25 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/82d10a99ff5e39beed2372d2fbcc3d65.pdf b4e612fedc440b4301430f8edd3adaea PDF Text Text ■ M O C M M t tM M M — (H ljp g > an far& fcdition PAGE 12 TOURS., JANUARY 24, 1903 COUNTY NEWS New V F W Auxiliary Has Installation By Jaae CaaoeTbmy Tha ntwly organised Worn* •n’s Auxiliary of VFW Po»t 10050 of Casselberry hold an installation of officers Baturday night a t the Country Club In Casselberry. Past Department President lira. Maude Horrell of Or* Undo was Instituting and In* lu llin g Offleer. She was as­ sisted by Mrs. Nellie Taylor of Rockledge, district eight president, and Mrs. Mae Rod­ gers of OrUndo, president of ACM 4287. Mrs. Roberta B. Moore of Orlando, past department sec* reUry, served as secretary pro Urn until after the InsUl* Utlon. New officers InsUlled were Mrs. Mildred Johnson, presi­ dent; Mrs. Doris Cong, senior vice president; Mrs. Ixrls How­ ard, Junior vice president; Mrs. Ann Rhyme, aeereUry; Mrs. Marjorie Tilton, treasurer; Mrs. Uelen P e a r s o n , guard; Mrs. Connie Sparks, conductress; Mrs. Anne Wick* tiffs, historian and publicity sgent; Mrs. Helen Hartwlch, p a t r i o t i c Instructor; Mrs. Thelma Crotty, musician; Mrs. (laynell Zukowekl, Mrs. Mary Webb, Mrs. Frances Agner and Mrs. Nina DeRousha, Communism Classes Hear Guest Speaker ! By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School Communlsm classes were privileg­ ed to bear a talk last Friday afternoon by John Noble, who was an American prisoner In the Soviet Union tor nearly 10 y ean . Noble ta on a speaking tour end haa been addresalng many groups in Central Klor* Ida schools sod churches. lie was captured by the Communist* In 1045 In Ger­ many and 4raa Imprisoned there In one of the Infamous Soviet slave labor camps which was located near the the Arctle Circle where lie e x p e r i e n c e d temperatures which dropped as much 04 degrees below sero. Ho spoke to the students of h)i experiences and told o.' me present day threat pre­ sented by the spread of Com­ munism in the world. Baseball Teams To Organize In Lake Mary Rjr Frances Wester An organisational meeting for Little I-caguo snd Senior League baseball teams In l-sks Mary will ba held at • p. m. n u t Tuesday in tha Laka Mary Fire Hall. Parent* from I.aka Mary, Loch Arbcr, I.lttle Venice ami llavrnn* Park have !>ecn In­ vited to attend tha .meeting at whlrh time managers will be appointed, a financial com­ mittee elected and Rooster Club officers named. In order that tha meeting may ba conducted as swiftly ss postlble It has been re­ quested thsl only tha parenU attend. Registration to play re quires thst a boy ba at Isaat tig h t y ean of aga by last Aug. 1 and not more than 18 years old before Aug. 1 of this year. Each registration will require a I t Insurance fee plus a donation, if poailbla, of BIO to tha Rooster Club to »up|M>rt the three teams. Hi. 1 Legionnaires To Conduct Poll By J e s s Mafia American Legion members • f the Sixth District Sslur day will conduct a s organis­ ed tearcb under d in ettes af Kea Moyer ior eligible vet­ erans who hsve never join­ ed the Legion.. Tha campslga will gst un­ derway at • a. m. la the A1 i is ■ ss i Springs area, color bearers; Mrs. Webb Is three year trustee, Mrs. Freds Dysert, two year trustee and Mrs. Wlckliffe, is one year trustee. The new president, Mrs. Johnson, presented gifts to Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Horrell and Mrs. Taylor in apprecia­ tion for thalr help in organis­ ing and Instituting the new auxiliary. Distinguished guests present for the occasion were Mrs. Louise Stewart of Orlando, past district president; Mrs. Harriett Harris of Longwood, deputy chief of staff of dis­ trict eight; Larry Cline, asatstant state Inspector and OFFICERS AND DISTINGUISHED GUESTS taking pari in Saturday night'a Institution and Installation of the new Auxiliary to VFW Post 10050 of Casselberry were, seated from left, Mnt. Ann Rhyme, Mrs. Nina DeRousha, Mrs. Anne Wickliffe, Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Mrs. Connie Sparks, Mrs. Nellie Taylor and Mrs. past district commander; Ar­ thur J. Block, pest eommsnder of Dost 8207; Frank Hartwtch, past commander of the Gold Stripe Poet; Walter Taylor, past commander of Poit 5434 of Cocoa and Cliff L. Over­ man, past comamnder of P oit 8207. Refreshments consisting of sandwiches, chips and dips, coffee srnd cake were served following the ceremony is the many members and guests present. The huge cake was made by Mrs. Rosemary Sanderfort of Post 8207 and was skillfully decorated with a full color replies of tha VFW em­ blem. Maude Horrell. Standing from left, Mrs. Vera Channel, Mrs. Frances Agner, Mrs. Lois Howard, Mrs. Doris Long, Mrs. Marjorie Tilton, Mrs. Helen Iiartwich, Mrs. Helen Pearson, Mrs. Gaynell Zukowski, Mrs. Mae Rodgera and Mrs. Mary Webb. (Herald Photo) Garden Club Lyman Sets Finals Visits Audubon House For Essay Contest By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Gsrden Club visited the Audubon House In Msitlsnd, headqusrters for the Florida Aud­ ubon Society, on Monday of this week. The group enjoyed • sick lunch at noon on the front porch which overlooks Like Sybclis ami later moved up­ stairs for the business meet­ ing. Mrs. Finney Haynes, bird chairman, Introduced Mrs. Margaret Hundley, an orni­ thologist on the Audubon So­ ciety staff. Her duties In­ clude editing the magoxlne, doing research and planning field trips. She received her training at Hamlin University in Minnesota and at (he Uni­ versity of Maine. Mrs. Hundley showed lovely colored slidea of many of tha birds most commonly found In the Central Florida area and told of their habila nnd how they can be recognised. She also answered questions from the garden clubbers concerning birds. Plans uere announced for a field trip to Zcllwood on Feb. 11 where members of the club will visit Vinson's Orchid House to see the or­ chids ami African violets. Garden Club Sets Project By Nova Grtesteag Members of the North Or­ lando Garden Club and tome of their husbands were out early Uat Saturday morning planting 23 cherry laurel trees In (he club's first beau­ tification project of the year. Trees were planted on S. Fairfax, S. Devon and S. Edgemon Area. Working on the project were Mr. and 3lrs. Rill Ry an. Mrs. Jessie Wall Ire, Mrs Richard Stodden, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nan, Mrs. Ewrightson Hanritte, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Rowell, Mre. Mary Hyatt, Mrs. Bill Wolfe and Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Ste­ wart. The planning committee in charge of the project consist ed of Mrs. RowtU, Mre. W. W. Anderson, Mrs. Nall, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. May Duquette. By Jaae Casselberry American Legion Memorial Post 250 of Casselberry will sponsor the 20th Annual Na­ tional High School Oratorical Contest on a local level at 1:45 p. m. next Tuesday when Lyman Senior High atudenta bold their finals at a special assembly program. A national Americanism activity of the Legion the contests are approved by the National Assn, of Secondary School Principals. More than 353,000 secondary school stu­ dents participated In last year's contest with 48 depart­ ment winners entering na­ tional competition after eli­ mination programs were con­ ducted. This year's aubject must be on some phase of the Con­ stitution of the United States which win give empbssia to the attendant dutiea and obli­ gations of a clliten to hla gov­ ernment. Ksaays must be the original efforts of each con­ testant and must not require less than 10 minutes nor more than 12 minutes for delivery. Penalty for plagiarism will be disqualification. In addi­ tion, each contestant srlli give an extemporaneous dis­ co u-*e taking not leaa than four and not more than six minutes. I*ost 256 Judges will be Clarence Doe ben er. Milter Evans, Den Evans, Larry Mapleaden and Poet Com­ mander Harold K r y d e r . Speech Instructor is Stanley Houston of tha Lyman Eng­ lish DepL Winner of tha contest will receive a trophy with the runnerup getting ■ medal. Junior High Athletic Assn. To Build Basketball Court By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Junior High School Athletic Aran, voted Monday night at a meeting held In the school library to take on the proJec oti building a 50 a 84 foot all • purpose baikelball court for the achool. The court also could be used for surh sports as ten­ nis, snd volleyball as well as for dancing. To raise funds for complet­ ing Uto project, ways and means committee chairman Dob Means, has proposed sell­ ing 8,100 two-foot squares of the court to interested in­ dividuals who will receive n certificate indicating that they have a share In the school's athletic program. Chairman Henry Duncan reported that the Lyman Athletic Roosters Assn, had suggested that the two organ­ isations combine. The pro­ posal was rejected by the Junior High planning com mlttee, however, because of the 1807 still outstanding on the debt incurred in ' buying sports equipment for the m v school, and tha many Im­ provements stiU needed. No funds have been avail able from the slate or coun­ ty for the athletic program, thus tha full respoaslbUMy is left with the Athletic Assn To raise needed funds tha assoc ti lion will sponsor n chicken supper on Saturday, Fob. 8, at the Longwood Ele­ mentary School with serv­ ing scheduled to begin at I P- m. A special advance sale of tickets for the supper will be held on Saturday, Fob. X. Barracks 1197 To Install New Officers Ry Mrs. Adam Mailer New officers of World War I Darracks 1197 and of Its Auxiliary of DeBary will ba Installed at T p. m. Friday night by Mrs. Grace Lash, seventh d i s t r i c t president, during a combined meeting of the groups at tha Community Center. Chairman of antertainmant for the program la Marla Dun gon and refreshment chair­ man is Pauline Walter. Grace Kahce, blood bank chairman, reports th at 88 have signed up for the World War I Veterans Bloed Bank. Bobwhito quail prefer fairly open, cultivated or pasture land with patches of brush f a r shelter. HENRY WARD Ward Accepts Appointment As Fire Chief By Mona Cries lead Henry Ward of North Or­ lando this week publicly an­ nounced that he has accepted the appointment ae Village Fire Chief recommended Uat wreak by Mayor Frank Faaula a f t e r suspension of Bob Stephenson In an all-out ef­ fort to revamp tho entire Velunteer Fire Dept. Ward said he accepts the appointment for the sole pur­ pose of re-organising the volunteer orgnnlsatlon end placing It end tha equipment on an operating basis. A public hearing to air charges against Stephenson's operations ns tha fire chief will be aet after tha first of the month. Band Boosters To Sponsor Chicken Dinner By Jaae Casselberry Lyman High School Band Boosters will sponsor a chic­ ken dinner from 3 to 7 p. m. this Saturday at the school cafeteria. Dinners of "alt you can eat" have been especially priced for adults and for children under 12 years of age. Children under six will receive their dinners entire­ ly free of charge. The Band will furnish en­ tertainment during the din­ ner and a cake auction and white elephant sale also will be conducted in conjunction with the event. Proceeds will go for In­ struments, uniforms, and to­ wards general upkeep of the band, which la self support­ ing and is trying to raise enough money to reach the budget of $3,740 this year. New Members Welcome For Legion Post By Shirley Wentworth Invitation ha* been extend­ ed for intcreited and eligible women to join Marion ClarkPhillip* American Legion Foil 227, the only all womea'* poit In Central Florid*. M lu Loulie Shaw of Bear Lake I* senior vice command­ er of the post which 1* compriied of. women who have lerved In either of the World Wars nr tho Korean Conflict. Member* of the poit are for­ m er Army nurics, Air Force n u r a o * . WACS. WAVES, SPARS, Marine* and Yeomen. Eligibility date* for member­ ship are April 6, 1017 to Nov. 11, 1018; Dec. 7, 1041 to Sept. 2, lots and June 25, 1950 to July 27, *053. Proof of honor­ able diichargc or separation must also be available. Prospective member* will be welcomed at meeting* of the poit held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month, the business meeting at Slemorlal Post 19 on Lake Ivanhoe in Orlando and social meetings at other designated locations. Interested persons may contact Miss Shaw at her home. 4-H Club Plans Fair Projects By Maua Grinate ad The North Orlando 4-H Club it planning a busy Saturday this week in projects to raise money for members to make the trip on Feb. 16 to the Florida State Fair in Tampa. Saturday morning a bake aale will ba held at the North OrUndo General Store. If weather U clear, saUi tables will be set up outdoors, how­ ever, In case of Inclement weather plana are being made to hold the eate la tha laundry building. Saturday afternoon all member* of the club will Join hands in • ear wash to ba bald in front of Village Hall. Donations of baked goods will ba appreciated by tha group and residents are urg­ ed to support the club'a pro­ jects to give members the educational advantagea to ba By Dense Estes obtained through tha Fair The Longwood Civic League trip. will sponsor a benefit card party beginning at 8 p. m. Friday in the Civic League Building on Church St. Serving na chairman fur tha event is Mr*. GarUnd Ten volunteers for the Alta Shaw who i* aaualed by M lu Dorothy Heath, Mr*. moot* Springs Police Dept, Oti* Lao and Mrs. J . Hamb­ were approved by members of the Town Council upon re­ lin. Door and table prime will commendation of Chief Grady be awarded and refreshment* Hall at last wreck'* first meet­ ing ot the newly organised will be served. Proceed* will be applied board. Serving will be J. B. Cote, towarde upkeep of the build­ Thornton DeCamp, F. A. ing. Edyvean. Boyd Hitchcock, Harry Brown, Donald JackOnly eoe Is II person* lived son, Jon Miller. HeUis Tuck on farm* when the I860 U. S er, Norman White and BUI eenaas was takas. WUUfc an Longwood Volunteers Have Fire College By Donna Estee Lopgwood'a Volunteer Fire­ men and Junior Volunteers Friday night wtG wind up a week’a Intensive fire fight­ ing instruction* given In nightly session of a Fire Col­ lege under the direction of Elmo Cox, instructor from the Florida State Fire Col­ lege in Ocala. In Monday's "get-acquaint­ ed'' session, Cox explained responsibilities of the firemen, the importance of good pub­ lic relations, Insurance rate* and methods of forceable en­ try into homes where neces■ary. Tuesday's meeting Involved hydraulics and water pressure and signs of fire Including the fire triangle, flash points. Ignition temperature and spontaneous Ignition. The volunteers were drill ed on the use of pumps and apparatus and bose practices at Wednesday night's c la n and today fire extinguishers, breathing masks and equip­ ment will be demonstrated and explained. Friday the men will be In­ structed on fog streams, con­ trolling fires, inflammabte liquids and structural fire fighting. The public is invited to witness all of Friday night’s class, especially the burning of a shack erected Sunday on a lot adjacent to the rail road crossing on Church St. by the volunteer# specifically for the demon­ stration practice. Diploma* will be awarded each man who has received the 15 hours of instructioa during the Fire College. Girl Scouts Learning To Make Camp LONGWOOD FIRE CHIEF Claude Lnyo, right, look* over luyouta for tonight's session of the week-long Fire College being held for the volun­ teers by Elmo Cox, left, state instructor. (Herald Photo) EDITORIAL COMMENT More Than A Badge Altamonte Springs Police Chief Grady Hall came in for some fine compliments a t lust week’s meeting of the Town Council when Mayor Law­ rence Swofford highly commended him and his volunteer force for arranging anil taking part in an intensive training course for law enforce­ ment officers. Members of tho department Inst week were entering into their third month of weekly Thurs­ day night sessions with eight more scheduled to go. According to the muyor’s reports, the men arc schooled in every phase of law enforcement work und ure probably being more thoroughly trained thun those in much iurger cities. It is most satisfying nnd reassuring to know that our local officials realize that it takes more than ju st a badge to make a policeman. School Celebrates Arbor Day By D «uu Estes Students at the Longwood Elementary School celebrat­ ed Arbor Day last Friday with a 45 minute program followed by the planting of 20 trees and plants on the school grounds. The program, conducted through the intercom system, featured tlie fourth grade class of Mrs. Lee Richardson In a play written by the atu* dents on the meaning of Ar­ bor Day and the sixth grade- era. taught by 3lra. Theresa Itolirk, sang songs also writ­ ten by the students in cele­ bration of the event. Trees, saved for and pur­ chased by each class, were planted following the pro­ gram. In tome cases where there are fewer children to a classroom, two groups, pooled their resources to buy the plant. Students chose a variety in­ cluding cocus Australlus, elm, cherry, palm, plumosu* and foundation plants. Ry Mona Grinstead Safe ami secure methods of making camp are being stud­ ied by members of North Or­ lando Girl Scout Troop 233, under the direction of Sirs. Richard Stodden, leader. At Monday's 4 p. m. meet­ ing this week held at Sirs. Stodden’* home, the girls pitched a tent and at next week's meeting they wilt practice chopping wx>od in the back yard oi Sirs. Bill Harris, co-leader. Other phases covered In tho training Include the care and uses of a jack knife and com­ pass. A practice campoul will be held at which time tho girls will learn to use their "buddy burners." Instruction at this week's meeting also Included a skit pertaining to Girl Scout Laws presented by Gall Atchison and Georgia Barker. Troop. 233 consists of It sixth nnd seventh grade girls who invited others in this ago group to Join the Scouts. Brownies Elect Club Reporters North Orlando Brownii Troop 593 elected reporters at Tuesday afternoon's meet­ ing held at the home of Mrs. Dill Piloisn, leader. There now arc 20 girls from grades two through four in tho troop. Elected were Sandy Grant, Debbie Coyle and Patricia Webster. Their responsibility will consist of contacting the newspapers after each n u tt­ ing to report the current pro­ gram. Debbie Lane and Jam m u Black were elected to clip reports to be placed in the troop's scrapbook. Embroidery work was start­ ed at last week’s meeting and Sirs. Piloian and Mrs. Roy Burke, co-leader, were kept busy threading needle*. Troop 595 meets each Tues­ day from 4 p. m. until I p. rn. Civic League To Sponsor Cord Party Police Named In Altamonte ox tne d i l ute. FirBl Graden, taught by Mnt. Meredith «hool last Friday afternoon to aet tre€? " “ ,*br? U«n °* Arbor Day. Each plant or tre# Pennl“ Mved during lh® few months by children (Herald Photo) �*^ =1 I’ it »v Support The M arch Off D im es S a tu rd a y © Itr S a t t f o r b i t r r a l i t WEATHER: Wnrmlnf np trend today. High today, 55-80. Low tonight, 40*45. VOL. r>3 * * c io c By LARRY VERSHEL Took a brief tour through the old post office this morn­ ing with City Manager W. K. Knowlet and Building Inspec^ tor Foote Yelvington. . . . Drafting board in the middle . . . pencil drawing of what the facility would look like . . . reading and research room* upitair*. . . . Crew* taking b ra n off the wall* to be sal­ vaged by the government. . . . •‘Good building," eay* Pete. . . . "Make one good lihrury,” aays Foots. • • • * Ran Into Jim Crapp* on the street and Jim says he would like to see the city commission aik the legiilature for a pay raise. • • • County Com million will be meeting (off-the-cuff) tonight to d iicun proposed legislation. « | You can guess what will be the most Important topic . . . Say, Mack, about that ralicl I • • We hear that construction will start on a ipecial oxygen plant by the hospital. (More on thia later as soon as we can corner Bob Besaerer.) • • • Speaking of the hospital, 4 county road crews have com­ pleted paving south entrance to the new wing. • • • County Engineer Bill Bush ••cool” to the Idea of countywide drainage legislation. Pre­ fers long range planning for primary canals here. • • • What constitutes religious service* for the Civic Center will be a ••hot" potato the City Fathers will face Monday night. • • • Should be a long, drawn out affair what with Pipeline Co.ACL hassle . . . (Don’t be aurprised If NAS Chief Bob Ware turns up) and contract on wa­ ter Improvements chief Items # on the agenda. ^ q ^ g , V • ® m Shouldn't there be some sort of traffic signal by the Pinecrest School out by 27th St. 7 • ♦ • Don't forget the Elks Charity Ball Saturday . . . It'* for a good cause and the March of Dimes roadblock. • • • That north wind blowing by the courthouse makes it too dangerous for the window boys and window* are being put In an the south side today. • • • It'a so quiet around town I ’ve got to mention the Gen­ eral Sanford IJbrary. O. An­ drew Speer Jr. was named president of the Association. By the way we hear Carola Sanford Dow left a great deal of loot to the facility. • • • Ken McIntosh, who has done so much for the youth around town . . . Timing Assn., etc., etc., egg thrower* feh) will probably appear before the County Commission next week asking for a continual lease for the drag racer*. The association had to can­ cel a aerlca of race* because no lease available. ♦ • • Paul Blackford who kept grid fan* hsppy at Lyman signed a full four-year achoUrahip at the University of Tampa last night. Paul scored 17 touchdown* last year. • • • Look for the next alrp In growth of Caaaelberry. the county's aecond largest mu­ nicipality, to be annexation of the Shopping Center at llwy. 17-02 and SB 434. Meeting ex pected within the next few days to consider an annex*tlnn petition. • • • Speaking of that area, Fern Park incorporation In the new* again but we doubt any petition can be ready by this session o( the Legislature. • • • Local bartender* were alert­ ed today. Federal and ata|e beverage agents are In town. Mostly chockin'; on llcrnses. But also serving of teenagers, if *o. • • • John F. McCloskey was in today with passes for the Sem­ inole County Fair starting Feb. 4. He is president of American I-egion Fair Aasn Legion-sponsored fair should be Interesting and exciting. > United I’reaa Leaned Wire Established 1908 F ill., JANUARY 25, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 635 Sanford Canal r Wins Go Ahead PAST AND PRESENT are represented here us present President Glenn McCall of the Sanford-Scminolc Jnycecs welcomes oldest past-president, Floyd Palmer (1927) to the luncheon which honored all the former Jaycce presidents, Thursday. McCall will welcome Senator Beth Johnson as the speaker a t the DSA llampiet Saturday at the Civic Center a t 7 p. ni. (Herald Photo) A "go ahead" signal was the Indian River with the plans for the canal and th* John Krkter, asioclatlon dir­ roadway was presented to ector. chairman of the navi­ given this morning by the ocean. Florida Waterways Associa­ Along with approving the the association directors by- gating committee and Semition to the St. Johnslndian | canal lit* association direc­ Blver Navigating Committee tor* took under advisement In it* promotion of an ll-milc the "Bromley Idea” —John barge canal between Sanford 1Bromley's suggestion that dredge from the 11-mlte canal and the East C«**t. Association director* were be used as a base for a fourin quarterly meeting today lane highway connecting the Sanfond-Deland area with at the Mayfair Inn. They approved a resolution the East Coast. The highway commending the committee route would run parallel to for iti action in culminating the canal. tlic* long proposed barge can­ Outline of preliminary al connecting Sanford with the Atlantic Ocean through a waterway from the St. Johns River to the Indian River. Till* will be furthered by a U. S. "haulover * canal connecting the headwaters of nowA ... It Will Be Warmer! “Flights:,sSlated ^e,M a" Winds Aid Citrus For April 2 OK’s Idea WASHINGTON (L’PD — President Kennedy ssys he would be "delighted" to see Sir Winston Churchill given honorary U. S. citizenship. Probe Set note County Chamber ef Commerce manager. Krider Informed the aiso* nation directors the navigat­ ing committee, a t this point, has abandoned plans for ask­ ing the federal government for funds to finance the eanaL He indicated the project ran be financed on a local level possibly through revenue bonds. The association directors In first action tills morning elected Col. Herbert Gee, Weal Palm Beach, aa perildent, succeeding Frank Brownett, Jacksonville. Also elect­ ed were Harry II. Saunders, Port St. Joe, as vice prealdent, and George Patterson, Miami, secretary-treasurer. At press time the associa­ tion was considering appoint­ ment of Edgar Johnson, Gainesville, as a part-time executive aecretary. Johnson, a lawyer, Is an Alachua County commissioner. Water Boost Hike Rates Set In Casselberry WASHINGTON (UPI) — CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) The Agriculture Department —America's next manned or­ Thursday announced plans A brutal cold wavo which panied it kept ii deep freeze | Agriculture officials indi bital flight into space—a day- for a broad Investigation of knifed into the southland out of the state's citrus [ rated they did not expert | king mission by astronaut Le­ the poultry industry. bringing death and crop dam­ groves, already hard hit by a 1heavy damage to Flcrida's roy Gordon Cooper Jr.—is age totaling millions of dol­ killing freeto Inst month. citrus am! vegetable crops. j scheduled for April 2, it was lars gave way to a warming Temperature* remained be- ! lesrned today. Temperatures were expect­ ORLANDO (UPI) — TeleThe Town of Cnsselbcrry trend today. ed to rise throughout most low fleeting over much of Ttie flight could last even vision Channel 9 in Orlando ■mil Casselberry Utilities Co, will begin using the call let­ The Arctic cold front chilled of the state today but lust Dixie today but the frigid air longer than a day. reached agreement on terms Florida’s tourists but a brisk night the mercury hovered was markedly more hearable FRANK BROWNETT (left) rtit.grt hits Hwan hour Tentative plans are to send ter* WFTV Feb. 3, according of n water rata raise at • con­ than Thursday's tows which the 33-year-old Air Force ma­ to Joseph L. Brechner, preal northeast wind that accom­ 1around xcro in Tennessee. an outgoing prcrtident of the Florida Waterway* tinued session of the Board of plunged to an almost incredi­ jor 22 times around the world dent and general manager. ArtMH'iatinn to Joint Ktiller, Sanford, founder Aldermen held Thursday night ble 30 below at Kingston on a flight that would take And firnt provident of the group. (Herald Photo) in the Women’s Club Building. Springs in middle Tennessee. 31 hours. This Is nearly four Only opposing voice to the WASHINGTON (UPI) At least IN deaths in south­ times more than any U. S. action taken l>y the board wus ern states were attributed to astronaut has ever flown In Southern opponents of ttie that of L. E. Woodhams. Senate filibuster rules changes apace. the cold wave. have Tttk* hop* for a afvowGoing into effect for • 48A family of four burned to down vote on tha m atter un­ month period a* soon aa potdeath in a house fire a t Bald­ til next week. aids water, passed by the win, Ga., Thursday night. Two Thank heaven! State Board of Health, Is pass­ elderly men burned to death Thul wart the exprertrtion thi* morning nf an ing through the pipes will It* when their house a t Chnrlotte, attache in the office of County Agricultural DUBLIN. (UPI) - Ireland Ibo rate schedule as proposed N. C. burned. A child died in POUT EVERGLADES. Fla. • victim nf gangrene diabetes, by III* c o m p a n y Tuesday Agent Cecil Tucker relntivc to the wenthermun'rt is modifying Ita capital pun­ s school fire at Vidulia, Ga. (L'PI)—The cargo ship Sldrlry was the first down one of the night. At Hint time a schedule wuminRrt of n freeze Thursday night. Final approval of Architect ishment laws to abollah Urn Lykc* brought 1,170 seasick three gangways flung up along was presented calling fur A With official warninKrt Thursday of a death penally for certain John Burton'* plans for th* "heavy freeze," even down to 15 degreert, the tprs of homicides, Minister and sober-faced Cuban refu­ the black hull of live merry 43.30 minimum up to 7,000 English Estate* elementary of Justice Charles Haugltry gee* here today, the largest ship. She walked down lo one weatherman "Roofed." gullotia; 23 cents per thousand school was voted Thursday announced Thursday. single group of exiles released of five wailing ambulances, up to 20,000 gallons and 22 And to rc)>eat the exprertsion: "Thank afternoon by the S c h o o l by Fidel Caatro. aided by Red Cross nurse*. heaven!" cents per thousand thereafter. Boanl. Pedro Perez Vidal, 17, was Seventeen ambulance case* Official thermometer readinRrt thi« mornlnR Tho agreement will be cov­ The plans now will lie sub­ WASHINGTON (U PI) - were the first persons off the next off the ship, and he was ered by resolution up to th* were 35 at 5 n.m., 35.5 at 6 and 7 u.m., 36 a t mitted to the State School Churches, collegea, hospitals 493-foot vessel when It tied up carried ou a strctchrr. The p r e s e n t franchise m aturity 8 n.m. and 45 at 9 u.m. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Boanl at Tallahassee and to and charitable agencies will at 6:23 a.in. al this port 20 Ilrd Cross said lie was a polio dato with Hie remaining time J. D. WriRht, School Board chairman and a Gov. Farris Bryant hope* the victim. The seriously ailing to l>e coveted by contract. citrurt grower, pointed out Thursday that freez­ Florida Legislature's t h i r d the federal government a t At­ find It harder to raise money miles north nf Miami following and the stretcher cases were lanta for further approval. a 13-hour crossing from lla U President Kennedy's new­ Giber tei in* call for a da. special session on reapportioning weather had hit the cltrun Industry "world­ The school Is to lie financed ts* proposals arc enacted by vana which the paisrnger* unable or unwilling lo talk (lease ill rates a t the end of nient, starting Tuesday, won’t wide." Freezes have hit the citrus belts this win­ with newsmen waiting at thr the four year period to be bus­ said was "very rough." last longer Ih. n a week, even half-half — bn per cent by Congress. ter in Italy, Spain, California, Texas and Florida. 1ed upon thu rc|iort of n survey Fourteen of Hie ailing pas dock as the vessel tied up. if there is no agreement on a county anil state funds and 60 In fact, Wright said, the Texas citrus belt Aa (lie main IhmI.v of refu­ team composed of ono man per cent by federal funds un­ srngers were on stretchers. plan to keep the m atter out of hns not recovered from freezes dating back to der the impart law. COLUMBIA, S. C. (U P D Boss Chacon Vasqurz, 74, gees began streaming slowly liiicd by tlie town, one by Hi* the courts. 1951 and "I doubt if the industry there will ever down the gangplanks, they company ami one from a disWith overall approval by Gov. Donald S. Russell said The aeazion will have a 20recover from these last few years of damaging wen- unsmiling, not like the bit n ested engineering firm. Thursday that South Carolina the Stale and the federal gov­ day maximum, but the govern­ weather.’ happy throng of 022 who ar­ The company, taking inior said Thursday the leaders ernment, the School Hoard will be a graceful loser and rived here Dec. 27 aboard Hie mcdiuli! steps to make notesof the two houses had promis­ will aid for construction bids abide by a federal court or­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ first ship lo carry prisoner soi y facility improvements aa ed him they would try to per­ for the lb-classroom CBS one- der to admit a Negro to all­ ransom supplies to Culia and railed for by the state, expects while Clemaon College. story school. It will bo air suade the senators and repre­ return with a load of exiles. tlie time involved to be ap­ sentatives to rail it quits and conditioned, contain general "Tills Is different. For these proximately six weeks. go home if they cannot agree operational furilitiea and will WASHINGTON (UPI) — l>eople, it was a rough voy­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e occupy a "li-arr* site. in live first week. Secretary of Statu Dean Rusk Estimate of the cost of the White House guide book, Illu­ nil CIA Director John A. Mr age," said a member of the This, Bryant said, was the only pledge he had front the school wet held in confidence strating the changes in Ute Cone appeared before a Senate Ilrd Cross team. lie said the supply of sea­ legislators. He admitted he by the School Board pending executive mansion made by- foreign relations subcommit­ Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy's sickness pills ran out early in tee today to discuss rr|Mirts of did not have enough commit­ bids by cont factors. restoration project, baa earn­ a new Soviet buildup in Culm. Ihe evening, us the Shirk') By United Press International cury plunged below freezing ments to hope fur passage of ed nearly *151,000 during its The two officials faced 'men­ Lykes steamed from Havana the 42-icnalor, 141 representa­ School* rioted, industries across the southland. Everything is set for ttie first six months on tile . tioning an President Ken- hartior at 7 p m inlii the Flor­ nmiiinl Elk- Charity Bill Sat­ tive plan lie has been plugging. shut down and roads were The temperature dropped lo ida Strait*, stirred up h> hills I nedy'a news conference state. lir.vant said he would settle urday ni-rlit at the Mnyfair blocked by drilling s n o w 16 below at Minnea|>olU, | nient yesterday Hint daily aur- tery winds of a cold front for rediatricting of the Senate Inn, Chairmen Dirk Mupcs BATH, Maine (UPI) —The across the eastern half of the Minn., early loday and fell to within its present membership ! veillunre of Culm had dinclosiiml Stephen Andruska said guided missile frigate Harry nation today in the wake of 13 above at Atlanta, Ga. ed “no influx" of offensive of 38. although he feared the today, K. Yarncll leaves here today Crop losses from Thursday s one of the century's most bit­ Russian weapons. Federal Court which ordered “Everyone ia invited to atcold wave were estimated at Broadening of vocational of­ for the H u t s o n naval aliipyard | Kennedy said that one So­ ter cold wave*. reapportionment would not tend, knowing that their con­ where it will lie turned over millions of dollars in Alabama. ferings for school children was The death toll from the sixviet ship might have brought accept the plana which have tribution* go to hrlp crippled day siege of polar air climbed Agriculture Commissioner A. been offered so far along this approved by the School Board to the Navy. Ttie 333 foot ves- arms to Culm. Hut lie said eliihlren in tlie Hnrry-Anna set will l>e commissioned W. Todd said the broiler indus­ in srsiion Thursday afternoon. to 160. line. tlieie was no evidence it carCrippled Children's Home, ami The Juvenile Council, in a Feb. 2. Despite a slight break <n the try suffered S3 million kisses lied wcupons Hint might pose Ho said he is considering Autopsy m the death of 31 under'privileged children in and the state's livestock indus­ letter, requested the board to cold wave, much of the nation a Uncut to the United .Slut". year-old llusca Foster in In - Sanford." said Amirosko. asking the Stale Supreme shivered In sub zero tempera­ try also was hit hard. Court for an advisory opinion Improve it avocational offer­ apartment at 2u3 West First LONDON (UPI) — Lord Dress Is optional, and done. Upper air currrnis helped ture* early today. The meron whether the Legislature ing* to children "not inclined Chief Justice Parker today Street early Thursday proved Ing begin* at 0:30 p. m. with ward off extensive damage lo can increase the site of cither academically." cause was hy ecrobral hemur- Sammy Gentile's orchestra Florida's already hard hit cit­ The board agreed and Supt. sentenced journalist D e s ­ HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (UPI) the Senate or the 93-membcr mond Clough to six month* >—Business activity at this rliage. Acting Coroner Vernon playing in the |iep|>erniintrus crop. In the Rio Grande It. T. Mllwcc said be would House by statute instead of Mi/e said loday. striped ballro.in of the MayValley, citrus and vegetable enter into a plan of action for in prison for contempt be­ space capital was al a near constitutional amendment. cause he refused lo identify , standstill today under a state Funeral aervieea were lo be fair Inn. grower* girded for another (he 1963 64 school year. the source of a new* atory jof emergency caused by a held tills afternoon at Lie i Ticket holders are advised hard freeze but many express­ involving .Soviet espionage. 'slmrtage of natural gas. llrivsim Funeral Home to call Mu pc- or Androsko fur ed hope that rarlirr freeze* table reservation*. Only e minor piece of legis­ have caused citrus trees to belation —will be asked by the come dormant and withstand Seminole County School Board the cold. MEXICO CITY (U PI)—Th* of the next session of the State Blizzard* socked western Meilran navy a n n o u n c e d WASHINGTON (U PI) — New York itate during the Thursday night it la sending The cost of living registered Legislature. Bridge ...... ........ Puge 7 New night hours for the day and F'riduy. On Kuturduy Munuger Hugh Prince of Presently, the School Board night Along the Lake Michi­ ship* to patrol the area off it* sharpest monthly dip in Classified Page K A t» la required to ask for bids for gan shore in western Michigan the Yucatan coast where Mex­ four years in December, Seminole County Blood Bank It will be open from 8:30 a. m. the Movie land Drive In Thea­ Comlrs _ - ... Pag* 8 any purchase or contract more 'high winds piled snow over ican shrimper* say they were mainly because of lower food were announced today by until I p. m. ter bus offered a free puss Dear Ahby . -.__ Page 7 ' highway* and the weather bu­ fired on this week by a fishing prices. But cold weather ia - Ralph Wight, chairman. fur two fur a month to any- j Editorial than $300. ....... Page 4 Blood Bank supplies are The board will request of the reau said "near blizzard con- boat from Tampa, Fla. one signing up to donate i Fmtertalument .... 1’ags 7 expected to send food costa | Beginning M o n d a y , the ! lib-id Bank, which is located still low and many more don- blood during the Friday and Legiilature to up the minimum dilioni" prevailed. The navy said tlx ship* have up again thia month. la-gals . — ... Page 7 A 8 amount to $600. In other word*, Abandoned automobiles lin­ been ordered into the area al­ This was reported today just behind Scuilnol* Me. ora are needed to bring Blocks Saturday night show*. Blood Puzzle ___— . Page 8 it will allow the School Board ed the roads from Michigan ready and an unspecified num­ by Robert J . Myera, deputy mortal Hospital on Second HL up and prevent a serious Bank personnel will be on Society ..... ____ Page 8 to make purchase* up to IC'W lo New York and hundred* of ber of qthere will be sent in commissioner of the Bureau will be open from 4 to • p.m. shortage in case of an emer­ duty in the snack bar to ac­ .......... Page B Sports rural families were marooned. the new few days. without bid* Ion Monday, Tuesday, Thurs­ gency, Wight said. of Labor Statistic*. cept pledges. Page 2 Churches . i New Call Letters +★ ★ ★ ★ ★ W eatherm an Goofs ! ! ! ! Showdown Set 1 ,1 7 0 Cuba Refugees English Estates Plans Okayed Week's Session, Bryant Predicts Modifying Ideas Arrive In Florida Hurt By Move Graceful Loser W intry Cold W ave Good Breadwinner Rusk Testifies On 'Buildup' Elks Charity Ball Slated Saturday Night Leaves Toll O f 16 0 Vocation Boost Set By Board Boston Bound Foster Death Termed Natural | Oops! Standstill Boost Bid Minimum, Board Asks Mexico Patrol Set For Yucatan Living Cost Shows ‘Dip’ New Blood B an k Hours Herald Index J1 < \ • \,i ii \ 1 1 — —; ' 1 X • 'i ii �1 r i i , Ik ! II St}« •ra fo rfe f rra lb Thorn** KdUon was • scientific genius but a big question mark cornea Into v#ew when we try to anawer the question a i to hla pro­ phetic ability. It la said that he remarked, "What man’a genlua can create, man'a character can control." It we examine the p u t, preaent, and eatimate the fu­ ture we do not find thia statemcnt "holding w ater". We can trace hlrlory from the day* of the Pharoaha of Egypt through the dlctatora of our preaent day and find that our earth ha* been drenched with the blood of the flower of our youth Urn* end time again. Some found m eant that they felt would conquer their fellow man but their character waa not great enough to control their acieace. Hlatory alto telle u* of our need for more char- Throughout the month earl* oua members of the Longwood F irst Pentecostal Church have served as acting S u n d a y School superintendents la e competitive program of con­ centrated effort to Increase attendance e t Sunday School Serving have been Rev. J. C. Penney, Cleo Barker and Jesse Brown and this week Mlsa Sibyl Grant will taka over as superintandant T h e a t four members will mast later In the month for n planning din­ ner to discuss and formulate ways of explaining the Bible to those attending Sunday School. Sunday school classes and teachers are nursery, Mrs. Ruby Brown: beginners, Mrs. M. L. McDanlal; primary, Mrs. Phoebe Pemberton: j u n i o r , Jasso Brown: Intermediates, Mias Grant: young people, Mrs. T h o m a s A trey end adults, Rav. G ran t Ths church ax tends a cor­ dial welcoma to those not al­ ready a t t e n d i n g Sunday 8chool to do ao aach week a t 10 s . m. acter control iu the political and economic realm s of man’s existence. Today, we find ourselves In a unique poilUon. Never before has man been able to commit mass suicide, but It I* clear that he has such ability now! What a frighten­ ing prospect to know that this la true and that indica­ tions as yet do not point to­ ward a development o( character that would control the awesome power of man's creation. We may say that auch an attitude aa expressed la de­ featist, but I know there le a way out. Many of ua con­ cur In believing that God la atlll the God of this world whose omnipotent power did not cease e t creation but continues in sustlnatlon. We know that the anawer to the problems of man can be an­ swered In God and there la no doubt about this. Many may reflect that If this be true, why have we bees, and continue to be, faced with such problem*. The anawer, for me, la that God rewards with blessings beyond comparison but only when men la willing to re­ ceive them according to Hla plan. God wants ua to bava full, rich and abundant lives, but He la a God of order, design, and purpose. Hla willingness to biota is far beyond man'* will Ingnats to recelva. It Is simply a m atter of ceasing our rebellion and surrender­ ing unconditionally to 111m as He expressed Himself In Jeans Christ. What baa been said thus far le extremely baalc end apace does not permit details but your clargyman will spend hours with you If you are serious about avoiding mat* suicide. The annual election meetinf of Sanford’s Holy Crow Episcopal Church was bold Wednesday night preceded by g dinner under the chairmanship of Mrs. Donald Jones. Elected to the Vestry were Lcdr. L. Ebbert, aa navy re­ presentative, and civilians Phil Rouche, Dan Wrlgbt, M. W. Parry and Charles Regia- Named as delegates to the Diocesan Convention In Mi­ Baptist Men’s Day, a day ami Beach were Alfred Stanset aside each year by South­ ern Bsptlsts to honor men of the ehurch, will be observed this Sunday at the First Bap­ tist Church of Sanford. Morning worship services will be In chargo of Charles L. Robinson, Brotherhood By Jane Casselberry president, and Harold HeekenThe Christian Homemakers baeb will speak on the subject, Class of ths Casselberry Com­ "What My Church Means To munity Methodist Church met Me." Tuesday night In Weaver Hall The Boy'e Choir will pre­ of tha church. sent special musle at tha 8:45 Mrs. L. L. Wcrley, program a.m. service end e male quar­ chairman, was In charge of tet composed of Martin Stine- tha dtrotlonals reading an ex­ cipher, Evens McCoy, Myron cerpt from "The Prophet" by Smith and E. B. Carter will Kahili Ulbran. Rev. Delmas sing at the 11 a.m. service. Copeland gave Uia prayer and Rev. Fred B. Chance, pastor BUI Shook, claaa president, of the church, will speak at presided at th* meeting. the evening service and Gerald Marvin McClain anuounced Covington will present e vocal that the Commission on Mis­ solo. sions is starting a free lend­ ing service for those in need of wheel chairs, crutches, cane* and walkers and asked for donations of equipment to carry out the program. The class voted to allocate Plans and preparations are $6o towards purchase of the complete for opening tha needed equipment. An old fashioned box social eleventh season of th* worldfamous Black llllls Passion was planned for the class for Play, at the natural amphi­ Feb. 23 at the McClain's farm theatre seating 3,600 persons in Ovlrdo. Mrs. Arthur Martin was pre­ Just south of Lake W aits, on sented with a going away gift Sunday, Feb. 10. The two-and-one-half-hcur from the class. Mr. and Mrs. religious drama, with • cast Martin and their two sons are of 160 persons, features moving to Baltimore, Md., Josef Meier In the difficult from North Orlando. Following the meeting re ­ rote of the Chrialua which he has ably portrayed mois than freshment* were served by 6,000 times sinew bringing th* the hostesses, Mrs. John Gee, production to tha United Mrs. Leonard Wagner and 8tales from Germany In 1032. Mrs. Martin. Performances In 1063 arw scheduled a t 7:30 p. m. on Tuesday. Thursday and Sat­ By Mrs. Clarence Beyder urday evenings. Sunday ma­ The RA’s of the Osteen Bap­ tinee* will a ta ri a t 4 p. tn. The tist Church will have a skat­ final presentation this year ing party Saturday evening. will be Sunday, April f l i Those wishing to attend should there will be a special Good be at the church no later than Friday performance on April 7 p.m. Marvin Riggs wUl ac­ 13 e t 7:30 p. ui company lbs group. Passion Play To Begin Eleventh Season Skating: Party i • IX . the Lake Mystic Church In Bristol Paradise Heights Church In Apopkn ing to Longwood. parents of three c h i l d r e n , Rachel, seven, a second grade student a t Longwood Ele­ mentary School; John, five and Gretrhen, two. Attend Meeting: At Convention H e h a s b een a c t i v e in Bap­ Baptist and a t the t i s t A s s o c i a t i o n s Including t h e B a p t i s t A p p a ta c h e e a n d W # k I w a before com­ Assn*, and currently is enter­ ing the Seminole Assn. II* also worked at Camp Joy near Rock Spring* where h* was in charge of rebuilding By Frances Wester Representatives of the First the swimming facilities. He Baptist Church of Lake Mary enjoys entertaining children attending the Seminole Asso­ with magic which illustrates ciation Sunday School meeting the Gospel. Rev. Lindsay and Mrs. Lind­ held at the Elder Springe Bap­ tist Church, Tuesday night, say, the former Patricia Hudwere Rev. Ralph K. Tcylor, II. kins, met and were married at Ferguson, Mrs. W. A. Hoopen- the First naptlst Church in gardner, Mrs. Jam es Gray Bethel, Kans., teri-and-onehalf years ago. They are th# and Mrs. Harley Wilhelm. 9 By France* Wester Rev. Ralph K. Taylor, pas­ tor of (he First Baptist Church of Lake Mary and Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, representing t h e members of the church, at- f tended one session of the * World Evangelism Convention held at the First Baptist Church in Orlando last week. , \ 'W — ItEV JACK LINDSAY, who tuMumul duties curlier this month ns new minister a t the Lontfwoori F irst Huptist Church, is shown with his family, from left, Mrs. Lindsey and Uretchen, Jluchel mid John. (Herald Photo) Acolyte Festival Methodists To Build To Take Place Church In Bear Lake In Orlando By Downs Bites' John Stuart J r, and Bruce Stuart of Altamonte Springs, accompanied by Fr. George M. Jarvis IV, wlU represent Longwood's Christ C h u r e h Episcopal at tha Annual Acolyta Festival of tha Orlando Deanery to be held Sunday at tha Catbederal of St. Luka In Orlando.Tb« Festival Is held annually on tha Sunday nearest th* Faast of St. Vincent, patron of acolytes. Tha boys will b« vested and will march In procssslon with other acolytes of tbo Deanery at tha Service of Solemn Even­ song at the Cathederal. Offi­ ciating will be Fr. John Tbomea, rector of Sanford's Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Following the service a ■upper will be bald In tha Great Hall of the Cathedral for tha clergy and acolytes. Program for tha evening will feature the Junior Judo Teem from Orlando Air Force Base. Holy Cross Episcopal Church Has Annual Election Meeting Homemakers Class Meets ^T By Donna Kate* Rev. Jack L I n d a a y, naw pnfttcir of the F irst Baptist Church of Longwood, assumed duties on Jan. 2 fu r the reg­ ular Wednesday evening pray­ er service. A native of Kanaaa City, Kan., ha decided to enter the ministry while attending high school there and after gradua­ tion attended Bob Jonea Uni­ versity a t Greenville, 8. C. and the Temple Baptist Theo­ logical Seminary a t Chatta­ nooga, Tenn. During hit six years in Florida ha served ss pastor of Is It Mass Suicide ? Baplisl Set Men's Day in M inister Assumes Duties In Longwood Rev. Grover Sewell Sunday School Conducts Special Program i» Pago 2— F r i . Jan. 2 5 , *68 ley, Richard Dess and B. L. Perkins Jr. Rev. John W. Thom*#, rec­ tor, presided at the meeting during which report* from all officials sod organisation* were presented in printed form. Fr. Thomas stated that the Parish was In healthy condition and that continued growth wss taking place. The forthcoming resignsatlon of Fr. John Griffith, curate at Holy Cross, to take a church of hi* own In the Tamps Bay Arcs, was an­ nounced. A written survey question­ naire was filled out by each person present pertaining to future plans for the life and program of the Parish. Following the meeting, Paul Elliott, organist and choir­ master, led tbs group In singing of new and old hymn*. Music Festival Planned Here A Music reitlva] conducted by tha Seminole Baptist Asaoclatlonal Musle Ministry will take place at the First Baptist Church of Sanford with a program scheduled for 8 p.m. today and another for • a m. on Saturday. Director will be Mrs. Guy Bishop, associations! music di­ rector. Jack CoUliron, Stetson Uni­ versity professor and director of Graded Choirs for tlsc as­ sociation, will Introduce sev­ eral Adult and Young People's Choirs for today's program and Children's Choirs will be presented on Saturday. St. Anne Circle Sets Meeting The regular monthly meet­ ing of Si. Anne Circle, Church uf the Nativity, will be held Monday at I p.m. Mrs. Lenox Fay will be hostess at her borne, 306 Collins Dr., Sunland Estates. On the agenda for this month's meeting will be the •lection of circle officers. All ladles living in the Plnecrest, Sunlsnd and surrounding areas of the Church of Nativity Parish are invited to attend this meeting. Service* will begin Sunday for the new Bear Lake jfethodist Church at 10:46 a.m. in Uie Bear Lake Elementary Sctn?) wjlb Rev. WIID.-.m M. Irwin serving aa minister. Rev. Irwin, well-known In the arcs, has served as minis­ ter In Orlando, OrloVlsta and Apopka during the past 26 years. A recent survey made by the North Orlando Circle Elects New Officers Ily Mona Grlnstesd North Orlando's Our Lady's Catholic Cirri* of the Church of the Nativity elected offi­ cers a t this month's meeting held a t the home of Mrs. George Sommera on Bombay Ave. Sir*. Frank Wsxolek con­ ducted the election by aecret ballot In the absence of Mrs. Wanda Jonea, chairman of the circle for the past two year*. Named to hold office for1tbs term of one year were Mrs. Hill Skisluk, chairman; Mra. A rthur Groves, secretary and Mra. Shirley Corklll, treasur­ er. Announcement w a ■ m a d a that the circle will s e r v e doughnuts and coffee after Sunday Masses a t tho church. Refereshmenta of c o f f e e , fruit cake and a variety of cookies were served by th* hostess with Mr*. Wssolsk as­ sisting. Tha next meeting waa act for Feb. 12 at the home of Mra. Sklslak on Fairfax Ave. Lutheran Meet Set Next Week A four-dny Regional Con­ ference on Evangelism will be c o n d u c t e'd from Monday through Friday of nsxt week by leader* in the American Lutheran Church a t the First Baptist Church In Orlando. Ths pre-Lenten conference for laymen and clergy will In­ clude Inspirational lectures, workshops, Bible study, fel­ lowship and atimulating wor­ ship services e a c h n i g h t Chulra f r o m L u t j h a r a n Churches In th* area will ap­ pear at various services and the Chspel Choir from Capitol University, Columbus, Ohio, will b* featured on the Friday program. Rev. Otto E. Schmidt of Or­ lando, head of the Eastern dis­ trict evangelism committee, is general chairman of the re­ gional planning committer. Theme of the conference will be "Christ In You," with Bible study focused on th* Gospel of Rt. John. MYF Groups Set Supper Meeting Methodist Youth Pello«ihip member* of the Sanford First Methodist Church will meet s t 6 p. in. Sunday for s Fel­ lowship Supper to be fob lowed by programs of the Junior High and Senior High group* si 6:30 p. m. The Junior High will con­ tinue its study series on "Understanding Parents" with a panel discussing views about teenage problems and questions. Senior High members wUl conclude their series of pro­ grams on “New Meanings for Did Words" with Norm* Jean Wkillazn as k sd ar. Methodist Men's Club of the First Methodist Church of Or­ lando, under the direction of Earl Kipp, disclored that an approximate loo families were interested In the organization of the new church. Plan* will be announced con­ cerning organization of a Sun day School and tentative plans also are being made fur tho church to officially organize on March 24 when charter members will bo received. Conducting this service will bo Dr. Bruce F. Gannaway, district superintendent of the .Methodist Church for the Or­ lando District. The Bear Lake church will make the 47th Methodist Church in the dis tric t A five acre tract of laixj on Bear Lake Rd. near the Ele­ mentary School has been pur­ chased by the District as s permanent location for llic new church. Good Attendance Af Youth Rally By Donna Estes Rev. K. Ruth Grant, pastor of tha F irst Pentecostal Church of Longwood, report­ ed today that tha Section Two Youth Rally held each even­ ing thla week haa had a very good attendance In spite of bad weather. Outstanding messages have been presented a t each serv­ ice by Rev. Rufua N. Sherrill and beautiful mualc haa been a highlight of th* meeting*, Mrs. Grant said. During the weak tha young people have bean Informed of their obligation* to serve as witnesses to God and to do wlmt is expected and required of them. Prairie Lake To Observe Men’s Day By Jan* Casselberry The Prairie Lake Raptlst Church In Fern Park, along with other churches of th* Southern Raptlst Convention, ha* set aside Sunday aa Bap­ tist Men's Day. Special recognition will be given the men of the church at all Sunday sendees. The Brotherhood Men’* Choir will provide apaclal musle a t both the morning and evening wor­ ship service*. Alliance ■AFF O R D ALLIANCM CHURCH P a rk A » s. a a * I4tfc ■«. C. C. P a s s _____ — — P a st o r S u n day S c h o o l ____S:4S a. ra. Morn ing W oreh lp 11:00 a. m. K r . n l n * W o rship __ T:0« p. m A.T.K. Thur*............ 1:10 p m. Wad. P r sy a r Barries* T:l* p m. Assembly Of Cod PIVKCRKST ASaP.MIILY ok n on c iic n c ii Car. STth aa< Rim H. U. S n o w __________ Paalor Sunday flchonl —. S . t i a. m. Morning Worahlp 10:50 a m. Kvsnlnt: W orahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Tuaa. K vanlng Ynuth Hurries Tioo p. m. M l d - W t t k Harries T:So p. m. Baptist Church Of God NORTH ORLANDO ■ ARTIST CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD IS* N. F a ir fa x Arw. H a l A Frsarfc V. N. H a g g a r d . Chapel P a st o r P a sto r Hundsy Sch ool _ _ 1:41 a.m. Oar-itd D. B o a t w r i g h t 1:41 a. m. T r a in in g Union #:J0 p. m. Hun-lay School _ l l : 0 t a. m. Worahlp I t a. m. 7:10 p m . Morning W ors hip 7:10 p. m. W td. Kvanlng P r a y t r 7:1# p.m. Keangallatlo S tr r . Tut*. P r a y sr » t r r . 7:Sf p. m. Thurs. Tot ing P#«pl* Ct.DKR SPniNO H R A m s T E n d e a v o r --------- 7 i l * p. m. Old O r l a a l a Rd. a l M yrlls I). H am ilton Orlffln _ P a sto r Hundsy School _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morn ing Worahlp l!:o o a. m. T r a in in g Union _ 4:Sn p. m. E v e n i n g W orahlp _ 7:41 p. m. CONnRRfJATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 4 Called Chaerk a f Ckelal) Park A r r a a a a l *4 lh I I . ALL SOUl.a CATHOLIC • : ! l a. m .‘ _ Church Sch oo l CHURCH 11:04 a. m. --------------- . Berries Oak A r s . a l Mk I t . | : | « p. m. _ Christian Tou th n lch a rd l.yon a _ _ _ _ _ P sa to r Ministry Hundsy M t s s t s 1:11 a. m. Bar. W altar A.R. McP herson, ___ 1:11 a. m. Pastor ____ 10:0# a. m. _ _ 11:1# a. ra W a sh d a y * _ _ _ _ _ 7:15 a. m. Congregational Catholic F IR S T H 4 I T I S T CHURCH SIS P a r k A v , a a * P. 11. Chan c* _ _ _ _ _ P a sto r Morn ing Wo rahlp __ 1:41 a. m. F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H D I*r Z P I.B S O F C H R IS T Hundsy Sch ool - 1: 4. a. m. I SOT B. Bas tard A rs. M orn ing W o rship 11:0a a. m. P sa to r T r a in in g Union — 1:15 p. m. Iter. W s y n * J oh n ston K r r n ln g W orahlp .. 7:10 p. m. Hundsy Hchool _ . _ 1:41 a. m. 11:(# a. m. Wad. I’r s y s r Harriet V■SO p m. M o ra ln g Worahlp Christian CEN TRAL RAPTIKT CHURCH Car. 14th SI. R Oak A r s . 0*11 S m i t h ______ ____ P a sto r CHURCH OF CHRIST Hundsy Sch ool „ _ 1:41 a. m. O sasra M orn in g Worahlp l l : l t a. m. Ralph Br sw a r Jr. R rsagsllat T r a in i n g Union _ 1:15 p. m. Bible S c h o o l ____14:00 a. ra. K vanlng W o rship _ 7:14 p. m. M ornlnr Worahlp l i t 0* a. m. Wad. P ra y er Harries T i l l p m . K vanlng W o rs h ip _ 7:14 p. m. Nurasry Op*n W td. P r s r t r Barries 7:1# p.m. W T R R ......................... 7:*0 p. m. S u n day N i t s Broadcast PAOLA CHURCH OF CH RIST I l l s h r t a y 4* VTrat MT. HAVKN F R IH IT IV E Morris Ruby _ _ K rsngtlltl R A P T l i T CHURCH Illhls C la sses _ l#:0« X. m. S4lh SI. a a * CSasa A r s . Morn ing Worahlp _ 11:04 a. m. C. T. Morrla .......... .... P satnr K v a n ln g Worahlp - #:## p. m. Itegular Mealing 14:1# a. m. Ulhlo C la ss e s Wad. 7:1# p.m. ( F i r s t Hundsy) C o n f s r t n c s _ _ _ _ _ T i l l p. *n. CM URCH O F C H R IS T ( p r eced in g Satu rd a y ) La a g n a i l . F la . Third H u n d s y ____T:SS p. m Lord's D a y Sarrlcaa l*:10 a.m. J o s 1larr111 ____ Aoa't P seto r and 7:5# p.m. Church Of Christ W RSTSIDR MISSIONARY II 4 P T IS T f i i m r i i Blk SI. A H o lly A re. _ _ P astnr Pau l M. C s llo y Sunday School _ 10:0* a. m. Sunday 11:0# a. m. Morning Wo rahlp Sunday K vanlng W orship 7:45 p. m. W ed n e sd a y Prayed Harries _ 7:45 p. m. PIN E C R K ST R 4 P T I S T 4 II II IC H O a sr a Hoag P a sto r W illiam J. Ousaa Morning Worahlp _ 1:10 A 11 a. m. S u n d a y School _ _ 1:45 a. m. T r a in in g Union - _ t;45 p. in. E v e n i n g Barrie* ___- 1:00 p. m. Wad Officers A T S sch a rs S t e a l i n g _______ - t i o s p. m. Wed. Prayer Harriet 1:00 p m . CHURCH OF CH RIST ISIS P a rk A r r a a a W illiam Mack ______ Minister llllile S t u d y _____ >0:00 a. m. Morning Wo rahlp l l i l t a. m. Sunday K vanlng Rervlra „ 4:10 p. m. Wed. Illble U l n a e * 7:50 p m . Her ' Herald o f Truth" 5 p.m. Hundsy on Channel I Christian Science F IR ST services tkis week worskif) Lutheran LUTH ERAN TH R CHURCH Presbyterian OP BEDK CM KR tea w. asia pie** F IR S T FR E SB TT R R IA X "Th* Church * f th* L u t h s r s a CHURCH Hour" and TV "This Is th* Oak A r e . a n d T h ird St. L ift" D r o v e r B a w tll Jr. _ _ _ T a i l o r Herbert W. Qotraa _ _ P a sto r T h o m a s H. M a k la _ Aaalatant Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 a. m. M orn in g W o rship __ 1:45 a. m. W ors hip a t r r l e * _ i l l t t a. ra. S u n day Sch oo l _ _ t i l l a. m. Bastion Masting _ tOi41 a. M s r a l a a W orahlp 1I;IS a. - Methodist ORACH H m i O M I T CHURCH O n o rs l t d , a t W ood land A r s , Her. Jo hn IL Hire*. Jr. P a st o r Hundsy Sch oo l _ _ 1:45 a. ra. M oraln g W o rship i n t o s. m. M T F ----------------------- f i l l p. m. RHKNRXKR METHODIST CHURCH Cltras l l t l g h t a Rar. R a y O ratory, J r , P sa t o r Sunday Behool _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:0* a. m. M T F ____________ _ 4:S0 p. at. Era. W orship _ _ _ 7:30 p. m. W at. P r a y s r Bar ries 7:30 p. m. #; 0# p . __ P ie n aa r F e llo w sh ip Senior F e l lo w s h i p _ l:0S p. m. K v a n ln g W o rs h ip _ 7:10 p. ra. W t d . P r a y s r S t r r l c * 7 i t l p.m. L k D .S . CHURCH o r JRSL'F CH RIST OF L A T T E R D A T SAINTS SSIS S. P a r k Bish o p J. S ta n le y H o u sto n Prloa thoo d M u t i n g 1:00 a in. S u n day Sch oo l __ l O ilt a. m. S acram en t M a t tin g 1:01 p a . F IR S T HRTIIODIST CHURCH 41* P ark A r s . JoKn T. Ad am s Jr. __ P sa to r Xlornlng W orship _ 1:1# a. tn. Sunday School _ _ 1:45 a. m. M orning Worahlp 10:15 a. m. M T " M as ting* ___ S i t t p. m. ( In la r m e d lst s, S en ior) K van lng Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Nazarene TO LIST YOUK CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice WUson*Eichelberger Mortuary Progressive Printing Co. J. M. Cam area and Staff Stenatrom Realty llszb Btsestrom and Staff at i/our mvn ' th e e o f Pentecostal F IR S T FRNTCCOSTA L CHURCH OF LOSIIWOOO SSI o r a a g * s t r u t Rar. K. R u t * O ra a t _ P a sto r Sunday Sch oo l _ _ 10:00 a. m. Morning W o rs h ip 11:00 a. m. Sunday E r s n l n g __ 7 i l t p. m. Wad. l l l b l t Stu dy _ 7:10 p. m. Con querors M u t i n g F r i d a y ---------------- 7:1* p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST ■ CIRNTIST F I R S T CHURCH ■at R u t Saar ad S t r u t OF T H S NAReR R X H Sunday S t r - l c s A W. Sad I L a t Mapla A r s . Sunday S chool —_ 11:00 a. ra. Paul B l e k t s .................. .. P a sto r Subject: Sunday Sch oo l _ _ t : t l a. m. •Truth" Morning W o rship 10:45 a. m. W ednesd ay Harris* 1:00 p. at. Touth ------_ _ _ _ _ 4:00 p. m. R eading Roam : ( l a Church R r a n g s ll s tt o Barrie* 7:00 p.m. K dlflcs) 1:S*-4:I0 Tut*. A Third S u n day Thurs. B ln g a p lra tlo s 1:00 p. m. K unic* 1. W l l s o * a n d S t a f f Attend F IR S T CH URCH THR KASARENB Lake Mary. FIS. R s r . W. L. llo lc o m b a . P a s t e r S u n day 0:45 a. -n. _ . . . Illble Schunt 11:00 a. m. - M o rn in g W ors hip 7:30 p. in. __ E v e n i n g Barries 7:30 p. m. W t d . Mid-W eak P ra y er Service# 7:!0p. m. 1st Wad. M lialon ary Barrie* OF Echols Bedding Company Mr. s*d Mrs. L. F. Gsr**r Tha American Oil Comptuiy Mr. sad Mrs. M. R. Strickland Wilson-Moier Furniture Co. Mr. *ad Mrs. Al WUm r Mr*. Appleby’s Restaurant Lucille and Harold AppUbr 116 N. Park Holler Motor Balts Co. Kmmstt F am ll A Staff Tha Rita Theatre Hill L e v t l a t e A F - m p l o j s s t J. C. Penney Company C. L_ Rsbinsaa and Eaptoy*** Food Fair Storem lac. G e o r g * ttoitoy A E m ploys** Sanford Atlantic National Bank U*R*rd H. Hudgrs A S ta f f Southern Natural Goa Jake Daaa A Staff HID Lumber A Hardware Co. Jimmy Crapp* A Em ployes* W S L O O M I WACOM VIMG1MA PKTKOhKl P. a Bax 1814 NORA NORRIS TB M-1314 State Farm laauranca Compaaie* lev lag |. Pryor and Staff • �■hr > « > !irl Frt. .Tnn. 25, *63—Pape 3 S rra ll Ebenezer M en's Club Stenstrom Tells Jaycees-Think Big Sanford - Seminole Jaycees were urged lo “ think BIG for the community" by pa»tpresident Douglas Stenstrom, one of the Jaycees most dis­ tinguished members at their l’ast President's luncheon held at the Civic Center, Thursday. * “ Every community needs 'young men, thinking and working fer the future, dreaming and planning for the long view," former Sen­ ator Stenstrom told the Jaycecs. “The Civic Center, the tourist buildings, the inform­ ation centers, the new hos­ pital. new industry here arc all tilings that they (Jaycees) of past years have dreamed about, talked about and got­ ten behind, promoting and encouraging these things for the betterment of the com­ munity," he said. Stenstrom was only one of I t past presidents who were present to be honored on their day In the annual Jayeec Week. Others included F l o y d Palmer, Ed Kirchhoff. Gor­ don Bradley, Bill Slemper. G. Andrew Spier, M. L. “Son­ ny" Itaborn, Tom Mc­ Donald, M a s o n Wharton. John Alexander and Garnett White. Each man had a few short remarks to make about the things that happened while he was in office, often taking good-humored jibes at each other about who did what in which administration. All the presidents noted that there had been much profit in serving as leader of the organization — profits of learning, in fellowship, to the youth of tlic community, to the community itself, in experience ami In "learning from our mistakes." Past-president Gordon Bra­ dley recalled that Past-pres­ ident J. Brailey Odham, who was later elected State Jaycce President was nominated, with a very "marvelous and winning speech" by a “fellow front Ocala." “You may remember him," said Bradley, “ Ills name was Karris Bryant." Present President Glenn McCall welcomed the former leaders who were Introduced by Program Chairman Clyde Long. Saturday, the Jaycees will wind up their annual Jayece Week with the Distinguished Service Awards Banquet at the Civic Center at 7 p. m. Senator Beth Johnson, of Orlando, Florida's only wo­ man Senator will lie the fea­ tured speaker. Senator Bern­ ard Parrish will also lie pre­ sent. Awards to be given will be for the Young Sailor of the Year, the Young Farm er of the Year, the Young Teacher of the Year, the Good Gov­ ernment Award, and the Dist­ inguished Service Award. The banquet will tic follow­ ed by a specui get-together amt dunce at the Shrine Club, fo r the Jaycees, their wives and guests, To Sponsor Barbecue North Orlando Super M&rket Open Sunday TUB ALLIANCE YOUTH FKLLOWSHII* of tin* Sanford Alliance Church will observe National Youth Week beginning Sunday evening by tak­ ing part in the special 7 p. in. service when the film. “The Way Out," will •Officer*' of the youth group, recently installed, are from left, Arlene Smith, treasurer; Hill Thompson, president; Nancy Wilson, vice president and Vickie Osborn, secretary. (Herald l’li..to) U P Y Sees Color Slides On Ily Frances W rstrr The continent of Antarctica was made real and vivid through colored picture slides shown by special guest speak­ er, I-cilr. Earl H. Unger, at the meeting the UPY o( the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary last Sunday night. Unger is a pilot with the NAF anil has liecn in service 21 years, lie spent three years in Antarctica as ulanc commander for Hie Antarc­ tica Operation Deep-freeze. His interesting explanations of the pictures lie took gave (lie group the feeling of ac­ tually lieing there, too. They could see exactly what the country was like and the buildings lived in. The men built a city under ground. This should last for ten years. In winter the tem­ perature is 120 degrees lielow zero, and in summer, 20 to 30 degrees above. The "NOT THIS CHICKEN!" suy» Marianne Humphreys as Drum Major Honclothing each man wears nie Fehd, hatchet in hand and Frank Belsito, reach for the little white weighs 80 pounds. pullet. But other chickens will lose their heads over the hip Chicken BurThe penguins were a most bc<|UO a t the Elk« Grounds, Saturday from 5 to 7 p. nt. for the benefit of interesting subject, linger the Seniinolo High School Uuml. Tickets are available from hand members brought out the little known and hand parents, who are sponsorinp the dinner to raise finals for the fact that penguins do nut Marching Seminoles, who will take part in the annual Gu.xparillu Pirates know whether the other ol Festival a t the State Fair in Tampa, Feb. 11. (Herald Photo) their kind is male or female, I and humans can not tell 1either. Only the individual , penguin, itself knows. Also, j they do not know which are | their own children. The annual concert of the p.m. under Ihc direction ot Merry Life, Nut-Brovvn Maid­ There are millions of penen. Everybody’s Got a Home \ gums in Antarctica. They Sanford Male Chorus, a group Itobert Carnlc. Soloists with the Chorus w ill1But Me. O, No, John, How follow humans around and of men of the area who “like be Dick Aiken who will sing, Can I Leave Thee and Stars act just like people. There lo sing" will be pretented at "Ride the Chariot'* and I van' of the Summer Night. are two types of penguins, the Civic Center Monday at 8 Walker who will render “ Win­ Spiritual and religious num­ the Emperor, around three bers include The God of Abra­ feet tall, and the Adely, a ter Song" by Bullard. Sid Vihlrn, young Sanford ham Praise, 0 Turn Thee. My smaller variety, between 12 musician wlli present two Lord, What A Mornm’, Where’­ and 14 inches tall. There are also two types trumpet solos, "The SI. Louis er You Walk. The Song My Blues" by Handy and “ A Heart Will Sing and Pasting of seals, the black, Weddell, whicli are nice and lazy, and Trumpeter'* Lullaby" by An­ Uy. derson. Vlhlcn has had his own band for many years, playing for dances and in sup­ per clubs in the area lor the The outstanding (Urn, “ The past six years. Way Out," will be shown Sun­ Mrs. Robert (Bettyc) Smith day at 7 p. m. at ti» Sanford will accompany the Male Alliance Church, 1401 Park Chorus as they present a vari­ Avc. ety program of spirituals, folk The film presents the thrill­ songi. Broadway melodies ing and true story of the and contemporary number*. conversion of Al Johnson, the Some of the songs to be sung bank robber, who with kia ac­ by the Chorus Include The complices held up the Hoyt Stars and Stripes Forever, Slate Bank in Hoyt, Kan., The Rangers Song. What Good and made a "clean get­ Does A Long Face Do?, Thank away." Through a aeries of Heaven for Little Girls, A : events, stranger than fiction, ihc bandits actually were cleared of suspicion and were able to leave tiieir hideout and return to Uve in their respective communities. The film also shows how God, in his all-powerful and By Frances Wester sometimes mysterious ways, The Winsome Class of the brings all things to light in First Baptist Church of Lake due time. Because of the un­ Mary met Saturday night at usual circumstance* of John­ the home of Rev. and Mrs. son’s story, newspapers all Ralph K. Taylor. over tiw world carried hi* The pastor led the group in photograph aud front uage prayer to open Uie program, atones of his roafeasion. and gave Uie devotional. Dur­ The public is invited to at­ ing the business session 1' tend Sunday evening’s show­ was decided to have the next ing of this heartwarming meeting on Feb. 23 at the film which haa been widely home of Mrs. Rawleigb Coop­ acclaimed by church group* er. and audience* of all ages. TTie members enjoyed * abort period of recreation, fol­ lowing their program. Refresh­ ment! of homemade I c e Janr Casselberry cream, cookie* and coffee United Presbyterian were served. of ths Westminister Others attending were Mr. >rian Church of Cas- and M n. Wallace Hall. Mr. will meet this week and Sir*. Carl Bryant, Sir. and vome of David Stout, Mrs. Jack Hamm, Mr. and tinolt Blvd. in Csaael- M n. Harley Wilhelm and Mrs. 6:90 p. m- Sunday. Cooper. M ale Chorus To Perform M onday Alliance Church To Show Film, 'The Way Out' The Men's Club of the j the church or in advance by Ebenezer Methodist Church railing Harold Clark, take out Sanford will sponsor a bar­ and delivery chairman. becue rhicki-n supper from The rlub hopes that through 5 p. lit. until 7:30 p. m on Uiis project it can raise suf­ Feb. I at the church. ficient funds to pa inf the old Nominally priced a d u l t 1church building now being plates will include one-half used by the Sunday School ! chicken while plates for chil­ department as an education­ dren under 12 years of age al building. ' will serve one-quarter chick1en. Other fowls on the menu | will lie coleslaw, baked l>cans, j pickles, bread, tea or cofj fee and cake Cooking of the chicken over an open, outdoor charcoal pit i will is* supervised by Bussell Hamilton, president of the i Men's Club assisted by Clifi font Johnson. Members of the WSCS, under direction of Mrs. Gordon Meyer, presi­ dent, will assist in prepara* A. M. to • 1*. M. ■lion of the meal and members of the MYF will assist in serving. Home deliveries will be I made during the supper at nu extra charge. Arrange­ and a Complete Line of — ments may lx* made drring 1 the serving hours by calling Antarctica ran be pels and Ihc Leopard There is no vegetation no Hut are treacherous and will tin* continent and there were kill humans. no women. An sound becomes The most dangerous aspects very irritating since there is of the locality are the killer such a great expanse of quiet whales. Icc-crcvascs, fire, where silenre is king and and white-outs, the rays of rules with a strange, strong night while which cause power. The nu’ii kept their >en«e planes to crash tieeause of tlic intense blinding light. | of humor up by putting on Meats and Groceries OVER 35 YEARS A t Fir st A P a lm e t to ( A l o n g s i d e old post o f f i c e ) plays and taking (lie women's parts in them. A record attendance of 3<J from Lake Mary and Up sala board the program. Af­ ter the meeting the group was invited lo tin* home of Mr. ami Mrs. Date Alexander (or a social hour and refresh­ ments. 6)?t a savin' that !i have BEER WINE North Orlando Super Mkt. Sanford Furniture Co. • C a rp e ts • Loiuwood . Oviedo Rd. i, Mile East of llwy 17-92 F u rn itu re • Tile • Pianos * Renta! Beds LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN ravin' FORD DEALER ANNUAL mn aus HIGH PRICES ARE FOR THE BIRDS! JUST LIKE LAST YEAR. IT'S COLD UP NORTH AND EXTRA TRAINLOADS OF NEW FORD CARS AND TRUCKS ARE ARRIVING DOWN SOUTH I PRICED AND EOUIPPED AS YOU LIKE! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!(WHAT'S YOUR PRESENT CAR WORTH IN TRADE? QUOTH THE RAVEN: "NEVER MORE THAN RIGHT NOW!") AS LOW AS $4 6 32 per month a ltrr down p*)mrnt. IT H T T im ’03 F a l c o n 2-I)oor Sedan. Whitewall tiren are optional a t extra coni. . & B U ILD IN G SU P P LIES AS LOW AS *6 1“ prr month a ltrr down payment. ’63 Ford Gnluxie Coun­ try Sedan. Whitewall then are optional at extra coot. Winsome Class Has Meeting AS LOW AS *5 0 ” per month after down payment. '63 Fuirlane 2 - Door Sedan. Whitewall tire* are optional at extra coat. For Remodeling or Repair of any kind CALL — Sets Meeting re a r. BE SMART...BUY SMART! P.S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FOR! S T R IC K LA N D 308 E. lot SL M O R R IS O N , Inc. Buford, Florida �ft Canal Support Urged Semisole County Commluione n shortly will b e siked to support the proposed S t Johns - Indian Riv­ er Canal project We urge the com­ mission members to voice approval of the c a n a l. . . and then follow through by actually giving material support Activation of this 11-mile barge eanal, connecting the two rivers, will open water traffic into Sanford . . . and will mean untold wealth to Scmlnolo County and this area. Commissioners have not been re­ quested before this time to support this project for the simple reason Peter Edson SHOW BOAT Political there has been no definite planning. Preliminary engineering planning now is under way and should be com­ pleted within 45 days. Seminole County Commissioners will be invited to a joint session with commissioners of Brevard, Orange and Volusia Counties, when the pre­ liminary planning will be outlined In detail to them. It is at this briefing session when the commissioners of the four coun­ ties will be requested to endorse the project We would like to see Seminole County push for completion of the The Needs Are Great Although the heartbreaking de­ struction of raging polio epidemics has been effectively controlled by the invention of the Salk vaecine for the prevention of the disease, the fight is far from over. There are still many cases of lio, because thousands of people ve not been inoculated by the pre­ ventative shots, and there remain in hospitals, homes and convalescent sanitoriums all over the country thousands of crippled children and adults who still require long — and expensive — care, before the wither­ ed linr.bs can be trained or braced to perform again. So the need goes on, and the March of Dimes, given tremendous Impetus by the polio-crippled lato President Franklin D. Roosevelt, is with us again. Now crippling arthrit­ is has been added to the health en­ emies which tho National Foundation is fighting. In Sanford, many events are plan­ ned this weekend to help encourage people to give money to the cause. A Mnglc Show at the Rita Thea­ ter at 10 a-m., enhanced by the show­ ing of color cartoons; a roadblock at the busy French Ave.-First St. in­ tersection. On Monday, Melody Skating Rink is opening the doors to a 12 hour skating marathon, with the contri­ bution of another dime each half hour making it possible for skaters to make numerous contributions. C A t 8:80 p.m. at the rink, one of the pretty young skaters with the most money in her March o f Dimes canister will be crowned Junior Mias by Dick Ransbottom, a Sanford man, father of three, who was stricken by polio several years ago. Present at the crowning ceremon­ ies will be young Kenny Noreonk, of DeLand, who is the state poster boy for this year. Kenny will atso attend the Ham­ burger Fry for the March of Dimes which will be held Wednesday at the Elks Club grounds. Heading up the Dimes Drive for this year is pretty Mrs. Pat Rans­ bottom, wife of Dick, who wishes to do all she ean to assist the organi­ sation which took her husband un­ der its wing, saved his life and has provided him with chair, braces and equipment needed to replace the ruined muscles of his arms and back. Besides Dick Ransbottom, there are at present four other persons in Sanford who are receiving and have received assistances aid and care from the National Foundation. One of the prime supporters of the movement has been the Elks Club and their affiliated groups, the BPOE Docs and tho Anna Miller Circle. National Foundation Chairman for Seminole County is John Sauls. We realize there are many drives going on this time of year . . . but let’s not lose sight of this important one. 5 i Seminole County a n a residents are Invited news Items fer report In tha Sanford Herald to the news cor­ respondent in their area or directly to the Herald offices. ABBA Altamonte Springs Baer Lake-Foraat City Casselberry Chuluota DeBary Enterprise Geneva Lake Mary Lake Monro* Longwood North Orlande Oitecn Oviedo HERALD OFFICES 425-CHUB, 421-8824. KKFpRTER TELEPHONE 138-1140 Mrs. Loots* Slmunek Mrs. Shirley Wentworth 838-1078 Mrs. Jan* Caisslbsrry 888-8048 Mrs. Jean Magla 848-8741 088-4410 Mrs. Adam Muller 688-0038 Miss Helen Snodgrass 840-4671 Mrs. Louisa Crayao* Mrs. Frances Waster 828-8210 822-4722 Mrs. H. L. 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OBIBW itaiiaelax KUllor Advertising Director je u r f t m i ja m b u M w e s A s s Count/ IMltor lluslatn* Manager CKCBUA VABSBS SIIIBLBY JOBSS Social/ Kdltor ClaaalNcd H a a u w DOT MIUUIMBOTMAM THANK VOLTDUBB VMtura Kdltor Circulation VBKO B ELLI Mechanical SupL suaaciuvT ivB m a t m Delia e r r l i e W eak B r B oll Sem inole C a a l f |e .e e 1 Y ear AU O ther l i n e I Year Confusion Marks Bank Holdup JAY, FIs. (UFI) - Two neatly dressed gunmen took arouad 110,000 from tho only beak la this email town la noctkwoat Florida Wodnoo day. T h a n « u cl sisle cobfusion among witnesses. Several persons said tho mea escaped la a black car. Others said the getaway ve­ hicle was light la color. Some of the witnesses said the car was beaded c a s t Others said It went w est Polk* threw op roadblocks "all over tho pUeo," accord­ ing to one officer, "but we couldn't find an y th in ." Letters Dear l(r. Vcrshel; I want to thank everyone that helped me on the publi­ city lor the i.W .BJL Opea Moating, Nola Ferguson and Nancy Vinson on their beau­ tiful alga painting; Mr. Verahel and his many helper* a t the Saalord Herald; Mr. Har­ mon at the Orlande-Sentlnel office; Mr. Bill Reek a t ra­ dio station WTHR; ta d all the league publicity from both the Mea'a and Women's howling leagues. Without thoir help, th* publicity would have bees a failure. They did a g n a t job aad aa a msult our meeting was a m y successful one. I thank pen all m y stuck. Slneerehr. Bit* Stein, Publicity Sanford Woman's Bow­ ling Assoc. United Europe Drive Pushed BONN, Germany (UPI) •p his drtvo lor a United States ef Europe by calling for a directly-elected parliament te r the Kuropeaa rommim Market. The tT-yearold statesman told nawamen Wednesday that Germany should elect Euro­ pean parliament members along with its own national parliament hi the IN I elec­ tion*. Re said all common market nations should do tha AH • Month* M l • Montht 1 10 I Months l.ee I Months I t* 1 Month l.H t Month D. B. Foetal lUgalalltns provide that an mall anhoeriptloM So paid In advance. entered ns second elan* matter October |f , ) |j f at th _____ Aagtl Fan, to Bolivar Stole, Office ef kanford. Florida, under U e Act ef Ceaereae 1 March. southeastern Veneiuela, la tha Tho Herald la e member ef the United Free* which la entitled •scltulvel/ to the uee for republlcnUoe of nil the local none world's highest uninterrupted printed waterfall. ------l a tats newspaper. ■ K 7 Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic He] wonders why certain actor* aod actresses have a mania to steal somebody else'* male. They are not greatly taterested In marryteg a single person but want I* break np another homo. Be sure yon scrap­ book this case and send for the arx booklet below. CASE 0-441: Hal B., aged 23, was a graduate student In one of my psychology daises a t Northwestern University. "Dr. Crane," he began, "I have noticed that some of th* Hollywood actors and ac­ tresses have a peculiar sex­ ual quirk. "Ftor example, an actor Ilka Roberto may prey on the wiv*e ef other men and seem to have a mania for breaking up already established m ar­ riages. "And another l e a d i n g American actress baa appar­ ently developed the same urge te steal husbands away from other wives. "They don't show much totarast to unmarried eleglblss hut are only challenged when oom* other husband or wife has figuratively placed a 'Hands Off sign on such a mate. "What goads these actors and actresses into trying to break up happy marriage*?” 8exual Inferiority complexes are often at the root of this mania which soma folks have to steal the husband or wife of another. " if 1 win a bachelor,'' Is tho attitude of such an oc­ tree*, "that doesn't prove that I am superior to other wo­ men. "But If I can steal a busaway from another pretty actress, then I have publicly established my sup­ eriority.” Note, please, that this aboormal yearning to prove her own sexual superiority la likely to bo an attempt at compensating for the secret tear that aha really laa't up to par aa a woman. On* actress who eoaiuKed F W me thus bad married young and with the usual idealism of the romantic b.ldc. "B ut her husband appar­ ently had never seen the booklet named below, no ha was very ineffectual as a mate. "So he blamed his young bride for being ‘frigid’ and angrily quarreled with her. "Once, while ha was half drunk, he told her she was 'ao good* and 'no man would ever be Interested In a cold fish like you.’ ’* Well, this unkind and wholly unwarranted charge mad* an indelible impreaaion on thla young bride. It was an example of what wa psychiatrist* caD "psy­ chic traum a" or a deep emo­ tional Injury. That actress finally got a divorce. At first she felt crushed but then she became obsessed with th* desire to prove her ability to win mar­ ried men away from their wives. For her inner compulsion goaded her onward. Secret­ ly she still worried that aha "isn't all there as a woman." So each new conquest la solace to the wounded sea ego of that actrcsi. Her mania la thus baaed on her first husband's cutting remark that deflated her In wonan'a most vulnerable spot, namely, her sexual charm. And a husband of another woman thus offers far bet­ ter proof than her conquest of a single man o r even a widower. So send for the booklet "Sex Differences Between Men k Women," enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. Use U to banish these abnormal aexoal quirks. And be grateful to this pro­ gressive newspaper for offer­ ing you these almplifled cases of practical psychiatry. WASHINGTON— (NEA) — While President Kennedy in his State of the Union mes­ sage puts tax reduction and reform aa tha most important issue, unemployment la still on* of th* m ott serious prob­ lems for the Kennedy adminis­ tration, th* new Congress, management, labor and the national economy. Preliminary figures for 1082 s h o w t h a t unemployment dropped only 271,000 to an es­ timated &8 million aa of Dec. SL Employment increased by L I million jobs during the year while the civilian labor force increased by 800,000. Actually, nonfarm e m p l o y , ment increased by 1.4 million job* to a 67.5 million total. But farm employment drop, pad by 800,000 to four million total a t year end. Solving the slowly but steadily decreasing agricultural employment prob­ lem la on* of the hardrr-toeure aspects ef the situation. Labor Secretary W i l l a r d Wirt* admits It la really sur­ prising there are not more protests from the four million and more Americana who hava been unemployed in the past two years. One reason given Is th at un­ employment is not general but concentrated In depressed in­ dustry and area pocketa. An­ other reason there la not more protests la th at unemployment insurance cushions tha Impact. Also, most of the unemployed are unskilled workers, the un­ educated and young workers without job training or exper­ ience. Unemployment ratea In thee* groups are twice aa high as among skilled workers. Government programs to re* due* unemployment so fa r have bean unable to do th* whole job alone. Area redevel­ opment and manpower train* ing programs are ju st getting started. Not enough contracts hava been let end construction started on th* accelerated Notebook public work* program to cre­ ate many new job*. Congress took no action on the Kennedy administration youth employment opportun­ ities proposal last year. I t will be presented again to the new session. It is aimed at creating more Jobe and reducing high unemployment for workers un­ der 20. Business leader* talk In op­ timistic tones about the pos­ sibility that a tax cut wilt stimulate industry to create new Jobs. The same claim was made for the tax credit on new Investments and the new de­ preciation allowance schedules put Into effect last year, but there hasn’t been enough time to measure their effects on employment and unemploy­ ment, If any. The other side of this coin Is that new investments may be channeled into labor saving machinery that will cut em­ ployment Instead of reducing unemployment. Wirtx is of the opinion that something will have to be done soon to offset unemployment caused by au­ tomation. Organised labor leader* are counting on a tax cut for low Income workers to stimulate consumer spending enough to create more jobs. The other big pitch In the union’s pro­ gram is to rcduco the work week to 35 hours so as to spread available Jobs among mors workers. Industry leaders oppose this as an effort to put over a dis­ guised pay ralae—less work for tha same money. Wirtx also says, "I do not think this Is tha right answer.” A factor that concerns him more la that about 7 per cent of today's industrial produc­ tion comes from overtime work. This Is slightly above u n e m p l o y m e n t rates of around 6 per cant during the last two ytars. If the unemployed could be given thla work, everything might be dandy. But it Isn’t that easy. Much of tha over­ time production is temporary _like the current drive on manufacture of new models In th* auto industry. M ott of th* unemployed in chronically de­ pressed areas aren't located where the overtime work la available and, betides, don't have the skills to do It. Also, from the employer’s point of view, it has been esti­ mated that it costs up to 81,. 500 the first year to add a new worker to the payroll. If a new worker has to be laid off after a temporary work ruth is over, he gets un­ employment Insurance, lower, ing the employer's rating. In some industries the worker would have to be paid supple­ mentary benefits. These are Just a few of th* many practical problems that have to be solved before un­ employment ean be reduced t* th* manageable proportion* of a 4 per cent rat* or lets. Matter Of Fact Certain people suffer from claustrophobia, a morbid dread of being in closed spacct, other have hydropho­ bia, an overwhelming fear of water. However, we pro­ bably all suffer to aom* form or other from nucleomL tophobla, a dread of atomla energy, at least the bomb. 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'If I Stay Away' PITTSBURGH (UPl)-Cass- Immediately a f t e r w a r d , .crowd of J1.238 which paid a ius Clay, tlie undisputed matchmaker Teddy Brennan ‘ gross of $44,782 and a net of ••champ of prophesy," sailed 1of Madison Square Garden an­ $47,380. Ten per cent of the home to Louisville on a cloud nounced he will sign the third- net, $4,736, will go to a fund today with a promise to be­ ranked Clay to a fight with for families of 37 men killed come the "champ of heavy­ Doug Jones for March 13 in in a mine explosion last weights" in to months. month. New York. C l a y , self • proclaimed "1 would like to fight Jones Clay laid a "hard right "Louisville Lip," disposed of (ranked sixth) and Billy Dan­ hand" set up Powell for the former professional football iels (rankest seventh) on the kill. The punch which put him star Charlie Powell in 2:01 o f 1same night," Clay confidently down was a left hook. the third round Thursday night j asserted In his jubilant dress­ The 21-year-old Clay had to fulfill a predicted knockout ing room after extending his little trouble with Powell, 20victory for the 13th time in M unbeaten string to 17 atraight. >ear-old from San Diego, kayo wins. "In this way," he added, "I Calif. He danced around the Clay had boasted before the can make greater progress." ring through the first two fight that he would "annihi­ Claj's easy win over the im ­ rounds, landing stinging jabs late" Powell in the third pound Powell drew heavy boos and atraight rights almost at round. from a record local indoor will as Powell chose to stalk Excelling Gets 1st Official SOKC Start FISH APLENTY . . . . Top picture shows Albert Seigner nnd friend with a string of bass while bottom picture, 1L ,S. Abbott uttd his party with their prizes catches. .... '____ < ? i ____ S j d n i i - J Ily Hill Vincent Jr. Rain didn't seem to bother the fish over by Crowe's Camp the other day. Jim tells us (and he has the pictures to prove it) th a t the perch seem to be doing fnir up in the Soldier Creek area. There were two good tdmd catches brought In by G. E. Avera of Orlando and U. S. Abbott of Gull Lake, Michigan. • • • Albert Selgncr of Cullpeper, Vn„ brought In a string of 20 largo shad the other day and they seem to be running well between Crowe’s Camp and the Lemon Bluff area. \Vc noticed some 20 curs in the area around the cutup . . . despite the ruin . . . If you hear of any good catches drop us u line or call me a t the Herald . . . Well, back to the dark room! Pontiacs Keep Lead In M otorettes Loop The Pontiacs retained their lead in the Bill Hemphill Motorettr* Bowling League Tuesday with the lnvictas in aecond pluce and the SUr> chief* in third place. High game for the day ,wai rolled by Evelyn AfIlls of the Tempcata with a 183. Elaine KoaUval’i 100 wa* a close aecond and her 607 eerics waa high for the league. Second high aerlea was 408 turned In by Yvette Hunter of the Rambierettee. Turkeya were rolled by Evelyn Milla and Yvette Hunter. The following apllta were picked up: 6-6 by JoAnn Clave* land, Elisabeth Harich, Dor* ethy Kantcr and Bertha Ne* vlllc. The 6-0*10 by Ruth Pettis and Elaine KoeUval. June Ramsey and Cacky Meredith got the 6-10. Charlotte Stic ren and JoAnn Cleveland urc both working on triplicate series. Orville Motes' Excelling, high scorer In wins last season with IS firsts chalked jp , gets her first official start in the current campaign when she goes to the post in tonight's featured tenth race of an 11race program at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. The hard-driving 64-poundor won the Racing Queen Stake hero last February. La­ ter in the year she triumphed in the Raynliam Speed Clastic at lire big Massachusetts track. In 26 starts here last winter Excelltng's score was 13 firsts, six seconds and three thirds. She has a tough row to hoe in plunging right into main event competition for Iter ini­ tial tour of Ute oval. Opposing her tonight will be Sleek Ponda, King Cord, Cherokee Sun­ down, Lou Havoc, Rocker's Circus, Loyal Luke and Ed'a Rolling Dealer. Rocker'a Circus, Lou Havoc and Ed'a Rolling Deater will each be trying for a third win, having already romped home first in Grade C and B ever.'* Little Rhonda heads a fast field In the Grade A feature In the matinee tomorrow. She had the second highest win score of any greyhound in the recent Tampa campaign. 'Cool' Allen Sparks Miami United Press Interaattawal Kenny Allen displays the same coolness and accuracy on the basketball court that schoolmate George Mira ex­ hibit* during the Miami (Fla.) football season. With less than a minute to play Thursday night, Allen stepped to the (out line and netted the deciding point in Miami's 71-70 victory over Houston. H ie Hurricane backcourt man was equal to tlie task on three earlier occasions as he sank free throws to help turn back the hustling Hous­ ton Cougars. Miami, leading 1332 at halftime, took a seven-point lead la the lata stage* of the game, only to fall victim to Houston's full court preis that deadlocked the game. Carl Stavrettl led Miami with 30 points. Lyle llarger, the nation's second highest player in field goal percent­ ages, was held to 12 points. Houston teammate Jack Me- Vhf §anfnrh 9*raT% Fri. Jan. 23, ’G3—Page 5 Sanford Aims To End Skein around the center of the can­ table," Clay added. "My "Powell kept on talking to schedule is to win the cham­ me. He kept on sajing front vas. Powell said a "flurry of pionship in to months. 1 am the first round un, 'Conic on CINCINNATI. Ohio (UP1V— the Louisville Lip. My lips punches" near the end of the break records when 1 muve j big mouth. it‘s nearly round For the first time in major second round "got me woozy" them." i three.' 1 stayed cool. 1 didn't league history, Sunday night The Sanford Seminole* hope Expected lo start fer the and he went down under the I’owell blamed a Hat tooted ' pay any attention. I noticed games were included in tlie barrage in the third. While attempt to land "one big ; fear in his eyes in the third. olficial 1963 National league j to snap a three game losing locals arc Barry Johnson, i streak when they travel to Butch Riser, Mike Woodruff, referee Ernie Sesto tolled punch" with costing him the 1Kill the head and you die," schedule which was released | New Smyrna to meet the Barry Bark* and Ken Tyre. eight Powell, on his hands and , win. | Clay said. today. Cudas today at 8 p. in. 1 Tlie Seminole B squad will knees, attempted to get to his "1 fought the wrong t)pe Clay, who weighed 204. said Tile Seminole*, sporting a put their unliealen record on Rowing to the interne dayfeet but shook his head futile- of fight." Powell said. "I Powell was "the roughest ly and was counted out. stood still and tried to floor tighter 1 met yet—for three ■time heat in Houston during 7-3 record, topped the New the line at 7 a. in. i Smyrna five curlier in the Other county schools will "I'm the prophet of the tight him with one punch. 1 should | rounds." I the summer, league officials jear. also see action. Oviedo will game," Clay said later in his have jabbed more ami kept Clay said he could vanquish 'granted the Coll* permission host Titusville and Apopka the pressure on hint dressing room. I champion Sonny Liston in i to play seven Sunday night takes on Lyntan. “ I'm making history. After Clay said Powcil had hurt eight. all. I'm calling my rounds and him with a left hook in the Lyman will tie going into Powcil, remarking on this ! games at heme '.hi; year ic making them stand up. second round. "It shook me," said, "Clay will be okay, if be i a special ruling. , the game with a 3 9 record | Some Sunday aiternoon while tin* Oviedo Lion*, win­ can stay away." "I'm working on a tim e-! Clay declared. I game* have beru finished un­ ning Uicir last three, sport a der Uie lights for one reason j 7-3 mark. i or another but this will NEW YORK (UPD—Sealed mark the first time in major bids for closed-circuit tele­ 1league history that a team vision tight* to the return actually will start a game on Bonny l.iston-Fioyd Patterson Sunday night. fight will be opened Monday. The Colts are scheduled lo Tom Bulan announced today. ~ I SAX FRANCISCO SAX FRAXC1SCO (LTD— play their first Sunday night Bulan, president of Cham­ By United Pres* International fielder Don Landrum ami There were some strange game against the San Fran­ pionship Sports, Inc. (CHI*, The Los Angeles Dodgers pitchers Dave Gerard and names among Uie leaders in cisco Giants oil June a. emphasized that CHI reserves CUSTOM MADE All told, the 10 National the light to reject all bid* made good on a three-year-old George (icrl>crnian. Landrum, I the $30,000 Lucky Internation­ ami GUARANTEED promise today with the acqui­ 26, was acquired from the St. al golf tournament as the se­ l-eague clubs are scheduled "and itself retain, handle the lo play a total of 419 night exploit" not only the closedsition of "the litUe man with Louis Cardinals in June and hit .283 in 113 games tor the cond round of play got un­ games, two lev* than last circuit TV hut all other nncilAUTO GLASS Uie big heart." der way today. and Seat Cover Co. year. liariea—radio, movies ami for­ Don Zimmer, traded away season. Art Wail, the JDycarohi 301 W. 3rd 322-8032 Bob Miller, a former pitcher Houston lu* scheduled the In I960, was reacquired from former Masters king; and | most night games, i», the eign TV. for the Philadelphia Phillies, the Cincinnati Reds Thursday Jacky Cupit, 23) ear-old 1961 as General Manager E. J. was named assistant basebaU "rookie of the year" were lo* Angele* Dodger* follow coach at Uie University o( De­ wiUi 39 and then come the (Buzzy) Bavazi sought utility leading the race with four- Cincinnati Reds with 52, Infield help and an aggreisivc, troit. under-par 67*. Their names Philadelphia Phillies. 50, fiery "leader type." are well known. Pittsburgh Pirates, 4*. St. Bavasl told Zimmer in )P60 But did you ever liear of Louis Cardinals, 46, Milwau­ that there always would lie a Terry Dill? Jack Bissegger? kee Braves, 42. New York place in the Dodger organiza­ Bob Rarriton or Rill Kgger*? Mels, 28, and Giants with 23. tion for him bccauso "he's the r«'jPCbarlt»DUk#n» was an smlnant paThey are right up Uiere Maintaining their unique kind of spirited guy you like close, ready to take over if tradition, Uie Chicago Cubs lron of Ju,te,'ni & Btooki who then to have on a hall club." Zim­ *• now provide tlie choicest In wines (he leaders show any signs wUl play off Uicir home The lllfs game featured of faltering on the overplay­ mer is equally at home at and spiriti. Try the famous Rare J a B Scotch, games during the day-Ume. second or third base and ran doubles match paid off the ed Harding Park public golf of flavour unsurpassed. H>e Reds officially get the. fill in acceptably for short biggest win amount of Uie course. NL season underway, April year Thursday night at the Or­ H ie green* are ao bumpy periods at shortstop. 8—one day earlier than last Zimmer, whose courage in lando Seminole Jal Alai Fron­ the leading professional* re­ season—when they play host overcoming the effects of two ton when Arratibel and Agus- fuse to even comment on to the Pirate*. near-fatal beanlngs makes tin outplayed the field and re­ them. And the lies are so All the other club* in the nor* « tort him highly respeeted in all warded the faithful with $83.80. tight that many of tha top league awing Into action on The match saw some inspir­ names arep laying like duf­ April 9, with the Cardinal* baseball quarters, hit only .213 in 77 games for the Beds last ed, back court work by Agus- fer*. opening against the Mela in season. To get him, the Dodg­ Un as lie frequently held the Rut Wall and CupU, and 21 New York; the Braves ers sent minor league pitcher opposition at bay witli power­ other* who broke par are not against the Pirates in Pitts­ Scott Breeden to Cincinnati in ful returns that kept them off complaining. The had no burgh: tha Dodgers against a straight player deal In which balance and far out of posi­ trouble mastering the fair­ the Cubs in Chicago; the tion, wbilo front court man Ar- ways and solving the greens. Giants against the Colts In no cash was Involved. It trill The Reds also announced the ratibcl used all the skill and Houston, and tiw Phillies I till! ImUZBvliif signing of pitcher Jim Malon­ accuracy he could muster to Halloween ii Uie evening of against the Reds In a night ey, 22, who had a 9-7 record outfox Uicir competitors in All Saints' Day. ta**t*< »S tut rMPIMION MAP.. I N tilth A.#, N.Y. M gams at Philadelphia. for them last season. It wai play close lo tlie wall. The game w ai attended by the seventh contract received by General Manager BUI De- a large delegation from tha Witt, who sent out Cincinnati Retired Officers Association of Central Florida. contracta only a week ago. Tbs big payoff of the even­ The Detroit Ttgera aigned seven players, Including pitch­ ing came in the fifth game er Phil Regan and aecond- when (lie 2-1 perfect* paid off baseman Jake Wood. Regan a big $338.40 to lucky holders. had an 11-9 record with the Tigers last season while Wood hit .226 and led the team with 30 stolen bases. Others signed by the Tigers were Vic Wertz, who batted J24 ai a utility inficldrr and pinch hitter; Bubba Morton, Pryor'a Insurance continue* who batted .262; Mike Roarke, to hold first place in tba Thurs­ a promising catcher with a day Nile Mixed Rowling Lea­ .213 baiting average; Mike gue with 48 wins and 24 loss­ Christino, 18-year-old flrsl es. Appleby's and Powell's baseman drafted from Baltl- arc lied (or second place with more, and Doug Gallagher, 47-23. who had a t-S pitching record Heart Council it in fourth with Denver last season. place with 28-44, followed by The Chlrago Cubs were left Steinmeycr's and Cook's Cor­ with only four unsigned play­ ner with 23 49 each. ers—Bob Buhl, Phil Murdock, .Series of 300-plus were Don Prince and Cuno Barra- bowled by Bill Foster, 507; gan—when they received three Eddie Simon. 337; Ralph Betls, more contract! In Thursday's 509; Ellen Betts, $10, and Dot mail. The new addition* to tlie Powell leading them all with Cubs' satisfied list were out- 539. Title Fight Bid Opening Set Monday 'You Gotta Have Heart' Promise Kept By Bums fWall, Cupit Pace'Lucky' BEST BUYS IN Inspired Play Sparks Jai-Alai JB SCOTCH WHISHT Pryor's Holds Lead In Loop Sorr> I No Minortl EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES WEDNESDAY * SATURDAY - 2 f . M. Put your money where the quality i s . . . T h u ra . U I-ad lea Night quality backed by this Valiant warranty* Thrre’a no longer, more confident warranty in the entire automobile business than the one we oiler when you buy a new Valiant. We can confidently ask you to put your money where tlie quality la, because Vuliunt Kegler Play Meeting Held Dlicutilon of the upcoming city tournament was held at the recent meeting of the Sanford Woman's Bowling As­ sociation. Doris Lasher was winner of the door prue, payment of her fees- for the tournament. Shirley Martin and her asalstanti served colfee and pas­ tries before the roundtable tC>k on bowling. Sunday Night Games Get OK From National lias put great quality where major expense can be. And we back up till* confidence in w riting! Valiant’s beau­ tiful, too. . . and U really sips. It’s tlie beat all-around compact anybody has come up with yet! • Your Author iced Vlymouth-Valiant Dealer'» Warranty again/t defect* in material and uorkmahehip on 1963 ta n ha* 3am expanded As i____ _ partx replacement or rtpalr, without chary for required part* or labor, for 6 yran or 60,000 mi tea, uhichever comer fine, on thr engine bloch, head end internal parte; tmnemluion corn and Internal parte (excluding manual clutch); torque luncr/ter, Unco ehaft, unhareul joint/ including duel roc ere), rear axle and differential, and rear wheel tearing/, prodded thr vehicle hat been eeriicut at raaaonabla Catenate according In the l ‘b m u.*.Valiant Certified Car Cart trkadulea. Put your trust in the men who sell Valiant! Midway Bctwaan Sanford it Orlando BRA SS M O TO RS �1 c tjr Mrs. Jasper Hostess For V A H -9 Bridge The VAH# Officers Wive* recently met for their monthly bridge. Mr*. C. R. J»*per was hostess for Ihe occaalon. Cof­ fee and d eu ert were aerved to the guests. The group had aa tlrotr apo­ d a l guests Mra. J. T. Rccn from Detachment 8. VAII-f, and Mra. C. L. Fltrpatrlck from VAH-5. The high acore for the after­ noon waa credited to Mra. T. B. Wood. Second high waa won by Mra. W. I. Lewie. I»w acorer waa Mra. R. II. Cooke. 0 1 h e r a attending were Mmca. E. L. Ebbcrt, 0 . W. Klmmona, W. E. Marklcy, J. J . Moynlhan. A. F. nvno, JL. Shipman and F. M. Lynch. B nntorft Page 6— P d . Jan. 25, '63 U rraiil Miss Martha Arm Barrow To Marry H. L Kritzberger I By M n. H. L. Jofanaon | Mr. and Mra. Sam Barrow ! of Lake Monroe announce the ! engagement and approaching j marriage of their daughter, Martha Ann, to Howard L. I Krltibcrger. Mlaa Barrow waa born In Glenville, Ga. She attended achoola in Sanford. The groom-elect la the aon - of Mr. and Mra. George C. Kritxbergcr of Longhornc, Pa. He la preaently aerving In the i U. S. Navy and la atatloned at i the Sanford Naval Air Station. Final plana for the wedding will be announced in the near future. Church Calendar Elks Plan MONDAY Service Circle of Firat Presbyterian Church mccta 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Board a II Cliai>cl C i r c l e meeta at 8 p.m. 4 Charity Ball Saturday Night The 23rd annual charity ball of the Sanford Elks Lodge 1241 Is scheduled for this Sat­ urday In the ballroom of the Mayfair Inn. In the receiving line with exalted ruler, F r a n k E. Holmes, will be chairman of the bail, Stephen Androsko, and Mrs. Androsko and cochairman and hia wife, Mr. and Mr*. Dick Mapca. The public is invited to dance to the music of Sammy Gentile and hit orchestra, Reicrvationi are being made by calling FA 2-4863. Bud Moughton it reservation chairman. MISS MARTHA ANN BARROW Does Hold Installation New Arrivals Slate Officer Officially Visits Rebekahs By Mr*. Clarence Snyder Mra. Maye Kernen, pres!drat of the Rebekah Assem­ bly of Florida, was honor guest at a recent meeting of SemInola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 when she made her official visit to the lodge. When the president wss in­ troduced by Mrs. W. L. Roche the lodge extended her a cour­ tesy using her motto. She was presented a love gift and Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf sang, “How Great Thou Art." Mrs. Thelma Rolls, past president of the Rebekah As­ sembly of Florida, and Mra. Velma Sumner, district deputy president of District No. 10, was introduced. Also visitors from Orlando, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Miami, Weit Palm Beach, Port St. Joe and Illi­ nois, Washington and Connec­ ticut. * The alter has been draped for 30 daya In memory of bro­ ther Herbert Biers. It was removed at this meeting. Thu noble grand announced that all •hul-lna had been called on and were presented gifts. The lodge voted to assist In the aid to the Sarepta Home. The president appointed Mrs. Clarence Snyder as choir di­ rector of the Rebekah Assem­ bly. Mrs. Kernen gave a very Interesting and informative talk on the work of Rebekahs. It wai announced that an open installation of the officers of Semioola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 would be held Jan. 31 at § p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. Following the meeting re­ freshments were served In the dining room by the committee, Mrs. Robert William*, Mrs. Hazel Gllhuly, Mrs. Joyce Nicholson and Mrs. D. C. Howard. -------------------- 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Larry Burney of Atlanta, Ga., an­ nounce Ihe birth of a aeven pound, nine ounce aon, Jam ci Larry Jr., Jan. 16 at Pied­ mont Hospital in Atlanta. The new arrival wai wel­ comed home by a alstcr, two By Helen Snodgrass and one-half year old Chrlslle. Rev. and Mrs. James Mc­ Maternal grandparenti are Cullough and son Stephen of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams Green Core Springs arrived and paternal grandparents are Tuesday. Stephen remained Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burney, with his grandparents, Mr. and all of Sanford. The Burney Mr*. Wesley Tyler, while his children have four great parents attended the sessions grandmothers and one great of the Florida Baptist world grandfather; Mr. and Mra. W. evangelism conference held at If. Stewart and Mrs. Della the Firat Baptist Church in Or­ Wllllanu of Sanford; Mra. C. lando Tuesday through Thurs­ MRS. BRAD FOLEY, loft Heated, wan iiiHtnlled an prexident of the Sanford E. Morris, Winter Park, and day. Does a t a ceremony a t the Klks Lodue. At right 1* Mra. A. P. Roweraox Mra. J. II. Durney of Norman and back row from left are, Mm. Finley. Nash, Mm. Roy Young and Mm. Park, Ga. To clean coiled parchment (Herald Photo) Pete Bukur Sr. Grandmother, Mra. R. W. lamp shades, dip a soft clean Tlonored guests for the even­ Mrs. Mnpes presented her of­ Williams, Is In Atlanta helping cloth in milk and rub the Members of Sanford Drove 160 Benevolent Patriotic Order ing were Mra. Hoy Young, ficers with gifts of apprecia­ to gel the new grandson set­ shade until It Is clean. With of Does m et in tho Sanford North District Stnto President, tion for their co-operallon. tled with his family. a clean cloth, wipe dry. Elk's Lodge Room for an Im­ from Jacksonville R o a c h ; pressive Installation of new Frank Holmes, exaltod ruler of the Sanford Klks; A1 Coe, officers. Those Installed were Mra. past district drpuiy of Use Or­ Brad Foley, prcsldrnl; Mra. lando Elks Uxlgc and Paul Finley Nash, firat counselor; Lewis, manager of the Sanford Mrs. A. P. Boweraoi, senior Credit Bureau. counselor, and Mrs. Pete Bu­ Also present were several kur Sr., junior counselor. members from the Jackson­ Mra. H. Dlsbrow, secretary; ville Reach, Winter Park and Mrs. George DeMattk), treas­ Orlando Droves. Mr. Lewis urer; Mra. Richard Mapca, gave an interesting talk on the trustee; Mrs. Bobble Carulh- position that women hold in era, conductor; Mrs. Frank the world today. Wilson, Inner guard; Mrs. Installing officer for the Harry Kenny, outer guard; ceremony waa Mra. Ralph LoMra. John McCloakcy, chap­ Fever of Orlando, assisted by lain, and Mra. John Fierro, Mra. Caruthcra, Mra. A1 Coo aaaiatanl conductor. and musician. Mrs. Daisy HalColor bearers are Mrs. Fred let, of Orlando. Roc tiger and Mra. William LaMembers and guests enjoyed Uree. Attendants are Mrs. a delightful buffet prepared Mary Smith, Mrs. Steve Anby Mra. Finlay Naah and her drosko, Mra. Joe Wol/o and rummitlec with organ back­ Frank E. Holme* Mr. ft Mrs. IL Caruthcra Mra. Lynn Lyons. ground music by Ted Gorton. Mr. & Mra. Guy Allen Mr. ft Mrs. P. M. Johnson Mra. Richard Mapca, retir­ Joe Leary Mr. ft Mrs. Frank Wilson ing president of the Sanford Mr. & Mra. Robert Billhimer Mr. ft Mrs. M. M. l-angntnn Drove, waa presented with her Frank ft Lou Woodruff Dr. ft Mra. Richard Dougherty past president's pin and a Mr. ft Mra. J. D. McNeill Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker gift from the members In apT. J. Demers Mr. ft Mra. J. V. Summers were called to Folkstun, Ga., prccislion for the successful Robert Williams Mr. AI I-ange today due to the death of Mr. year under her leadership. Cleo Fleet Walker’s brother-in-law, Jul­ Mr. ft Mra. Herman Eplin Bud ft Carole Kenney Mr. ft Mra. J. R. Hoolehan Sr. ian Bennett. Mr. ft Mra. H. Wolford Sr. Mr. ft Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan Jr. Willis J . Drier, A/2C, la Mr. ft Mrs. John W. McDonald visiting his parents, Mr. and Brad ft June Foley Mr. Louis Gerard Mra. Lowell Osier, at their Mr. ft Mra. Ted Gorton Mr. ft Mrs. H. Kastner home, 116 Summerlin Avc. He Mr. ft Mra. Pete Bukur Mr. ft Mrs. W. D. Hardin Is being transferred from Mr. ft Mra. Ray Winfree Mr. ft Mra. V. B. Hardin Lackland AFB, Texas, to Mr. ft Mrs. Bill Norris Langley Field, Va. Mias Sher­ Mr. ft Mrs. K. K. Jones Mr. ft Mrs. Chester Oxford ry Foster, of Jacksonville, la Mr. ft Mrs. Wm. T. Laahs Mr. ft Mrs. Clarancc Collins also a guest at the Osier Mr. ft Mrs. W. O. Livingston Mr. John Cameron SANFORD home. Other guests this week Mr. MeHon Tabert W. M. Btoudenmire FLOWER SHOP were former Sanford resi­ Harvey Swanson Mr. ft Mrs. M. L. Fntch dents, Mr. and Mrs. Orcn Car* Cur. K. lat A Hanford Ave. Harley C. Thomaa Dot Powell FA 1-1623 FA 2-6462 rill, of Urbsaa, IU. Mr. ft Mra. Chet Maeek Mr. ft Mrs. Gordon Thorp Enterprise Personals IS Miss Patricia Jean Smith To Marry L Donald Harvey Mr. and Mra. Orcn R. Smith Sr., 417 West Sixth Street. Sanford, announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Pa­ tricia Jean, to Lawrence Don­ ald Harvey, son of Mr. and Mr*. Learue Harvey, of Os­ teen. Miss Smith was bom in Sanford, attended achoola here and is a graduate of Seminole High School. She attended Jones Business College in Or­ lando and is presently employ­ ed by Dr. Robert J . Smith. While in high school, she was a member of the Library Club, Homecoming sponsor, one of tho majorettes and a member of the office staff. The groom-clcct was bom In Okeechobee, a t t e n d e d schools in Bunnell and San­ ford and graduated from Sem­ inole High School. While there he wai active in sports, won the best all around athlete award during his senior year and was a member of the "S" Club. He attended Northwestern A and M College in Miami, Okla., and is presently em ­ ployed by Sanford Electric Co. Wedding plans will be an­ nounced at a later dale. If you still believe that old MISS PATRICIA JEAN SMITH wives' (ale that hair should not (Photo by House of Rahija) be washed often, just remem­ ber that doctors advise wash­ ing a baby's hair every single day as part of the batli rou­ tine. If a daily sham rro is beneficial for a baby's fine served. Tickets are available hair, why shouldn't il also be IVY CIRCLE Have you ever thought ol for the party and also for the good for yours ? making your own hat* or automobile that will be given making beautiful flowers from away in a special drawing. loim sheets or crepe paper? You do not have lo lie present These and many other clever to win the latter. All Garden gift ideal Mere presented to Club members have tickets for members of the Ivy Circle sale. On Feb. 14 a free lecture of the Sanford Garden Club at their January meeting by will he held at the Woman's Club building. II is open to Mrs. T. W. Donaldson. Hostess for (lie meeting was the public. Topic to lie discussMrs. Wallace McCallcy. Eigh­ cd will be “ landscaping." All teen members enjoyed the de­ interested persons arc invited lightful program, a business to attend. A new member, Mrs. Joe session and a serial at the Hunt, was welcomed by (lie close of the meeting. Circle president, Mrs. Wil­ group. Mrs. William Johns liam Mann, announced that a was welcomed as a visitor. Valentine arrangements will card party is scheduled for Feb. 11 at tho Woman's Club. be the topic of the February Prize* will be awarded to all meeting and Mrs. James Long and Short Hleeven, winners a n d refreshments Blythe will be hostess. I'laida, Solids and Prints. Bahdsun QbickA NEW SPRING SUITS AND DRESSES BY — NARDIS of Dallas NOW BRING 8IIOWN M ARY E S T H E R ’S "Feetertag F ashls— l i s t F ar Taw* *00 N. PARK AVE. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL t.M C u r n — Ii W * DwCK D. N. Flamm Mr. ft Mrs. Pete Boweraox Mr. ft Mrs. E. Walters Mr. ft Mrs. L. Phillips Mr. ft Mrs. Dick M i|m Mr. E. L. Fuller Mr. ft Mrs. B. E. Brooming Mr. ft Mrsl Horce Green .Ml type* bedding rebuilt. One day service when necessary. Quality m ateri­ als & workmanship. For free estimate call . . • "IT, ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 2nd. & Magnolia FA 2-6321 SEW AND SAVE Values From $1.98 to $10.95 Assorted Fabrics 3(4 lo 44 inrhra wide Reduced lo $|00 Value* to fl-2> Yds. Childrens Sweaters s WIDE WALE Orion* and Nylon* Values From $2.98 to $5.98 CO RD U RO Y Reduced to * 1 - $3 98 36 to 44 Inched Wide Slack Sets JS Values 1 to 89c Corduroy 41 Cotton Knit Combinations Value* From 41.00 to $7.98 00 $3 Personals Mr. Gene Adams Mr. ft Mrs. Jeha Sauls Lee ft Weaa FeQmon Tony Chcsna Mr. ft Mrs. R. Schmidt Mr. ft Mrs. A. McMillan Mr. ft Mrs. N. Kens Mr. ft Mra. Sidney Vlhlea Mr. ft M n. Clyde Ellison Mr. Fred George Mr. ft Mrs. John L. Kader Mr. ft Mrs. Stephen Androake Mr. ft Mra. Myron Reck SPECIAL! Dresses The following are Elks Patrons. Mr. ft Mra. Calvin Haig Mr. ft Mra. Rosa Spencer Smokey ft Thelma Snyder Ewiightaoa Harvllle RENOVATION Toddlers • Childrens • Sub-Teen Saturday, January 26,1963 The annuul affair is to benefit tho Underprivileged Children Christmas Party and the Harry Anna Hospital The patio of Ihe J . A. Cal­ houn home was ihe site of a recent hobo party, given by the I-adics Society of Locomo­ tive Firemen and Englnemcn and the men of local B of LF and E. The host and hostess, wear­ ing hobo fashions greeted the guests who were also appro­ priately dressed. Tables on the patio were covered with gay cloths and adding to the atmosphere was a charcoal fire keeping a large pot of stew hot. On the opposite side of the patio was another fire, cn* closed in cement blocks sim­ ulating a fireplace. Large oak logs kept tills fire aglow. Guests used tin cans to cat the stew from. Served with it was an assortment of green salads, rolls, cake and coffee. Members of the social com­ mittee In charge of the even­ ing'* activities were Mrs. Wal­ ler Cook and Mrs. Alfred Greene. Others enjoying the evening were Mr. Cook, Mrs. Harold Keeling, Mra. Harry Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. George Ifartx. Mr*. C. II. Goethe, Mra. H. H. Fortner and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eiscncoff. f f u f f l u n ’J W a ifo £lk& (fhatuhj. B a ll The Elks Annual Charity Bull will be held Saturday in the ballroom of the Mayfair Inn starting at 9:30 P. M. Ladies Society Sponsors Hobo Party Open Mondays 'til 9 p. m. > ------- — ^ Pajamas & Robes PRINTED Outing Flannel and Cotton Challla A rn el Je rse y Assorted \alur* From 9.7.00 to 18.00 Reduced To Fabrics - $2 00- $500 Greatly Reduced 44 Inches Wide 3 Racka Values to $1.69 Ladies Dresses TH E______________ R EM N AN T SHOP HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. SEW A v n S A W . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL t:M �S’ #• % : u \ Sl|r ftaufnrJt Ifrralft Kri. Jan. -3, '6:1—Fugc 7 (DsuVi fibby • DEAR ABBY: Lnst night my husband and I had a big discussion about ‘•love." He feels that it is not important for u man to sny "1 love you." He makes n very good living, pays all the bills, gives me every­ thing I want, including a car of my own and beautiful clothes, but he never says, "I love you.” When I tell him I love him. he says, "I know it." I have an empty feeling around my heart. I would trade all the things that money enn buy ju st to hear him suy, "I love you." Am I wrong? UNLOVED DEAR UNLOVED: If you are serious about "trading" — I can in­ troduce you to plenty of men who are in debt up to their ears, cheat like mad, never buy their wives any­ thing. but THEY always tell their wives how much they "love" them. Actions speak louder than words. And they last longer. t + # DEAR ABBY: My son gives his wife $120 every two weeks for grocerics. He also leaves her the car and takes the train to work. Now, Abby, 1 am not spying on her. but how come her ntilcugc meter shows she travels on the average of 300 miles a week to buy her groceries when there arc three grocery stores within half a mile of her house? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: If you are "curious," not spying, and think you ought to know, why don't you ask her? • • • DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a husband who comes home from work ami has the children in an uproar all the time? He says, "WHO left the paper on the floor? Who left the lights on? WHO? WHO? WHO? They are all upset nnd crying before he even gets hi* hnt off. He even yells because they BREATHE too loud when the TV set is on! He does­ n’t do n o n e - racking work either. He has n white - collar job in an of­ fice. What on earth Is wrong with him? ON EDGE DEAR ON EDGE: Why don't you start with HIM? Perhaps he needs a physical check-up. Some white - collar office jobs are fre­ quently the most nerve-racking. He’s your man. He needs sympathy, un­ derstanding and help. Don't blame him. Find out what ails him. • Legal Notice *v t i ii; tiH i't it i in mt o r m v t i i Jt nii.T O . f ill­ e t i t . i s s s n r u n eK M iaoi.es ro t'N T * . r i . o i u n s . IN I'll AM l:n I NO. iaw t • e r U t . l . A L. TMUMI'KIKH. P la in tiff Ills : »i JlKKJAMl.V AND®UBON TIIUMI'KINH. D*f*ndmit. || SOTIIT o r M IT i TO: BENJAMIN ANPKItSON TIIIIMI'KI.VH. V t:«at H I. I.n ol«. M L r o t ir l . T o t f Ain: in :n i:n r n o t i FII7H Itial a rninptalnt fur I>1‘ vore* ami nthrr r*ller haa b**n filed saalnal you In tha above •)>lr<1 r..url met you ara her*by requir'd to »*rv* a corr of your An*n rr I.r *.I!• r »l*-f*rt** In ilia Cmnplalht upon tha Pi.iiiuirrs Aii«rnr>. k . j a c k ■on IIA A h z k . AM.-rn»y at Law. tso N. Orante Awnu*. Suit* 1*. Orlando. Oranar S I County. Ptortda. and fit* the orlatnat ananer or ilifrnta In tho nrriea nf tha Ctrrk or the Ctrmilt Court on or l.rfor* tlm ■4th .lay of Kahruaij. 1943. A.l>. ir you fall l<> <!>t Judamsnt b) t'rfii lilt nlll hr InK-n Malntt >mi for th* r*IUf In th- Complslnt and said etusa • lit lh*n proerr.l e« parla. HONK anil OltHKIIKH at ■aiitord. plorhta Ihl* 2nd day •f January, 11(2. A t'. (IEAt.1 , . Ariliur It Ileiknlth, Jf. ct*rk rtreult Court Strmlnolo Cou nly, e'lorlda •I • V DEAR ABBY: With reference to that 28-ycar-old unmarried man who refused to best man for his brother if the bride had her eight • months pregnant sister stand up for her: We took a poll at the office and the sister wus way out in front. Thu Gnng At Ed Phillips & Sons Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY. BOX 33015. BEYERLY HILLS. CALIF., for Abby's new booklet. "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Qacjoby When your opponenta hold * the spade suit and are not — vulnerable you can expect ~ them tc take • game or a slam contract away front you by #* tha simple expedient of bid­ ding against you. . (Jilt way to stop this ii to ^ convince your opponenta with 2 th at spnde ault that you are gambling desperately and that they don't need to sacrifice. A t his second turn to bid South could here used 21*ckwoed and bid a heart slam 9» - W eekend Television By Abigail Van Buren Onfiju dep FRIDAY P. M. 7,#* t . l *:;* <<i 7 .1 ) 49> 1:61 (2) (6) u # <i> I J6 «:» K) Ii * ! i>> I I* ( t ) W . « n « PoBi her (1) AUC K ven lag Depart 4.14 (2) H i l l ) M t m i n l i In S tu r t * 9:11 f i t MU .Kt*. K t* n ln g Mcp.irt it) 1:59 (9) W ca thor <•> U t ch rlo r K«th*r 1:49 m flperta I t U (?) NBC Vow* I f ) T h U la Oc*1f 7:M <»t Th# lloh#! 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In tern a tio na l Elion* • <JI l l l a h w a y Patrol terrifying mushroom cloud which signals begin­ (31 TIIA tlm# It 66 r i )'ury i l l t Marrl.'l .loan (9) ScAlllltit ning of dreaded atomic warfare and beginning K1 Kin Tin Tin t 16 (3) I'h an al'ig Time* • «!) i t i n h l i U l » i *r.>|< Cal of year zero. Topical thriller opens Sunday at i l l Ills I’letur* I '*7 to I Kntlior* Know a II 26 (Vi Maah- Midway 3 66 (?) |tire.-lions '«t llaat the Movicland Drive-In Theatre. ( ’ I Matty's Fun nle* t«> tl o f FIs. tu sk *tttal! I St ( f ) Min« Along With <*l Roy Itoiors tlla h tieh is lilt H t ! 61 (2) M a k . Itoom for « t) NUK l>p^r» <f> KOUtt •• Paddy 3 t s i n i-su*s a Answer* (H To# r!in»»!*naa (SI Bky King t * i Mutijs)' sp's ap.etsf H I'm D lck en a — Ha t (?) tloss tluany cu lsr N tnatr r I 66 t « l HunJa* Spotts M('*el l r n l tilt*1t s k You'll talk about It. you'll' It ii a world In which the I H (ft) AHour laou lar S A T U R D A Y l \ M. IS) llrcak tliru argue atxiut It — but you'll simple every-day comforts Don't t*atl M« 12:10 Mb c Ic 1.Bn*1 o f AlU* I 6* 131 W on d erful W o rt! * f Cbftflto never forgot it! and ways of life which we t ; H WAi«m (tnlf IT Hunt*! Mtr'ii • 4' l l f a j i n f Hof^m (0) ln !* rv!* w A D aIt's American tnlrmallon- all know are suddenly and «?) J a ck l*aar Mlioar *?) liip lo r ln ff •-us.ton Vr<> A C*.n i al'a "Panic In Year Zero!" violently removed— today's !•:!• <>) I i II rront Kiw i t l ) Challcng* t i e l f ift) Kfowltn#«p Ki) Mr Ftircw Kiw i (ilO tat Alumni Fun opening Sunday at the Movie- tomorrow in the wake of sud­ 11 • • (It AIIO F in a l Itoport Itcvlowr ) 06 1*1 Tr l Mark I m s t . i t r (2) N m iv.op* land Theater, starring Hay den catastrophe. • i 511 i it v Hour K ) CtiAnnrl 4 S » « Broom \ D» ('hintplonihlp Wr$i Milland, Jean Ilugen. FranThe other feature on the 11:14 (9) MM-Florida Nam a t * l Major Alan,*. Trait • ti m a i la r kie Avalon, Mary Milehel and program i* "Experiment In tl :? 9 i>> tvaath ar Hhow t«) Cham pU noli'p 4.16 («1 fl V:. CoH*ga Bowl 11:25 f f ) P hannal • Thaatar Mr liftsJoan Freeman. T e r r o r " w ith l i l e n n F ord 131 llu llw ln k ta <l) II oIItw oai M i n i (2) Mr Wtaard I 66 | « | Th* T « * n t ! . t h ( • ♦ . "Panic In Year Zero!" Is On W e d n e s d a y an d Thiir*. j raralr'ada ?:A0 42) Man Into tur r the vivid and realistic fan­ day, "The lioriional l.lcutcn- " <*> T»ntt» 2 mm) <<() \ i r K'*rp« Ni*w» II#* ( ? ) (Ilohal Z"b*l AIrt W tasy story of a tomorrow in ant (31 Meet th* Pros* ami "Thunder In llte .. 4 - f - i'tiii, v 4 si 2 . IN Ms* Im liiitrr «»n I'a i.il* 4.16 1*1 Valtnnt T r . t a S A T l HI)A 1 A. M. which our world b torn a Sky" will play. l:ZC 42) H u t a Tfoo par III I’reb* sunder, a world of raping, 2:20 «*) 1 Marrlad J«»m Three film* are slated for • »• <•* » 'r- «*• (3t N»w-»eop* 121 Victor? at Mr* ——I| 7 66 i t ) Knstgn O Tost* looting, anarchy, human bes­ Friday and Saturday. They 2.34 4>) 4'Iia Hhiis * tlo lf (Si Ti*ath Vallar t n j i tiality as well as a world of are "The Wild Westcners," 3:*»0 40 4 )n«* War MIlTOf i l l t.*»»t» 3r3t) 4^» l#ro |ls»n ;• r*» Tour ;,»4 111 W on<l*r(ul W ort! *f real people who retain their " lio n V o y a g e , " ami "Jack. 8 -i•» (*. • \\ ..mi n*o Major i • i Color | clvllixed value* Tlie Giant Killer." Mil A (1) Th* J . l s o n a (2) 8p>>rta Interpatlon*! (4 * Drnnls. H i* M * n a r* 4.(*0 4#) Art o f llowttnw I I I ( I t Rd SulllTan Honor (?) huntta)' Night Mae4:3* (.'hnniilnfi TtmcA t»* 4:20 44) >:>«a On Tlt» World I I I ( t l Car 14— Wh*r» Ara 6:00 4*) P o rla r Wowonor You 7 49) Wide World o f 1 6 ) i 3 1 llo n a n ta 8porta (41 Tti* Ileal Mcr.<)S \I1*Si«r Clolf ? 26 t i l O.E T h r a t ir Kanford Moos* Lodge l*.H 8:29 1(21 0 1 lt'» llic La«r 16:69 ( 3 ) P r a th o f Stalin III Candid Cam -ra will hold It* first Monthly 8:0') 44) N f « | 5lll<»«ton« 4> 30 «9) o u t * A Harriet ( f t A'ole# o f F lr * ito n * Danes from * p. ni. until 1 H i 4 ) < it. i Ki w i 11:21 l i Whal'a H r Lina • Star I’c r f o r t n t n . • II I Howard K. Hmlth a. in, this Saturday at tho 7:*0 42» H.iin llrnrtllct 11:69 C t Ntwarnpa Lodge Home in Lake Mary. 4*) J ai'KIo illauBon hhow III Frio Hstrarald S a w * • 1 Ho H allant Men (II Mtd-Fta. Maw* Dance ehulrman Lew Luster 1:31 42 ) Jury llUhop Mio«r t t : S i (3) Tatar n u n s . announced today that a man• 4) l»efendrr» 11:11 ( I t Ck. Min* Tkaa tar (•1 Hr. Hmllh Onta To i b*r of novelty dance* designed 1 11 t i t H o lly w o o d Marl* W a eliln g io n C avaltif* to "get everybody out oil the t 40 421 Hat. N lfht M nrln Thriller Set For Drive-In Sanford Moose To Have Dance Saturday Night By Oswald Jacoby play that heart nlam. Ho started proceedings by • Q J 101 pairing East's three rpadcs. • Atom West eo.oprrated hy going to 4A M four. For all West knew the SAIT hind belonged to his side. A A Q 101 1 1 A K J f 41 • 3 *11 North and Knst punned. floor" have been planned with <•) (.eurtnee W'rlk ♦ 94 ») Hun Will Tra­ ; prises to he aw aided the win­ I 20 <•) lUva Now South tried a four no+ K Q 102 411111 vel ning couples. • o c n (D> trump bid. North responded to le oa ( f l All-Htee Itowltnff T o u rn a m en t AS Th* program calls for a shew two aces and after East DANGER SPOT: Cnnttihnla, mutineer* nntl Kim (I) 4ltinemo|(e • AXft7a Grand Mnrrh at t) p. m. fol­ went to five spades South 14 15 49) M ik e P m t ffpere ninttet'rt arc all on hand in thin Hteno from Walt 4KQJ7S lowed hy a Hallo,m Grab It :#• <21 Bel. NI a h l Skt.w passed again. Ilo wns sure AS Dinney’* Technicolor film, "In Search Of The f l ) Miti r i i . .sa w s Dance and n Ualloon "Host" North and South tmlnerahU North would do something nnd (€) Ch. 4 N n t l CtutUnvay*," starring Maurice Chevalier, Ilaylcy Dance beginning at 10 p. m. M h Wee* North Baal 11.19 ( I ) H o lly w o o d U o v la North came through with a Mill* and George Sander*. Buena Vl«ta release*. C A u leila 1* 1A IN . SA Other entertainment fea­ double. Now South went to hie Pass 4 A Pass Pats ture* Including prise award* •lam and ereryons was kind 4N.T. Pasa 1 * ’ SA also will lake place during the Pan Pasa Double Pasa enough to p an . «* Pass Pass Paaa evening and member* of the ! Miiyhn East and West Opening lead—A K Women of the Moose, now In should not have Iwen fooled by For sheer Imagination, you pagnr and caviar; one rfferIts e b a r t e r organizational once hla partner ehowrd him Scuth's tartlrs, hut they were, can't beat a combination like vrscent, the other mellow, atagrs, will provide refre»htwo aces. If he had usrd those and South rhalkrd up hla Walt Disney and Jules Ycrne. Disney put* hil top per­ menta under tha direction of ny Jane Casselberry slam. For fast-moving entertain elementary taetlei, East or formers Utruugli a whirlwind, Mrs. Luster, committer dmlrSouth Seminole Junior High ment, you can t beat Disney's West could have assumed that PTA will meet Tuesday at version of the late French au­ glolie-girdling obstacle course; man. South would make hts slam Invitation Is extended by H p. m. at the school for a thor's adventure atory, "In (hr adventurers encounter an Sunday's Lutheran Hour Search Of T V Castaways" and would hare gone to alx earthquake, an avalanche, a Sanford Governor Otia Sjoli- program cn th* work of the , _ . , , , . . . , Broadcast will feature discui- now* playing at the Itltz volcano, a giant cotklor, a lorn lo all members of the Seminole C o u n t y Juvenile spades. Terfrct defensive play , lo(u o|) ^ „Act man-eating jaguar, a swarm I,«ynl Order of Moose «nd Council. by North and South would act Your Age," by Dr. Oswald Theater. The llurbank producer wise- of alligators, a mammoth their Invited guests to Join tlm Mt-mbora of the council, that four tricks, but South Huffman. 17tc program is ly clioMt talented English' waterspout, a flash flood, local lodge for the dance. Judge Vernon Mixr. C. K. Mewanted to find soma way to hrard locally at • a. m. over teenager Ilaylcy Mills and bloodthirsty mutineer* and Cord, Mr*. Pan Blacksmith Orlando WTHY. venerable French charmer Maori cannibals. and Principal John Angel, will Maurice Chevalier to lead a George Sanders Is at Ills discuss how the council o|»er. NEW YORK (UP!) — San Isold hand of adventurers a- twit as double-dialing mullill' s. It* benefit* to the com­ Francisco Ghmt malinger Al­ IN T H * C t M f l IT COt MT OF cross two continents i n ! necr Thomas Ajerton, ami T ill'. NINTH J U I I t l t t . < U t­ IN TI IK M i l l I IT I IIMIT III* munity and how purenta ran Jljdo While cpilo- vin Hark has been named win­ eoeperat*. i l I I . IN A NO r o w M'.MI. T iir 3H\Tit Jt iifCTM* r m . V a r r h of a ihipwTecked uca Wilfrid n e r o f t h e Sportsmanship NOl.F. COt'NTV. FI.OHIO A r l i 2 l^,a l I m ! ,l,,U ,e v * v ',l,, captain. Th* talented two- mires th* aloof English peer i n r i t A N c r . i i r n o . i it m » There will he a question and j some fit together like chant-1 as laird Edward Glrnarvan. award of thn Kportemanship At OH a n H. It A HIIKl.t- »ln- IN rilANi r.ilv *Mi.(>iatir-A Brotherhood O r g a nlxation. answer period Included on the NIITIt'K us* 8l«; 1*1111-11* ItVIOZZINO amt r o t l t ' . l l (i*i lit: a VI.K I I'ATIIKItlN'K It VioZ ZIM *. 1,1. Dark I* the first baseball per­ program. UKOOKl.VN HA VINDH wif* t v v i t . i . i a w HCAt.tai: ■*>'1 TIIK Itefreslinirnt* will he served sonality to bn honored sirinOltACK HCA1.ISK. h i . wtf* i HANK, a b u n kin g corp ora- , lion, Stan Musis! r e c e i v e d the following the meeting. k o w a i i o j m i :t z x k i F t - o a rtaintirr, I ENX'E METZ, hi* wlf*. award in 1058. I’lalntlff* ve. l,KO F. SMITH and THELMA ▼a NORTH II Disney Film Now At Ritz MONDAY A. M. 1:11 I D a l g a Oa 1:11 ( i t a l g a On 1:14 ( D Orora * F a rm Reperl 1:2? ( I | College o f th* Atr 7:01 D ) Today 111 W ak * t.'S Mevla* T :l l (3) Farm, Mark at R t- part T i l l (D state Mews * * • W aetkar ♦ ii# 1:16 T:tV • 10 fl» ( II t |) (41 (I) I II ( t t 1:11 (II (D t i l l it 1 ID County Juvenile Council To Give PTA Program Act Your Age Legal Notice KHMCND P t . t N K . a ' k f a F It. t.ANK Ati*l Kt.l/.AHKTII II l , A N E. a / k / a EI.IZAHKTH t.ANE, b l i w i l l , p.f«n<lanta w n T t r n o f at i t I N tcK tiM C N H U. EASE, a /k /a n r starth a T. Vltil*n K. P . t.ANI*. H sp u ty Ct*rb KI.IKA IIKTH H t.ANE. •nhtlth Jan. (. It. II * tl. t i l l a / k * Kt.lZAIIKTII t.ANK ____ CIOS—to A ' ld r a a x a a n J It»»l<lan««* unknown ta t iik t in t i it i o t mt o r To u ar« h rrs h y m itlfl.4 that M H .NINTH J t l l l f U I . TIM. C f it in tan r o M e i t M i . a ault to qut*t lilt* ana an* nut rs atr lctlon * ami rtatit of Mot.r. r o r N T V , r u M t i n t . r e - e n t r y ha* b>*n f l l . J In th* t» m t a t f s a v no. ta n s C © nt’MPTON IICtl.mSIlH. INC. ircu it Court o f th* Ninth Judlnlal Circuit In amt f„r • F lo r id a corp oration. Plaintiff a . m l n o l * County , Florida, *nMll*d: "Adrian P. tlarr.tl. alnvl*: NEiT WtTTKNSITnt end P hilip l l a a o s i l n o and C«NCIIE SVITTUNMVKB, his thrrln * It a io sa ln o , h I• Wlf*: W illia m B,-ai:«* and nafsndaate U r i c * NcaltM. h i. wlf*; NoTtret o r ai r r E d w a rd J. Met* and FlnrW a t s : o r p i .o h i i i a i • nc* Mata, hi* wlf*, H i lllaneha Hlmmon*. fo rm , Pla lB tlff* i r l y lllaneha W ltts n m rcr , tha w i f e o f E r ne st W it- vs, Ed m und D. L a n t * / k ' a K ten m re r, w h e n re eldsaee U. U s i and E llsah tth It. r; Is u n k n o w n Lana, a /k /a Klliabalh toou a r s horohy roqulrod to U in a, hla wlf*. P#f*ndah*a y o u r an owor or w ritte n Tons**, If any, In th* abov* and yo u a r s rsqutred to (He coodlna w i t h th* C lsrk o f y o u r a n s w e r to tha Com;>!slut • Court, and to ot rvo a w i t h th* Clark ot th* Circuit tpy th*r*of upon tho P la in - C o u rt and to oorso a ropy f f a a t to rn ty * . who** n t m t o tkoraaf upon II. KNOX IIIIT. (it odilr*** *p p«sr* horoan. TINOIIACS. A t t o r n • y Inf nr hoforr the Z4tIt day of P la in tiff* . IS* Houth K nowles tbr ua r y , 1><2. th» natur* nf As ( n u t , W l n t s r Park. Fh rid* Ii* p r o . t o d l a g h«lo* a ault on or b ef ore tho tsth d»y «*f ) r f»r* rloiura nf m o r t g a f o Feb ru ary , t i l l , u l b s r w l . e !>•f i lti.i th* ( o l l u n l n a d o e r l b - cr*o Pru C o n fess o will bo >nt* rtd o a a l n s i yuu for lb* ro­ property, t o . w l t i IxiI II. IHork SI n r « i m . ller dem anded la the Com ­ w old Aerordlna to Plat plaint. Tho root properly that l» the reo f I'cordod tn Plat tlo'.k 2 p a x »o A f t th* aubjrct m a i la r "f axi l eult P uldlo Itoroid* o f B*ml- a ask ln g to q u lal till* and an nolo Cou nty, Plorlda, sub- nut roatrtvttona and right c t J*ct to th* right* o f w a y ro-ontry, la: Let 4, o f LVKK OF TIIK and **«*m#rt - f rsnord. W O U li I SCHKtVISIoN tiONK AN0 UlU iK Ur.H at Hemlnota County, Florida, mford. County of Hemlnnl* roeordad In r i a t Ihiok T, lal* o f Florida thta - l l t k P a s a 24, Public Itsoor-ls ly o f Jan u ary, I>**. Hemlnol* County, Fl<>rl I* IKAl.t Arthur II. U i . k a l t h , J r , (SE A LI A rt h u r II. Itrch wlin. J r , Ct*rk Circuit i ourt. C la rk Circuit Court Mtmlnuto C o u n t). Florida My: Martha T. Vlhitn B y i Martha T. Vthl*n D e p u t y Clerk P « p u t y Ctrrk F elder and ll* ltln g h a u a lr**ory. Courr A rrn l* tlo A tto rn eya at l-asr [itornoy* for l*U ln tiff 14* Bo. Knowta a Asa. •< J o c k t u n Birrol W inter Tark. Florid a f»mpa 2. Florid a 1>. i - A I s b ’ubllih Jan. H. A F*k. Puhllah Jan I. (. t i l l . . I. t i l l , CDE -41 DE-U By Ruth Millett Now’s tlm lima to ponder thia, before next auminert Whenever you go where ether* are vacationing you i probably notice, If you ara ohi servant, that It seem* there , are two completely different eo rp era tlo n . Pla intiff, LEO F. HMtTII and TIIK!.- 1type* of “vacationing wive*." VIA TV. SMITH, hts wife. D e­ Tha firat type, who some* fen da n ts. t wilt sell to th* . highest and heat b I I. r for Um«a seems to b* in the m iL.4,h *' ,hr P sn ilnole c - o i n ty j Jurity, curries nil tha responCou rt H ouse tn Hanford. F l o r - . l l a . at 11:*s v m , on th e ‘minty o f h *r e v e r y d a y life H th d a y o f Feb ru ary . 1SS2. along with her. tl<u follow Ins* deerrthed pro­ If she has left tha children perly a s se t forth tn aald Fin al Darrea, t o -w lt : behind, she worries out loud lx<t It of la 'N O D ALE. Ixingwrood, itemlnol* t'oun- sbout them. If arrommodaty, Florida, a cco rd in g to linns aren't what she expectP la t t h e reo f recorded tn ed, she complains. P la t U»ok t l . P eg * ( 2. Her main Interest In tha o f t h . P ub lic H .e o r d s of H.mlnnt* County, Fl-r!d». new people she meets is shown In clu d in g th. b u ildin g s a n d a p p u rten a n ces l o c a t ­ by telling them airout everyed thereo n , t o a e t h e r with thing "back home" and how th* turnllur* . f u r n i s h i n g . , , . , , , , , , and f l s t u r r . a l t u a t . t h . r x *ul*enor it is to what s h s has tn. and located thereon. arm oil her trip. D A T E D Ihl* y lrd d . y o f 1 Traveling is never a real vsJ an u ary, 11*2. (SE AL) ! cation fur her because sha F.S pursuant t« a Final l>terr* of Fursclusurn datrd January K. ISS2. and snt.r*d In Chancery Case No. 12(17 •if »hs (’trrult Cnur( of Hie Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for gerntnote Count). Fb-rlda. wherein TIIK IHtOOKLVN HAVIN'*! HANK, a fUnk^"* Arthur If. n e e k w l t k , Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court liyt Martha T. Vlhitn D e p u t y Clark Frank. VV*elon, Htrelkow 1224 Lincoln Hoad Miami U . a c h II, F le rlda Publish J a n u a ry It, 11*1. C liE -lt , can't assume for tha ptrlod of her vacation a truly vacation­ like frame of mind. At tha first opportunity aim’ll tell you that aha fa tired nut and that shr'll he mighty glud to get home, filie wonders if a vacation la really worth all tha effort. Tho other type seems re la t­ ed, happy-go-lucky and rrady f->r any kind of fun that suiiirr ! along, film is friendly and InI triu.tcd, even in thus* aim ‘ meats briefly, and la also intereeted In every new thing she sees, | film isn't looking for things , to complain a!>out and aha isn’t , upset because thing* aren’t ' like they wrre at horns. Sha lias the right attitud* toward travel; thus she is aide to rtlax, enjoy new experiences, and learn something as shs goes along. • Sales SEMINOLE COUNTY BLOOD BANK Plcdgs Your Blood At Slovlrland Tonlte Or H alurdsy. 11.00 A CARLOAD OK FREE CARLOAD ADM. -------- IF -------YOU BRING YOUR A1.1. BLACK CAT • No. I - 7:00 Only • • Service Seminole TVr ZA00 Sanford Avr. FA2-4920 Zrnrlh Color TV Salrs CHILDREN ADULTS "Blood Of The Vampiro" 40c l | KLMKK C. OLDFIELD 1 I nlll not be responsible for any debit Incurred by anyone other than wyself. JOSEPH KAMI'F (3) Truth or Censaq u .n c* * II) HutJIng Light ( ! ) V l f M'd-Dey Rsporl C t MIC Vawa (* l The op*n W in d ow (?t 41 Id*t'la. It.p ort (7) S t « t and Waathar 1:2a (?) Laffttm* 1:14 (31 a tim n a sft.a t : 3 . ( ! i NUC N*wa 1 11 i l l Aa T'.ia e f a r i l T a re* fSi -c!»nca tl> 1 6* ( 3 | (Ii (fl t I I 13) fit (it I II (3 ) H ighw ay r.tral Jlarv.flrlffln kh«w I’asaward Day In Court NIIC New* Art U n k l e t t e r P a n * Keyi Luratta Vouug Phaw (4) vl'llle-ialre (9) (2) (Ii i*i I II t l ) |,|l t 61 4 31 4:11 4166 I 64 •tt 1:11 1:11 4 u l * a for * Day Vou n g Hr. Malon* To Tall Tha Tru'S Wha tv* Tau Trual D o u g la s Edward* Name was t h . Maw* c i Tti* H atch (lam* (tv America* B a e l a l a n l ( I ) Haortt s t o r m (3) Mat:* Room far Daddy (IV f i t * * * f Might <?) P ti r a v a r y ’I t 16V American N * w sa ‘an4 ( I t N»C M»W6 ( I I FV»6)* Pl*yh*U4# ( I t Th4 n t 6 t * t O r6 a ek e ( I I I ' a c tt Watt (») S a n ta Ctsua (It D isn ty P aw g (IV I M d I LI*** ( I t W* *tk*r Shew Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! n*rw4i GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS E i. ALUMINUM MUFFLERS 1949 • 51 FORDS 1952 - fit FORDS $9 9 4 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $545 GENUINE FORD O IL FILTERS SPARKLING WITH FUN . . . EARTHQUAKE OF ADVENTURE . . . SUN. - MON. • TUBS. fu rs . • 7:00 * 11:10 EACH ' St - 5fl\ T FOR! FORD EACH »2*» Hrlrnr# Fiction Becomes Fact ttstsem urn 6Mho*N neti'tf t * ■ IKM M IL U W i liu itu u N n u N U fin u M M GENUINE FORD 12 Volt BATTERY Fita 1956 • fit Ford Except Falcon >0 $ 1 3 5< INSTALLED BRING THIS AD TO OUR "A"-UAY . . . WHEN CIVILIZATION CAME TO AN END t I 1 Cs-F*stur* Bun. At O ld Only Man. 4 T b s *. A t >:I0 Only W a ll D is n e y — I , With DINNER NOT RESPONSIBLE ties 13:'* 17.41 1:10 .'•7 • fi2 Ford ft Falcon | NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred b> anyoaa other tbaa nt) self. 12 >9 (I) Ixiv* *f 1.1fe t o l l.i-r y Raa*on*r New. t»1 F a tlirr K n . w * B*it tit i(*arc)i for Tcm arrew •Th# Blood Bennt" SHOWS AT HTCDENTM 50c Of Ilracuu" • Ns. 8 - 10:00 Only • 1:00 - 3 :0 0 . 5 : 0 0 - 7 : 0 0 . 9 :0 0 35c 13 24 • No. 2 . 0:15 Only • NOW thru WED. R IT Z t t 9* (2) T»ur Fhrtl tmpraa alan III T . n n a s s t a Ernie Ford GIGANTIC TRIPLE IIOKHOK 8HOW "BliMvd OPEN 12:15 M O N D A Y P . M. GENUINE FORD GIVE YOUR BLOOD -------- BEFORE -------Y»u Aro Beared To D**tb \\ hrn Vou See "Drsculs" and Hie Vsmplrs . • - • I - MONTH PAH8 FOR 2 To All Blood Donors To TV RENTAL All of the vsrinus feature, nf relief are found in Asia, but In general the continent eoniliti of a series of plateaus flanked hy high mountains. #»n(a 11.29 ( ! ) P ei* A Q l a d y i l ? i Vou-a Tor A S o . g ( ! ) C e n c i n t r a ti o a HI l/l IM I M1 /• I HI Cc/e Jhe U)vmsm: \V. HM1TII. hi* wlfr. ti-frn d nn l. N o n c n im HKHKtir m v . t»i Inn Hotharn 8how t!: 9 9 t l ) Tha MeCaya • tv Price la l l l a h l ( ? t J a n # W y m a n F.-#- 55 PIIONK FA M I U Gels Award Legal Notice Today O u n t d a w a N tw a Mlrkta'a (Jeapst Tim e 4tlrk*r E v a a i i h i w Fapt. K i a g a r e w w i a t k i r a a * Move T a lly C eriiavltt* Ja ik l^ la a * 9 k iw Am irlcaa lllit o r r 4-IS fCV Romr*r yuem s.34 43) Hall Ht"fm O 'o w l» 66 (3) Say Wti»a ( I) C a'aalar (9) Learn Pr*«t»h t» 29 ( I ) Tiay Taur tlunck rev 1 l.ev * Lucy MIKE'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 2394 OAK AVK. FA 3-»:iS "t omplcle Carry • Out Service" A o f this x n JULES VERNE'S sras^Rwiasssi chAIRier t/IQs saAdI rs ■ M ODI. W tfM K W.CDWU0 uJCT^ut • M t m a ' o - M k s ea iM h a Wfffll ! J f *4v( l 1 '6 ,' f l x PARTS DEPT. Strickland Morrison, Inc. SM E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. PA 1-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8916 j if �» Page 8—Fri. Jan. 28, ’68 Legal Notice is rm rrrr rnm T . iA t, rm rriT t e a * i» r o w iim iio i.li ro rv T T . i s ( H A m r o r v o . taunt vonrst o r ro R K ri.o o L iia m s n . n o iu r r . P laintiff, • ▼*- THIS IS •STTEK MOT P M F T in e v iv t h jrn ru ok F l o r id a . TVES*. QOLUf, rrs snu | HOWARD D. DAOtTR and FOB AU. THOSe NA^TV CO SO J RBAUV MEAN THAT; THIN Q ^r^AlO TO SOU C4NDV? I w akttoarxow zb no but I THOua-rr iF rA P ouw ireo NtXJDOiVeWEA AV A LY N N DAGUK. Ma w if e . D efendant* . WOTTCB IS TIKRKUY O l V KN t h a t pn rau an t ta • final itacraa o f forarloau r# rand#rad on lh a 15th dap o f J a n u o rr. A. D. l i d . In t h a t car* t a i n cau aa p a n d ln r In tha Clrc u l t C o u rt In an d for Sami* n o lo Cnuntjr, Ktorldo. In f h a n e o r r No. 11.111, wharaln II. II. n n i R T l la p la in tif f, and H O W A R D D. DAG Uli a n d AVA LY N N DAGUK, hla wlfa, ara d a f a n d a n l i , tlia ttndaralcnad, aa d a r k n f tha aforaaa ld C ir­ cu it Court, w ill, w l l h l n lha l a a a l hou ra o f aata po Monday, F e b r u a r y 4, l t l l . o ffa r ftir aal a and aall to (ha h lx h ea t an d boot blddar, fo r rath . a t tha main d o o r ( h a l n r tha Waat door), o f Hem lnol* Cou nty, F lo r id a , In Hanford. Florida, the f o l l o w i n g daacrlhad prop a rly t y i n g and b r i n g in Haml* nola C o u n ty , Flo rid a, t o - w l t : I«ol I, PALM HI LADOWH, a c c o r d i n g to plat tharaof rarordad In P la t Rook 11. p a g a SI, Puh lln Raoorda o f H rm lnola C o u n ty , Florida, • aid aala w III b> mada pur• u a n t In and In ordar to ea tlafy tho tarma a f aald final darraa. WIT.VKHH m y hand and o f ­ ficia l aaal at Hanford, flamlnolo C o u n ty , Flo rid a, thla l i d d a y o f J a n u a r y , A.D. m i . (HKAL) A rt h u r If. R a rk w lth . Jr.. Clark o f lh a d r r u l t Court f l y : Martha T. Vlhlan D e p u t y Clrrk Putdlah J a n u a r y 11, l t l l . C IlK -d H 0N 65TY U k C T H A T M O ^T B & R & A 'A C O g O . ^ RXWHNUT. „ . V B 6 r a W ,\M K T H B C f . .... j . . t 3 down l O H .O ADPY -I J U S T LOVE Y MV N E W L ENGLISH J CLASS / ij jm ^ i3 3 ^ = q y s r ' /'* BECAUSE a ITS SO EVENLY —* W H A T *— DO YOU M E A N 1 B Y T H A T T— D IV ID ED r < T H IO TV B O V S >AND ( F IVE G IR L S WHYP ii HtfutotrwWiriMisr^ y*OOW U#TOJS«A»J s* fo n « w ssss nT. TMAMC as STAYS/1 ------- v V ST POVTIX/KT’ TO MAT HIS IV T i n : C I R C U I T C O t l t T IV AVI) F O R RF.MIVOI.K < O i : \ T t , F L O R I D A . VO. I l i a s TIIK MUT UAL UKNKFIT I.IFK t.N'HUIIANCU COMPART, A N a w Ja ra a y aorporatlon. P la i n t i f f , v». WIL LIAM C. R R ADK N at al, Dtfa n d a n ta . jrtm rR o f m i t T l t R HTATK O F F L O R ID A T O i W i l l i a m C. Rradan, raaldanca u n k n o w n . Y o u ara h ereb y n otified th a t a ault haa baan file d a g a ln a t y o u , M a r g a r e t C. Draden and Unlta d Hlatea o f A m erica In tha a b o v e e n t i tl e d cauaa, and t h a t y o u ara required to filar y o u r a n a w e r w it h tho Clerk o f t h l e Cou rt and to aervo a c o p y tha ra o f upon tha p la in ­ t i f f ar p l a i n t i f f s a t to r n e y s , w h o s e n a m e and addraaa le J a n n lng a , W a l l a , C l a r k s and H a m il t o n , >14 lla r n a lt N a t i o n ­ al Hank Uulldlng, J a c k a o n ▼Hla 1, F lo rid a, not la t a r than F e b r u a r y I I , l t l l . If yo u fall to do so a darraa pro co n faaao w i l l bs sn tara d a g a ln a t y o u for tha rallaf d em anded In lh a co m p la in t. Thla ault la l o forsolnpa a m o r l g a g a . Tha rsal p ro p a rty procaadad a g a ln a t la: lo t II, SOUTH PIN K CIIRHT, Third A d d itio n , a su b d iv isio n , a c c o r d i n g to a p la l tharaof recor de d In P l a t Hook 11, p a g e s 41 an d 41 o f lh a Public R e ­ c o r d s o f Hamlnola Coun­ t y . Florida. WITNK8M m y h a n d and tha •aal o f said Court a t Hanford, F lo rid a, this :ird day af January, IM i. O RAL) A rth u r H. H a ck w lth, J r , Clark o f tha Circuit Cou rt f ly : Martha T. Vlh lan D a p u ty Clark P u b lish J a a . 11 A Fab. t, I t li. m i . CDK-43 NOW OPEN . . . . e-Bur ir w ss hot/ S S tOembS u Our Delightful Early A m trlraa Carriage Room Far Reservation# Call — n i . « i 9 ; (jmtodWhutf f c n s n f f tN tif * HIGHWAY* 1 7 -9 1 N. m M PARK. FIOAJOA O pea Tuea. th r a S a t S-1B P . M. ftu n d a y • A l l D a y Opea P a r L u c k B y EaaarvauaR Legal Notice Tha Unltad a t a t a s o f Am arlea Mlddla D ist r ic t of F lo r id a Wharaaa, on lh a Ird d a y o f J a n u a ry , m i U n lta d Htataa o f Am arlea fltad a libel In tha D istrict Court n f tha U n l t ­ ad Htataa for tha Mlddla D i s ­ t rict o f F lo r id a a g a l n a t tha f 111.41 M / L In cu rra n cy ; t w o n a g o t l a h U c h e c k s In tha anm o f 15,Too.04 M / L an d o n s N a ­ t io na l Cash R a g la ter A d d in g Marhlna. Serial No. I-R N 104114, In a cauaa o f f o r f s l turs. And Wharaa a. by v i r t u , o f p r o c . e s In due form o f l a w , to ma d irected r e t u r n ­ a b le on the l l r d d a y o f J a n ­ uary, 1141, I h a v e c e l l e d and t a k e n th e said 1111.41 In c u r ­ ren cy : t w o n e g o t i a b l e c h e c k . In Ih e su m o f 11,704.40 and Una N a tio n a l Cash llsglatar A d d in g Machine, S erial No. IK N - l o o l t l , and h a v e earns In m y c u sto d y . N o l l r e la H ereb y G iven, th a t a D ist r ic t Court w i l l ha held In tha Unltad Hlatea Court Roo m , In tha C ity o f Orlando. On lha l l r d d a y o f J a n u a r y , m i for lha tria l o f aald p rem ise* and lha o w n e r or o w n ers , and all p e r ­ so n a w h o m ay h a v e or cla im a n y Interest, are h ereb y rlteil to ba and a p p ea r a t th e lim a an d place aforaa ald to sh o w ca u se, If an y t h e y h a v e, w h y a fin a l d e c r e e should not pnaa aa pra yed . Joh n K. M agu ire, Hr.. U. R MarahaL C D K - ll IV T I I K C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H K V IV T II J U D I C I A L C I R ­ C U I T IV AV D F O R S K R I . v n t.R r n u v T T , F l o r id a . IV CMAVCF.HT CAS H .VO. IM T t. V O T IC K O F ro R tu L o a u R i: sa lb E T H E L K. IIKLOFF, P la i n t i f f , ▼a. J.IMKfl O. P A n T I.K D O K and V E R A CARTLEDOK. hla wlfa. D efe n d a n ts . NOTICE IH I I K H K n r G IV ­ E N p u rsu an t to a F in a l Darr ea Of F o r e c lo su r e date d J a n u a r y 11, 1041, and antarad In C hancery Casa No. 111T0, o f tha C ircu it Court o f tha l l h J u d icia l C ircu it In And T o r Hamlnola C o u n ty , F lo rid a, wharaln ET IIK L K.. n K L O F F , P la i n t i f f . an d JAM EH G. CAH TLK DG B an d V B BA CA ItTLEDG B, hi* w i f e , ar# D a fa n d a n ls. I w i l l a*ll l o lha h tg h s a t and hast blddar for cash In lh a l o b b y o f the Hemlnol* C o u n ty C o urthoua* In Hanford, S e m in o le C ou n ty . F lo r id a , at 11:00 o' clock A. M. on tha t l t h d a y o f F eb ru a ry , m l , t h e f o l l o w i n g described p ro p erty aa eat forth In aald F in a l Dacraa, t o - w l t : Lota 1-14, lloth Inclufilv*. o f flection I. MIDWAY PARK, aa r*.vird#d In P la t n o o k 4, P aga* 14 an d 1 4 - H or t h e P u b lic R eco r d s o f Hamlnola C o u n ­ t y , F lo rid a, and r e c o r d ­ ed In O. IL lln ok 111, P a g * 41. D A T R D thla l l r d d a y a f January, m i . A T rue Copy (SE A L ) A r t h u r H. R e e k w l t h , Jr., Clark nf Hold C ircu it Court H y : M artha T. Vlhlan D e p u t y Clark Htaphen A. Cahan 111 HR. l e t Htraat Miami 11. Florida. P u b lis h J a n u a r y II. 1141. CUE -4 4 ____ _ VOTICR OF SALR N o tice la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t p u r su a n t to tha F in a l Dacraa o f F o r e c lo su r e and Hal* e n ­ tered In tha cau aa p e n d in g In tha C ircu it C o u rt In an d for Hem lnol* C o u n ty , F lo r id a . In C h a n cery , Ca»# Docket No. t l l t l tli a u n d e r s i g n e d Clark w ill aall th e p roperty si t u a t e ta sa id c o u n t y d escrib ed eat One OF. H a frlg a ra to r ( R l a c . ) , Modal No. I l R - l l T D . Aerial No. OT-44JOOO, On# OK llu llt-In Ovan (F.lac.), Modal No. J-T10T, S erial No. HT-014II1. On* GK l l u l l l - l n Rang* ( K le e.) . Model No. J - 4 I 0 T. S erial No. TT -4 I4I11. O n# D u o -T h erm llaatar t o l l ) . Modal No. I l l - t . Herl a l No. 11-11-41 40.004 RTU, Ona V icto r C l i m e s K i t ­ c h e n R i h a u a l F a n . la"— N o Modal ar S e r ia l N u m ­ bers , Ta n V e n e t ia n Dllnda ( M e ­ t a l ) . m a n u f a c t u r e d by R o ­ b erta A w n i n g an d V e n e ­ tia n Blind C o m p a n y , Or­ la n d o . F lo r id a No Mods! • r Harlal Number*, a t p u b lle aal* to tho h lg h a o t a n d bast bidder fo r ca s h b e ­ t w e e n tha h o u r s o f elev en o'clock In Iho fo ren o o n and t w o o'clock In lh a a f te r n o o n on tha 11th da y nf F eb ru a ry . 1141 a t th a r r o n t D o o r o f (ha Hamlnola C o u n ty Cou rt H o u sa l a Sa n fo rd . Florida. (S E A L ) A r t h u r It. B e c k w i t h . 3t. Clerk o l lh a c i r c u i t Court My: Martha T. V lhlen D a p u ty Clark D en ia l, T h o m p so n S M itchell A t to r n e y s l o r P l a l n l l l f 404 A t l a n t i a Ban k B u ild in g J a c k s o n v i l l e I. F lo r id a C D E -ll P u b lis h J a n u a r y I I , m l . Classified Ads Brin g Results Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuei., thru F n . • 3 1*. M. day before iniertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuei., thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. 9. For Sale or Rent 6. For Rent 2 Bedroom modern House, Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard. Near kit. equipped. 217 Catalina. NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ cle. FA 2-7484. room bouse, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3682. 11. Real Estate Wanted RENT A BED Sell Your House Rollaway, Hoapital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month Want lo get rid of the mort­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE gage on your home in San­ Ph. FA 2-2111 112 W. l i t St. ford? Northern Group Seeking WELAKA APARTMENTS: A Few Florida Homes Rooms private baths, 114 We will Assume Your W. First Rt. Mortgage Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m E. M. Cranton, Shattuck A house. 826 Escambia. Ph. Co. FA 2 0274. 2-B Wiggle worth St. Boston 20, Mass. Houses for rent. For infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ 12. Real Estate For Sale liams Hardware, 202 E. 25th St. New 2 bedroom CB home. Located at 620 Briardiff 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Ave. Total price with ex­ equipped. $75 month. Pb. tra lot $8500.00. $300 down FA 2 5303. FHA financing. Monthly New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath payments $54.69, principle home. No cash needed. $61 A interest. a month. 322-8085. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re* ipomlble for more than one incorrect Iniertion of your ad, and reiervei the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ Furnished A p a r t m e n t . 3 ment from what ordered to Rooms, bath, 2 double beds. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 conform to the policies of this U0 W. 3rd St. 322-0488. paper. 1 Bedroom house. Quiet. 845 Lgkcvicw home with lake privileges in South Sylvan month. Water furnished. Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms CLASSIFIED INDEX FA 2-2870. and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ 1. L o it A Found 3 Bedroom furn. Apt. and a ed. Phone FA 2-7898 or 2. Notices - Personals 2 Bedroom turn. Apt. Wa­ FA 2-63G8. !> Education • Instruction ter included. FA 2-0428. 3 BR, two story home cen­ 4. 7 i unnportation 2 Bedroom, kitchen equip­ trally located, near scbooL 5. Food ped, 'on lake, ready for Bargain priced. FA 2-8642. 6. For Rent occupancy. Call FA 2-0659. 6A Special Notices Must sell, 3 bedroom house. 7. Business Rentals 2 Bedroom House. Close in. Nothing down, pick up pay­ 8. Beach Rentals Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. ments. 323 0614 after 5 p.m. 9. For Sale o r Rent Large 2 bedroom Trailer on 10. Wanted to Rent large lake. Also trailer 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real E state For Sale space. Adulte only. Phone FA 2 7368. 13. Mortgage Loans St. Johns Realty 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 10. Female Help Wanted 17. Mule Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A 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 2 Bedroom house, furnished. Rent $65. In Lake Mary. Adults. FA 2-1757. 3 Room furnished Apartment. Adults. $45. FA 2-7399. Furnished Duplex. 1814 Park. FA 2-7074. That’s ail It takes 2101 Magnolia Ave. 1 BR. Furn. Apt., $45; 2 BR Furn. Apt. $55. Ph. Robert A. Williams Realtor, FA 2-3951 CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished Apt. 2117 Elm Ave. Large 2 Bedroom house. 2 Full baths, Florida room, outdoor patio A fireplace. Utility building. Well and sprinkler system. FA 2-7048. each month to live In the Norwood; ano of the 8 beautiful MacUa-built modal hornet at Daltona, Florida's newtst and moit excitim community planned for happy * Altamonte Springs. New 2 bedroom Duplexes. Un­ LOST: B o s t o n B u l l fern a l t furnished A furnished. $80 Dog. Dark briadle. Vicinity A $100. 838-1112. of W agser'a corner. ReFurn. 3 bedroom house. ward. FA 3-4013. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7064. LOST: Key & se with car keya near borne, M14 Upper Apartment. Clean A nicely furnished. $45. 119 Laurel Are. FA 2-©42. Elm. NO 8-5267. L O S T : Chihuahua Puppy, Red collar. FA M W . 901 3 Room Apartment. Water furnished. $45 a month. Grandview A w . 1U Maple Ave. FHA Iwtired loans regardless of your agel Priced from 86960! No prepayments! No doting costs] 1. Lest 4k Pena* Sewing Leaeoni. Beginner* and advanced c 1 a a a a a. Morning or Evening. Phone FA 8-7862. 9. For Rent 2 Bedroom unfurnished bouse. Living room, dining room, kitchen stove, no refriger­ ator. Screened front porch, Fireplace and floor furnace. 113 W. 19th SL FA 2-5628 after 5. retirement living! Drive out today! Open from 9 s.m. to 9 p.m. deify. Take new Intrsttfo M get off at the DeBary exchange and follow the Deltona signs THE MACKLE BROS. INC. Dalton*, Florida 3 Bedroom bouaa. MM SUv- Furn. Apt. Cloae in. Apt. 2. |40 Mo. 407* W. 1st. ana Avc. Phooa 249 4671. Unfur nil hed 2 bedroom house, 1302 Elliott Avc., FA 2-2224 or FA 2-0525. ROOMS, lh a Gables, 401 Magnolia A w . FA 2-0120. Legal Notice ODB-aa in PbanoDeLtnd 7S4-710S © 4 R E U P H O L S T E R Y Special a ! (HAIRS S39 SOFAS S89 “ CUSTOM MALI Ml HCOVf RS CHAIRS 24.50 a f*f •O< • SOFAS '49.50 ,lu a 1 O-y. »! b, $ <» M .#»•• I »iii?» iti t Th a U a l t e a Htataa a f Amarlea Middle D istrict or Florida Wharaaa. on tha Ind day o f J a n u a r y . ISIS Unltad Htataa o f A m e r ic a fllrd a III..I In lha D ist r ic t Cou rt o f tha Unit• 4 Htataa for tha Mlddla D i s ­ trict o f F lo r id a a g a ln a t tha 11.4*1.44 M / L In cu rren cy and f i v e n e g o t i a b l e ch acha la tha aura o f S3.i l l . 4 a M / L la a ca u a a of fo tfa ltu ra . a ad W haraaa. by v irtu * o f yrocsaa In dua terra *1 la w , ta ma directed, retu rn a b le on the I l n d day o f J a n u a r y , t i l l , I h av* salsad an d takan t h e aald •1.441.44 l a cu rren cy and f |v * n e g o t i a b l e c h e c k s In tha turn • I S l . s i t . 4 4 and h a v e asm* In m y c u sto d y . N o tice la l l a r . b r a iv a ti. that a D istrict Court w i l l ba h a t : In tba Unltad Htataa C o n n Room , In tha c i t y • r Orlando. On tha I l n d day o f J a n u a r y m « tor th* trial o f aald aram lsas, and lh a o w n ­ er o r ow n er*, an d a l l parsons w h o m a y h a v e or cla im a n y In terest, o r* hereby cltad lo ba a n d a p p e a r a t th* t i n * aad p la ce o f a fo r e sa id , to sh o w cau sa. If a n y (hay h er* , w h y a fin a l dacraa ih o u td not pasa aa pra y ed . J o h n E. Magu ire. Br„ U. g. MarahaL a Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m House, kitchen equipped. FA 2 8546. 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 after 5 p. m. 3. F-docatloa • Instruction # * " T ' m Huu'antri !g,*u», Its". D.,«n C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S « Outstanding Opportunity How*-t>atral heat. Built-In Roo«- Excellent evidential it* * . U L to t.H . N i m i your down payment. > B*«h. Florida Hoorn. Double Carport, Tile Thla la aa esrellent oportunity for aoraeoeHe who like# to paint. High on n hill. Only 810,500. Name yoar non n pay npii* S M ..* . u JSI'Glm U ""’ n,r“”‘"rLORMANN REALTY 300 S O . U . 8 . 1 7 -1 2 D I A L 838-1707 C A S S ELB ER R Y T h o right tevootasent it oqual U a lifetime of toil'1 �•* S’ »V 14 Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 12. Heal Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Salei 12. Real Estate For Sale Stenstrom Realty Sunland, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath 3 Bedroom houae by owner. home. 603 Cherokea ClrFA 2 8327. ele. FA 2-0214. Real Eitate — Mortcaget 111 N. Park Are. FA 2-2420 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond I»undquiit, Aiaoc. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bkt(. lake By Nadine Seltzer Jim Hunt Realty m ary LAKEFRONT HOME Office FA 2-21 tl 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, can be Nights FA 2-0611 converted into 3 bedroom*. 323-0700 130 ft. on lake, ISO ft. on 3331 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. bard road. Large rooms, ample closet space. Prl- CBS Houae. 3 larg e bed \acy. In excellent condi­ rooms, 2 baths, kitchen tion. Call Gehr Realty for equipped. Assume pay­ appointment. 322-3827. ments. FA 2-3613. NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, large corner lot, 311 Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ tates. VA—nothing down, monthly payment* $92.00. FA 28071 - FA 2-2218. The man who know* Sanford Edward F. Lane J. W. Hall, Realtor SWEETIE PIE a 1 li = John E. Fox, Realtor 42 years In real estate busi­ 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 823-0669 ness in Sanford. Phooe 3 Bedroom modern home. FA 2-3969 Extra large living room. Best buys in real eatate. S Bedrooms. 2 baths. Fenced Low down payment, easy backyard. Air conditioner. By Owner. 2 Bedroom, Flor­ term*. 211 Cedar. Kitchen equipped. Low ida room. Ule bath., kitcb 2 Bedrm. home, nicely fur­ down paym ent 3300 S. Park en equipped. Ph. FA 21836 nished. 2 screened porches, Ave. after 5 p. m. carport. 3 extra iota in *awn. Priced right. Phone FA 2 0931. /CHEVROLET OLDS 1Qft9 OLDS Station Wagon l® ® “ Power And Air Cond. CADILLAC __ SAVE l A f i ? FALCON Station Wagon l®®™ Standard Transmission _________1 8 9 6 1961C OMKT4U oor Automatic Transmission ____ 1 6 9 6 f Q fifl FALCON 2 Door Sedan Iw O U Standard Tranamiaaion I B C f l COMET 2 Door Sedan I T O ll Standard Tranamiaaion 1095 lA fiA COKVAIK 4 Door I r o U Automatic Tranamiaaion 1296 CHEVROLET 4 Door Auto Tran*.. Air Cond. .—... —— 1 9 6 7 CADILLAC Sedan DeVUIo Power And Air Cond. 795 1196 1 9 5 7 V-8, CHEVIM,LET Automatic4 Door 796 1GRQ OLDSMOIIILE 4 Door 1 0 0 ® Auto. Trams* Air Cond....... 1696 1 9 5 9 Power MEKCU,tY 4 Uoor Aul° ’ Cond. .... Brakea, Steer., Air 1296 1 9 5 8 FW,m "**°n Cyl., 8U,lon Automatic 1 695 9 V-8,5 Standard 8 2 Stick Door ................. IKVROLi ^ Ton Pickup 1 9 5 6 C,,KVn0LBT Cylinder 219 E. 2nd SANFORD in tha base m art trying to fix a leak!” 25. Plumbing Services Ironing wanted. FA 8-3363. CADILLAC Sedan DeVille Power And Air Cond. ........ - ............ 2303 S. PARK £attfnrfl Srralil FIREPLACE VESPA Motor Scooter* (new) Fri. Jnn. 25, '63—Page 9 WOOD Oak and pine. $22 a cord $10.83 down k $3 32 Week­ delivered. Robert Xlorria 39. Trailers • Cabanas 32. Flower* • Shrub* ly. I’h. FA 3 0353, FA 2 5900 or Beautiful Camellia* in bloom Lewi* Sale* l Service I Bedroom Ilousctrailer with FA 2-6818. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY kitchen, living room, bath 2317 Country Club Hoad Grapevllle Ave. Near 2oth St. 1 U»ed Remington portable with shower. Very clean. Ph. FA 2-7928 Typewriter with case. Like Call 323 0910 or 322 6336. 33. Furniture new. $40. Powell'* Office Supply Co. 117 Magnolia. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold, USED k REPOSSESSED la rry 's Mart 213 Sanford MERCHANDISE Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 G.E. 14" Portable T.V. $39 94 WANTED reliable couple to Zenith 21" T.V............ $49 93 $49 93 take tip monthly payments Admiral 21" T.V. of $13.50 en 3 complete Motorola with new picture tube ......................... $69.93 room* of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ R.C.A. 2!" T.V............ $59 93 R.C.A. IT" T.V............ $49.95 lect. Kenmore automatic Waaher FREE ESTIMATE ............................ $19.93 Upliolitenng A Mattreas ren­ Norge Wringer Washer 819.95 4 Door .Mrrc-O-.Matir, I’oner H irer., j ’ 1 A Q C ovating. New k Used Furni­ Goodyear Service Store Power llrakr*. I’nwrr Heat, Air M ture. Call Nix Bedding Mtg. 353 W. let St. FA 2-2621 Cond. This Car la Showroom New w $w Co, at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-21 IT. Hobby Snop Tools. 10" Elec­ tric Saw, grinder, 24" jig Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Merc-O-Matlr Radio, Heater, New law, etc. Al-o hand tool*. Tirew, Exreltrnt Condition Service With the Cash. FA 2-3TM8. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-0677. 17" R.C.A. Table Model T.V. $23.00. 31" Wcstlnghouse 4 Door Hardtop Merr-O-Matir. Pow­ 31. Articles For Sale er Htrer., I'owrr Brakes, Radio, T.V $35 00. FA 2-3362. Heater, Extra (Iran DISCOUNT SHOES, trunk*, Use our efficient Carpet •uitcaies, tippered canvas Shampooer FREE with pur­ hags. Surplus City, 201 tat. chase of nluo Lustre sham­ Hardtop, Fully I’owerrd, 23.000 $ 2 4 9 5 poo. Carroll'* Furniture. 3lilea, Locally Ownrd. A Truly Fin# FACTORY TO YOU t ’ar. Light Blue Finish ALUMINUM BLINDS Used Refrigerator*, Inven­ Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ tory clearance of trade-ins. tom rati with pla»llc ends. $5.oo and op. Cash only. Hardtop. Fully Powered, Air Cond., Plastic or rayon tape*. Cot­ 401 W. 13th St. Extra Clean] ton or nylon cord*. Senkarik Ginas and Paint Old's Ambassador Trombone. Like new. Call FA 23138 Company 4 Door II.T., Fully Powered, Low after 4 p. m. 2.0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Mileage, Extra Clean, Perfect Con­ $ dition 36. Automobile* • T rucks 1961 Comet 2 I)r. Sedan • Acre Farm —Near Sanford 4 Bdrm.—2 Story home. Old 19. Situations Wanted fashioned, but sound. In Children kept. TA 1-4182. pasture entirely fenced, numerous buildings. Good 21. Beauty Salons water. Phone TE 8-3783 or TE 8-3464. SPECIAL Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop House tlOO down, take over End curl $3 30 including payments of $62. 123 Mayshape, set & style. Open fair Circle. Evening by appointment I Experienced Operator*. 17. Male Help Wanted 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0634 BUSINESS MANAGER for service business with ten HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Complete Beauty Service office and outside employees FA 8-6742 Must meet and deal with 103 So. Oak the public. Knowledge of office procedure and ex­ 24. Electrical Service* perience in supervision nec­ FRIGIDAIRE essary. Write giving age, Sales k Service education, experience, sal­ Houae Wiring, Free Eatlmatea ary range. Box 21 e'o San­ Sid Vlhlea'a Randall Eleetrie ford Herald. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0Q13 19. Situations Wanted fflir Male Dachshund. 1 p ear old $23. 322-8886. 1961 Mercury Monterey ^ Bclalr Section. $6500 total • *y wma. — ,<■ »aiw «» h> <m. price for 2 bedroom CBS. --I L a am aa Home. Small down pay­ ‘Hollo, Acme Plumbora? Bettor atand by— Pop’a dowr ment. Call 322-3816. GOOD INVESTMENT 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Clean, Good Mechanically and — Reasonably Priced “ Call Hall'* FA 3-3641 2311 So French Are. HOLLERSo/SANFORD 31. Articles For Sale Quality Co m All typea of Real EsUte HEAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 31 A. Pet* PLUMBING Contracting Repair* FREE ESTIMATES Family man, white, age 23, R. L. HARVEY needs work immediately. 204 SaniurU Ave. FA 2-3383 Dependable. Will do any kind. Willing to learn. Ph. 322-19M. Will do Ironing. 323-OW1. Wall Babysitting in my home. Plumbing & Heating Small children and babies. AIR CONDITIONING Big yard and screened in CONTRACT and REPAIR porch. Reasonable and WORK meals furnished. Call Mrs. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6363 Davia, FA 2-9294. 26. Radio & Television T.~ V._ Service Call*. $2.00. House of the Golden Rule. Ph. FA 29792. 26. Radio A Television For T.V. Service within the hour. Call Coy’* T.V. 17 year* experience, 5 year* in Sanford. All parts k la­ bor guaranteed for 90 day*. Service calls $2.00. Call FA 2 9663. |g|,g 27. Special Services — INCOME TAX RETURNS O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ to Ave. Phone 322-8837. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKER SYSTEMS All Type* and Sires We Repair and Service All 1959 Cudilluc 2 Door 1595 It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. 1062 Studebaker P i c k u p Truck. Excellent cond. Low mileage. Call Ralph Pexoltl. FA 2-161L SINGER AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Ph. FA 2-4622 Uoed Cara Draatically Discounted To Move Out Immediately l 1939 PLYMOUTH I Door Sedan. 6 Cylinder, Standard Trans., Equipped. A Real Fine Car. COOK Was $793 Sal* 1960 FORD GALAXIE 4 Door. Automatic Tran... Power Steering, Radio, Healer. Plan To See Thi. |1 9 f l C On# liefure You Buy. Was $1413 Sal* ▼ IU U w 1961 RENAULT DAUPIIINE. Ural Gaa Economy — Up To 40 Mllea Per Gallo* Gaa CAM Waa $993 W i 1960 DODGE PHOENIX 4 Door Hardtop. Power Steer­ ing k Brake., Automalir Tran.., Air Conditioned, Radio, And Heater. A Heal Beauty — Priced To $ 1 5 9 6 Sale Move. Waa $1793 *2495 1959 Olds Super 88 3-1935 Chevrolet Vk tnn Pick­ up Truck*. Both real nice. Heel* Used Car*. 11th k PORTABLE Singer. All at­ Sanford Ave. STINE tachment*. Ill Azalea Lane, Machinery and Supply Co. '38 Mercury. Radio k heater, Sunland. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 power steering. FA 2 3808. 31’’ Table model T.V. with Piano Tuning and Repair ataod. Good condition. $73. '50 DeSoto. Perfect condition. W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4223 P./S., P./B. $493. Can fin­ FA 2 7335. ance. 322-9443. KRIGIDAIRK Dinette Table, 6 chair*. Very Sales k Service F R E E 00 TAG good condition. $23 so Ph. G. H. HIGH *36 or '37 DeSoto for sale. FA 2-6615. 1700 W. lit St. Sanford Will lake oliicr car a* par­ Ph. FA 2-3883 tial payment. 322 7301. Refrigeration - Air-ronditlon SEWING MACHINE ing men needed. We train Singer Slnnto-matlc repo»se*»- 37. Boats • Motors you. Wnte Commercial ed, model 300. Payment* of Gateway To The Waterway Trades Institute Box 18, c/o $11.08 per month. iiobHon S tirlin g Good* Sanford Herald. GALL KA 2-5783 Your EVINRUDE Dealer Alan'* Fabric k Rug* 301-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 396t 2!). Automobile Service 2539 Park Dr. AIR BOAT. Priced for quick SINGER S e w i n g 3lachlue •ale. FA 2-2134. equipped to tig zag and make button hole*. Willi Aluminum Uoat. Mlicliell Windshield Buck Glass guaranlee. 3 Payment* of 12'Trailer and 31k lip. EvlnDoor Glass Vent Glass $3 40. FA 29411. rude. Ealraa. FA 2-8803. 210 Magnolia 1495 1960 Thunderbird SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint call. Company For quick service Bryan T. V. FA 30361. 1960 Mercury Monterey _ 1495 1957 Chevrolet 4 Door $ 995 ECONOMY BARGAIN BUYS Hlaliun Wagon, V-8. 9 Passenger, Autoiuntlr Tranamiaaion, Radio, Heater, Extra (Iran 1 0 1 1 7 MERCURY 4 Door Hardtop, I r o l Fully Equipped j g g j PLYMOUTH 4 Door H#dau C 4Q B 1956FOKI>FAIULANK 2l>our hrtl,n 295 496 1 Q R R CHEVROLET Station Wagon $® 0 ® (Standard Shift) 1 9 5 5 RlIICK 4 ,,oor Bp**1*1 1 9 6 4 MKRCUKY 2 l>oor |Urd(<>p 1 9 6 3 C,,KVK0LET 2 Uuor> * c $,(ndrr 295 100 Many Other I-ate Models To Choose From HUNT LINCOLN | O f f MERCURY IN I. HANFORD • FA 2-4884 LOT AT PALMETTO Winter Park I'hone Ml 4-0209 A COMMERCIAL (Don't miss it ! STRICKLAND - MORRISON'S Annual W inter Specials! It's mid, cold, cold MRuin up North sit Fords are headed here! Select yours savinifH are tremendous! extra shipments of ttpurklinyf new now . . . immediate delivery . . . anti the 1963 FORD Fairlane NO DOWN PAYMENT On The Cars Listed Below 1937 FORD FAIKLANK 300, V-h, Automalir Trana., Ural Sharp. Waa $693 Sale 1933 MERCURY Nine Passenger Station Wagon. 1932 ENGLISH FORD Consul. 1936 FORD V.8, Equipped. Waa $393 CRQK • Hut new middleweight with V-8 punch! • lilg car room - compact car price tagl Sale • Choice of three engines and transmissions! • Wa have the Fairlane you've beta Sale looking for now J Kale M 9 5 1932 IIUH.'K, New Tires, Needs Home Work tfif) (Tire* Alone Worth Price Of Car) Hale Hale 1919 TON TRUCK. V-M. 1910 DODGE. Runs Good. Look. Fair. Fishermans 8|iecial! STB MANY OTHERS TO CIIOOSK FROM All Cam Sold With GW Warranty Seminole Co. M otors 619 E. Firat S t- Sanford FA 2-0614 Winter Park MI 7-2330 EQUIPPED WITH RADIO & HEATER With *59 Model Trade la SJITOO « With ‘60 Model $>1064 Per Mo. V Per Mo. FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS Strickland-Morrison Inc. it t E. First SI., Santord K f S t . ..... Open Til 9 P. M. Fridays — 6 P. M. Other Week Days I — T �o Prairie Lake aion of Franklin Life ln iu r - |a t the Hamilton House in la n d their guests from ____ ____ Central ______ Florida ance Co. was held Saturday north Fern Park. | throughout | were present for the luncheon in the new Carriage Room | Approximately M (agents . k . IT IT "W ------ ------- - i . i*-»1. . - r n r j M ’ U By Jane Casselberry Ten men from the Uralrl* Lake Baptist Church Brother* hood attended a Wekiwa As* sociational Steak Supper and Meeting Tuesday night a t Camp Joy near Rock Springs. A total of 260 men from 22 rnurehes in the Orlando area were present. Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor of the Lnngwood Baptist Church, was program speaker. Rev. Lindsay has resigned as Chris* tian Witness l.euder fur the Associatinnnl Brotherhood as his new church In Longwood is in the Seminole Association. Those attending from Prai­ rie Ijike were Rev. Leonard Jones, Paul Lowe, Ronald Rurcham, Jim Reed, Floyd ____ • t> > V J l r 3 V V To Be Given A free pass for (wo for •no month to the Movleland Drive-In Theater on Hwy. 17•2 will 4m given to every per­ mit signing up to pledge a blood donation, Friday or Saturday at Urn theater mack bar, Manager Hugh Prince •aid today. Mra. Robert Bauman, sec­ retary of the Seminole Coun­ ty Blood Bank will bo pre­ sent In the Soack Bar Fri­ day and Saturday to accept pledges, Prince aald. The campaign to increase much-needed stocks at the blood bank la being tied in with the showing of three horror movies— all about blood—"Blood of Dracula", "Blood of the Vampire" and “Night of the Blood Beast." F irst show begins at T p.m. This unusual method of promoting the donations to the local blood bank b u been made possible through the cooperation of Mrs. Mary Jtand Director of the Central Florida Blood Bank. John W. Whilam, S3, died at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital Wednesday, He came here from Palm­ dale, CaJU., two years ago and was employed by North American Aviation Corp. aa a logistics representative. II* made hla home at 1807 Palm Way. Severe winter weather con­ dition* have sharply eurtalltd trading In all principal north­ ern fruit and vegetable mark­ ets, Conditions were so sever* In Cincinnati and Cleveland that market reporters In those cities war* unable to report maikets because of too few salea. In New York tha tem­ perature waa 6 above at 8:00 a. m. and It wae windy and bitter cold. Florida cabbage sold for 13.00-13.60 par crate of fair c o n d i t i o n . Celery brought |3.00-$3.60 per crate of 2 dozen else, (3.00-14.00, mostly (3.26-13.60 for t * dozen alt* and |8.00-$3.76 for 8 dozen. Chines* e a b b ■ g • brought $2.00-12.60 per crate, endive (2.00-(3.00, m • a 1 1y $2.60-|2.76 and escarois most­ ly (1.76-12.00, with some high aa (2.26. Crates of Boston let­ tuce brought (2.26-C2.60 and parsley 6 dozen bunches cur­ ly (2-60 (3.00, plain (4.00(6.00. Radishes were 76 cents to (1.00, mostly 00 eants-d-OO per basket of 30 6 ox. film beg*. Conference Set By Methodists A Church School Worker's Conference will be held Tues­ day at the First Methodist Church 'of Sanford beginning at 7:3o p- m. All teachers and church school officers are urged to attend the meeting which will have a* its general topic, "Evangelism In the Church School." Matters of concern to teen­ ers and officers also will be discussed. Whilam waa a member of the First Methodist Church; a past patron of the Eastern Star; a member of the Ma­ sonic Lodga of Hollywood, Md. and a ahrlner. Ho la survived by his wife, Lida of Sanford, one son, John William IV, Fairbanks Alaska; one daughter, Mrs. Don Muzzlllo, Fair Oaks, Calif, one grandchild and two half litters, Mra. Allen Linn and Mrs. Alice Burke, both of ElUabeth, N. J. Funeral services will be held Friday at 4:30 p. m. at Gramkow Funeral Home with Rev. John T. Adams 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 Tliuraday «t hla home at 1401 Court Bt. He had lived here for the past 13 years, coming from Columbus, Ohio and Louisa, 8mlth, Greeneville, S. C.; Mrs. Burlse Looney, Colum­ bus, Ohio; two sitters, Mra. Gordon Kimball of Columbua; and Mlae Clara May Fergu­ son of Cleveland; seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Service* will he held at the Central Baptist Church where Mr. Ferguson served aa a deacon, Monday at to a.m. with the Rev. Gall Smith officiating. Burial will be In Oaklawn Memorial Cemetery. The family has requested that In lieu of Bowers, con­ tributions be sent to the Women’s Auxiliary of Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital in Butler, care of Mra 34 Valencia Circle, DeBary, to provide funds to purchase special equipment for bed­ ridden patients. c> 41 Fish have been kept In cap* tlvlty since about 2500 B.C., when the Sumerians maintain* ed them In ponds for food. TYPEWRITERS ADDING^ MACHINES I C S E P I Hew and Used P, ] Manual A Jim Muloy and Ed Chime; standing, David Geyer, Herahell Stuart, Winnton Keith and Vic SabattinL (Herald Photo) INSURANCE AGENTS taking part on the nrogram for a Regional Meeting of the Franklin Life Insurance Co. held Saturdny at the Hamil­ ton House were seated from left, John Chandler, NORTH ORLANDO MAYOR Frank Fasula views with concern the ne­ glected Village Firo Truck which he cited as his prime reason for attem pt­ ing to reorganlte the entire volunteer fire department. Truck scat and ladder, as well as several other articles, are piled in back on top of the fire hose. (Herald Photo) PassForTwo L~ . _ . Mlgnon which served prior to * pro* , gram of Informative talks. Jim Maloy of Winter Park, regional sales «Ureetor, waa in charge of the event. Par* tklpaUng on the program were Vic Sabaltinl. Les John* son and Bob Judge of Saraaota, Dltrld Gejrer, Phil How* land and Herahcll Stuart of Orlando, Johnny Jones and Winston Keith of Daytona Beach, Ed Chase of Miami, b M f f W e j i P.lectrle CriilcKCTVl Standard A O n D C C W Pertabts SALKS A RENTALS HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. SI4 Magnolia. Sanford Always Open Mr. Magic has promised some new tricks which will mystify youngsters Saturday ny Mona Grinatead The North Orlando Garden morning at the Magic Show Club's year began a t the horns for the March of Dimea, of Mrs. Mary Watson with s program of Holiday Table Bet­ tings created and displayed by , member*. Mri. Shirley Ryan, club president, was In charge v of planning the program. Displays a h o w n Included New Year's Eve by Mrs. Mary Guthrie, Valentine’s Day by Mrs. Edna Stewart, Easter by Mra. Ixils Wallies, Mother's Day by Mrs. Betty Nall and Christmas by Mra. Mary Row­ ell. Kach table met with enthuil* aatlc response for originality and effort shown by those participating to present the displays. Mrs. May Duquette was wel­ comed ae Ui* club'* newest member end Mr*. Klleen Wy­ MR. MAGIC man aa a guaat for tha meet­ ing. Announcement wet made that no Garden of the Month Award would be given this month due to the freeze. Re­ freshments of coffee, punch, cookie* and mixed candle* were served by the hostess. The executive board meet­ ing for the month of February will be held at tha homa of The Men's Club of San­ Mrs. Nall and the general ford's Grace Methodist Church meeting of the club will be held on Feb. 14 at tha home of will hold a "Father-Son Ban­ Mrs. Lera Harris with Mra. quet” at 1:30 p. m. Sunday. Mary llyalt aa co-hostess. John A. Williams, president of the club, baa announced that this will be the first of four special events planned for the year by the group. Member* of the WSCS will prepare the dinner and a spe­ cial program of Interest to Christ, left Thursday for both fathers and sons baa Bankok, Thailand where he been planned. will spend the next fourRev. John II. Hires Jr., and-onc-half years as miss­ pastor of the church, advises ionary. that dua to the 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. usual 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 Vd by Rev. Hires and a mission work, Beck has serv­ film will be shown. ed churches in Alabama, Remaining two meetings of Ohio, Indiana, Georgia sod the series will be held at tho Florida. He I* a graduate of regular 7:30 p. m. hour on Alabama Christian College In Feb. 3 and Feb. 10. Montgomery, Ala. A nursery i* available. Grace Church Hen's Club Sets Banquet which win be seen on the stage of the Ritz Theater following the color cartoons to be presented by Manager Bill Lovelace, starting at 10 Passing motorista win be Invited to add their dona* tkma aa they atop for the traffic lights at the intersec­ tion. "The Astro-sphere, the Phantom Tube and the StratoVanish are some of the spe­ cial effects that audiences have found most exciting," said Mr. Magic, adding that he will also do tricks with ropes, blocks, liquids, and flowers "Jimmy the Bunny and Billy and Grace the doves will be there, too, to do tricks 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 said. Scouts Have Court 01 Honor While the children are be­ ing entertained at the Ritz Theater, Saturday, members of tho BPOK Does and girls from the Seminole High School Anchor Club will act up a roadblock at the corner of French Av*. 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 tha Al­ tamonte Springs Community Chapel. Junior Assistant Scoutmas­ ter Mike Sewell and 8enlor Patrol Leader James Fuller conducted tha meeting. A brief program was given by tha boys followed by the pre­ sentation of awards. Harry Polt was advanced to Llfa Scout and Donald Poit to First Clasa. Gary Gareshe re­ ceived three merit badges for Citlsenshlp in the Nation, Community and Home. Mic­ key Hawke received the Citi­ zenship in Community badge and Bruce Stuart received badges In Personal Fitness and Citizenship in tha Com­ munity badge. 0 Appliance Serviceman For SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. For Many Yearn HAS PURCHASED The Sanford Electric Co. APPLIANCE SERVICE DEPT. , . . and will continue to render the same quality repair service from hi* new location — IN ASSOCIATION WITH DICK'S APPLIANCE SERVICE (18 SANFORD AYE. F a o A better life for your family . . begin by choosing a sparkling new home in Ravenna Park or u beautiful hom uite in Idyllwilde, where you can build the home for a lietter life in 19R3, KITCHENS SHOP HERR 0 • • • • for every kind *f tnsulaliea f r**» halt te blanket. AU are f 1 n e ■ 4 qsaUty . . . Call "The L eaker Number" FA 2-5581 tor SUDDEN SERVICE JUNIOR MISS for the March of Dime* will be one a4 these eight candi­ date* who have qualified for the contest. Vote* for the glrla will coat a dim* each, and jar* a n now on display at Melody Skat* Rink. The girl with the moat votea will be acclaimed the winner a t the Rink, Monday at the Skat* For Dimes evert, scheduled from 12 noon to 12 midnight, at a charge of one dime each half hour. Worn left to right are Jackie Ivey, Jeanni* Klinefelter, Judy Harman, Patay Owens, Cathy Beckey, Linda Vaughn, Adrianas Wietsma and Janice Rohn. (Harold Photo) Sh v& m aJw i C O N S TR U C TIO N CO o Custom Building Our Specialty Lumber ft Hardware Co. 221 W. Srd SL Sanford, Flo. GENERAL OFFICE 211 W. 25U» ST. FA 2-3103 8TEN8TROM SALKS OFFICE F a 2-7495 REALTY BALE AGENTS o It �Former County Clerk 0 . P . Herndon Dies See Bulletin \ e i O 6^ By LARKY VERS1IEL The word is th st NAS com­ mander Bob Ware will tell the City Commission tonight that It's ImpermUve that the pipe­ line be utilised here to con­ tinue the permanent status of the air station. • • • Hey, did you know the Art Association has approached the city about leasing the old library when that facility la moved downtown. * • • By the way, the Public Wel­ fare Department wants to use some of the parking area around the library. • t • • Has anyone checked out the safety factor of the pipeline from the lakefront to NAS. Only askin’. . . . It goes hy our friend Jim Crappa' and Karl Higginbotham’s house . . . not to mention Jlnt Spencer's . . . wouldn't want anything to happen out there. . * • • (iee, «■» were right about the County Commission meeting Friday night. . . . However, the general tells us there was no discussion about pay raises. ' • • • We checked with Jim Avery about the pay ruisc but Jim says he doesn't recall that item being brought up. • • • County taxes coming in alow. Alxiul $2 million collect­ ed thus far. . . . Tax roll esti­ mated a t $2,70(1,000. I • • a Tax Collector John Calloway also tells us that people are just not coming in to get their new license plates and are .waiting (as usual) for the last minute. . . . John says an ex­ tra force has been hired but the girls are standing around doing nothing. • I • • Chase and Co. wholaaala building materials department opened a branch warehouse in Orlando last Saturday. • • • Because of his activity and prominenca in the chiropractic circles In tbs state, It Isn't any surprise to learn that Dr. A. W. Woodall has l>cen elected treasurer of the Orange Coun­ ty Chiropractic Society. . , , Right on the money, that’s our Bud. • e e Remember when Ann Lovell, who lived on Celery Avenue at Briason Avenue, (and whose family still does) was “sawing a scratch fiddle” aa the waa learning to play that Instru­ ment called a violin. Later, her talent blossomed and Alphonse Carlo at Rollins tutored her. . , . Now Ann la playing in tha Florida Symphony Orchestra —and not on violin but on viola. . . . And this isn't tha first high ralilier orchestra that hasincluded Sanford's Ann on its roster. • • e And speaking or capable Kanfordites, you already know that Dirk Holtzelaw is to sing in the O p e r a G a l a ' s L a Bohema In O r l a n d o next month. • • • Sen. Beth Johnson as she (poke to the Jayrre banqueteera Saturday night said that re-apportionment of our state legislature can't be properly done just by adding more sen­ ators and representatives. . . . That la right down the alley of thinking of our own Mack Cleveland and Joe Davis. . . . Hut watch what comes out of the special aenkm—if any­ thing does—It will be an in­ crease in the personnel of our legislature. . . . Not because •erious thinkers like the three named in this paragraph l.eliva it to be tha solution, but because the “power blocs” won't give way and aoma com­ promise plan will i me out of the hopper on I- - > i - *>r nothing" footing. Just for the record the vote by the Board of Aldermen for * water rate raise in Cassel­ berry was Art I-ego, Cliff Ov­ erman and George lloward, for and L. E. W o o d h a m a , against. Board Chairman Bud Lunn also voiced hie vote In the record as being against the raise. e e e There's a move on to build first class post sffice in Sn r i t k . County-Wide Water Study Seen ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ State Okay Sought S t y ? For Control Group VOL. ns An overall county-wide wntrr control program was taken under study by the County Commission in a closed meet­ ing Friday evening, it was learned today. (ien. J. C. Hutchison, Com­ mission chairman, said today tho county is considering a water management program for conservation and drainage. which would indirectly effect the rounty water supply. General Hutchison staled that County Attorney Harold pJohnson had been directed by the Commission to draft pro posed enabling legislation es­ tablishing a county-wide plan for approval by the State Legislature in April. | It r n t lii WE'ATUKU: Clear and cold through Tuesday. High today, 58-62. Low tonight, 35-10. United Prong Leaned Wire Kstnbiirhed 1908 MON., JANUARY 28, 1063 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 636 B u lletin Johnson said lie will make n study of present conservation O. P. Herndon, 71. long­ nnd drainage lawn and regula- time clerk of Uie Seminole ... . „ tion‘ for Scmlnol<' Coun,>' *nd County Circuit Court, was will prepare the legislation i f|Hlm, dpg|1 |a |f ,hu moni. for submission to the Legists- I „ w , h<imr> llt00 San. lure. font Avenue. On approval by the state Discovery was made by a body Johnson explained, the son, George Herndon, Or­ I county would then make u comprehensive study of water lando. Ills death was caus­ cuntrol needs for the entire ed by a heart attack. county rather than smaller Herndon was Circuit Court drainage districts. clerk from 1935 until his From this study it would be TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A j determined iiow much of n wn- resignation and retirement ★ ★ ★ group of big city mayors asked lor management program is on Nov. ft, 1939. In a tele­ a federal court In Tallahussce needed and the votera would gram to thrn Gov. I^Roy I today to halt a pending special lie asked to approve financing Collins, Mr. Ilerndon re­ ! session of the Legislature on in a special referendum. signed "because of falling reapportionment and cut off Johnson also pointed out that Orange County probably health and a heart ail­ 1the pay of the lawmakers. would be asked to join in the ment.” I The five mayors, through Gov. Collins named David Tampa Attorney W i l l i a m study since Orlando is having Recce Smith Jr., filed a suit water problems and "Orange Galrhel to succeed Mr. for declaratory degree be­ County druinage runs Mown Ilerndon. Arthur Itrrkwllh, fore Federal District Judge hill' thruugh Seminole Coun­ present clerk, was elected ty." Orange dminugu comes In IJfiO. Hu u old Carswell, Rrisson Funeral Home Carswell did nut Immediate-, through three waterways in ly indicate what action, if any, Seminole C o u n t y , namely said at presa time funeral are being Howell Creek, Little Kron- arrangrm rnta be will lake. Tltc suit was filed by the locklmU-ht-c Creek and Little held in abeyance pending arrival of sevrral children mayors conference on fair ap­ Wckiva River. L Generul Hutchison added the from thioughout the state. portionment as legislators flocked back to Tallahassee County Commission in its se­ HAROLD JOHNSON ★ ★ ★ for convening of the third cret meeting Friday evening special session on ^apportion­ did not discuss promised pay ment in five months. The ses­ increases for commissioners j v u v a . . . sion opens at II a.m. Tuesday from f.’,-toil to $.1,000 annually. The Commission, in its reg­ by call •( the governor, j It was filed one day after ular session Tuesday n A nine Miami Attorney Peter B. Sobel General Hutchison said, will j ; said he would ask a throe- refer to the tax assessor a re- i Aj3fC l u l t l l l t quest for re-evuluation ofWASHINGTON (UPI) — T1AI.I.A V, I AIIASKFF JU(,Ke r° " rt ln for M,aml HA. br.r. M’lMl (LI 1) l0 |(1J ,jown guidelines the citrus groves for freeze dam- sen. WilliamI'roxmirr, DCLEMSON. S. C. (HIM) — It was disclosed today that Legislature to follow In dc- age. Wis„ proposed today that all I m,** t|,an 10r, *u tc p,,||w the state is negotiating to ae- tcrinining a proper solution to A letter of approval ssill be states require students to a t- ! offlcrrt guardfd , ,, p ap "Distinguished S e r v i c e standing service to Hie com-1 standing participation In gov. read fium the State Game and tend school until tln-ir 17llt quire the deactivated Green eeappoetkmmcnl ,........... .. ................. „» Award" of the Sanford-1 munity and jurticipatlon in eminent affairs'' by Jack proaclu-s to Clemson College . The suit filed in Tallahassee Fresli Water Fish Commission birthday. Cove Springs naval base. ' , , . , today to make doubly certain "S<’m,no,r J u n i o r civic affairs." Raker Is o Wilber, project chairman, for establishment of bird ' asked Hie federal court to dethat the historic admission L’l,am*,t‘r " f Commerce was city eommHsloner, former Other Jaycce awards were James Kyncs, chief assistant c|Brc ihc present Legislature sanctuary in Last Seminole . o( Negro Harvey Gantt is l,r,'M'm*'d t° Joe Baker at un mayor, president of llie Farm presented to; to the governor, rnnflrmad as illegal and without author- County. | NEW YORK (U P I—A doubanquet Saturday Bureau and a dairyman. ; Itobert Hathaway, Alta* that negotiations had been un- , Ity to act, to cut off the pay Discussion also will be held ble explosion Sunday night carried out peacefully and awari11 with good grate. evening at the Civic Center.Former Senator Douglas monte Springs, as the "out. derwny for some time with the of the Legislators and to enter on opening of Little Wckiva * shallered some 40 windows Hie quiet atmosphere on ’*om •'rice, project chair- Slcii-dnnn was presented with standing young farmer.'* General services administra- j a judgment apportioning tho Road to connect with the I and tore loose paving stones Mrs. Mary Joyce Roberts, tion to buy the old base. | Legislature to assure equal l.oiigwoixt-.Miirkiium (load nnd in the Washington Market area the campus today indicated m*n• in l,ri'»l'nl*ng the DSA, | the Jaycees' "Good Governthere was small likelihood *,ak«-r for his "out- mint Award" for his "out- Lake Mary school first grade But Kyncs said so far, there representation for all Hie poo­ Highway 434 at Sanlamio , of downtown Manhattan. teacher, as the “ teacher of that anything would go ls nothing to rrport. | pie. Hie year." wrong—but officials kept a IHdiard Doan, aviation msHALIFAX, N. S. (UIM - getaway plane standing just chine male, second class, aa I Eight persons, including three j 1,1 ra " - Official* were reluctthe "sailor of the year." children, aboard s plane miss- ant U,“ M“ Stenstrom introduced Son. it presumably would lxused Ing for Iwo weeks near the llrtli Johnson, Orlando, wlio to gel Gantt out of Hie area Arctic Circle have been found discussed "the role of tho safe, officials reported Sunday should trouble break out. young man in government night. and jiolitirs." Halt Special Session, Stop Pay, Court Asked Joe Baker Tom Price All Quiet At BPRPH FS'Clem .tonW aiting For Gantt Green Cove NAS Stale Bound? Jack Wilber ★ ★ ★ Doug Stenstrom ★ ★ ★ Jaycees Honor Stenstrom Double Blast 8prlnR,‘ — IFou nd Sa fe .v l• -Jar Record Sales Border Guards Flee E. Berlin DETROIT (UPI)- — General Motors Corp. announced today record 19G2 soles of $14 6 bil­ lion and earnings of $1,459 bil­ lion. It was Hie most money BERLIN (U PI)—Two East ever made by an American German border guards in uni ST AUGUSTINE (UP!) manufacturing firm. form and carrying their wea- j , . . . . New •exploratory" meetings pons fled to West Berlin across j "Vigilantes" of IIATBON’ 7 , tioni Sanford Naval Air S la-• |,c| Wl.,.n a(att, antj federal Hie snow • blanketed dentil were sclH-dulcd to tako off Hon at 2 p in tills afternoon mediators and management TOKYO (UPI) — Japan's strip today, West Berlin poliee , to join wit It the USS Enter and labor m an effort lo solv« puncliialily-proud railway men leportcd. jirise oft Norfolk, \'«. the dv-day old wage disputi Ixiwed deep in embarrassed The Communists send their j COOL CAT ON A HOT KADIATOR — Pit** take* |wi*itlon on n radiator apology today—Hie rrark ex­ Isirder guards to duty in pairs Members of Heavy Attack «8-i'n*t Hie Florida K in after cominyt into tin* hou*e from the 12 below zero weather in Ottawa, Squadron 7 (IIATBON 7), l °aH Hallway were scheduled press from Niigata was l(M so Cacti call keep all eye on the Canada. Mr*. Orlick Kill* opened the door and I'u** made a mail da*h for hours and 21 minutes late be­ oilier, lienee one guard luiely commanded by Cdr. Leroy A. i.iic t. is ailvrnoon. the hot *eat, where lie thawed out. P • ♦ cause of snow-blocked trucks. I lusts bis futnpunion enough Heath, will deploy with Hie s i . AUGUSTINE (U P I) to admit Ini wants to flee. nuclear - powered Enterprise ★ ★ ★ it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MIAMI (U PI)—Gov. Farris | on Feb. tl for a seven-month —Gov. la rrls Bryant's ofThe two who reached West TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Berlin today apparently had Bry ant says lie has prepared | irulse in the .Mediterranean lire said today the governor will lake a hand in at* Final returns in a nationwide agreed to flee together. They a program for tbe >983 I.egUreferendum today allowed Hie inude their way ucoss the wide laliire •i i i 7 was the first tempts lu settle the six-day i t IIATBON that is designed to people of Iran voted more Hun strip wliiili Hie Communists squadron to Ik- equipped w.th aid slrikr against the F|or> meet Florida's growing dr- \ ,hfl NiA -vigilantes." a >ap Ida East Coast railway. Ry l Tnitrd Press International Rochester police set op a Michael McCabe, P, Ham­ l.oon to I In favor of llieir liud cleared to give guards a • • • field of fire ut lefugees, and i mauds for outdoor recreational er sonlr attack tKimber The A heavy snow storm swung special parking lot for scores burg, N. Y., was hospitalised Shah's sweeping reform pro­ James llularcn o( the Fedthen crawled through burlx-d 1 facilities squadron had its first Medl gram designed to give land to through New York state to- of stalled cars which had to in good condition after a snow millions of impoverished serfs. wire into u northern district Bry ant lold a meeting of the terranean assignment last *'ral Mediation Board, and day, leaving up to 70 inches |,a towed from the sii rets, tunnel lie dug collapsed on of West Berlin. Florida Academy of Sciencrs *a» « ll‘ n "»<• Enterprise Richard W. Youngman of Tal of snow In It. track, and WatertowM| N> V„ almost him. A neighbor saw his feet lierc Saturday Hut anidirs made its first cruise in those luhasace. director of the Slate leaving emergency conditions. • | Mediation ami Conciliation JACKSON, Miss. (UPIi - I showed demands for outdoor waters. all vehirles flew red flags at in the snuw. Elsewhere, much of the na Service, planned to hold sep­ Negro James Meredith attend­ recreational facilities will dou­ A roof over the I-ake On­ tion was an Icebox. j th« *°P of lhpy arate discussions with comed a meeting of the National ble by 1970. It was U-lcw freezing from ' could be spoUcil over snow tario Murina at Henderson Association for Hie Advance­ : p.iny and union leaders, pro­ He said Hie program would bably in Hie St. Johns County Atlanta, Ga., t» Dallas. Tex. banks ut Intersections. llarlior rullapsed under the ment of Colored People here 1-AKElJkND (UPI) A cost about lloo million, but Courthouse lirre. Chicago s Midway Airport Major food outlets’ stocks weight of three to four fe e t' Sundsy nigh; but refused to 18-year-old high school boy quickly addrd he was "ronfirrgistcri-d 12 below to l,re«k rJ(n juw jn vV'alertown, and of snow. Twenty boats werv disclose whether hr planned to beat his mother to death deni the program can be ac­ Tl»e Sanford Male Chorus the 1885 low for this date. Moreturn to the University of with a hammer early today complished with little or no line, III., had 33 below, the bliiw rd condition, hnmpcted destroyed. Mississippi. and set lire to her body, monetary requirements from will appear in annual concert Three to six Inches of snow coldest since 1933. shipping of milk, eggs and at 8 p.m. tonight at the Civic burning the bouse down, the general revenue fund." Bridge __ Page 8 High winds whipped and I Other staple from Syracuse, full In New Jersey and four Center. Itobert Carnlc will be police said. persons died Sunday from Page 0 Classified churned the heavy snowfall •*> miles to the south, NEW YORK (UPD-AttorHu* director. Police said the boy admit­ Page 8 Comic* ..... .... into near Impassable highway! Mows had a problem in dis- shoveling anew. Part of * ney James B. Donovan said ted attacking hla mother, The program will Include a Dear Abby — Page 8 condition, north of Utica, ( posing of the latest snowr. four-inch snowfall thawed In Sunday be will be vislUng Mrs. Betty Sheffield of Lake­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - variety of spirituals, folk Edi t or i al N. Y., a s th e etorm spun south They built up 8 to 13-foot New York City Sunday, but Cuba again in Hie future In land, with Hie hammer as she President Kennedy'! educa­ songs, Broadway melodics and Page 4 Knte^alnmeut Page 8 of Wateitown into Home and piles in Watertown, where 70 U’uO Sanitation Department connection with negotiations aat watching television be­ tion message to Congress contemporary numbers. Lcgals _ . Page 8 4 8 Soloists will be Dick Aiken, New York'a Mohawk Valley. ) inches of snow was on the workers manned aandera and for the release of U Americas tween midnight and 1 a. m. Tuesday la expected to call Page 8 Pussle Roads were h a z a r d o u s ground. Buffalo, N. Y., had 23 salt spreaders in the city'e prisoners. Donovan set no date He said ha did It becausa, for school aid coating more Ivan Walker and Sid Viblen. Society - ——_ _ Pare tl throughout western N e w j inches on the grounj and arcund day of ruun^-Uie-clock for bis return, but said he did "1 got led up with her nag­ Uian $6 billion over Hie next Mrs. Itobert Smith will be the operation. not expect it to be this week. ging." thrv^ to liva yaars. accompanist 8|iorU ............. — Page 7 K y or^ | Rochester 13 inches. Taking? © O . . . . Mediators Set FEC 'Talks' Embarrassed! Bryant Plans Recreation Aid Confidence Vote Snow Slams Into New Yo rk Keeps Secret Boy Kills Nagging Mom Annual Concert Slated Tonight Herald Index More Negotiations School BooHt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 25, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ebd7a7f622b0b29c05b94e4c33ec8d8a.pdf 3e5f9d3b4c8ff3cb6d10443b934aa565 PDF Text Text W H ER E SHOPPING IS A P LEA SU R E. In New York todsy, the e f­ fects o f the cold spell In the southwest were spparent as prices o f rooet Florida vege­ tables were higher. Cabbage •old for 4.06-4,30 per crate, with some small and fair quality at 9.0M.7S. Carrots •old for 4.30 per crate of 0-1 lb film bags, endive was 2.302.73 and escarole 2.00-2.30 per crate. Celery brought 3.30-3.73 generally for crates of 2 to 4 down stalks. Chinese cab­ bage was 1.30-2,00 per crate, plain parsley 3.0041.30 and crates of acorn squash 6.30. Radishes continued at 73c to 1.00, mostly 1.00 per basket o f 204 os. film bags. In cen­ tral Florida yesterday, offer­ ing of moat commodities were light. Cabbage was stronger, with prices ranging from 1.73-2.73 in sacks, ac­ cording to slse and quality. A few crates brought sa high • i 3.00, Carrots were un­ changed at 1.73 for 48-1 lb film bags la master contain­ ers. Curly parsley brought 2.23 per crate of 3 down bunches and radlabei were SWIFT'S PREMIUM TASTY BRISKET PERFECT WITH CORNED BEEF, HARD GREEN SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT.-INSPECTED, TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN * Utbtf 1*4 •( Wfcri* Trimads* Cored country ham . Temew'a TeWr 3lk*d bologna............. 3>rift Premium Cheek Style braunschweiger J im S r Shipments from Florida yesterday Included: Celery, rail 3t c a n , truck IT carlot equivalents, cabbage rail 2 truck 32 escarole rail 2 truck C and radishes rail 1 truck 4. WM,Tl YELLOW . y D E V IL S F O O D , S P tC E , FU D G E M A N B L E . ^ B L Y LEM ON SU PREM E ^ isage ................. Pk , . : (Piet 50 astro free J r H Oreee Stamps w/teepee) DUNCAN HINES Hospital Notes CAKE MIXES JANUARY ta Admissions Sophia Wejclevliowakl, DeBeryi Clifford Garrison, Fa­ cial Florence Gould, Dellaryi Tony M cW atU n, Lake Mon­ roe] SUnley Parrish, Michael Hunter, Maty Smith, Mary Hal twee, Imoglna YaUa, Hhlrley Enloc, S ulla Held, San­ ford, Births Mr. and Mrs. Britt YaUa o f Sanford, a girl. IflechargM Bertha Beall, DeBary; Daisy Freeman, Lake Monroe; H aul Froehlkh, D a B e r n Alice Beldln, Longwood; Baby Girl Barbour, Longwood: Averill CoquIlletU, Lake Maryj t in . Charlea Brice and baby, Longwoodi Thomas Hanaon, Mary Turner, Collie Col line, Teresa Snow o f Sanford. JANUARY 12 Admlaelone Charlea Graham, O a t e e n i Evelyn Porter, Mima; Darla Gay Hutto, Longwood| Rotella Adame, Lyman Baker J r , Sherri Snyder o f .Sanford. Hlrtha Mr. and Mrs. B e n j a m i n Adame of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. tlirhsrd Held of Han­ ford. a girl; Mr. and Mra. Don­ ald LcFlIi of Oaleen, a girl. Dlarhargra Steven Plvontik, DeBary; Balph Patten, DeBary; Betty Scliuleemeyvr, Geneva; Maurrina Rotiluaon, L a k e C i t y ; Maude Johnson, DeBary; Hose Ray, Lake Mary; Carolyn Cleveland, Lake Mary; Paul Psaold, Vida Rosier, Lewie Tate, Jamrs Warren, Robert Miller, Donald Fortier, Nath­ aniel Johnson, Robert Thomp­ son, Doris Gandy, Michael Hunter, Mary Smith o f San- O B ' D R IP dairy special* IgaiM^I Pallf IgRi PM1VR w IlmLw mwwiliii Gem R o lls ............ 2 [Z 2reafcetea«'i Tasty Sour C r e a m ............ WASHINGTON (UPl>-Tbe •Ira them move manpower • Swiss C h e e s e .......... ?! down produce lane Fancy Rad □ Radishes 2 COFFEE Hetty-tweet Sle-lye pkgs Crisp Rad Wlnaaop Kraft's liked American Cheese .. ’LT □ Apples . . 4 : frozen foods Butter B e a n s............ •ewwiviw WRPI *Vtaaae fwatW Potatoes .................. HeMewey Heese (with teuteye ead skt Frozen Pizza ............ Remaa Iread Qekk Erases Manicotti ................ Marina's Pet fk s , Masaraai b Cheese, at Speyhettl b Meet Sees# Mix or M a tch ........ 4 Grape Jelly Siaeletea’e Qekk h e n s Shrimp Tid-Bits . . Kreft'o Ten»y Pure Mrs. Peel's temity tise tried Apple Jelly PRICKS KFFECTIVI O r a n S t a m p s T il l ) I I S . • F i l l . * S A T . whee gee petekaae Shedd's Safflower Oil Mor|«rhto J A N . 2 4 , 2 5 , 26 Ice Cream • • • • Dale Finoopplo-Gropofrutt Fruit Drink • • • 4 Lady Batty Healthful Prune Juice # • 2 Ralph Dion, Providence, R. I.; Catherine Brum tty, Ingrid Lang, Joacphine P off, Arnold Brntley, Julia Merritt, Willie Mae Manning, H aul Rasor, Betty Gramkow. P a t r i c i a Dion, Myrtle* Lackey, Fatima Palmer, Adelina Overstreet of Sanford. Births Mr. end Mra. William Palmar o f Hanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Claveo Manning o f Sanford, a girl. Dischargee Evelyn Porter, Mims; Glean­ er Aheant, Longwood; Ervin Blankenship J r , James Walk­ er, Baby Girl Nash, Joseph Nicholas, Anderson McKliule J r , SUnley Parrish, Keith C anon, Sherri Snyder, Mra, Joseph Ledford end baby; Mrs. Britt YaUa and baby; Mra. Benjamin Adams and ba­ by o f Sanford. Army Monday began reorgan­ ising lie combat dJvlsioe to ^ B CH ASE 6 r SAN BO RN JANUARY 20 Army Starts Reorganising OR ^ REGULAR Rib Steak • • »». Chuck Steak Pot Roast (bone in) lb. Short R ib s. . »>• Ground Beef »> Early Gordon Freestone vV.W.UV.’.V.'.UWVAWWMW.VV^v P e a c h e s.......... 4 Corned Beef Libby's Groom Style Luncheon Moat by Hormal! Canned Golden Corn • 2 1 2 -a i ca n t Libby's Delicious Deep- Hunt's Tasty Whale Unpaalad Brown Beans 6 Apricots • • • • 2! rimiM r.r.v. w A W O M IN STAM P ■Mb die om pu end yerskss* rii Weodbory Hoad B Body latfaa 91 'ST « < fc + teal C Oatmeal Cookies Cookies By Sunshine Chocolate Chip ... Colee Beauty Sn ath Peanut Butter .... Pragraeee Bleed Tomato Paste ... 3 The Heady Mettfc Wrap Handi-Wrap ........ W H ERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . from HIGHWAY 17-32 sad STATS ROAD 434 B a B S B ...... �ft Seminole Braces For Murderous Freeze ★ By LARRY VERSIIEL Anyone ever thought about forming a little theatre group *r. > for Sanford? " • • • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Punishing Cold Slaps Southland ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Overheard In the drugstore . . . Mack Cleveland Jr.. Dill Hutchison. Karlyle Houshohler, Gordon Frederick, S. J. Davla . . . It went something like thla . . . There goes my golf game . . . I’m ahocked . . . 1 thought he wouldn't call a session unless he could swing the right number o( Old Mnn Winter, nlrcady gripping tho North, votes . . . He's our most ex­ pensive governor . . . Eh . . . was bracing himnclf today ready to launch the sea­ it was 28 in Tallahassee . . . son's second freezing blast at Seminole County's • • • nuilti-million-dollar agricultural industry tonight. ★ County Crops In Jeopardy f ★ iirralit WEATHER: Cold wave tonijrht. H inh today, 40-50. Ixvw tonight, 15-25. VOL. 53 United Pres* Leased Wire nsuvA... Established 1908 TUUILS., JANUARY 24, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 631 ★ ★ Winds Ravage Midwest By United Press Intrrnathmal 'Last Futile Attempt', Bryant Says On Session Howling winds, nccomputtied by blinding flur­ ries o f snow nnd sleet, buttered the Midwest and southland today in one o f the most punishing cold Notice the new look on Ful­ Weather prediction here today was a low 15-20 ton St.? degree* for tonight in this area, a repeat o f the 16-20 • • • degrees hlch hit Seminole It was 38 degrees here at 6 County last Dee. 12-13. •a.m* •!< w ic ?» waves o f tho century. The Weather Rureau at Mi­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The hitter cold was blamed Guv. Farris Bryant said today ami warned all interests to If John Fitzpatrick forgets for at Irast 10 deaths in Mich* about a 13,000 pay raise for guard against freezing tem­ Floiida'a chances were "very Igan and four in the S o u th good” for getting the Demo­ the commission I'll forget peratures as far south as the three In New York, two In cratic National Convention In about the Reims. OK? Everglades tonight. Alabama and one each la HHW. • • • The Florida Experimental TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - If the Legislature roaches a TIh* governor said there is with the idea of asking the Georgia and Tennessee. I wonder why urban renewal Station here offered a glimmer As Urn gulf-force gusts Gov. Farris Rryant said today stalemate within one week, no chance for anything except Florida Supreme Court for an was thrown on the dump of hope, though, late this WASHINGTON (U PI) — he hai no assurance that the traders will make every at­ a simple staluatory apportion­ advisory opinion on whether drove through Dixie all the heap? Are our eily commis­ morning. lziw reading last An sutnpsy was ordered night was 37 degrees at the Democratic foreign policy ex­ special session of the Legis­ tempt to adjourn the session ment since a constitutional a statute increasing the size way to the Mexican border, sioners afraid of tho legisla­ and go home without silling amendment would require at of the present 33 Senator, 05- temperatures fell as much aa this morning to determine station's farm, with a 38 at 8 pert* today opposed Republi­ tion? lature he has called for next out the full 20 days allowed least three months to get to Representative L e g i s l a ­ 60 degrees within hours. • • • the cau'e of death o f llosea a.m. and 41.S degrees at 10:30 can demand* for a new Senate investigation of the abortive Tuesday will adopt an accept­ under the call. the people and would not meet ture would violate the state Darta o f Mississippi, Ala* John Burton is adding some­ Foster, 51 year-old painler, at a.m. IDOt invasion of Cuba. “ I have not got a majority the court mandate for reap- constitution. bama, Tennessee, Virginia and able reapportlonment plan and thing new at the Caribe his home in the Morris However, B. F. Whitner Jr., But he may not ask for the North Carolina were buried conceded the chances are only commitment on this, but I portlonmrnt by Ihe time the Lounge (Valdez). Workmen Apartments, 200 West First assistant horticulturist, said hive the word of the leader­ regular 1083 session convenes opinion, he said, "because I beneath the mest vicious "50-50." are in the process of paving St. "the thermograph shows a MIAMI (U P I)— The United am afraid of what tho answer snowfall to hit the South in Police and firemen were good alant downward and it Rryant aald he called the ship that a try to adjourn will April 2. the parking place. States will get back 250,000 session simply in a last "des­ be made " Bryant said ha Is toying will be." • • • called at 3 a. m. this morn­ many years. appears it will stay tint way unit* o f Salk polio vaccine It was Michigan, however, perate" effort to attempt a Have any old French books ing by Mrs. Foster when she for a while." sent to Cuba aa part o f $5.1 solution by tbt Legislature be­ that bore the heaviest brunt and texts in your library? Jun­ discovered her husband lying He added that "w e hope the million in ransom for release fore the federal court takes o f the atnrm. ior High French teachers face down on the bedroom crux cornea during the day­ o f Cuban invasion captives. floor. Officials reported Fos­ An elderly man In Monroe, over. would appreciate having them light hours today" so that cit­ Mich., near tha Ohio border, "W e're In a political Jungle for the volunteer French class. ter had a faint pulse when rus and vegetable crops will they arrived hut died within I* spared a second freeze." was found frozen to death In and have to figh( our way out Good cause. ELISA BETH VILLE, K a t ­ thicket by thicket," ha said. a few minulca. Thera was • • • his home Wednesday. He waa “ It looks bad," w-as the ex­ anga, The Congo (U PI)— Kat­ "Both sldei in the reapparsitting in a rocking rhalr In Weatherman says to be sure blood about hia head. pression of Cecil Tucker, coun­ anga President Moise Tshomlie tlonment haasel wanted a last County Judge Vernon Mize, front o f an open window. Ills to protect your ear water sys­ ty agricultural agent, reached was expected licit- today from opportunity to attack the death and ancther In Detroit tem tonight. Even if you acting coroner, amt a medi­ this morning by The Herald Kolwezi to begin unification problem again and I wanted to raised the toll o f storm vie. drain the radiator, watch out cal examiner were called. hv telephone at Tavares where talk* with the Central Congo­ exhaust every possibility." for the water pump. One chap The medical examiner said be Is attending a meeting. llm* In th* Wolverine state lese government. Bryant said he will not ad­ we know during the last freeze he was not satisfied as to to 10. "If the mercury drops down dress this session and outline a hung a light on an extension the cause of death and re­ to 25 degrees,” he said, "we In Detroit, the mercury plan for Its consideration as cord inside the hood next to commended to Judge Mize ran look for considerable wood plummeted to 12 below, a rec­ MIAMI (I ll’ l l —The first of an autopsy be held. the radiator. Worked, loo. ord low for Jan. 2.1 In the damage to our citrus trees." a>>out 1,200 refugees duo to be did In two previous extra­ Judge Mile contacted A.J. • * • ordinary sessions In t£e,pasl Motor Citv, It alao was th « He explained that, following ly iy g . Cyba b y .jjria w«gken<V five months. *' forget polio drive Sat­ coldest reading there slnea trber , strived Wedussdi., and . re­ “ Thug know my plan by urday . . . ran _ into the Felt. 8, 1034, when the ternported' that Fidd Casiro la heart,** be said. who a u tfr^ n d the |4st mew ' ru1 d“ m a r • • • thousands iif dollar*, "there perature dropped to 18 be­ faced with growing economic tern, which was to he con­ Bryant has been trying hard Boosters had better forget li a s been a considerable problt-nis and dwindling sup­ low. ducted'today by l)r. it. U., to sell the legislators on a about that $.T0 .« mj stadium. a mount of 'flushing out' of Nonetheless, the Michigan port for hia regime. Sadler, pailmlogist of Semin­ • • a THREE PERSONS wore injured when these two curs collided nt 1 n. nt. 42-Senator, 144-Repreaentatlva our citrus frees. They now art weather etcry was not with­ todny on Highway 17-92 nt Forn Pnrk. Estimated dumngo wu« $700 to tho plan but said be had (ailed St. Johns-lndian Kiver barge ole Memorial Hospital. more susceptible to i freeze out Its lighter aspect*! A native o f Sanford, Foster miserably. nuto o f Cheater Shirley (top photo) and $400 to the car of Charles Ward canal will get a boost Friday than they were before Use — In Nankin Township, a I'nitrd Press International (lower photo), according to the Highway Patrol. (Herald I’ lioUw) lie also has recommended a when F-e Florida Waterways was a member of the Baptlat first freeze. A second freeze Detroit suburb, power lines The f e d e r a l government Senate reshuffle within the Church. Asso . i ..on directors meet at could have a drastic effect." pressed efforts again today to weighted down by Ira snapped lie it survived by his wife, the .Mayfair. This canal would Turker continued that the reach settlement* in the Gulf existing 38-Senator seats but and "marooned" several cus­ Mrs. Delia Foster; his parents, was unable to get a majority tic in with the Cross-State ca­ cool weather since the Decerntomers In Derby's Bar for Coast dock and New York commitment on that either. nal. Latter would route water Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Foster, o f lier freeze hes held down the about two hour*, rnliee said newspaper atrikra and head Sanford, ami two aiaters, Mrs. The governor said he not traffic up St. Johns to Jax. St. "flushing out" after the tree a "good crowd” waited pa­ o ff a walkout at Boeing jet only has no assurance that the Jolm>-lndian Itiver c a n a l W. A. Vaughan, Casselberry, damage and "that Is what we tiently nt Derby's until men and missile plants. and Mrs. J. \V. Mayo, RineLegislature ran agreo on a would let llie traffic proceed like." He said that "it is na­ front the Detroit Edison Co. cnstlc. plan but hat no assurance down toward Cape Canaveral. ture's way to help trees come came and cut the power line*, Funeral services will be con­ a • • that If they d», It will win ap­ hack but a second freeze could making It saf* lor them to COLUMBIA, 8. C. (U P I)— proval of Uu- federal court ducted by Rev. Fred II. Chance Those legislative hearings prove more damaging than the Fiery ilate Rep. Red Bethea leave. which ordered the reapportion­ will still he held Feb. 1. special at 4 p. m. Friday at the llrls- first." said he would make a final e f­ — In Clare, Mich., snow and ment and must pass on any session or not . . . indicates son Funeral Home. Burial will The agent continued: "W c fort in the General Assembly sub-zero temperatures failed be in Iaikcvicw Cemetery, approved by the special ses­ Mack Cleveland Jr. are always fearful of an early today to push through resolu­ Pi dishearten Mrs. La Vina • • I sion. freeze because live citrus frees tions that could block the ad­ Raduhaugh, the hardy house­ The only commitment he Even Washington will get in and crops then ire more sus­ mission o f Negro H i m y wife who Is ramping out for has, the governor said, is that the act Monday night . . . ceptible to damage or com­ Gantt to all-whlU dam son eight days to win a $160 bet. Navy really wants that pipe­ plete kiss from subsequent College. The 47-yrar-old nature lover line here. freezes." ha* been augmenting her meat » • • Nurserymen and others ad­ ration of four steaks and on« Waleh for announcement vised citrus growers, flower TYLER, Tex. (U P I)-R an k WASHINGTON (UPI) pound of baron by catching soon for Hunt Co. to start lovers and others, alter the rupt farm tycoon Billie Sol President Kennedy asked Con­ fish since she entered tha work on 2oo apartments. December freeze, to do no Estes, who was convicted of gress today to recapture wood* Inst Friday. • • • pruning until March or April, Seminole County legislators swindling a farmer, was re­ The cold wave also failed Itoad Supt. J. C. Lavender about a fifth of hit proposed U> protect plants from subse­ fused a new trial today and were extremely pessimistic $11 billion tax rut for in­ to dampen the spirits of movie deserves a pat on the hack quent low temperatures such was formally sentenced In over anything "fruitful" belovers In Little Rock, Ark., . . . He took two beat up dividuals by clamping dras­ as are predicted here for to­ eight years in state prlaon. ing accomplished during the where occupants o f 18 rare trucks from the dump yard tic limits on deductions. pact. Three persons were injur­ Dick Rhodes and Rill night. He was freed on a new $5,000 special called session of the His proposal would limit de­ and salvaged them for opera­ Chester Shirley, DeLnnd, Chandler, Seminole Counly braved 7 degree tempera­ ed. one critically, and all Legislature next week. bund pending appeal ductions for such things as tional use. assisted tures to sit through a double State Rep. Mack Cleveland charged a* the result of a driver of the second car, was sheriff* deputies, home mortgage Interest, con­ • • • two-car collision at t a. in. treated for broken ribs at Patrolman Tomlinson in tho feature at the Raiorback Jr. today xaid “ the only pur­ Twin Drive-In Theaters. Twenty-fifth St. will tie dr- tributions, medical expenses today on Highway 17-02 ai Orange Memorial Hospital, investigation. pose looks like Gov. Rryant layed as county crews start and local taxes Only that transferred for further treat­ Fern Dark. wants tn atall off federal in­ expensive work on Seminole portion of the lotal amount Highway Patrolman C. L. ment to Fish Memorial Hos­ tervention while S. J. Davia which exceeds 5 per cent, Blvd. Tumlinson charged Norma pital, DcLand, and released. declared he couldn't arc any­ of the taxpayer's income could • • • Vest, of Apopka, with carry­ The officer reported Ward thing useful in tho session The Casselberry Board of Jack Bums was named be deducted. unless Gov. Bryant has a ing concealed weapons, lie was making a U-turn wlion ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) Aldrrmcn and officials o f CasThe sweeping nalure of the rhairman of the Casselberry ssid she was carrying a .22 struck by Shirley's ear. Florida East Coast Railway concrete plan. Planning and Zoning Commis­ plan was the surprise element srlhrrry U t i l i t i e s Co, will caliber revolver. Ward was charged with vio­ officials hoped for a good sion at an organization and in a $.000-word message in meet at 7:30 p. m. today at Charles It. Ward, o f Oviedo lation of the right-of-w'ay and word from Secretary of La­ the Women’s Club at which discussion meeting of the which Kennedy spelled out driver of one car, was re­ Shirley with unlawful speed, his anxiously awaited re­ time the board la expected to bor Willard Wlrtr today In an group Monday night. ported in "p oor" condition tlu- patrolman reported, sibl­ appeal to end a strike by art on the company's rcqursl quest for a three-step reduc­ • • • 8T. A U G U 8 T I N E. Ha. later tins morning at Oungc ing that "the personal injur­ workers. 1.200 fur a water rate raise. (U I’ D — Minority bloc leader Memorial Hospital, Orlando. ies would have been far less If there’s any money left tion in personal and corpo­ Members of II non-operat­ Under consideration will be Sen. Varla A. Tope said today over from the Seminole Blvd. rate tax rates. Hospital attaches reported had the motorists been using | ing unions continued their His blueprint also railed the proposal made Tuesday hia group will opj*>*e any re- the condition of Miss Vest seat bells." project it will be returned on night by the company setting picketing for the second day apportionment by statute that a pro rata basis by Cassel­ for new tax preferences for as "good." most persons over 65, for a $8.60 minimum for the first over demands for a 10.28 enlarges the state senate. berry to Seminole Raceway. Dalrolnun Tomlinson said many working mothers and 7,000 gallons; 25 rents per cents-an hour wage increase. » • • Dope said he wea convinced Ward and ML* Veal were The wage Increase was re­ thousand up to 20,000 gallons for professional athletes, au­ the federal eourt would accept thrown from Ward's car to The only thing holding up and 22 cents per thousand commended by a presidential as a temporary expedient a Casselberry's annexation of thors and others whose earn­ the pavement from the imfartfinding! board last year thereafter. “ really gioaf reshuffle" with­ Seminole Plaza at llwy. 17-02 ings fluctuate widely. He urg­ and was accepted by almost Any agreement reached IreOFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS — in 38 teats, coupled with a and SR 436 is the town’s de­ ed tougher tax treatment for the oil and gas industry, tween the town and the com­ all of tlw Class One railroads constitutional amendment en­ • Free Tire Inspection cision on whether or not to Seminole Dark Raceway stock dividends and stork op­ pany on a rate raise will o f in the nation except the FEC. larging the senate to 42 mem­ • Expert Wheel Alignment approve the proposed water NEW DEI HI (U D I)-U . S. manager Bill Yocum died at tions enjoyed by some cor­ necessity have a bearing on • Easy Time Payment* ber*. rate raise for Casselberry and British air forces will Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ the original 10-year franchise The 88-seat reshuffle, carv­ take part in the defense of In- pital late Wednesday night Utilities Co. The company and poration executives. We Specialize In Tire* Fur Foreign Cara agreement arhedulrd to run ing away several seats held die U there are any signs of shortly Plaza owners already have after suffering a until 1085. Take Advantage Of 33 Year* Experience Bridge ...... .. . Page 0 by rural areas and giving Communist China preparing heart attack at the track. come to terms for water and Square Dancing Classified Tate 10 * II them to urban areas, would bomber s t r I k a a , Informed Square dancing e I a s s e a sewer service to the shopping Hie 40>car-old man, who Comics _ Pegs 0 taka effect immediately and sources said today. start at T p. m. tonight at Fairer Treatment center. had been a school teacher • • • Dear Abby . Page 0 the new senators would be lb* Civic Center for l< WA&HLNtiTOK (U PI) In Orange County for the past Editorial — .. v . Page ■ seated for the April regular Here's an out for the own­ weekly lessons. Prrwms who President Kennedy today pro­ seven years, this year was Entertainment Page 0 session. T h e constitutional A A To Meet ers of those S.3O0 acres south­ are unable to join this week posed “ fairer Ux treatment" devoting full lima to tha TIR E S U P P L Y , IN CO R PO R ATED Legals___ rage 10 * II amendment would bo submit­ east of NAS who couldn't get may join Jan. 31, but absolu­ lor athletes, actors, authors, Alcoholic* Anonymous will Raceway. Puzzle . ____ Page 10 405 W. First St. Pfc. PA 1*065! ted to the people for a vote meet today at 8 p.m. at Uia ft made into a game preserve. tely no later than Feb 7, artists and oihera whose tnHe la survived by hit wife, Beekty _ _ Page 4 * S J u st' writ* the Audubon So* said a Recreation Department come fluctuates widely* from In 1064, delaying that change Grace Methodist Church on Suzanne, a teacher at Boooe WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS yoar la year. spokesman. Sporta ......-----Pago I i f until the 108$ regular itty . Uoora Road. High , School Very Good Autopsy Set On Death Of Sanford Man Oppose Demands Fair Exchange Talks Seen Growing Woes Press Final Effort Drastic Tax Limits Asked Estes Gets Prison Dim View Given Of Special Meet Three Injured In Road Mishap Water Rale Meeting Set Wirtz Help Sought By FEC CEN TRA L FLO R ID A Statute Hit British Ready Raceway Mgr. Yocum Dies HEADQUARTERS Herald Index M cROBERTS �Jaycee Presidents Serve Many W ays 49 president, to FHA Director for Sanford end Seminole County, and la a lay leader In the Epiicopal Church among other actlvltlei, many of them In work with child­ ren and atudenta. JOHN M. 5ENKAHIK, IMP50 wai an official in the sen­ ior chamber and active in many community affaire. He has since moved away, and (he footprints have become a little obscured. WILLIAM "B ILL" STEMPER, 19W-51, won Uw Good Government Award ai welt ax being elected president of the Jsycces. He was at one Ume J. BRAILEY ODHAM. . . the Mayor of Sanford, and Tills 1*47-44 president of Uw Jayceea also won ll>c nomi­ nation aa Mate President «t tho Jaycooa, and almost became the governor of Uw stale. He haa aened ai More than 75 people at­ Chairman of the State Milk Commlstion, aa well aa aerv- tended Uw Meat School held lng In many other capacltlca last Thursday at Uw Home Demonstration Center In San­ too numerous to mention. IMMt. GORDON BRADLEY, IMS- ford. During tha time be lived The school was conducted S ip Rattfnrk fr r a lft P a w 2 — Jan. 24, 1063 by Dr. Robert L. Reddish, associate meat epectallst at the University of Florida in Gainesville, In cooperation with the Seminole County Agriculture Extension Service. In charge of local arrange- Ry M The primary aim of the or* Sanitation known at the JayCtrl is to develop leadership. Thla to dona by uitnf tbs braini, muicle*. reeources, 11 lento and abUltiet of young men o f tills organization to better the community white the men thcmKlvet grow and develop, find eelf-exprasslon and learn how to work with oilier men. That this organization haa accompli tiled thli aim over the years U shown by taking a good long look at what the men who rose to the pro*Idency of the Jayceea have gone on to do for the com­ munity, the city, tha coun­ ty, tha state and «v«n the nation. There have been 14 preah Jcnto tinea the Jayceea were reorganized after World War U, and JULIAN STKNSTBOM aorrwd at the flrit one, in In Sanford, Stenatrom w tl managing editor of the Her* aid, zporta director at WTRR, aa well aa being the bell­ wether for lit* infant organi­ zation. Sinro then he haa aorved aa executive aecretary lor the Baptist Foundation, and la Director of the Alumni Aaan. of Freano Stale College In Calif. JOHN nATIOAN, who waa Jaycee president In l *44-47 also served on the city commillion, and waa general manager of Seminole County Motor*. From available In* formation, he apparently now Uvea in Penis cola. Here On Saturday menu were Mias Myrtle Wil­ son, h o m e demonstration agent; Cecil Tucker, county agent and Ernest C. Lundberg, aiilstanl county agent. Also assisting waa Ulsa Lucy Nowlin, home econo­ mist with the Florida Power and Light Co. Dr. Reddish opened the program by showing films on the IdenUflcation of meats after which ha prepared var­ Hospital Notes JANUARY II Admissions Evan B*oeh, DeBarys Doris Smith, DaBsryt Fredericks Dorger, DaBsryt Martha Ruth Davidson, Oviedo: Terry Cam* •res, Gonava: Norma Jean Sharp*, Titusville: Margaret Merrill. Elisabeth BraevroU, Sam * Jean Rocs, CrUl Pearce, Elisabeth Goode, ChrieUne ilcAlesander, Daley Timmons, Willie Ivolyn Carrol), Erelene DoitV Francis Cox of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bratwell of Hanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Sanford, a girl. Arthur M e r c h a n t . Lake Mary: Richard Youlte, Juan­ ita DeLnUibeaudlere, Busan Bryant, Philip Meeks, Mr*. Elmer H. Hsupl Jr. and baby, Mr*. Lejtoy Coburn and baby o f Sanford. JANUARY n Admissions Carlos B. Smith, Longwood) Emily Ahrens* DeBary: Alvin F. Bo* dan, Berak* Glveas, Margaret O g lttm . Eugene Bin Ilye, Henry lWUt*, Clyde Ramsey, Bert Thomas of Banlord. Births Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mer­ rill o f Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. William Gramkow o f Sanford, a girt. Dischargee Anns Nelson, Lake Mery: Helen Sweeney, DeBary: Clif­ ford Garrison, Paula: Martha Davidson, Oviedo| F r a n t i c Yeeckle. Buaaens Jaatleeon, Ingrid Laag, Catherine Fuhrmenu, Bulah Ann Tntad, Shirlay Enloe. Lucy Stafford, Ade­ line Overstreet, Lyman Inker J r , Myrtle* Laakey, Haary Stryker, Mrs. Richard Hold M i baby. Ml*- Ctovaa Mean^ g and baby a f Aaaferd. ious cuts for baking, pot roasting and broiling. Used were T-Bone steak, beef chuck roast, rolled Boston butt, standing rib roast, roast teg of lamb and kiln pork roast. After preparation the meats were cooked la Uw kitchen under direction of Miss Now­ lin who was assisted by Mrs. Martin Jackson and Mrs. H. L. Johnson, These liter were >i « » r For Dimea akate*a-thon will be held, with each contribution o f a dime firin g the aketar another half hour of akatlng. Hours are from IS noon to IS midnight Voting ia going on all thla week fur eight Seminole High and Sanford Junior High glrle, and ona o f thorn wilt ba crown­ ed Junior Mlaa i t tha Skata For Dimas, Monday nt 1:10 p. m. All proceeds o f tho voting go to tha March o f Dimas, and each dims, contributed In a girla jar, counts one rota for her. Young ladies In tha eonteat Include Jndy Harman, Jeennle Klinefelter, Petty O w i i a , Cathy Backey, Linda Vaughn, Adrians* Wiatama and Jaalce Bohn. A cavalcade o f cere waa formed in Dellary for Uie trip and DeLand school buses tram ported band students and their instruments. Upca arrival tha groups were welcomed by W . C. Baldwin, aialeUnt adminis­ trator who, In the welcome address before luncheon, In* formed that tha hospital formerly waa tho University o f Florida before its location wai moved to Oalneavllle and that Button University eleo once called soma o f tho build­ ing! "hom e" The show got underway at 1(90 p. m. with ovary chair occupied and bed easts listenIng In over ipeaktre and oar phones from their rooms. la addition to DaLaad'a Band and Majorette Corps, those taking part on tha pro­ gram Included Robert N. Mc­ Gee, Mrs. Adam Muller and Laura Platt Brown, all c f De­ llary and Mlaa Elizabeth Lee, aoprano o f DeLand substitut­ ing for Florence 8 l Amend who was too ill to mah* the trip. Past and prneent official* o f the Poet and Auxiliary In attendance w i n Introduced by Fied McLaren, comman­ der. Caracas Hit By Gunfire CARACA8, V e n t a u e l a (U P I)—Scattered gun battles broke out today between leftlit eludento and police ae fore o f Uw government sought to carry out banned street dem­ onstrations. Polite closed down the Cen­ tral University and public school* after uprated ex­ change* o f gunshot* during tbs night. An ap«u battle broke out this morning when polio* dislodged atudenta from • gee elation they teised in front * f U>* university. Authorities accused Com­ munists o f seeking to make today** ftftb anniversary o f the overthrow o f Dictator Marcos P eru Jim sues an occasion (or ftfttl-gevftnwuftl disorders. garnished and carved by Dr. Reddish and sampled by those present for the school Dr. Reddish also listed rules to follow on the correct methods of buying meats ac­ cording to grade, on methods of storage by freezing end and In preparation of econ­ omy cuto including tips on barbecuing and tenderizing and instructions for making low calorie meat balls. Door prizes of various meat cuts were presented at the d o te of the school. NEW AND JR., 1945-54 hss served for many year* as Disaster Chairman for the Red Cross, a position which has brought him much responsibility. GEORGE ANDREW SPEER, 1*54-57 leader, has also been President of the Bar Assn, and Is now Presi­ dent of Klwanii. (He is alto known among friends as hav* lng a very high attendance records at conventions.) M. L. "SONNY" KABORX JR. served the Jayceea as their president in 1*54-59. serves Ms church as super­ intendent of Sunday School (Holy Cross) and aervea Uw community ax one of the new City Commissioner*. TOM MCDONALD, 1*58-48 Jsyree proxy, holds many of­ fices. He la presently Mayor of Sanford, having eerved on the City Commission two years. He holds or has held three other official duties; treasurer of the First Metho­ dist Church; President of Uw Rotary Cluh; Chairman of (he Industrial Committee, Dir­ ector of the Sanford-Seminole Development Corp.; vice president of the Florida Land Title Asm.; Chairman of the Commission on Education (Methodist) sod a charier member of tha Port Author­ ity. MASON WHARTON, 1*5*40 president Is now a member of the Seminole County School board and is active In his church and with child­ ren's groups, particularly B«»y Scouting. JOHN ALEXANDER, 1980 61 president, now County Commissioner from District Two, Is also a member of the Port Authority; Chairman of the Osceola Airfield Com­ mittee; a member of Uie C. of C. Industrial committee, and a Director of Uw United Fund Organisation. GARNETT WHITE, last year*! president has also been active In and served aa, president of the Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Two o f the men of the community who served as Jaycee presidents b e f o r e *Yorld War II are ED KIRCHHOFF, past president of the Klwania Club, a Director of the United Fund, and formerly Chairman of the Salvation A r m y Advisory Board. as well as being ac live in the Men'* Club a no the official board of the First Methodist Church. FLOYD PALMER. Uw old est Jaycee president, who served In 1827, “ when the !n dians were still hero," as he puls it, has aleo been a Eiwanton for many years and In that organization baa con­ centrated on working with the youth groups, particularly with the concentrated on working with the youth groupi with the Marianna Comma- Ice. W E HAVE A G O O D S E L E C T IO N OF H O L L Y T R EES * P L A N T YOUHS NOW1 G rn p tv ill* N u raery 2221 Grapeville Av*. FA 4-6444 For Installation. Cleaning end Repair CHRYSLER AIRTEMP and ether make* F in a n cin g Can B e E a a iir SPRIN G SUITS D RESSE8 % t B Y — NARDIS of Dallas NOW BEING SHOWN M A R Y E S T H E R ’S "Fentaring Faahlsns Jset Far Yen" 20 0 N . P A R K A V E . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL * 4 4 2502 8. OAK AVE. SAN FORD, F A 2-8221 FLA. 4 4 Legion Post And Auxiliary Give Program For Veterans DeBary's Herbert D. fltbb American Legion Post 269 •ft! its Auxiliary sponsored •n afternoon o f entertainment last Sunday at tha Lake City Veterans Administration Hos­ pital. man of the Red Cross and President of the KJwanto Club. He now serves Klwania as organizer of new clubs. In his church, the First Baptist, Starstrom is a form­ er chairman of the board of deacons and teaches a young men's Bible Class. CLIFFORD ABLES, presi­ dent from 1953 to 54 was al­ so president of Uw Lions Club and aervea as • deacon In the Pinccrest Baptist Church. Of Herbert Roller, who served as president in 1954 and 53 not much eould he learned, a a be haa since mov­ ed sway. A.B. (TOMMY) PETERSON M eat School Conducted A t H D Center Dimes Drive Slated March o f DImao aetivlUe* will rot underway h in Satur­ day with » M a«k Show at the Rita Thoatar. featuring tha talavtaioa personality, "Mr. M afic," o « tha a U p la par* aoo at 10 a. m. Cartoon movies will aUo ba ahawft by Rita Theater Man* afar, Rill Loraiaca with all procaada going to tha March o f Dimes. Children under IS will ba odnUtted for 10 aaata and ever IS for I I eonta. A roadblock will ba aot up •t tha earnar of Trench Are. •nd flre t I t under tha direc­ tion o f tha Anchor Club firla o f Seminole H ifh School, to aolldt paialnf motor let* for donation! to tha N a t i o n a l foundation. Monday at Melody Skate Rink an Onora Rd., the Skate served a stint on the City i president In 1051-52. In 1*52-53, the reigns of the Commission. He hes also been President of the Seminole young men's organization County Board of Realtors, were picked up by one of the vice-president of tho Florida community's most distinguish.State Am o . Realtors and vice ed men, DOUGLAS 5TENpresident o f the .Mate Mort­ STBOM. The youngest County gage Brokers Assn. He to Judge ever to hold office presently a Deacon in the here, he later went on to serve 12 years as Stale Sen­ P in ecm t Baptist Church. JOHN K A D E R , 1951-52 ator, has been for many president, also served on the years School Board attorney, City Commission of Sanford, and is chairman of the Range Planning has been Sergeant-at-Armi in L o n g both Rotary and Lions and is Committee of the C of C. a trustee of the First Baptist This young man Is also the Church, Prealdeut of llw Henry Shel­ No information wai avail­ ton Sanford Memorial Uhable at prets lime on Tim rary, was Chairman of the Crawford who served as Children's Commission. Chair­ P R E P A R IN G M EATS for 1 a a t Thursday’* Meat School held at the H o m e Demonstration Center In Sanford were, top photo from left* Mlaa Lucy N o w l i n , h o m e economiat for F l o r i d a Power and Light Co., Mra. H. L. Johnson and Mra. Mar­ tin Jackson. The school was conducted by Dr. Robert L. Reddish, sociate meat specialist from the University o f Florida, bottom photo, in cooperation with the Seminole County Agri­ culture Extension Ser­ vice. (Herultl Photos) mail or' bring this* .coupon and have the Sanford Herald f delivered daily to your door for Only ft Francis M. Cox Services Friday Frencle Marion Cbx, T4, died held at 4 p. m. Friday at at Seminole Memorial Hos­ graveside with burial in Uie pital Tuesday alter • abort Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Ser­ vices will bn conducted by He was born in Kinston, N. CspL lu rry S. Fodrn of the C. Aug. It, IMS and came Salvation A m y . Brisson Fun­ here from Ocala 12 year* ago. eral Home la in charge of arrangements. Ho mad* hto home at 51* Celery Av*. Mr. Cox tttended Salvation Army services. He is survived by hto wi­ dow, Lola; a daughter, Miss Alice Louise of Sanford and three eons; John Bryan and Terry of Sanford and Hayward M. o f Uw U, S. Navy in Penas cols; two sisters, Mr*. Ly­ dia Register of Btuhnell and CAMERA SHOP Mrs. L. B. Hirdcn of Macon, 210 8 . P A R K A '.fc , 04. Funeral services will be [HELL t SH ELLANEl B O T T LED GAS t Wieboldt's 4 PER 14* LB. CYLINDER W ith D IN N E R Coll FA 2-5733 M IK E’S SPAGH ETTI 9 N o In xtalU U oa C h a rg e D eliv ery A n y w h e r e in S e n ia o J o C o n a ly HOUSE UH OAK AVE. ,A M ill "Complete Carry • Out Sendee" Sanford G as Co. 144 W . let 6T. a �< * — :» if • In « » v S i)» ftin fa r b S rralh Jan. 24, 1963 — Page 3 A KEEN INTEREST was shown by men o f the Bear Lake Community Club in last week’s film program entitled "Lndy and the Stock Exchange" although the program was aimed primarily at providing the ladies with more information on the subject. Among many talking with Kim Bnrley, progrnm guest nt right, after the film was shown were William Bunnell, center, und William Carpenter. (Herald Photo) Community Club Sees Film f ■ Featured speaker for last •Thursday'! meeting and pro­ g r a m of the Bear Lake Com•rnunlty Club was Kim Bar­ ley of the A. M. Kidder of­ fices in Sanford. Barley began by showing the film, "Lady and the |Stock Exchange," w h i c h pointed out with some hilar­ ity the do's and don't! for a !famlly of medium Income In planning, gelling information from a reputable brokerage firm and, finally, purchasing stock. A visit to the stock ex­ ch a n g e was among high jo in t s of the film which con­ cluded with scenes o f the every day hustle and bustle of buying and selling stock on the floor of the exchange. A question and answer per­ iod was encouraged by the speaker who advised that there are 17 million stock­ holders in the country with one out of each six adults holding stock. lie added that 53 per cent of the stocks arc owned by women. In answer to a question the group was informed that the average annual Income earned by stockholders is $8,600. Upon closing the program Barley issued an invitation to all present to visit tbe of­ fices in Sanford. During the following busi­ ness meeting of the club It was announced that member­ ship dues are now payable to Mrs. Robert Connovcr chair­ man, who soon will get the annual membership drive un­ derway. Guests welcomed were Mr. and Mrs. D. llowcll, Mrs. C. Anderson and Mr. and trs. John Darnell. The monthly "pig in tlie poke" prize was won by Mrs. Richard Os­ trander. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Louise Shaw and Mrs. W. Bunnell, hostesses. Hostesses for the February meeting will be Mrs. Nan Biehl and Mrs. Alan Went­ worth. Club Has Record Meeting This week's Tuesday after­ noon session of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club set a record for the group which had 18 tables playing in two sections. Winners in section one, dir­ ected by Col. William Hague, were NS, first, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Phil DcBerard; se­ cond, Mrs. D. F. Scuddcr and Mrs. George Croake; third. Mrs. Louise Middleton and Joseph Hudulla, and fourth, Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mrs. R. S. Stevens. EW, first, Mrs. William W'oodlock and Mrs. David Singer; second, Mr. and Mrs. Ctarlcs Daglia; third, Mr. ard Mrs. E. N. Hinkle and Vegetable Market r f “ In New York this morning, Florida cntihago was slightly higher at 14.00 per crate. Carrota dropped slightly to $4.00 per crate of 40-t lb. film bags. Celery wus steady at $3.60$3.75 per crate o f 3 to 3 dozen alze, with a few 214 dos. at $4 00. Cartons of 18 celery hearts were $3.25-$3.60. Chin­ ese cabbage was a bit higher at $2.25-$2.50. Endive was mostly unchanged at $2.00$3.00, mostly $2Jt0-$2.76, and eirarole was steady at $2.00$2.60. Fair quality romaine lettuce brought 91JSO-$l.7S per crate, plain parsley was $6.00 per crate of 6 dozen bunches and radishes ranged 85 rents to $1.25, mostly $1.00 per basket of 30-0 os. film bags. In Central Florida yester­ day, cabbage moved rather slowly at $2.76-$3.00 per crate. The first celery offerings o f the season from Sanford sold well at $2.00 for 4 dozen size and $2.25 for all others. Fair quality endive and escarola were about unchanged, with endive at $1.60-$ 1.76 and esCarols $t.25-$1.5U per crate. Iceberg lettuce brought $3.00 per crate for fair quality and $2.60-$2.76 for poorer. Rumalne and big Boston types of lettuce were $1.50 per crate. Green onions sold for $1.00 per dozen bunches and parsley was $2.26 per crate of 6 dozen bunches. Radishes were most­ ly around 75 cents per basket, with some as low as 00 cents. Only men and ants engage In organised physical conflict between groups of tha tame species |fourth, Mrs. Gloria Accardi i and Mrs. Harry Schob. Winners section two* dir­ ected by# Jessie Pearsall, were, NS, first, Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Walters; second, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Sandborn; third, Sirs. E. E. Anderson and Mrs. D. Wilson and fourth, Mrs. A. G. Bcson and Mrs. Frank Holder. EW, first, Loris Weeks and R. T. Stevens; second, Mrs. Minnie Heilman and F. R. Tax - Primer This Is tbe seventh of eight article* in the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. I n c o m e Tex Primer. Ry Richard A. Mullens and Charles W . Schoeiteman Do you hare the idea that all money you received last yesr Is reportable as Income on your tax return dut before April 15. 19037 Do you believe that because you did not receive cash but only property (or a promise to pay, you do not have any in­ come to report? You may be wrong on both eount*. If you received Ilf* Insurance (or accident or health policy) proceeds last year paid be­ cause of the death o f the In­ sured person, this amount would generally not be taxable income. Suppose, furthermore, the employer o f your deceased husband paid you, as his wid­ ow, a sum of, aay $7,000; it that taxable T Generally, $5,000 o f the amount is not taxabls— if the employer has paid no other amount to anyone vise. If the employer paid, for ex­ ample, another $3,000 to your children because o f your hus­ band's death, the $5,000 ex­ clusion must be apportioned among tha total $10,000 — $3,600 to you and $1,500 among your children. This $5.000 employs death benefit ex­ clusion Is a specific legal al­ lowance, strictly controlled and limited by law. Now, there are two addi­ tional rules which m i g h t change the result of the exam pi*. One In your favor; ont not so favorable. —Gifts are not taxed and there is no limit on them. Therefore, if the amount the employer pays you, as the employe's widow (and/or your children, r e g a r d l e a a of amount), Is a g ift (within the meaning o f ths taw), then, courts have said, w h o l e amount la tax.fres. — However, If tha employer was only paying you certain amounts, such as your hus­ band's unuaued annual leave or Ids earned bonus, payable to him during this lift, the ex­ clusion would not apply. Nor does the excluaiezz apply to any other amount to which he would have been entitled had he lived or to which he could Frohclich, third, Mrs. Marian Ackerman and Mrs. Elsa Unkits and fourth. Mrs,< F ./A . Matheson and William Lutz. The club Is sponsoring a scries of contract bridge les­ sons with Mrs. N. J. Nlvcr of Daytona Beach serving aa instructor. A total of 4T stu­ dents attended this week’s Tuesday morning session and By Jane Cssselberzy stayed to play duplicate The American Legion Dis­ bridge at the regular meet­ trict Meeting was held Sun­ ing. day st Post 41 in EusUs. Con­ ducting the meeting was Kenneth Moyer, sixth (illdistrict commander. Those attending from Amer­ ican Legion Memorial Post 236 of Casselberry were Har­ old Kryder, post commander and Miller Evans, Ben Evans and Larry Mapleeden. ed t*** meeting, welcomed members and guests and ex­ Only one In SO persons lived pressed hla appreciation to all In urban places when the first who had helped made thia U. S. census was taken la 1790. three year's in offica so pleas­ ant. T Y P E W R IT E R S Demsrest urged a tdg turn­ out for the Lincoln Day Din­ A n n i N O * M A C H IN E S ner to be held at ths Stetson New and Used Union Building in IleLand at Manual 4k 0:30 p, m., Feb. 13. Tickets Electric for the dinner, which will in­ Standard 4k PertaMe clude a program o f high qual­ ity entertainment, arc now BALES ft RENTALS available. Refreshments and a social HAYNES hour followed at the closa of OFFICE MACHINE CO. agnolla. Sas $14 Mis last week’s installation meet­ Saafard Always Open ing. Legion Holds District Meet DeBary Republicans Install New Officers New officers of the DeBary Republican Club were install­ ed at last week's meeting by Judge Albert D. Williams. Taking over were Horace A. Demurest, president; M r a . Earl D. Merrill, first vice pres­ ident; Mra. Adam Muller, sec­ ond vice president; John A. Park, third vice president; Mrs. Lawrence Tinsley, cor­ responding and recording secretary; Mrs. Murlc Accardi, financial secretary and Mrs. Lillian Wynn, treasurer. Rev. Paul Schults wus ap­ pointed to aerve us chaplain. Ralph Whitherell, retiring president who presided, open­ What Is Income ? not have forfeited his rights. A—Ordinarily It Is now tax -1 Child support designated as •however, taxed to tbe wife and (husband to a dependency ex* There are however, many ed to the wife receiving it and I *uch In the divorce, separation not deductible by the husband, emption. complicated additional r u l e s deductible by the husband.! or ether Instrument is not, I It MAY however, entitle the | Next: Medical deductions. which will permit the $5,000 excluiion If your huiband was a party to any number of plans, trusts or contracts which his employer might have established. Investigation Is wise. Ordinarily, amounts paid un­ der a joint and survivor's an­ nuity under which the employe was the primary annuitant are NOT excludable under the above $5,000 exclusion, If the annuity starting date occurred Open 9 til 9 Mon. • Thurn. • Fri. prior to the employe's death. A t mentioned, there are other items as contrasted with 9 til 6 Tucs. • Wed. • Sat. life insurance and employ* death benefits that are taxable even though not received—or not received In cash. Q— Suppose you take a new job and your new employer pays your moving expenses to the post o f your new duty for you, your family and your household possessions, ia that income, even though he pays for the transportation and for the mover directly? A —Yes on both counts. Rut rr.wgj, /sssMwJWv/d-/.Hat--Ik-your old (present) employer, at his convenience (and not yours), does the earn* thing, you do • 2 Wash Temperature not have Income subject to U s. • Damp Dry Spin Q—Does a husband who transfer* appreciated stock in • Safely Lid Break a property settlement prior to divorce in exchange for hli wife's marital rights have any income on the transaction? A —The Supreme Court re­ cently said yea— generally to tha extent o f the fair appreci­ ation In value of the stock over Its cost. Q—How is alimony general­ ly treated? FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER M ake Washday A Pleasant D a y ! G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC Automatic Washer Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! WA 509 G E N E R A L $ 0 ELECTRIC Giant Capacity Dryer • N o S p e cia l W ir in g N e e d e d ! • D riea R ig 12 L b . 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O f Sanford and AND IN S T A L L E D South Seminole County COMPARE: BRING THIS AD *6 0 0 s.w*3 2 " (For 14 Months) $2* >5 4 " Repay *10 Per _____ (F t # Meath*) OPFNJ W ' C l l 1:31 t# 5:00 I»nlly except Wed. ta !:M Wed. aad S a t and Sat P H O N E Titra te 8 -2 1 2 7 G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC F it! 1 95 6 .6 1 Ford < Except Falcon IN FERN P LA Z A 77 GENUINE FORD 12 Volt B A T T ER Y ^ *137 O IL F ILT E R S 57 • 62 Ford ft Falcon u rn ett Of Their New Office ELECTRIC MOBILE MAID J J T 6 5 FORDS 1952 • 61 W A $2$ GENERAL 54 . 56I FORI FORD F in a n c e C om pany Announces The Opening 77 Get out o f the Kitchen — GENUINE FORD EACH B bPark 25th Per Me. Decorator Portable T V • Built-In Adjustable Antenna D Hit 16 in Bquare "Daylight Bine" Picture D Coeven lent Front Controls D Rich Clear Front Round D Automatic Gala Control TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, MLA. PH. FA l - l i S l Winter Park MI 4-8918 O N L Y 22 P O U N D S *147 77 EA SY C R E D IT TER M S — U P T O 36 M O N TH S T O PAY ■*' �K ji ftanfnrh Page 4 — Jan. 24, 1963 ffrrptD Annual Sorority Luncheon JU3PRKSENTING THEIU SORORITY chapter* at the joint luncheon and fnnhion show are left to right, Mrs. Joe Corley Jr., Mrs. Jack Erickson, 44 A joint luncheon meeting of the four chapters of lift a Slit* tna 1'hl was held Saturday at the Hamilton Home. The group held a similar meeting last year and it was so suc­ cessful lliey decided to make it an annual affair. Forty-five members were present for a luncheon of filet mlgnon, with all the trimmingt, followed by a delight­ ful fashion show. Fashions were presented from Playgirl Fashions in Fern Park. Jeanne Warnkc was commentator and gave a review- of what will be fashionable in 1KJ. Theme for the show was “ Early Spring Illrds Fash­ ions." Models were Mrs. Hurl Hrvcls, Mrs. Hon Smith, Mrs. Wallace I'earoek, Mrs. Paul Lewis and Mrs. Hon Cahill. Make up was through the courtesy of flcauty Counselor and four door prizes were awarded, lliey were donated by Playgirl Fashions, Beauty Counselor and the Theta Epal] oii Chapter of Meta Sigma Phi. All models wrre from this chapter, who was host chapter for the occasion. Officers Wives O f V A H -3 Meet For Coffee The Afterburner Itooin of the 110(4 was (lie aite of the January VAH-3 Officers' Wives coffee. Hostesses for the morn­ ing affair were Mrs. Albert Anlar, Mrs. Frank IIransom and Mrs. Louis Krlscr. Mrs. itoy Farmer, president. Welcomed guests, Mrs. Jackie Wahrk .Hid Mrs. Freda IlMiop, Farewell siher gilts were presented to Mrs. Charles (iuthrie, Mr*. William Relay anil Mrs. Hurtland Weber, who will In' leaving this month. Plans are in the making for the luncheon nest month. Mrs. Farmer urged that all mem­ bers make this a must as there will be an added attraction. Members desiring to play bridge or canasta on the first Thursday of every month, please rontuet Mrs. Kenneth Sandon. Mrs. Lewis, social chair­ man of Theta Epsilon, was also general chairman of the arrangements for the day. Three types o f faddon* were modeled hy the group: sports. Joe Definition, Mr*. V. I), llnnlin and Mr*. Lowifl. (Herald Photo) altcrnoon and evening wear. A pink and white cokir thome was carried out in dec­ orations with an arrangement of pink roses adorning the head table. Presidents of the four chap­ ters are Mrs. Joe Corley, Zcta XI; Mrs. Jack Erickson, Theta Epsilon; Mrs. Joe Dennisun, (ismma Lambda, and Mrs. (ilenn McCslI, Zi fists Eta. Glenda Largent Celebrates Third Birthday lly lion ns Kale* Little (Slendii L a r g e n t , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wc*iey Largent, rclcbratod her third birthday last week with a family birthday party at their homr, Midway Heights, in Long wood, Her sunt, Mrs. Carl Iximmler, haki'd a beautiful birth­ day cake with white (rusting and decorated In green. Across Hie lop was written "Happy itirthday" and small plastic animals Including a girnftc, Uon. hlppotut is.it s, c|e. pliant and tiger were placed on the top as though they were parading around. Following the gilt opening, (ilenda's small fry cuusins, Pam amt Carol Hicks, J tinier nnd llarhara Lommlcr, all of Ixmgwood, and Cary and Meeky Metcalf of Oviedo were served the birthday cake and punch. While Ihe children were en­ joying the parly the grown­ ups, Mrs. A. J. Metcalf, Mrs T. K. Hicks, Mrs. Loinmkr and grandparents, Mr. and Mr«- C. II. Largent, were serv­ ed cake and coffee. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Hohert A. DrFree of East Meadow-, N. Y., announce (he birth of an right pound, (our and one-half ounee daughter, Debra Jo Ann, Jan. 11’ at the Hempstead (ieneral Hospital in East Meadow, Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. It. (irant of 1/mgwood and great grand­ mother Is Mr*. M. L. McDan­ iel, also of Longwood. Paternal grandparents sre Mr. and Mrs, A lie DePrcc of Hawthurne, N. J, T ip couple Ins one other child, 53 month old Robert Jr. GLENDA and Iter birthday cuke. fjohd&n WOO RHONE CIRCLE Members of the Woodroso Circle cnjoypd a trip to Ihe Florida Nursery In Lceihurg at their January program. A tour of Hie nursery was conducted hy Mr. Holtz, fol­ lowed by lunch which wss brought hy the memhers. Mrs. Walter Gardner was Introduced as the new general courtesy chairman. Horticul­ ture chairman, Mrs. Vernon Micks, gave a report on atepa lo lake Id aid in (be recovery from the freeze damage, planting and pest control. New members welcomed Into the eluli were Mrs. Elmer Avcnrl and Mrs. Phillip Ix>gan. All members of the Harden Club are Invited to attend Use Feb. 14 meeting of tha circle, when Mrs. Alice Smart will speak on laudscaplng. A recent aoclal for club membera and friands wai held at the home of Mrs. John Gor­ man. m T rtW Hff TH* Cohmh SPRING SHIPM ENTS A R RIV IN G Uy Mrs. II. L. Johnson I found this saying in a cook book I wss looking through re­ cently at my daughter's and thought you readers might en­ joy It. It's called "The Cook's Creed" snd goes like this; The health of my family Is in my care; therefore— I will preserve ai far as pos­ sible the nutritive elements in the foods which ara delivered to me. My family's enjoyment of food Is In my care; therefore— I will preserve and enhance the attractive qualities of Use foods with which I work. Stretching the food dollar Is part of my responsibility; therefore— I will take such care of foods that none will spoil. I will uss leftovers with thought and skill. A well prepared dish and an appetising meal are a creative achievement, therefore— I shill derive happiness from work Itself. Good food Is of prime Im­ portance to my family; there­ fore— I shall take pride tn doing an out*’. t A'/’* — . ... How do you like ItT • • • This week for our "favorite of other land* cookies’ * let’s try something from Holland. Dutch cookies are very rich, many of them calling for brsndy or wine Instead of wa­ ter or other liquids. They use quite a bit of butter and cheese In their baking. Cookie baking In Holland li practical­ ly a dally chore and must be fitted Into the regular house­ hold routine which ii a part o f avery good Dutch housewife's homemaking. T h e s e cookies are ealled Sand Tarts. Preheat oven to 150 degrees F. COMBINE snd blend well: 1 eup butter H tip. salt 1 tap. vanilla It tap. almond attract BEAT In gradually: 1*4 cup sugar BEAT in: t egg STIR In: 2 cups sifted flour ADD: i-6 or. pkg. M cup) Nrstie's Semi Sweet Chocolate Monels Drop by teaspoons on ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Yield approximately 6 dozen. • • • 1 tip. salt »* tip. bottled mest saura Its cups boiling water 1 cup canned or fresh applesauce 1 Up. lemon juice Brown chops on both sides in a well heated skillet without Use addition or fat. Arrange chops in a shallow to by « by 2 baking dish. Cook minced garlic unlit lender In pork fat left In skillet. Then add flour, salt, pepper and meat sauce, blending mixture thoroughly. Add water and cook until mix­ ture Is thickened and bolls, stirring constantly. Then add applesauce and lemon Juice and mix thoroughly. Pour over rhops. Place In hot oven at 4W degrees. Bike for H i hours. • • • Here is a recipe that was requested hy Henry Jameson. It was sent to us by Ellen Doiaey. "Old Fashioned Sweet Potato Pone." Ba sure to try U as it sounds very good. 6 raw sweet potatoes 1 stick butter ■4 cup sweet cream '4 t.*p nutmeg >4 tip. vanilla 2 eggs 1 eup molasses (t4 cup chopped nuts If desired) Peel and grate raw potatoes. Combine all Ingredients, pour Into shallow baking dish acd baka In moderate oven 350 de­ grees, stirring several times until It begins to brown. Then let brown crust form. • • • Here is a pretty colored cake eaUed "R ed Velvet Cake." It comes from Mrs. Fort Poole. Cream: l4 cup butler or Crisca 114 cups sugar Beat and add: *2 eggs Make paste of: 2 tbsps. cocoa 1 os. red food coloring Beat well. 1 cup butter or oleo Add vanilla (1 tsp.) Add to flour mixture; beat like cream. • i f Dresses — From $10.98 to $33.00 According to the United Fresh Fruit snd Vegetable Assn., sweet potatoes of the deep orange-colorrd varieties are important sources of car­ otene. Tha content Is high and IncreaMi during the period of storage before sweet potatoes reach the retail market. The caratcne content drops grad­ ually after six months. SILKS - LINENS • COTTONS • • • We like the sound of this recipe from Mrs. 0 . M. Witt for Pecan Slicks. Mix well and pack U inch thick In a greased to by 15 pan: 1 cup butler 1 egg yolk 2*4 cups flour t cup sugar 2 tip. cinnamon Best until stiff and spread on top of dough; I egg white 1 Ibsp. sugar Add and press into dough; t cup chopped pecans Hake at 35u degrees fur 20 minutes. When cool cut into 1 by 3 sticks. • * • Wc also have from Mrs. Poole i recipe for s Million Dollar Cake which 1 will give next week. Don't forget to send in those recipes to the new address. Hie. I, Box 31-11, Sanford. Casselberry JUNIORS • MISSES - PKT1TKS • ' j SIZES Suits — From $14.98 to $33.00 Friday und Saturday « ! § , 2520 REDUCED T O C LEA R O U T GROUP OF WOOL SLACKS OPEN Personals F R ID A Y NIG H TS Q im . 0 MEN'S W EAR 115 Magnolia Avr. Phone FA 2-15S1 Add: 2U cups cake flour or regular flour 1 cup buttermilk f al­ ternate) Add: 1 tap. vanilla 14 to l tsp. salt Mix together: t tbap, vinegar 1 tsp. soda Add to batter. Makes three •-inch layers. Baka 350 de­ grees for 30 minutes. Cooked Icing Let's try this meat dish. It 5 tbsps. flour (or 214 tbsps. cornstarch) kill serve four. Pork Chop* la Applesauce t cup sweet milk (or boiling water) Gravy Cook untQ thick. Lat cool. P i lbs. loin pork chops (4) 2 tips, finely minced garlic Cream: 1 eup sugar 3 tbsps. flour 2 SPEED - 3 CYCLE K EN M O R E W A S H ER 6 Months Supply Of Tide With PURCHASE OF THIS Washer • All Porcelain YOU CAN SET YOUR OWN WATER LEVEL AND THE Immediate Delivery C O C K T A IL Of A FT ER 5 VulentinoB (Djisaasa *204 Delivered & Initialled to ExliiUng Plumbing ‘ id e a ls” $050 DR. JACKETS SW EATERS And HAN DBAGS PARK Special S ALE All Regular Slock Of AND A NEW STRAW Jo DF.SIREH TEMPERATURE. Greetings Jl'KT ARRIVED SHIPMENT OP JEW ELRY OPEN WED. AFTERNOON AND F ill. NIGHT ONLY Selection W ID E V A R IE T Y OF GIFTS FOR Y O U R “ V A L E N T IN E ” T H A T A R E T R U L Y D IF F E R E N T PURSES Howe's 3 -D A Y S A LE Thursday, SPRING B A R G A IN S IN ODDS A N D ENDS By Jane Casselberry 3lr. and 3Irs. Ralph 31oorc, 202 Wilshire Drive, Howell Park, are enjoying a vjslt from their daughter (Judy), Mrs. Jim Vieweg, of Loiml, 111. H A T S and Short Sets — $5.98 When sewing a dress for yourself or a child, sew a patch of the matrrial to one of the seama on the inside. Each time Ihe dress Is laun­ dered, the patch will be laun­ dered, too. Then should you ever need to mend the gar­ ment. tho material will match cxartly, life J dtomsmaliAAA OPEN FRIDAY O FF MG11TA il't a culoHet it's THE Kitottel OUR ENTIRE HTOtk OF- JEW ELRY . f y 2 Price and it's terrific. Short nod smart lor active sports and inactive fur. In wash and wear Dacron end cotton solids, or woven ploidi. , . bright on dark grounds. Sues I la M and just Open A ll Day W ed. Friday Night Til 9:00 I9 J 5 NO M O N EY DOW N Up To 24 Months To Poy At $10 Per Month (Formerly Mr Vicar*) G in 'S • CARDS . HOOKS 210 E. , * * joSJui. LMnig iiww FIRST HT. Playgirl F A SH IO N S FERN FLAZA-TE 8-3315-FERN P A R IL F L A . Under Same Ownership A s Alw ays, Giving — Quality • Fashion • Service Sears Catalog Sales Office S A N F O R D p H< F A 2 .1 7 7 1 �r A -* - —■. j * » r 1 A %• •;r # n fB r b Twist Party Enjoyed In Longdate fly Donna Erie* Miss Barbara Evans and Master Donald Kendrick were host and hostess at a recent twist party held at the Ken­ drick home on Lormann Circle in Longdale. Tlic youngsters as well a> chips, prctrels, crackers anti the parents who attended en­ soil drinks were served. (iucsts ineluded Alice Ison. joyed twisting, eating and just having a good time in general Tracy Estes, Ronnie O'Neal, Freda Felgar, Jimmy and from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Refreshments of p o t a t o Tommy Walton. Sheila Hollis. fi£v- SOME OF THE TWISTERS lit the party held at the Kendrick home, in LutiKdaTfe, tire left to right, Claire Zwolinski, Mark und Don Kendrick and Nheiiu Hollis, Mrs. Walton Hostess For Church Class Members of the Homemak­ er* Sunday School Class of the First Raptist Church met at the Loch Arbor home ol Mrs, Glenn Walton tor the monthly business and social. Mr*. X. C. Booth gave the opening prayer and Mrs. G. T. Pittard led the devotions. Mrs. It. A. Cohen presented a poem entitled, “ Look, God." Mrs. John Fuller gave the secretary and treasurer's reports. During the business session, which was presided o ie r by Mrs. W. W. Horne, president, members were re([nested to bring good used clothing for the needy families project. During the social hour Mrs. Walton and co-hostess, Mrs. Cohen. served refreshments of cake. Ice cream dessert bar, coffee, nuts and minis. Olliers attending were Mines. C. L. Park Sr., lenchcr of the class, T. A. Best. It. A. fleck. J. L. Hobby, J. Hidcckcr. Joe lluulh, Curtis Lavender, E. C. Schrum and II. E. Long. Dorcas Class Welcomes T w o New Members The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. John Walker. Bldge Bond. Loch Arbor, for Ihc monthly business and social. Mr*, Eugene Penninglon. president, conducted the bus­ iness session and introduced two new members, Mrs, Ed­ ward E. Smith Jr. and Mrs. Leo Watson. Mrs. T. W. Mcro led the de­ votions using as her topic “ Judging Olhcrs." supplement­ ing the scripture from the book of Matthew. Mrs. Walk­ er was assisted in serving re­ freshment* by her daughter, Pat. Othcri attending were Mmes. Charles A. Lewis, William Malinowski. Raymond Wil­ liams, Harold Heekcnbach, Charles L. Robinson. J. G. David, W. J. Brooks, Carl G. TUUi, Douglas Stenitrom. 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The altar was decorated with baskets of white gladioli and chrysanthemums a n d Miss Mae la-one, organist, present­ ed a program of nuptial music. Given in marriage by her father, tho bride wore a floor length gown of Chantilly lacc fashioned with bodice and overskirt of silk organza, Her elbow lengtli veil was attached to a crystal tiara an<l she car­ ried a bouquet el white carna­ tions. J Miss Jmti Dick of Lake Park was maid of lionor and Miss Cecils Durand of Sanford, a sisler of the groom, was bridesmaid. The attendants wore blue satin liell-lype dresses, royal blue headpieces will] nose-tip veils und carried bouquets ol pink curnations. Ronald Durand of Sanford was Ills brother’ s best man. Robert Durand of Sanford, an­ other brother, and James Horny of Saginaw, Mich., were ushers. Following llie ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the Colonial Room u[ Capt. Alex'* Restaurant in Riviera Beach. The bride is a graduate of the Riviera fleaeh High School and has served as dental as­ sistant for Dr. Jerry Guffey or Lake Tack. The groom attended schools in Sanford and Jacksonville and is presently serving with the U. S. Air Force at McCoy Air Force Base in Orlando. The couple left for a two week wedding trip to Miami. SOFTEN DRY SKIN If your skin is dry. moistur­ ising night cream applied just before you go to sleep will lubricate your skin. The mois­ turizing clement* will be at work all night to soften and smooth your complexion. Qw w Isi'a ADVANCED Personals Teresa ami Rcnca Rowe, Gary Rea wine, Kathy Richardson, Claire Zwoilnski. Mike and Pa­ tricia Beeler. Judy Hollis. Mark Kendrick Renca Pontl, Jay Felgar, Rill and Carolyn Rodgers and Vondi Powell. Parents attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs. George Felgar, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Howe. Mrs. Frank Evans and Mrs. David Powell. i By Umla SmltliMin Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saw in of Ripley, X. Y.. are spending part of ttieir Florida vacation with Mr and Mrs Arthur Rey­ nolds on Lake Hayes Road. Among the recent callers at the E. G. Cross residence were Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Warren, Pa.; Ross Bailey and Mis* Leader, formerly ol Youngsvillc, Pa., who are nowliving in Winter Haven. By Mr*. Cl arenee Snyder Mr. and Mrs. James Fraser and children, tairrie and Lloyd and Nelson Fraser of St. Petersburg spent Sunday with tlwir parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fraser. Mrs. Grace Burleson of Birmingham. Ala., i> ‘ pending some time with her aunt, Mrs. Rose Phillips. Recent guests of Mrs. Harry Osteen were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seller* of Red hook, N. Y,, and now visiting in Orange City, and Mr. and Mrs. Horton Wulcli, Mrs. Louise Beasley Personals Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rowland jiu! son. Tony, and Mrs. Clark of Portal, Ua., spent the past Lonardy of Sanford. weekend with her parent*. Mr. Mr. and Mr*. W. E, Meeker ami Mr*. O. T. 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Tha Twins mar very well t s an Amsrlean League pen­ nant contender If he la beasn if Paicual posted a SB-11 record and ■ M l earned ran average Iait aeaaom. Ha bad tot etrlkeouta, II eomplata g im ei and Ore ahutonta, Tha Twins also signed Dick Wigman, who bad a 1 U record, pitcher Gary Dotar and nutfltldtr Jo* Nosoak. • J f R u v i itoiU top Woodk Held and tofleMere V h e Do La Hoi and M ai AIvls agreed to terms with tho Cleveland Indian*. Hold batted t o t with IS boatra and SI n un bat­ ted In U*t m a o s and may .face a tm g opposition for a regular job from Tony Mar­ tinet, up from JackaoarlQo •f tho lotan atkaal League. Do La Hot appeared to on­ ly i t gamto tor tho Indiana last n it o n while Airis, form­ er University o f T a n a foot­ ball player, batted .311 for Sa t Lake City. Al Jack ion, lithe left' ander w 'o ia g-IO record w u mis­ leading in 1133, became tho sixth member o f tho Now York Meta to sign. Jaekion pitched 13 complete games asd Impressed National Lea­ gue rivals aa n pitcher with a bright future. Tho Chicago White Sox brought their total o f satlsfk d players to i t with Uw signing of infieldero Pete Ward, Al Wall and Sam Eaposits. Well, who appears to ba a leading candidate to replace tha traded Lula Aparlelo at shortstop, atok 31 b a is i and batted .296 for the Indianapolis Indiana to 1963. Pitehar Ca! Kooooa, 10-10 By United Przaa International Scoring n e a r l y half 11 a points from the foul line, Florida dafoatod Florida State 94-ga Wednesday night In Gainesville. Tha Gators, the only eoutheaatim conference team Bas­ ing action, cashed In on 46 of S3 attempts from tho charity •trips to the delight o f o crowd o f 7,C03. Four Seminolea fouled out in the penaltytnerhej game. Forward Tom Barbee lad tha Gutor attack with 34 points, hitting fo r 16 o f 10 at­ tempts from tha free throw lino to Us a school record In that dipartznent. Choi II* Long s c o r e d 1 4 points for the 8emlnoIea. Al­ though the visitors trailed moat o f tho game, they tied it up with a spurt m i d w a p through tha aacond half, 71-71, Tha victory waa tho aeeond fo r Florida over the Seminole* this season. Florida la now 6-6 fe r tho season and FSU I* 9-9. N j SEC teams play tonight and Friday night Saturday's ached via shows Auburn at Georgia, Tennessee s t Georgia Tech, Miniailppl State at Met... Ma State, Middle TanUCUCO SUto at Mississippi and Xavier at Kentucky. Reds Get Shot In Arm By United Fr:ea latam U oaa! Ed Glacomln, who took over •a Providanca'a flrat-etriag g sail end *r approximately two waola ago, ia a shot to tha arm tha Rads hava bean Mak­ ing. Wedneaday night Glaeomta bad another strong perform­ ance In tha nets to help Prov­ idence whip Buffalo, $-1, to an A me. lean Hockey League en­ counter. T in S3-year-old Glacomln, who had been warming tho bench aa understudy to GU Mayer most o f tho season, has ■pcarfacadad tho Rod’s fourgame winning straak, having surrendered three goals |n this stretch and only nino to hJt last a.vzn contests. agreed to a contract with the Inflelder K a rr Breeding, Chicago Cabo, who now have obtained Is t trad* with the SS players ssd sr contract Baltimore Orioles, signed Kaonea Included a ene-hltler with tha Washington Bssstors among hie Victoria# lest see-1 a lo o f with tofioUer John sea and t o n e e f his defeat* |Kennedy, reeUo outfielder JUMPING THE GUN — Dodger pitchers take advantage o f a au nn y day In Lot Angeles to get In a workout at Dodger Stadium. On the mound are Ron Ferranosld, left, and Larry Sherry. Left Tha DeBary Fishing Club h u booked tbe Maryann out o f Daytona Beach with Capt. By United Press la te n ttk e a l Frank Timmons for a deep sea What happens when aa ir* fishing trig pleased lor Feb. m U fih ie force meets an 1mmovabk object? A total o f 40 persons can A thunderous crash results. make the trip and to mem­ This deafening sound will be ber* o f tha club already have echoed from Chicago Stadium made rcacrvatkns. It U urged Saturday night when Cincin­ that those wishing to Join tha nati (14-0), the nation's No. 1 group for tha day make ar­ team in college basketball rangements with Clyde Wright, rankings and defensive prow­ club president, at tha earliest ess locks horns with thirdpoulble date, ranked Illinois (13-1), second Prists Including an lea highest scoring aggregation In cheat, a casting or spinning tho country. rod, monofilament lint, hunt­ In the other half o f tbo sea­ ing knife and a minnow bucket son'* most crucial doublewill be awarded In conjunction header, No. t Loyola o f Chi­ with the trip. cago meets Santa Clara. The The club also la apauaarlag Rambtera a f Chicago hava a fishing contest with prise* won IT straight to running up to go for Urn largest shad, cash register figures aa the b u i or speckled parch. Tbe top point-maker o f tho cam ­ contest will conclude with the paign. Fab. lg moating. Entries may Santa C la n also bat excell­ ba weighed at tho Woatarn ent credentials, (porting a 9-4 Auto Asioc. Store to DeBary record and a tie for tha lead o r at weighing atattona w hen to tha West Coast Athklic Con­ tha fish are caught Prises ference. will ba a yetr'a membership Actually, this twtabUI could to the club and a I I task ba a preview o f NCAA tourney award tor each winner. play. Tha color film, "Looker Tbe Bearcats o f Cincinnati Lora," which abowa bow to lo­ k ad tbo Missouri V alky Con­ cate and catch flab, alee win ference u usual and bavt woo ba shown at tha Fab. U m eat tho NCAA tills the last two log to ba bold to the Recrea­ year*. Illinois la hair apparent tion Room o f tho Fire Hall to Ohio State aa tho Big Tan beginning at V;M p.m. Conference champ. ClnclnnaU’e vaunted non* defense could c a u u Illinois Joins Club trouble, but the mini may hava MONTREAL (U P !) - The tha anawar to Billy BurwaU, Montreal Canadians have to- who has tha n th beat field catkd Gordon (R od) Reran- goal percentage with n J l l •on from Hull-Ottawa o f tbo mark. Bailers Pro Hockey League. On tha other band, Ran Bon­ Tbo fe r v o r University o f ham la a match tor any DUMichigan alar scored to goals nol* scorer with an average to a games with tha Cana- o f t l points t game and a dkne' farm alub. nation-leading foul shooting to right In the background are BUI Singer, Ed Roebuck, Bob Miller, Phil Ortega and Coach Lefty Phillips. Nothing like having the arm in condition fo r a running start. percentage of .939. Mora fireworks era due Sat­ urday when sixth-ranked Geor­ gia Tech ahoote for a tie with seventh • ranked Mlaaiaiippl State In the Southeastern Con­ ference. Tech engages Tenneisee In a league battle while State has an out-of-conference game with Memphis State. Fourth-ranked Duke, Uod for the lead In the Atlantic Coait Conference, and the No, 10 West Virginia Moualalneera, Southern Conference kadera, hook up In a dael which could result In a drastic change of ratings. Art Heyman keys the Duke offense. Rod Thorn may hold tha West Virginia answer to the Blue Devil scoring lead­ er. Wichita, ranked e i g h t h , clashes with the Air Force. Arizona Stale (No. 5) and Stan­ ford (No. 91 are idle. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) —A balding kegler who never had much luck In the national championships and a seventime champ grandmother to­ day dominated the $100,ooo World Series of bowling. Pat PaUarton, 36, St. Louis bowling proprietor, stepped into tha lead of men's competi­ tion on Wednaaday night from sixth place. Robbie Robinson of Wilmington, Del., w u sec­ ond followed by a host of St. Louis men. Marlon Ladewlg, a 46-yearold kegler from Grand Rap­ id!, Mich., also Jumped from sixth place Wednaaday night to the k a d of women. Tha calm, seven • time champion ousted Donna Zimmerman of Akron, Ohio, who dropped to aeeond. Sylvia Wan* of Phila­ delphia was third. Afternoon and night ses­ sions were slated with tbo men rolling four games and tha women two oach UaM to double round-robin duals. Scor­ ing is by the Petersen system. SAN FRANCISCO (U P !) — Arnold Palmer, Gary player and BUI Casper led tbs birdie brigade off the tee la the first round o f the $50,000 Lucky International golf tour­ nament today. But before teeing off. Palm­ e r took a good look at the rules. Last week the king of the golfers was penalized for a rules Infraction. "And this time I want to make sure 1 know what I'm doing," aald Palmer. He w u kidding, o f course. Because be already knows enough about the gams to have become the greatest money-winner o f aU time. Palmar figurei to do a oomehaek from last week. He was well la contention for two rounds at Pebble Beach. Then be skied to a big 77 on the third round. To top that off, he took nine on the IStb hole of the final round before finding out that be should have been disqualified for his rule Infraction during the third lg kolas. But he'll hav« the biggest gallery all through this tour­ nament, no matter what ha does. However, Caspar may cap­ ture some o f tbs crowd. He won the Crosby last week and ha warmed up for this one Wednesday by shooting a four-under-par C7 to tie with Dave Ragan for low honors. That little workout was worth $463.50 each. The big problem with play­ ing at tbs municipally-owned Harding Park course U tha greens. They are rough. And bumpy. Player, Palmer and Caaper each has won a golf tour­ nament this year, and they are Ibe three leading money wlnnera on the 1063 circuit. Jack Nlcklaua, the Natioaal Open champion, Indicated ba Is ready to corral a title, too, when ho finished onestroke off the pace at the Crosby—mlailng a tie by throe-pulling the final green. The Eighth Annual Charity Handicap highlights the program at tho Sanford-Orlando Kaanel Club tonight, the oc­ casion being Charity Night at the track when all money raised during the evening will be turned over to chari­ table organizations In Seminok and Orange countks. Representatives o f the var­ ious charitable units will be en hand for the presentation o f the trophy to tbo owner of the greyhound winning tbo handicap. Orvllk Moses' Protocol will probably bo favored by tbo fans. The M-pound black brlndls h u hod four starts, all In grade A, and h u post­ ed one first and one second. In winning bo was clocked at 31.07 seconds for tbo S/16th-mlk distance, a speed not equalled by any other entry. Opposing Protocol will bo Rally Winner To Be Decided BELLEA1R (U P I)-T ou m ey medalist and two-tlma winner Ed Randal! o f Miami waa scheduled to play former win­ ner Jack Ruiaeli of Clearwater in the top match today In the 39th American Seniors golf championship. Randall won the event In 1935 and 1951 while Russell took the title In 1961. Another former champion was to Me action In today’s quarterfinals. Egon Quittner of Rydal, Pa., who won In I960, w u paired against Bruce Cof­ fin of Marblehead, H s u . Inf D arin a and Mias Parry. Cannalfete and Pooda's Flaahy Boy will both bo try­ ing for a third win. Flashy Boy has triumphed la his last two outing* and will be shooting tor throe ia ■ row. Tbtro will bo no matinee tomorrow but one will be on tap Saturday starting at 3. l b s first of also Friday ma­ tinees Is scheduled tor Fob. 1, on* week from tomorrow, gjJOOTM. rtaUcooeooo tcvnoiCT. w C H A R IT Y All Goes Profits To from Orange N IG H T Tonight's Racing Card Seminole Couaty Charities. And B rin e T m t C a r W h a r f th a E s p a r to A ra Brake & Front End Safety Service! Chief Pattie, CarmeOete, Tipay D isk , Pooda’s Flashy Bey, Erma Eastman, Bar- MONTE CARLO <UP1) — The winner of tha toad Monte Carlo rally will bo decided to­ day after drivers o f the to cars remaining in the rally have competed In tbe final teat—the Monte Carlo raeiag circuit speed trials. A total of U cups ranging In Importance from the over­ all rally winner downwards are at stake. gth ANNUAL LADIES NIGHT TONIGHT R A C IN G N IG H T L Y 8:10 EXCEPT SUNDAY ITABLY SORRY NO MINORS HEATED LUXURIOUS * H 'g ALSO WARM. SUNNY M A T IN E E S WEDNESDAY * SATURDAY 2 P .M . GRANDSTANDS CLUBHOUSE More Fun To Watch The Greyhounds Run" GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE M I W .I M M . F A M U 1 MIDWAY ✓ pitchers Larry Jailer, Clint SUrk and Bill Wakefield while the league champion San Franelieo Giants signed pitchers Baa Rivas and Blek Holden and Inflelder Larry Edmtmdeon. Lon Plnklla and pitcher Her Heleer. The Senators now hava 11 p la je n under con­ tra ct The st. Louis Cardinals signed first baieman Al Cos­ grove and Jeff Long and Charity Races Set At SOKC Tonight BETWEEN SANFORD * ORLANDO BRASS MOTORS { fc �i’ »4 : 'Greedy' SEC Turns Down FSU Bid ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ By Alan Mam 'Raking' In Too Much Loot ATLANTA, (UPI) — The SoutheMtom Confer­ ence, probably more secure financially than any simi­ lar group in the nation und loaded to the brim with outstanding athletic teams, settled down to the o f­ ficial business of its annunl meeting pretty well set In its ways. Changes, if any, apparent­ ly will be few and far be­ tween. The 12 member schools •re stuck with • national football eubstiUition change and don’t like i t And it ap­ peal* that the only change they may make on their own might be to standardise en­ trance exams fo r athletes on acholarshlps. There are lot* o f other pro. posais, hut it looks like they will all be brushed aside by a conference that has it made knows it and doesn't want to rock the boat. For example, the Unlver alty o f Florida, a member, is seeking admission fe r Flo­ rida State, an independent which plays as many games against S.E.C. opponents In football, basketball and other sports aa most conference teams do. But, the S.E.C. bus been raking in money from its fre­ quent bowl trips and television appearances and the thought o f having to split that taka 18 way* instead o f 12 doesn't seem to bo a pleasant one. Many other schools have sought admission over ths years, but tha result continues to be the eame. The opposition to the new substitution rule grew Wed nesday after George Gardner, chief o f the SEC Officials A s­ sociation, explainad it to tha ecaches. Florida’s Ray Graves called it ” a step backward" and Mississippi State Athletic Director Wads Walker said tha new rules restrict college football more than ever. Strongest opponent to the entrance examination propoe al appeared to be Louisiana State Athletic Director Jim Corbett who predicted It would pass by a 7-5 vote but aald ha had to ha against It because Louisiana law requires ad­ mission o f accredited high echoo] graduate! without an exam. It appeared unlikely that enough votes could be mu*' tered from among the ecbool presidents or their represents, lives fo r expanding the fresh man football season from three games to five. But sev­ e n ) coaches pcinted out that tha freshmen now have a rougher t i m e scrimmaging against the varsity. Mississippi .Slate's P a u l Davis doubted there is an other conference in tha coum try which limits its freshmen la three games. There a n other proposals on today's agtnde, but most a n technical in natun and, for the most part, aren't like­ ly to find sufficient backing. It was difficult Wednesday to determine whether th en waa strong sentiment fo r tha scholarship limit change o f­ fered by Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd. Dodd would place tha limit on a year-to-year basis instead o f one figure to cover the entire program. SEC Commissioner Berole M oon held ccurt b a n Wed­ nesday la the BUtmore Hotel, headquarter* for the annual meeting, and left no doubt that tha Southeastern Confer, ence la basically a happy lo t The S.E.C. took pari In fire bowl gen es and M oon pointed out that even these who stayed at home picked up about $40,000 each as their th a n o f the bowl and televi­ sion receipts. M oon waa another who op ­ posed the new rulca changes. ! lie said he fears it cuts down the number of pleyera who will get into a game. The commissioner a l s o ; voiced opposition to admitting Florida Stale to the confer­ ence. "W e probably should ha thinking about cutting .‘ down rather than expanding," Moore said. lie said he favor;ed a round-robin schedule and thought perhaps tha bast set­ up would he a nine-team league with eight conferee#* games and two outside ones *aaeh year. Florida Sports Briefs MADISON (UPI) — Fresh water fishing facilities ere in for a big boost if a Gama and Fresh W a t e r Commlulonhacked bill paasea the legisla­ ture. The measure would add f l to the cost o f fishing licensee. The money would be used to create fish management areas, improva public a c c e s s . t o fresh water fishing areas and renovate worn out fishing wa­ ters by stocking. • • * GAINESVILLE (U PI) — Norm Carlson, a 1956 gradu­ ate o f the University o f Flor­ ida, will lake over e« head of sports publicity at the school Feb. 1, it was announced yes­ terday. Carlton is currently bead o f sports publicity at Auburn University, Ala., and Florida Athletic Director Ray Graves described him as "one o f the finest In the conference." Carlton, who became sports publicity director at Auburn in 1969, la married and has threo children. • * • Uria Cops Trophy In Fronton Action Some 150 members of ths Re­ tired Officers Association will be apodal guests o f the Fron­ ton tonight for a elate of sloven action filled games on the Orlando-Semlnola Canche. Uria outlasted ArclUo and Praders to win the Cypress Gardens Trophy Wednesday night during the f e a t u r e d eighth game singles match. The blushing Uria waa sur­ rounded by a bevy of beauties during the colorful ceremony while Tangerine Bowl Queen Sylvia Piner made the pre­ sentation. Tbs honored guests from Cypreaa Gardena stayed lata to tee A i tigs and Iriarte cap- PORT ST. LUCIE (U PI) — Jo* Brown o f W a i t Dee Moines, Iowa, held the lead with a hot 66 going Into the ■econd round o f the PGA's 16,000 Quarter-Century Golf Tournament today. Five proa were tied behind him after the first 18 holes o f the 86-hole tournament with C7’a. The tournament la re­ stricted to members o f the PGA with a t least 26 y e a n By United Free* latarneUaaal standing. One o f the tightest races in history is sbsping up In lb# National Hockey League. Takes New Job Only f o u r points (two SALT LAKE CITY. Utah gam es) separated the first (U PI)—John Nlkcevlch, who three team* after the Toronto served as line coach at the Maple Leafs defeated tha University o ! Utah for the last Montreal Canadians, 5-1, and the Chicago Black Hawks act five years, resigned Wednes­ tied for a 8*8 tie against the day to be corns aa assistant New York Rangers Wednesday football coach at the Univers­ night. ity o f Csllfornis. Before taking The results left the Black the Job at Utah, Nlkcevlch had Hawks in first place, three been tine coach at Idaho and points In front of the Canad College o f Pacific. lens, who enjoyed only a eoepolnt lead over tha Maple Leafs. The Detroit Red Wings. 4 Face Brumel Idle Wednesday night, a n only NEW YORK (U P D -B obby four points back of Toronto. Avant o f Los Angeles, Gene Johnson of the University of California, Bob Gardaar o f tha DETROIT (UF>— Tha De­ New York AC, and U.S. indoor troit Red Wings hare chipped and outdoor champion John Larry Jeffrey and Floyd Thomas of the Boston AA will Smith to Pittsburgh o f the compete against R u s s i a n American Hockey League to world record bolder Valery replace Ed Jeysl and Lowell Brumel, Feb. 1. in the Millrose MacDonald, who were re­ Games at Madiioo Square called from the lim e farm Garden. club Mooday. tore tbs All Star eleventh game double* with Jacin and Echanis in the runner up pos­ ition. Three To Compete BOULDER, Colo. (U PI) Pots vaulter Don Meyers and runners BUI Toomey and Ralph Morris o f the University of Colorado will compete Sat­ urday in the AAU-approvcd In­ ternational Meet of Champions st Winnipeg, Man. It will be the first meet for Meytre since he set an unofficial world indoor record o f 16 feet, l i t inches in the vault. Fights Mar, (Or Spark) NBA Action fflj* S sn fn rb R rra lb Jan. 2-1, 1063 — P a g o 7 Clay, Powell Clash Tonight PITTSBURGH (U T D -C harlie Powell, who forsook all other athletic endeavero to make one final push la the boxing game, gets his big chance tonight when ho meets third • ranked heavyweight Cassius Clay. A record local indoor crowd la expected to view tha fight, scheduled for 10 rounds or less. Both Clay and Powell pre­ dict it will be for less. The 29-year-old Powell, who has had only 32 fights since turning pro nine years ago, aees a victory in five. Clay has forecast a three-round kayo. Powell, who has *a*tt duty as a professional football and bastbsU player, has declared hi meet! to be tn the "greatest shape o f my career." He pre­ pared for the fight by spar­ ring 71 rounds during a twomonth training period. Clay, who turned pro after winning the Olympic title in I860, Is undefeated in IS fights, Including 11 kayocs. He pa­ raded through 10 fights last By United Prose International Then again. If the Liston Patterson rematch flops they can always throw In Woody Sauldsberry against La* Shaf­ fer. Sauldsbcrry, who at e-foot-7, 235 pounds isn't the world’s meekest person, decked the smaller—C-foot-T and only 220 pounds — Shaffer with one punch Wednesday night in the first period of what almost re­ sembled a basketbsU game be­ tween the Chicago Zephyrs and Syracuse Nationals. Not only did Chicago's Sauldsberry and the Nats' Shaffer engage in other aetlvlties besides shooting and re­ bounding, but Syracuse’s Al Blaochl was ejected for fight­ ing with Chicago’s 8-foot-ll Walt Bellamy. And Syraeuss coach Alex Hannun was bounc­ ed for protesting Blsnchi's bouncing. Oh yes, the Zephyrs won the game—their Brit from Syracuse In six tries this sea­ son-104-84. The Los Angeles Lakers hung on to edge Detroit, 123111, for their seventh straight win over the Pistons, and the Cincinnati Royals rolled up a NEW YORK (U P D -O te e record-breaking 49 points In the third quarter to whip tha beaten Wittenberg today reeelved the most popular ac­ Boston Celtics, 138-18J. claim ao far this aeason whan M of tha 33 members of the United Press InternsDeclared Eligible ttoaal board o f ecaches nam­ LAFAYETTE, Ind. <U PI>ed the Ohio Tigers the na­ BU1 Jones, a 4-foot, f-lnch tion’s No. 1 small college sophomore, has been declared basketball team. eligible for varsity competi­ Wittenberg, which replaced tion and may be in the starting Westminister o f Pennsylvania lineup Monday night when as the top team a week ago, Purdue plays Indiana in a Big lost Us only game o f the Ten Conference basketball season to major school East­ ■■me. ern Kentucky on Dec. ir! Since then, the Tigers have W in s Berth •wept over four opponents, MONTREAL (U PI) - Terry Including Dayton last week, Sawchuk, the Detroit Rod for a 8-1 overall record. Wings' veteran goalie, today earned a berth on the NatkxiFish have been leapt hi cap­ al Hockey League's Atl-Stsr tivity since about SSoo B.C., team for the first-half o f tha when the Sumerians maintain seasou through a recount. ed them tn ponda for food. Wittenberg Rated Tops year and won seven of those by knockouts. Powell, conversely, fought only throe times In 1802. He stopped Jerry Gaines In two rounds, was counted out in three against John Riggins and dcclsioned Dave Furch in Cileries Dickens was an eminent pa10. Ills ovcfall record is 23 uIron of Justcrini & Brooks who then 3. He has won 17 hy knockouts and has been knocked out five "LV’i.rr ** now provide the choicest in wines times. and spirits. Tty the famous Rare J a B Scotch, Clay's biggest victory to o f flavour unsurpassed. data has been a four-round kayo o f Archie Moore. Pow­ ell's most noteworthy win came when he flattened Nino Valdes in eight rounds in 1858. Valdes at that lime was the No. 2 ranked contender. The Pittsburgh Dapper Dan d u b , co-promoter of the fleht at the Civic Arens, said It msy draw 8,000 spectators and a gate o f 850,000. The Indoor high here Is 8,400 and 841,000 UPrMl for the Sugar Ray RobinsonI i-liS ItTst SMI, Wilf Greaves middleweight Inretledw tMt fAJOwatONC0«\WO lift* *««, NX JO match in 1861. JB SCOTCH WHISHT iG O O D Y E A R Deluxe! FLOOR m PREMIUM-QUALITY! DOOR-TO-DOOR! Tight Race In N H L Dress Upl Cover Up! * BsriPr^Wo • Full-Contour! IXTKA-HCAVY MOLDED M liD E R I . COLORFUL “ C U S T O M " STYLINQI ir n n o r r id .. T housands Sold for $4BS SAVE 50% HURRY I LIMITED QUANTITYl Transferred Matinees FRI„ JAN. 25 3 p. m. io 7 p. m. SAT., JAN. 26 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. 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But to top it off, the music they were peddling was "Instilling bad taste.' Meanwhile In the land o f the Peter Edson AXE ME ANOTHER! Political free, youngsters In Valdosta, Ga., were being guarded from -the "vul­ gar trash” when the school board ordered a ban on a novel by author John Steinbeck. Steinbeck received the Kobe! Prize in literature last year. That is the right o f the school board and of the parents o f the stu­ dents. It is also the right o f the Rus­ sian police, under their system. In­ terestingly, each group would be shocked by the action o f the other. As the wise OklnawBn said in the play, "Teahouse o f the August Moon” — "pornography Is largely a matter of geography.” WASHINGTON— (N EA ) — President Kennedy's budget message to Congress may wipe out much of the favorable re­ action he got from busineaa and even some Republicans on his State of the Union Me*sage. Annual Battle Congress has wielded the ax no often on the foreign aid budget that the Agency for International Devel­ opment is extremely defensive in ar­ guing for a 1064 fiscal year program that actually calculates slightly smaller outlays. Anticipating the usual congress­ ional assaults, AID officials have mustered perhaps an unprecedented array of selling points, Yet the view of seasoned observers Is that these will not avail, and Congress will re­ peat its now customary perform­ ance — cutting upwards o f $1 billion from the program as it did lust year. President Kennedy himself con­ tributes, o f course, to AID'S new per­ suasions by asserting In his budget message that foreign assistance ex­ penditures for fiscal 1064 are esti­ mated at |3.76 billion — $100 million less than the current fiscal year. The President stresses, too, that the money will be used very select­ ively, favoring project! "crucial to the rapid development o f countries . . . Important to the maintenance o f free world security, and which dem­ onstrate willingness and ability to marshall their own resources effec­ tively." Frank M. Coffin, deputy AID ad­ ministrator, making the agency's csss, bombards Congress with these arguments: The foreign assistance budget re­ quest (not the same thing as expect­ ed expenditures) is down $13.6 mil­ lion from last year and Is tt smaller part of the total federal budget. Foreign aid programs today con­ stitute three - fourths of 1 percent of the U. S. gross national product, whereas in the 1940-152 period they represented one and a naif percent. The average cost of aid programs In the 1062-64 span is fugured at slightly less than the 1949-62 aver­ age. Yet that roughly parallel sum came In the earlier period from a $306-billion average GNP. Today it comes from an estimated average $676-bll1ion GNP. Economic aid puts mounting stress on loans rather than grants. Last year Kennedy asked that loans make up 61 percent o f the economic total, nnd Congress upped the ratio to 64. This time he wants the aid divided 69 percent for loans, 39 per­ cent for grants. Finally, the point is made that aside from the Alliance for Progress, under which more money Is sought this time for Latin America, the U.8. economic aid program for the world comes to $1.5 billion of the re­ quested total of $4.9 billion In for­ eign assistance. Much of the rest, o f course, is tnllltary assistance or sup­ port for military effort. Coffin says the Defense Depart­ ment uses $1.5 billion lit 11 days. There aeems little chance, how­ ever, that tough congressional foes of foreign aid will buy these finely spun statistical arguments. They are usually impressed more by hard-toeradicate evidences o f waste, mis­ management and confusion In the program. They tend to favor military aid. The new budget has relatively more economic aid in it. And the estimated saving in expenditures would come from reduced military aid. Furthermore, lawmakers may got some new critical fuel almost at the moment the specific AID budget conies to them around March 1. For that is the turget date for a report from Gen. Lucius D. Clay’s commis­ sion — named by the President to tukc a hard look at foreign aid. Pick West Says Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Rite to like many o f the Hollywood setom and ac­ tresses. Fur she confuses erotic novelty with true love. A hsppy msrrlsge Is not n novelty shop! Ilut stodgy husbsnds can prevent these tragedies by sending for the sex booklet below. M-G-M and other raollort picture firms better order them by the hundreds! CASE 0-440: Kite K., aged .12, Is the wife mentioned yralurdiy who got butterflies In her stomseh when her former suitor kissed her. Despite my udvles to the contrary, however, she divorc­ ed bur stodgy husband, whoso kisses had become dutiful little perks on the cheek, flltu decided that sho hud You Can’t Win Them All! Annual Citrus WASHINGTON (UPI) New being the winter of our discontent. The last bowl and all-star fam e professional and colle­ giate, Knit-West, N o r t h Soulh, fruit, flower, vegetable, fiber, nut and berry has fad­ ed from view. Ahead are weeks o f bleak Saturday and Sunday afternoona givea over to such dis­ mal event* as basketball fames, bowling matches, golf tournaments sod so-called winter sports. I'm trying not to be too emotionsl about this, but ! can hardty control myself. Verily * say that the period between the end of football season and the beginning of baseball season is a televi­ OUR sion athlete's Valley Forge. Tlie flrsl football-leu week­ end started off more or less painlessly. I bravely emerged from the sack, brushed the sleepy dust out of my eyes and resolutely tackled some odd jobs that I had let accu­ mulate during the fall and early winter. But by mid-afternoon, the doldrums got me. Succumb­ ing to * mixture of nostalgia and habil, 1 descended to the so-called rec room and switched cn the aet. Two channels filled the screen with elongated ciliieaa dashing about In (heir under­ wear. I fiddled with the verti­ cal adjustment knob for five minutes before I rememtiercd that basketball players BOARDING HOUSE ( ' but only on o i e concxtion, ' >aNSLow», wf MAsard Ntewew ALVIN, M W AT IW HOUM.tOT JV*TWAT t MAY PKM*tfT THS < ' CHARSON® MRS. HAChXtWEM th' cwexeN ran and tw ( VJlTWA (JtFT fO K -------- ------ / VAV3A Nfcvea HAD IT— SO X — , JAYS,’ COMMM g ANPITCHTtNT ) / im PiTAtity/ WITH US FOR A FfiW MYU'HS 1) tOAD.WMAT It r * ' H O W f THAT AKOMA S /lONOOOSI 0O9SHTMWDTWCOTIMTW FROM DLVMPU6fJ ( CHICKM BACK BOOM, A t IT* TH*A SCRAPPL*/ y > note !-* StZfi ASTrf ONSS M— 7 Art, flA tT F /. fc l DVtNa/J] look that way In their na­ tural state. Don't get me wrong. 1 have nothing against basketball— for oilier people. It's Just that I'm more stimulated by basket weaving. Another channel offered a ghastly panorama of retarded adults all bundled up In their woollies and sliding down hill on their little sleds and things. I can understand how a child of 10 or under might conceivably derive tome thrill out of strapping hla feet to a couple of boards and skimming around some flagpoles stuck In the snow. But grown men and women! Really! For tha spectator, a telavised ski meet is strictly a negative attraction. The only fun comes when something goes wrong—-(hit Is, when some clown In over-stuffed pajamas loses his tooling and swan dives Into a snowbank. Even so, It beats a televis­ ed bowling match. There Is almost no chance that tha bowling ball will reverse dir­ ection and score a 10-strike among the players. A i things now stand, the only alternative la to watch an old movie, Watching an old merle before midnight la someth lag like keybold peek­ ing with a glass eye. It looks like we're in far a long, hard winter. COMPLETE te a m MEMDeC^MRSW. Paga 8 8anford, Florida Thurs., January 24, 1668 QHp fcanforJi frra to W 4W W 1 A. OIKUW , liOITO* AMD n i u i a K * u a a v v a a ia iii scuwamu * . a a n w o u t M anaging e d it o r Ad v a rlk ln g D irector JUUr W K U l Com ity e d ito r N T MWOIAMOTHAM la a tu ra B a ilor Securitise Mutual Fuads ALLEN ft CO. til B. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. N ta k w i Midwest Stock Batfc Chicago Beard af Trade J 4AIK L llW aM IKKB nai a u i n b h iu i OocleUr B a ilor INVESTMENT SERVICE Huaiama U t t u n r ■h ik i .k v M i a i Ctaaalfiad Manager rMASK VOLTUMIB Circulation Mauaaar n t B D W BIiL* OrUade Baku BaprsaaateUve MRS. STAN COMSTOCK H . GA M B M ' Tour Friday Seminole C o u n t y ettrus growers wilt lake part tn the annual lour of (he Citrus Ex­ periment .Station nl Lake Al­ fred Friday, according to Er­ nest C. Lundberg, assistant county agricultural agent. The program starts at 10 a m. The staff will speak on frost protection methods, sprinkle Irrigation equipment, changes tn fruit quality, root distribulion, fertilisation, spraying practices and pruning. Material also will bo covered relating to the treatment of cold-injured citrus trees. Copter Lands In Backyard ORLANDO turn - A heli­ copter crash-landed at the back yard of a plush water­ front borne here Tuesday when the rotor blade trans­ mission failed over Lake Falrvlew. Pilot Hubert Evans and Jim Wlilden escaped Injury when the craft hH on one wheel, flipped over and plowed a large furrow tn the neatly trimmed lawn. Wreckage was strewn all over the yard. t e W chict with george made a mistake when she mar­ ried Tom, for a few clandes­ tine dates with ex-suitor Bill showed her that Bill's kisses Influmsd her and gave her butterfliea In her stomach. So—she divorced Tom and married Bill. And for a few months, Hill was an exciting hoslwnd. But after the novelty wore o ff and Bill settled down to his job, IUU noticed thnt Bill's kisses also began to lose some o f their fire. And when Bill phonal her from the office, she didn’t gel very much excited by hi* voice. Vaguely, sho began to won­ der and doubts assailed her. After three year* of marriage to Hill, she found that he was just about as stodgy as her first husband had been. Then she bumped Into Tom on the street one day. lie had not remarried after their di­ vorce, and waa gay amt pleasant. Bo when he Invited her to have luneli with him, she ac­ cepted. They c h a t t e d and laughed for a couple of hours before they left the restaurant. Then ho ulso suggested they take a ride. Later, they parkalong Luke Michigan at one of their former tryatlng spots. Tom now turned on the car radio and as they listened to a danca orchestra, he slipped Ids arm around Rita. Then he kissed her fervently—not one of hla former dutiful little pecks on the cheekt And his ardor Inflamed her. She began to have butterflies in her stonmrh and her pulse pounded till she was breath­ less. Tom kissed her again and again, till she melted in his arms. Later, Rita ranis to me for advice. After telling me her story, she finally asked: "Dr. Crane, 1 have decided it is really Tom that I truly love. For hit kisses thrill me and cause butterflies in my stomach. "Bo don't you think 1 should J »o g | a a U ia it k W divorce Bill and re-marry T om ?" One reason why wa have so many divorce* In Hollywood Is the simple psychological fact that many o f those weddings are based on erotic "atage fright" symptoms. With any new leading Indy, an actor goes through the mo­ tions o f torrid romance. Soon he thus In-glns to feel romantic toward her. And because his wife la "old Stuff" but thu new flaiqu is novel, tho latter Intoxicates him far more than his wlfu does. So he confuses this stage fright, erotic intoxication with real love and tosses his wife aside. Rut within a year or two, the thing is repeated, just a* Rita's case so clearly illus­ trates. So when you folk* marry, plsase grow upt Face the facts] Love Is not a novelty reaction. True romnnre doesn't de­ pend on changing lovers fre­ quently to guin the excitement of tha mysterioui stranger. Send for my booklet "Sex Problems In Marriage,” en­ closing s stamped return en­ velope, plus 20 rents. Rotter mail u few topic* to Holly­ wood, tool (Always write to Dr. Crane in rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a lung t cent stamped, addressed en­ velope and 30 cent* to cover typing and printing costa when you send for on* o f ' hla booklets.) That first message, In gen­ eral terms, promised a tax cut, reduction o f government expensca other than for national defense, space research' and fixed interest charges on the debt. It also promised a reduc­ tion o f government personnel and the substitution of private credit for some government financing. The State of the Union Mes­ sage rejected massive In­ creases In federal spending and temporary tax cuts. It turned thumbs down in the In­ terest o f economy on many ''desirable'' new projects that would have cost $7 billion to $8 billion more. It was a mod­ erate, conciliatory program with optimistic outlook. The budget message puts most o f this buck where it was. It will be necessary to wait on the special tax message scheduled for today to get all the bad news. Rut the outlook now is for a long, hard, uphill pull. It will lake four years to achieve anything like a bal­ anced budget and full employ­ ment This assumes that Congress approves all the proposed ad­ ministration r e f o r m s , that they work aa planned nnd that there Is no recession or war in ths meantime to gum up the works. Ths consolidated cash bud­ get deficit for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1988 is put at *8.3 billion, with $3.0 billion of supplemental appropriation requests still to come. The de­ ficit fur fiscal 10(14 is now es­ timated at $10.3 billion. Rut already there are forecasts that it will surely hit $13 bitlion, al>out the same as In tho previous peacetime r e c o r d year of 1'JbO. The national -debt, la sat Imated at $30.7.8 billion as uf next June 30 and $318.0 billion a year later. The national debt will increase every year the budget la not balanced. On the schedule o f antici­ pated tax receipt reductions tha national debt may go well over the $320 billion mark be­ fore the b u d g e t is a g a i n brought into balance. This as­ sumes that government ex­ penses are not allowed to go any higher than they are now, whirh seldom if ever happens. If the Kennedy tax cut and reform program is approved by Congress and works aa planned, it Is expected to gen­ erate $1.8 billion of new rev­ Quotes We arc very much indebt­ ed to you all in the past and our security depends upon you in the future. —President Kennedy, to Stra­ tegic Air Command person­ nel at Omaha, Neb., on per­ formance during Cuba crisis. Notebook enues for fiscal 1064 through i charges rise by $4.8 billion— growth o f the economy. Tax 15 time* greater thnn savings. The promised reduction In receipts will also lie Increased by $1.10 billion, by advancing government employes to make six months the schedule on up for recent pay increases doesn’t show. Total employwhich business wilt make tax ment of government civilian payments on estimated current workers is expected to rise by year earnings. 36,000 during the next fiscal This total increase In re­ year. ceipts o f $2.6 billion will bring Defense will cut Jobs by the first year's estimated In­ 10,000, but Agriculture will dividual income tax receipt hire 8,000 more. Commerce 3,loss o f $5.3 billion down to a 500, Post Office 3,000, Agency net loss of $2.7 billion. for International Development Buxines* also gets socked by promises to reduce ita person­ a proposed six-month delay in nel by 48— which will be some­ reduction of the corporate !n- thing to see—and Tcnncait* come tax rate from 82 to 47 Valley Authority by 400. per cent until Jan. 1, 10*14. The $100 million cut in for­ And both business and the eign aid programs to $3.75 bil­ consumers suffer from contin­ lion is not expected to be big uation of present excise tax enough to satisfy Congress. rates for a full year, to July 1, By the time Congress gets 1964. through with this budget mes­ Treasury projections esti­ sage, you may not recognise mate that Increased revenues it. won't offset the tax cuts until fiscal 1066 or 1967. By that time tt Is hoped business will be stimulated enuugh to get the unemployment rate down to 4 per cent, considered a minimum. Drum! New Tire The promised economies In 670 x 15 government *r* hard to find 10.15 plus lax in the over-all budget figures. No Exchange For the next fiscal year, re­ CAVANAUGH duction in general government TIRE SERVICE expenses of $300 million are KOI S. French Ave. promised. But expenses for de­ FA 2-2283 fense, space and fixed Interest > a '4 IBJ4 iur 1B3$ 1935 > 193$ 1939 1940 1941 1943 1944 1945 194$ 99 1949 1947 9 99 i 394$ l$49 I9SO 4951 1953 4954 1959 1959 19ST 1959 1959 1940 l$6l 1993 1953 Not a penny lost Since 1931. when Congress established the Federal Saving*' and Loan Insurance Corporation, no one lias $ver lost * penny in insured savings accounts In any o f Am erica’s E S . L.I.C.-Insurcd Savings and Loan Associations. Wc are F.S.L.I.C.-Inxured I NSUf l f () -a n d wc offer excellent earnings, too! H7irrc you nave */*>*•* make a difference/ ~ j M j j g M B g B B ito U * n e l c i a r iT a MBMRtfl o r TIIE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION. INC., •ri>N»l>R» OF Till* ADVEKTIIKMENT IN MbAUgn* UlCktV P V REM ODELING-Residential or Commercial 4 chick with ft st u ar t s . WA R E HOU S E CLEARANCE SALE ■20° 50”/o D ••v t, v • ( h «i i r x • f i l e s , _ x NOW / * W E DO Supplies through # • M rtc h i n c s JAN 31bt THEM A L U FREE ESTIMATES s l.u a rl. Shoemakah 211 W. 25th S T R E E T CONSTRUCTION COMPANY % PHONE FA 2-3103 �* ^ *■r ? 4V nETTLE B A IL E Y ffljV ft m f s f d Srralh Jan. 24. 1%3 — Page 9 AT HOME OX'TVS FASM V>£ WERE L» AN? ma? CHORES TONE BV 8 / YSAd, BUT : PlPNT GET IS TiU. THREE BACk; HOVE V.'E WERE AlVr<-VS IN BEP : ' |C THECE'5 ASVTH N S I CANT ST AN? IT S A STUPID GOO? . exaw .e y\ w ^ V r n * ' --------- ^ T jr c v .. 0 .- 1 ^ 7 -4 S * • p r i c i l l a -s pop i m orty m e e k lr r HAVE TO G O w o v e FOR LUNCH. WOULD TOO MIND TAKING o v e e u n t il , r 6TUPIO, UNPeAGONABLA=( ^IU.V, UNAe AlFT, 1tMFWoAMEfiTA L-, <6EUTIZH, I0 N O E A N T ... ^ (Dsuah O bbif. I DEAR ABBY: My husband is a Commanding Officer on active duty, luit please don’t mention which branch or where this letter conics from. I just want to sny that if you could see some of the letters my hus­ band gets from wives, sweethearts and even mothers asking if u certain boy in his company is living nr dead, it would bring tears to your eyes. Why are some boys so thoughtless? Your column reaches more service, men than any other, Abby, so please print this with your comments. C, O. s WIFE wrong with him? I can’ t figure it out. SMOTHERED DEAR SMOTHERED: Men go through a period o f glandular and chcmicnl changes just us women do, you know. That could be his trouble. He sounds insecure and unsure of himself. Get him to a doctor. Your •lll’er Is due for n checkup. • • • DEAR ABBYi My 1T.-ycar-old son has hnir that is so long it looks like a girl’s. He refuses to have it cut nnd it just lays in waves nil over his hend. He puts it lip in large roll­ ers. Do you think he is normnl? WORRIED DEAR WIFE: T h e r e are thoughtless, lazy, self • centered people everywhere. Tho l>oys In the service write to ME and nsk if their loved ones nt home are dead, dying or have just plnln forgotten them. Maybe this will help to perk up mnll call. Uncle Sam could use the mon­ ey. • • Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren DEAR WORRIED: I’ve heard of young men "rolling their own" — luit this Is ridiculous. If you want to find out If he is normnl, get him an appointment with a psychiatrist. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "MR. It.": Yes. I know a good employe is hard to find. But a good wife is harder to find. Next time that "valued em­ ploye comes to you with her ninritul problems, don’t offer yourself ns a walling wall. Give her tho unnie of n good mnrringe counselor. You can help save her marriage without en­ dangering your own. • • • What’s on your mind7 For a per­ sonal reply, send n self - addressed, stnmpcd envelope to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Unllf. • • « Hate to write letters? Send one dollnr to ABBY. BOX 8385, BEVER­ LY HILLS. CALIF., for Abby’ s new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." • DEAR A HUY: I thought I’d he the last person in tho world who would over write a DEAR ARMY letter, but here I am. I am 10 and my husband Is 40. We’ve been mar­ ried 20 years and have three won­ derful children. Suddenly my busband has decided that 1 am the most beautiful and wonderful woman in the world. He’s always hern consid­ erate, generous and helpful. Hut lately I feel like a prisoner, lie does­ n’t let me out of his sight. 1 went to a shower last Saturday (for Indies only) and he insisted on driving me there (I drive, too) and he sat nut In the front and WAITED for me! He claims I am more attractive to­ day than I was 20 years ago and that every man who sees me falls for me. (This is not true.) What is THURSDAY P. M. 4:SI (t> (II (!) «:«J 111 S:to (SI 1*1 tlr.si |lo*,JBtio* S:tl (1) Nriva.-apo S i l l IS) Mid-IT* Now* *;!S (* ! Sport* rlctura (Si IMIlorlst conimsnt « : ) » l » l Wtsth sr Show (S) Hunting a Flihlltr with lion ( I ) Waa'.htr l:IS III ItrsvsrS X •*■ 1:41 ( » ) Sparta tlrport 1 11 ( I t lluntHy llrlnkt’ r (I I tttx-hsnttd Mirror 7:00 (SI )ou Ar. Thrrn ( « ) ThU u l o n d ie • e a sy c a p t a in | f r ie n d s a n d [ freckles oop leucoby On(Bhidqa MORTff 4 Q 10 B8 41 f t l 4884 II *JB (O) EAST 4 P fAQItll 4 AS VKJIIS • KQ 101 ♦ J7IB 414 4 10SS BOLTD 4X JV B Xi. 4AKQT0B Both vulnerable. Waal Harts East Beads IV Pan «V 4 4 Pau Paaa Pam Opening lead— 4 K a rubber bridge gains and I j was bis fortunate partner. Ob­ viously, Knit's jump to four hearts would not shut that (x /c J h s (jO om Sin sn exasperated lone of voice. To heir a woman accept a compliment with gracious poise, instead of letting false modesty persuade her to deny It. To see an older woman with a face the years have softened, rather than harden­ ed. To find a salesperson who seems Interested In finding you what you want, ratiter than trying to seli you aomething you know you don't. To watch the faces and an­ tics of children getting out of school. To open a letter from a LONDON (IT ’ D—Dwindling per*on who never writes a furl supplies today added to cheerless one. Kurope's cold wave misery To see a grown man or and ransrd power ahortagrs so severe Hist in London elec­ tricity to tliicklnghsm Palire B O R and was cut off temporarily. The fuel kituation was ap­ proaching the critical point In some countries. Of The rk an eleg Fuel Dwindles In Cold Europe 11:41 1:14 11:44 111* In Nam Tils tit Wilts Country (»! Broadway it, l.ntln a:00 III IVrry Mmon (SI Dunn* ltd-,! Mtmw I 30 (5) World » f Benny 1 1pod matt ( * ) U « » - i T.. B.-srsr S:00 ( a| My Th rs. Son* (S> The Twlllsht Zone e ;e (SI tlaist 10:00 (fit The \'ur,e* <11 The Andy WlltUmS (SI rronilcrs llioo (S) Ne»»i'r.pe (SI ADO Kins I Report ( I ) .New tivporta t u t s ( tt M id -r is . rtnit Re­ port 11:10 (SI W s s lh e r Ah«w (SI Waalhrr 11:11 ( f ) Boll) wood Movie C ltilo d Mil l (Jt Channel S Theater U.m (I I Tontle filiote 1:01 C t Newt F R ID A Y A . M. 1:4I (SI Rl«n »*n l i t H!*n On 1:10 (St ColU se of like Air Re­ 1:10 ( ! ) (trove end r u n port T:0( (It Today M l I :|0 ?:(S MS I:1S 1:10 (St W.ik« t'p Movies (It Karin Merkel ttepart ( I ) Slate Nava 4 Wea ­ ther ( ! ) Toiler (It Pre-.xohoel rten ala a (SI ('oiintdoaen N*wt (S) "Mtrkle'e Ooapal Tims* fl> Ken-e-Wsstker ( I ) lllokey vans Show (Si Caplala K s a t e r o o i l l Weather and News C l Today ( I ) Cartoonvltte i l l Jaek Bslsnt Show (II (1st* Storm Show (4) It .niper Boom C l l e y When (II t/esrn Hpsnl.lt 1:3 0 1:11 fine South hand out of Uic bidding, but I rattier fear that most players would make the apparently proper bid of five clubs. N’ot Mat! Ho bid four spades! East surely was short In tpadca. Maybe West would also. In that case North would hold enough spades to make Hal's venture a success. Of course, If West had doubted four spades the ehsnces are that Hal would have run to his club autt, but West elected to pass and open the king of diamonds. Hal bad to lose the are of spades and one trick in each rest suit, but that loft enough tricks for gome and rubber. woman as proud of his par­ ents as they are of their grandchildren. To see a big dog sleeping peacefully in front of a 11vIngroom fire. To hive a person you didn't expect to remember you, re­ member you with pleasure. To know there are houies where you are alwaya wel­ come, even If Ihe living room hasn't been "straightened up" for company. 10:0,1 for Tomerrow Keiher K n t v i n»»| BuM ln r U e h t M!J*I>4r Itrpjrt NBC Netre Itep*rt Nitre a Weather The III* P * v * (f MIJ.PU. n rpo ri tl) tot (St (It tSl (St (it (SI (11 (St Mtlmns*!te* At Tlie Wort,I Turns (3) Amerlcanlim vs. CommunUnt (M 1ll*hw»y Pttrel t:l> C> i'eepl* Ar* Plintiy T:00 C l M«rv (Irtflsn (St I'teekford (»t B » r In C®nrl 1:30 i St \rt L,lnklett«r (St Revrn Key* : it C l I.orett* T o u r* ist Mllltentlr* t i l Qu*en For A D t r IIS ( ! ) Vonn* Hr. Mslottt (S) To Tell The Truth (»1 Who Pn Tau Trust 1:11 tSl ('IIS New* 4:00 C l Mi ke Boom Tor P*d4y (St nrrrot Storm ISt Amorlrse RtuSHeut 4:10 ( ! ) Hero'* llallv*vn*.j (St Tho K4»* of Nlfht (SI Plecovery ’ <! 4:14 III Snterlran Newsstsnl 4:41 C t NBC Newt 1:00 ( ! ) Beat o f (Irouch* (4) I’ nrle Welt ist Popey* ruyheute 1 : 1 * i d , ' * r loon i'* rn l« tt ( ! ) MrKrever A Colenvl 1:11 (St Almtnaa 1:11 (5) w * t t h e r Shew 1:10 — NOW — Mode* Are Clearer — tlrighter 4 Wl(h More lleplh On Our New PltlHM DEF.PI.IGIIT SCREEN By Oswald Jacoby IIS By Ruth Millett It's a pleasure: To meet i man who Is genuinely proud of his wifa, and not afraid to show U. To hear one woman p rid e another—without adding any •mall, helittling remark. To see a woman on the street or in a store, beini patient and pleasant with a child, Instead of Jerking him along and speaking to him la F R ID A Y r . M. Sport* T:!l (S) Wsltsr Ctankltt — Ills The Into P. Hal Sim* claim­ ed spades were his lucky sail. Tliis was a sensible super­ stition. Spades should be everyone's lucky suit. Hal had a definite allergy nliout being shut out of bid­ ding his spado suits, hut at the u m r time he was one of the first bridge players In realise that you should not open the bidding with a four cant spade suit any time you could start proceeding! with a nnnor. On the other hand. Hal was not-afraid to bid a four rant spade suit at a high level If It aremrd that hit partner was likely to have spades with him. Hal held the South hand In Work <e> r * tM ti* r I t^jv* Lucy Pioneers Prlre It R!*hl (St T h . M,-Cc»v IS) J»n » Wvnttn Show m . : o kit Ckktkcetk tret Ion (St Pete A (Bi.ly* (SI Tours Kor A So n f M;I3 I •1 Clt.1 N*we (J) Tou r rir» t Imrr*o•Ion (S3 t.ov« e f t.|fe (S> Ernie Ford Shew t" 19 (St (I) tt:*S (»> 11:10 (t> SeereR (It So* Hunt T:IS l:0t j rhsnBM • Nawareom A1IO Kvonln* Iloporl Vfayris I'nolher lMHrrlat Atlantic tV**!h*r i’ \ ) K l ( 4 I' r I fl I O f - I M 1Ht pint PHONE FA 1-1818 TONITK • 7:00 * llllB CARLOAD PAHS NITK Service Mixing Probe Sought -THE MOUNTAIN" Hprnrer Trary - Color Cu-lHt • 9:15 Only “ HTALAO 17" William Holden WASHINGTON (U P !) — President Kennedy tmlny nak­ ed his committee on equnl op­ portunity In the armed forces In prrpnre n report pinpoint­ ing problems o f racial dlecrlminntlon ngulnst servicemen. "He was cspm-lally concern­ ed that they should linve ait accurate dntrt as they could,1* asslstnnl Wlilta House special cnnacl Lee White told news­ men nfler the President met with Ihe hirnrlnl group. It tl headed by Washington at­ torney Grrhnrd A. lli-srll. r OPEN 11:13 R IT I CHILDREN An I Sr FRL 4 HAT. (1.00 A C A R L O A D TRIPLE HOHKOH SHOW "Bleed Of Droeela" "N ile Of The Rbrod HeaeC* >J1lloo4^0£JJt^^ant£j£j^ FREE . FREE • FHF.E t * MONTH PAHS FOR 1 TO ALL n i.n o D d o n o r s TO lll.OOD HANK ~ m>1.00 m PF.lt n irgncw— CAR 1 OR Bring Your " Blarb Cat" For Free Carlo N O W S H O W IN G 1:08 S1IOWH AT 8 :0 0 .8 :0 0 * 7:01 - I M STUDENT* Earthquake Of 50c ADULTS 844 Adventure TV RENTAL • Sale* • Service Seminole T V 1400 Hanford Ave. FA a- m o ZeRvlh Color TV Halea CATHY Announce the Opening Early AMeHcan .............. f * * ‘ Carriage Room IN Designed • Ws hsv* •v*ivt|'i"i i you iwel la rsfimPi y«w best b THE Especially PATIO GARDEN For — — DINNER PARTIES • Cl, I'll LUNCHEONS and, • CRT • TOGETHERS RL'i " t A i f ^ ..diet Hem to tlstnl SHUWM-WatUUU PLEASURE CRAFT ciA • Hu«, Deck A Topetde Enamel a Stains. . . Spar Vomlah er iflKs ttffihs MIAt • Engine Enamel e rait-Dry Sealer • Racing Bottom Enamel e Anil-fouling Bottom Enamel • Fast-Drying Metal Primer Sherwfn - W illiams co. Hamilton House CALL FOR RESERVATIONS — 117 S. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1631 TErrace H ig hw a y IM S 8-6197 N orth Fern m m ur SHORSONs— MRSW — aftttliflu^uLr. sZ29L-< Parh, Fla. \ »si.u4t|UMri:c* a ***w m aiMI*ettu>wN4-»*» Ji �B y G albraith SID E G LAN CES Page 10 — Ja n . 24, 1008 Lake Monroe Jottings . . . M r*. H . L . Johnson ,J / F 7 '$ f • Mhma*TMfc*«t « o * AVf * t w a s rig h t, Chssterl T h s new neighbor 18 ths typs th a t pulls back ths curtain a n c f peeks o u t!" J J A R N IV A L By Dick Turner Well it w it juit too food to lu t w iin 't itT The w citber I m em . All the beautiful peach treei la bloom now and even the cJtnu treei budding. May. be it won't last long and woo't be too very cold. • • With all o f you could have beard the 1400 Senior and Junior High boya and girls la it week in a combined choral concert. The affair was held at the Daytona Jai Alai Fronton. There were 600 senior high glee club mem­ bers in one group and I gueaa 300 in the Junior high group. The rest were In bandi and orchestra groups. Charles Rabun, Sharon Giles, Gene Dullard went from Monroe and Joined Patty Johnson, Judy Buntln, Donna Beard, Barbara Ruby, Dale Duncan, and Henry Lavender, Thow that did go over from here certainly bad a wonderful treat, Saw Mr. Cowley and Pete Bukur Sr. and Jr. over there too with a few mem­ ber* of their banda. • • • Sylvia Giles celebrated her birthday uv\ supper get together tor a few of her school friends. Those Joining her for a (lop­ py Joe supper were Brenda llatchel, Coleen Williams, Linda David, Pat Fletcher and Toni Burnell. I know that they had a wonderful evening. • • • Happy birth­ day to Debbie Baker. * The If. A. Gowans have re­ turned home, after a trip to the frown north. * * Mr. and Mrs. John Parker and children are new resi­ dents o f Monroe. They are occupying th* Gibbons cot­ tage. Mr. Parker la an In­ surance agent. Glad to wel­ come them to the town. * * Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Chambliss and aon of Punts Gorda were weekend guests of Claude and Rena llawklna. Rena drove up to Jacksonville to see her lister Myrtle Pickett. While there she got to see her bro- Legol Notice " P r o b iM y the r a tio n Jim m y Mamed older to y o u , M om * la th a t ha’ a pram aturaly b ro ka l" By K ate Osann T IZ Z Y " I'v a lost m y plaeo in tho cook b ook, M o th a r. W ould y o u coma m i if you can tall w h a t I w aa m a k in g ? " Farm Ufa Answer to Prevleue 4 Moro torrid I Number !5 U • Narrow U lot T Kinds a folio « s i f u r r M ijr&m MlucUooe aaDrtvoi w C to m ica i BO Honou r SECT a t , - S r “is*•S3 BKSSaod* dlBtortbooow Mftlmpad M ou rn . M A atageoM k itPokorstilH *1 Approach 4* KJfbt orx»n 47 Mudcal ta n s ISHnMaman aa ranKnllath IS TH K C IK C V fT r o l- H T , w tw T H jr n t c iA t . n n c i'iT O K K I.O H ID A IV S I D VON S K M IX O I.K f O V N T T . I V ( ! M A V r r .K T m o * o n n k m T O SH O W C A V a n TOW N or A tiT A M O N T U ni'ltlNOH. • Municipality In lha County o f Samlnot*. Blata of F lo r id a , P a tltlo n a r, S T A T E o r n - O R ID A , and lh a T a a p a y a ra . P ro p a rly O w nara and C tlla a n a o f lh a T o w n or A ltam o n te H prlnaa, Im U ud lnr no n -rtald an ta o w n ln y p rnp arty o r aub jaet to ta xa tio n th»r*1n, Itaaponclrnla. T O T H I C T A V R O r r L O N ID A A V P T H R S M V R N A t, P R O . P K H T Y O W V K R B , T A X I- A Y K H R A V I* C .TTIR KV R O P T I I H R TA TM O P P M IH ID A A V D O P T IIM T O W V O P A& TAM O VTM • r n iv iia , r i.iin iii* . i i r u m . IVM V O V - N R a tllR V T R O W V IV U P R O P K H T V O R R H IU K C r TO T A R A T IO V T H K M K IV , A V O A M . O T IIR R S H A V I V O O R M .A IW IV O A N T R IO H T . T IT I.H OR IV T K R K N T IV r n o rK n v t o nn a y r n iT K n R T T I I H la ir A V C M R T T H R TO W V OP W A TK R W O RKS B V B T K W II K V H V II K R O V lia , 1 I K IIK IV A P T H R M O H R P A N T I C I 'I.A H I.V I I K a i l l l l l K l I , O R T O MH A P P H in - K I* IV A R T W A T T 1 IR R H H T , T o o and aarh o f you, lha Rtala o f Florida, thmuah lha Rial* Allornay or tha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and (nr Ramlnola County, KtnrMa and tha aavaral proparty ownara, taxpayara, rltlaana of tha Slats o f Florida and o f tha Town o f Altamnnta flprlnsa, IncludlnR non-raaldanla ow n. Ins proparty or aubjaot to taaatlon therein, and all olhera bavins or clatmlns nny rlRht, till# or Intarant In proparly to bo affaotad by lha Italian** by tha Town o f Altnmnnla flprlnsa, Florida, o f Wslarworka, Hrrtam Havanut Honda, haralnallar mora par­ ticularly daacrlbad, or to ha affootad In any w s y tharaby, ara hereby required to sppaar hafora tha ctreull Court o f Bemlnota Counly, Florida. In tha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f aabl Hiatt al lha Court llnuaa In Hanford. Flor­ ida, on tha Iti h day o f Feb­ ruary, I t l l , at l" "D o'clork A. M. and ahow c a u l , why tha prayara of tha petition Iliad in tha abova proceeding ehould not ba srnnltd and tha Ilto.eos.oa W a t . r w o r k i Hya. lam Havinua Honda therein daacrlhed and tha procardlnsa haratotora had suthorlalns tha laauanca tharaot validated and oonflrmad, auch bond, bains dntad February I, t i l l , ma­ turin g aarlally oh February I nf each at tbs years ISIS ts t i l l , both Inclusive, bearing Internet, payable aarai-annually (February 1 and Auguat 1) at suck rsta or yataa not ascaadtng tha Weal rata, s mora particular daacrlpllon o f said bands bains contained In thi Petition filed la this pro caadlng. HONK ANI) Oil DKII ICO at Sanford, Florida ihta ths l i s t day at January, l i l t . / a / Valla A. W ill lama. Jr. Judsa o f ths Circuit Court • f ths Ninth Judicial C ir­ cuit o f Florida la and for SamlnoU County. Stenelrnm. Davie, S McIntosh Edwards Building San lord, Florida Publish Jan. 14, at A Fab. T. CDK.IS MOT RESPONSIBLE I wUI sat ba far Mg M debt* f M U I sta rM ^ ss / h m other than BVKBKTT J ft 1 1 1 '1( 1 J If igltoT - w K 1N N A 1R D ther George Reddick of Nicevlile. George Is in Jack­ sonville attending a school for a letter from Ann Woody who termite inipectora. • * • Had la In San Juan, Puerto Rico where her husband Johnny is stationed with the Navy. She said that the country there was really beautiful and It waa nice and warm. In fact they have to have electric fans going at night. She aald that she enjoyed the eolumn and the entire Herald. So glad to bear from her and to know also that their brand new daughter, Haley Sabrina is doing Just fine. Don't you know that Gert and Urban (Granny and Grandad) are real anxious to ace that lltUc galT • • • We want to send our sympathy out to Lynn Giles In the recent passing of her father in Utica, N.Y. Lynn went by train to Now York and Just returned horn*. She said that the weather waa certainly cold. And that the bet I waa glad it wasn't time for me to go to Wash­ ington, D. C. as 1 would UfcfcXe lor sure. And sbe Is so right. I'll stay right here and freeze here. • • • To­ night is Craft Night for the Home Demonstration club. We will meet at Olga’s borne. So come on down. Some want to make those cute tote bags that Olga can make so good. • • • The Meat School held last week at the IfD Center In town waa a success. And I am auro that all who at­ tended came away with a lot of good knowledge of meats. Dr. Reddish has been with ua before and we al­ ways enjoy seeing him again. Cutting meats certainly comes easy with him. • • • It's al­ most County Fair time again. Hope you enter something In It and o f course go out to see It. It will be here Feb­ ruary 4th through the 9th. The HD Club la planning on entering an Educational eahiblt, • • * Sorry to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Al Morris are going to leave us. They are moving to Orlando where Al la employed. We will certa Inly miss you both. Don't forget that we are still over hero and come back lo ace us soon. • • * Glad to m s Donns Ritter back in school. Donna departed company with her appendix a short Ume ago, and had to mlaa a little school. But she la smart enough and will soon catch up on what she has missed. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Ernest GreenVeaf, their son and daughter, Mlko and Susie, and Mrs. Ada Pittman are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Pittman on Rlvervlew • • • One of our Monroe Boys, Clyde Harris la having a Legal Notice VOTH-H n r r iT io r a r u n 's i .a w i i K i t i m r G IV ­ E N th at th * iin ilv r ils n M it* , a irin g lo a n g a s* Irt buatnasa a l Hanford, Hamlnnlo C o unty, F lo rid a , s n d rr lh a m m , of m tItlllC H C IT IF .H S I! II V IC K . In la n d to t * s la t * r tha a m , n u n , wi t h tha C la rk of tha C ln - u ll C ourt nf Fam tnot* C o u n ty, F lo rid a . •/ Gao. A. Ituahas •/ Jaan IV. 1'ushoa a/ It. W. Williams a / Dorothy H Williams llutrhiann and l . t f l L r Kdwardv llulliHns post Of fir* llr a w .r It Hanford. Florida Attnrnaya for fiarnaro Publish Jan. St, t l A Fab. T. tl. IMS. CDK-IS n o t ic e vamh ih IV TMH f l K C I IT COURT OP TIIH NINTH Jl tllCIAL C I R . CF IT OP AVII FOR IM H I. v m .R t-nrvTT , p h o m id a . rilA V C H H T NIK IMIS Fin aT NAT toNAI. C 1T T HANK, TltlfSTUK UTAH SHIlVtCK rrniPOtl ATION KT Al. PKNHIMN l'UAKH If N |l K It A O H K I 'm iK T DATED JAN. u a h v i, m i . Plaintiff, •v*. m-BNN C. jr.NHKN, s t as, at Si, D sfandsuts NOTICE O P SAMS NOTICE IH IIKItKIir GIV­ EN thst nn ths Slh day - f Pabruary. ISIS, at M i l l A.* . at tha main door o f tha Court llouaa o f Hanitnnla County, at Sanford. Florida, tb s undsralasad Clark will o ffa r for aalo ta tho btahoat and bast blddrr for cash th* f o llo w ­ in g daarrlbad raat p ro p a rty l l*ot MS. OAKLAND HI LI A. Ot-eordlna to tha plat tharaof as roeordvd In Plat (lo o k IS, P a s * *4, Public Itaeorda o f uamlnola County, Florida, togalhar with all atrucluras, Improvamanla, f ilte r * * . appllanna, and appurtananeaa on aald land or usod U con ju n ­ ction therewith. Thla aala Is made purauant to final dacraa o f foracloauro antarad In Chancary action No. M i l l now pandlna In lha Clroult Court of and for Hemlnote County, Florida. DATED thla t l l b day o f January, ISIS. (■BALI Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , Clark o f tha Circuit Court Uyi Martha T. Vlhlsa Deputy d a r k Andaraan, Ituah, Dean, Lowndee A van dan Barg Alternaya far Plaintiff U t East C iB lrsl A v i i m Orta a do, Florid* Publish January 14, t N t . CDB-n display of his pslntlngi next week at Senkarik Paint Store in Ssnford. Be sure and go by and see Just how good an artist Clyde Is. He Is rosily good st piloting. Clyde Is * student at Seminole High. • • Eb Hunter was ordained s ruling elder In the Upsala Presbyterian Church la it Sunday and Daisy Dowell and Jim Thomson r e - Inst alied as Elders for another yesr. Mr*. Emma Vlhlen also became a member. • • • Naomi Sapp and daughter Clara Wyatt and Clare's daughter Carol and her friend Kathryn Evans motored lo Tampa last Sun­ day where they bad dinner with Naomi's other daughter Gladys and John Barfield. On their return trip home they slopped off In Plant City where they visited Naomi’s parents, the A. V. Knighti. So glad to hear that Mr, Knight is doing fine after his recent bout with a serious Illness. • • • Congratulations to Martha Ann Barrow on the announcement of her en­ gagement to Howard Krltzberger. No actual date has been set for the wedding but It will probably be sometime In February. • • • Our thought this week Is exiled the Building of Life. Life la a building. U rises slowly dsy by day, through the years. Every new lesson we learn lays a block on the edifice which is rising silently with­ in us. Every experience, every touch of another life on ours, every influence that ImpresMS us, every book we read, every conversation we have, every act of our com ­ monest days, add something to the Invisible building. • * ! am sorry that 1 do not have the author for this. Realtors Hear Stale Chairman The Realtors Code, based on ths Golden Rule of "D o onto others as you wuuld havt them do unto you," was select­ ed ns ths outstanding cods of a civic or professional organ­ ization by ths Harvard Col­ lege of Codes, Austin Jones, state chairman o f the Florida Association o f Realtors Multipis Listing Service told mem­ bers o f ths Seminole County Board o f Realtors, Monday. Tha group met at the Riksha Inn in Fern Park to bear Janes and to conduct the reg­ ular buetness. Jones spoke o f th* value of membership in the local board for realtors, with particular emphasis on the code of ethics, which governs ths group. Its also outlined ths many educational opportunities a f. forded board members to help them provide bettor sorvlca to the public. New president, C. F. Field announced committee assign­ ments and outlined ths duties and responsibilities o f each group. 11s also listed the board'e objectives for 1903, In addition to his present office, Jonea haa served s i past president o f th* Orlando Roard of Realtors and ths 1902 chairman of tho Florida Assn, of Realtors membership committee. HERALD W ant-Ads Bring Fast Results Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues., thru P n . • 3 P. M. day before lnicrtion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day before lnicrtion. Mon. - Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will oot be re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reiervcs the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. CLASSIFIED INDEX Sewing Lessons. Beginners CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished Apt. 2617 Elm Ave. and advanced c l a s s e s . Morning or Evening. Phone Large 3 Bedroom house. 2 Real Estate — Mortgages FA 2-7962. Full baths, Florid* room, lit N. Park Av«. FA 2-2420 outdoor patio A fireplace. 6. For Rent Utility building. Well and Must sell, 2 bedroom house. sprinkler system. FA 2-7W8. Nothing down, pick up pay. 3 Bedroom house. 2106 Stev­ ments. 323-0614 after 3 p.m. ens Ave. Phone 340-4072. Ravenna Park. 3 Bedrooms, 1 H baths, kitchen equipped. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Fenced Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Fenced. FA 2-2310. backyard. Air-conditioner. 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3234 Kitchen equipped. Low or FA 2 0323. 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen down payment. 3309 S. Park equipped. 817 Eicambia Dr. ROOMS, The Gsbiei, 401 Ave. FA 2-0920 after 5 p. m. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0730. Sunland, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath 2 Bedroom modern House, Altamonte Spring*. New 2 home. 603 Cherokee Cir­ bedroom Duplexes. Un­ kit. equipped. 817 Catalina. cle. FA 2-0214. furnished A furnished. $80 UNFURNISHED new 2 bed A $100. 838-1812. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS room house, kitchen equip­ Furn. 2 bedroom bouse. Realtor ped. FA 2 3683. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. Raymond Lundqulst, Assoe. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. RENT A BED Rolls way, Hospital A Baby Upper Apartment. Clean A nicely furnished. $43. 119 NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath Beds Elm. NO 1-3267. home, Urge corner tot, 3it By Day, Week, or Month Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3 Room Apartment. Water tates. VA—nothing down, Pb. FA 2-3181 111 W. 1st SC furnished. $43 a month. monthly payments $92.00. 112 Maple Ave. WKLAKA APARTMENTS: FA 2-8074 • FA 2-2218. Rooms private baths, 114 2 Bedroom unfurnished house. Ttving' room) dining room, W. First St. kitchen stove, no refriger­ Unfurnished 1 b e d r o o m ator. Screened front porch, Office FA 2-2119 house. 826 Escambia. Pb. Fireplace and floor furnace. Nights FA 2-0642 FA 2-0274. 113 W. 19th St. FA 2-3626 323-0700 after 5. Houses for rent. For Infor­ 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. mation contact Ted Wil­ 10. Wanted to Rent liams Hardware, 303 E. By Owner. 2 Bedroom, Flor. 23th St. ids room, tile bath., kitch­ Unfurnished 2 to 4 Bedroom en equipped. Pb. FA 2-4836 houae by permanent adults. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen alter 3 p. m. No children or pets. Give equipped. $73 month. Ph. details < /« P. 0 . Box 270, FA 2-3303. FINE HOMES WITH Sanford. LOW DOWN PAYMENT New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. No cash needed. $61 12. Real Estate For Sale 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, hard, wood floors $13,230. $400 a month. 322-8085. down. Good 6 Room CB houae in nice neighborhood. Phone 2 Bedroom, CB. Like new. New people In town look at FA 2-1640. $8,000. $230 down. lhrald Ads. Be sure your 3 Bedroom, huge oak trees, business is represented with b e a u t i f u l neighborhood. attractive advertisements. 3I2.B00. $400 down. Call FA 2-3612. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3 Bedroom. CB. $6,730. $250 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 down. 3 Bedroom, kitchen equip­ Lakeview home with lake 2 Bedroom Frame. Freshly ped, on lake, ready for painted. $3,800. $200 down. privileges la South Sylvan occupancy. Call FA 2-0659. Lake Shores, 3 Bedrooms These homos are all in A-t condition and the monthly and 2 baths. Air-Condition2 Bedroom House. Close In. payments are the lowest ed. Phone FA 2-T8M or Jimmy Cowan. FA $-4013. possible. (Only $42 per FA 2-6368. FOR LEASE month on the last one, in­ Modern Office Suite. Over­ cluding taxes k Insurance!) looks patio. Central heating J. W . Hall, Realtor CALL US TODAY. "Cafl Hall'1 FA 2-3641 — Air Conditioning. C a l l 2544 So. F m e h Avo. FA 2-0373. Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty 1. Lout i t Found 2. Notices • Personal 8. Education - Instruction 4. Trnnaportation 5. Food 6. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. nufline.su Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Renl Estate Wanted St. Johns Realty 12. Renl Estate For Sale 13. MortKURe Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Femnle Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Bnbyiiltters 21. Beauty Sulons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Huiidlntf Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio it Television Apartments furnished o r un­ 2 B!»r two story home cen­ 27. Speclnl Services trally located, near school. REALTOR — INSUROR furnished. $43 month. Wat­ 28. Laundry Service Bargain priced. FA 2-8642. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. er Included. Also 2 bed­ 29. Automobile Service room unfurnished Garage 29A. Auto Accessories Apartment $33. Phone Day 30. Machinery - Tools FA 2-3123 or Evenings 31. Poultry • Live stock NO 8-3593. 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs Large 1 bedroom Trailer on 33. Furniture large lake. Also trailer 34. Articles For Salo space. Adults only. Phone 85. Articles Wanted FA 2-7388. Clean, Good Mechanically and 36. Automobiles - Trucks Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m 37. Boats - Motors Reasonably Priced House, kitchen equipped. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters FA 2-8546. 39. Trailers • Cubnnns Stemper Agency Q u a lity QahA 1. L o s t 4k F otm d T. V. STAMPS 1 bedroom furnished or un­ furnished house. Including LOST: Boitca Bull female Air-Condition. $60 per month. Dog. Dark hrlndlc. Vicinity FA 2-6457. of Wagner's corner. Ho­ ward. FA 2-4813. 2 Bedroom house, furnished. Rent $83. In Lake Mary. LOST: Key Case with ear Adults. FA 2-1737. keys near home, 2413 Laurel Ave. FA 2-6342. 3 Room furnished Apartment. Adulti, $43. FA 2-7399. 2. Notice* • Personals Furnished Duplex. 1114 Park. FA 2-7074. CARD OF THANKS The Family of George W. 2101 Magnolia Ave. 1 BR. Brown wishes to thank their Fum. Apt., $43; 2 BR Furn. many friends for all of the Apt. $33. Ph. Robert A. cards, flowers A kindnesses Williams Realtor, FA 2-3931 shown them during the ill­ ness and death of their Furnished clean new Apart­ ment. Close to base on old husband and father. HAMBURG, Germany Mrs. George Brown A Orlando Hiway. Adults only. (U I’D —A test csss thst could Call FA 2-3677. Buford Brown decide whether ths West Ger­ man manufacturer o f thali­ domide ts liable for deformItiea allegedly caueed by the drug adjourned after only five minutea today to give the CUSTOM MAl i l M i n . O V I k ' , plaintiff time to produce mora evidence. Judge Guetxchow allowed the adjournment until tome time after Feb. IB on tho re­ quest o f lawyer Dr. Wolfgang Dlerache, who represent* ship­ yard cashier Guenther Seropf, J ** ! ( J t l I 30. Drug Test Case Adjourned R EUPHOLS TE R YSp*ctalA! (HAIRS $39 CHAIRS '24.50 SOUS SB9 SOf AS 49 50 C E N T R A L FLA. DE C OR A T OR S Smokty Says,* 12. Real Estate For Sale 3. E d u ca tion * Instruction 6. For Rent Outstanding Opportunity 4 Bed roe at, I bath qaallty Home-Cewtral b eat RatH-la Electric Ktithes. Uialsg Ream. Excellent residential area. $11,930.90. Name jo u r dawn yajmenL I Red roam, 2 Ralb, Florida Room. Double Carport, Tile Roof. This la aa excelleot ooortuaity far aomtoeae who like* to paint. High oa n bill. Only $10,500. Name y e w dawn pajmrnt. 1961 Mercury Monterey * ^ _ 4 D o o r M rrc - O - M a tlc , P o w e r R t e r r „ 1 * 1 J | Q Power Brakes, Power flaat. Air ('• af. This Car la Showroom New # 1961 Comet 2 Dr. Sedan C4 " 1 I Mare-O-Matlc Radio, Heater, New Tires, Esrellent Condition 1960 Mercury Monterey 4 Door Hardtop Mare-O-Matlc, Pow. or Steer.. Power Broken, Radio, Healer, Extra Clean l| 7 1 1 1960 Thunderbird C 14>5 I5<>5 >5 >5 I4<>5 . Hardtop, Fully Ponarad, 28.000 M ■ Miles, (.orally Owned. A Truly Fine 7 W m K ,* Cur. Light Bluo Finish i 1959 Cadillac 2 Door j Hardtop, Fully Powered, Air C o o t, * Extra Clean J / A 1959 Olds Super 88 4 Door H.T„ Fully Pawared, Low Mileage, Extra Clean, Perfect Con- *F 1 g t A 1957 Chevrolet 4 Door SUtkm Wagon, V -l, » Passenger, Automatic TronamUtdoa, Radio, Heater, Extra Clean EC O N O M Y 1 1 )S BARGAIN BUYS i w a w B i f - ' 1 - * I X n PLYMOUTH < D m M u $ 4 16 U 6 I N S F 0 > 0 P A IR L A N B 1 D° ar b** * " V | 1 I U CHEVROLET Station Wagon I 9 W (Standard BUft) 2 N | M W O N B I N S B U tcx 4 D" " r BpHM 1 N 4 UKMCV* Y 1 D“ r >’ aritop I N CUBVK0LKr * ° Mr< * Cylinder I ]Q Q M u r O th e r L n te M odel* T o C h o o u F r o a Cottage r a i r equipped with range, refrigerator, table, chain. Have ta jou r lot. $93.06. LORM AN N R EA LT Y SOO S O . U. 8 . 17-9 2 D I A L 8 3 8 -170 7 C A S S ELB ER R Y “Tha right Investment is aqua) to a Ufettma o f teU" H U N T S ? IN C SAN FO R D F A 2*4884 LOT AT PALMETTO 4 W inter Park Phone Ml 4-0209 COMMERCIAL �W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 12. Real Estate For Sale 12, Real Estate For Sale 112. Real Estate For Sale n o o i) INVESTMENT CBS House. 3 Lame bedroom i, 2 baihi, kilcben 0 Acre Farm—.Near Sanford. 4 Bdrm.—2 Story home.( OKI equipped. A num c pay REAL ESTATE & feihjoned, but >ound. In meals. FA 2-2645. INSURANCE paalure enllrely fenced, 42 yeara In real eitate bullnumerou* building*. Good All type* of Real Eatate n en In Sanford. Phone water. Phone TE 8-5735 or FA 2-3969 TE 1-3464. Beit buys in real eitate. Hou*e 1100 <lown, take over LOT For Sale, 75* x 230'. 110 N. Park A rt. Ph. 323-0650 payment* of 182. 123 May. Grove Manor. By owner. fair Circle. 3 Bedroom modern home. FA 2-7411 after 6 p.m. Extra large living room. 3 Bedroom home by owner. Low down payment, eaiy 17. Mile Help Wanted FA 2-8327. term*. 211 Cedar. BUSINESS MANAGER for Edward F. Lane The man wlu> knowi Sanford Stir £auforii By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE John E. Fox, Realtor 2 Bedrm. boms, nicely fur niihed. 2 icreened porchei, carport, 3 extra lota In Is <hs I ' n H •( lb* Cnantr r n i O . r i .T •awn. Priced right. Phone Ms. ta Prabata, FA 2-0981. l a r n Katttt at Legal Notice JACOB W. BI-DItVB AUOH Deceased Ta All f'redltaea a a l paraaaa Havla * Claims a* liemaada Aaalaat bale K . t a t . i Tuu atilt each nf y.>o are hereby notified »n<1 required to present any claims end d e ­ mands which yog, or either at you, may hava aeatnat tha •••tat* uf Jacob \V. Ilaitant.auah, dereaar.l, lata o f aalil County, to tha County Jj'dye o f Hemlnole County. Florida, at hit offli-a tn tha court houta af said County at Banford. Florida, within ala celandar montha from tha tlmt o f tha ttrat publication nf thla Holloa. T w o copies o f aach claim or demand ahall ba In writing-. and ahatl atata tha piece o f rMldcnca and paat offlca addrr.s af tha cla im ­ ant, and ahall ha awern to by tha claimant, hla aaant, or attornay and accompanied by a flllna faa of one dollar and auch claim or demand not ao filed ahall lia Told. Mallla V. Bedanbauch Aa admlntitrator o f tha Estate o f Jacob W. Bedanbauch. Deceased. Publish Jan. 17, II. It k Kali. 7, m l . CDK-tt l u T i r r . o r a i i r .R i r r w i a l r NOTICE IS KERUBY O IV . F.N that I, J. L.U1 llh It H u ll. IIY. Hliarlff of Hemtnote County. Florida, by vlrtua o f a w rit Nailed out o f the C ir­ cuit Court In and for O rance County, F lorida, on tha Ind day o f N ovtm btr, A. D. l t d , to that cartaln cause ba. twaan 'TIIK FIRST NATIONA l, HANK AT OIlbANDO, a national bankln c aaaoclatlon, Plaintiff, and WIL.LIK O. RHOADES, MILDRED RHOADES and F. * . MILLS. Defendanta, hava In my posaa n io n tha fo llo w la r daacrtb* ad paraonal prnparty, to -w lli 1— HIT Pontlao c o u p e . Serial No. A - T lT I t lt d l Llcenaa No. 1TW -I1II aa tha proparty uf F. E. M IL IJ ; that oa tha 4th day a f February, A. D. I l d . hetw ien tba U ra l hour* o f aala, to -w lti attar 11:00 o'clock In tha foranoon and before 1:4a o 'c lo c k In the afternoon, on tha aald day at tha froq t door o f tha Counly Court llnuaa In Sanford. Seminole Counly, Florida,I ahall o ffa r for aala to tha hlghaat bidder for caeh in hand, tha abnye daacrlbed pereonal proparty o f F. E. MILLS. J. L Hobby Sharlff o f Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida PublUh Jan. 10. 17, 14 ,« L CDE-II Belalr Section. 16500 total price for 2 bedroom CBS. llome. Small down pay­ ment. Call *22-381*. Legal Notice IN TH E C IECl’ tT COI’ E T 1.1 IN D r o i l hEWIXOLE r o r i . TY . FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY 1YT44 AETNA L I F E INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation. Plaintiff, va. FREDERICK K. HUSSEY. JR., and ELAINE M. MUSSET. M» w ife: and BOULDER COR­ PORATION. Dafandanta i n r i r s o f sc i t TH E aTATE OF FLORIDA— TOi FREDERICK K. IIUSSET, JR.. and ELAINE M. IIUSSET. hla wHa rraldtnca and addraaa RFD No. l, Brookltna, N»w Hampahtr* eervice buainew with ten office and outalde employee* Muit meet and deal with the public. Knowledge of office procedure and ex­ perience in lupervltlon nec­ essary. Write giving age, education, experience, sal­ ary range. Box 31 c 'o San­ ford Herald. The City of Sanford Civil Ser­ vice Board la accepting ap­ plications far the position of Fireman. Qualification*: 21 to 30 yr*. of age; mini­ mum hgt 5’ T"; minimum wgt. 123 lb*.; high school grad, or equivalent educa tion; resident of Seminole counly for at least *!x month* immediately prior to date of application Exam, for qualified appli cants wilt be held at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 9, 1963 In the city ball. Submit applies tion* to Civil Service Ex­ aminer not later than Feb. 4. 1963. SINGER S e w i n g Machine Refrigerator. $23. Good con­ dition. 323-9389. equipped to Xig xag and make button boles. With guarantee. 5 Pay menu of Hobby Shop Tools. 16" Electrie Saw, grinder, 24" Jig­ 15.40. FA 2 9411. saw, etc. Al*o hand toots. FA 2-3948. F: RE PLACE BEDS FOR RENT WOOD Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ Oak and pine. 332 a cord IT" H.C.A. Table Model T.V. 923.00. 21" WcatlnghoUM* nile. FREE delivery and delivered. Robert Morris T.V 935.00. FA 2-5362. Pick-up, Ph. FA 3 0235, FA 2-3909 or FA 2-6818. FURNITURE CENTER 36. Automobile* • Truck* not) French Ave, I Used Remington portable Ph. FA 2-793.1 Typewriter with case. Like 1962 Studcbsker P i c k u p Truck. Excellent com!. Ix>w new. 910. Powell's Office Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick mileage. Call Ralph Pexold. Supply Co 117 .Magnolia. Service With the Cash. FA 2-1611. SUPER Tit ADING POST USED A REPOSSESSED FA 24)677. i960 Renault Diuphinc black. MERCHANDISE Healer. Very good condi­ G.E. U” Portable T.V. 159.95 34. Article* For Snie tion. FA 2-5876. Zenith 21" T.V. 949.95 949.95 Umbrella Tents 932 93 spe­ Admiral 21" T.V. .. Cadillac, 52.000 miles. Clean cial, camp stoves, Army- Motorola with now picture as new. $1500 00. FA 2-ui»3 tube . . . . ........ .. 569.95 Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Rt ' A, 21" T.V......... . $59.95 Ave. 2—1955 Chevrolet li ton Pick­ R.C.A. 17" T.V. . 919.95 up Trucks. Both real nice. Ken more auto tna tic Washer FACTORY T*} YOU Reels Used Cars, llth It ALUMINUM BLINDS ................................. 949.95 Sanford Ave. Enclosed head. Sag proof bot­ Norge Wringer Washer 949.93 *5* Mercury _ F?;r7 - .C tom rail with plastic ends. Goodyear Service Store Plastic or ra) on tapes. Cot­ 535 W. 1st St. FA 2-2821 power altering, FA 2-5806. ton or nylon cords Scnknrik Gin** nml Paint Company ‘•8« Ph. FA 2 4622 * 'Walter! Could you bring us a mop? I aptllad a glaaa Wc loan Carpet Shampooer of w a mmm novor mind!** 27. Special Services FRIGID AIRE Sale* A Service House Wiring. Free Estimate* Sid Vihlcn's Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. r A 2-0913 Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — i A 2-4223 Wall AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Service calls FA 2 9663. 92.00. Call 27. Special Service* at no cost with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Furniture. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKER SYSTEMS All Types and Sixes We Repair and Service For Sale, Farm Implements. 1 Double Disc Harrow, 9130.00. I Cultivator and attachments, $150. 1 New ground plow with 2 disc. 9123.00. These loots are all 3 pt. hitch. R. K. Cole, 324 W. 20th St. Ph. FA 2 3278. 21" Table model T.V. wills stand. Good condition. 973. FA 2 7333. AIR BOAT. Priced for quick sale. FA 2-2154. 12' Aluminum Boat, klitehcll Trailer and 5 '» hp. Evinrude. Extras. FA 2-8805. 38. Motorcycle* - Scooters VESPA Motor Scooters (new) $10.65 down k $5.52 Week­ ly. Lewis Saks k Service 2517 Country Club Road Ph. FA 2-7928 39. Trailers - C aban as '58 Modern 2 bedroom House* trailer. 95fl down, 940 month. Total price 11,500. Dewitt Trailer Park. 3515 Orlande Dr. FA 2-7651. 1 Bedroom llouietraller with kitchen, living room, bath M M W , Very clean. Call 3330010 or 322-6356. ^ X V SELLING SPR EE Get the corner on driving fun with Comet ’63, designed for a fa s lovin' - gas nnving ride. Advanced engineering haa made Comst ■ m u ll cally “ service free" - real tops in economy. Select from IS exciting m odel*. Delivered in Sanford *2077 * Monthly Payments As Low As $44.00 21” Admiral T. V., Record Player, radio combination. Excellent condition. 983 06 . Phono FA 2 7651. BANK FINANCING L IN C O L N M ERCU RY HUNT China Cabinet, T.V., Record Player, Chest of Drawers. Other miscellaneous items. FA 2 8642. 109 N, Palmetto (Don’t m ia a INC Winter Park Ml 4-0209 FA 2-4884 it ! S T R IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N 'S MS Annual Winter Specials! It’* fold, cold, cold Ford* are OLDS Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-8 8 E. lit Ph. FA 2-5941 1963 C O M ET 2-DOOR SEDAN PACKING HOUSE SUPPLIES Ladders, Basswood and llruce wood, durable and light Picking Hags Clippers, Citrus Bag>, all sixes, cabbage bags ONION PLANTS Crystal Wax. per M — 92.30, 300 $1 SO, 5U lull 13.00 FOB here. A. M. PREVATT PHONE 749-2113, Seville, Flu. H O LLER S °/S A N F0 R D saving* '/CHEVROLET To The Waterway Robson Sporting Good* PORTABLE Singer. All at­ tachments. Ill Auden Lane, Sunland. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought ■ Sold. Lorry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4131 WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payment* of 913.30 on 3 complete roams of turulture. Call STINE TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ Machinery and Supply Co. 2fT W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 lect. G ttcu iy 6 3 M ER C U R Y -C O M ET TWO WEEK GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Dinette Table, 8 chairs. Very Gra{>cville Ave. Near 20th St. good condition. 923.50. Ph. FA 2-0815. 33. F u rn itu re INCOME TAX RETURNS — 0 . 91. Harrison. 1311 ralm ctto Ave. 1'bone 322-8827. 37. Boats • Motors FREE ESTIMATE - 24. Electrical Services 34. Article* For Sale Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. C o, at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. 2.0 Magnolia Tou ara haraby notlflad that FRIGIDA1RE a tult haa b**n fltad asatm t Sales A Service you and Rouldar Corporation. In tha abova antlttad rauaa; G. H. HIGH and that ynu ara haraby re- 19. Situations Wanted 1700 W. Ii4 St. Sanford iiulrad tn flla you r bnawar 25. Plumbing Service* with tha Clark o f thla Court, Children kepL FA 2-4182. Ph. l ’A 2-3883 and to rerrs a copy thereof PLUMBING upon tha r ia ln tlff or Plain- Ironing wanted. FA 2-3303. Refrigeration • Air-condition­ Contracting Repslri t lff a attornty'a, • huaa nama and addraia la: ing men needed. We train FREE ESTIMATES Will do ironing. 323-0391. Frrrman, illchardaon A you. Write Commercial R. L. HARVEY W atson Trade* Institute Bog 18, c 'o 711 Uarnatt Dank llulldlns Family man, white, age 23, 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Jackaonvllla t. Florida needs work Immediately. Sanford Herald. not talar than Fabruary llth , Dependable. Will do any A. D. t i l l . If you tall to do ao, Dacrra kind. Willing to learn. Ph 29. Automobile Service Pro Conftaao w ill ba entered 323-1900. asalnat you (or tha ratlaf dtmandad tn tha Complaint. Plumbing & Heating in m y home Tha n alu rt o f aald ault ba­ Babysitting AIR CONDITIONING in s for tha foracloaura of Small children and babies. M ortsa ce ancum barlns tha CONTRACT and REPAIR Big yard and screened In Windshield Rack Glass proparty and pramlaaa loca lWORK ad In Bamlnola County, F lo r­ porch. Reasonable and Door Glass Vent Glass ida, daaerlbod aa follow smeals furnished. Call Mr*. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4342 SERVICE Ix>» t l and lha W a it 13 15 Davis, FA 1-904. faat af Lot 14, BLOCK Senkirik Gians and Paint 26. Radio * T e lev la ioa "H " at KKOLIIH Company ESTATES, UNIT ONE. ac- Housekeeper to elderly lady 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4621 oordlns .i" . lha plat tbaroor gentleman. Good cook. ? . V. Service Calls. 92.00. e f as raoordad tn Plat Reliable. Gen. Del. Orlando, Rook 14, paso 1, Public House of the Uoklen Rule. 31. Poultry • l.lvratock ltaoorda o f Sonalnolo Coun­ Fla. Ph. FA 2-9792. ty. Florida. WITNESS my hand and aaal Milk Cow. FA 2-2775. o f aald Court at Sanford, 21. Beauty Salons For quick service e a l l . Samlnnla County, Florida, thla Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. llt h day a f January, A. D. SPECIAL 31A. Peta 1*41. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop tSEALI For T.V. Service within the Male Dachshund. 1 year old Arthur II. Rackwltb. Jr. End curl 93.30 including hour. Call Coy’a T.V. IT Clark o f Circuit Court 923. 322-8880. shape, tel A style. Open R y: Martha T. Vihtan years experience, 5 years Deputy Clark Evening by appointment. 3 in Sanford. All parts A la­ 32. Flowers • Shrub* Puhllah Jan. IT, |(, 11 e Experienced Operators. Fab f, (M l. bor guaranteed for 90 days. 3 If Palmetto Ave. FA 1-0434 CPE-41 Beautiful Camellias la bloom .SpeclaL i 31. Article* For Sale Ijrralh ,I«n. 24, 1963 — Page 11 33. Furniture headed are again here! up North Select your* so extra *hipmenU of ttparkllng new now . . . immediate delivery . . . and the tremrndount 'M CADILLAC OLIlH Station Wagon Power And Air Cond. . SAVE 19 6 3 Ford Falcon FALCON Station Wagon Standard Tranandulon IN I COMET 4 Door Automatic Transmission 1596 FALCON > Dm M a n Standard Transmission COMET 2 Door Sedan Standard Transmission 10 9 5 CORVAIK 4 Door Antowstic Transmission 129 5 CHEVROLET 4 Door Auto Trans., Air Cond. 79 6 1 M 1 CADILLAC Sedan DaYlllo I N N * Power And Air Cond. 119 6 EQUIPPED WITH RADIO & HEATER CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8, Automatic With ’60 Model t i l OI.DHMOlill.K 4 Door Auto.' Trans.. Air lund. R A M B L E R Per Mo. *30!?. FREE TOP V A LU E STAMPS .. Strickland-MorrisonInc Autom atic CHEVROLET V, Too Pickup • Cylinder ............. SANFORD V 129 6 PLYMOUTH 2 Door V-B, Standard Stick 218 F, 2nd Trade In T FORD Station Wagon 8 CyU With *61 Model Trade In MERCURY 4 Door Auto, Power Brakes. Steer, Air Cond. CADILLAC Sedan DoVlIlo Power And Air Cond------------ LOW ESP PRICED COMPACT IN AMERICA! Tops for gas economy. Tops for compact resale talus. Your dollar goes fartrher in a Falcon I 308 E. Firs! St„ Sanford 2508 I . PARK ».«„ Open Til 9 P. M. Fridays — 6 P. M. Other W eek Days �® ljp Longwood Volunteers £dhturn Have Fire College g > a n ftir i> PAGE 12 TOURS., JANUARY 24. 1963 COUNTY NEWS New V F W Auxiliary Has Installation By J i m Casselberry Tha newly organised Worn* en'a Auxiliary o f VFW Po*t 10060 o f Caaaoiberry bald an imUllatlon o f officer* Baturdajr night at the Country Club In Casselberry. Faat Department l*reeident Hr*. Maude llorrell of Or­ lando wan Inatitutlng and Inlu llin g Officer. She waa aslilted by Mr*. Nellie Taylor of Rockiedge, dlitrlet eight president, end Mra. Mae Rod­ ger* of Orlando, preiident of AEH <287. Mr*. Roberta B. Moore o f Orlando, pait department iecreUry, served a i secretary pro Um until after the InaUllatlon. New offlecra IniUlled were Mr*. Mildred Johnson, preildrnt; Mra. Doric Long, icnlor elee preiident; Mra. IjoI* Howard, Junior elee preiident; Mra. Ann Rhyme, aecreUry; Sira. Marjorie Tilton, treaiurer; Mr*. Uelen P o a r a o n , guard; Mra. Connie Sparki, rondurtrail; Mr*. Anne Wickllffe, hlitorlan and publicity agent; Mr*. Helen llartwich, p a t r i o t i c Imtructor; Mr*. Thelma Crotty, muilclan; Mr*, (laynell Zukowaki, Mra. Mary Webb, Mr*. France* Agner and Mra. Nina DtRouaha, Communism Classes Hear Guest Speaker By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School Com­ munism d a iiea were prlvlleg* ed to hear a talk last Friday afternoon by John Noble, who waa an American prisoner In the Soviet Union for Marly 10 yean . Noble la on a speaking tour •nd has been addressing many group* In Central Klorids schools and churches. He was captured by the Communist* in >946 In Ger­ many and iraa imprisoned there in one of the infamous Soviet slave labor camp* which was located M ar tha the Arctle Circle where lie e x p e r i e n c e d temperature* which dropped as much as 91 degree* below aero. He spoke to tin students of hU experience* and told o! A e present day threat pre­ sented by the spread of Com­ munism in Ihc world. Baseball Teams To Organize In Lake Mary By Frances Wester An organisational meeting fo r Little I.ell gnu and Senior League baseball teams In l-ak* Mary will b« held at 9 p. m. next Tuesday in tha Lake Mary Fire Hall. Parent* from Luke Mary, Loch Arbor, Little Venire and Ravenna Park have Ia-in In­ vited to attend tha .meeting at which time managers will be appointed, a financial com mitten elected and Rooster Club officers named. In order that tha mealing may be conducted aa awlftly aa possible It h u been re­ quested that only the parents attend. Registration to play re quires that a boy b« at least eight yean o f age by last Aug. 1 and nut mure than 16 years old before Aug. 1 of this yrar. Each registration will require a t l insurance fea plus a deflation, if possible, o f |I0 to tha Rooster Club tu support the three teams. Legionnaires To Conduct Poll By J * u Ni|la American Legion members •f the Sixth District Sslur day will conduct an organis­ ed March under direction at Ken Moyer lor aliglMa not erans who have never Join­ ed tha Legion.. Tha campaign will gat nodrrway at • n. a . in tha A l 1 n a a n s Ip-toga i n i , color bearer*; Mr*. Webb I* three year trultra, Mr*. Freda Dyicrt, two year truitea and Mra. Wlckllffe, I* ana year truftee. The new preiident, Mra. Johnson, presented gtfU to Mra. Howard, Sira, llorrell and Mra. Taylor In apprecia­ tion fo r thalr help In organis­ ing and InatJtutIng tha naw auxiliary. Distinguished rueaU pres* ent for the occaalon were Mra. Louiie Stewart o f Orlando, pait dlitrlet preiident; Mra. Harriett Harrla o f Longwood, deputy chief o f aUff of diatrict eight; Larry Cline, a*alaUnt ataU Inapector and OFFICERS AND DISTINGUISHED GUESTS taking part in Suturday night's Institution and Installation of the new Auxiliary to VFW Post 10050 o f Casselberry were, seated from left, Mrs. Ann Rhyme, Mrs. Nina DeRousha, Mrs. Anne Wlckllffe, Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Mrs. Connie Sparks, Mrs. Nellie Taylor and Mrs. paat dlitrlet commander; A r­ thur J. Block, p u t commender of Poit 8207; Frank llartwich, peat commander o f the Gold Stripe Poet; WalUr Taylor, paat commander of Poat 6434 of Cocoa and Cliff L. Over­ man, p u t comamnder of Post 8207. Refreshment* conaliting o f Maude llorrell. Standing from left, Mrs. Vera Channel, Mrs. Frances Agner, Mrs. Lois Howard, Mrs. Doris Long, Mra. Marjorie Tilton, Mrs. Helen llartwich, Mrs. Heten Pearson, Mrs. (Jay­ ne!! Zukowski, Mrs. Mae Rodgers and Mrs. Mary Webb. (Herald Photo) Garden Club Lyman Sets Finals Visits For Essay Contest Audubon House By Jana Caaaelheny Tlie South Seminole Garden Club visited the Audubon House In Maitland, head­ quarters for the Florida Aud­ ubon Society, on .Monday of this week. The group enjoyed a sack tuneh at noon on the front porch which overlooks Lake Sybella and later moved up­ stairs for the business meet­ ing. Mrs. Finney Haynes, bird chairman, Introduced Mrs. Margaret Hundley, an orni­ thologist on the Audubon So­ ciety staff. Her dudes Inelude editing the magaxlne, doing research and planning Held trips. She received her training al Hamlin University In Minnesota and al Uia Uni­ versity of Maine. Mrs. Hundley showed lovely colored slide* of many o f the bird* most commonly found In the Central Florida area and told of their habits nnd how they ran be recognised. She also answered questions from the garden clubbers concerning birds. Plana were announced for a field trip to Zcllwood on Feb. tl *hrrr member* of the Hub will viait Vinson's Orchid House to see the orchid* and African violet*. Garden Club Sets Project By Mena Gr la stead Members of the North Or­ lando Garden Club and torn* of their husbands were out early la at Saturday morning planting 23 cherry laurel trees In ihe club's first beautification project of the year. Trees were planted on S. Fairfax, S. Devon and S. Ed gem on Aves. Working on the project wore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ry­ an. Mr*. Jessie Walltre, Mrs. Richard Stodden, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nan, Mrs. Ewrightson Harvltle, Mr. and Mra. Chuck Rowell, Mra. Mary Hyatt, Mrs. BUI Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bte w art Ttw planning committee la charge of the project consist ed of Mrs. RowaU, Mra. W. W. Anderson, Mr*. NaU, Mra. Wolfe, Mrs- Stewart and Mra. May DuqueUe. By J a w Oaaaelfcerry American Legion Memorial Post 260 of Casselberry will sponsor Ihe 30th Annual Na­ tional High School Oratorical Contest on a local level at 1:46 p. m. next Tuesday when Lymxn Senior High students hold their flnala at a special assembly program. A national Americanism activity of the Legion the contests are approved by the National Assn, of Secondary School Principals. More than 666,000 secondary school stu­ dent* participated In last year's contest with 49 depart­ ment winners entering na­ tional competition after eli­ mination programs were con­ ducted. This year’a subject must be on some phase of the Con­ stitution of Ihc United States which will give emphasis to the altendant duties and obllgallons of a clliacn to his gov­ ernment. Essays must be the original efforts of each con­ testant and must not require lets than 10 minutes nor more than 12 mlnutea lor delivery. Penalty for plagiarism will be disqualification. In addi­ tion, each contestant will give an extemporaneous dlscou-ie taking not teas than four and not more than six mlnutea. Post 2Ml Judges will be Clarence Doebener, Miller Evans, Den Evans, Larry Mapleaden and Poat Com­ mander Harold K r y d e r . Speech Instructor Is Stanley Houston of tha Lyman Eng­ lish Dept. Winner of the coo test will receive a trophy with the runnerup getting a medal. Junior High Athletic Assn. To Build Basketball Court By Jaw CasaoTberry The South Seminole Junior High School Athletic Aran, voted Monday night al a meeting held in the school library to take on the projec ott building a SO x 64 foot all •purpose basketball W irt for the school. The court also could be used for such sports as tenms, and volleyball aa well as for dancing, To raise funds for complet­ ing the project, ways and means rommltlee chairman Dob Means, has proposed sell­ ing 2,100 two-foot square* of the court to interested Individual* who will receive t certificate indicating that they have a share in the school'a athletic program. Chairman Henry Duncan reported that the Lyman Athletic Boosters Assn, had auggeated that the two organ­ isations combine. The pro­ posal was rejected by the Junior High planning com mittee, however, because of the 9907 still outstanding on the debt incurred in ' buying aporls equipment lor Ihe w w school, and the many Im­ provement* stIU needed. No funds have been avail able from the slate or cuun ty for Um athletic program, thua the full responsibility Is toft with Um Athletic Assn, sandwich**, ehlpa and dips, coffee and cake were nerved following the ceremony is the many members and gueaU present Tha huge cake waa mad* by Mrs. Rosemary Sanderfort a< Poat S207 and waa skillfully decorated with a full rotor replica o f the VFW em­ blem. To raise needed funds tha association wm sponsor a chicken supper on Saturday, Feb. 9, al the Longwood Ele­ mentary School with aerv tog scheduled to begin *4 I p. m. A special advance axle of tickets for the supper will be held on Saturday, Fab. 2. Barracks 1197 To Install New Officers By Mrs. Adam Mailer New officer* o f World W*r I Barracks 1197 and uf It* Auxiliary o f DcBary will be Installed at 7 p, at. Friday nltht by Mrs. Grace Lash, seventh d I a t r I a ( president, during * combined meeting o f tha groups at tha Community Center. Chairman o f entarUinmant for the program la Maria Dun gun and refreshment chair­ man I* Pauline Walter. Grace ICahce, blood bank chairman, reports that 89 have signed up for tha World War I Veterans Bleed Bank. Bobwhlta quail prefer fairly open, cultivated or pasture land with patches of brush far w tM tY i*"*; HENRY WARD Ward Accepts Appointment As Fire Chief By Mo m Grlastead Henry Ward o f North Or­ lando this week publicly an­ nounced that h* has accepted tha appointment as Village Fir* Chief recommended lest week by Mayor Frank Patula a f t e r suspension o f Bob Stephenson In an all-out ef fort to revamp tho entire Volunteer Fire Dept. Ward said he accepts the appointment for the sol# pur­ pose o f re-organising the volunteer organisation and placing It and tha equipment on aa operating basis. A public hearing to air charges against Stephenson's operations as tha fir* chief will bo aot after the first o f tha month. Civic League To Sponsor Card Party By Datura Esina The Longwood Civic League will sponsor a benefit card party beginning at ■ p. m. Friday la the Civic League Building oa Church St. Serving aa chairman tor the event is Mrs. Garland Shaw who is a sms led by Mlaa Dorothy Heath, Mrs Otis Let and Mrs. J. Hamb­ lin. Door and table prises will be awarded and refreshments will be served. Proceeds will be applied towards upkeep ef the build* lag. Band Boosters To Sponsor Chicken Dinner By J a w Casselberry Lyman High School Band Boosters will sponsor a chic­ ken dinner from 6 to 7 p. m. this Saturday at the school cafeteria. Dinner* of "aH you can e a l" have been especially priced tor adults and for children under 12 years of age. Children under six will receive their dinners entire­ ly free of charge. The Rand will furnish en­ tertainment during the din­ ner and a cake aucUon and white elephant sale also will be conducted in conjunction with the event. Proceed* will go for In­ struments, uniforms, and to­ wards general upkeep of the band, which Is self support­ ing and la trying to raise enough money to resch the budget of 93,740 this year. Hew Members Welcome For Legion Post By Shirley Wentworth Invitation hat been extend­ ed tor Interested and eligible women lo Join Marlon ClarkPhlllfpa American Legion Post 227, tha only all womea'a post in Central Florida. Mlat Louise Shaw of Bear Lake la senior vice command­ er of the post which la com­ pelled of. women who have served In either of the World Wart or the Korean Conflict. Mcmbcra of the post are for­ mer Army nurses, Air Force nurici. WACS. WAVES, SPARS, Marinea and Yeomen. Eligibility dates tor member, ship are April 6, 1017 to Nov. 11, IDIS; Dec. 7, 1941 In Sept. 2, 1943 and June 26, I960 to July 27, *.963. Proof of honor­ able discharge or separation must alio be available. Prospective members will be welcomed at meetings of the post held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month, the bualnesi meeting at Memorial Post 19 on Lake Ivanhoe In Orlando and social meetings at other designated locations. Interested persons may contact Miss Shaw at her home. 4-H Club Plans Fair Projects By Maas Grlnatead The North Orlando 4-H Club is planning a busy Saturday this week in projects lo raise money tor members to make Um trip on Feb. 16 to the Florida Stale Fair to Tampa, Saturday morning a baka xml* will be held at the North Orlando General Store. If weather la clear, sales tables will be set up outdoors, how­ ever, to rase of Inclement weather plans are being made to hold Um sale to tba laundry building. Saturday afternoon all members of the club will join hands to ■ car wash lo be held la front oI Village Halt Donation* of baked goods will be appreciated by tba group and residents are urg­ ed to support the club's pro­ jects to give member* the educational advantages to be obtained through the Fair By Donna Estes Loogwood's Volunteer Fire­ men and Junior Volunteers Friday night w it wind up a week's Intensive fire fight* tog instructions given In nightly session of a Fire Col­ lege under the direction of Elmo Cox, instructor from the Florida State Fire Col­ lege in Ocala. In Monday's "get-aequatoted " session, Cox explained responsibilities of the firemen, the importance of good pub. Re relations, insurance rates and methods of torceable en­ try into homes where neces­ sary. Tuesday's meeting Involved hydraulics and water pressure and signs of fir* including the fire triangle, flash points, Ignition temperature and spontaneous ignition. The volunteer* were drill- ed on the use of pumps and apparatus and hose practices al Wednesday night's class and today fire extinguishers, breathing mask* and equip­ ment will be demonstrated and explained. Friday the men will be In­ structed on tog streams, con­ trolling fires, inflammable liquids and structural fir* fighting. The public is invited to witness all of Friday night’s class, especially the burning of a ahack erected Sunday on a tot adjacent lo the rail road crossing on Church St. by the volunteer* specifically for the demon­ stration practice. Diplomas will be awsrdrd each man who has received the 15 hours of instructioa during the Fire College. Girl Scouts Learning To Make Camp LONGWOOD FIRE CHIEF Claude Lnyo, right, lookn over ItiyouU for tonight'a session o f the week-long Fire College being held for the volun­ teers by Elmo Cox, left, state instructor. (Herald Photo) E D ITO R IA L COM M EN T More Than A Badge Altamonte Springs Police Chief Grady Hall came in for some fine compliments at last week’s meeting o f the Town Council when Mayor Law­ rence Swofford highly commended him and his volunteer force for arranging and taking part in an intensive training course for law enforce­ ment officers. Memt>ers of the department Inst week were entering into their third month o f weekly Thurs­ day night sessions with eight more scheduled to go. According to the mayor's reports, the men are schooled in every phase of law enforcement work and are probably being more thoroughly trained than those in much larger cities. It Is most satisfying nnd reassuring to know that our local officials realize that it takes more than just a badge to make a policeman. School Celebrates Arbor Day By Denaa Estes Students at the Longwood Elementary School celebrat­ ed Arbor Day last Friday with a 46 minute program followed by the planting of 20 trees and plants on the school grounds. The program, conducted through the intercom system, featured (lie fourth grade class of Mrs. Lee Richardson In a play written by the *tu> dents on the meaning of Ar­ bor Day and the sixth grade- era, taught by Mrs. Theresa Rotick, sang songs also writ­ ten by the students in cele­ bration of the event. Trees, saved tor and purrhaacd by each claaa, were pla nted following the pro­ gram. In some cases where there are fewer children to a classroom, two groups, pooled their resources to buy the plant. Students chose a variety in­ cluding cocus Australlus, elm, cherry, palm, plumosus and foundation plants. By Mona Grtoitead Safe and secure mclhods of making camp are being stud­ ied by member* of North Or­ Undo Girl Scout Troop 233, under the direction of Mrs. nichard Stodden, leader. At Monday's 4 p. m. meet­ ing this seek held at Mra. Stoddcn's iKime, the girls pitched a tent and at next week's meeting they will practice chopping wood in the back yard of Mrs. Bill Harris, co-leader. Other phases covered In the training Include the care and usci of a Jack knife and com­ pass. A practice campoul will be held at which time the girU will learn to use their "buddy burner*." Instruction at this week's meeting also included a skit pertaining to Girl Scout Laws presented by Gall Atchison and Georgia Barker. Troop. 233 conaista of II sixth and seventh grade girl* who invited others in this ago group to Join the Scouts. Brownies Elect Club Reporters North Orlando Brownii Troop 593 elected reporters at Tuesday afternoon's meet­ ing held al the home of Mrs. Dill Piioian, leader. There now arc 20 girls from grades two through tour in the troop. Elected were Sandy Grant, Debbie Coyle and Patricia Webster. Their responsibility will consist of contacting tho ncwspapcri after each meet­ ing to report the current pro­ gram. Debbie Lane and Jammtn Dtack were elected to clip reporta to be placed to tho troop'a scrapbook. Embroidery work was start­ ed at last week’s meeting snd Mrs. Pllolan and Mrs. Roy Burke, co-leader, wero kept busy threading needles. Troop 695 meets each Tues­ day from 4 p. m. until 6 p. tn. trip. Police Named In Altamonte Ten volunteers for the Alta monte Spring* Police Dept, were approved by members of the Town Council upon re­ commendation of Chief Grady H*U at laat week's first meet­ ing of the newly organised board. Serving will be J. I . Oole, Thornton DeCamp, F. A. Edyvesn. Boyd Hitchcock, Harry Brown, Donald Jackonly OM to 19 persons lived aon, Jon Miller, Hollia Tuck­ n farms when tba I960 U. S. er, Norman White and Bill WU1U. LONGWOOD ELEMBNTABY F ir.,. C r* lm Uught by Mr.. M .m lilh S ia o te ti th« “ bool but Friday atwmoon to a«t out 20 planti and trees in eelebntion o f Arbor D iy. Each plant or trot y i i f t i S f e . y 101 I*nnl“ “ ved during the past few months by children of the classed. (Herald Photo) �Support The March Off Dimes Saturday WEATHER: Wnrmlnf up trend today. High today, 55-60. Low tonight, 40-45. VOL. 53 V J T o^ • * Ran into Jim Crappa on the street and Jim aaya he would like to see the city commission aak the legislature for a pay raise. • M • « County Commission will bo meeting (off-the-cuff) tonight to diacuai proposed legislation. You can guess what will be the most Important topic . . . Say, Mack, about that raise I • • • We hear that construction will start on a special oxygen plant by the hospital. (More on this later as soon as we can corner Bob Bessercr.) • • • Speaking of the hospital, county road crews have com­ pleted paving south entrance to the new wing. • • • County Engineer Bill Bush •'cool" to the Idea of countywide drainage legislation. Pre­ fers long range planning for primary canals here. • • • What services will be a Fathers night. constitutes religious for the Civic Center " h o f' potato the City will face Monday • • • Should be a lung, drawn out affair what with Pipeline Co.ACL hassle . . . (Don’t be surprised If NAS Chief Bob Ware turns up) and contract on wa­ ter Improvement* chief Items on Ute agenda. Slwuldn’t there be some sort of traffic signal by the Pinetrest School out by 27th St.? • ♦ • Don't forget the Elks Charity Ball Saturday . . . It's for a good cause and the March of Dimes roadblock. • • • That north wind blowing by the courthouse make* it too dangerous for the window boys and windows are being put In an the south side today. * • • O It’s so quiet around town I’ve got to mention the Gen­ eral Sanford IJbrary. O. An­ drew Speer Jr. was named president of the Association. By the way we hear Carols Sanford Dow left a great deal of loot to the facility. • • • Ken McIntosh, who has done so much for the youth around town . . . Timing Assn., etc., «tr., egg thrower* (eh) will probably appear before the County Commission next week asking for a conlinual lease for the drag racer*. PAST AND PRESENT nre represented here us present President Glenn McCall o f the Sanford-Scminolc Jnycecs welcomes oldest past-president, Floyd Palmer (1927) to the luncheon which honored all the former Jaycee presidents, Thursday. McCall will welcome Senator Beth Johnson as the s]>eakcr at the DSA Muiuiuet Saturday at the Civic Center at 7 p. ni. (Herald Photo) It Will Be Warmer! Winds Aid Citrus A brutal cold wave which knifed into the southland bringing death and crop dnlu­ nge totaling millions of dol­ lars gave way to a warming trend today. The Arctic cold front chilled Florida’ s tourist* but a brisk northeast wind that accom­ panied it kept a deep freeze out o f the state’s citrus groves, already hard hit by a killing freexo last month. Temperatures were expect­ ed to rise thioughout most of the state today but lust night the mercury hovered around zero in Tennessee. +★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Weatherman Gooffs ! ! ! ! Tlmnk heaven! 'Dial was the ex|>iea*ion thi* morning of an attache in the offico of County Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker relative to the weatherman’* warning* o f n freeze Thursday night. With officiul warning* Thursday o f a "heavy freeze," even down to 15 degree*, the weatherman "goofed." And to ropeut the expreasion: “ Thank heaven!” Official thermometer reading* this morning were 35 at 5 a.m., 35.5 at 6 and 7 u.m., 36 at 8 a.m. and -15 lit 9 a.m. J. D. Wright, School Board chairman and a citru* grower, pointed out Thursday that freez­ ing weather had hit the citru* industry “ world­ wide." Freeze* have hit the citru* belt* this win­ ter in Italy, Spain, California, Texas and Florida. In fact, Wright said, the Texas citru* Ih>U hn* not recovered from freeze* dating hack to 1951 and "I doubt if the industry there will ever recover from these last few year* o f damaging weather.’ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ W intry Cold W ave • • • The association had to can­ cel a series of races because no lease available. * • • Paul Blackford who kept grid fan* happy at I-yman signed a full four year scholar­ ship at the University of Tampa last night. Paul scored 17 touchdowns last year. • • • Look for the next step In growth or Casselberry, the count)'* second largest mu­ nicipality, to be annexation of the Shopping Center at llwy. 17 92 and Sn 434. Meeting ex peeled within the next few days to consider an annexa­ tion petition. Leaves Toll Off 160 By United Press International Schools eloped. Industries shut down and roads were blocked by drifting s n o w across the eastern half of the nation today in the wake of one of the century's most lat­ ter cold waves. The death toll from (he sixday alrgc of polar air climbed to 160. Despite a slight break <n the cold wave, much of the nation shivered la sub zero temperaturea early today. The mer- • • • Speaking of that area, Fern Park incorporation In the news again but we doubt any petition can be ready by thl* session o( the Legislature. • • • Local bartender* were alert­ ed today. Federal and state beverage agents are in town. Mostly checkin'; on licenses. But also serving of teenagers, if so. • • • John F. McCloskey was in today with passes for the Sem­ inole County Fair starting Feb. 4. He is president of American l>egion Fair Assn Legion-sponsurcd fair should be interesting and exciting. Established 1908 FRL, JANUARY 25. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford Canal W ins 'Go Ahead By LARRY VERSHKI. Took a brief tour through Uic old pout office this morn­ ing with City Manager W. E. Knowles and Building Inspec­ tor Foote Yelvington. . . . Drafting board in the middle . . . pencil drawing o f what the facility would look like . . . reading and rrjearvh roomi upstair*. . . . Crews taking brais off the walla to lie salvnged by the government. . . . •‘Hood building,1’ eay* I’ete. . . . "Make one good library," aaya Foot*. • United I*rea» Leaned Wire Boost Bid Minimum, Board Asks Only n minor piece of legis­ lation —will be asked by Fie Seminole County School Board of the next session of the State Legislature. Presently, the School Board Is required to ask for bids for any purchase or contrsct more than $300. The board will request of Ibe Legislature to up the minimum amount to $600. In other words, It will allow the School Board to makr purchases up to IC'iu without bids cury plunged below freezing arms* the southland. The temperature dropped lo 16 below at Minneapolis, Minn., early today and fell In 13 above at Atlanta, Ga. Crop losses from Thursday's cold wave were estimated at millions o f dollara in Alabama. Agriculture Commissioner A. W. Todd said the broiler indus­ try auffcrrd $3 million losses and the state's livestock indus­ try also was hit hard. Upper air currrnls helped ward off extensive damage lo Florida's already hard hit cit­ rus crop. In the Itio Grande Valley, citru* and vegetable growers girded for another hard freeze but many express­ ed hope that earlier frrezea have caused citrus trees to be­ come dormant and withstand the cold. Blizzard* socked wrstem New York state during the nigbt. Along the Lake Michi­ gan shore in western Michigan high winds piled snow over highways and the weather bu­ reau said "near blizzard con­ ditions" prevailed. Abandoned automobile* lin­ ed the roads from Michigan to New York and hundred* of rural families wera marooned. Agriculture official* indi­ cated they did not expert heavy damuge to Flcrida'ii citrus and vegetable crops. Temperatures remained be­ low fleeting over much of Dixie today but the frigid air was markedly more bearable than Thursday's lows which plunged to an almoat incredi­ ble 30 below at Kingston Springs In middle Tennessee. At least IK deaths in south• III state* were attributed t o the cold wave. A family o f four burned to death in a house fire at Bald­ win, Ga., Thursday night. Two elderly men burned to death when (heir house at Chnrlotte, N. C. burned. A ehlld died in a school fire at Vidulia, Ga. Week's Session, Bryant Predicts TALLAHASSEE (U l’ ll Gov. Farris Bryant hope* the Florida Legislature's t h i r d tperial session on ^apportion­ ment. starting Tuesday, won't last longer then a week, even if there is no agreement on a plan in keep the mailer out of the courts. The session will have a 20day maximum, but the govern­ or said Thursday the leaders ol Hie two houses had promis­ ed him Ihey would try lo persusde the senators and repre­ sentatives to rail it quits and go home if they cannot agree in Hie first week. This. Bryant said, was the only pledge ha had from the legislatnra. He admitted he did not have enough commit­ ments to hope for passage of the 42-scnator, 144-represcntathe plan tie has been plugging. Hr> ant said he would settle for redislricting of the Senate within its present membership uf 38. although he feared the Frdcral Court which ordered rrapportionmenl would not accept the plans which have been offered so far along this line. He said he is considering asking the State Supreme Court for an advisory opinion on whether the Legislature can increase the size of either the Senate or the 9i-inember House by statute instead of constitutional amendment. Mexico Patrol Set For Yucatan MEXICO CITY (U l’ l ) - T h * Mexican navy a n n o u n e t d Thursday night It Is sending ships to patrul the area o ff the Yucatan coast whrrt Max­ ican shrimpeis say they were fired on this week by a fishing boat from Tampa, Fla. The navy said six ship* hava teen ordered into the area al­ ready and an unspecified num­ ber o f qfhera will lie sent In the new few days. A "g o ahead" signal was given this morning by the Florida Waterways Associa­ tion to the St. Johns Indian ntver Navigating Committee In its promotion of an 11-mile barge canal between Sanford and the East Coast Association director* were in quarterly meeting today at the Mayfair Inn. They approved a resolution commending the committee for its action in culminating tlic long proposed barge can­ al connecting Sanford with the Atlantic Ocean through a waterway from the St. Johns River to the Indian River. Tliis will be furthered by a U. S. "haulover * canal connecting the headwaters of U. S. Space Man Flight Slated For April 2 the Indian River with the plans for the canal and the John Krider, association dir­ roadway was presented to ector. chairman of the navi­ ocean. Along with approving the the a validation directors by gating committee and Semicanal tha association direc­ tors took nndrr advisement the "Brumley Idea" —John Hrumley'a suggestion that dredge from the 11-mlle canal tie used as a base for a fourIsne highway connecting the Sanford-DeLand area with the East Coast. The highway route would run parallel to the canal. Outline of preliminary n su vA ... OK’s Idea WASHINGTON (L’ PD — President Kennedy says hr would be "delighted" to see Sir Winston Churchill given honorary U. S. citizenship. Probe Set ORLANDO (UPI) - Television Channel 9 in Orlando will begin using the call let­ ter* WFTV Feb. J, according to Joseph L. Brechnrr, prcsl dent and general manager. English Estates Plans Okayed Modifying Ideas Final approval o f Architect John nurton'a plana for tha English Estates elementary school was voted Thursday afternoon by the S c h o o l Hoard. The plana now will lie sub­ mitted to the State School Hoard at Tallnhassee and to tho federal government at A t­ lanta for further approval. The school is to lie financed half-half — ho per rent by county and slate funds and 60 per cent by federal funds un­ der the impart law, With overall approval by the Stale and the federal gov­ ernment, the School Hoard will ai>k fer construction bid* for the 16-classroom CB8 onestory school. It will b« air conditioned, contain general operational furilitlra and will occupy a 20-acre alto. Estimate of the cost o f the school was held in confidence by the School Board pending bids by contractor*. Vocation Boost Set By Board Broadening of vocational o f­ ferings for school rhildren was approved by the School Board in session Thursday afternoon. The Juvenile Council, in a letter, requested the board to Improve it (vocational offer­ ings to children "not Inclined academically." The board agreed and Supl. R. T. Mil wee (aid he would enter into a plan of action for the 1963 64 school year. Living Cost Shows 'Dip* New Call Letters FRANK UKOWNETT it* outpointr prcuhlent ArtMH'iiition to John and firnt president o f Showdown Set WASHINGTON (UPD — Southern opponent* of Hie Senate filibuster rules change* have Ittv* hop* for a a,howdown vote on tha matter un­ til next week. Arrive In Florida Hurt By Move WASHINGTON ( UPI ) Churches, colleges, hovpltals and charitable agencies will find It hsrder to raise money if President Kennedy's new tax proposal* are enacted by Congress. Graceful Loser Co l u m b i a , s. c. turn— Good Breadwinner WASHINGTON (UPI) - T i c White House guide book, illu­ strating the changes in Hie executive mansion made by Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy's restoration project, haa earn­ ed nearly $161,000 during it* first sis munths on sale. Boston Bound BATH. Maine (L’ l’ l) —The guided missile frigate Harry K. Yarncll leaves here today for Hip Bolaon naval shipyard where it will lie turned over to the Navy. The S33 foot ves­ sel will lie commissioned Feb. 2. Oops! LONDON (UPI) — Lord Chief Justice Parker today sentenced journalist D e amood Clough to six months in prison for contempt be­ cause he refused lo identify the source of a new* atory involving Soviet espionage. (left) nii.K* hi* *\vun hook of the Florida Waterway* Krider, Sanford, founder the Rroup. (Herald Photo) 1 ,1 7 0 Cuba Refugees DUBLIN (UPD — Ireland la modifying Its capital pun­ ishment laws to abolish the death penalty for certain tpei of homicides, Minister of Justice Charles llaughcy announced Thursday. Gov. Donald S. Russell said Thursday that South Carolina will be a graceful loser and abide by a federal court or­ der U> admit a Negro to all­ while Clemaon College. POUT EVERGLADES, Fla. (L’ PI)—'Tie cargo ship Slilrlry Lykes brought 1,170 seasick and sober-faced Cuban retu. gees here today. Hie largest single group uf exiles released by Fidel Caslro. Seventeen ambulance cases were the first persons off the 495-foot vessel when It tied up at 8:23 a.m. at this port 2<> miles north of Miami following a 13-hour crossing from Ha vana which Hie passengers said was "very rough." Fourteen of the ailing pas­ sengers were on stretchers. Boss Chacon Vatqurz, 74, note County Chamber sf Commerce manager, Krider informed tha asmelation directors the navigating committee, at this point, has abandoned plans for ask­ ing the federal government for funds to financa tha canal, lie indicated the project can be financed on a local level possibly through revenue bonds. The association director* in first action this morning elected Col. Herbert Gee, West Palm Beach, as presi­ dent, succeeding Frank Brow­ nell, Jacksonville. Also elect­ ed were Harry if. Saunders, Port St. Joe, as vice preildeni, ami George Patterson, Miami, secretary-treasurer. At press time the associa­ tion was considering appoint­ ment of Edgar Johnson, Gainesville, as a part-time executive secretary. Johnson, a lawyer, la an Alachua County commissioner. Rusk Testifies On 'Buildup' The Town o f Casselberry and Casselberry Utilities Co, reached agreement on term* of a water rata raise at a con­ tinued session uf the Board of Aldermen held Thursday night In the Women’s Club Building. Only opposing voice to the action taken Ly the board wus that o f I,. K. Woudhwnis. Going into effect for a 48month period aa soon aa potaid* water, passed by tha Stute Hoard o f Health, is pass­ ing through the pipes will ha the into schedule as proposed !>y the c o m p a n y Tuesday night. At Hint time a schedule was picsentcd calling for a $3.60 minimum up to 7,000 gullon*; 23 cents per thousand up to 20,000 gallons and 23 cents per thousand thereafter. Tiio agivement will ba cov­ ered by resolution up to tha p r e s e n t franchise maturity •lute with the remaining tint# lo he covered by contract. Other terms call for a de•lease in rales at the end o f the four year period to be bas­ ed upon ihc report uf a survey '••am composed o f uno man lilted hy the town, one by til* company and one from a disinteiested engineering firm. Idic company, taking Im­ mediate steps tu make liccessaiy facility improvements as railed for hy tha state, expects Hie time involved to be appioxiiiiiitcly six week*. a victim of gangrene diabetes, was Hie first down oik of the three gangways Hung up along the black hull uf Hie mercy ship. She walked down tu one of live wailing ambulances, aided hy Bed Cross nurse*. Pedro Perez Vidal, 17, was next off the ship, and hu was carried on a stretcher. The Red Cross said he was a polio victim. Hie seriously ailing and the stretcher cases were unable or unwilling tu talk with newsmen waiting at Hie dock as Hie vessel lied up. As the maul laid) of refu­ gees began streaming slowly down the gangplanks, Ihey were unsmiling, nut like Hie happy throng uf 922 who ar­ rived here l)cc. 27 aboard Hie first ship lo carry prisoner ransom supplies to Cuba and return uilli a load of exiles. "Tills Is dilferenl. For lliesc IH'jple, il was a rough voyagr," said a member of the Red Cross Irani. lie said the supply nf sea sickness pills ran out early in Ihc evening, us the Shirley l.ykes steamed from Havana Everything Is set for the harbor lit 7 p in into llie Flor­ annual Elks Charity nail Salida hlralta. stirred up h) bins urday ni-rlit at the Mnyfair lery winds of a cold front Inn, Chairmen Dirk Muprs anil Stephen Androska said WASHINGTON ( UPI) — Secretary o f Statu Dean Husk ad CIA Direetur John A. Mc­ Cone appeared before a Senate foreign relations aubrummitlee Imlny lo discuss re|Mirts of a new Soviet buildup in Culia. Tlic two officials faced ques­ tioning oil President Ken­ nedy's news conference stoleinent yesterday that daily surveillunce of Culm had disclos­ ed “ no influx" o f offensive today, Russian weapons. "Everyone is invited to atKennedy said that one So­ lend, knowing that their con­ viet ship might have brought tribution* go to help crippled arms to Culm. Hut he suiil rliililri-n in llie Harry.Anna tlicie was no rvidt-ncu it earCripplnl Children'* Home, and tied wrupuns that migl t |m>s« Autopsy ill Ha- dcutli ol 61 uiiilcrprivilrgt-d children in a threat to Hie United State*. year-old lloaca Foster in lie Sanford," said Androsko. apartment at 2u3 West First Dress is optional, and dune, Street early Thursday proved log begin* at 9:30 p. m. with Standstill HUNTSVILLE, Ala (UPI) cause wus by cerebral hemor­ Hammy Gentile's orchestra —Business activity at this rhage, Acting Coroner Vernon playing in the |>eppermlntspace capital was at a near Mi/e said today. siriped bullro. in of the MayFuneral service* were lo be fair Inn. standstill today under a state of emergency caused by a held tills afternoon at Inc I Ticket luddi-ra are advised llrivson Funeral Home shortage of natural gas. to call Mupc« or Amlroako for (aide reservations. Elks Charity Ball Slated Saturday Night Foster Death Termed Natural New Blood Bank Hours WASHINGTON (UP1) — T ie ro«t of living registered New night hour* for the its sharpest monthly dip In four years in December, Heialuol* County Blood Bank mainly because of lower food were announced today by prices. But cold weather Is Ralph Wight, chairman. Beginning M o n d a y , the expected to send food costa Blood Bank, which is located up again this month. This was reported today just behind Seminole Me­ by Robert J. Myera, deputy morial Hospital on Second BL commissioner of the Bureau will ba open from 4 to t p-m. ion Monday, Tuesday, Thurs­ of La bur Statistic*. f Water Boost Hike Rates Set In Casselberry WASHINGTON (UP1) — The Agriculture Department Thursday announerd plans for a broad investigation of llie poultry industry. CArE CANAVERAL (UTI) —America's next msnned or­ bital flight into spare—a day­ long minion by astronaut I**roy Gordon Cooper Jr.—is scheduled for April 2, It was lesrned today. Tlic flight could last even longer than a day. Tentative plans are to send the 3J-)ear-old Air Force ma­ jor 22 times around the world on a flight (hat would take 31 hours. Tills It nearly four limes more than any U. S. astronaut has ever flown In apace. NO. 635 day and Friday. On Katurduy It will b« open from 8:30 a. ni. until 1 p. m. Blood Bank supplies are still low and many more don­ Mutiuger Hugh Prince o f the Muvieland Drive In Thea­ ter bus offered a free puss fur twu fur a mouth to any­ one signing up to donate blood during the Friday and ors ara needed to bring stocks Saturday night shows. Blood up and prevent a eerious Hank personnel will ba on shortage In case o f an emer­ duty in the snack bar to ac­ gency, Wight said. cept pledges. i Herald Index Bridge ......... 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Jan. 22, *68 XrraU DeBary Church Hosts Meeting Of Presbytery By Mra. Adam Muller The F i r s t Presbyterian Church o f DeBary was host last week at a meeting for Presbytery the which waa at­ tended by 85 representatives. Moderator for the meeting waa Rev. Joe Ed Hollis and vice moderator was Ray L. Ttlghman of Orlando. Host pastor was Rev. Augustus C. Summers. Following the business meeting. Day Carper, from the Belgian Congo, address­ ed the group relating various areas of bis work. During the afternoon it was noted that the Presby­ tery plans to organize new churches this year in San­ ford. Bear Lake and Merritt Island. Rrv. John F. Anderson Jr., •peaking on church extension work, reported that churches at Cocoa and Ormond Beach are now self supporting. Bluford B. Hester Jr. of Atlanta. Ga , spoke on use of tele­ vision and radio audiovisuals. Report* on Stewardship were given by Rev. Paul 31. Endris and on the Committee on Nominations by Rev. Ed­ ward Rowley. The nrxt meeting of the Presbytery will be held on April 2 at live First Presby­ terian Church in Orlando, SANFORD POLICE CH IE F ROY W IL L IA M S became presi­ dent o f the 8hrJna Club In Installation ceremonies held at the d u b Saturday. New President Wiiliama and other officers were installed by Illustrious Potentate Russell Guy Carr, (in dark suit) o f the Bahia Temple o f Orlando. Williams is a char­ ter member o f the Morroco Temple in Jacksonville, joining in 1925. From left seated are Ralph Wight, IV, second vice presi­ dent; Carr; Williams, and Robert Billhimcr, first vice presi­ dent. Standing nro J. I. Smith, secretary and A. L . Skinner, treasurer. One o f the main projects o f the Shrine Club is the support o f 17 hospitals for crippled children throughout the United States. Deane To Be Feted TV Newscaster Addresses By Atlantic Bank Lions Club Robert W. Deane, rice president and cashier o f the Sanford Atlantic Bank will retire from the position. Thursday, and be feted at a testimonial dinner at the M ayfair Inn. Deane Is a life-lone resi­ dent o f Sanford, attendlns public schools here and gra­ d u a te * from Seminole High School In Ills . He attended business col­ lege and accepted a position with a Sanford bank In Feb. H IT. In December o f the aame year, be enlisted in the U. S. Navy, and served in the Paymaster and Supply Department. Upon his dis­ charge in July IBIS, he re­ turned to the former bank position and was appointed assistant cashier, serving in that capacity until July, 1B77. For several years, Deane represented a fertiliser com­ pany. and laler accepted a position with the Sanfonl- Chase Honored By Boy Scouts Randall Chase o f Sanford was honored Saturday by lbs Central Florida Council of Hoy Scouts with the Silver Heaver Award, the highest award o f scouting. Mr. Chase r e c e i v e d award at the 40th annual ipuit o f the Council, for outstanding servlcea to that group during bla years o f a f­ filiation. Honored with Chase were four other Central Florida men: Frank Chlldera o f Ruckletlgr; Dr. l*inholsler, Ormond Hcachj Dr. John Heita and James Kasper, both e f Or­ lando. Randy Chase, Kagle Scout eon o f Randall Chase had the honor of escorting Uie awards winners to the platform to re­ ceive their recognition from more than SO sceuterw and their wives, aa D. A . Cheney a veteran o f 4S years in scout­ ing presented the Silver Beav­ ers. Attending from Sanford be­ sides Mr. end Mrs. Chase and Kandy ware Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyre. Jamea J. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. George M affelt, Mr. end Mrs. B. K. Ganaa and Mr. end Mra. Thornes A lb ert A rt Instruction By Mrs. Adam Mailer M tasben o f the DeBery Arts ead Crafts Club ere meeting on Tuesday morn­ ings at the Manama House tor iaslrwcUoa by D m Eusery ’ sbd oa Friday mornings for •M il Laura Lock. Oviedo Truck Growers. Inc. He served as treasurer and later as sccretary-treasurer of the organisation. In Feb. !Bt3 he came to the Sanford Atlantic Bank where he has served as tell­ er, assistant cashier, cashier and then as vice president and cashier until his retire­ ment. Deane is fond of fishing and hunting and enjoys work­ ing In the yard. He makes his home with hta mother. Mra. Cornelia Deane at "the old homestead", BIO E. 23th St. He Is a charter member of Campbell-Lossing Post of the American l-rgion; a tile member of Sanford Lodge 52 of the Masons, and a member of the Morocco Tem ­ ple, AAOVStS of Jacksonville. A member of the American Institute o( Banking he also belongs lo the Chamber of Commerce, the VWWI, Bar­ racks 486. tbe to and B So­ ciety, the Seminole County Sportsman's Assn., the San­ ford Shrine Club and the First Presbyterian Church. By Jane Casselberry The Lions Club of Cassel­ berry met last Thursday night at Bill’s Diner. Guest speaker waa newscaster Ray Ward of WESII TV’ who spoke of Uie weed for Americans to wake up from Ihrir apathy toward the Communist threat facing the nation. Pastor Ronald Miller of the Messiah I-utheran Church of Casselberry was appointed Club Chaplain. The Club will present a handsome trophy to the win­ ning player at the Jai Alai Fronton during the Lion's Benefit scheduled tonight. Plans for a lad ies Night to be held in ltonor oi their lltli annual charier night were announced. Hugh Re­ gister will be chairman ol tbo affair to be held at the Capri Restaurant in Sanford, on the evening of March T. A course In Civics will open at Seminole High School, at T p. m., Monday, Vocational and Adult Education Director E. S. Douglaia announced to­ day. This course Is being offer­ ed for Adult High School cre­ dit or for those who plan to obtain the Florida Equiva­ lency Diploma based on the G.E.D. test. Courses In General Math­ ematics, Algebra I and 11 ami English I and It wilt open at the aamc time. Sinew this evening school is a part of the Seminole County Public School System, (he only charge la a registra­ tion fee of $2 plus the cost of books. All persons interested tn enrolling should report to Seminole High School at T p. in., January 28. Information is available from Douglass, as Director of Vocational and By Mra. Adam Muller Adult Education in the School A demonstration on the Administration lltilg. on Com­ force at making of clay flowers will mercial Ave. is Nicho­ be given for members o f the has been DeBary Arts and Crafts Club only aia Ceramic Group by Teg Cun­ Nicholas Business Briefs Pasternack Leading the sales Strickland-Morriion, las Pasternack who with the company months, Pasternack, who came to Flurida from Hartford, Conn., was top salesman in Decem­ ber in both new and used can . Before coming to Sanford he was employed by the BunBr Mra. Ac Muller shine laundry Co. in H art­ The lluildinic Comm litre of ford for 17 years. Fnleratlon of (he Florida M artin! in IBM. tha Pas­ Art met for a discussion sra- ternacks have seven children; Mantion House four daughters and lion at the .\ three Saturday morning mori with A. sons. MarNaughUm presiding, | Mrs. Pastcrnark teaches ele­ Mrs. MaAttending were w« mentary school in Altamonte aele 8. Smith of o New Smyrna Springs. The family llvea tn Beach, Mr*, Mildred DabWinter Park. president of the San rock, preaidenl ford Club and Mra. George Albert Mercer, ClinSummer and Chester Eldridge of DeBsry, Art Committee Meets Ir In DeBary Fire Auxiliary Sets Game Night ROBERT DEANE M IGHTY McGINNTTY ».o .u YORK t UPI ) - Joe (Iran Man) .\ MrGmmty. a star pllrher with Uie old New York Giant* at the turn of the century, pitched both of a doublehcader on occasions. A Game Night wrtll be sponsored by Ihe Ladies Aux­ iliary o( the Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Dept, at Uie Fire Hall beginning at 7 p m . Thursday. A minimum admission has been set for tbe evening to the public. TRUSSES M AN U FA C TU R E D LO CALLY By Gator Laaaber t'r a y a s y haiktlwg ■pacification*. APPROVED • • Sonlherw Balkier FMA * V A la maat ywur eaaet BY Cade Ceramics Group Sets Meeting ningham of DeBary at Wed­ nesday's 2:30 p. m. meeting In tbe Mansion House. At last week's meeting of the group a demonstration on the making o f small ducks waa presented by Montlque Cleaver and was well re­ ceived by members. All person* Interested In ceramics ara invited to at- Skate Slated Methodist Men's Bible Class For Dimes March A twelve-hour <*L-*r Dimes skate-a-thon with a do­ nation o f one dime every half hour has lieen planned for Monday at the Melody Skate Rink fo r the benefit o f the March o f Dimes, Mrs Patricia Ransbottom and Mrs. Ann Hcolehan co-chairmen o f the event announced today. In addition, eight young Sanford girle will tie candi­ dates fo r the Junior 3!iss con­ test at the rink- The eight are Jackie Ivey, Cathy Beekey, Jeannie Klinefelter, P at­ sy Owens, Linda Vaughn, Adrianna Wictsma, Judy Har­ man and Janica Rohn. Proceeds o f the Skate for Dimes, and the Junior Miss contest will all go toward the 3!arch o f Dimes, the Nation­ al Foundation, A . J. Best, Rink owner and manager an­ nounced. Two other events, a road block on French Ave. and First St. and w Mr. Magic Show at the Rita Theater are planned for Saturday. The girls of the SHS Anchor Club will take rharge o f the road block, and Mr. 31agic him­ self will present the show for the kiddies at the Rita, be­ ginning at 10 a. tn. There are at present five people in Seminole County who have received and arc re­ ceiving help through the N a ­ tional Foundation for the illne*e and long rehabilitation following attacks o f polio. One o f those who it re­ ceiving aid is Richard Rans­ bottom husband o f Mrs. Pat ItunslHtUoin who is serving at ro-chairman of tbo cam­ paign this year. DeBary HD Club Plans Meeting Programs Heard Ry 31ra. Adam Mullrr The DeBary Home Demon­ stration Club will meet Thurs­ day for Its monthly workshop and business session at the Community Center. The workshop will convene at 10 a. m. amt Die business meeting at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. Georg* Wright presid­ ing. More than 500 radio stallons are carrying the two weekday programs produced by the Lu­ theran Laymen's League. The "F am ily Worship Hour," a 13minute program designed for broadcast Slonday through Saturday, la heard over 203 stations and 318 are broadrasting the ftve-mtnute "D a y by Day With Jesus." HoldsAnnualSupperMeeting Class of 18 year* on the faculty of tha the First Methodist Church of Greatest Bible Conference of The Men’s Bible Sanford mrt Saturday even­ llie World at the home of tha ing in McKinley Hall for its late Rev. Billy and Ma Sun­ day- at Winona Lake, Ind. annual supper meeting. Rev. They have more than |3.0n0 W. E. Timms, teacher of the worth of Gospel Teaching Ob­ class, and Mrs. Ttmms pro­ jects treasons collected and vided the turkey a, rolls and used ovod the past 23 years coffee. Wives of class mem­ and have conducted Evange­ listic Services tn many larger bers served the tables. cities of the United States as A program followed the well aa tn England and Can­ supper with a sing service ada. led by M. M. Strickland. Prayer was led by Rev. John Adams and Dr. Wade Rucker sang a solo, "T h e Holy C ity." President L. Baker presided during the business session. Rev. and Mr*. Timms pre­ sented a program e f fix felta-grapb Christmas s c e n e s Illustrated by colored lights with Rev. Timma speaking on each scene. Included were The Annunciation, The Magnlficate, The Shepherd, No Room in the Inn, The Stanger Scene and The Wise Men. Appropriate hymns were sung to* each scene. Tnc program closed with the benediction by Rev. Timms. Rev. and Mrs. Timms, known as the National Child­ ren '! Friend, have served for 8207 Auxiliary To Have Social Meeting By Donna Estes The Auxiliary of VFW Post 82W7 will have a social meet ing at I p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Merle Har­ ris. Mr*. Irene March, preslLr-nt and Mra. Harris will serve as hostesses. Representing the post at the Institution and Installa­ tion o f the new auxiliary to Post 10030, held Saturday night at the Country Club of Casselberry, were 3Irs. Har­ ris district eight deputy- chief of staff; Mrs. Walter Ste­ wart, district eight secretary and Art Block, past com­ mander of the post. THINKING OF BUILDING ? Ph. F A 2-7121 G E N U IN E FORD A L U M IN U M MUFFLERS 1919-51 FORDS 1952 • fit FORDS G E N U IN E FORD SH O C K ABSORBERS $5 65 EACH EACH h i • .ib H )R D EAC H * 2 '° * G E N U IN E FORD 12 Volt BATTERY Fit* 1950 - 01 Ford Except Falcon $1350 W E C A N PROCURE THE PROPERTY COM PLETE H O M E-BU ILDERS SERVICE FROM PLANS T O F IN A N C IN G 211 W. 25th STRRET SPARK PLUGS O IL FILTERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ShoomioduiA G E N U IN E FORD 57 • 02 Ford & Falcon SEE US FIRST ! O N YOUR PROPERTY Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! G E N U IN E FORD Caagreaa CATOR Lumber Co. 700 Frrach Av*. Special Civics Course Slated MARCH OF DIMES committee met at the Melody Skate Rink to work on plans for the Skate For Dimes scheduled for Monday from noon to midniRht. From left arc Mra. Bill Klinefelter, committee member; Mrs. Rich­ ard Ransbottom, co-chairman; Shealy Beat, rink owner and manager and Mrs. J. R. Hnolehan, co-chairman. (Herald Photo) CONSTRUCTION C O M PAN Y PHONE FA 2-3103 IN S T A L L E D BRING TH IS AD TO OUR PAR TS DEPT. Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. F IR S T ST. SANFORD. F L A . PH. F A 2-1481 Winter Park M l 4-891C �a+ n i: 'V ii ► ♦V ** V c 0 ’* ’ i o By L A R R Y VERSHEL That ACL-Pipcline hassle will come to an abrupt end Monday night when the Navy s-p-e-l-l-s out what the itory could be tor Sanford . . . Any­ thing more to be aaid. • • • How about eome more litter baikcta along Flrat Street? Thoie planteri are being u*ed a little too much for butts and assorted garbage. • • • The salary for a county com­ missioner is now $2,400 and 1100 per month car allowance. H u t makes his salary $3,600 annually. Not bad when you consider who spends $100 per month on their car. i. v • • • Don't he surprised If fee o f­ ficials don't ask for a pay hike from the legislative dele­ gation starting In 1963. • • • And don't be further sur­ prised if one commissioner doesn't ask the delegation to abolish the fee system and let the commission rule what each officer makes. & ■ • • • I don’t envy Mack Cleveland Jr. that day. it j • • • • • • 1 • • • i I Want to know tha names o f some books which, nppnrently, are "interestinR" reading? A «k any high school atudent, A group o f books popular with local students has created a storm among parents at Edgerton, W is„ according to a U PI report todny. But n check this morning reveals the books haven’t even created a ripple o f complaint hero. Some 450 angry parents converged on the Edgerton School Board Tuesday night demand­ ing the banishment o f such “ filth y" books as 'T h e Ugly American” and "1984." The board supported the continued use o f the hooks, with such remarks ns "we are no longer living in the nge o f Longfellow" and “ we % can’t keep a fence nround our children.* A Catholic priest disagreed, saying: '‘Par­ ents have the right to put a fence around their children." And he objected on moral grounds to "The Catcher in the Rye," "1081” and “ Brave Now W orld." A physician whose w ife Is a school board member told the Itourd: "Young men have enough ideas o f their own without getting more." Classed by the parents as “ filth y " and “ vul­ gar" were these books: ‘T h e Catcher in the Rye,” by J. D. Salinger; “ Brave New W orld," by Aldotis Huxley; "1981," by George Orwell; “ Of Mice and Men,” by John Steinbeck; "Crime and Punish­ ment,” by Fyodor Dostoevsky, and “ The Ugly W E A TH E R : Cold through Thursday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 50-55. VOL. 55 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 WED., J A N U A R Y 25, 1905 SANFORD, FLO R ID A 'Savage' Red Guerrillas Nabbed In Viet Nam o f a 40-man force which mur­ dered 40 anti - Cummunlat tribesmen and wounded 25 other* with machine gun*, grenades and clubs in a plan­ ned raid Jan. 3. Two Am eri­ can* were wounded In the nearly five hours of fighting. One of the Vietnamese vic­ tim* wsa beaten to death with ■piked club*. Another was tied to a tree and shot. The source* aaid the Viet Cong suffered 3(1 dead and an unknown number o f wounded In a hastiiy-organlxed counter­ attack. The raid took plare before dawn at a U. K. special force* camp near Plel Mrong village on the Cambodian border, about 25 mile* north o f Suig- on. The attack was plotted with the hrlp o f Communist agenta inside the rump. U. S. sources said question­ ing o f the captives, Member* of ilia Monlugnard t r i t, e, ihowrd tha Viet Cong wanted to destroy the ramp because it was close to the Chu 1'iong guerrilla bu»c und one of the main Communist Infill ration routes. In preparation for the raid, Ited agenta Inside the ramp rut barbed wire fence* and distributed ammunition to Viet Cong supporters. Nona o f tlie nnti-Communist trainee* had ammuntion. Spec. 3 Billie G. Fell. 23. o f Ituleyville, Ala., woke up in the dispensary a* a guarrila burst through the door firing an automatic rifle. It u 11 e t ■ splintered the boards over Fell'a head and a grvnude blew out nne o f the w alls o f the dis­ pensary as he escaped. Finally the Americana and some trainees organised a de­ fense and bent bark the at­ tar kero. * • • • O <* to he completed in throe weeks, according to County Engineer Bill Bush. (Herald Photon) Impact Grant Casselberry Agrees To Consider To General Fund 'Quickie' W ater Rate Boost Slated Friday • • • NEW YORK fU P I) — French statesman Jean Mon net, "F u lh rr o f the Common Market," will receive tha 1062 “ Freedom Award" tonight. Conversion Move L A K E L A N D ( U l’I ) — Con rentrntore are rapidly con verting In p r o c e s a i n g o f gruprfruit aa the hnrveating o f early and miilaeaaun or­ anges nears an end. arcordiliK to Kloiidu Citrus Mutual. For Good? WORK IS pregrcflHing on widening Seminole Blvd. to tho Seminole Raceway. Tho project, which callit for widening o f alx feet, in expected Casselberry ^ldermen Tues with heater troubles at Hie day night * greed to consider Women’* Club aftur the com­ pany's original proposal a completely new, spur-ofmade List September was the-moment pro|>o»al made withdrawn and Hie board vot­ by Casselberry Utilities Co. ed not to consider a proposal on Its request for a water recommended by the engi­ rate ralac. neering firm of A.E. O'Neal] The action came during a and Associates, meeting polka-dot led with 10 Previous announcement that minute recesses and pinguid Hie meeting was to have been United Press International The biting cold wave that has covered the central part o f Use nation dipped into Hie Southland today, bringing snow, sleet and rain. An Inch of snow had fallen In Nashville, Tenn., by I a. D. The WeaUser Bureau said the temperatures will drop to 3 degrees In north Alabama tonight. Snow and ice accu­ mulation* of one inch were forecast In the slate. Sleet and freezing rain changing to light inow were forecast for the northern part of Mississippi with tempera­ ture* dropping to 3. Temperatures were expect U n . Camilla Bruce, county I to~ ra »ie " from" U»~l"o super.isor o f registration, ! * ] * * « J S S S L J m t t oorth attending a week-loaf c o n s t* Florida In about normal over Hon of supervisors at Taffi- the southern part o f tha state. The Weather Bureau warned hasis-e. Sh« will rrtnm S ain * af hazardous driving condi­ day. Attending Meet V tion* in areas where snow, sleet and freezing rain was expected. The new blizzard that swept through the Midwest lodsy, dropping the mercury far below zero, stacked up new snow from Denver to New York. It crested huge ice gorges in the Mississippi Hlver. Politics Heard On Cuba Probe WASHINGTON (U P 1 I — Democrsls cried “ politics" todsy st a move by some Senate Republicans to hold (heir own Investigation of the Cuban Invasion failure. Even Sen. Kenneth B. K e e l­ ing, (R-N'.Y.J, a critic of past administration policies on Cubs, warned against the GOP Id lin g the Cuhan crisis gel mixed up in IU publics. on zoning was in error and Tuesday's two-snd-onc-halfhour continued session wav devoted entirely to discussion of the water rate raise alter routine and necessary final steps were taken to complete work on the town's agreement with Seminole Its sewsy for widening ami paving Semi­ nole Blvd. Thr utility company’* new proposal would set water rates at n $1 So minimum for the first 7,IKK) gallons which would automatically supply $400 of the $700 per month uccdcd over a 46 month per­ iod by the company if it It to hnancc improvements in accordance with demands of the Stair Hoard of Health. Beyond the minimum, 23 cents per tlxmiand gallons would be charged up to 30.000 gal­ lons and 22 cent* per thou­ sand thereafter. Included in the proposal waa the request to "b e allowed to renegotiate after the 46 months period" which would begin “ only at auch time aa potable water, meeting stale standards, ti running through the pipes." Tlw l*i.i rd waa asked to take immediate action on like new proposal presented orally by Paul R iles, company sup­ ervisor. However, members voted that r ic h must tie pro­ vided with a written copy for further study before any Ba­ al agreement can be reached. The session was held open and the hoard Is expected to meet against this week to but oft the propoaaL The strike closed more than 570 milra of EEC track which serve Florida's Atlantic Coast holiday resorts, the nation's spaceport at Cape Canaveral and industrial site* between Jacksonville and Florida City, south of Miami. Picket lines were set up at the entranees to all FEC pro- Honored C om ing! L A K E L A N D (U P I) — Tho weather bureau forecast today freezing temperatures for north and central Florida by Friday niorninK as u cold front pushes across the statu. Tho cold weather was expected to lie^ln affectInR extreme northwest Florida tonight. Temperatures Against M erger 'Biting' Cold W ave 'Hammers' Southland Waterways Meet W ork on Interstate 4 from * R 434 to the Orange County Line • testa tod -j. ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I) More Uian 1.2U0 member* of 11 non operating union* went on strike ngainvt the FloHda East Coast Railway in a pay W A SH IN G TO N <UP1) — dispute at 6 a.m. today and Prc-ipccts dimmed today for n one minute later the historic show-down vote before next railway abolished the strikers' week In the Senate's anti-fill Jobs and closed down all oper­ ation*. buster fight. in tha 20a and a hard freeze were forecast fo r (he Pan­ handle tonight. The mercury Was expected to stay near the freezing mark In the Panhandle most o f Thursday, with the cold air stabbing Into Hie southern part o f the slate by Thurs­ day night. W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — The forecast called for » Northwest O r i e n t Airlines hard freeze in northern dis­ ■eked (lie Civil Aeronautics tricts and freezing tempera­ Hoard (C A R ) Tuesday to dintures in rcntrnl am) possibly mi** the merger application or In soul hem iliutricle Friday Pan Aniurirnn World Airways morning. ami Tran* World Airlines. Announced allotment of 3140,647 In federal impact funds will be plared in the county schools' general oper­ ating fund, Supt. It. T. Mil wee laid today. Annual allocation of the money from the U. S. Depart­ ment o f Health, Education and Welfare was announced T ups day afternoon in a telegram from Congressman A. S. Herlong Jr. to The Herald. W. A. Teague, school admin islrative assistant, said the • • • grant is in supixirt of federally The Chase and Co.-Chung connected students, that is, King scholarship grantees arc children of NAS-based person­ fulfilling the expectations of nel. the sponsors, according to Sonny Powell, committee chairman. D e a I a Horner, Seminole High School, and Thomas Foreso, Lyman High School Quarterly meeting of Flor­ graduate, have both been com­ ida Waterways Association di­ mended by the Univeraity of Florida dean for the high cal­ rector! will be held Friday at iber of their work, Powell the M ayfair Inn. Heading Hie directors, from said, and added that the Sem­ throughout the state, will be inole County student*’ gradea fra n k II. Brownell. Jackson­ are at "about the 3.73 level of ville, association president. the perfect 4.0." Both Foreso John Krider, founder and and Miss Horner are carrying first president of the associa­ "h eavy” schedule# and are tion and Seminole County Justifying the confidence of 'he committee that selected Chamber of Commerce man­ ager, said the group will dlsthem from a score o f worthy cua* the Crus* State Canal, the "sndidalrs for the scholarship, St. Johns-Indian Jtivrr Canal lecordlng to the chairman. and other proposed waterway • • • projects. Julian Whigham will be the next postmaster for Sanford. He Is presently working fur an insurance company and be was No. 1 on the eligible Hat. available to the students. The three books In question, he stated, are included in Wilson’s Standard Catalogue for High School Libraries. He added none o f the books arc "required" reading for the students "and besides they have enough ‘ required rending to do to keep up iti their studies." He said books listed in the Wilson catalogue are considered educational rending for the student’s personal choice. (K d ’s note: Wc wonder how all these angered Edgerton parents and the priest learned these hooks arc "filth y " and ‘Sul gar." Surely not by henrsny. llmmmm.? And an aside to Mrs. King: Prepare for an aval­ anche of requests.| It always happens when a book Is labeled as "u n fit.") Abolishes Jobs MOSCOW ( U P I ) — The So­ viet Communist party paper Ptuvda today reinforced Pre­ mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev’* cell fo r a hall to the public dispute between Russia and Ited China. * • • Speaking o f the Seminole County Semi-Centennial, the committee promises a F U LL day starting at B a.m. and headlining the world-famous Blue Angels and the Shooting Stars, the N avy precision fly ­ ing team and their buddies in the free fall parachuting group . . . Big eats for very little money, baseball, beauty contest, fireworks, exhibits, open house at NAS . . , Get set for a thriller on April 27 . . . It also will have a spectacular square dance exhibition by teams from southeastern states that show on Friday night and the show-stopping big dance Saturday night at the plush Mayfair Inn . . . Whoooo-eeeec! n n w A ... ‘Stop F igh ting’ NOBODY ASKED ME. but !» NO. 655 Hope Fading Tf Seminole's public school teachers have to take a teach­ er's exam to measure their competency, then why not School Hoard members? why should those responsible for the Sarcpta dance promo­ tion change the dale from Feb­ ruary to April 20? . . . This Is just a week before the SemiCentennial celebration on April 27 brings in a leading "n a m e" dance band for their big wing-ding at thr Mayfair Inn . . . It will be tough com petition for anyone hoping to raise money . . . Maybe the Frhruury dale should he re­ scheduled for Sarepta affair . . . That Is, M whoever Is sponsoring it wants to make money. American," by William Lederer and Eugene Bur­ dick. All these books are on the shelves o f the Sanford Public Library, according to Mrs. Sara King, head librarian. Most calls fo r this rending are from high school students, she added. Queried whether any complaints had been received by her for having these books available, Mrs. King replied; "N o. not really. The father of a high school senior did complain last, year at City Hall. But, so far as 1 know, there have been no other complaints." A. J. Bracken, Seminole High School princi­ pal, said three o f the books— "1984,” “ Crime and Punishment" and "The Ugly American"— are in­ cluded among the school library’’a 5,000 hooks (Ehv ^cutfnrti lim tlti FEC Strike SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P !) Plans on that Denary Nurs­ — Authoritiea today announc­ ing Home should be completed ed tha capture o f 42 Commonnext week. • • • lit pucrrillni who slaughtered Oh, that corner of Park and helpless Vietnameae trainee* Commercial Is gonna look so at a ramp run by the U. S. prrtty. Why doesn't Mr. Wood­ Army. ruff notice ft and what could Informed aourn-a laid the be done at Park and First. Viet Cong guerrilla* were part Ken McIntosh is probably the best bet for the DSA award Saturday with Doug Stcnstrom getting the Good (lovermncnt award. 0 How Do You Like Your Reading ? Optimists Set Affiliate Here OXFORD, Miss. (U P I) — Negro student James It, Mere­ dith left the University of Sliisissippl, possibly fo r good, with student* and nawamun literally pushing him o ff the Optimist International, the rumpus in a brokun-down fourth largest service club auto. organization in the world will wok to affiliate a group of business, professional and P A R IS ( U P I ) — French civic leaders In the Sanford President Charles de Gaulle area, when member* of (lie luis accepted an appeal by Winter Park rlub visit liere West Gri man Chancellor Kon­ Thursday. rad Adenauer not to torpedo le a d by John Hcthca, lA Common Market negotiation* Governor of the organization with Great Britain lit present. In the Central Florida area, and Martin Drowsier, Chair­ Flench sources said today. man o f tho Now club com­ mittee of Hie Winter Park MOSCOW (U P I ) — Soviet club, a meeting will bo bold scientist* had regular radio at 7.3(1 p. m. at the pinecontact with their Mars-1 crest Inn. They will moot ■pain station all through lust with several Sanlonl resi­ week, the offiriul Toss News dents at a dutch-treat, a cus­ Agency seid today. Tass said tom o ( Optimist rlubs, din­ the Mars-1 I* more than 25 ner meeting. O K ’s Appeal Still In Contact million miles from earth. Injured In Fall S A N T A B A R B A R A , Calif. (U P I ) — Ethel May Johnson, once voted the "most beautiful showgirl on Broadway," was reported in a coma today at u hospital here. Her daughter, Charlotte Duvinberre, aaid thr 72-year-old form er Zlegfleld Follira dancer had been in a coma aim * falling at their home. Milk Price Hearing Set TALLAH ASSEE (U P I )—The Milk Commission today set Fob. 6 for a public hearing to ronsidcr proposed change* in a regulation prohibiting wiling milk below cost. The hearing was scheduled fur IU a.m. In the House chainher of tho Capitol. Hopes Dwindle For Special Apportion Meet T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — leg isla tive eye* turned to Gov. Farris Bryant today a* hope dwindled fo r a self-called special session o f tho lawmak­ ers to discuss rcapportiunmrnt, Bryant ia apparently the only hope left fur Hie Legisla­ ture to get the job done, lifter lawmakers responded s l u g glshly to a petition to cull thrmsrlvra into session. I f the Legislature doesn't do It, the federal court will. Out of 57 House members und 2.2 senators needed to vote "y e s " in order to call the meeting without the consent o f tlie governor, only 30 rep­ resentatives unit three senat­ ors hud indicated approval Tuesday. (Inc o f tlu< governor's aides reported, however, that there is a good cliunce tliul tlie gov­ ernor may eall a session for early February. llr)a id bus repeatedly said be wilt not rail a special meet­ ing without assurances before­ hand that the Legislature will approve a better plan Ilian (lie 16-semitor, 135-t cpresentntive proposal tinned (Jown by Flor­ ida votei* in November. Although the aide said Bry­ ant’.* stand over the problem remulns the same, be said the chief executive "still lias high hopes for a break before Feb. I." perty within mlnutci o f 6 a.m. Two hours later, James Had­ ley, chairman of a commlttco representing Hie strikers, told Unilrd Press International In Jacksonville, “ everything is In perfect order." "There have been no at­ tempts to cross picket linos by anyone—and that Includes some non-union piggy back truck firms. We're in good shape and ready to figh L " Iladley aaid he understood the only incident of the strike occurred at the Bowden Yards on the outskirts o f Jackson­ ville where several big freight cars Jumped Bin rails. “ You might say the c a n were derailed because (hero were no maintenance o f way men available to take care of them ," he said. No one was hurt when tha cars derailed. Pickets, some In tha busi­ ness suit of tha clerks, and others in the traditional rail­ roader's dress o f blue-andwhite overalls and perky cap, displayed signs around their necks reading,' "O n strike against the Florida East Coast Railw ay." Hadley aaid picket tinea also were set up at the company's main offices here, and In New Smyrna, West Palm Beach, Fort Pierce and Miami. Early today there were no indications how long Hie strike would last. Roth sides aaid before tho strike tliey were not prepared to negotiate further on the union demand o f a 10.28 ccnls per hour pay bike. 10 Survive Airliner Crash LAS PALMAS, Canary Tslands (U P I) — A Portuguese air force Cut transport plane with 13 persons aboard crash­ ed Into Hie Atlantic Tuesday night four mllea o ff Las Pal­ mas Ten survivor# were picked up today by rcarue ships, but little hope was held fo r tho three persons still missing. The aircraft, a military version o f the commercial DCI, was en route to Lisbon from Angola. One crew member was picked up this morning from o.sc of the piano'* wings which was still afloat. Ho was identified as MaJ. Pedro Pena, tho co-pilot. Nine other survivor* worn rescued from a raft after they were s(lotted by a Span­ ish air force reconnalssanca plane. lC n K U tfc m c n t ATHENS, Greece (U P I) Tlie royal family announced today the engagement of NEW YO RK (U P I) -S tocks Crown Prince Constantine, 23, got off to a lirm start teday, to lii-yeur-olil Dullish Prin­ hut trading was not parti­ cess Anna Mario. cularly active. Firm sSlart ACL Aids Strike Bound Travelers Plans were outlined today by AUantic Coast Line P res­ ident W. Thomas Rice lor providing transportation ser­ vice for ACL passengers des­ tined to points on tho Florid* East Const Railway during the strike un tho FEC. "Plana have been worked out so that there will be as little inconvenience to our travelers as possible," tha ACL chief execuUve said. Coast Lane's “ Florida &pecist" and "E a st Coast Cham­ pion," which run between Now York and Miami, and the "CH y of M iam i" and "South W ind," which run be­ tween Chicago and Miami, will operate over tracks of tlw Coast Una to Auburndale, where they will be delivered to Uw Seaboard Railroad for handling to West Palm Beach and Miami, Passengers to or from points on the east coast of Florida. West Palm Beach and aoulh, will uae the Sea­ board stations at those points. Persons destined to points on the east coast of Florida between Daytona Beach and Stuart will be detrained at \ling of baggage with little Sanford. Arrangements h ive or no Inconvenience to the been made to transport these traveler, Rice said. passengers by bus to their destitution*. Similar arrange­ ments have been made to transport northbound pass­ Rridg* ......... . Page 1 engers from Greyhound bua Classified Page 3-A stations to the train* at San­ C o m ic a ------ ... Pag* 2-A ford. Deac A b b y ..... Pag* 8 Persons traveling to or from Editorial ...... P a g* t-A St. Augustlno and Ormond Entertainment .... Png* 8 UcaiU will use regular bus Legal* P a g* t-A 4k 3-A service between those points and Jacksonville. Puis l a __________Paga 2-A Plans have also been mad« S o c i e t y ______.... Pag* if tor tho transferring and h jiu1Spurts , , pugo % Herald Index i i. n \ ‘ “""**-* i 11 �ftz \ tTlfr e a n fo r S I f rralh Tape 2—Wed. Jan. 23, '83 TOO _____B if t & iB if ilS if i i d U E •JJ 100 Extra Plaid Stamps * Tests Ban Talks Move In 'Secrecy' W ASH IN G TO N (U P l) — The United Ktn ten, Britain «md Ituniia went Into Hip leeond duy o f nuclear test turn talk* her* today with their discussion* shrouded In se­ crecy. Representatives o f the three nuclear powers met at the Stale Department for nearly four hours Tuesday and anpounced they hud agreed on two thine*: — To meet uguln at 3 p. in. today. — Not to discuss ths meet* fngs publicly. Thu talks follow an ex* chanirn o f letters between So* trlet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev and President Kennedy In which Khrushchev some* what eased his position on a test ban. For the first time ''since 1881 Khrushchev accept* ad in principle »n-the*epot In* ■pection o f Soviet territory to check against violations. The Soviet premier agreed to two or three tripe a year to Russia by Intemstlonal In­ spection teams, and also to permit foreign personnel to Station up to three unmanned monitoring devices on Russian ■oil, U. 8. official# considered neither the number o f trips nor ths number o f unmanned devlcee enough, but hoped this could he negotiable. U. 8. disarmament chief William C, Foster declined to comment on whether Tues­ day's meeting made progress, o r whether cautious U. R. hopes raised by Khrushchev's letters still stood, On* by ons, the negotiators ■ f ths three countries filed out • f the State Department build­ ing shortly after dark with the aame story fo r newsmen, Soviet Ambassador to the United Nations Nikolai T. Fedorenko aold, “ Tomorrow lit 3 p. in. lie i|Ulet and patient." B r i t i s h Ambassador Sir David Ortnsby (loro said, "It bos been agreed to make* no *MH statement on the meetings." Foster told newsmen the pact o f silence would stand “ until broken,'* unless there was an agreement to change it. £ Loin Sliced c Center Cut Lb. Lb. Casselberry M YF Has Banquet "Super - Right" Short Shank "Super - Right1’ Com Fed. Rib Half fully Pork Loin . . cooked HAMS Whole or Shank Half Lb. 49 “Super • Right" Freshly Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1.39 Fresh Froien GREEN Shrimp . . . lb. 89c Jana Parker Drtielnua W o r l d 's G r e a t M u s i c O n the Album-At-A-Time Plan! 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Gladys Hannaford, |daisied th* *>** of member* I day, whan sh* displayed an Real diamonds, pasta repli­ education consultant for the of the Gamma Lamha Chapt- exhibit of diamonds, on which cas of famous diamond! and American Diamond Syndicate j er of Beta Sigma Phi, Mon-1 she lectured. rough uncut atone* were all part of the collection with which Mr*. Hanoaford con­ ducted her talk on facta about diamonds, when the group met at the Florid* Slato Bank laiunge. Just back from a tour ol tha diamond mines ol A fri­ ca, Mrs. lUnnalond (old the sorority members that more than so percent of th* world’* diamond* come (runt African mines, and described mining methods used to search out the rich treasures, Mrs, Hannaford also spoke cn fashions in diamonds, use* of diamonds in Industry and how lu cars for llvum. Site noted (hat of all the diamonds mined, only 30 per­ cent will be used aa jewelry to beautify the women of the workl with the other M) per­ cent used for industrial pur­ poses. H ie cutting o f diamonds la an exart and precise business, Mrs. llannalord pointed out, and noted that although the lest diamond rultlng renters are in the United States, American diamond cutlers DIAMONDS IN TH E HOUGH, ami diumomla lit perfection were eeen by study abroad for six year*. the Uuminu Lumba Chapter o f iteta Sigma Phi aa they were shown by " A diamond cutter must Mra. GIndy a Hannaford. right, international diamond educational consult­ do hip Job perfectly the first a n t A t left, Mr*. Joe Dennison, chapter president, gates in awe at tha time,” aha said “ Ha fats (flittering display. (Herald Photo) do second chance." l 59 69 Va Pork The Southland'* desegrega­ were thrown at a station wa­ MISS I.O IE A N N E W AGNER, Hupi>er chairman for Sunday nlght'a M Y F tion problem* heightened gon used by Howard to trans­ Japanese Hunquet at tho Casselberry Community Methodist Church, in­ Tuesday will) a shooting in vited Charles Henson and J iffy Gnmimige lo try their hand at using chopport two Negro pupils lo I lie North Carolina, a fight in Ar­ nticks to serve their plates from the platter o f typical native food, school. The white youth, John­ kansas, leers and taunt* in ( Herald Photo) Mississippi and defiant wurdi ny Irvin, 18, was hospitalised In the South Carolina Legis­ with ■ knife wound after (he lature. fighl. I A Negro who said he feared Al Oxford, Miss., Negro stu for his life a* a result of the shooting Incident at Yancey dent James H. Meredith left By Jane Casselberry those attending the event bite sire pterea of fried chic vlllc, N. C., surrendered to the University of .Mississippi Weaver Hell of the Cassel­ The young people and their ken, chicken soup, rice, soy highway patrolmen Tuesday campus after concluding his guesta sat upon cushions on sauce, slaw, plckel beeti and berry Community Methodist night. first - - and perhaps final — the floor and banquet la hie ■ fortune cookies. Church was the setting for Jasper Drown, father of four semester at the racially truu were lowered by folding the The M YF hopes to contrl a Japanese Banquet held children enrolled Tuesday in bled school. legs ami using concrete bute Inwards missionary Sunday evening by the Sen­ formerly all-white schools, al­ Students jeered the 26-yairblocks a i supports. wo*k in Japan by sponsoring ior and Intel mediate M YF de­ legedly shot at a group of old Air Force veteran and The food, which was eat­ a radio evangelism broad partment* of the church. white men, wounding Iwo of caravan of 30 cars followed en with chopsticks, included cast. The room w u gaily de­ them. Authorities declined to him out of town. There was corated with Japanese lant­ give details of the shooting. speculation that Meredith, who erns, fani, parasol* sod paint­ A warrant was Issued prior was reported having scholastic ings and each table waa cen­ lo Brown's surrendering which difficulties, may not return to tered with a beautiful Japan­ charged him wilh assault with the university next semester, ese style floral arrangement. a deadly weapon with Intent to Meredith drove lo Memphis Several table* of Informa­ kill. after finishing his first semes tion on Japan, aa well as Tim brother o f the president ter, which started with riot curloa and photographs, were of the Arkansas chspter of the Ing which killed two persons U iKed Frees International threatened to itrlke Sunday; on display. Nations! Association for the and Injured scores of others. Member* of the Senior Longshoremen were expect and operating engineers serv­ Advancement of Colored Peo­ Negro Harvey Gantt cleared M YF who served the food ed to ratify presidential ed a strike nntice on the ple (N A A C P ) fought with a Uie last legal hurdle In hi* bid were attired in Japanese cos­ panel • mediated eelUcmcnt Electric Co. o f Milwaukee. while youlh outside a recently to enter Clemsnn College The longshoremen settle­ tumes a* were many of term* today ending a $700 Integrated high school at Pine when s federal judge In Spar­ million, |l-day Atlantic and ment calls for a 39 cent pack­ Bluff, Ark., Tuesday. The tanburg, 8. C „ Issued an in age increase including a pay Gulf Coast dock strike. man, William Howard, was junction prohibiting interfer­ The end of the long dispute hike of 34 cents an hour placed In protective custody ence with his admission to the would provide a big break In spread over two years. Th* by police. ell-whlt* school. the worst siege of labor un­ International Longshoremen’s reft across the land In many Association O L A ) originally monthi. Million* of persona asked a total of 86 centi an LONDON (U P l) Bed have been affected, and more hour. The shipping firms o f­ China’s progress toward be­ than 110,000 workers have fered 22 eenU. coming a nuclear power baa been Idled. —Negotiations resumed In been conilderably alowed down by the withdrawal of th* New York newspaper all Soviet help, authoritative strike and quickened In the walkout at the Cleveland Sources said today. Until Uw Ideological con­ dallies. —A Judge studied possible flict developed between the two gianti of communism, taking over of the strike Philadelphia Trans Russia was aiding Commun­ bound ist China In nuclear research portatlcn Co., in order to re for peaceful—If not mili­ aume service to one mil lion commuter*. tary—purposes. —Talks were scheduled to Now, even this small asilaresume In the tM-day-old lanre has stop|M-d. All Soviet-supplied nuclear strike at th« Shell Oil Re reactors have remained, how­ finery at Roxana, HI., where ever, and It 1* largely, If not the only Issue Is whether the exclusively wllh their help, company should permit three that Bed Chin* apparently workers accused of alleged baa been producing auffirlent violenea to return to work. —Same 1HO striking elec­ uranium tn date to work up sonir nuclear device nearing tricians met with the McDon­ nell Aircraft Corp., SI. Louis the experimental stage. lint authoritative aources makers of spare capsules and l.CDIt. Charles E, Uphere agree wllh U. S. experts Phantom jets, with union HOLDING TH E MANNER which plnya n prominent part in thias week’* reporting "no ford, a Naval Aviator, that it will be some time spokesmen Section Two Youth Ilttlly heintr conducted at the First Pentecostal Church yet before Red China haa an comment on anthlng." waa promoted to that In Longwood are Rev. Ruth E. Grant, pastor o f the church and Rev. Rufus —1 The lied Arrow Lines, 'operational" nuclear bomb, rank recently at the N. Hherrlll o f the Holleview Pentecostal Church who is in clmriui o f the and many more years before Media, I'a., were faced with Naval A ir Station San­ Rally. Services will continue dally throiq'li Kridny at 7:80 p. in. the ran muster the vehicles a threatened Jan. 31 strike; ford. 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Pitch A t M e e t Yankee general manager Roy Harney said today he will talk to Mickey Mantle thla weekend and it probably will turn out to be a 890,000 conversation. “ 1 don't anticipate any trou­ ble at all with Mantle," said Harney. “ W e're reasonable and I'v e always found him to be the same way, too." That sounds tike the 31year-old Itantle will be offer­ ed a $10,000 raise when he and Hamey get together at the N ew York Baseball W rit­ ers Dinner Sunday. The Executive Committee o f the Seminole High School Booster Club will have ready fo r presentation Jan. 81 to tha general membership, the results o f their recent study on the building o f a sports stadium at the high school, President D. H. MacGIUIs said to* W W W day. T h i liibfw t in been tiMfi under­ under* The study has Stmlaole High School foot* h ill players, basketball' playora and cheerleaders of both the va n ity and junior var­ sity teams will he gueaf* of honor a t a Winter Sports Banquet being given for them by Uw Boosters Club, Jan. SI In the high school cafeteria at 6:10 p. ns. “ No awards will be given at this dinner," said D. H. MacGIUIs, BooiI ct Club pres­ ident. “ We just want to do something for Use playon In appreciation o f tfaeir success­ ful efforts this season. We plan to have another banquet for Spring Sports in April which will taks In Track, Baseball, S w i m m i n g and Golf." The club plana to furnish the “ meat and potatoes" with members o f tbs Booster Club bringing covered dishes of vegetables, salads and des­ serts. All the athletes and cheerleaders will be allowed to bring their dates, sad per* sons who are not members o f Um Booster Club may at* tend by d in in g up for mem­ bership at the door. The dinner will be followed by s meeting o f tbs general membership o f the Booster Club la the achool auditorium, to discuss the proposal for building a sports stadium at Seminole High School. CudasNip Lyman,49*45 With the lead changing hand! over 10 times, New Smyrna aqueeked past Lyman 49-40 In an overtime victory Tuesday night. A field goal by Steve Dennla and two tree throws by Ray Pettit for the Cudas proved to bo the margin of victory. The Cudas took an early W lead, maintained it at the half to 18-17, and, at the (tart of the final period, 20-88. A Held goal by Lyntan’ a Donnie Smith with two seconds left in regulation time enabled the Greyhounds to tie It at CO­ OS and forced the tilt Into overtime. Smith and Gene Griffin led Lyman scorer* with Smith dumping in U points and Griffin, 10. It was tbt ninth loss of the season for tha Greyhound*. Blew Coach LOGAN, Utah (U P I) — It took Utah State University only four day* to fill Ita va* cant head football coaching position and nrw coach Tony Knap hope* to ut* almllar apeed in producing a winner. Shorter. Anyway N E W YORK (U I'D — Quar­ terback Y . A . TiUla o f the New York Giant* named hit aons Pat and Mike. “ It’s bet* t « r than Yelberton Abraham," Page G— Wed, Jim. 211, ’03 B rra lb way fo r several months, ac­ cording to MacGIUIs, and they art now ready to present f i ­ nancial figures and sketches o f the proposed stadium. "W e are not going to urge thla on the membership,” Mac* Glllls said. "W e will present the facte and discuss the feas­ ibility o f building our own sta­ dium, If the present stadium at the ball park la used by a t>«aeha)| farm training team. V. w>a*sW<a**gfc0bwM«aMav berahlp make the decision as to whether tha club would U willing to go head and support tha building of a achool sports stadium.” The Idea o f building a sta­ dium at the high school be­ came a serious proposition a f­ ter It wee rumored that a baseball farm team would take over the Giants dormitory and tha adjacent base ball stadium. The cost o f ra-convertlng tha field from baseball to football each year was more than the Booster Club and Athletic Assn, fe lt that they could a f­ ford to pay. I t was suggested that for L. L. COX, oneoclntcd with the Longwood Medical Center and various other the coat o f conversion fo r sev­ Seminole County charitable organization*, shows Kylemore— a promising eral yea n , the school could young puppy owned by Tom Swocnoy. Tho Longwood Medical Center la build their own stadium, and included in the dozen Seminole County charity organizations that will be able to hold all sports ac­ benefit from the eighth annual Charity Nitfht program scheduled for tivities on the school ground*. Thursday at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. All proceeds from tho 10Tbe Booster Club went to race card will go to charity and track Mgr. Jack Ledoux is hopeful that do­ work to make a study o f tha nations will exceed $0,000 fo r tho third straight year. feasibility o f such a proposi­ tion, MacGIllia explained, and now feeta that they are ready to preient realistic facta and figures. The general assembly will be held following the Winter PITTSBURGH (U P I )—Cas­ Sports Banquet scheduled for sius Clay and Charlie Powell, 0:30 p. m. In the achool cafe­ who for tbe past week have teria. A fte r the dinner, the been trading verbal punches, membership w ill adjourn to step Into the ring Thursday It's a crowd-pleasing pro­ Rounding out tho field fo r the school auditorium where night to settle their differ­ tonight's top attraction ere the general meeting w ill be gram at the Sanford-Orlando ences with their fiats. Denny Mae, Joe Luck, Texus held, at approximately 8 p. m. Kennel Club tonight with 24 Clay, 2t-year-old undefeat­ I.*cc, Duka Drake, O. B.’s o f the track's fastest speed­ Deacon and Cherokee Hutou ed poet-puncher from Louis­ sters going to the post In any one uf whom la capable o f ville, has predicted a threethree Grade A events. upsetting the form player* round knockout over Powell, form er professional football Fred Whitehead's veteran apple curt. trophy rollector, Mae Tray, Competing in the Griida A player (ram San Diego, Calif. Derby and Inaugural winner, seventh and the Gnu)* A baa gone to the poet the favor­ eighth are such fan favorite* By UaUed Press International ite In hie five Grade A starts aa Ruby Keeler, Barnaclo Rob, Those rambUng wrecks from this acason and hua come up Wade Tray, Sarasota E gg Georgia Tech arc out to engi­ with two first, ono second and King, Arrhwuy and Tuprka neer tiicir first Southeastern two third*. Itoae, Conference championship in 23 In tonight's big midweek years, feature, the ninth event, fane And they're coming from may ahlft their attention to many sections of the country An !8-ho)e blind bogie tour­ Harold Robertson'* Pretty's to mako Ibis the best Tech sea­ Beat, a aensatlonal pup who nament ended In a four-way son Since 1937-38. will not be two years old until tic test Sunday at M ayfair May. In Saturday night's main Country Club. Scoring a 79 event thla 57-pound bundle of were Ur. B. Epps, Mias L. speed outran Mar Tray to be­ Heard, W. Bowman and A. Thirty players come the first greyhound to Carraway, Three teams a n tied for register three wins this sea­ took part. first place with 40 wins and son. And at the aume time aha The Indonesian archipelago 2S losses in the Holler Motor turned in the aeaaon's fa*Leal Navy Wives Bowling League. clocking, a slatting 81.08 fo r 1* pockmarked by 400 vol­ canos, They are V A IM Tigers, VAH tha 6/10-mila distance. 8 Enlisted Wives and VA1I • Officer* Wives, Following closely la the VAH T Officers Wives with 38 wins and a losses. Mary Sutton, of VAH 8 EW, milt'd a 204 to tako credit Burry l N o Minors! fur high game, Mary's first 200 game. Marlon Bailey, of Navy Pals, came through with a 474 to take high aer­ ies. Clay, Powell Top S0KC Speedsters To Sauare Oil To Compete Tonight Tech Shoots For SEC Title Four-Way Tie VanderKelen Inks Pro Pact M IN N E APO LIS (U P I ) — Officials o f the Minnesota Vikings, elated over their sur­ prising success in landing one o f the hottest pro football quarterback prospects In years, began making plans to­ day on how to use the star Wisconsin caller. The player, of course, is Ron VanderKelen of Green Bay, W li., who signed a hefty oneyear contract with the Vik­ ings Tuesday, presided over a press conference, and left for home to continue studying for mid-term examinations at the University of Wisconsin. VanderKelen, whose passing made him the hero o f the Jan. 1 Rose Bowl game, Ignored pressures from hts home town to sign with the Packers and instead chose to go with the younger Vikings squad. Title Bout A Big ‘If* M IAM I BEACH (U P l)- T h e on-agaln, off-agaln battle be­ tween heavyweight champion Sonny Liston and former king Floyd Patterson is on again . . . And again, It’s an “ i f " proposition. Promoters and lawyers met here Tuesday and announced the fight will be held at Miami Beach Auditorium, which seats up to 15,000 persons, April 4 “ IP' Championship S p o r t s , Ine., comes up with 8207,000 for Liston this weekend. None o f tbe other Yankee players will do a* well fin­ ancially as Mantle, of course, although fe w „ if any, will be asked to take a cut. “ We won," Ilamey aeld “ and will pay accordingly." "B esid e*," he went on. “ It has never been the Yan­ kee policy to cut salaries. Oh, there may be one or two small cuts but nothing major. W c'rc not expecting any trouble at a ll." 'Red Hot' Oviedo Dumps FMS, 75-61 The Red Hot Oviedo Cagera, sparked by the accurate shoot­ ing o f Mickey Tesinsky and Jimmy Courier rolled over Florida Military, 73-61 In cage action Tuesday night. It was the third win In a row for the locals as Courier dunked In 22 points and Tesintky, 18. Oviedo opened up a 15-8 first period lead and kept ahead throush the half, 32-21. The Lions pulled way ahead in the (Inal period with amaz- Stenstrom Holds Lead Stenstrom Realty held on to Ita lead In the Hl-Nooner* Bowling League when they won three point* from M A R Bar. Shoemaker Construction and Grapeville Nursery split their point* 2-2. CPO Wive* won three point* from M ayfair Inn although Dot Button (M a y fa ir) rolled high game 182 and high series 495 this week. Nationwide Insurance won three points from Slur-Lou Restaurant. Garage Holds League's Lead Harold’s Garage still Isold* the lead with 46 wins In the Shooting Stars Women'* Bow­ ling League. Jim Spencer's la second with 42 wins and the Gasllghters follow with 40. Elaine Kostlval came through with a high game of 191 for a 5M aeries, followed by Lorraine Spotla with a high of 170-455 and Betty Al­ len with a 444 series. ing accuracy dumping In more than 50 percent o f their shots from the floor. Pradera Wins Benefit Match Arrntlbel and (riarte hud It pretty much their own way in the featured A ll Star Dou­ ble* Tuesday night at the Orlando*.Seminole Fronton when they vanquished' the opposi­ tion who trailed by four points. Areltlo and Echanit manag­ ed to score three points before Badlola and t.orenxo picked up their three and the final acore waa Arratlbel and Iriarte, who played out of tha aixth post p o a i 11 o n, with seven points, Areltlo and Echanla with three and show money went to Badlola and Lorento who also picked up three point* in a playoff with Uria and Urisar. Highlight o f the evening was the presentation of the trophy fo r the eighth gama ainglca match, sponsored joint­ ly by the Lions Clubs o f San­ ford and Cuaaelbcrry and the Sendnole Hospital Eye Bunk Association. The winner o f the match waa Praderu who dis­ played considerable prowess in his victory and accepted the prise from Juck Stamper, president o f the Sanford Lions Club. Tonight the Fronton will hoat a bevy o f beautiful girl* from Cypress Cardens. The trophy fo r the featured sin­ gles match will be presented by the reigning Tangerine Bowl Queen Sylvia fin er and a court of beautiful aquamaids. 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There's also the new Cuotom Sportster model, so now you have a choice of 14 fun core from C om et— jaunty hardtop a, new convertibles, roomy elation wagons, and sedans with Comet's classic roofline. And cost-cutting service-savers Hte self-adjusting brakes, 36,OOO-mile major lubrication intervals and 6,000-m ile minor tubes com e in every ’6 3 C om et Sound g o o d ? Visit your Mercury dealer and see just how good I * COMET mebcu* v division HW * C I O - ONt-V ST N tapiav nr*LfRSI EXCLUSIVE ARNOLD fOLMt* Q O Lf IN51RUCII0N ALBUM—ON IW0 LP RCCOftOal V KKNNKL CLUB H U N T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y , IN C. 108 Midway Sanford A Offend* North Palmetto Avaeue Sanford, Florida IN S T A L L E D BRING TH IS AD TO OUR FARTS DEPT. *63 MERCURY c o N tr * KTCoa . niRCtmvi raooucts or cS E f c ) Hotoa c o w a n * . Lincoln • i tH T : ■XI SwS A L U M IN U M MUFFLERS W E D N E 8D A Y A ^ Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! G E N U IN E FORD Three Teams Tied For 1st SATURDAY • Why Y O U Nor did the Detroit Tiger* have any trouble signing southpaw Hank Aguirre on Tuesday. The lanky, 30-year-old re­ liever- turned- starter ilgned the best contract of hi* car­ eer, calling for 825.000, and he earned every penny o f it by compiling the league's top earned run average, 2.21, while winning 16 games and losing eight. Aguirre, who received 813.000 last season, was the 20tb Tiger player to sign. Ex ♦ Pittsburgh shortstop Dick Groat signed hts first contract with the St. I/nils Cardinals and said he hoped to play 162 games thli year just as he did last. Groat's old club, the P ir­ ates, satisfied four different pf.iyr— hfJri vine their ^totel to 22. Oulfiektcr — first baseman Willie Stsrgcll, lnficldcr Ju­ lio Gotay, catcher Ron Brand and righthanded pitcher Pat Donnelly were the Pittsburgh ilgncea. Two hopefuls, pitcher Bob Turley and outfielder Ken Hunt, agreed to terms with the l<oa Angeles Angels. The Chicago Cubs stayed ahead of all the other major league clubs by signing their 29th and 30th players in pitch­ ers Jim Brewer and Barney Schultz. Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 Winter Pork M l 4-8918 < i �tonlm* 5Sw V rrtll Wed. /an. 2 3 ,1 3 — F*ga 7 Elks Ball Severn! hundred dancer* are expected to fill the colorful M ayfair Hull room Saturday at the annual Elks Charity Hull, which will be if in ut 9:30 p. m. Chairmen Dick Mnpea and Stephen And* ronko announced today that all proceed* o f the ball jro toward the Harry Anna Hospital for Crippled Children in Umatilla and fo r the annual Christmas parly for underprivileged children, which fs sponsored by the Elks Club. Sammy Gentile's orchestra hns been re­ tained to furnish music for dancing and table reservations may be made by calling Hud Motighton at Moughlon Insurance Co. TURKEY PARTS No Other Beef Could Be So Legs . . . . lb 49c MTDHA1LY TENDER lb 69< Ireost . . . Thigha . , . lb 59# Bocks . . . . lb 29c Wings . . . lb 39< For Soup Ot Grow Giblets . . . lb 29c Sons Is is [Breed and Thigh Meotl T u rk ey Rolls lb 79l Quantity Rights R.ier.eJ Prices Good Thurs., Jan. 21 thru Sat., Jan. 26. »!>fS Band Parents Slate Chicken Fete Saturday "On tn Gaspanlla" FULL CUT ROUND |« the theme that spirk* the Semi­ nole High School band par. ken barbequo supper, Sat­ urday at the Elk* Club »lfc*t-OtVia tTGtie 'NC — COtRUHt — t i l l grounds. Talmadge Farms SMOKED Serving on the grounds and take-out from orders trill be ren's Country Sausage • >5 9 ‘ 1 to T p. tn. with a hand concert slated for 6:13 p. m. Doth adults and child­ tickets arc available from bond members and their parents, "A ll proceeds ore used to support the activities and work of the band,” said Jack llorner, president of the Hand Parents Association. "Tiita year, the band has been Invited to march in the annual Gasparilla Festival In Tampa on Feb. lllii. The barIcque will help offset the e x ­ penses of this trip which uc ■re sure will add further laurels to those already wun by our fine Marching Seminoles aggregation," llorner aa'd. In addition to (ho barbecued chicken, the dinner will In­ clude potatu salad, cole slow, baked boons, pickles, celery, roll and butter, cake and cof­ fee or Iced lea. Tbs trndereit, Juki.tr frith pork boms you •ttr tailed. Fins pink meat. Extra lean. Unbeatable for quality. Feed your family the Knew end still lave at Winn-Dixie's low weekend sets price. S te a k s * 7 8 S te a k s * 8 8 S te a k s * 8 8 R o a st • “>4 9 R ib s ..-39 ✓ MUM BOSTON BUTTS FORK SIRLOIN coti * i the)' tchedule a chic­ fur Nothing short of aging brings you th* tenderness and rich, meaty goodness of top quality beef. W -D Brand Beef It noturolly tender. No artificial tender* Izers are needed. If you Insist on too quality beef, naturally tender, with true beef flavor, you’ll love W -D Brand Beef from Winn-Dixie. If you find that W -D Brand Beef It not everything we say It is your money will be cheerfully refunded. J A M E S W. N E V IL L E , R e gu lar M e non o f Mr. and Mm. E. C». Neville o f Sanford, and a etudent at Went G e o r g i a College, 1* nerving an a student r o u n nclor, announced WGC Dean o f Student* Emory Holland. All Center Cut* W hite Bacon >» 3 9 ' Picnics . . . . 3 ™ T Cube Steaks 3 iJ. Y* Cott. Cheese S 29/ Pim. Cheese cuV59/ DeBary Library Has Elections By Mrs. Adam Muller The DeBary Library Assn, elected Frederick n. Cleveringa as chairman at last Thursday'* annual association meeting held in the Library Room. Serving with him for the coming year will be MUs Elma Johnston, vice chairman; M ri. Phillip Louiubcrry, sec­ retary and Mrs. Mlllspsugh Van Brackle, treasurer, Libra rl am will be MUs Ruth Batch and Mrs. Harry Jcmquett. Members of the Board are Miss Eleanor Haincr, Mrs. Stetson t'niverslly will Of­ Charles Braun, Mrs. Char­ licrtsch and Chester fer this summer an Advanced les Stud lea Program for ambiti­ Ilcarkk. ous high school Juniors and Tlic Debary Library U lo­ seniors who wish to Increase cated In front o f the Com­ tholr knowledge and 'mprovc munity Center and books on their skills in English, math- many subjects can be found tnslics, problems o f Am eri­ there. can civilisation and reading. The right-weeks program, beginning on June 16, Ineludes two farmer U n lv ifilty programs:—the Early Admis­ sion and Advanced Studies Program, for unusually able sludentl; and the College LAKELAND (U rll-T h a Skills Program, for utsder- Florida Citrus Cemmtsslon achlevors who need special hai approved the appropria work to raise their level of tlon o f 1250,000 to the Flo performance prior to senior rlda'a World Fair authority year In high K lw ol or ad­ fo r Uia in preparing the mission to college In the fall. ■tate'i exhibit fo r the New Both high school and col­ York Wortd'a Fair o f IDOi-dS lege level course* will be Th* money was ellorated offered in English and mathe­ Monday as the commission ap. matics by the Stetson sum­ proved * revised budget o f mer program. The most ad­ *12,Mm,OOO fo r the year, vanced mathematics course which began last July 1. will deal with the history and The revised budget was use of digital computer*; the based on the post-freose crop University's IS30 HIM com­ estimate o f lha U. R. Depart puter will be available for use by students In this course. R i v n t o f Agiiculture and re­ Two college level foursei presented a drop o f nbout *1.4 tn problems of American elvi- million from tha pra-freesa UiaUon will ba o ffe n d , 11m budget. Stetson Plans Special Courses 25 EXTRA STAMPS . . CHOPPED, SHAPED SUPERBRAND 25 EXTRA STAMPS . . PALMETTO FARMS ALL PURPOSE OIL fill' i . ' ‘ I 'll! 100 Froo T-V Stamps WITH THIS COUPON AND RURCHASl’OF HUitrnisstrjUfs AT°ANY WINN-DIXIE LEAN* MEATY • . BEEF SHORT FRESH, EXTRA LEAN GROUND Beef 99 tor* 4H f la d . . WAX PAPER B 2 4 -o i. e Bottle Cut-Rite 2 49/ Napkins 2 25/ Scotties .. 2 *“49/ Soft-Wave 2 £ 19/ Scott Towels - 29/ K etch u p 19/ Juice .. 3 c"‘ 69/ Pork*Beans 8 £ ‘1. j ^ ^ 8 *g 123-Pt. Rolls Im lf lN k . , SCOTT PAM ILY 0O-C». Pk*» Limit 2 with S3 00 food order, lo vt IV i * I n k . . RACIAL TISSUE lava I * laak « , Limit 2 pkg». with food 0rd«r. YOUR CHOICE ✓ Sara 4* lath . . BLUE OR W HITE ARROW g DETERGENT* Ttr.tr 3 i ^ 9 N E W 11LU E............Have flOc Save I f lack . . Limit 2 . . H EINZ TOMATO a Save tf« Saak . . LIBBY'S TOMATO M 1L Cheergb« 49\# **« „ .♦ * Limit t with 15.00 food order YOUR CHOICE # Sots 24 Each . . V A N CAM P'S A V i A 33 Con H A V E 2fic M A X W E L L H O U S E .............. Have 2Ac I imit ^ with S5 00 food Order. Yellow Solids S I v - 1 0 Limit 2 vita 12.80 feed order. GET EXTRA VALUE AND TOP VALUE STAMPS AT Jj Sugar EvorSold” i l l fe. 1M fltN * ^ MORTON CRMtaa. litf, TaAtyr Mom, Salisbury, Mat* LaaV D in n ers 2 * 79/ Fruit Piet 29/ Or'ge Juice 5 a 99‘ Green Peas 5 Green Beans 5 ^ Baby Limas 5 ^ Cut Corn 5 Baby Okra 5 MORTON . . Apple, Cherry, Feoafc, Ceconut Family SI a* NI-ACRU FROZIN ASTOR tr UlSY'S FRUN PROZIN 10-*i. Pkta. DIXIANA RIOULAR ar PRINCN CUT FRESH FROZEN 10*91. Pkg*. ^ 10-9*. Pkgs. ^ ASTOR PRISH PR0 ZSN PORDHOOK 9r LI BIT'S CREAM CORN ar ASTOR FRESH FROZEN 10-9a. Pkga. ^ ^ DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN WHOLE 10-91. Pk|*. ^ ^ f/ EXTRA FANCY RID, DELICIOUS A P P L « \ MARGARINE! - %.Coffea ' 39J F rystals V f t t I w a a f a if 'r> ■ ' ' t* W ESSO N \ Election Meet ixie T-BONE j Citrus Board O K ’s $250,000 To World Fair latter emphasizing American national character with em­ phasis on the impact of daElection o f offleers will prcsslon, prosperity, and cur­ highlight the meeting of San­ rent changing International ford Barracks, Veterans of tensions. World War I, and Its aualllAll students will partici­ ary Friday evening. pate In a developmental le a d ­ A covered dish supper will ing laboratory. The more able be served at 6:30 p. m. students may be able to ex ­ empt this course If they wish Tha Virgin Isla nd s Once after participating fo r Um wore known as the Dutch West first two or three weeks. ladles. Roast... u- 39/ CHUCK HORMEL CANNED PICNICS FRESH P O R K H A M S 0410 / 1 1 Pounds SJa Froth Colory 2 stalks 21* Swoot Pofofooi 4 lbs. 40*' J f f • w * W IN N -D IX IE •00 B. Sr4 B U M S i �I Mrs. McClain Honored At Two Parties W fr B sttfn rS Page 8— Wed. Jan. 23, *63 R r r a lb Ladies Aid Installs New Officers Miami Beach Meeting OfTwo Circles At I Joint From Trip To Oviedo Personals Mr. and M n . Harold Culver of Yoangsvtlle, Pa., are spend­ ing a few weeks in their Lake Hayes cottage. They ere plan­ ning to bttOd a borne on their property aod make Florida their permanent borne. M n . B. 0 . Smith baa re­ cently returned from e trip to Raleigh, N . C., where M n . Smith attended the funeral of bar sister-in-law, M rs. Hattie n igh. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Swope of 330 S. Triplet Dr. In Cas­ selberry returned home last Saturday from Miami Beach where they attended the N a ­ deemer waa held Thursday evening at tho church for in­ stallation o f 1983 officers. Pastor Herbert Gocrss con­ ducted the services. Those In­ stalled were Mrs. Vernon Fedderson, who Is serving her second year as president. Mrs. George Daniels, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. John Senkarjk, secretary, and Mrs. Ed Senkarik, treasurer. Mrs. Fcddcrson conducted tho busineis mceling, calling on various chairmen for their committee reports. It was de­ cided to hold a pancake brunch Feb. 17, after Sunday morning services. Reserva­ tions should be in by Feb. 13. April 77 was set as the dste o f the nest smorgasbord. The program, following business meeting, was con­ ducted by Mrs. R. L. Audi c a t ? who gave e very Interesting talk on orchids, displaying several plants and bloomi. During the fellowship hour refreshments were served by tho hostesses, Mrs. George Daniels and Mrs. Jsmss Bfcara. tional Automobile Dealer’a As­ sociation Convention with their two sona and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Swope, of Louisville, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Swope of Elisabeth­ town, Ky. The ions are automobile dealen in their home towns and, although he Is retired, Mr. Swope still has a financial interest In the business. M n . Swope made modi the trip at her fam ily’s Insistence Ini In spile of a broken right arm Miami sunshine and found the Mlai to be "Just what tb the doctor or­ dered." Wedding NOW MOVING LARGE WATER OAKS TRANSPLANT NOW FOR S U M N B R SH AD E D O N ’T W A IT Mr. and Mrs. Wltbur Oglcsby, (08 Maple Ave., Sanford, announce the marriage Martha Ja coby o f Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dod son, IIS Shannon Drive, San ford. The wedding was solemnized Dec. 26 in Bainbridge, Ga. The couple will make their home in Fort Walton Beach where the groom Is stationed with the U. S. Air Force. N E W OFFICERS o f the Ladies Aid o f the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer who were installed at a recent meeting are, front, Mrs. John Senkarik, secretary and Mrs. Ed Scnkarik, treasurer. Back row, Rev. Herbert Goerss, Installing officer, Mrs. Vernon Fedderson, president and Mrs. George Daniels, vice president. (Herald Photo) By Abigail Van Buren D E AR A B B Y : I am 17 and am considered a reliable baby » sitter. The lady next door has a two-yearold child with whom I have sat many times. I wns asked to sit with their baby from seven in the morning un­ til after midnight on Saturday be­ cause they Intended to go out o f town. I agreed und got up at 6:30 to take the job. A t five to seven she called nnd said. “ We decided not to go. so we won’ t need you. Hit Ha.” I turned down n date to our football game and the big dance afterwards for this job because I needed tho money. Other sitters have been can­ celled out at the last minute, too. How would the Indy like it if the sit­ ter called five minutes before she was due to show up and said, “ I just got a date and can't come. Ha Ha"? What is your advice? JUST P L A IN A N G R Y The Driftwood Circle of the Sanford Carden Club met at the home o f M n . John Barlow, I #00 Magnolia Ave., fo r the C O N F ID E N T IA L TO “ F A M IL Y S E C R E T A R Y ": . J o each his own, but I think students should get their own reference books. I f I were to usk all my renders (over 40 years of age) whose mothers went to the li­ brary to get reference books for their children, l doubt i f I would get a dozen letters. On fijwdysi Since the spade suit out­ n» ranks all others It would ap­ A to m * VKII pear that any lime you have ♦ At any excuse to bid spades you AM I should do so. In the early SAW days o f contract this prin­ *aa mas • QJtlB f i ll ciple was followed. Early f i l l fK Q U IS bwks on the game recom­ + AQ 1Q4 i ft i l l mended that if a player held two biddable four card suits a x q j ASS he should open the higher 714 ranking. SfB It didn't take long to find out that when you held four tpadcs and four clubs of aI * bout the same strength a club opening was far more adviseable. It didn’t take much bid In a four-card spade suit. longer to find out that in Today, most experts won't many eases a three-card club open four-card spsdc suits opening was preferable to a and the few who do, only By Oswald Jac open these four-carders when the suit is very strong and there Is no other satisfactory opening bid. Thus, even for a player who docs not open four-card spade suits the South and is a proper third hand spsite bid. South plans to pass at hit next turn and hia part­ ner'* Jump to three apades does not change his mind. It is just as well that ho passed. There is no play for four spades, but South has no trouble making three. Ha has an anxious moment when he leads a club to dummy, but West has the acc and dummy's king of clubs is a winner. C l/e Mrs. J. W. Taft was appointed replace Mrs. “ I'd Oeorge Jessen, who recently than moved to Ohio, In the absence o f the hor­ ticulture chairman, the presi­ dent, Mrs. D. C, Hamilton, gave the monthly report. Members enjoyed a program ana mscustion on nower snow technique and fresh flower ar­ rangements. Others present were Mrs. H. L. Monroe, Mra. K, Enny, Mrs. G. Elm merman, Mrs. II. Ilusomc, Mrs. n. Wright and Mrs. 0. C. Hamilton. Officers Wives founders of the Council's per­ manent home in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Black’s therapy leader­ ship began 10 years ago when ■bs was chairman of that committee for tha state of In­ diana. She went on to b « In­ diana'* State Garden Club President. Bhe Is a life m em ­ ber of both the Indiana State Club and of the National Coun­ cil. Quite recently M r. and Mra. Black have become resi­ dents of Darien, Conn., which locality, she says, presents a new challenge In horticulture far her. M r. Black la on a business trip to Japan, but ra­ ther than go on the trip with him, Mrs. Black chose to visit her slaters In Orlande and F A L L A N D W IN T E R '/, PRICE SA LE CONTINUES Howes Fashions Open W sd. Afters A n d P rL N ile Of VAH-1 Meet For Bridge The home of Mrs. William L, Goodman waa the setting for the monthly dessert bridge for the VAH-1 officers' wives. Those attending were Mrs Leonard J. Reinhart, Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, Mrs. John W. Charlton, Mrs. Michael Du­ rant, Mrs. James Durbin, Mra. Edward Frilsch, Mrs. Ted Garrett, Mrs. noger Leonhard!, Mrs. Alex Msllkoff, Mra. Patrick O’Gara and Mra. Hugh Wilson. Guests were Mrs. Jean Mus» grove, Mrs. C. W. Edwards, Mrs. Robert Lavender and Mrs. Nora Sharp, High scorer fo r tha after­ noon was Mra. Charlton with Mrs. O’Gara second high. here. Due lo the short notice, some local chairmen had previous commitments, but those at­ tending were Mrs. Ed Kirchboff. Azalea Circle; Mra. It. T. Humphrey and Mrs. R. L. Dana, Hibiscus Cirrle; M r*. E d gar MUler and Mra. John Gorman, Woodroaa Circle; Mra. Boyd Gaines, Jacarand* Circle; Mra. Patty Henderson, Ivy Circle; M rs. Andrews, general chairman; Mra. P ark ­ er, treasurer of Palm Circle and alater of the speaker; M n . H . A. Moreland, president of Hibiscus Circle; M n . Henry H A P P T HATTTTVDFJt Simpson, president of Rose N ow la the time for all good Circle; Mra. Irving Pryor, girls to come to the aid of president of Jactranda Circle, their wardrobea and abop the hat sales. and M n . DeWit. DRIFTW OOD MEM BERS admire one o f the ar­ rangement! used in a discussion at the monthly meeting o f the group. L e ft to right, seated, are Mrs. D. C. Hamilton, president; Mrs, B. C. Hamil­ ton, vice president and standing, Mrs. H. L . Mon­ roe, Junior garden club chairman nnd Mrs. J. W . Tuft, newly appointed secretary. (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals B y Mrs. Adam M ailer M r. and Mrs. Eric M lchaelli of Westfield, N . J., are the guests of M rs. Alice Robiollo of DeBary >rive. M rs. Mlcbaells is the sister of M rs Robiollo. M r. and Mra. Charles Youman of DeBary Drive visited M r. and Mrs. Alfred Pape o! Sayvllle, Long Island, N . Y -, who winters at Jenson Beach. White south the Youm an's at­ tended the Telephone Life M em ber Club at Palm Beach and the luncheon meeting held th en . M r. and M ra. William Denncn from Brentwood, N . Y ., who were touring Florida ■topped to visit Mr. and Mrs. Youman In DeBary. M r. and Mra. Arthur Kru­ ger of Scotia, N . Y -, will tvaide on N ara oja Road for the next two months. Tho following are new resi­ dents of D eBary: M r. and Mrs. A. Larson from Connecticut, Mr. and M n . J. J. Luts. Sir. and Mrs. G . Schrlmpf and Mr. and M rs. W illiam Scott, all of N ew York. 200 N. PARK Far AVE. O P E N T IL L 0:00 F R I. N IT S T eo H to am,” be a smarter young girt E very woman were smarter. wishes By Ruth Millett she Nobody is ever really wise lady, enough. So don’t worry. Just keep you will be. on learning as you live. But you'll never be as There are so many ways lo smart as you wish you were. learn through successes and Nobody ever Is. mistakes, through studying At 20 you'll think, " I f 1 yourself and other people, had only known at IS what tackling the jobs you tear, I know now, how much easier trying to help other* and high school would have been. through letting others help How many more friends I you. would have had. How much The ways are endless. So more I would have gotten out you'll be smarter than you o f m y classes. How much less shy 1 would have been.” R E N O V A TIO N A t 30 you'll think how many few er mistakes you would have made at 20 If you had known then what A ll types bedding rebuilt. you know at 30. One day service when necessary. Quality materi­ And so It will go all through als 4k workmanship. For life. You'll keep learning and free estimate rail , , , growing and maturing. But looking back on - any age, you'll always see you didn't know quite enough to make 2nd. A Magnolia F A 7 0321 your life as happy and as are when you've lived long­ er than you have. worry, young SPECIAL! ECHOLS BEDDING CO. — NO W _ Movies A re D earer — Brighter A With More Depth On Our New PRISM DEEP LIG H T SCREEN V i V \J I * l O *\ r ) It IO I IN 7 Mt A 1 tt j F it O NE F A 2-1210 T O N IT E A TH UKS. CARLOAD PASS N ITE 7:00 A H i t s “ THE M OUNTAIN” In Color Starring Spencer Tracy Robert Wagner Co-Hit A t 0:11 Only “ STALAG 17" William Holden Academy Award “ Beal Actor" if successful and as complete as you might have. H A R M O N Y SAV ES S*t Color-co-ordinated I t e m s help give more possible wear combinations hi the wardrobe limited by budget restrictions. LAST DAY R I T Z THE CHAPMAN REPORT STARTS TOMORROW Exploding With Excitement! P RESTI GE i Children tie HAVE Portrait T A K E N N O W ■) Idtntffles your WELCOME WAGON Celebration • *• GET A t Our Regular List Price FOR % O F F E R GOOD Jaa. SI • Feb. • c o n t in u e s : "F eatarin c F s shUne Jaat JJlB (jjom sm : Students C L E A R A N C E Dress Values To 49.95 - Now $5 like I Don't A N N U A L F A L L A N D W IN T E R M ARY ESTH ER ’S I confided In a tetter. Plans were discussed for the circle's part In the benefit bridge party scheduled for Feb. II, at the Sanford Worn* in 's Club. It was also voted to continue support for the Blue Star Memorial. MRS. DUGOLD BLACK, an officer o f tho N a­ tional Council o f Garden Clubs, front, was a spe­ cial guest and speaker at a meeting o f garden therupy chairmen and circle presidents, at the homo o f Mrs. Helen DeWit, recently. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Alton Parker, sister o f Mrs. Black and a member o f the Palm Circle and Mrs. J. L. Andrews, general chairman o f tho garden therapy committee. (Heruld Photo) v> J During the business session, to hi D E AR A N G R Y : Anyone’s pluns can chnngc suddenly. However, if signals are switched on you more than once, refuse to sit for the per­ son who stood you up. • • • January meeting, secretary (J of Kay, to Robert William Dodson, son Church Calendar M U PA R K DR. Avn. D E AR CURIOUS: There are cas­ kets made to order, so there is no reason to assume that a man sixfoot-six was burled in a six-foot cas­ ket. Announced Circle Mrs. DeWitHostess For Driftwood Makes Plans For Benefit Party Garden Therap A rare opportunity cama quite unexpectedly to the San­ ford Garden Club recently. It « u le a n e d that Mra. Dugold Black, therapy chairman the Nation*! Council of Garden Club* would be In this area fa r only a le w day*. She was visiting bar sister, M rs. Alton H . Parker, a m ember of Ute Palm Circle, el which Mrs. Helen P. DeWit la president. It seemed imperative that R re, Black ba asked to meet with tba therapy chairmen of tha local club, which she gra­ ciously consented to do. Mre. DeW it contacted Mre. J. L. Andrews, general chairman of the garden therapy committee, and all etrcle therapy chair­ men as well as circle presi­ dents were asked to meet with Mra. Black. Plans and procedures for can y ln g out a successful therapy program as related to gardening w e r e discussed, Mrs. Black reminded Iter lis­ teners that gardening had Its beginning in the Garden of E d m ; that Solomon cauaod plantings to be sat about the Temple, and that men of re­ ligious orders tended their vineyards and made good uso o f their bounty, Therapy, In connection with gardening, waa practiced by our frugal and hardworking an castors. For them it was a natural activity aod needed no label. They pleated, cultivated, preserved and shared the re­ sults with the sick and those le u fortunate, or possibly teas frugal (ban they. What our ancestor! did naturally, ac­ cording to M rs. Black, la the same activity which Is prac­ ticed by tbs therapy branch o f our garden dubs. Pointers on organising and developing tfaia activity were discussed. She also touched on other phases o f garden d u b work In which aha baa participated. She spoke of Oower-show Judging, In Which department she is an accredited Judge, and af tha vary Important depart­ ment o f horticulture, espec­ ially roots which, when she lived In Indiana, w as bar spec­ ialty. She has been National Associated Horticulture Chs Ir­ ene o f the D E AR W IF E : The only reason a man will knock himself out doing odd jobs for the neighbors when his own fence needs mending is quite simple. He likes the “ thanks” they give him. » • • D EAR A B B Y : A friend o f mine passed away some time ago. He weighed around 230 pounds and was nbout six feet, six inches toll. What I would like to know is, how did they get him into a six-foot casket? CURIOUS Dodson their daughter. F R ID A Y Sanford United C h u r c h Women meet at 10 a.m. In the Episcopal Parish House for the annual election of officers for the coming yesr. D E AR A B B Y : I believe in being a good neighbor, but I think my husband has been overdoing the good neighbor policy. For the past three years our house has been in a state o f being “ remodeled.” We have holes In the floor, unpaneled walls, untiled floors, doorloss nnd drawer­ less cupboards. Our driveway needs to be paved and our faucets all leak. Y et my husband finds time to build fences for the neighbors, fix their TV sets, spread concrete and what not. When he * isn't volunteering, they are coming over and getting him. I am proud o f my husband be­ cause he is a handy man to have around, but he’s never around. MR. F IX IT ’S W IFE By Jane Casselberry B y Jaws M rs. M anrla McClain of Triplet Drive, Casselberry, who celebrated her birthday A Joint meeting of both cir­ last Sunday w as guest of bon cles o f the Ladles Aid o f lbs o r at two partita during the Lutheran Church o f the Re­ ^ F rid a y evening M r. aod M r*. Jack W ellm an of Longwood entertained la her honor with a card party. Guaati Included M r. and Mra. McClain, M r. and M n . Gerald Poller and M r. and M n . Clara Balraar. Refreshments o f cake, lee cream aod coffee were served and M n . McClain received several nice gifts. On Saturday night M r. and M n . Frank Messlck entertain­ ed with a dinner party at their borne, 491 Hibiscus Drive In Casselberry. Quests enjoying the party with the hoooree end ber hus­ band were M r. end M n . W il­ liam Shook and Rev. end M n . Delmae Copeland. The guest o f booor received ■ lovely teapot end • cook book. (DsWi CUbby• Swopes Return H o u se III E M M , of R a h ija • 2 Arms e f pvaotifs Is tha buslasas nnd civic liia at your community. * Fee information, celt V IR G IN IA PE TR O SK I P . a Boa 1714 N O B A NORRIS T B 0-1114 W t l C O M E W A G O N I s a f w i Fla. 7 d FA M U I 7:00-0:00 �.* jA u - J / m d c A We urge you to auk your friends and neighbor* hIhiui the fine quality of our T ill! TEND E R 1IEEF. It la •old with a strict MONEY HACK G U A R A N TE E h.h to il.s tenderness and delicious flavor. These entile arc hnnd picked from the Texas rang*. W H ILE TH E officers and men o f Heavy Attack Squadron One (V A Il-1 ) "T igers" proudly stood at "Attention," Cnpt, Joseph M. Tully, Comhatwing One, presented the log books of their first A-5A "Vigilante" to Cdr E. J. Houdinot, com­ manding officer o f the s(|uudron. Rear Admiral L. R. Daspit, Commandant o f the Sixth Naval D'strict, Cnpt. R. M. Ware, commanding Officer o f NAS Sanford, nnd the Squndron Commanders o f HATRONS Three, Seven, Nine, nnd Eleven DET-Elght, attended the brief ceremonies. Kilt OR RUM P STAN D IM SHOULDER ( I ) Th# Eleventh Hoar <*» IT. S. StMl Hour W EDNESDAY P. M M l ( I I W e »n * rouehor Cheesel I X i f l T M B ABO Editorial M a n * K o b n i i la •porta • : l l ( I I Atlaatla W oithor ( I ) Mld-Fle. C ro a tia root ( I I Newaoay* N ovo • :tt ( I I Editorial Commont (l| Sport* Picture 1:11 ( I I Wootkor Shew Kid* ( I ) Laaend at W i.lt Earp * .at ( I ) Bravard N a r t 1:4* I I I Sport* Raport 1:11 ( I ) llunllar - llrlahlar t t ) HI iportam aat T-.it ( ! ) The Deputy ( I ) lllography ( I ) llalnbow Kioak (II (I) 1:11 ( I I 1:11 ( i l ► » I II 1 I t ROUND Party 111# (• » Hollywood — Th# Fabulnu* Era (d ) c its Report* ( I ) Tho Virginian I I I ( I ) Tho Third Man ( I I Clolng M r Way 1:00 ( « ) Th* R artry lllll. bill laa 1:11 ( I ) Dick Vaa Oyk* Skew ( I ) Our Man llla itn a 10:01 ( I ) Naked City TV Previews 7:344:30 p.m. CBS. CBS JUporti: "EUenhowcr 1W3." L a it week Preiident Kennedy gave his "State of the Union" m csiaga In an addreia that waa noted for ill frank appralial rather than political opportuniim. Tonight, former Preiident Klienhowcr report! in kind, In an Informal convenation with Waller Cronkite, taped at the Kiaenhoweri' Palm Deaert, Calif., home, 7:30 0 p.in. NBC. The Vir­ ginian. "Say Goodbye to all That." Thli aerici made a not­ able beginning by uilng top giM-it talent lo itulaln dra­ matic intensity over its 00 min­ ute#. Tonight they drop that format in a play Marring Fabian a i a young man who#* father w ai wounded by Trampai. Through Hie (ather'i goading and hli own need to anert hit manhood, the youngatrr te ll out to fight Trampai. The powerful emoting of C htrlei McGraw at the fa ­ ther, and the introduction of a marauding grittly bear, do much for the production. Doug McClure atari a i Trampai, with Jam ci Drury, G a r y Clarke and Itoberta Shore. 7:304:30 p.m. ABC. Holly­ wood: The Fabuloui Era. Special. Henry Fonda’# narra­ tion l i very good in thli doc­ umentary that could hate been exlra-tpecial if concentrated on a ipccific time In movie liiitory, rather than a cavaleada of film clipi (rom 1R7 to tha preien t It's recommended viewing, however, particularly for pure noitalgia. 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J M BLUE RIBBON TOP QUALITY BEEF ■ 2460 P A R K AVE. 1 at 25th ST. * SANFORD, FLA. Scallops F L A . W. COAST Donald Tabor, local repre­ sentative fo r tha New York WESTERN GRAIN FED L ift Insurance Co. w ai honor* td Monday at hia company's annual banquet at the Cherry WITH EVERY PURCHASE QUICK FROZEN U.S.D A GRADE A YOUNG Plata aa the leading producer In 1002 for all tha company's agents In the la rountica c f M IL D D AISY C H E D D A R Central Florida. CHEESE Tabor la the youngest com­ pany representative to have won this award, Joseph J. Curtis, general manager o f tha Orlando offlres said. Tabor and his w ife make their home at 114 Molly Ava. ACL Credit Union To Meet Members o f Coast Line Credit Union at Sanford will hold their 28lh Annual Meat* Ing at 7;SO p, m. Friday In the Civic Center at Hanford. O ffiria li o f tha Credit Union urge all members to attend. A dinner meeting hae been ar­ ranged, and tha eecretary ad­ visee reservations are coming In fast. Those who hav« nut made their reservations should g e l them in promptly. A t this meeting the annua! reports o f officera will be heard, and elections held for five directors and three credit committeemen. Officers of tha Credit Union are appointed by the (Urn-tors, whose terms are fo r two years, while terms of credit committeemen are stag­ gered from one to two years. The Supervisory Committee, consisting o f three members, Is appointed by Directors. This Credit Union wua or* faulted in June, 1990, and has many yrara o f good growth. Loans to in e m b e r a have amounted t o approximately two million dollars. Dividends to members havs been paid each year o f operation, rang­ ing from 4 to 0 percent, with a G percent dividend having been paid in 1902, to its UNO mem­ bers. O fficer* currently are J. ff. Tillls, President; K. W. Mar­ cel, Vice President; O. S. T o l­ er, Treasurer, and Mrs. A . P. True, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer. Toler was ths Cred­ it Union’s first treasurer and has served in that capacity many years. Men's Garden Club Meet Set Women o f the Henford Car­ den Clubs have been Invited to attend the meeting o f the Hanford Men's Carden Club, Thursday at 7:20 p. m, at tha courthoust to hear a spe­ cial program by Prof. Edgar Warren o f the University o f K it rids. " A t Home with Landscap­ in g " Is ths theme o f Prof. Wsrren'e talk, and It Is ex­ pected that he will deal par­ ticularly w i t h frost-proof plants, which can be selected to provide b e a u t y even through a hard winter. Prof. Warren Is bssd o f the department o f Ornamental Horticulture at the Univer­ sity o f Klorida and also serves as Extension Horticul­ turist fo r the stats. "Th s program will come first, promptly at 7i30 p. in.," said program chairman Hom­ er Osborne. "W ives o f Men’s Harden Club members are also invited." ’ •C olor" is the L a tin n a m e fo r Lbs raccoon an d m eans ■•washer." 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This philosophy o f public service ENTANGLED IN THE ENTANGLEMENT is expressed in the Juycee creed: “ We believe: ‘ T h a t faith in God gives mean­ ing and purpose to human life : "Th at tiie brotherhood o f man transcends the sovereignty o f nutions: "Th at economic justice can best be won by free men through free en­ terprise : “ That government should be o f laws rather than o f men; ‘ T h a t earth’s great treasure lies in human personality; “ And that service to humanity is the best work o f life." W ASHINGTON’ — (N E A ) — 1’ rcslilciil Kennedy's b e l i e f that tax cuts iiuw will mean “ tens o f billions o f dotlara more each year in production, profits, wages and public rev­ enues,” is based on what hap­ pened after the last big tax reduction in 1954. That was a S7.4 billion cut. Five billion dollars o f It came from expiration o f Korean W ar taxes. It repealed excess profits and some excise taxes. It Introduced a 10 per cent cut In Individual I n r o m t taxes right across the hoard. It also adjusted depreciation sched­ ules and introduced dividend c r e d i t s benefiting business $2.4 billion a year. With Indi­ vidual income tax receipts re­ ported at *30 billion for fiscal loti, the to per rent tax rut Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Rita’s hu-hand could hare used psjrliologiral P U T on ftit'a "bullerfllea"* o f thK stomach, i f he had arnt for aome o f the nun.profit aex * booklets offered via this progressive n e w ( p a p e r . (■Iris, beware of mistaking erotic stage fright iN.'h true Intel CASK 0-439: Itltu It., aged -it. hui been married to Tom aix years. "But, Dr. Crone," Rita pro­ tested defensively, “ | am In torn with unutber man. "W e tvna a former suitor of mine and hia name Is Bill, " I hod dated both o f them a great deal but 1 thought Tom was the one 1 really loved, »o 1 married him. “ And tve were very happy fo r a year or so. Then I notic­ ed thut hla kWsea didn't in­ flume mo as they had before our wedding day. " lie becume so preoccupied with his business problems that he'd just give me a dutiful little peck on the cheek when he rushed out to catch the subwuy train to work. "A n d when he would occa­ sionally telephone me from the office, his voice didn't give me butterflies in my stomach or excite me. "Then 1 happened to meet Bill on the street, quite by ac­ cident. lie asked me to have lunch with him, so 1 decided there whs no harm in doing so. “ And he took me to a Chin­ ese restaurant which was cne of our favorite haunts when lie was courting me prior to my uiHrriagf. "A fte r lunch, he asked me if 1 hud anything special to do and 1 didn’t, so lie suggested we drive out along Luke Mich­ igan. “ Ho took me to a spot where we used to sit and watch the moon over the waves. "And he ludio. Ijuito u) chance, he dial­ ed Into u program o f music in which one o f our pet songs was Included, "H e asked me if I remem­ bered thut sung, and o f course I did. Then he slipped his arm uruund me and kissed me. “ Well, Dr. Crane, my heart was racing so fast I could hardly get uiy breath. And Ills kiss Inflamed me so 1 felt young and giddy. "Since then, 1 have hud severul more dates with Bill. And now I am sure it is BUI whom I really love, for ] am not physically attuned to my hus­ band the way I am to Bill. “ Don’t you agree thut 1 am mule suited to Bill because of tills physical bond thut cxisla between u*T “ For Bill gives me butter­ flies in my stomach even when 1 urn talking to him on the telephone, while my husbnnd doesn't. “ And isn’t a strong physical bond essential fo r a happy marriage?** I f Rita's husband had sent fo r the seg bulletin below, he could easily have applied psy­ chological DDT to those so- called “ butterflies” that BUI Letters now produces in her stomach. Rita doesn't distignuisli tietween true love vs, "butter­ flies.” The average w ife, though ardently in love with her mute and maybe with 10 to ” 5 years o f happy marriage behind her, ,‘v i f ^ . t i l l « e t butterflies if some strange and attractive matinee idol kisses her! For such "butterfllea" sim­ ply indicate the strangeness and novelty reaction. I f you aic an amateur at public speaking or singing, you will alto get the same type o f butterflies if you try to make u speech or sing a solo. So you girls, in particular, must beware « f confusing erotic stage frigh t with truu love! thousands o f divorces occur just because women mistake the novelty thrill o f a strang­ er's kiss with the real McCoy in love. H u s h a n d s, send for tho booklet “ Sex I ’rublems In Mar­ riage," enclosing u stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents and stop these foreign '‘but­ terflies.'' (A lw ays wrllt* to Hr. Crane in rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a long 4 rent stamped, addressed en­ velope and 20 rrnta to cuter l) ping and printing costa when you send for one o f his booklrla.) Backstairs At White House Ily Mcrrimnn Smith .nui affairs o f Washington appropriate time to examine — through eyes o f a duly elected publicity reports from virtual­ ly everywhere, another charm­ B a c k s t a i r s at the White representative. er this week came from head* Huusc; K nukes the politically-con­ quarters o f the inaugural anOne o f the tnuro fascinating ditioned mind reel to think of niversary salute. This was the news items o f recent interest the I'uttrn technique if em­ Democratic party's $|00-aput culture and status in curi­ ployed, fur exuniple, by s new persun fund-raising show hon­ ous prospective for a nation's oring the President Jan. 18. capital caught in the bubbling Democratic senator from Mas­ Producer uf the immense va r­ sachusetts, Edward M. (T ed ) spirit o f a new Congress. iety show is Richard Adler, The item came from the o f­ Kennedy. the brilliant young composer The names Ted could blcml fice o f a congressman and was and ardent Kennedy supporter. issued in mimeographed form, into a folksy news announceFar down in an ecstatic lucnt might cause quite a stir to wit: publicity release about thv “ Coiigtcssmuu Edward J. hack home. And s|ieukiug o f slue, a show, a bedazzled press agent Patten, (D -N. J.), joined Pres­ ident anti .Mis. Kennedy, mem­ man who caused one on lelr- reports: "W ith Richard Adlri sign­ bers o f Congress, Supremo vislon not long ago by includ­ Court, diplomatic corps and ing A lger Hiss in u program ing newr stars every day, the arts, amt others VIPS, about Richard M. Nixon is there's no telling who may be Tuesday night, at a special ubout to examine the cultural here by Jan. 18." Which is about as frank us showing of the Mona Lisa In and social aspects o f the New Frontier. a press agent can he. the capital. Howard K. Smith is putting "Patten and Mrs. Patten were invited to the viewing of tugetlier an in-depth T V show the famous Leonardo Da Vinci on Frontier life, tile tastes painting by the National Gal* unit Imbits of Frontiersmen lrry o f Art, which installed a and how they pluy, ss well at canopy used only foi import­ woi k. There is no fuuudatiuu what­ ant occasions, over the gulever to reports that Smith Ry Join Magln lery's three front entrances. Chuluola'e American Legion “ Patten hailed the displuy plans to iuchidr Mamie Eisen­ George M. Jacobs Memorial and urged nil increased ex­ hower in this show. But to believe that the change o f cultural works be­ Ami since this seems to lie an Post 225 announced today that House now Ims voted control building ronxlrurllun lias lieen tween nations. He said this o f the Rules Committee to the Marled on the American L eg­ would Increase international administration leadership is ion lot at the’ corner or Christ­ understanding." nonsense. Tho left wing splint­ There are several interest­ mas ami Chuluola Roads. er group, Americans For Dem­ ing aspects o f Patten's an­ W. M. Jrpson, post com­ ocratic Action, ticked o ff the nouncement. One is that he mander, advised that Hie pro­ situation adequately In n was direful to pul himself, per!) Ii.-is liern re-surveyed by statement made puhlir here hut not his w ife abend o f the W A S H IN G TO N t i l l ’ l l — Cyms Willard and burned nf( last week. ADA said the pres­ Kennedy a in the listings. Mrs. Senate leaders believe th* by Ihe Forestry Service rang ident's hotly pqMirtred cam­ Paltrn did nut show up until ctioiirri for a lax rut this err. paign to eontimie the rules the second paragraph. year, as proposed by Presi­ Tlie building will tie of block committer at 15 niemliers was Also, it would teem that ac­ dent Kennedy, are doubtful. construction, 28 feet by 40 feet no more than a pillow fight. Senate Democratic Leader in dimensions. William Pliitner cording to some c u l t u r a l W ASH IN G TO N ( U l 'l l Legion Begins Building Work Lyle C. Wilson Says: Cop Still Has Whistle t » W A S H IN G TO N (U P ! ) — Hyperbulu la an egghead word that precisely describes thr ruckus on the opening day o f Cungrrss about the mem­ bership o f tha House Rules Committee. excellent example o f hyperbule. The really significant and revealing aspect o f the controversy was the vote by which the House on o|iening day chose to muke tile expan­ sion tu 15 committee members Hyper Iwile menus extrava­ permanent. The vote was '.’.'15 to 190. a gant exaggeration o f which I'lesident Kennedy and sev­ margin o f 39 votes. The same eral Dennwrat* and Republi- expansion was voted tempor­ inns in the House are equally arily two years ago by' a mar­ guilty. President Kennedy fix ­ gin o f only five votes. This ed the level o f exaggeration time the expansion was made when be told a national TV permanent and by a comfort­ The Rules Committee is a audience that his legislative able m ajojrily. That well may legislative traffic cop. It de­ program would tie wrecked If foreshadow some Kennedy tri­ termines what hills shall Ire the Rules Committee were cut umph# in this new Congrrss submitted to the House for buck from 15 to its original 12 that were defeuls In 1900-111 consideration. It deals with by close margins. The 39-votc these bills after the legisla­ members. Republicans assailed t h a margin also suggests thut the tive committees have eonsldRules Committee packing pro­ impact o f the 1902 election on I ered them and reported them ject ms comparable to FD R’s the House o f Representatives fo r a House vote. spectacular 1997 e ffo rt tu wua strongly in Kmmcdy*s pack the Supreme Court, an favor. OUR BOARDING 66AD.WALDO,«ORCVtCiOISTU«B Xtt '63 Tax Cuts Appear Doubtful stniidanls, the length o f a canopy run be quits Important in nirusurlng the significance of a painting. Mimeographed lumduuts of this sort are quite common on Capitol Hill, l-uwmakors issue them primarily to let the folks back home glimpse the fuliul- Mike Mali-field, Mont,, pre­ dicted Sunday it w ill lie 10(14 before Congress completes ac­ tion on u new tux program. Hr d iffried with Krnnrdy by insisting that any tux rut be accompanied by- revenueproducing refnrms in the tax system. HOUSE 1 . n / h it 0 « l& ullp£anfnrfcfyr&to M A M L i t A. I.IS. LOW , E D I T O R A M I f t M LISIIL W I.SHMV I L M S I I K L E l l W AMII H. t J l l M t t l H . i l l l a n s x l n * IMItur A U vs rlls in x L’lrccti.r ji u» Jt.Aii: i - h m w s iio l m x r l m Count! E d it o r iius ln tM Alsnaaer C EC E LIA K AN M E B S IIIH L L V JOXS:s Uoclsty Kdltor W uJiU vQ I c j i u i * UdlLor VOI.T h M AH Circulation Manaasr th ank r u n KELLS Meehaalaai SugC An industry now operating at 81) per rent o f capacity won't expand immediately. If now operating at high rate, an indusliy might expand plant capacity more rapidly. ■'resident Kennedy's plan fo r making the tax cuts apply gradually over a three-year period is intended to limit the impact on the federal budget. I f a first-year $6 billion tax reduction out o f a total |1U billion planned tax cut ia ap­ proved by Congreas, that will lie tu atimulate business. The increased tax receipts from this new businesa are then expected “ to pay fo r " tha remaining $4 billion in tax cuts, without increasing bud­ get deficits after ths first year. Bargains Galore • Truck T ire* In All 81m C AV ANAU G H T IK K SERVIC E 1461 8. French A tm, PA M M ■ EST. 1935 b e cy a t y f r u / , 114 So. Phone Palmetto F A 2-0814 FA IR W A Y TEXACO « C buw unxjL & — F U L L - TIME MECHANIC On Duty Frl. und Sat. — Jan. for your Dream Home? W A IT IN G FOR YO U Of 6 ENIRAL A • • General O ffice 211 W. Set Check, 25th St. dales Clean and • Ke-ael Spark Plugs Polnte • • Cheek Fan and Power • Itc-adiuet Steering Cheek BY C ONSTRUCTIO N C O M P A N Y Custom Building Our Specialty F A 2-3103 Office FA 2-7496 Itrake W HEEL Automatic Choke Bella .Manifold fur Tenslun Ileal Valve 8 - Cylinder $0.59 All Complete Cheek Carbureter 6 - Cylinder $4*99 ELECTRIC O i _ ^ / ^ a ^ J W J L If U ln S A 26 T U N E UP Distinction” K ITC H E N S 23 and INCLU D ES: AT Situated on largo individually hmdacuped lots Feutuie* include centra! heat und air conditioning M ODERN 24. 0 0 0 L l l M i r W d M an ag er DOT II ICIMIX m o t h a h Businesses that figure they will get a certain per rent o f the inciejsed spending power generated by a tax cut may start to build up inventories fairly soon, but expanding plant capacity to meet the de­ mand it even trickier for bus­ inessmen to figute. msmn n a Always CUSTOM B U IL T Wed., Januury 23, 1963 It may take half a year or mure after the tax cut is in effect before spending habits change measurably. This makes it difficult to predict when there will be business expansion In lake cars o f tha expected Increase in demand. IN T R O D U C T O R Y SPECIALS — “ Homes J S ed reaction to any shot in the arm the e c o n o m y receives from a tax cut. Tax experts figure that 93 per cent o f con­ sumer Income after taxes is spent, 7 pci- cent going into savings. But experience shows that even where there ia a sharp rise in purchasing pow­ er, there’s always a lag in ac­ tual spending. The length of the tag cannot be predicted. (U P I )—Communist will be in rhargo o f Ihp proJrel with Ray Pcnlz heading the building committee. Jepson pointed out that vol­ unteers will Ik * needed, day by day, to assist the builder and asked that those who ran donate some time to the work contact him or Plutncr, Idyllwilde Sanford, Florida T O KYO China charged today India is using t hc Red proclaimed ceasefire on Hie Sinu-India border lo Intensify "w ar pre­ parations." The Indian Foreign Ministry In New Delhi said Thursday the Cuniniunisl violated their own rrase-lire 34 times between Nov. 21 and Dec. 2 on the eastern front alone. Thurri., I T ’S &E5&ER? HELP PALS I N , , CM&T 1 was f.T billion. Total tax receipts o f $04.7 billion in fiscal 1953 dropped a little to $04.4 in 1954, the year the cut was made. This was followed by a sharp drop to $60.2 billion in 1953, hut that was caused by the postKorean W ar recession front July 1953 to May 1954. There was a rapid build-up after that. Gross national product of $363 billion in 1053 dropped $2 billion in the 1954 recession, hut rose to $397 bilflon In 1955 ami $419 billion in 1956— a 15 per cent rise for tlie two years. Tax recripla for 1956 rose to $67.9 billion. Corporate profits, w h i c h were $38 billion in 1933 and dropped to $34 bililon during the 1934 recession, rose by nearly $11 billion to $11.9 bil­ lion in 1955. The unemployment late, 5.6 per cent, or 3.6 million out of a labor force of $54.5 million in 1954, dropped to a rate of 4.2 per cent, or 3.8 million oul o f a labor force of 67.5 million in 1956. The only two postwar yrurs that the Ftilted .Stales has had relatively full em­ ployment were 1953 and 1956. Whether tile 1954 tux cut ran bo given etedlt for all of lliia ia questionable, fur tins good effects didn't last. There was a further recession in 1958-59 and a futtiier setback, or at least slow growth, be­ ginning In 1969 ami continu­ ing even now. Tlie Kennedy administration liases its picsent ease on the theory that a tax cut now is whut'a needed to boost tha economy. A tux cut ia expect­ ed to have a much greater tinpin t now than in 1951, because o f economic growth in the last 10 years. Gums nutlonul product of $551 billion for 1962 is 65 per rent higher than in 1953. Per­ sonal Income tax payments of $45.7 billion in IUG2 are 50 per cent higher than in 1933. Ho the equivalent o f a 10 per rent lax cut now would mean that $1.5 to $5 billion more would be made available for consumer spending during tlie first year the cut is in full effect. There is. of course, a delay­ India Charged 4 L N t f , A ( A 3 0 R / V O U CAK| ’ S L E E P (NTH' S P A R E jv Huge 1-A Dear Editor: 1 am writing this letter to point out what I consider a very serious abuse o f author­ ity that exists in this men. On Friday 17 o f this month 1 was stopped by the Dellury I Volusia County) constable for making an improper I l ­ ium on the highway. Since 1 have just recently moved to the state I still have my out of state license plates. In the rourse o f the conveisatiou with the officer 1 volunteered the information that I alto liv­ ed in Dellury since I was tem­ poral ily assigned by my compuny to work with ttic C. 8. N avy at Sanford Naval A ir Station. I was then taken to tho town justice o f the peace, charged with Improper license plates, improper diiver'e li­ cense and fined $90. 1 believe this fine to lie cxcestivo and tho manner ill which it was extracted from me, while undoubtedly legal, was certainly of the shoddiest nature. In my opinion this type of situation Is nol only detri­ mental to the tom ist trade hut ulso gives the state o f Florida a black eye. Gregory Velei 27 Axulea ltd. Dellary, Florida Notebook Bg CELL/-*— EXCUSE ME, AT TK » UNSEEMLY HOUR, BUT T FOG COMi N ‘ A K O U N O CRAVt SANCTUARY IN SOUR COZY I’M' BACK TOT4 FRONT HOME FOG A PfcW D A Y */-— T ASA DOOR— THERE W A S IN A StT OF A MUOOCfc — A D flA TTiO SOME 6TEW5 RINGIN' RIPL& l DIDN'T KNOVJ WAS LOADED Ttf BELL A HALP WENT OFF AND DtfiLODSCO A LARGE h o u r a &o ,w a n t in g SECTlOfd OF CEILING PLASTER — TO KNOW iF I D LIKE A‘,D 1 CaoNOCO THE BOGLE FOG t o r e n t A Boat OR 1RETREAT BEHWE «O M L SME6P FORE THE WIFE DIPPED ‘ :aw b i .« Political Parts Extra Service — Starter and Generator B A L A N C IN G — K O A U SE R V IC E Repair- Fairway Texaco Service STENSTROM REALTY S A LE S A G E N T S “ We 25th and Give Top Value a: u Peter Edson Stamp*” French Gene Estridge, Manager FA 2-8474 �SIDE GLANCES Not Worth If, Payne Decides le g a l Notice M/STOMACH » GfiOVUN® ANP V A NOT .BVSNHUMSRV MMHNOTgWSTf V By Galbraith 6 0 0 0 TM6 MOHNINS/ ■r v H O LLY W O O D (U P I ) — M oris lU rd o m eu be e* deadly u a erespiax cancer, a ccording to actor J o h n Payne, who eayi; “ I'm quit ting the rst ra re . r r o m bow on I’m going to » troll." After seeing bis friends Clark Gable and Tyrone Pow­ er die at the heights of their careers, Psyne has taken It m ■ \\i \\290-, i ‘ I i A* | f j eaay. "M an y acton make tha mis* taka of forgetting the y e a n ," he aald. “ They start out as handsome young athletes who can do anything asked of them. For years they ride horses, climb mountains, swim riv en , stay np late, work 60 and 70 hours s week, and they die of ■ heart attack. If only they had stopped and said to them* selves, *My God. I’m not 83 y e a n old any toon. I'm 80, and I’m tired.’ " Payne began hia career in 1936 with Sam Goldwyn. He and Power were contemporar­ ies who headed the 20th Can* tury-Fbx contract lists. " I ’ve been around this town for more thin 25 y e a n and during that time I made a lot TSBBSttBBgSS& **No wonder Kitty malm *AV In French. Shc'a l«anv> Ing to apeak It with a baby-talk acoentF D ID N 'T CARNIVAL By Dick Turner n« « r ! Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joteph M. m * g .r a id Attorney for P la in tiff l i t Security T ru .t Building Miami « . Florida Fuhlleh January I I , IMS. CDE-M IN THIS CIRCUIT c o r » th e n in t h j u d ic ia l t or cm - C U T , IN AND FOR SKMI. NfH.K COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCRRT NO. H N T IN T H E M ATTE R O r A DOF* TIO N n r EUOENB LUX AND ED ITH LUX OF H ILD EO AIH ) M A R IA W ALTE R S. a minor. n o t ic e WW.L.VOO AW «LL, * - RACOON HB ANSW ER FOR ( LI V I N S ) w ry n s r " S u r e , I g u e e e I c a n g o * little fe t t e r , M a e , b u t I b a te t o g e t o u t o f th e c a b a n d le a v e y o u h e r e l" TIZZY By Kate Omiui T m e e h ip p y y o u g e t y o u r rele e, D « 4 e llo w e n e e g o u p proportion ttsi; SchoolHme AllkNItONf T O i .C IIA IlLKd U W A LTE R S Addra.a and raaldanea unknown Tan ara hereby natlllad (bat a Pallttoa haa baan Iliad In tha above styled cause by Eu* «ana Lua and Edith Lua lor Iba adoption ot lllldagard Ma­ rla Weltcre, a minor, by tha Petitioner*. and yon ara raqulrad to aarra a copy • ( your answer ar objection to ehow eauaa why aald patltlnn ahould not ba granted on tba attornay (or IWtltlonara, Orville John.on, IU . P. O. Dot IIS, Tarn Park, Florida and Ilia tha original In lha office of tha Clark e ( Circuit Court on o r bafora tha llt b day of Fabruary, A. D. t ill and htraln fall not or a dacraa pro cunfa.au w ill La antarad against you. W ITNESS my band and aaal and tha aaal o f tba aald court In lan iard. Florida, thla llt b day af January, A. D. t i l t . (S E A L ) Arthur II. nackwlth, Jr.. Clark, Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vltilan D. C. Orville Jabnaan, III e l tha law atllca of Joaapb M. Muraako r*. o. no* sss. Fern Park, Florida I’ubllah Jan. IS, I I, Fab. «, l t « l . C D E -tl St A IN T U B C IR C U IT COCHT IN AND FOR AERINOI.H COUNTV . FLO R ID A NIL l * T « TI1K M UTUAL B E N E F I T L IF E INSURANCE COMPANY, A Naw Jaraay corporation. P lain tiff, FA JAMES LE E K ID D at a a. Defendant*. NOTICE OF SUIT T H E STATE OF FLO RID A TO i Jamaa Laa Kidd, I I Swann Road Hultland, Maryland Edna K. Kidd. 11 Swann Road, Suttland, Maryland Tou ara baraby natlllad that A ault haa baan Iliad asalnat yau la tba abora antltlad aauaa, and that yon ara raqulrad la Ilia your anawar with tha Clark at thla Court and ta aarra a copy tharaof npon tha p la in tiff or plaintirra attorney*. whota tain t and mddraaa la Jannlasa Watta. C lark* and Hamilton, l i t * Barnatt National Rank Building, Jarkaanrllla t. F lo r­ ida, not latar than Febraary M, 1ML I f yas fall te da aa a dacraa pro cenfaaao wilt ba aatarad agalnat you far lha rallaf demanded In lha com* plaint. Thla ault I* ta fur*cloaa a ntortgag*. Tlia r.a l property procaadad Agalnat las Lot I I SOUTH F I N E * CREST. Third Addltlan, s •sbdirlalan, according to S plat tkaraef racordtd In Flat Beak I I, pagaa I ] Drive On To Amend Constitution HARRISBURG, Pa. (U P I ) — A national drive to amend tli* U. 8. Constitution h *ad «l by State House Speaker W. Stuart Helm, is underway in s e v e r a l atate legislatures serosa th* nation. The thres-stsp plan, i f ap­ proved, would sharply curtail the power o f the U. 6. Su­ preme Court, forbid th* fed ­ eral judiciary from acting in •tate reapportlomnsnt cases, and expand tha ataUe' power to amend the Constitution. Helm, a Republican, heads a seven-man committee on dual sovereignty, aet up last month by th* National Legislative Conference which is Affiliated with tli* Council o f State Gov­ ernments, Legal Notice !■ the I'm r l .1 the Ceewty Jude*. s.mlnule C n s l f , n is i, e l F la rlla . la P reb al* Is re the Estate Aft RICH ARD B. M IL L E R Deceased. F IN A L NOTICE Notice la htrtb y given that th . undersigned trill, on lha U th tJay o f February. A. D. Its :, present to tha Honorable County Judge o l Semlnoli County, Florida, her final rt turn, account end voucher*, as Esecutrlx o f th* Eatat* o f R IC H AR D H. M ILLE R , decree *e<1. and at said time, then and there, make application to th* aald Judge for e fin ­ al eattlamant o f her admin titration o f said astats, and for an ord tr discharging her aa such E taeutrlx of th* E .tate o f n iC H A lU ) B. M IL L ­ ER. deceased. Dated thla the Ilk day at January. A. D. 1HI. Jarolln* o. M iller Aa Bxecatrla *( th* Eetata ot R IC H AR D B. M ILLE R Deceased Slenatrotn, Davis A McIntosh A ttorney* (o r Executrix Poet O ffice Box ISIS Sanford, Florida Publish Jan. *, IS. IS. IA I I M H F Jaycees Name Young Sailor The Herald was notified to­ day that the Yeung*B aller o f the Y ear has bean salactad by , i tha committee which is head- V ed by Rhatt DaWolski. The nsm* will be kept sec­ ret until the announcement is meda at tha Distinguished Service Jaycee Banquet to ba held Saturday at the Civie Center. Tha Good Government award winner was aalectad by public nomination laat fa ll, f ) and will also b* rsvsalad at that time. Tha young man who will re­ ceive tha Distinguished Serv­ ice Award has alse bean se­ lected and his name w ill lead tha list o f the award winners at the banquet Saturday. Tw o others, the Young Farmer, chaired by Bob King and the Young Teacher, by •1) Freeman Baggett are atill under study by tha commit­ tees. Hong Kong's ns me means ’’Fragrant H arbor" in Chi­ nese. Legal Notice IN COUNTT J l DUE'S COURT, SKWIXOt.K COUNTY, F LO R ­ IDA. Flla No, 430T. K »rtu : NOTICE OF SALE JESSIE of B E LLE THE BIB TH JUDICIAL c i r ­ o r a n d f o r s e r i. fcBLR COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. ItTST BAVINOS TU B I I U S K H I c u it HANK, ^ P la in tiff ROBERT K BUCCINt. at __Defendant*. at, N o rtcR o r s u i t i n MBRTOAOR PORKCLOSURK POi ROBERT n. llt'O CIN I RESIDENCE, Unkhnan AND TO i. All parties claim* Ing IhtercatA by, through, u n ssr ar asalu st faraeaid p*r*an. th* a* T o u a R I hereby a a tin .d that a Complaint to fore*•**• a certain mortgage en•Mtnberlns the follow ing d-e* erlbad real properly, t*-w lt: Lnl It, Block A. COUN­ T R Y CLUB MANOR, U N IT HO. J, sctardlag la the •1*1 tkeraef a* racard.d I f F j** Jaak I I, pas* 1»». Public Records o f SemiL kale County. Florida, has baan filed asainet yon la lha abav* styled salt, aad M e a l T 1” '* rk,r‘4*- p at a r* raquirad to ear** a JJ M *1 F*ur A newer ar other jL H. Reehwith. Jr, Piaadlas t* lb * Camplalal on Clark o f Clrenlt court PJd lallire attornere. A N D E R ­ SON. RUSH. DEAN. LOWNDES Deputy Clark ft van dan ME ltd. in East Felder and Battlbehana central Avenue. Orlando, F lo r ­ Attornaya at Law ida, aad flla |h* original A n ­ l i t Ba. Knowlaa A v a ew** ar athsr P laaltn g in th* W intar Fark, Ftarlda a lfic * a f tha Clark a f th* Saaaary la, t m . C lrtu ll Caurt aa or before C P K - II the sth day o f February, l i l t . I f ruu fa ll to Jo ta, a d<-crrpra eonfaato w ill b* Uhcn P U B L IC N o n e t agalael yau far (h* relief de* I am operating my Bail mandrd In the Complaint. N ell** shall be pubUth* Bead busises* at 166 North •dThla eat# a week for four roo* Park Avenue (la ground tortiilva wash* la th* Sanford floor of the Edwards Build* Herald. HATED thla Tth day e l ing) under my ewu name, as January, I I I L during the past four yeara. I (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith. J rhave ae eeaaeeifoa with say Clark at Clreuit Court B yi M argaret E. T y re other ball bond agency, a . Deputy Clerk W . Aniley. D iU Bonds. Fubll.h Jan. |, i« . t : , I * UDK*:« I i SOUTHARD. Daraasad N t m c w TO CREDITORS TO A L L PERSONS HAVINfJ CLAIMS OR DKWANDC A N A IN IT SAID R IT A T K l Tou and aach o f you aro hereby notified and required to Ilia snr alalraa and de­ mand* which you. ar either e l yen may have ageln r. aald eetata in th* office ot Honor­ able C. Vernon Mlae, Jr., County Judge ol Hemlnol# County, at bla otflca In tha Court Hom e In Sanford, Fl.irIda, within six calendar month* from tbo time o f tho first publication o f thla no­ lle*. Each claim or demand muet b* In w riting and con­ tain the plac* of raaldanea and post afftc* addraea o f tli* claimant and a m t b* aworn to by th* claimant, his agent or attorney, or th* earn* shall ba veld. IB T H E C IRC UIT COURT OF Raymond M. Rail T H E NIN TH JU D ICIAL CIR­ A * Administrator a f aald CUIT US AN D FO R BRUINOLH Eetata COUNTY. FLO R ID A Cum Tastamenlo Annex* C H ANC R R T CASE NO. 1STM Harrison B. Steward ■O R TO AO B PORSCLOeURR O f lha Firm ar Cl RACE M AR KAUBCHILD, a Steward A Steward Widow, l i t Eaat Robinson Btrset Plaintiff Orlando, Florida TA. Publish Jen. IS, I I , IS * THOUAB J. O A LV IN and Feb. (, l i l t JE AN u. n a l v i n , hta wit#] CDK.lt aad IR A W . LE V Y, D.landaata IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF N otie* i* harsbr givsa ear* aoant la th* Final D*ars* af Porccinsur*, dalad Janaary Slat IMS, and entered In Uhaeearr Css* Na. I l l s * o< th* Ctreult Caurt a f th* Nlath Judicial circuit, la asd far Seminal* Caanly, Floflds. H A R It A US* CHILD U P laintiff, and T iio m a b j. o a l v iw and JEAN M. O ALVIN. h i. wlfTl Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr.. and III a W. LE V Y, ara DaClark of tha Circuit Court fendante. I w ill *.i| lo , ht Uy: Martha T. VlhUn hlehaat and beat bidder far Deputy Clark al th* (rant dear at tha 'll ah Jan. I t I t M * aath ■amiaal* Ceunty C ourts**** Ir OtmlnoU ceutiiv Florida, at t l:M A. m . o'cl.ch! an th* Sth day o f Fabruary, t i l l , the fo llo w lae describe^ RESERVATIONS properly a* sat furtt, m M |d Final Dacraa, to-wlti For — d, LESS th* Eaat I I I DINNERS ft. af Amended Plat at D R U ID PARK. Sanford! PARTIES Florida, aceordiae to the M l LUNCHEONS • le t tharaof aa recorded fn F ist Booh T, pax*. | M I, Pubtla Recorda r f N of friends," be a id . 'T m shocked to look around sad sat bow many of them are no longer around. Death has been dashing through the etreets of Hollywood too much lately. I’m going to get off the highway. • "W hat il the sense of hiving plenty of mooey, fame, secur­ ity and all the other things that go with stardom if you lost tba plaesuro of growing up with your children. What Is the good of seeing your wife only a few minutes • day, work until you’re blind tired and grouchy, end then die of a heart attack T " " M y youngest boy Is 14. Ho wants to be a ball player. Well, I'm going to slow down, and watch him grow. I’ m go­ ing to cat, read, travel and aleep. •T v e tasted the heady wines of M ay, and they were great. But there still Is plenty of rich autumn beer left to be eip* . ped." * * V I) * �•v 1 Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED D IS P LA Y : Tuaa., thru Fr». • 3 I*. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: of <0 Tuet., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day before inierUon. Mon. - Sat. noon. RE SPO N SIB ILITY: The Herald will not be re* sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise « r reject. any advertisement from what ordered to conform to the policies o f this paper. Legal Notice T n n c m r i ’iT r o t n r o r T IIK SIX T H J l IIIIT SI. r i l l i it t o r %x ii r i m m i n i . x o i . i : ro T X T r . r i.o in iia . CHA.XCF.lt V XO. I3T3* T U B BO«TON F IV E CENTS ■ AVISOS BANK . 1'lelntlff. vs. M IC H AE l. J. A. WILSON, J !t, • t us And 1 1 si, I>»f»n il»n l». xon rr or s ir r ix w oB T oA f.r. r o n c r c o s t 'it r . T O i OEOnOE A. W A L K E R and RUTH O. W A L K E R , tils wife, n r.«llir.X C T :i Unknown AXU TO i A ll parlies ctalmIna Inlsrssls, b>. tliruuali. under er aaalnst tha a> fnrtssld persons. TOU ARE hereby notified Ihst a Complaint lo fnr*cln«* a •■trlnln ninrtaoKo encumberIlia the follow in g described real properly, to-w lt: Lot I. Rlorh K. COUNT II T CLUB MANOR. U N IT NO. I. aecordlnc to the lat thereof as recorded ii I'U t Rook I I, paa« S3, Public Records o f Hemlnote County, Florida, hat been filed satin et you In tha above styled suit end you art required to serve a eopy of your Anewer or other 1’letdlna to tha Complaint on I'lu ln tlfre attorneys, A N U E IlHON, ItUMIf, Hi; AN. U ftV N IHM A van den IIRUO, J:3 East Central Avenue, Orlando, Florida, and fils tha orlalnal Answer or other I’ lradlna In tlie office of the Clerk f the Circuit Court on or before the tlh day o f February, 1SSS. I f you fall to d » an, a decree pro cnfifeeeo w ill be taken aaalnet you for the relie f de­ manded In tha Complaint. This Notice shall be pub­ lished once a week fo r four consecutive weeks In tha Han­ ford Herald. DATKO this Tlh day o f Jan­ uary. 1X1. IDEAL I Arthur II. Beckwith, J r , Clerk o f Circuit Court Byi M arsaret E. Tyre, Deputy Clerk Andereon, Itush, Dean, Lowndes A vsn dsn lit r e 111 East Central Btvd. V. O. Bos 1111 Orlando, Florida Publish Jan. I, I I , I I , 10. CUE >1 f ($ IX TH U CIRCUIT COURT OF TH R *TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IX AXD FOR aCHt.XOLB tO l'K T Y , FLORIDA. IX CHAXCRRT XO. I l f R F.A8T BROOKLYN SAVINGS HANK, a New York corpora­ tion. Plaintiff, ▼*. A CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost &. Found 2. Notices - Personal* S. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 0. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or R«nt 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Ileal Estute Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity lfi. 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 Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. S|>ecial Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. 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 3. Education • Instruction MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED WORK IN C IV IL SERVICE No experience Decenary, grammar ichool education uiually aufficlent. Train now at home for Job* with accurity. For dctaili, (end name, address, phone no. to: NA T IO N A L T R A IN IN G SER­ VICE. BOX 30 c/o The San­ ford Herald. Sewing Lessons. Beginners and advanced c l a s t e a . Morning or Evening. Pbone FA 2-79*2. 6. For Kent 3 Bedroom houie. 2406 Stev­ ens Ave. Pbone 343-4671. Legal Notice FIC TITIO U S X f MB NOTICE IS hartby given that I am ansas*4 la business at 109 N. Dark A v e , Sanford, Hrmlnota County. Florida, un­ der the fictitious name of, AA R A IL llDN'l) AHUNOV, and that I Inland to raglatar *.»ld nama with tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court, Hamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, In accordance with tha provlalona o f tha Klctllloua Nama Statutes, tow it: Section IIS .o i Florida Ntatulea 1917. His: Lee A. Whaalcr, Jr. Dubllah Jan. I. t. It, CDE-S IX T ilt : X IX T II Jl D ll I I I , m i n i t ix a m i Fun a»:M iXH1.F. r n r x T V , F i.t iH iiit . IX ('H A M 'K IIY XO, I i1M> MOHTII4RH FOHKt'LOBt M l BOSTON F E D E R A L HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Unltad State* corporation, Plaintiff, va. W IL L IA M L. AlUlOQAST and W A LTU A U D ARUOUAST, hla wlfa, and JOHN W I L S O N SM ITH and A R IE T T A M. SMITH, bla wlfa, Dalandanta. NOTICE OF CLKHK'n n fl.K NOTICE IS IIE R K Iir G IV ­ EN that under and III purauanca o f that certain Final Decree o f Foreclosure made and rendered an the llih day o f January, A. D 1141, In and by lha ilonorabla Valla A. Wllllama, J r , Judaa of tha Circuit Court In and for Memlnola County, Florida, In Chanoery. being Cate No, 11114, and a certain cauee handing in aald Court whereIn BOSTON F E D E R A L HAVINOH AND l> IA N AMSOCIATION, a United Stale* cor­ poration, la tha P lain tiff and W IL L IA M L. AltlHMi.tHT and W A LTU A U D AIIIU >'JAST, hla wlfa, and J o llN WILHoN SM ITH and A R IE T T A M SMITH, hla wife, art lha Da. fendanta, t, A It T i l l 'l l Jl U B c K W iT II, J R , aa Clark o f tha Circuit Court fur tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of Iba State o f Florida, eltall o ffe r far aala and rail in the blah■at and beat bidder for caah at publle oulcry at lha Semi­ nole County courthouse at Sanford, Florida, on lb* Hat day o f January A. D. I K I . at 11:04 A.M.. tha follow ing d*a. orlbod property doecrlbed In aald Final D tcrte of Forecloanro, altuate. lying and be­ ing In Semlnola Counly. F lo r­ ida. and raom partloularly daacrlbad aa fottowei South >, Df L it 413 and all of la>l SIS, F R A N K I , W OODRUFFa SU1IUIVI■ ION. Sanford. Florida, aocording to Plat thereof recorded In Flat Book I, page 14, Publle Uernrda o f Seminole Cosuty, F lo r­ ida. Dated at Sanford, S*mln«le County, Florida, thl* Slat day o f January, A. D. 1141. (S E A L I Artnur II. Btckwlth. J r, Clark o f Circuit Court Hamlnolo County. Klurlda 11): Mariha T. Vlblen Deputy Clark L. Pharr Abner of Turnbull and Abner Bulla 494. New England Bldg. Pool O ffice Boa I I T W inter Park. Florida A ltorn eye r„r P lain tiff Publlab January :t. H C . M A R T IN IIE N R T K IM T II and M A R T H A EDNA HEATH, hie w ife ! ATLAS H lllld llll ARIKH OF FLO RID A. INC., a Florida corporation; and J. M. FUENTKS and ----- FUENTBB, hi* wife. Defendants. XftTIIR TO IIEFRXD OH ORDER OF PIRI.ICATIOX SU IT FOIl FORK! I.OSl ME TO I M A R T IN H E N R Y HEATH •ltd M A R T H A KDXA HPATII, his w ife H om e's Csndy Shop Faulkner. Maryland YOU. M A R T IN II K N R Y ■ P A T H and M AR TH A EDNA H PATII, a rt hereby notified Ihst d Complaint for F ore­ closure o f M ortaas* has been filed ts s ln tt you. and you are required to serve a ropy o f your Answer or Pleadinae to tbs Complaint on tha lla ln t lt r s altorney, Joseph M. F ltsaireld . I K •eearlty Trust Bulldtna, Miami |y, Florida, and f lit tha o r l­ alnal Answer or Pleadlna In the o fllre o f the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the l ib day o f February A .I), I K I . I f you fa ll to do to, Judement by dalault w ill be taken aaalnet you for the relief demanded In the Cemplant. The description o f the real property proceeded aaalnet la; Lot «. niock TO. T O W N . SITE OF NORTH C IIU LU OTA, e subdivision sceordlea to plat thereof, recorded In P ie t Book I, payee t< lo I I. Inclusive, o f the Public Records o f kernin',1e County, Florida. This notice shall ba pub­ lished once each week for four coneerqtlva weeks la tha Hanford Herald. DONL AND ORDERED at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this Ttli day o f Jan­ uary A. D , IKS. M EALl Arthur II. Rsckwllh. J r , Clark. Circuit Court By: M aryaret E. Tyro Deputy Clerk Josopli M. Fltss-erald SK Security Trust Uulldlny Miami St. FI rtda Publish Jan. • If. SS. I*. CDE-14 CDB-JI 6. For Rent I ffije Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. FA 3-1462 Monday thru Friday between 9 and 6 p. m. or F A 2-4301 othertime*. £aufor& Zrralh Jan. 23, 1963 — Page 3-A 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Situations Wanted By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE 1 Bedroom House nicely furn­ ished. $63 month. Water in­ cluded. F A 3-6344. Unfurnished 3 bedroom bouM. 1303 Elliott Ave., F A 2-5231 or F A 2 0323. ROOMS, The Gablei, 401 Magnolia Ave. F A 2-0730. 2 Bedroom modern ilouae, kit. equipped. 117 Catalina. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room houie, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3663. R E N T A BED Roilaway, Ilotpital 4 Baby Bed* By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FU R N ITU R E Pb. FA 2-3181 116 W. l i t St. LOT For Sale. 75’ x 230’ . Children kept. F A 2-4182. Grove Manor. By ownar. Young man wants employ­ FA 2-7411 after f p.m. ment in the Sanford area, experienced in general of­ F IN E HOMES W ITH fice work and shipping and LOW DOWN P A Y M E N T receiving. Will consider any 3 Bedroomi, 2 b ith i, hard­ type work. Phone 322-9431. wood B oon 613,250. $400 down. Wanted Repairs 2 B&droom, CB. Lika naw. Carpentry* * Painting 66,000. 6230 down. Phone 322-3805 3 Bedroom, huge oak treex, b e a u t i f u l neighborhood. Ironing wanted. FA 2-3363. $12,600. 6400 down. 3 Bedroom. CB. $6,750. $230 WtU do Ironing. 323-0391. down. Fam ily man, white, age 23. 2 Bedroom Frame. Freshly needs work Immediately. painted. $3,800. $200 down. Dependable. Will do any These homes sre all In A-l kinJ. Willing to learn. Ph. condition and the monthly 322-1990. payments are (he lowest possible. (Only $43 per 21. Beauty Salons month on the last one, in­ cluding taxes 4t insurance!) SPECIAL C A LL US TODAY. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop End curl $3.30 including shape, set 4 style. Open Evening hy appointment. 3 Experienced Operators. REALTO R — INSUROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 20834 Stemper Agency W EI.AKA A PA R TM E N TS: Roonit private bathe, 114 W. F in t St. By Owner. 2 Bedroom, FlorIda room, tile baih., kitch­ en equipped. Ph. FA 2-4836 aflcr 5 p. m. 24. Rleefrtral Hervirea 29. Automobile Service A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D 34. Articles For Sale 21" Admiral T. V., Record Player, radio combination. Excellent condition. $83.00. Pbone F A 3-7631. Windshield Back Glass Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE FOR SALE — 21" R.C.A. ColScnkurik Gluss and Paint ored T.V. Iteiutlful French Company Provincial. Reason­ 219 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 able. Beautician's M anage vibrating Lounge Couch. Excellent condition. C a l l F A 2-3930. 31A. Pets Male Dachshund. 1 year old $25. 322-6886. 32. Flowers * Shrubs Beautiful Camellias in bloom G K A I'E V II.l.E NURSERY Grapeville Ave. Near 20th St. 33. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Rought - Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 FREE ESTIM ATE Upholstering & Mattress ren­ ovating. Newr 4 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding klfg. Co., at 7U9 Celery A te. FA 2-2117. China Cabinet. T.V., Record Player. Chest of Draweri. Other miscellaneous items. F A 2-8642. SINGER S e w i n g Machine equipped to zig tag and make button holes. With guarantee. 5 Payments of 63.40. FA 2 9411. SING ER SEW ING M AC H IN E Singer Slanto-matic repossess­ ed, model 300. Payments of $11.08 per month. C A L L FA 2-5783 Alan'a Fabric 4 Rugs 2339 Park Dr. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Dinette Table, 6 chairs. Very FH IG ID AIRE Service With tlie Ca»h. good condition. $23.30. Ph. Sales k Service /-2S SU PER TRADING POST .- W f'''W ~ F A 2-0613. House Wiring, Free Estimates FA 2-0677. Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric “I'll bat if Pop h ad coon you like this BEFO RE you CBS House. 3 Large bed­ Houses for rent. For infor­ Ph. FA 2-0913 W ANTED reliable couple to 36. Au((miobllcn • Trucks wort married, I wouldn’t b« her* T O tM Y i" rooms, 3 baths, kitchen t t : Magnolia mation contact Ted Wil­ take up munthly payments 1962 Studebaker P i c k u p equipped. Assume pay­ liams Hardware, 205 E. of $13.36 on 3 complete ments. F A 2-2043. An Investment, not an e x ­ Truck. Excellent cond. Low 23th St. 6. For Ilent ■ 12. Beal Estate For Sale rooms of furniture. Call pense. Call FA 2 3612 for mileage. Call Ralph I'ezoUL 3 Bedroom house by owner. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen T E 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ expert advice on a Herald F A 2-1611. | l»*rgc 7 bedroom Trailer on Good 6 Hoorn CH houie in F A 2 8327. lect. equipped. (75 month. Ph. advertising campaign. large lake. Also trailer nice noighborlK.od. Phone I960 Renault Dauphine black. FA 2-3303. spare. Adults only. Phone KA 2-1640. A ll types of Real Estate 31. ArtirlrN For Sale Heater. Very good condi­ 25. Plumbing Services FA 2-7368. New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath tion. F A 2-3876. TENTS FOR camping. Tarps, home. No cash needed. $61 PLUMBING 3 Bedroom House. FA 2 3829 rope, mess kits. Surplus Cadillac, 52,000 miles. Clean a month. 322 8083. Contracting Repairs THE T IM E TESTED FIRM City, 201 W. 1st. at new, $1300.00. F A 2-9363 F R E E ESTIMATES Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 323-0650 3 Bedroom, kitchen equip­ R. L. HARVEY FIR E PLAC E House, kitchen equipped. '32 Ford, 84 ton Tickup. $175. ped, on lake, ready for FA 2 33*3 WOOD Lakeview home with lake 3 Bedroom modern home. 304 Sanford Ave. F A 2 8346. Will trade for kicker, boat occupancy. Call FA 2-0639. Extra large living room. Oak and pine. $22 a cord privileges in South Sylvan trailer or heavy duty lawn Low down payment, easy delivered. Robert Morris Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms 2 Bedroom House. Close in. mower. Plwne F A 2-4319. terms. 211 Cedar. Ph. FA 3-0355, EA 2 5909 or and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. l bedroom furnished or un­ 3-1933 Chevrolet VS ton Pick, F A 2-6818. ed. Phone FA 2-7898 or 2 Bedrooms, CBS house. Very furnished house. Including Plumbing & Hentinu FOR L E A S B up Trucks. Both real nice. F A 2-6366. reasonable. Call 322-3816, Air-Conditiou. $60 per month. A IR CONDITIONING FACTORY TO YOU Modern Office Suite. Over­ Reels Used Cara, lllh 4 Mr. Norman A. Williams. FA 2 6437. CONTRACT and R E PA IR ALUM INUM BLINDS looks patio. Central heating Sanford Ave. WORK Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ — A ir Conditioning. C a l l 2 Bedroom house, furnished. 2 Hedrtn. home, nicely fur­ tom rail with plastic ends. '38 Mercury. Radio 4 licatcr, "C all H all" FA 2-3641 FA 2 0375. nished. 2 screened porches, 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 Rent $63. In Ijik e Mary. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotpower fleering. F A 2-5806. 3644 Se. French A t *. carport, 3 extra lots In Adults. FA 2 1737. Apartment! furnished or un­ 26. Radio ft Television Ion or nylon cords. iswn. Priced right. Phone furnished. $43 month. Wat­ 1 Bedroom furnished Duplex. 3 BR. two story home cen­ Scnkurik Glass and Paint 37. BoaU • Motor* F A 2 0931. Y E A R END SALE trally located, near achool. er included. Also 2 bed­ Utilities furnished. $33 ■ Company New A Used T.V.’ s Rig Bargain priced. FA 2-8642. room unfurnished Garage month. F A 2-0363. 15. liuHtneiiM Opportunity trade-in allowances. Easy 2.0 Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4622 Gateway T o The Waterway Apartment $35. Phone Day Itobuun Sporting Goods terms. Town 4 Country T.V. We loan Carpet Sliampoocr R E STAU R AN T In Night Club FA 2-3123 or Evenings 3 Room furnished Apartment. Your E V IN R U J K Dealer 2553 Park Dr., 322 3362. Adults. $43. FA 2-7399. at no cost with purchase on 17-92. Club Diamond un­ NO 6-3393. 304-6-6 E. 1st Ph. F A 2-5961 o f Blue Lustre shampoo. der new management. All T. V. Service Calls. 82.00. Furnished Duplex. 1814 Park. Carroll's Furniture. FIBERGLASS Boat 14'. 33 equipped. No money neces­ Ileal Kdate — Mortgages House of the Golden Rule. F A 2 7074. Electric atari motor, tilt 111 N. Park Are. F A 2-2420 sary for right party. Cull Ph. F A 29792. Refrigerator. $23. Good con­ In Ike (s u r f mt lb * Connty CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished Mol Murray NO 6-4902 after trailer. Extra's. Complete dition. 323-0089. Must sell, 3 bedroom house. JnSse. bemlnnlo cwnnty, Flav­ For quick service call. Ph. FA 28369. 2 p.m. Apt. 2617 Elm Ave. ian, In Prabnta. Nothing down, pick up pay­ Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. Accordion, 120 Bata, used 3 In rvi R *lnt* mt ments. 323-0614 after 5 p.m. 16. Female Help Wanted A IR BOAT. Priced for quick 2101 Magnolia Ave. 1 BR. E D ITH R in K H IM n n weeks. T twitches, cost For T.V. Service within tlie Daeeaaed. ■ale. F A 2-2134. Fum. Apt., 645 ; 2 UK Kum. $300, still has guarantee, 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Fenced COCKTAIL Waitress, willi or T a A ll Crvdllarn naS P * r * * u hour. Call Coy’s T.V. 17 Apt. $33. Ph. Robert A. lla i Ins l lain** « r Haamnda $130 or I k *<t cash offer im­ 12' Aluminum Boat. Mitchell backyard. Air-conditioner. years experience, 3 years without experience. Apply Williams Realtor, FA 2-3951 Annlnei SalS is t a l u mediately. Write Box 5, Kitchen equipped. Low Trailer and SVa hp. Evlnin Ssnfonl. All parts 4 la­ You and each or you nro alter 2 p.m. Club Diamond c/o Tlie Sanford Herald. hartby notified and required Furnished clean new Apart­ rude. Extras, F A 2-86U3. down payment. 3309 S. Park bor guaranteed for 90 days. under n e w management. to preetnl any elalmo and dement. Close to base on old Ave. I Service calls $2.00. Call Mel Murray. NO S-4902. mend* which you. or ollh rr For Sate, Farm Implement!. 38. Motorcycle* . Scooters of you tney have euelnat the Orlando Hiway. Adults only. FA 2 9(563. 1 Double Dlac Harrow, Sunlaml, 3 Bedroom, 2 hath r e n te o f EDITH IIIHKJIIM • Maid for general housework. Call FA 2-3677. E ll. deceeeed. late o f e-tl'l $150.00. l Cultivator and VESPA Motor Scooters (n ew ) home. 603 Cherokee Cir­ 5 days. FA 2-9235. 27 . Special Services* County, lo the Counly Judge 810 63 down 4 63.33 Week, attachments, $150. l New cle. FA 20214. of Hemtnole County. Florida, Large 3 Bedroom house. 2 WOMAN WITH CAR to call INCOME T A X RETURNS — ly. ground plow with 2 disc. et hie office In the court Full baths, Florida room, houta o f eeld County et HenLewis Sales 4 Service $123.00. These tools are all regularly cad i month on O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palm et­ outdoor patio 4 fireplace. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S furd, Florida, within ele cal­ 2317 Country Club Road Established Studio G i r l 3 pt. hitch. It. F. Cole, 324 Utility building. Well and to A w . Phono 322-8827. endar rtmnth* from the lime Realtor Pb. F A 2-7926 o f the flr«t publication o f thle Cosmetics clients in und W. 30th St. Ph. F A 2-3278. sprinkler system. F A 2-7018. Raymond Lundquiit, Assoc. notice. Tw o eoplee o f each Piano Tuning and Repair around Sanford making nec­ claim or demand ehell be In PA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. W. L. Harmon — F A 2-4223 PUKTABLE Singer. All at­ 39. Trailers - Cabanas essary deliveries, etc. 3 or writing, end ehell elate the Ravenna Park. 3 Bedrooms. 1 tachment!. I l l Atalea Lane, U baths, kitchen equipped. NEW 3 tied room, 2 bath piece of realdeuce end poet 4 hour* per day. Route will WELLS D RILLED , PUMPS, '38 Modem 2 bedroom House, office addreee o f the claim ­ Sunlaml. Fenced. FA 2-2319. pay up to 85.0U per hour. home, large corner lot, 311 ant, end ehell be eworn to by trailer, 630 down, $40 month. S PR IN K E R SYSTEMS tha claimant Re egrnt. or atWrite STUDIO G lltL COS­ Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ 21" Table model T.V. with Total price $1,300. Dewitt All Types and Sires 3 Bedroom house. Kitchen tornry end accompanied by e tates. VA—nothing down, METICS, Dept. 7U93I, Glen­ stand. Good condition. $75. Trailer Park. 3513 Orlando filin g fee of one dollar and We Repair and Service equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. dale, Calif. monthly payments $92.00. euch claim or demand not fil­ FA 2-7333. Dr. F A 2-7651. S T I N E TA 2-0920 after > p . m. ed (h e ll be void. FA 2 8074 - FA 2-2316. Machinery and Supply Co. Itutb Gardner 17. Mala Help Wanlad Ae e iecu lor of lha Leet Altamonte Springs. New 2 207 W. 2nd St. EA 2-6432 W ill anil T o ttm e n t of bedroom Duplexes. Un­ SANFORD HERALD BUSINESS M ANAG ER for Ae Ancillary Adlulnlstrefurnished 4 furnished. $80 K IIIU ID A IIIK W \NT ADS trig. (J.T.A. service business with ten Males 4 Service 4 $100. 838-1812. E D ITH III IlK DIM Kit. BRING FAST office and outside employees decanted G. II. HIGH RESULTS Must meet and deal with ■Itnetrum, Davie A Mclntoeh 1. F o r Sale o r R e n t 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Altorneye fer Ancillary the public. Knowledge of A d m ln litre trli. C. T. A. Pb. F A 2-3883 Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath office procedure and ex ­ P. U lint lt>U Sanford, Florida home. Fenced yard. Near perience In supervision nec­ Refrigeration • Air-condition­ I ’ublleh Jan, ! ! , 14 A F*b. NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ essary. Write giving age, ing men needed. Wo train Office EA 3-2118 4, IX. 1X41. cle. FA 2 7484. education, experience, sal­ C D K -II you. Write Commercial Nights FA 1-0648 O L U M Station W a gon ary range. Boa 31 c/o San­ Trades Institute Box 18, e/o 323-OTOO Power And A ir Cond. ...... IX T H E t'IIM'1 IT r iM H T . 10. Wanted to Kent N IX TH J l’DII 1*1. CIM* I IT. ford lloratd. Sanford Herald. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. IX AX U FOR eKRIXOLM Q H « FA LC O N Mlatloe Wagow i Unfurnished 3 lo 4 Bedroom *?I»UXTX. FLORID • • f t Standard TranemLsIon — 1 t i i t x i L t i T ho. m w houie by permanent adults. JOHN W A R R E N HENDRICKS. The man who knows Sanford Q A f COMET 4 Door No children or peta. Give P lain tiff. ..... . 1 Automatic Transmission HEAL KSTATK Sc details c/o P. O. Box 270, ve. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m houie. 826 Eicambia. Ph. FA 2 0274. a no *,»■». i. L * ««IM M John E. Fox, Realtor St. Johns Realty Wall T. V. STAM PS J. W. Hall, Realtor Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice JOLLERSo/SANFORD f ^CHEVROLET Jim Hunt Realty OLDS CAD ILLAC ... SAVE Edward F. Lane L IZ Z IE DRICKS, BENNER HEN­ Defendant. XOTICM OX' M I T TO l.H re. I.liila llm uer liendrlcke Highland Park Road IL D. 3 ■ tllerevllle, renneylvente You ere hereby notified that a eult hag been Inetltuled eseln el yog, treking a divorce In the Circuit Cuurt In and (or ■emluola County, Florida, entitled Jubn Warren liendrlcke, plaintiff, ve. Llgslt llennrr llendrlrk*. defendant, end that you err required to file your antwer or other pleading with the Clerk ot thle Cuurt and to eerte a oepy thereof upon Iba plain­ t if f nr hit attorney, whoie name end addreee appear* herein, net later then the Xlet day o f February, A. D . IX(I. or a Deere* Pro Confeetu will be entered agalnet you. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford, ne ml nolo C o u n t y . Florida, thle the Xlet day o f January, A. D. 1X43. (S E A L ) Arthur If. Beckwith. J r , Clerk. Circuit Court. Semiholt County, Plurld* Uyt Martha T. Vlblen Deputy Clerk W illiam Murrell. Jr. Attorney fo r P la in tiff I •33 Kdaeweter Drive Orlando, Florida Publltl, Jen. :x, J tt.A Feb. 4. IX. m t . e iir - ix INSURANCE Sanford. 11. Heal E n title Wanted Sell Your House A M FAIATON 2 Door Redan » w w Standard Trensmleelun 42 year* in real estate busi­ ness in Sanford. Phone FA 23909 Best bu>a in real estate. C O M E T 2 Door Sedan Standard Trenemleslon C O R V A IR 4 Door Automatic TrenemUtlox OVIEDO AREA Want to get rid of the mort­ 2'4 Miles South on route 520. gage on your home in San­ 2 New Homes, 2 full ford? baths, large lot, high and Northern Group Seeking dry. Built to last. Selling A Few Florida Homes price as appraised by the We will Assume Your First Federal. Peaceful Mortgage end quiet. Near churches, School buses available, new E. M. Cranton, Shatluck 4 Co. Woman's Club building. 2-B Wlgglewurth St. Foi appointment L. L. Faulk. 363 3167 or 8631702. Boston 20, Maas. Before You Buy Any Florida Home Check and Compare the Mackle-Built Homes at Deltona F L O R I D A Thais msltitle nodal haewa art opas sow wr wnr I They aft tha crowning schimmsut of Florida a Madia ■fOttWfL far aval 34 ytart ■ Ismoui nama in southam building! R E U P H O L S T E R Y < S e *c w /d . / chairs $39 r : r : . (IISIOM sofas $89 WADI MI P C O V I R S (HAIRS ‘24.50 SOFAS 49.50 C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S Vvm*^ U buMenj ** J Otl J Down PaymtiiU art aa law as $2101 Monthly Paymants at lowr is $43,111 No Prtptymtntil No Closing Costs! Coma out today! Com 9 ojw. to 9 p.m. daily. Taka ntw Inleritata |4 and pat otf at Ua DaBsqr Lahanga. 1, 1 . 1ib<*d«i ♦ 1O'qril !•« wa*$>wl»t • •f ^Ol to* 1 * •• • ** ■**• • |f■mei ■■ M nit* 6 •11-•••oKtwi 111 Dual* OiltnJu he FH CjA J 4| IV Cwv« N| t t l l l .... —- 1 THE MACKIE BROS. INC. P H O N E D o lA N D 734*7303 D E L T O N A . F L O R ID A •mw as, CH E VR O LE T 4 Door Auto Trans., A ir Cond. CADILLAC b«dao DoVlllo Power And Air Cond. A R T C H E V R O LE T 4 Door V«8, Automatic ULDSMOUILK 4 Door Auto. Trans. Air Cond. ----MERCURY 4 Door Auto, Powor Brake*. Steer, Air Cond. CADILLAC Sedan DeVUIo Power And Air Cond. FORD Station Wagon 4 C'yL. Automatic PLYMOUTH 2 Door V4. Standard Htkk CHEVROLET Y, Ton Pickup • Cylinder ....------------------219 E. 2nd SANFORD — ** 2662 B. PARK -9m m �W HERE SHO PPING In N ew York todsy, the ef­ fects o f the cold spell In the southwest were spparent as prices o f rooet Florida vege­ tables were higher. Cabbage •old for 4.06-4,30 per crate, with some sm all and fair quality at 9.0M.7S. Carrots •old for 4.30 per crate of 0-1 lb film bags, endive was 2.302.73 and escarole 2.00-2.30 per crate. Celery brought 3.30-3.73 generally for crates of 2 to 4 down stalks. Chinese cab­ bage was 1 .30-2,00 per crate, plain parsley 3.0041.30 and crates of acorn squash 6.30. Radishes continued at 73c to 1.00, mostly 1.00 per basket of 204 os. film bags. In cen­ tral Florida yesterday, offer­ ing of moat commodities w ere light. Cabbage was stronger, with prices ranging from 1.73-2.73 in sacks, ac­ cording to slse and quality. A few crates brought sa high • i 3.00, Carrots were un­ changed at 1.73 for 48-1 lb film bags la master contain­ ers. Curly parsley brought 2.23 per crate of 3 down bunches and radlabei were IS A PLEASURE. SWIFT'S PREMIUM TASTY BRISKET PERFECT WITH CORNED BEEF, HARD GREEN SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT.-INSPECTED, TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN * Utbtf 1*4 •( Wfcri* Trim ads* Cored country ham . Temew'a TeWr 3lk*d bologna......... 3>rift Premium Cheek Style braunschweiger J im Shipments from Florida yesterday Included: Celery, rail 3t c a n , truck IT carlot equivalents, cabbage rail 2 truck 32 escarole rail 2 truck C and radishes rail 1 truck 4. y Y Sr WM,Tl YELLOW . D E V IL S FOO D, SPtCE, FU DGE M A N B L E . ^ B L LEM O N SU P R E M E ^ DUNCAN Hospital Notes isage ............ Pk ,. : (Piet 50 astro free JrH Oreee Stamps w/teepee) H IN ES CAKE MIXES JANUARY ta Admissions Sophia Wejclevliowakl, DeB eryi Clifford Garrison, Fa­ cial Florence Gould, Dellaryi Tony M cW atU n , Lake Mon­ roe] SUnley Parrish, Michael Hunter, M aty Smith, Mary Hal twee, Imoglna YaUa, Hhlrley Enloc, S u lla Held, San­ ford, Births Mr. and Mrs. Britt YaUa o f Sanford, a girl. IflechargM Bertha Beall, DeBary; Daisy Freeman, Lake Monroe; H a u l Froehlkh, D a B e r n Alice Beldln, Longwood; Baby Girl Barbour, Longwood: Averill CoquIlletU, Lake M aryj tin. Charlea Brice and baby, Longwoodi Thomas Hanaon, Mary Turner, Collie Col line, Teresa Snow o f Sanford. J A N U A R Y 12 Admlaelone Charlea Graham, O a t e e n i Evelyn Porter, Mima; Darla Gay Hutto, Longwood| Rotella Adame, Lyman Baker J r , Sherri Snyder o f .Sanford. Hlrtha Mr. and Mrs. B e n j a m i n Adame of Sanford, a g irl; Mr. and Mrs. tlirhsrd Held of Han­ ford. a girl; Mr. and Mra. Don­ ald LcF lIi o f Oaleen, a girl. Dlarhargra Steven Plvontik, DeBary; Balph Patten, DeBary; Betty Scliuleemeyvr, Geneva; Maurrina Rotiluaon, L a k e C i t y ; Maude Johnson, DeBary; Hose Ray, Lake M ary; Carolyn Cleveland, Lake Mary; Paul Psaold, Vida Rosier, Lewie Tate, Jamrs Warren, Robert Miller, Donald Fortier, Nath­ aniel Johnson, Robert Thomp­ son, Doris Gandy, Michael Hunter, M ary Smith o f San- O B ' D R IP O R ^ dairy special* REGULAR IgaiM^I Pallf IgRi PM1VR w IlmLw mwwiliii Gem R o lls ........ 2 [Z Sour C re a m ........ Swiss C h e e se ....... ?! WASHINGTON (UPl>-Tbe •Ira them move manpower □ Radishes 2 pkgs Crisp Rad Wlnaaop American Cheese .. ’LT □ Apples . . 4 : frozen foods Butter Beans........ •ewwiviw WRPI *Vtaaae fwatW Potatoes ............ HeMewey Heese (with teuteye ead skt Frozen Pizza ........ Remaa Iread Qekk Erases Manicotti ........... Marina's Pet fk s, Masaraai b Cheese, at Speyhettl b Meet Sees# Mix or M atc h ..... 4 Grape Jelly Siaeletea’e Qekk h e n s Shrimp Tid-Bits . . Mrs. Peel's temity tise tried Kreft'o Ten»y Pure Apple Jelly PRICKS KFFECTIVI Till)IIS. • Fill. * SAT. JAN. 24, 25, 26 O r a n S tam p s whee gee petekaae Shedd's Safflower Oil Mor|«rhto Ice Cream • • • • Dale Finoopplo-Gropofrutt Fruit Drink • • • 4 Lady Batty Healthful Prune Juice # • 2 Early Gordon Freestone vV.W.UV.’.V.'.UWVAWWMW.VV^v P e a c h e s........ 4 Corned Beef Libby's Groom Style Luncheon Moat by Hormal! Canned Golden Corn • 2 Births Arm y Monday began reorgan­ ising lie combat dJvlsioe to Fancy Rad Kraft's liked M r. end Mra. W illiam P alm ar o f Hanford, a girl; M r. and Mra. Claveo Manning of Sanford, a girl. Dischargee Evelyn Porter, Mims; Glean­ e r Aheant, Longwood; Ervin Blankenship J r , James W alk­ er, Baby Girl Nash, Joseph Nicholas, Anderson M cKliule J r , SU n ley Parrish, Keith C an o n , Sherri Snyder, Mra, Joseph Ledford end baby; M rs. Britt Y a U a and baby; Mra. Benjamin Adam s and ba­ by o f Sanford. Army Starts Reorganising • down produce lane COFFEE Hetty-tweet Sle-lye JANUARY 20 Ralph Dion, Providence, R. I.; Catherine Brum tty, Ingrid Lang, Joacphine Poff, Arnold Brntley, Julia Merritt, W illie Mae Manning, H a u l Rasor, Betty Gramkow. P a t r i c i a Dion, Myrtle* Lackey, Fatima Palmer, Adelina Overstreet of Sanford. ^ B CH A SE 6r SA N B O R N 2reafcetea«'i Tasty Rib Steak • • »». Chuck Steak Pot Roast (bone in) lb. Short R ib s. . »>• Ground Beef »> 1 2 -a i can t Libby's Delicious Deep- Hunt's Tasty Whale Unpaalad Brown Beans 6 Apricots • • • • rim iM r.r.v. w 2! WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Oatmeal Cookies Cookies By Sunshine Chocolate Chip ... SERVING Colee Beauty Sn ath A W■MO M IN STAMP b die ompu end yerskss* rii Weodbory Hoad B Body latfaa 91 'ST « < f c + teal C LONGWOOD, M A IT L A N D , N O R TH Peanut Butter .... O RLAND O A N D SAN FO RD ." . . . from Pragraeee Bleed H IG H W A Y 17-32 sad S T A T S ROAD 434 Tomato Paste ... 3 The Heady Mettfc Wrap Handi-Wrap ........ A L T A M O N T E SPRING S, CASSELBERRY, FERN P A R K , B a B S B ..... �ft Seminole Braces For Murderous Freeze ★ B y L A R R Y VERSIIEL Anyone ever thought about forming a little theatre group *r. > for Sanford? " f • • • Overheard In the drugstore . . . Mack Cleveland Jr.. Dill Hutchison. Karlyle Houshohler, Gordon Frederick, S. J. Davla . . . It went something like thla . . . There goes my golf game . . . I ’m ahocked . . . 1 thought he wouldn't call a session unless he could swing the right number o( votes . . . He's our most ex­ pensive governor . . . Eh . . . it was 28 in Tallahassee . . . • • • ★ ★ ★ • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ •!< w ic ?» If John Fitzpatrick forgets about a 13,000 pay raise for the commission I'll forget about the Reims. OK? • • • I wonder why urban renewal was thrown on the dump heap? Are our eily commis­ sioners afraid of tho legisla­ tion? • • • John Burton is adding some­ thing new at the Caribe Lounge (V aldez). Workmen are in the process of paving the parking place. • • • Have any old French books and texts in your library? Jun­ ior High French teachers would appreciate having them for the volunteer French class. Good cause. • • • Weatherman says to be sure to protect your ear water sys­ tem tonight. Even if you drain the radiator, watch out for the water pump. One chap we know during the last freeze hung a light on an extension cord inside the hood next to the radiator. Worked, loo. • * • forget polio drive Sat­ urday . . . • • • Boosters had better forget about that $.T0. « mj stadium. • • a St. Johns-lndian Kiver barge canal will get a boost Friday when F-e Florida Waterways Asso . i ..on directors meet at the .Mayfair. This canal would tic in with the Cross-State ca­ nal. Latter would route water traffic up St. Johns to Jax. St. Jolm>-lndian Itiver c a n a l would let llie traffic proceed down toward Cape Canaveral. a • • Those legislative hearings will still he held Feb. 1. special session or not . . . indicates Mack Cleveland Jr. • • I Even Washington will get in the act Monday night . . . Navy really wants that pipe­ line here. » • • Waleh for announcement soon for Hunt Co. to start work on 2oo apartments. • • • Itoad Supt. J. C. Lavender deserves a pat on the hack . . . He took two beat up trucks from the dump yard and salvaged them for opera­ tional use. • • • Twenty-fifth St. will tie drlayed as county crews start expensive work on Seminole Blvd. • • • Jack Bums was named rhairman of the Casselberry Planning and Zoning Commis­ sion at an organization and discussion meeting of the group Monday night. • • • If there’s any money left over from the Seminole Blvd. project it will be returned on a pro rata basis by Cassel­ berry to Seminole Raceway. » • • ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ iir r a lit In Jeopardy W E A T H E R : Cold wave tonijrht. VOL. 53 degrees It was 38 degrees here at 6 ★ County Crops • •a.m * ★ ★ Punishing Cold Slaps Southland Old Mnn Winter, nlrcady gripping tho North, was bracing himnclf today ready to launch the sea­ son's second freezing blast at Seminole County's nuilti-million-dollar agricultural industry tonight. Notice the new look on Ful­ Weather prediction here today was a low 15-20 ton St.? degree* for tonight in this area, a repeat o f the 16-20 • ★ Autopsy Set On Death Of Sanford Man hlch hit United Pres* Leased W ire nsuvA... Seminole The Weather Rureau at Mi­ warned all interests Oppose Demands Fair Exchange Talks Seen Growing Woes Press Final Effort Drastic Tax Limits Asked The only thing holding up Casselberry's annexation of Seminole Plaza at llwy. 17-02 and SR 436 is the town’s de­ cision on whether or not to approve the proposed water rate raise for Casselberry Utilities Co. The company and Plaza owners already have come to terms for water and D a n c in g Square dancing e I a s s e a sewer service to the shopping start at T p. m. tonight at center. • • • lb* Civic Center for l< Here's an out for the own­ weekly lessons. Prrwms who ers of those S.3O0 acres south­ are unable to join this week east of NAS who couldn't get may join Jan. 31, but absolu­ ft made into a game preserve. tely no later than Feb 7, J u s t' writ* the Audubon So* said a Recreation Department spokesman. itty . Square Estes Gets Prison Water Rale Meeting Set The Casselberry Board of Aldrrmcn and officials o f Cassrlhrrry U t i l i t i e s Co, will meet at 7:30 p. m. today at the Women’s Club at which time the board la expected to art on the company's rcqursl fur a water rate raise. Under consideration will be the proposal made Tuesday night by the company setting a $8.60 minimum for the first 7,000 gallons; 25 rents per thousand up to 20,000 gallons and 22 cents per thousand thereafter. Any agreement reached Iretween the town and the com­ pany on a rate raise will o f necessity have a bearing on the original 10-year franchise agreement arhedulrd to run until 1085. Fairer Treatment WA&HLNtiTOK (UPI) Established 1908 TUUILS., J A N U A R Y 24, 1963 SA N F O R D . F L O R ID A NO. 631 - Wirtz Help Sought By FEC ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I) Florida East Coast Railway officials hoped for a good word from Secretary of L a ­ bor Willard Wlrtr today In an appeal to end a strike by 1.200 workers. Members of I I non-operat­ ing unions continued their picketing for the second day over demands for a 10.28 cents-an hour wage increase. The wage Increase was re­ commended by a presidential fartfinding! board last year and was accepted by almost all of tlw Class One railroads in the nation except the FEC. Herald Index Bridge ...... .. . Page 0 Classified T a t e 10 * I I Comics _ Pegs 0 Dear Abby . Page 0 Editorial — .. v . Page ■ Entertainment Page 0 L e g a ls ____ ra g e 10 * I I Puzzle . ___ _ Page 10 President Kennedy today pro­ posed “ fairer U x treatment" lor athletes, actors, authors, artists and oihera whose tncome fluctuates widely* from Beekty _ _ Page 4 * S yoar la year. Sporta ......---- Pago I i f ★ Winds Ravage M idwest By United Press Intrrnathmal 'Last Futile Attempt', TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — to Guv. Farris Bryant said today Floiida'a chances were "very guard against freezing tem­ good” for getting the Demo­ peratures as far south as the cratic National Convention In Everglades tonight. HHW. The Florida Experimental Station here offered a glimmer of hope, though, late this W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — morning. lziw reading last An sutnpsy was ordered night was 37 degrees at the Democratic foreign policy ex­ this morning to determine station's farm, with a 38 at 8 pert* today opposed Republi­ the cau'e of death o f llosea a.m. and 41.S degrees at 10:30 can demand* for a new Senate investigation o f the abortive Foster, 51 year-old painler, at a.m. IDOt invasion o f Cuba. his home in the Morris However, B. F. Whitner Jr., Apartments, 200 West First assistant horticulturist, said St. "the thermograph shows a M IA M I ( U P I ) — The United Police and firemen were good alant downward and it States will get back 250,000 called at 3 a. m. this morn­ appears it will stay tint way unit* o f Salk polio vaccine ing by Mrs. Foster when she for a while." sent to Cuba aa part o f $5.1 discovered her husband lying He added that "w e hope the million in ransom for release face down on the bedroom crux cornea during the day­ o f Cuban invasion captives. floor. Officials reported Fos­ light hours today" so that cit­ ter had a faint pulse when rus and vegetable crops will they arrived hut died within I * spared a second freeze." ELISA BETH V ILLE , K a t ­ a few minulca. Thera was “ It looks bad," w-as the ex­ anga, The Congo ( U P I )— Kat­ blood about hia head. pression of Cecil Tucker, coun­ anga President Moise Tshomlie County Judge Vernon Mize, ty agricultural agent, reached was expected licit- today from acting coroner, amt a medi­ this morning by The Herald Kolwezi to begin unification cal examiner were called. hv telephone at Tavares where talk* with the Central Congo­ The medical examiner said be Is attending a meeting. lese government. he was not satisfied as to " I f the mercury drops down the cause of death and re­ to 25 degrees,” he said, "w e commended to Judge Mize ran look for considerable wood M IA M I ( I l l ’ l l —The first of an autopsy be held. damage to our citrus trees." a>>out 1,200 refugees duo to Judge M ile contacted A.J. He explained that, following lyiy g. Cyba by.jjria w«gken<V trber , strived Wedussdi., and . re­ ran _ into the ported' that F id d Casiro la who a u tfr^ n d the |4st mew ' ru1 d“ m a r thousands iif dollar*, "there faced with growing economic tern, which was to he con­ li a s been a considerable problt-nis and dwindling sup­ ducted'today by l)r. it. U., a mount of 'flushing out' of port for hia regime. Sadler, pailmlogist of Semin­ our citrus frees. They now art ole Memorial Hospital. more susceptible to i freeze A native o f Sanford, Foster than they were before Use I'nitrd Press International was a member of the Baptlat first freeze. A second freeze The f e d e r a l government Church. could have a drastic effect." pressed efforts again today to lie it survived by his wife, Turker continued that the reach settlement* in the Gulf Mrs. Delia Foster; his parents, cool weather since the DecernCoast dock and New York Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Foster, o f lier freeze hes held down the newspaper atrikra and head Sanford, ami two aiaters, Mrs. "flushing out" after the tree o ff a walkout at Boeing jet W. A. Vaughan, Casselberry, damage and "that Is what we and missile plants. and Mrs. J. \V. Mayo, Rinelike." He said that "it is na­ cnstlc. ture's way to help trees come Funeral services will be con­ hack but a second freeze could CO LUM BIA, 8. C. ( U P I ) — ducted by Rev. Fred II. Chance prove more damaging than the Fiery ila te Rep. Red Bethea at 4 p. m. Friday at the llrlsfirst." said he would make a final e f ­ son Funeral Home. Burial will The agent continued: "W c fort in the General Assembly be in Iaikcvicw Cemetery, are always fearful of an early today to push through resolu­ freeze because live citrus frees tions that could block the ad­ and crops then ir e more sus­ mission o f N egro H i m y ceptible to damage or com­ Gantt to all-whlU damson plete kiss from subsequent College. freezes." Nurserymen and others ad­ vised citrus growers, flower T Y L E R , Tex. (U P I)- R a n k WASHINGTON (U P I) lovers and others, alter the rupt farm tycoon Billie Sol President Kennedy asked Con­ December freeze, to do no Estes, who was convicted of gress today to recapture pruning until March or April, swindling a farmer, was re ­ about a fifth of hit proposed U> protect plants from subse­ fused a new trial today and $11 billion tax rut for in­ quent low temperatures such was formally sentenced In dividuals by clamping dras­ as are predicted here for to­ eight years in state prlaon. tic limits on deductions. night. He was freed on a new $5,000 His proposal would limit de­ bund pending appeal ductions for such things as home mortgage Interest, con­ tributions, medical expenses and local taxes Only that portion of the lotal amount which exceeds 5 per cent, of the taxpayer's income could be deducted. The sweeping nalure of the plan was the surprise element in a $.000-word message in which Kennedy spelled out his anxiously awaited re­ quest for a three-step reduc­ tion in personal and corpo­ rate tax rates. His blueprint also railed for new tax preferences for most persons over 65, for many working mothers and for professional athletes, au­ thors and others whose earn­ ings fluctuate widely. He urg­ ed tougher tax treatment for the oil and gas industry, stock dividends and stork op­ tions enjoyed by some cor­ poration executives. today, 40-50. Ixvw tonight, 15-25. Very Good County last Dee. 12-13. ami H in h ★ Bryant Says On Session TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) - Gov. Farris Rryant said today he hai no assurance that the special session of the Legis­ lature he has called for next Tuesday will adopt an accept­ able reapportlonment plan and conceded the chances are only "50-50." Rryant aald he called the session simply in a last "des­ perate" effort to attempt a solution by tbt Legislature be­ fore the federal court takes over. "W e're In a political Jungle and have to figh( our way out thicket by thicket," ha said. "Both sldei in the reappartlonment haasel wanted a last opportunity to attack the problem again and I wanted to exhaust every possibility." Bryant said he will not ad­ dress this session and outline a plan for Its consideration as be did In two previous extra­ ordinary sessions In t£e,pasl five months. *' “ Thug know my plan by heart,** be said. Bryant has been trying hard to sell the legislators on a 42-Senator, 144-Repreaentatlva plan but said be had (ailed miserably. lie also has recommended a Senate reshuffle within the existing 38-Senator seats but was unable to get a majority commitment on that either. The governor said he not only has no assurance that the Legislature ran agreo on a plan but hat no assurance that If they d», It will win ap­ proval of Uu- federal court which ordered the reapportion­ ment and must pass on any approved by the special ses­ sion. The only commitment he has, the governor said, is that If the Legislature roaches a stalemate within one week, traders will make every at­ tempt to adjourn the session and go home without silling out the full 20 days allowed under the call. “ I have not got a majority commitment on this, but I h iv e the word of the leader­ ship that a try to adjourn will be made " TI h* governor said there is no chance for anything except a simple staluatory apportion­ ment since a constitutional amendment would require at least three months to get to the people and would not meet the court mandate for reapportlonmrnt by Ihe time the regular 1083 session convenes April 2. Bryant said ha Is toying with the idea of asking the Florida Supreme Court for an advisory opinion on whether a statute increasing the size of the present 33 Senator, 05Representative Legisla­ ture would violate the state constitution. But he may not ask for the opinion, he said, "because I am afraid of what tho answer will be." THREE PERSONS wore injured when these two curs collided nt 1 n. nt. todny on Highway 17-92 nt Forn Pnrk. Estimated dumngo wu« $700 to tho nuto of Cheater Shirley (top photo) and $400 to the car of Charles Ward (lower photo), according to the Highway Patrol. (Herald I’ lioUw) Dim View Given Of Special Meet Seminole County legislators were extremely pessimistic over anything "fru itfu l" being accomplished during the special called session of the Legislature next week. State Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. today xaid “ the only pur­ pose looks like Gov. Rryant wants tn atall off federal in­ tervention while S. J. Davia declared he couldn't arc any­ thing useful in tho session unless Gov. Bryant has a concrete plan. Three Injured In Road Mishap Howling winds, nccomputtied by blinding flur­ ries o f snow nnd sleet, buttered the Midwest and southland today in one o f the most punishing cold waves o f tho century. The hitter cold was blamed for at Irast 10 deaths in Mich* Igan and four in the S o u th three In New York, two In Alabama and one each la Georgia and Tennessee. As Urn gulf-force gusts drove through Dixie all the way to the Mexican border, temperatures fell as much aa 60 degrees within hours. Darta o f Mississippi, Ala* bama, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina were buried beneath the mest vicious snowfall to hit the South in many years. It was Michigan, however, that bore the heaviest brunt o f the atnrm. An elderly man In Monroe, Mich., near tha Ohio border, was found frozen to death In his home Wednesday. He waa sitting in a rocking rhalr In front o f an open window. Ills death and ancther In Detroit raised the toll o f storm vie. llm* In th* Wolverine state to 10. In Detroit, the mercury plummeted to 12 below, a rec­ ord low fo r Jan. 2.1 In the Motor Citv, It alao was t h « coldest reading there slnea Felt. 8, 1034, when the ternperature dropped to 18 be­ low. Nonetheless, the Michigan weather etcry was not with­ out Its lighter aspect*! — In Nankin Township, a Detroit suburb, power lines weighted down by Ira snapped and "marooned" several cus­ tomers In Derby's Bar fo r about two hour*, rnliee said a "good crowd” waited pa­ tiently nt Derby's until men front the Detroit Edison Co. came and cut the power line*, making It saf* lor them to leave. — In Clare, Mich., snow and sub-zero temperatures failed Pi dishearten Mrs. La Vina Raduhaugh, the hardy house­ wife who Is ramping out fo r eight days to win a $160 bet. The 47-yrar-old nature lover ha* been augmenting her meat ration o f four steaks and on« pound o f baron by catching fish since she entered tha wood* Inst Friday. The cold wave also failed to dampen the spirits o f movie lovers In Little Rock, Ark., where occupants o f 18 rare braved 7 degree tempera­ tures to sit through a double feature at the Raiorback Twin Drive-In Theaters. pact. Dick Rhodes and Rill Chester Shirley, DeLnnd, Chandler, Seminole Counly driver of the second car, was sheriff* deputies, assisted treated for broken ribs at Patrolman Tomlinson in tho Orange Memorial Hospital, investigation. transferred for further treat­ Highway Patrolman C. L. ment to Fish Memorial Hos­ Tumlinson charged Norma pital, DcLand, and released. Vest, of Apopka, with carry­ The officer reported Ward ing concealed weapons, lie was making a U-turn wlion ssid she was carrying a .22 struck by Shirley's ear. caliber revolver. Ward was charged with vio­ Charles It. Ward, o f Oviedo lation of the right-of-w'ay and driver of one car, was re­ Shirley with unlawful speed, ported in "p o o r" condition tlu- patrolman reported, sibl­ 8T. A U G U 8 T I N E. H a. later tins morning at Oungc ing that "the personal injur­ (U I ’ D — Minority bloc leader Memorial Hospital, Orlando. ies would have been far less Sen. Varla A. Tope said today Hospital attaches reported had the motorists been using | hia group will opj*>*e any re- the condition of Miss Vest seat bells." apportionment by statute that as "good ." enlarges the state senate. Dalrolnun Tomlinson said Dope said he wea convinced Ward and M L* Veal were the federal eourt would accept thrown from Ward's car to as a temporary expedient a the pavement from the im“ really gioaf reshuffle" with­ OFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS — in 38 teats, coupled with a • Free Tire Inspection constitutional amendment en­ Seminole Dark Raceway • Expert Wheel Alignment larging the senate to 42 mem­ NEW DEI HI (U D I )- U . S. manager Bill Yocum died at • Easy Time Payment* ber*. and British air forces will Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ The 88-seat reshuffle, carv­ take part in the defense of In- pital late Wednesday night We Specialize In Tire* Fur Foreign Cara ing away several seats held die U there are any signs of shortly after suffering a Take Advantage Of 33 Year* Experience by rural areas and giving Communist China preparing heart attack at the track. them to urban areas, would bomber s t r I k a a , Informed H ie 40>car-old man, who taka effect immediately and sources said today. had been a school teacher the new senators would be In Orange County for the past seated for the A pril regular seven years, this year was session. T h e constitutional devoting full lima to tha amendment would bo submit­ Alcoholic* Anonymous will Raceway. 405 W. First St. Pfc. P A 1*065! ted to the people fo r a vote meet today at 8 p.m. at Uia He la survived by hit wife, In 1064, delaying that change Grace Methodist Church on Suzanne, a teacher at Boooe WE GIVE PLA ID STAMPS until the 108$ regular Uoora Road. High , School Three persons were injur­ ed. one critically, and all charged a* the result of a two-car collision at t a. in. today on Highway 17-02 ai Fern Dark. CEN T RA L FLORIDA Statute Hit British Ready Raceway Mgr. Yocum Dies HEADQUARTERS McROBERTS A A To Meet TIRE SU PPLY , INCORPORATED � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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SI, io ta ^ Wm» ra n Accepts Job For Chuluota The Job of Herald reporter In the Chuluota area was ac­ cepted (hi* week hy Mrs. Ralph (Joan) Magin after the resignation of Mrs. Virginia Chadwick a short time ago. Mrs. Ma-.-in is active in the Chuluota Community Church a* Sunday School teacher for the primary group and is a member of the Priscilla Circle of the Women's Christian Fel­ lowship. She Is a member of the board of directors of the Grratcr Chuluota Community Club, a member of the Chu­ luota Challenger staff, a mem­ ber of the Ovirdo School PTO and Is in ardent worker In the Oviedo School Clinic. She Is a qualified practical nurse and recently completed a course from the Post Grad­ uate School of Nursing in Chi­ cago, The mother of two children, Ralph Jr., age eight and San­ dra Sue, age nine, she may be contacted at her home, 340 E. Sixth St. or hy telephone at 385-3742. If you need the time, and haven't got it, all you have to do now la pick up your phone and dial FA 3-0733, and the new Audlchron Time Service at the Sanford Atlantic Bank, which went into acrvicc today, will give the exact time in a plennant voice. One word of caution ia needed here, am tho new PETER PETROFF Dynalronics Gets New Engineer Peter D. Petroff h»i Joined Dynatronlci, Inc., Data System i Dlvlalon aa head of the Bade Technique* Section. Here he will be In charge of company reaearch and deve­ lopment effort* In advanced packaging technique* for acroapace data communnlcalion ayatem application!. Petroff waa formerly with Radiation, Inc., where he ori­ ginated many of the advanced packaging conccpti Incorpor­ ated In the dealgn of commun­ ication ayitcma for Nimbut, Telitar, and OAO Mtellltea. Hia extenaive experience In­ clude* dealgn and conceptual work in auch technique! ai welded modular circuitry, mlcrocomponenta, and microcircuitry. Petroff waa educated In Eu­ rope and received hla maitcr'a degree In electrical engineer­ ing at the Unlvrrilty of Stutt­ gart (Germany). He la a IIccnied professional engineer. exchange number of Fairfax 3 la the one uied for thin new aervlce. There I* already In operation a prlvato phene, that of Peter Bukur, which la on the old exchange nf Fair* fax 2 . "Be eure you dial the new prefix 3, and not Mr. Bukur'a number—2," Sanford Atlan­ tic Bank President Howard Hodges cautioned. In hundred* of cities acroia the nation Audlchron it re­ cognised a* the standard of time, a i thU amazing automa­ tic Instrument, electrical end mechanical announce* t h e time to over 4,000,000 people every day. An auxiliary power unit de> signed tn transfer the equip­ ment which maintain* Audichron to 4H volt centra! office battery power aupply is ready to take over Immedi­ ately should a oommerrlal power failure occur, Hodges pointed out. The service la avallabto 24 hour* a day and la Instantly available. Along with the time, the caller gete a six second commercial anncunce* merit by a local firm or busi­ ness. |> g p Q f | 0 |- SKATE CONTEST WINNERS ahown here nre front row Linda Ley and Chuck Beat, who neared the hitfhent number of points in three Ounce of the Month contests. First place winnera for tho month, were Oonna Markon and John Wclnh, (right) and Hccond place went to Cathy Beckoy and Tex Woodruff, (left). ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ G. M. McKinnon Trophies Presented Dies Sunday To Skate W inners The MacMillan arctic expe­ dition of 1925 marked the first extensive use nf aircraft in polar exploration. (Juccn Victoria used the phrase “ red taping*" to mean delays and involvement*, ac­ cording to the Encyclopedia Brltannlca. Does BLADDER IR R IT A T IO N S fIt a lia n s alfftct t a lc * m smuiip w otntB • • U.S. CHOICE FLAVOR-AGED SirloinSteak U. S. Choice Flavor - Aged U. S. Choice Flavor Aged T-Bone Steak Club Steak Cube Steak Boneless^ Round mMi and m i f m i k f Fan an d n rr r o u i Sir, George M. McKinnon, from too fru ju tn t, b u rntm or Itrh ln c 51, of 424 Southed ltd., Cas­ tirln nllon hoili On r • nrt n lsh t. (9*t«nriarilr, VOii tnaf am !»mi m nst lu sutfir r„m )(«**• m .» 1 lo t, s t!tr» and flrr from Onyx base trophies were Patsy Thompson; Alike Noinn zou selberry died Sunday. • tliM . I t .tk .r h a tn d f n l rid, U r n . d». and Debbie Nolan, Alan Lucas e r e s i . d , In tu c l, l u l l . d u n , CYSTKX presented Monday tn Chuck A native of Clarimla, lows, u iu s ilr h i m , , t u t . rtU itn * ro m to rt k l Ir n u iin * i i m i la ilrs n d , *«M be came lo Casselberry In Best and I.inda Ley for scoring and Martha Warmack; John a■uibm* n n * in q h r n u l m i t p .in tsllrf. 0*1 o v a ia x *i dtuiiuu. r»»t b«u«r tus. 1957 and waa retired from the hlghcat number of points Welsh and Donna Markot. the dry cleaning business, lie in three Dance of the Month. was a member of the United Christian Church and of the cnnti'Hls. These two skaters Unity Church; was a 32nd are the first to win this honor Degree Scottish Bite Mason In the local club. U. S. Choice and a member of the Shrine Trophies for the monthly Club. contest were presented lo Don­ Flavor-Aged Survivors arc his wife, na Market! anil John Welsh Mrs. Barbara It McKinnon for first place and Cathy Beckof Casselberry aT.J four til­ ey and Tex Woodruff for sec­ lers, Mrs. Charles Downs of ond place. Shcrrard, III. amt Mr*. (.Ti­ Judge, for the occasion were tle Forbes. Mrs. Grace Har­ from the Rctllunc Skating Club ris and Mrs. Clarence Bales, In Ocala. Four judges and a all of Clarinda. referee su|icrvlied the event, Funeral service* will be which Is sanctioned by the We Will He Glad Tn Help hekl Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. S. It. O. A. . You Plan Any Remodel­ In the Cox-Parkcr Funeral Nine cuuplca competed in ling. Addition*. Repair*. Homo Chapel In Winter Park the monthly dance contest Etc., and Handle 'Hie/, with Itcv. Carlyn It. Parsons which was a progressive tan­ Complete Detail*! of 11ms Christ Church, Unity go. They Included: officiating. Kenneth Higginbotham and MARHOEFER Winlc- Park l»dgc 239. Lynn Watt; Urn* McKenzie ONLY ONE HILL TO PAY FAASI will i-imilurt Maaunlc and Don Broussard; Chuck All Work Will He Dane Hy Competent CrnflaIn New York today, Florida services at tlte graveside in 4 LH. Best and Linda Ley; Tex men. In The Field You Need, and — cabbage waa allghlly lower, Woodlawn Memorial Park. Woodruff and Cathy Bcckcy; GUARANTEED HY US. CAN ranging from 12.50 H,so per Bcrnle Bcckcy and Jackie FltF.K ESTIMATES — FINANCING crate, moitly $2.50 $3.00. Bed Ivey; Robbie Thompson ami Eye Hank Program type waa $3.00-13.50 and aavoy CALL OUR — The Seminole Hospital Eye <3.23 $3.50, Celery waa slightHcime And Properly Improvement Dept. Its population of about 55.000 iy higher (or the largo aliea, Bank Association, SHEBA will present a program on was one-fourth slaves when but small aliea were dull. Van Camp Cralei of I to 2W doien were the work of the Eye Bank Arkansas was admitted lo the MAPLE AVE. FA 2-0500 12 Ox. Tin $3.25-$4.00, mostly <3.75, with at Ki wants Club meeting Union in 1830. a few 2'k dozen sire high as Wednesday at the Civic Cen­ Limit 2 a t SANFORD, The sun loirs tour million $1.25. Three duien were $3.25- ter at noon. Mrs, Frank $3.75 and 4 dozen $3 <X)-$3 50. Woodruff of Dcllary, one of Ions of mass per second, but MIX or MATCH FLA. Gth S t. Chinese cabbage brought $2.00 the originators or the local is so enormous Its fuel should eye hank, will be In charge last for several billion more per rrale, rndlvc $2.50-$3.00 years. with aume amall alio at $2.00- of tho program. <2.25, and ncarole waa $2.00$2.50. Florida romaine lettuce waa $2.75-$3.00 per crate and curly parsley told for <3.50 per rrale of 5 dozen bunehea. Plain parsley brought $5.oo$5.50. Hadishei were lower again, ranging from 73 cents to $1.00. with a few at <1.25 per basket of 30 e-oz. film 303 Tin - Limit 4 ONE OF OUR BIGGEST ASSETS bags. Watercress waa I 12 cent*, mostly 10 cents per bunch. 303 Tin . Limit 4 In Central Florida jesterday, the best cabbage was about steady, but most offer­ ing! were fair quality and ap­ 303 Tin • Limit 4 pearance and were slightly lower. Beat offerings brought $3.00 in crates, and $2,750.00, mostly $3.71 In SO lb. sacks. Price* for poorer quality ranged ai low as $2.25 per ■ack. Carrol* continued Heady at $3.75 for 4g Mb. film bags and Chinese cabbage was McIntosh $1.50-11.75 per crate. Endive and eacarole were both slightly lower, with crates of medium size fair quality endive selling Prices Good Thru Jan. for $1.50 and escarole $1.25II.BO. Iceberg lettuce wes also slightly lower, crate* of 34 heads selling for $3.00. Curly parsley sold for $3.23 per crate and radishes were 73-45 cents, moitly U cents per basket. Shipments from Florida Fri­ CONSTRUCTION day Included: celery, rail M COMPANY cars, truck IT carlot equiva­ lents; cabbage, I t rail, ta truck; escarole, 4 rail, S truck, ia d radishes, 2 rail, 4 truck. Rump Roast PORCH ENCLOSURES Vegetable Market Hams $T98 2 CO RNED VERSATILITY I Our Organization Is Geared To Do: • NEW C O N ST R U C T IO N • REM O DELING RESIDEN TIAL O R C O M M E R C IA L WE DO THEM ALL ShsH unaluih 211 W. 25th STRRET PHONE FA 2-3103 ..............7 8 ‘ Fresh Ground Beef 5 LBS.* 1 " All M eat Stew BONELESS LB. 68 ' Sirloin Tip Roast BONELESS LB. 88 MAXWELL HOUSE Instant Coffee Heinz Ketchup 14 oz. btl. c 10 Oz. Jar Hot Ketchup 12 oz. btl. Limit 1 With $3 Or More Order 3 f o r 59* Red Dart Italian Cut Green Beans Good Hope Tomatoes - - - American Beauty Cream Style Corn 99 POOD KINO OLEO I Ifc. cm Kraft Cottage American Cheese APPLES 1 0 - 233 9 ' Birdseye Whole Strawberires I Lh. Pkg. Quantity Rights Reserved ThU tfw tu/ 25TH & PARK �. s'^ Legislative Aid Sought On Canal rs OTV . Hr LARRY VKRSHEL Plan To Connect Sanford To Coast (Elw A CONVERSATION WITH JOHN FITZPATRICK. WEATHER: Fair and continued cold tlmmg'h Wednesday. High today, 60-65. Low tonight, 80-35. REPORTER: Ready to ask the legislative delegation for a VOI.. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 TUES.. JANUARY 22. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 632 Tlie State Legislature will be requested in April to ap­ pay raise? FITZPATRICK: You bet. prove an act setting up the St. Johns-Indian River Navi­ REPORTER: How much? gating Committee as the official body to accomplish con­ FITZPATRICK: $3,000 per struction of a barge canal connecting Sanford with the In* year. The Department of Itealth, REPORTER: How much you Education and Welfare an­ tra coasta 1 Waterway. This was the outcome this morning of a meeting at­ getting now? nounced today that it has FITZPATRICK: $2,400 tended hy Sen. Bernard Parrish, Seminole-Brcvard Coun­ certified for Immediate pay­ REPORTER: Think you'll ment to Seminole County ties; Sen. William Gautier, Volusia County; John Kinder, get It? $140,617 federal *chno| Im­ Sanford, navigating committee chairman, and Harris Sax­ FITZPATRICK: No prob­ part funds. on, Volusia County Commission chairman, at New Smyrna lem. Bench. REPORTER: You must be Some IlS.non has been ap­ will have to he discussed at talkin' to a different delega­ .Speculation was high today themselves to any pay raise Purpose of the meeting was to invite Volusia County to next meeting since the that County Commissioners to the county commission at propriated for an aide in the tion than I am. Seminole County legislative this year's county budget. will seek a pay hike but this time. join with Seminole, Brevard and Orange Counties in pro­ • • • Cleveland said "1 want to The chairman would not delegation has stated public A CONVERSATION WITH School Board members will moting: the rnnnl project.t comment on county • wide hearings on proposals for j COUNTY ENGINEER niLL not when the Slate Legisla­ see what they are going to Saxon Mated he will do ahout an administrative drainage legislation sdUtig Keh. 1 at the courthouse. ture meet* in April. BUSH: ask his fellow county romIt waa aiirm lsrclC'ounty op drainage districts, lie aide before I deride on the Commissioner John Fitz­ REPORTER: What you been School Board momlicrk'-.wiU Climbing1Sharply miitfdoncnt to a p p r o v e pointed out the next meeting merits of any raise." patrick ha* been quoted that doin'? CHICAGO (UPI) - Price* "Why give them a raise if of the commission is sche­ not ask for a salary increase* having Voluaia enter into HUSH: Workin’ on Seminole lie will ask for a salary in­ from Ihelr. present $.v> month­ of some fruit* and vegetables the program. Sen. Haulier crease from $2,400 to $3,000 a they hire an aide," Cleve­ duled for Tuesday, Rlvd. are clilulling sharply in the The so legislative questions ly because four are com* | land milfoil. yea r. REPORTER: Sinre when? parativrly new1 on the hoard wake of recent freeze* in the also expressed entlmainaChairman J. C. Hutchison BUSH: Last Friday. One lias attended only one nation's major winter grow t it* aupport of the propon­ said Ihis morning that "there REPORTER: You didn't get ing areas. ed canal. board session. will have to be some debate the check until yesterday. Next step in the navigating It was learned only one on Ihis pay question and I BUSH: It was shoulder UltimatiumX committee's schedule will tie minor piece of legislation Railroad service will nut lie interrupted in tho maintenance until yesterday. prefer not to be quoted at TAMPA (UPI) — The Na- a joint session of the county presently is being considered tliis time." • • • Sanford area through a "sympathy atrike" by At­ lional Democratic Committee commissioned of all four hy the board. This was |q General Hutchison did say OOPS!! We goofed Monday lantic Const Line employes, it was learned hero to­ has been asked not to hive counties, seeking unanimous be discussed this afternoon . . . and our apologies to the that the commission will have tlie 1064 national convention approval. "After that," Krldcr day as Florida East Coast prepared for a strike of its by Chairman J. I). Wright president of Oriando Junior "some legislation but we In Florida unless segregation told The llcrnld, "we will pro­ employes. and Supt. R. T. Mil wee. haven t discussed it. John College. We referred to him in the state is ended. A UPI report from S t Augustine etnlcd th a t ceed to go into action." correctly In the first para­ Alexander and Lee Gary are This meeting will he sche­ FEC, its last arsnion with graph as Morris Hale Jr. . . . attending a commissioners' Student Hattie duled, after receipt of tlie en­ union representatives a fail­ and then proceeded to call him school at Tallahassee and we CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) gineer's preliminary study ure, planned to begin laying will have to await their re­ “ Hall." Sorry, Mr. Hale. —Police ball foil students at for a proposed route for the off crew* today. Tlie rutlroad turn." Communist • Infested Central waterway. Harold Scott, Jack­ said it would rinse down en­ State Reps. Mack Cleveland Word from Washington still University in a 15-mlnute sonville engineer, promised tirely if the strike by It nonla awaited here on tha name Jr. and S. J. Davis today said Sunlight Monday night. There at the last committee meeting operating unions, schrdulcd of the successful candidate they have not committed was no report of casualties. two weeks ago that the re- for 6 a. tn. Wednesday, was who took the U. S. Civil Ser­ port would be ready "In 60 called in n dispute over wages. vice examinations for Sanford Sale Don T. Martin, assistant days or liefore." postmaster. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The newest’ right-of-way vice president of ACL for Civil Service submitted the A committee of the Florida Goods and material from canal proposal is from Lake public relation* at Jackson­ names of the top three to far-flung military bases will Milk Commission hopes to Harney to the headwater* of ville, told Tha Herald hy tele­ Congressman S)d llerlong Jr., go on tlie auction block here Indian River, This proposal phone this morning th at "we meet soon with A l i l i i m n who, in turn, submitted the Jan. 31 in a second big mili­ are not anticipating any 'sym ­ Agriculture Commissioner A. tary surplus sale for Jackson­ was outlined in Monday'* llerSanford was one of hint list .to the Seminole County pathy strike* by our people nld. W. Todd to try to avoid an in- ville. Democratic Committee for its state employment, offices re­ “ Engineers sealed this new because of tbs printing FEC porting increases In unomploy. recommendation. icndaU agricultural fig h t route thla* morning," Krider walkout. In fact, we have not The recommendation will go meat compensation payments Todd threatened In a tele­ Serving: Notlfco even given that a thought." back 1o Herlong, who will sub­ in Iteeemhcr, It wna reported LONDON (UP!) — Prime reported, "and we learned It Lima I ACL representatives, gram to Florid* Agriculture is only I t mllea from Like mit a nomination In President toduy by the Florida IndusMinister Harold Macmillan queried about walking out in Commissioner Doyla Conner Harney to Indian River, slid Kennedy, who will name the trial Commission. has served notice on French sympathy with FEC men, •Saturday that lo would order not t 8 milr* as we thought postmaster, aubjcct to con­ Overall Jobless payments in Prevalent diaries de Gaulle Knrlylc Housholder stiff-inspections of all Florida that Britain will fight to get yesterday, We ™uld dig that statedi “ No, sir—there won't the state dropped from No­ firmation by the Senate. tie enything like that." produce coming Into bit state • • • vember to December, The com­ Into the European Common with a dragline." On tho contrary, Martin if Florida would not hack Market. Sen. Parrish, who ha. spear­ mission said the big push to Eh? Or, so long. Guy. down from a regulation curb­ • • • headed the canal movement, '.old Tlie Herald, increased salvage and process fruit In ing shipments of Alabama said this morning he will In­ passenger and freight truffle Memo to the Democratic the weeks after the record De­ Persuader milk to Florida, Executive Committee; Let’s cember freeie had a strong in­ PAULS (UPI) - West Ger­ troduce tho necessary legis- is expected to pass through Conner wired Todd Monday man Chancellor Konrad Ade- lotion asking that the navi­ .Sanford if the FEC unions do fluence on the employment keep Guy on the Jobl SHERIFF J. L Hobby holds u tlhin, ono of it (hut he hmf no Jurisdiction nailer sought to persuade gating committee he named walk out Wednesday morning, • * • figure in tlie citrus licit. group of human Initios found Saturday morning over activities of the Milk French President Charles de “tlie nffirlnl Indy for tlie .Marlin explained Hint FEC Say, what ever happened to The Deeeinlier payments to­ in u mnall canal off south Highway 17-92. The in­ Commission, an Independent Gaulle today not to torpedo canal." Sen. Gautier promised from Uie North arriving in our industrial park by the taling $2.4 million were $1214,set pictures a Imx containing foot and leg bones agency named by the govern­ Britain's efforts to enter the support of the bill. Jacksonville for southern East County Prosecutor Knrlyle lake front. All we hear about 1)76 beluw lust November and of u small adult male discovered in the Armyor, but was willing to do all he European Common Market. Coast points will have a choice Houshoblcr had quite a busy nr a new Industries up by $163,846 b e l o w December, type boots. The bones and boot a were rent today could to smooth over the fuss. of continuing hy bus cr tra n s­ day in County Court Mondsy. 1061. Huntsville. by Sheriff Hobby to the Florida Sheriffs Bureau Milk commission Chairman 10 Rescued • • • ferring tn ACL and proceed­ nt Tallahassee for analysis. A* a m atter of fact It waa Charles Andrews meanwhile ing to Hunfuril. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Urban renewal is definitely Hie heaviest docket day a r­ named n cnimiillleo to meet I'umo’uget* scheduled fur Two helicopters and a num­ dead this year. raignment in several years. w ith Todd at a convenient time ber of ship* made quick • • • points between Daytona Rein'll Housholder today reported to try to settle the dispute, work Monday of rescuing to and Stuart will be transport­ 123 rase* Including driving Construction starts n e x t which sirms from a Florida ed from here by hu*. Martin men from a Navy twin-en­ week on a new McCrory's April 20 is the date set for said Hint Greyhound Lines while intoxtealed, reckless regulation icqulring distrib­ gine P2V5 Neptune patrol store out by Eastern Shopping utor* in tin* Pensacoln area to U'iiiImt which ditched off tlie the Sarepta Charity Ball hy lias iilinnged special schedule* driving and oilier minor traf­ Center by Hwy. 17-92 and Sit fly United Press International fic violation*. member* of Keminole County exhaust tlie local milk supply Naval Air Station. to operate out of Hanford for 436 . . . Estimated cost $227,Statistics revrnlcd t h a t Heavy snow and bitter rold civic chili* who met Monday before importing milk from 000. those point*. from Dec, 17 to Jan. 21, 340 crippled thu Midwest again to­ with AssinUint Manager RichAlabama. • • • Groundwork Martin centiiiued tlrnt train rase* appeared on Hut coun­ day. The cold t h r e a t e n e d ard Regan of tlie Mayfair Inn. Trail) rlaitns this violated a Stele llrps Mack Cleveland would serve no useful purpose KOLWEZI, Katanga. The The Boosters Club will start Southern California'* crops Jr. and S. J. Davis today said while Davis said lie was 111.17 interstate agreement pro­ Congo (UPI) — United Na­ Tickets are to tie printed passengers deviling to con­ ty court books a t 04 pleaded its drive soon hi construct a tinue to West l'aIm Jleni'h nml guilty unit 23 Innocent. for the ninth consecutive day, against such a move until viding for free flow of milk, tions officials, following up ihis week, and will he avail­ new $3u,(kk) stadium on the they wouldn’t vote for any spe­ points south ol there will re ­ llouslHilder said 74 bond* but Texas’ Rio Grande Val­ Mime plan for apixirlionment Mini is hutting Alabama pro­ lite iieaccful UN take-over of able from member* of all (lie main on tlie ACL trains and Seminole High School grounds. cial session of the Legislature. nmld he worked out. were estreated and the rent ley waa out of danger. clubs next week, willi the -ate ducer* In I hr border area. this last Kalangese strong General membership will get continue to Uii’ir destinations. were continued or dismissed. Both legislators said they The storm, which alieady at $5 a rouple to begin light Another hatch of vole* for Representatives from Con­ hold, laid Um groundwork to tha pitch Jan. 31. Monday, of the 43 recklesa ha* claimed a t least 87 lives, weren't sending in lelirra for a self-convened special session ner’s office met Monday with day for bringing Katanga Pro­ away In order to secure the However, ACL crews will • • • slammed the mercury to 20 a seif-convened special meet. arrived in today's mail. But Milk Administrator Eugene vince hack into the Congo. funds needed by the Sarepta leave tile trains a t Auburn- driving caves, 34 pleaded That poor gentleman trying dale uml turn them over to guilty and nine pleaded inno­ Cleveland said It's a waste Home now. below In Minnesota and 15 lieto get a PTA started at Junior low in North Dukutu, and of the taxpavrr*' money and the total was still far short Fisher, however, and report­ Hcabourd Air Line crews for cent. There were nine DWI Tho lute (Into wus made of the required ho vote* to ed they could find no recunl Easing Up high is Just hailing his bead dumped lip to three Inches of the balunce of the trip. cases—nix pleading guilty and netmnary by the presently of such an agreement. force s session. HAVANA (UPI) — Premier against the wall . . . lie'll Passengers going north will three innocent. snow from Montana to the crowded schedule of tha MayFit tu n house me m tiers and Alabama producers are also Fidel Castro's revolutionary have to fight (lie powers that Ohio Valley, one senator sent In alfirmalive dial h-nging validity of tlie regime has agreed to let be­ fair Inn, but jmnjile of the reverse the nlmve nperatitn. be. The Weather Bureau Lined I votes, pushing the lolal to 27, Florida regulation In Leon tween tmn • • • and I.ikjo close county uro urged tu buy their a rold wave warning fur the County Circuit Court here. A nil hut two of them House relatives of recently freed tickets to the ball as anon us Takes Issue The fellows in Carver's high plains area from Mon­ TALLAHASSEE fU PI) — members. A total of II voted hearing is scheduled Friday, Cuban invaders go to tlie they go on sale. barber shop say that they tana to New Mexico, fllitrard An eecount for the ticket Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin Monday, United States on Hie ransom NEVER hear their next door MIAMI (UPI) — The Red warnings were out for South The required total of M freighter Shirley Lykes, Swiss receipts has lieell set up at tlie took issue today with Hie neighbor practicing bla sing­ Cross rushed pinna today to votes must include 23 stale Dakota. official* announeed Monday Klorldu .State Hunk, under Hie procedure under which the ing . . . Bob Mero In Milady's The temperature was ex­ accept Fidel Castro's unex­ Senators and m > far the Senate diieclhm of Clifford MeKih- leathers retirement sy stem 1 OXFORD, Mis* (UPD—Ne­ nigiit. Shop says that the owner nevpected to drop to 28 in South­ pected offer to free more than lias shown no interest in the bin, treasurer of tlie .Sarepta pnipu-ed to buy some tlicch gro student James H. Mere*, t r really sing* in the store persons from Commu­•elf-startcr move, holding out ern California’s citrus area. 1.000 Charily Fund committee. ani/ed filing equipment. Struggle Supported dull takes his final semester . . . "Oh, he hums a little, but Tin* CaiM*ll>erry Board of No relief waa in sight from nist Cuba this week. for a set lion called by the gov­ Aldermen will meet at 7:30 PNO PENH Cambodia— examination at "Ole Miss" to­ never really lets out." Mora than 1)00 relatives of ernor upon assurance in ad­ either the eold snap or the • • • (UPI)—Visiting Czech Pres­ day before leaving the cam­ p. m. today in the TViwn Hall tha recently freed Cuban in­ vance that an acceptable plan drought. Hut he MUST practice tome pus, perhaps for good. In coni murd session to iron ident Antonin Novotny ami The drought hu* rust South­ vaders will Iw brought to the will lie passed. Cambodian chief of state Meredith ba* been reported place . • . Because on Feb. 8 out details involving adoption ern California fanners mil­ United States aboard the in seriuus academic diffi­ be will be singing two roles of a new comprehensive ton­ Prince Norodom Sihanouk lions of dollar* in crop dam­ freighter Shirley Lykes, pre­ issued a Joint communique in the Orlando Opera Gala culty and there was grow­ ing plan for the town. age. Only .18 inches of rain sently unloading ransom car­ M o n d a y supporting ( h • when Puccini'* La Boheme ia ing speculation he would not The plan, dividing the town has fallen afnee July 1. go at Havana. Approximately "struggle of the Cuban peo­ presented . . . He'll appear as return for the next semester. Into distinct toning districts The temperatures were well 200 Cuban-Amcrfonn* will be Alcindoro In Act 11 after His examination grades could The Casselberry Citizens with classification* for earh, ple for independence and above fret*ling i.t Texas ami flown to Die United Slates "warming up" as Benart In Validation proceedings for the bond* shall bo payable have u bearing on whether Credit Union elected officers was aim ! at its first public liberty." the Rio Grande Valley'e al­ Wednesday and Friday. Art I . . . And he's prepared Hie lasuanca of Water Work* solely from revenue* of the he will be back at the uni­ lies ring last Nov. 2 ) alter fur the coining year at a ready damaged vegetable and Vies Presidents John Wil­ to alng over 80 other operatic System Revenue Bonds in Hie water system ." versity next semester. citrus crops apparently were son and Raymond Eaton of shareholders meeting held month* of preparation and Judge Volie Williams J r. roles for his appearances with amount of $350,000 were filed work by tlie town's Planning Monday night at the Women's safe for the night. the American Red Cross flew Club. the New York Cily Opera Co., Monday afternoon in Circuit signed a "Rule to Hhuw and Zoning Commission. to Havana this morning to Bridge ...------ Pago 2 the San Carlo Opera Co. and Court on behalf of the Town Cause" ami set s public hear­ Joint Move Approval and use of a new Lytle Swope. Mrs. Eleanur Classified .... ...... Pago 7 take rharge of arrangements. Sturrs and Raymond Morris city map alto hinges upon the San Francisco Opera Co. Protest Seen of Altamonte Springs by At­ ing on Hie m atter for Keb. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Comics A DC 6 B donated by I’an — — Pago A torney Joe Davis, EDGERTON, Wis. (UPI) — . . . Yetslr! Sanford's Rich­ IS at 10 a. m. D e m o c r a t i c congression­ were elected to serve as di­ adoption of the toning plan. Dear Abby -------- Pago 2 ard Wentworth really gets A group of pareots planned to American World Airways is rectors. Monday’s court action is al leaders said alter meeting The ordinance upon which Editorial _____ Pago 4 Hie validation proceedings the culmination of at least with President Kennedy today around in the operatic world protest to the school board scheduled to fly to Cuba Ben Evan* was named to (he Entertainment .... Page 2 . . . But then. YOU probably tonight the reading in a high Wednesday with a doctor and credit committee and Willis It. Slocks Firm were instituted provides that a full year's work by mem- that they hoped Republicans Legal* __ - Page 6 * 7 know him as Dick lloiUclsw school English class of such Red Cross nursing team, 1,000 Nebcl, William L. Tiifurd and "neither tire revenue bund* tiers of the town council and would Join Democrats in sup. NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks P u t s ! * __------- Pago 3 . . . Belter known hereabouts, "vulgar" books as "Brave cot*, blankets and other sup­ Mrs. Margaret Mower were were firm In moderately ac­ ■sor coupons shall be a geo- the attorney to provide Al­ parting the administration'! perhaps, as a "purty good New World" and "The Ugly plies to be put aboard the named to the supervisory tive trading at the opeuing to­ Society ™.... ..... Page 8 era) obligation or indebted- tamonte Springs with its own tax rut program a t a means American." o$ lire town and TRst water system. Cracker fisherman." Shirley Lykea. P*«*« day. of strong than lag the economy. County Board Pay Hike Bulletin Hot Question For Solons nciva ... No Sympathy Strike - ACL «» 'Bama, Florida Milk Squabble Batflelines Set Unemployment Gains Here I % > %I Prosecutor Has 'Busy' Day In Court Sarepta Ball Set April 20 Cold Cripples Midwest States Cleveland, Davis N ix Apportion Session Castro To Free 1.000 Cubans Meredith Takes Final Exams Aldermen Set Zoning Meeting Revenue Bonds Filed Credit Union Names Officers B y Altamonte Springs Herald Index �8I}» (Doan DEAR ABBV: My husband has a few faults I would like to tell you about. Whenever we po uny place he walks about four or five steps uheutl of rue. I sometimes wander if he isn't trying to give the iinpreasion tiiat wc aren’t together. He also has had two fried egg* for breakfast every morning since we’ve been married. Du takes about five minutes to cut up ills eggs with a knife, and then he places little [iluces on bis tonal and uata It th a t way. He also has n habit of ienvlng shaving cream and whiskers in the sink. We have been married 40 years and I have hollered my head off about these habits, but it has (lone no good, Have you any sugges­ tions? TIRED WIFE l.OMiWOOL) VOLUNTEER FIREMEN have built thin aback to use In rirllla of a apedal I<'lre College this week. Working Sunday to be ready for the training solution h which opened Monday were Roger IJrown und Harry Scott, on roof, and Carl Lommler, Ted Waltz, Keith Willie and Vu«co Mar­ shall. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Volunteers Ready For College By Deaaa r.t U t What aU rttd out Sunday aa a day of preparation by Urn Longwood Volunteer Firemen tor their Fire Collage to ba held each evening this weak turned into a buiy day In­ deed for tiie men, in addition to building a aback to lie tiled in lh« drllli, were callad out twice during the day to f i m in ita area. No aooner had work bean completed on the ahack than they were notified of a fire In a young orange grove out an the Markham Hoad. Juat ACL Employe Ds»dAf67Murphy, OUa Malcolm ar. a tong time employ# of the Atlantic Coaitllna Railroad, died at hla home In Cappa, Alabama, Jan. 16th, accord­ ing to word racalved hero. Murphy worked aa a switch, man with the railroad and lived in Sanford for about M year#, uatil hla retirement two yeara ago, He waa a veteran of WWI, a member of the Bradley Keller American Legion Poet, Abbeville, Ala.; Uie Chamblee, (la., Matonlc Lodge, and a member of the Fellow­ ship Baptist Church. Uurial wai In the Fellow­ ship baptist Church ceme­ tery in no#villa. Survivors Include hla mother Mrs. L aura I . Murphy of Cappa; three alateri, Mrs . IxtUiar Cunningham, Headlnnd, Ala.; Mrs. Charlie Money, StartsrvlUe, Ala., and Mri. Hen­ ry Alexander, Birmingham; four brothers Bunyan Mur­ phy, Baretta, La.; Le*lla, N, V. City; Floyd, Columbus, d a . and Loyd of Cappa. aa they got it under control tiie were called out on the other aide of town to a brush fire adjoining Mobile Manor. At thla latt fire a few of the jn en received scorched clothing and minor burns al­ though none were seriously injured. Itesidcnls of tta city are Justly proud of their fire department which 1* under­ going additional special train­ ing la the Fire College to be held daily from T p. m. until 10 p. m. through Friday. Hie public has been Invited to attended Friday'* closing session. Touhy Talks On Magazine Week The Sanford notary Club, celebrating notary Magazine Week heard a talk by Magatlnc Chairman, George Touhy al their Monday meeting, "From the vast wealth of pictures and stories a l Uwlr disposal, the editorial staff selccta material that has wide reader appeal," Touhy said. "It must fill tta need of providing information and broad viewpoints, and while doing so, must he within tta concept of Rotary Ideala. "Ideal that have been us­ ed aa successful projects by clubs around the world and that may ba used by committec* in other clubs a r t pre­ sented. The projects must promote Uie ideas of Servica Above Self and Ho Profits Most Who Serves Beat. "Thera are club activities W*»» also," Ttiuhy added, "which can be adopted bene­ UR. JAMES W. Pur- ficially wIkju comuiUloes at riah, vice president of •ome club can't develop Stataon Univeralty will something of their own that Ito the speaker a t the Increases interest in Uie ser­ quarterly district meet­ vice club." The international aspect of ing of MethodiHt Men's Club to bo hunted by Rotary is projected in Uie the men of the F irst pages of tta magazine through Method (at Church of tta means of Informative Katifnid, a t (1:80 p. m. storks on various countries Thursday. The DeLami of Uie world, all designed by District extends from the best writer* to help Pulatka to 8t. Augus­ others understand Uie people, their problems and their way tine, down the coast to of life. Kdgewstsr, w e a t to Humor, challenging debates, Hanford und all Metho­ promotion of Rotary project* dist Churches ill !». like the Fellowship Founda­ tween. tion, which pays scholarship costs for graduate college sliuli-nis to study In foreign lands, are among Uie guidepusli that are included. The annual Kotary conven­ tion la another feature given a t sq example of tilings Jto* la rtin i should know about and support, he said. In each edition there will bu a slur) or feature Uiat ALi, THE NEW FOB MS points to Um elub, commun­ AT I.OWKHT BATES ity, vocational and luterniAPPLICABLE Itriug Ymir Insurance Uo»il objects of Rotary, Touhy added, I'rnliluma To Un — T ta speaker was introduc­ ed by program chairman Horn McDonald. A R E A DIRECTORY AIR CONPITIONBR H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Far The Fliie»i Year Around Weather Conditioner FKDDBKH Salat — hers ire 100 8- Park Avu. Hanford FA 5-42.14 AUTO II Kit VICK HARRY ADAUt’S liULr KEJtVICt! INSURANCE IN SU R A N C E BALL-BLAIR AGENCY Tires - Batteries • Accessories 218 8, Tark Ave. FA 2-804 < SANFORD, FI.A. Hoad AAA Service Guaranteed Hmka & Mufflar Service MOIIK UUHINK88 French A 1 st. FA 2-0021 FA X-IW22 Fairway Texaco Service THESE LITTLE ADS Ala The Hhui test * Dlatanea Harry M. Katffla. Jr. Mar. Between TEXACO UAH AND OILS UtlYF.lt • Marfak Lubrication > and Firestone T. B. A. SELLER Washing A Polishing Pick Up A Delivery - Hoad CALL — Service FA 2-2(111 or 13A 6-5U88 UUi A French Avu. Sanford FA 2-2-8414 I'LUMMNti c u M iti.ih 7 m u m Chapman Concrete Products R. I*. HARVEY PLUMBING Complete Installations • Repairs BLOCKS Uaihruom and Kitchen SUpiilng Stones • I'atid Blocks Fixture* tills • Lintels Car Stop* - Hills “Kvciyllmig III The Block Water Cuiitiia Frt-v EntlmaU-a 204 S. Sanfmd FA 2 SUBI Line 106 N. Hint Sanford FAS-64W2 lit HIKING - SHEET METAL FKFJlh Sanford Flour and Feed Store STEINMEYER UotiHua A Sheet Metal, Inc. Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repairs Gutters . Waterproofing > Deg Feed • Com Meal Sheet Metal Work Cafftea Free KstiuiaUs • First Class Jim Dandy Feeds Work Aim Dandy Dot; Feed 50 Lbs. 216 Oak Ate. FA 2-4731 13.76 4 Luurtal WO Hanford A '*. Hanford DEAR TIRED: Some men are deaf to hollering. Having lived with him for 40 .veins, overlook his minor faults und don't press your luck. Muny willows would love to have your "problems.” • # t DEAR ABBY: I am keeping com­ pany with a woman who Is attrac­ tive, peppy and lota of fun. She's in her middle 80's and so am I. Thera is one thing ! don't llko ubout her. She wears three wedding rings —one right next to the other. She ad­ mits she has hud three husbands. Olio died and she dlvoro«4 two. I don’t know whether she wears those rings because she can't got them off or because she thinks they look good. jZ acobg la tbs early days of con­ tract a player was supposed to be particularly careful about his fourth hand opening bids. The Idea was that if he could pass and break even, why open and risk s loss? This idea is exploded today. A winning player opens In fourth seat an time ta thinks his chance to gain is ta tte r than his chance to lose. One basic need is to have something In spades. If no one five can open the bidding and 1m has a doubtful open­ ing him self the chances are that the band will wind up in a part score and the aide with spades will make that p srt score. I've never been married and don’t want to add my ring to her collec­ tion. Any advice? CHICKEN' DEAR CHICKEN: Don’t be a dumb cluck. If she can’t get the rings off, n Jeweler can help her. If you are interested in m arrying her, ask her to gel ritl of the three-ring circus. • To encourage it man to talk ■ woman has to be able to Uiten. Among the conversationkillers *u many wives indulge In are the**: Turning a general topic in­ to a discussion of personal­ ities. gome women can do Uiat wilh any subject a man bring* up. Jim Smith says to his wife: "Hob Blake made ■n ioioresting talk to our luncheon Hub today," and Mrs. Nmilh taysi don't know how anyone as intelli­ gent as ta it could have married such a lamebrain." And (mm there on it's Mra. Smith's discussion Expressing to opinion at though it were the final word that could be said on More Determined • • DEAR A E 3Y : I am 17 and have a Utile boy eight months old. 1 ant not mnrrietl and never w hs . I diiln”t love the baby’s father enough to marry him. It whs ju st a wrong mistake. I met a boy about five mon­ ths ago. 1 really love him and he wants to marry me. He doesn't know the baby is mine. I told hint it was my sister’s. (She is married.) I am afraid If I tell him the truth he won’t want to marry me, but I can’t keep it a secret forever. Please tell me If I should tell him. And if so, how? YOUNG MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: You moat cer­ tainly should tell him. And tell him exactly the way you told me, It wua a "wrong mistake." He’ll under­ stand. And if he lovas you, he’ll marry you anyway. If h« doesn't, you Hre better off to know now, # # • CONFIDENTIAL TO T. J.: You are better than you think you are. The m ort things a man is ashamed of, the more respectable he is. OndtJudqst 4QI7I «Af>( ♦ 10 1 • Q 106 u n ♦06 ♦ AX V K Q III V 10 I ♦ AQT6 ♦ KJXIt ♦ •» ♦K ill OOUTV (D) KJUIl ♦ i KJ VJT ♦ ■» ♦ AJ A JOS No cum vulnerable 1 Wm 6 NertA Fats Base Feta 1# Pea* IV 1A «♦ Py| Pass »♦ •♦ F ait Paaa Opening lead—V X East has 11 high card points and two protable de. tensive tricks. In fourth seat 1m hss reason to believe that his hand U the hast at tta JJt£ (donum : Wa s h in g t o n ( urn Fretidanl Ksnntdy Friday wai ri posted mole determined than over to press plans fur a multi­ national NATO nuclear forte with or without French par­ ticipation. Administration of. fir Isis said, honey*,, it was hoped the weight of opinion among other NATO members eu-nlually w o u l d persuade i'm ld c n t Charles dc Gaull* Funeral service* for Mrs. to abandon hla go-it-alone Nancy H, Camarun, 64, of policy ami agree on some form Geneva, whu died Sunday of uiultilater control. night a t Heminula Memorial Hospital, will b« conducted at 2 p. m. Thursday at Brtsscn _ NOW — Funeral Home. Mot lea Are Clearer — Officiating wUI ta Kev. Brighter A With Mur# Wayne Johnston of the First Depth On Our New FKISM UKEFLIGUT Christian Church of Sanford SCREEN assisted by Kev. Janies Bar­ nett, former pastor of the church. Burial will ta in Oak- | / J ( it t\ ' ) law ii Alemoiial l’uik. H IU* IM I H i A l l l l A native of Athens, Ga., FA 2-1216 Mrs. Cameron had been a IjidaI'llONE Ionite - 7:041 A 11:00 resident of Sanford for 83 "IF A MAN ANSWERS" year* prior to moving to Gen­ Naitdra Dee • Color eva five yei.it ago. She was Flu* Al 11:13 Duly a member cf the First Chi it- "UEi RAYED’’ • In Color Clerh Gebl* • Lana Tam er tian Church of Seufurd. Survivors are her husband, WHO. A THDKH. Ferry Cameron of Geneva; a daughter, Mra, D. E. Th rath­ CAKMIA1I PASS N1TES er; granddaughter*, Sherry "THE MOUNTAIN" and Susanna Tlira.-lier; her Spencer Trery • Color mother, Mra- Mabel Bishop And and a abler, Mlsa Flo Bishop, "ST ALAG 17" all of Sanford and an aunt, Aredemy Award Winner For Mia. J. W. McElhunium of William llolden Lakeland. Cameron Service Set Thursday By Abigail Van Buren * a subject. Any woman who like* to have tha legt word 1* sura to end tta discussion in abort order. Finding an Implied critic­ ism in harmless remarks. TIm mao who looks up from hit newspaper to rem ark on (he high cost of food clams up in a hurry if hi* wife an­ swers hit innocent comment with: 'T v* been telling you how high food U. But you al­ ways seem to think our food bills are high Just because I'm nut a good manager." Woolgathering, No woman can fool a mao Into thinking she Is really listening to whet ho is saying if her mind It busy thinking of tomorrow’s menu, or wondering whether the suit the bought that morning was a mistake. Reminding • man of hit Uniltslkmi. Haven't you heard woman say, when their hus­ band's expressed tn opinion: "What In the world do you know about that, Jim ?" Ttase are Die habits that can turn many a husband in­ to tta strong, silent type. • * « ! e r# TELEVISION TONIGHT it.is ill Play Tsur Hunra Id) t Leva Lucy IS) rhannsl t ,u , A n n S n llia r n H,...w Aitf* Dual R'1‘ I H IS) Cl ii nrl S bawsrcoin ||:Ui It) (*> Mid-Kin. Klnal H«* |] i.j il) .tano W'yman f r ,. id a oc aseufi ssnts pnrt H i Wayne Poacher (I) Pries Is Rlabl 11 , 1" (*) Wssthsr I.Ik (>i M H-nt. nsport U til i*» Hollywood Slsrto i« l T b s M c C o ys C) lir ttt nstAUnrt CUvses4o (U P C i Conesatrstlsr ( IS <»> Atlantis Wsstbsr <*) Chapnsl • Thsa'sr , d) rets A Iliad) a t.:» (SI Sports Deters 11:11 (1) Tonllo Slow a a i») Tour* Enr A Son* It i Ed. comment II a Id) Nsws t:l« i*> tlura-erard llo WEDNESDAY A. 51. i:.iio ill first Ititprcsilup C) n'M tbtr (SI Krnla Kurd Bhcn (I, IV-ather I IS (I) Stan Os (I) Govts of Lif# Islk t*> UrttarS U P (I) CollPf* ot tbP Air I t* (t) Bparta 1:41 III EKn WEDNESDAY P. M. I I I ( I) N , * i T:«« <1> Todpy <•) Htia.-a A n n.port ’* IS *11 Truti. or Conto. IS) W.akty S»«v» Bi­ *" »*» u" Un''* ‘ quanto* rina, ( • 9 ) 1*1 -i n J n V r lO feiiH iu* !:vS ill Kayhol# 7 :» ill ITo-h.-l.uul nsanln* , K„ h tr t oKnowp Utsl {() W trk ly New * it t vlcw tiu 1t a ;,v <>) Whin1*** fill IS) Waltrr Crsnklls — New* w. f. & s s u i-! !.«• t(•) CspUla s Kttifiroo “ i tS e w i A r a t l it r T:S( II) Laramie IS) Mlckty avsPl ebow 1;99 ( id) lla.-brlor Katliar IS) Marshall Dill',a | ,tS (!) Woalbor »"d Nows 1:10 Ilk Larrilmt IS) Cumbat (I) Cartnonvlilo t-.lk <!> Sllmnaattr* Mu (I) t.tuyd tlrld sn bUow 1:10 S.ll ill Today t ill II) As Th* Waria Tara* ■:» ( 1 ) Kmplra I,PI (I) Jack l,a!ar* *now ■I) ltd nhall-n Hour 1(1 Hlebwsy Pstrel (Pi American 1 11 ■ tory ■:) Ecltnc* it) Hawaiian Liya |: l l 111 (ills glcrm Bho» l-.n* C) Marv ilrl'rin Show l .l t l*l Jack Usuny Stiow (Si ll. mpsr Hoorn IS) t’ntouchahlk* it) Paaaworl 1:41 Id) Nswp sad tatprvlpwp (3) Hick rowaH Show (»t Hay'll. Court 11:11 it) Esy Whis lilts III Carry Moors abow !;J0 IS) Art Llnklstisr II) Calpndsr l«,10 IS) Van* Hp—tal It) Ssvta K o i (I) L*»rn Epanlah It) Hunt)*) Reporting 1:00 C l I^ rttta Young ll) Th* Uinieealv* It) Qusee fee e Psy 1:10 (SI Young Hr. Mtlona II) To Tail Th* Truth (I) Who D* You Trual l:l( (I) Colling wood Nswt 1:10 (S) Th* Match Clam* (4) gicrpt etoriw 4.to (J/ Hah# Hoorn For Daddy (I) 14f t •» Night iketrh which hai Red SkiUon 7:30-8:30 p. ni. (NBC) Lara­ 4:11 (!) N'DC Ntwp It-at or Urouche mie. "Tha Betrayer*." Adam a t "the mean Widdl* Kid" t:bo IS) (I) ABtrlete Haaditan* harassing hi* partnti (Alice 1:11 IS) Amtrlran NawaatanP West, who played one of the (I) Ue<l* WeK and Phil) to distraction. Atio good guys on “The D*tsc(D Eurirmtn funny is Red’s pantomime of t:3k :it (Si W tathtr *>»w tlv ii," pi aye on* of th* bad an old-fashiun*d wedding pro­ lkill (1) I Lt( I LI-at guys and does It qulta con­ posal. vincingly. Aa an outlaw, ha 8:30-0:80 p. m. (NBC) Em­ gets hi* old pal Jaaa Harper pire. “The Loner." Thla one Involved in a schema that al­ fte tu rri guest Jeramy Slat* most coats Jaaa hla life. Jaaa and regular Ryan O'N'aal in an episode more devoted to th* thinks hia ex-buddy is going young bucks than their more to rob a train. When he re­ powerful elders. Slate plays porta It, he g«ta locked up, an ambitious youth working while th* sheriff ride* to th* on th* ranch to get a start on reaeua with all available mtn. building hla own place. O'Neal, aa Tal Garrett, become* hi* The gang, almost alona in tha antagonist, a c t i n g l i k e a empty town, rubs tha bank. greene-eyed eock-of-tha-walk. Robert Fuller s t a r s , w i t h You'll also too W arrtn Vend­ JUthle Browns featured. er* aa ranrhhand Chuck Davis I • Paucnger Agent | 1:80-8:30 p. m. (CBS) The in this, and will ta sating him i • neaervaUoDtsi Red Skelton Hour. Some good as a regular in F e b r u a r y . ■ • Ticket Agent j laughs hare, but tha big bonus Richard Egan stars with Anne ■ • Station Agent is Alice Faya, who appears Seymour and Terry Moor*. * Secretary, etc. I lovely and ageless, and who MEN AND WOMEN. We * sings three tuna* tv tn better are looking for high school I than ah* did before her retire­ graduates (or s e n l o r a) I from this area to train for * ment a decade ego. With hus­ Jet-Age opportunities with I band Phil H ania, who also expanding Airlines. Inter-1 gate In a sprightly solo, A Ilea esling pub lie-con tack Air­ doubles In th* jnain comedy line career* offer good I starting salaries, free air | travel passes, advanceTV RENTAL ment, security. Age limit I m tn . 35. He* If you can 4{uallfy. I • S ales • S e rv ic e Send your name and ad- , CAVANAUGH dress to; Airlines Training I Seminole TV TIRE HERVICR Division, Atlantic School, I 1401 H. French Ave. 2600 Hanford Avo. FAI-4010 Box 150 e l o Sanford Her- a FA X -im Zenith Color TV Holt* I aid. TUESDAY r . M. TV Time Previews By Oswold Jacoby table. But there is no reason to believe U la enough ta t­ ter than tta next beat hand to warrant opening without soma thing in either epades or hearts. It turns out that E ast does not have tta beet bend. Wait has pasted a better one, but that does E ast and West no good. South overt* 11* with one spade and North can compete as far as three spades. At three spades South has to lose s spade, a heart and two diamond!. A club Unease works and ta makes a nice p srt score. Of course, East and Watt could bars gone on to four diamonds. H ist would only be down one, but it would still represent a By Ruth M ille d A IR L IN E ! I I ( I OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUR BOARDING HOUSE Spoccman 6 M 6 heck 1 Next VM. apaea ! ! " » * » ) > R IT T T H eua — OkUhema 13 llaach at !» *"■«■ 4aU II Aperture 11 wklrtpeal imtintiM !•“ k'llll.'l • ■ r tia j i X2 l.-l 1 a eaL'IM ■ • « : f i (^. il&UmrdUug ■ h R im r«-:»g -o.-J ' I ' M II ll t : n lllw ts te a e v 34 Meet IT Afrlcaa worm 14 India* a tm e th y tt ta DemoUaOer 33 0*mwa( 1 J2 3 T It Bertac sad H 41 At this place ptfdflatttM n 44 bed* >3 LevtOUM hatch jgs. TODAY thru M El*. AT 1:63 . 4:30 • 7:60 * ll 0 No on# under 16 will be admitted unless accom­ panied by an adult. No Children Or Htudent Tickets Sold A DM ISSION 66c 1" r 1 B ip u r t 1 1.00 ti) Jleweeop* diufhliqhiA OFKN 1)30 viMBBIID Page 2—Tues. Jan. 22, ’63 ErreU) MAceemptMwd 36 rO farU 4 (het I 1 II II S i^ 1 *4 ItaUan stream aswmc* msei If 1 1 1 ii II 1? U 41 Hurry 4k 1talus dty 44 father (FrJ nr r- iT* 41 OPs addrer 4* Sphere of aotioa kTIUmWcet s flifrn m v K K m w iia . Mioami m m n o m ism ii ( w *, IlffiRDM m co A D 9 iT iu aK fc« H rw j(i DOWN js s iir g g j, jar h n w tf ta u r n r a s i 4 FiJtener u m . 1 nrrr IT • Turn Inaat* eel M w a ro m i m n o i u w -Hm l. �• S . + DcBary Club Presents Musicale wit^n ... ^ottit l-figginleotham. "THE SALVATION and hope of our nation begins In the home, and the proper training amt rearing of children in the love of Uod and country is t wOman's greatest contribution to society," believes Mr*. II, L. Hunt, wife of the Hunt Oil Company owner, interviewed on her visit to Sanfurd. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt were here lor the opening of the new Hunt plant and the cere­ monies at the Chamber of Commerce dinner as well. " I ’m very much a homebody," insisted attractive blueejed Mrs. Hunt. She wear* around her neck a Jeweledringed bubble containing a grain of mustard-seed, a talis­ man from the Biblical quota­ tion. "If ye have faith like un- MRS. ROBERT SMITH grand finale, which will be "The S ta n and Mrlpcs For­ ever.” The Male Chorus will be ac­ companied. as before, by Ver­ satile Mrs. Hubert Smith at the piano. Mrs. Smith, the only female of llic aggregation adds a distinct note of charm and beauty to the group. Tickets are on sale now Irom all the member* of the Chorus who will be presuming tbclr com­ bined voices under the direc­ tion of Robert Carnie. The chorus is strictly a non­ profit organization, "Just a bunch of fellow* that like to ail and the price of (lie tickets is very nominal. • MRS. H. L. HUNT to a grain ot mustard seed ft • * * The Hunts have four chil­ dren, Ray, JS, and June, IT, both students at SMU; Helen, 13, and Swanoc, 12. (The name Swnncc Is "an old family name Ihut has been handed down for generations.") All the family is very ac­ tive in the First Baptist Church of Dallas, reputed to be one of the lurgest in the world, with a membership of over 12,000. Son Hay is president ot the 130 voice teenage choir of the church, whirls is planning a lour of Florida next year. All of the children sing, Mrs. Hunt said, and added that she and Mr. Hunt like tu sing, too. "We cherish the time that we have together a* a lamily. and enjoy cacti other’s com­ pany >o much in the precious times dial we are all able to be together," stic said, •The Hunt home is a replica of Ml. Vernon and overlooks White Rock Lake in Dallas. .Mrs. Hunt said that tliey cn‘ courage their children to bring their friends home. "Sometimes when my hus­ band's business affairs keep ,’ n c very busy, t just have to excuse myself when the chil­ dren and their activities arc depending on me," said Mrs. Hunt. The charming lady from Dallas told her Interviewer that she agrees wholeheartedly -with her husband’s belief that the greatest power on earth ;i* prayer. "If everyone would Just pray each day asking that the free­ dom of our country might be preserved, our prayers would surely be heard. SID VIHLEN THE SANFORD M A L E CHORUS is planning to add « special attraction to their program for this spring which Is scheduled fur Jan. 28 at the Civic Center. Sid Vlhlen, weU known young Sanford man, part of Uui Randall Electric Vlhlen family wlU play a trumpet solo as part of the program, and will also accompany the (plane and tbe linger* In the • • ANOTHER LOCAL SON making the news is E. C. Wil­ liams Jr., who graduated from Auburn University with his degree in Business Adminis­ tration. He was a 1930 graduate of Seminole High School and served in the personnel Divls- E. C. WILLIAMS JR. The Music Department of the DcBary Women's Club presented a musical by MittIcr. Victor Herbert. Romberg, Johann Straus and Frits Kriesler at the Community Center last week. Opening the program was a piano duct hv Mrs. 1ju r a I’latt Brown and Mrs. Theresa Kupeez. The DcRar.v Choristers s a n g "Moonbeams” a n d "Thine Alone," by Victor Her­ bert. Mildred Blair, soprano, sang "(give Sends a Little (iift of Roses." by Oppenshaw; "Indian Summer," "Oh Sweet Mystery of Life" by Vic­ tor Herbert, and "One Kiss" by Romberg. Mrs. Blair was assisted by Evelyn Dzlck. Mrs. J. Parks und O. Donaldson in one number. A piano and violin duet was presented featuring Mrs. T. W. Donaldson, violinist, ac­ companied by Theresa Kupccz at the piano. Ruhcrl N. Mc­ Gee. bass-baritone, s a n g , "Gypsy Love Song." "One Alone" anil "Desert Song." companicd by Theresa Ku|H‘cz. "Beautiliil Rosemary" by Fritz Kricsler. Mrs. Don­ aldson. violin, and Mrs. Ru­ pees at the piano closed the first half of tbe program. A free will offering was tak­ en lo buy music and gowns tor the Chorister*. Gertrude MacNaughtoti, soprano, sang "Kiss Me Again," "Deep in My Heart,” “Only a Hose,” "Love Came To Mr" and "For 1 lxi\c You So." Till* via* bil­ lowed by a duel featuring Mrs. MacNaugldon and Robert Mc­ Gee. singing "Gypsy Lovers" and a Lively Polka by Mrs. Donaldson, accompanied by Mrs. Kupccz. Miss Bishop Hostess To Circle Three Circle Three of the Christ­ ian Women'* Fellowship of First Christian Church met with Miss Flo Bishop, w-itli Mr*. (J. D. Lundress, chair­ man, presiding, Mr*. Landrcss also gave Hie worship program taken from Paul's Roman Sandals, a study ot Timothy. Miss llidmp presented an illIrresling sillily from the Isuik "Disciples on the Rim of Asia," telling of the conditions in Hongkong; tin- distress ot the refugee* from Communist China and services given by various churches and Church World Service. A report wo* given concern­ ing the fruit cake sale. During the social hour the hostess served refreshment*. Others present were Mine*. O. T. Pearson, Ailcnr Williams, V. II. Grantham. Kuphcinia Huntley, Effie Durden. Blanche Kuhn and Mrs. Mabel Bishop. .Mrs. Huntley will be hostess for the February meeting. Mrs. William* was welcomed back by the group, alter an extended slay In Michigan. Ilir frnnTnrK Vrralfi Tnes. .Tan. 22, *6!t—Page S Bridal Shower Honors Miss Jones Miss Shirley Jones was guest of honor at a recent bridal shower given hy Mrs. O. W. Hall and her daughter, Mr*. William Wilherow, at the Hall home, ltd Smilh Poplar Ave., Sanford. The hostesses presented Hie honorce, her mother, Mrs. Ted Junes, and Hie groom-elect's mother, Mr*. Philip (Irani, with rorsage* Games were played and prize* awarded to Mrs. Don­ ald Cain and Mr>. Richard Hall. Refreshments of chips and dips, potato chips, eske and punch were served to tho»« attending. Other* enjoying Ihe evening were Mr*. K, M. Cain. Mrs. Bera Perkins, Mr*. Sid Galley, Mrs, Dan Pelham, Mr*. Prest Oglesby, Mrs. C, T. Swaggerty, Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs. Roger Briltun, Mrs. Howard Price. Mrs. Dol Crowley, Mr*. Kula Davis, Mr*. Robert Cushing, Mr*. Robert Strickland. Mrs. Carlton Sikes, and the Misses lauilse Dodimead. K a t h y Grant, Crisli Cain and Penny Strickland. MRS. O. \V. HALL and Mrs. William Wit he row (seated) were co-hostesses for a bridal shower honoring1Miss Shirley Jones. Left to right stand. lug are the r room-elect *s mother. Mrs. I’hillp Grant, Miss Jones and her mother, Mrs. Ted Jones. (Herald Photo) CfaJudsw QihduA IXORA CIHCI.i: Twenty-nine member* ol Ixura Circle met at the home of Mr*. Spencer Harden for their regular monthly meet­ ing. Mrs. G. D. Bishop Jr. was co-hostess. During llic business session Mrs. Harry Iwc Jr., president, announced that the Sanford Garden Club would hold a benelit card parly on Fell. II. She also stated (bat the rlub is collecting Christmas card* for its world gardening project und anyone having cards to donate might contact Mrs. Eric Vlhlen. Mrs. Tom Mcro. program chairman, introduced Cecil A. Tucker, county agent, who presented an informal discus­ sion of the extent of plant damage caused by Hie recent freeze, lie advised against severe pruning at Hie present time since Ibis might stimu­ late plant growth und in the event there Is a no l her freeze In February, a* predicted. Hie C REATIVE W O M AN ion of the Navy aboard the USS Bremerton during the Ko­ rean War. •iUCHtS He is married lo the former Mis* Marilyn Busy, also an Auburn grad, and for the past three year* ha* been associ­ ated with the Hi-Way Host Senkarik's (or about two more Motels, Inc., and with tin- Hol­ weeks. • • • iday inn at Auburn a* assist MAJOR OLIVER L. BUT ant manager. • • • NER JR., son of Mr. and Mrs. ARTIST C A T II Y DEE. Leo Uiitncr o( Sanford baa (Catherine Dodson) ha* drawn been named among llic live incuts the subjects of her one-man Eighth Air Force crew* cited show now on di»pla> at Sen- for professional achievement kiriks, from real-life people in llic Strategic Air Commands honor roll of the safest pro­ in Sanford. Three of the paintings are fessional crews, Mrs. Bulncr srnd* along a of the recognizable local folks. Uno is of meter-man Patrol­ clipping on the event and notes man Jim Hardy, seen around that the Eighth Air Force in­ town lor lo these many years. clude* the liases from Arkan­ This painting is drawn from sas to Maine and down to (lie lime whrn Mr. Hardy had Florida. She say* *hc I* very Cute Klllrns the little umbrella on lop of proud of her son, who i* well Two kitten pillows! Fun to his scooter to protect him from knuwn in Sanford. • • • make, *o nice to use. No. m i­ the rain anil sun. llOUEKT PARK, son of Dr. ll measures 12 inches! No. A second painting, entitled "Evening Pra>*r" i* |>or- and Mrs. Charles Park Sr. of 2(7-11 is IB incites. These are two separate pat­ (rayed by Mr*. J. L. Bullard, Sanford, ha» been selected by and is a pensive interpretation University of Florida students terns—each contains hot-iron of a gray-haired lady, her for their Honor Roll of Pro­ trausfer and lull directions. To order send 35 cenls in hands folded and her head fessor*. Student* graded their pro coins for each pattern to: bowed in prayer. Creative Woman The third is of a young girl. feasors by popular ballot and Sanford Hrrald Mis* Judi Taylor, who in her gave their "reporl cards" to Box 438, Midtown Station Indian costume is shown danc­ them in a campus asirmhly New York 18. N. Y. ing before a campfire. Judl recently. E i g li t professors Print name, address, style really has performed before a were chosen for “excellence campfire with the Lake Mary in classroom teaching" and number and size. Boy Seoul* and their Indian given engraved plaques in lieu of report cards. Dance activities. NOW IK THE TIME Park is instructing in logic j The huge scene w h i c h shows a little girl and boy and American Institutions. TO PLANT anitching a before - dinner Others included Prof. Earnest FRUIT TREES anack. presents a familiar B a r t l e y , political science; scene, and this little pair Prof. Robert Carson, humani-, PLUMS - PEARS could be anybody's children. ties; Jack Funkhouscr. hu­ AND PERSIMMONS Others of the paintings are manities; Prof. Ira Gordon, j READY TO GO| landscapes and a still life, all education foundations; Asst. | done in rich and glowing col­ Prof. Allison Lewis, philoso­ Grapeville Nursery or* with minute and painstak­ phies and humanities; Asst. 2111 Grapeville Ate. ing attention to detail. You'll Prof. Robert Marcus, geogra­ FA 2*0886 have to tec them lor yourself, phy, und Prof. Arthur Thump and they'll ba on display at son, American history. plant would he even inure se­ verely damaged. He also indi­ cated Hut it would tie best lo wait several week* before fertilizing plants for tbe same reason. Mr. Tucker informed the member* (hat the county agents are always available in their office from 9 lo 12 every Monday morning for Hie ex­ press p u rp o se of discussing home owners' problem*. He also staled that on Feb. 24. during an evening meeting ot the Civic Center which will lie open lo the politic, tlie head of the ornamental horticulture department of Hie University of Florida will speak. This will he followed in April by a gat ilcning school, details of which will he announced at a later dale. DeBary Personals Ity Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. ami Mr*. Chester Hear* ick arc home from a trip to California, where they visited their daugldrr and tier family and a trip into Mexico and Texas before heading home to DeBary. Mr. und Mrs. William Stripp nl Legion Place are entertain­ ing their son und tlauglilcr-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Stripp Jr., and grandchildren, Karen und Dana. Mr. and Mrs. Harold CafBn have returned from a visit to Ihrir daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corson Jr., and son, Edgar III, at Westlumpton, lamg Island, N. Y. The Coflins were honored guests at a (amity reuuiun held in Beth Page, L. I. Rev. and Mrs. Augustus C. Summers entertained Chaplain Vernon I*. Jaeger and his wife Ibis past weekend. Rev. Jaeger is a retired Army chap lain from Fori Knox, Ky. They will tour central Florida be­ fore leaving Dellary. Mr. and Mrs. William Bragg of Sunset Drive have her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. und Mrs. L. J. Self and their three grandchildren as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Salis­ bury of Azalea Drive are en Irrlaming Mr. .Salisbury's brn thrr and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Post, Irom Binghamton, N. Y. The Posts like DeBary so much they have rented a home on Nnranja Road while slaying in Central Florida. Church Calendar TUESDAY Men of the First Presbyter­ ian Church meet at 7 p.m. fur supper und program. Till* is Ladies Night anil guest speak­ er will he l)r. George Hudson, a missionary from Taiwan. Lake Mary Personals Mrs. Helen llrmmerivk and Mis* Helen Johnson left Mon­ day lo relurn In Ihclr home in Rochester, N. Y„ after a three weeks visit in Lake Mary with Mr*. Ilemmerick's brother-in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pardy. While here they visited many arras of In­ tercut In Central Florida and also (ourrd the southern part of the slate. POKE PUFFS Smocking on dresses should VARY TIIE SPARKLE never tie Ilatlmcd with an Shun daily wear of the same iron. Stubborn puffs can lie costume Jewelry item. Vary poked inlu shape with fingertip your costumes’ accents for while Ihe garment i* drying. greater effectiveness. Mrs. Cole Named Worthy Matron Of Eastern Star One hundred members and visitors were pre*ent for elec­ tion of officer* of Seminole Chapter 2. Order of Eastern Star recently. Kleclrd were: Mrs. Charles Cole, Worthy Matron; Jam es E. Blackman, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Ludern Estes, associate matron; R. E. Peuriloy, a-*ociatc patron; Mrs. J. II Rilbrey, secretary; Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, treasur* er; Mrs J. J. Nicholson J r , conductress; Mr*. Irving Pry­ or, associate conductress; and Harvey Dunn, sentinel Mrs Qtiilla Biddle, inslruc* tor of District 24. from New Smyrna Beach, was a visitor, as were Mr. and Mr*. Harry Baugh, Past Matron and Past Patron of Wheaton Chapter 506, Wheaton, III., now resid* lng In Dellary. , Mr*. Myron I.each and Mrs, C. L. Jones became affiliated with Hie local chapter at th« meeting. Birthday iionoreei were Mrs. J . E. Courier, Mr*. Joe Ia>inhnrt. Mrs. John Car­ ver, Mrs. Sybil Rnuth, Mis* Versa Woodcock, Paul Marcos, J. J. Nicholson Jr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Mrs, R. E. Pcurifoy, Worthy Matron, reported on her year, slating that six had been ini­ tialed (one by courtesy for another chapter), and two hy affiliation. She also staled that she had been asked to serva as associate grand conductress at the Grand Chapter in Jack­ sonville in April. She and worlhy patron, Mr. Pcurifoy, presented an electric wall clock to the lodge. She thank­ ed a substitute officer, Mrs. Helen Lcinhart, for serving. Worthy Matron-elect, Mrs. Cole, announced installation open tu friends and relatlvea of Eastern Star members Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Building. Refreshments were aerved by Mrs. P. A. Rowland and Mrs. Estes, You'll make the w isest choice m m atter which Chevrolet you choose! These four ditfereni ears are alike in one im|MirLint way. Each is a produrl of Chevrolet Division of General Motors. So each will give yon more performance, Utility, comfort and good Ituwg at tradein. Rut each is tailored to a certain kind of buyer. Our liig Chevrolet has the Jet-sm o o th ride, luxury and styling you'd ei|iect only in costly cars. Chevy II ferntares purkuble size, |ierky performance and outstanding fuel economy. Corvnir gives you roar engine maneuverability and HjHjrta car flair. The new Coryell* Sting Ray can best bo described m dramatic. With a choice of 3:t models, there’s one Chevrolet that will suit you host. Saapi Cotng C/Mf FINAL A LL Vi PRICE D R ESSES KEG. SltMLI to S.tO.fl.'i SP O R T SW E A R CAI’KIH ■ SLACKS • SHORTS BLO U SES SIIII' *N SHORE - PI IATT JEW ELRY ENTIRE STOCK I RACK OF — DVALUES R ESSES $12.95 lo $39.95 ALL SALES FINAL ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME Slinu-n (lop lo bottom), '63 Chevy I I N»nI {00 Slot inn W'affon, Chtrrvltt Impala Si ('•jrretU S ltn j liny Sport Coupe and C'ortuir Atom a Club Coape See four entirely diJjereiU kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer's. Holler M otor Sales Company, “OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL NINE" Cor. 2nd & Palmetto Sanford, Fla. FA 2-0711 �ft W ho Said Vaudeville's Dead? It t a t • bit too aariy to ranlad homo ownars thot their applications for Florida’s $8,000 homestead exomption may bo fllod any timo bo* twoon January 1 and April 1, IMS. For tho benefit of neweomon to our o u r community, c o m m u n ity , it is ahould sn u u iu bo uv explain* an p iatu •d th st s provision written into tho BUto Constitution allows homeown­ ers to Apply for this exemption etch year. The filing time once again 1* between January 1 and April 1. Seminole County Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walker makes the filing Worry Clinic of appllcatloni aa eaoy aa possible by mailing applications to those who already have an exemption. In addi­ tion, Mrs. Walker, or a representa­ tive of her office, calls at each town In tho county during March In order to answer questions and help tax­ payers In filling out applications. Each year tho Herald makes a special mention of this opportunity. Wo do this because, strange as It might seem, a number of taxpayers must dig up a tidy extra sum each year because they neglect to file an application. proper motion*, you will soon begin to fool tho correspond­ ing emotion*.” Bob end Do tin* were not the first nor the l if t couple “ Dr. Crane,” she began whom I had launched on a aeriei of datea for psycholo- blushlngly, "I hardly know what to aay. Maybe 1 sound­ gical res ions. And, deeplts Donna’s »ln- ed like an awful fool when cere protests that she Just 1 said I would never, NEVER, never could get lntereated In become interested In anybody any boy again and that life or anything again. “ For 1 have fallen In love was all wormwood and gall to her, I knew ahe would with Bob. And he has given me hla fraternity pin. We change her viewpoint—IF. And that big "IF " meant. plan to get married after we IF ibs wars to go through graduate. “ And I can truthfully aay the proper motions, which meant accepting datea, re- I am far happier with Bob gardleii, and convening and than I ever waa with my acting animated, even though former fiance. “ It Is hard to underatand abe bald a Doubting Thcmai and 1 can hardly believe it, attitude. Our axiomi of peychology myself, but that JUtlng was ara Just aa logical and sura- really the best thing that has fire aa the axiomi in gaom* ever happened to me.” Bob, too, got caught Is hla etry or the laws of pfayiics. Wouldn't U be illly for own trap. For this “project” (which earned him a “A” Donna to have exclaimed: "If I jump off a tall build­ grade on hla term paper) al­ ing I will not fall, for the io won him a lovely bride, law of gravity no longer though be hadn't anticipated operates on me line* I have that double dividend. So send for my 200-polat been Jilted.” Gravity pays no attention ‘■Test for Sweethearts,” in ­ closing a stamped return en­ to your feels or moods. And we have laws of pay- velope, plus 20c and learn chology that will liktwiat bow to build a wise romance. work, Inexorably, U you Juat follow tboie precise rulea. Donna acted like a robot or mechanical coed on har first few dates. But she Wt may, before too loaf, would occasionally forget her begin to detect the first (slat grief and smile a t Bob'a jokes itgns of a change for the until she finally began to en­ batter In the cold war. joy hla phone colli and re ­ —Undersecretary of S t a t e quests for dates. George W. Ball. bead | net year heart, hi such a crisis. And seed for t t e Betlag Scales belew. Caae 0-4M: Donna O., aged Is the coed who wanted Is commit suicide after aba bad been jilted. But after four montha of “forced” dating with another attractive college man nam­ ed Bob, Donna began to smile and even laugh again. Bob faithfully escorted her to school parties and to church, to movies and to concerts. For Bob had acespted the e a it aa a “project" In my Social Psychology d a n , for I always combined academic teaching with very practical problami. Bob waa only Interested, therefore, In restoring Don­ na's Interest In external real­ ity. For be was writing a term paper on this project, so hla intareat waa purely scientific. But Donna waa a very at­ tractive coed. And they shar­ ed many mutual Interests and ideals, for I would not have paired them off, ulhorwlee. For we have a surefire axiom of psychology that tice. They hold the** a rt one­ reads: “ If you Juat go through the time expenditure! on which the government gets a direct return only by the Increasing tax-paying capacity of the In­ dividuals affected. Therefor* It li argued that health, edu­ cation and welfare appropria­ tions should b# retained as ad­ ministrative budget expand!tu n a. UI'I Foreign Nona Analyst the East German economy, al­ Whatever Nikita Khrush so proved less then a success. Thera ara, finally, ths socalled “cash budget" Items In th* last ysar mura than 12,000 East Germans risked th st in Uia past have not been Communist bullets to escape Included in ths administrative across It, and ths economy budget. They Inclod* federal nosodlvod to oven greater gasoline taxes paid Into ths depths. highway trust fund which is disbursed to th# stats* for and 1 am th* Jointer,” said The potato harvest fell 43 Khrushchev. “His friends are per cent lowor than In 1901, construction. sugar boats <2 par cant, males Thera ara also payroll de­ my friends." Bo, for the moment a t least, <7 per cent and wheat <4 per ductions from both employers and employes for social secur­ Khrushchev, arriving for the cant. There worv 40,000 fewer ity payments te the aged, ■Ixth congress of the East atata payment* Into and with­ German Communist party, set hand of cattla and 1J million drawals from unemployment to rest speculation about ths (swsr pigs. Yet for now Ulbricht Is ths Insuroneo funds, veterans Ufa futura of the man who has Insurance pnm lum and bene­ been rumored ready for the best that Khrushchev has, end, Kremlin ax more often than besides, Khrushchev had other fit payments. These payment now total any ether satellite leader but fish to fry, And, as he keynoted ths over <20 billion a year, with who has outlived them all. Aa th* Kremlin's overseers opening of the party eongroas receipt* slightly higher. They have a definite Impact on the for East Germany, Ulbricht In East Berlin, Ulbricht obedU. S. economy and they are has been somewhat lees than lently picked up his cus. successful either in restoring China, hs said, violated ths fully accounted for. When added to aa adminis­ the East Germany economy or doctrine of co-oxlsteneo when trative budget of, toy ISO bil­ In winning friends for the Bo- it attacked India without con­ sulting or oven informing ite lion and a capital budget of vlst Union. His regime depends upon Communist allies. around <40 billion—Including defense equipment, research, the presence of Soviet armed China and Albania arv or­ iented toward war, which "has health, education and welfare forces. The Berlin wall, of which become unrealistic In ths satpayment* — they would make th* federal sector of ths na­ Ulbricht reportedly was a tlsmsnt of any dispute . . . dis­ tional Income budget dose to chief architect and which was putes must be settled through <125 billion. Thet’s a figure to designed to halt ths mass out­ negotiation.” flow of refugees threatening As for Germany! rsmsmbor. 20 The battle for power between the states and the federal govern­ ment goes on. Congress and the 47 states with reguUr legislative ses­ sions In 1068 are being asked to ap­ prove three striking proposals which would materially enhance state au­ thority. Only Virginia, Kentucky, and Mississippi do not convene their leg­ islatures In rtgular session this ysar. Tits proposals being put before the others would bar tho federal courts from acting on state legisla­ tive reapportionment, would make It easier for states to initiate amend­ ments to ths U.S. Constitution, and would esabiish a so-called Court of ths Union which in major respects would be superior to ' the U. 8. Su­ preme Court. These propositions are the pro. duct of ths General Assembly of the States, a nationwide conclave of leglslstort and other state officers. They are being proposed as amend­ ments to the U.S. Constitution. One anonymous expert on state government says no more than three atatsa are likely to endorse tho revo­ lutionary court plan. Most probable are Alabama and Florida, with Miss­ issippi a prospective third state if it ahould call a special session for that purpose. As for ths other proposals, It is anticipated that perhaps 10 may ap­ prove the idea of amplifying procedures by which etates can initiate constitutional amendments. And just five or six are expected to endorse a ban on UJ3. Court rulings in stats apportionment There is no thought that any of tho plans will got anywhere in Con­ gress. When Congress does approve an amendment, it must then gain ratifi­ cation by three-fourths of the states — now 88. For ths ststss to inltiato an amendment, two-thirds of ths 80 must apply for a constitutional con­ vention. Congress must then sum­ mon the convention to consider am­ endment*. Those approved must aain have ths sndorsemsnt of threeourths of ths states. This cumbersome method never has been used. Under the new pltn, whenever two-thirds of ths states agree on a specific amendment, It would automatically make the ratifi­ cation rounds in quest of ths sams threo-fourths vota. Since congressional approval of the three plana is unlikely, the states this time would have to use the cumbersome machinery to win firststage approval. And they are pres­ ently a long way from tho neces­ sary two-thirds majority. Remotest prospect of all is the revolutionary Court of the Union. In the states' assembly In Deccml>er, Jt was dropped Just 2 i to 20. The other proposals gained heavy ma­ jorities. Tho proposed new court would consist of the 50 state chief Justices. It would have power to decide whe­ ther judgments of the Supreme Court affecting rights reserved to the states or tne people under the Constitution were projwrly within Supreme Court jurisdiction. Observers at the assembly meet­ ing say the three proposals ore the work of such staunch conservatives as William Chappell, Florida legisla­ tor and Fred Gullck of the Kansas legislative council. One observer suggests that many ntates' votes were cast by individ­ uals "not even representative of their unrepresentative legislatures." That ths proposals are under study at all is perhaps stout proof of what militant, energetic "believers" can accomplish. ? Always A Problemi With me, thee* took the form perlec* of s young lady In WASHINGTON (U PI) Anyone who quite smoking of dart throwing and an abor­ Pensacola, Fla., with whom ! most go through a readjust­ tive attempt to grow S beard. have been In correspondence. But by and large I have had ment period that Is likely to X would mention hsr name It oasy compared t* the expresent ssrtsla difficulties. except th st she ta In the broadcasting b u s i n e s s and OUT OUR WAY therefore la presumably ad­ verse to publicity. Bo III Juat call har Mias Wireless. o w a a o o * without Miss Wireless writes that until a few montha ago aha not only waa a confirmed cig­ arette amoker but also had a habit of ahowlng bar finger- Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Tuss* January 22, IMS n fo rb f e r a ll* a w s t u a a . uisilow , u a n r v a a is iu . M aaagiag MSItor 4VUV WBUS Couaiy Matter C StaU A PAMMMM I s t i i i i M ite r is t H M M is s e n u x Faster* Mailer ■am* MoUvser Ite Weak a t i M a u u m o N ssatsm Mr StaM Ssasiaste 1 'i i i t r | i .m t rear all stAic Ill.At l Tsar This ta s dangerous combin­ ation, owing U tho fact that a amoker who stieka a finger In hla or her mouth is apt to put s match to It by mistake. Recognising thot aha waa s potential f i n kasard, Miss Wire Is** resolved to kick ths nicotine habit, which lad to rather unexpected results. "Whan I quit smoking,” Miss Wireless reports, "I bocams befuddled, confused, dim. wltted. A t first. It was diffi­ cult to remember what | had ateppwf. So, by accident, I stopped biting my Mila a t th* same time.” Oaa might think that cosgratulaUons were In order for ridding herself of taro bad habits, but Mlsa W i r e l e s s view* It as a mixed blessing. "X new have long unshapely claws that eanataatly require attention. I rip my twee, I kit ths wrong lattera on the type­ writer and I go around U p­ ping on tables all day. "1 never had aay trouble picking up plaa when 1 had n* nails. Now I’m baring to b* rehabilitated and learn how to m i th i InilmmtnUs "I wako up scratched and 1.0* 4 Months 4.11 4 M sstka M S I Months I t e • Months I t e I Month t.M I Month U. S. Postal R sfu lsllo n s provld. th a t all mall sub.crli>tlons ba I've davatuped th* dreadful 0*14 ta odvanco. habit of blowing on my nails Holered a s tM ua* olno. u n lU r October St, ISIS s i (Its 1'o.t and shining them un my cut- Oftlc* a t Sanford, F lo rid a, u n d tr Ihn Art o f C v n s r r w of Alarvh. T h s Harold l. asajnaively I f •rtatad la tola So p a rt a t any installs!, uawa n r adtarlU lim . or Ihla edition ># Sanford H erald may ba rap rod seed la e a r m anner w ithr r ttte a perm He Iso e l tb s p n b liassr o f T b s Hereto. Aay Id as) e r firm n e p o a s lb u fa r sa sh rap rsd u etiaa w ill k# dared a s ta m n y la g • • The Herald** eepyriulii sad will be liable ror dnu iaata under tb« law. l'ui-llsl.sd dally a iu rp t ‘day. Sunday and c b r u u a a ii publltksd Saturday p rtia a a in s Miss WirvUs* certainly ha* a problem th a n and, as a fal­ low cx-smoker, I would Uk* to help if 1 can. My suggestion U that sine* aha d o ssal use cig­ arette. aay m a n aha ahould bite tli* filtcis off and impaU Political WASHINGTON— (NEA) — President Kennedy’s budget message for the next fiscal ysar now la expected to ask for over |100 billion In “new obligations! authority" for the first time In history. It was IWJJ billion U st year. Un­ doubtedly there will be a new effort to change government accounting methods to make it look smaller. The President raised this possibility In his “economic myths” speech a t Yale last June, but It wasn’t very en­ thusiastically received. Con­ gress did nothing almut It. With a former Williams pro­ fessor and member of the Council of Economic Advisers, Ksrmlt Gordon, now Installed as budget director, ths Idra probably will not bo allowed to die. Main purpose of this pro­ posed reform Is to keep separ­ ata the government’s current operating axpenses and housekeeping bills which ar« paid for out of Income and excise taxes. Payments out of trust funds for things like social security or highway construction and government axpenses for cap­ ital investments and loans Would than be kept In other accounts. The net effect of this would be to make the so-called "ad­ ministrative budget’’ smaller than It le at the present time. It would Include government payrolls, national defense, vet­ erans and farm programs and Interest payment on ths publle debt. Three might total only 00 per cent of ths budget as It has been. Ilut on top of this would be a capital budget, covering ths government’s Investments on which it gets soma return. This would Include foreign aid loans as well ns domestic loans for housing and agricul­ ture, which are repaid with In­ terest. It would also Include ex­ penditures for publle build­ ings, direct appropriation* for highways, airports, hospitals, public lands, power derm, Irri­ gation projects and stockpil­ ing programs. Thsso era long term Invest­ Notebook ments that cannot and ahould not l>e written off In the years money is spent for them. An argument develops ovtr whether expenditure* for na­ tional d a f • n s a equipment should ba considered capital o u t l a y s or administrative costs. The weapons that a country buys — its warships, planes, missiles and military hardware—nre of course, cap­ ital usseta that can be Inven­ toried during their useful life. Hut they are expendable In war and soon becomo obsolete In peace time, after which they can bo sold only as Junk. There Is no return on such In­ vestments other than their contribution to national secur­ ity. This Is a valuable service, hut It does not pay a tangible dividend measurable In dollars. According to another theory of accounting, the govern­ ment's capita! budget should also Include development pro­ grams like tho atomic energy or sparo research programs for both military and civilian use. Still another theory Is th at government appropria­ tions for health, ^duration and welfara should ba considered capital expenditures since they develop human resource*. More coniervstlve e c o n o ­ mist* don't accept thla prac­ A brownie (or brawny) li a benign goblin or spirit which, according to Scottish folklore, U supposed to haunt old bouses and *omo­ ll mo* help families with household tasks such si cleaning during the night. Perhaps those modern little girls, miniature Girl Scouts, are supposed to bo tbc re la­ ceration of those sprites. In ths Ust few years a need has been felt to some­ how distinguish between tho types of books which ara conceived only as a piece of saleable merchandise and those which ara undertaken fur some artistic purpose. Ther term “ non-book” wai coined recently to describe Uw first typo of book. w V ^ C H tC K WITH )froc*o o tu a r t W W * CHICK WITH george NOW through JAN. 31st « ft Phil Newsom Soys Berlin tensions can only ba settled through ths West Ber­ lin city government, not by Bonnt direction negotiations must taks place for creation of normal relations beween East and West Germany. There probably la not a more hated man In the whole of Germany than Ulbricht. H* scarcely would seem to be tl» man to carry on successful negotiations. But West Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, an adamant foe of any settlement short of Ger­ man reunification, now is * lame-duck chancellor. Khrush­ chev may hops Adenauer’s successor will be easier to deal with. M lK M flfil L 5R S S ft ft Memorial Gifts HEART RESEARCH SEMINOLE - DeBABT COUNCIL P. O. BOX 106 8 AN FORD, FLA. I When you subscribe to The Sanford Herald you're getting ALL the County News while it IS news. SA N FO R D H ERA LD stuart's WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE ft H AVE IT START T O D A Y �91)* Twins Sign Vic Power Big Payoffs Spark Action Af Fronton coffee at a civic (roup break­ fast in Minneapolis, Griffith, feeling in a much better mood, jokingly told the Bothering he wasn't sure how to introduce Power because ho still hadn't agreed to terms. “ I guess I'll just have to say, ‘Here la Vic Power,” ' said Griffith. Whereupon the Minnesota first baseman leaped up from his teat and said: “Okay, I agree to terms, but give me a good introduction.'* The obliging Griffith got up. made tho Introduction all over again and really poured It on. That did it. And all It took was that morning coffee. Power, who batted .290 last season, hit 16 home runs and drove in 63 runs, win given u raise that boosted his salary in tho neighborhood uf S30,0uu. HOOSIER HOPE - - - - - By Alan Mav*r Strikes . . . Spares I f j | _ a a 0 a Rrrnlfc Tuca. Jnn. 22, '63— Page 5 By United P i t h International Ever notice w hit that mornIn i coffee doea for tome peo­ ple? Changes tliclr personality completely. It worked wondera Monday for club president Calvin Grif­ fith and firit baaeman Vic Power of the Minnesota Twins. Shortly after both had their • B in f orb Nothing Like A Good Introduction By John A. 8 poUkl I t mean* ao very much when you do It and yat it'a ona of tho leaat expensive thing* you can do In life! And If you'll pardon ua for a moment or two, I'm going to Join the club and Indulge! What la thla phenomenon you aak? Paying a compliment to your fellow men, that'e what it ill You know we elt go thru thoae parloda when man-ohday, but wouldn’t you Ju it aa aoon stay in bediiil I received a letter from Doris Bell ’tother day and be* Utve me, I’m glad I finally roused myself out of the aackl First of all, lot me aay that tha civilian group* who've been temporarily assigned to the NAS base — Douglass, North American, Autonetice, NAESU Engineers, are in my mind very definite assets to Sanford. I t’s been our pleasure being hoet to many of these fine folks. Proof of that atatoment carrying a mutual re­ spect for we civilians is the text of Doria' letter: "Dear John, "Good byes are eomethlng I am afraid I have never bean much good a t aa 1 wind up in tears and feci utterly ridic­ ulous, so will let this little note do my talking. Mlt has been a pleaeure to have bean abla to participata in tha activities hare a t J e t Lane*. "Through you and the lanae, I hare met a wonderful group of people and it is with the deepest regret tiiat I have to leava you all behind, liu t you will be in my thoughts often "I wish you and youra tha very beat of e v e r y t h i n g throughout Ui* New Year and perhaps, if It be God’s will, wa will ell meet again aometima in the future." Many, many thank* for that wonderful sheet of sentiments, Doris! You’ll be missed, I’m sure. A rousing salute to tha folks a t the Florida State Bank of Sanford. Gentlemen, whan wa all compete in the forthcoming Men’s City Association Tourn ament, all of the trophies will be supplied by our generous hosts, the people of the Flor- Seniors Golf Play Underway BELLEAIR, Fla. (U PI) — Five former champion* were Included in the field today as match play got under way In the 30th American Seniors Golf championship. Ed Randall of Miami, who won the event in 193S and HSU, took medalist honors Monday with a 36-hole score of 141. He barely edged out Leon Sikes Sr., Palm Beach, who bad 14*. SUes won tha event twice, in 19S7 and 1039. Defending champion Jobs Roberta of Chicago did not have to qualify for the tour­ ney. The two other former cham­ pions in the championship flight were Jack Russell of Clearwater, who wo® the event In 1061, and Egon Quittnar of Rydal, Pa„ who won in 1060. Runcti qualified with 131. while Quittner qualified with U4. The field of 1M golfers was trimmed to the low 33 scores at at the end of Monday’s play. The cutoff score was 160. Other qualifying scores In­ cluded Rey Hanabury, Bos­ ton, 110; Bruce Coffin, Mar­ blehead, Maw., H I; George Haggerty, Detroit, Ml: Dexte r Dsntola, Viator Haven, IU : V sdtofd Oxeard. Provldeare, R, I , u » ; and R. H. 1Cu*ilu>, Keanu**, -V Y , i u . ids Stale Rank of Sanford. Plans arc falling Into their respective places real well, thanks particularly to the as­ sociation officer* — H a r r y Prntccost and Gene Estridgr. (And suy, huw about thut Gene being elected as Vice Presi­ dent of the First Federal SavIng* and Loan Association of Sanford? We're all mighty proud for you, Gene!) This year there’ll lie a ban­ quet following the tournament nt which time Individual troples will be awarded. (Incident­ ally, kh!*, make certain Hint you put your request in to your hubby tiiat ha picks up a ticket for you, tool) It's tho association's hope and desire that tha wives lie there. (Hey, this ia u sneaky way of getting the old man to take you out, right gale?) The banquet co-chairmen are Paul Mercotte and Don Brum­ field. One final reminder, re/the tournament, all league aecretariei are requested to turn into Gene Estridge tha indi­ vidual averages, as of Jnn. 1 , 1063, listed alphakoticully. We're looking for quite a few men’* teams to go to lha ■tats tournament in Sarasota this ytar. Remember all of tha fun we had last year down In Miami T If your team ia Intereitad, or if you want to form your own team to go on down, pleats 1s t me know ao th at I can plan on making the proper number of motel reservations, QUICKIE NOTES OF IM­ PORTANCE. . . . Tonight's the night for the S. W. B. A. meeting a t tha Amarlcan Le­ gion Hall, Highway 17-02 starting at B p. m. The gale will be making their plans for thsir forthcoming City Tourn­ ament. . . . Central Florida Monthly Clastic will be here a t Je t Lancs thla Saturday nltc, starting a t 7 p. m. Addi­ tional squads to follow a t 0 and It p. ni. There are two categories. A—176 avg. A up, and 11—113 A under. Thie coming Sunday, at S p. in., the public li invited out to watch Uie Junior Traveling Laaguo of Central Florida. Lota of good young bowlore, including our own Jet Lane* entry. Let's give 'em a real large rootin' section. Also, storting this coining Sunday a t 7 p. m., we'll be runlng the Scotch Double*— 130 Guarantee. This promo­ tion la again being sponsored by the Charles Music Co. Have you ever bawled Scotch Dou­ bles I Well, the man rolls the first ball and hla women partner has to pick up tha remaining pins. In the next frame the procedure le reversed with the woman ehootln' first and the gent converting the spare. It's lota of funl That'll do it for this week. Here's hoping that you find time to pay a call onto on* of our many fine business friend* throughout the area. . . OUR BOWLING SPONSORS! t To the victors belong the spoils, but those Los Angeles Dodgers "losers" aren't doing too badly, cither. Relievers Ed Rm’tmck uml Run Pcrranotki, two of six Dodger players to sign, re­ ceived "substantial increases" and none of the other four, Rob Milter. Joe Moeller, l'hil Or­ tega and rookie Bill Singer, were asked to take a cut. Roebuck agreed for an es­ timated $20,000 and I'crranoikt for approximately SIB.ooo. General manager Ruizlo Ha­ vas! said the dub was pursu­ ing Iti policy of rewarding ATTItACTIVE CHEERLKADING '.MUMS’ for Inst Friday niirht'a Facul­ players who had good seasons, ty versus Fathers basketball game at Lyman won) Mrs. Doris Hurkhart, uml since the Dodgers enjoyed Mrs. Evelyn llirkomneyer, Mrs, Dot i’avokliak and Mrs, Hetty Wanner, their greutrst attendance tn left to right. (Herald l'lioto) history lust year many of the raises arc good-sized ones. The Chicago White box also signed six of their players and now have u total of 10 under contrael. Latest stgnees were lly Jane Cusaelhrrry tii- school gymnasium Friday ers Am ii., which sponsors the catchers Slier m Lullur and Tin ills and spills wets the night. Tho teachers, with the annual event, made $162 to be Cstnllo Carrcon and piichers Mtke Joyce, Dorn Zanni, And) order of the night m n hard- help of South Seminole Junior used in its project for improv­ fought basketball game be­ High faculty members, won Hubilutla and Jim Norris. ing the football field. Dick Donovan, a 2Ugame tween the Lyman High School over the Duds 4U-36. The Fathers were out to Tlie Lyman Athletic Boostwinner, agreed to terms with 1'm ulty and Fillin'!* hold in show that “there’s life in the the Cleveland liuiiaus after old man yet" and gave the receiving a sizeable pay boost, while veteran southpaw Don teachers a run for their mon­ Mossi, who won 11 games last ey in spile of sore muscles year, signed Ills 1963 coutrurt and spinintd ankles. wilh the Detroit Tigers. 1‘layiug for the Fathers Donn Clendenon. expected to team wuro R. T. Milwec, cap­ lie Pittsburgh's regular first baseman, returned his signed tain, Joe I'nvvlehuk, assistant contract to the Pirates as did captain, Keu Hurkhart, Rill Lenders In the City League A fter the smoke liml cleared pitcher Rob Veale, who set an Simpktnn, J a c k Simpkins, International League record saw their fli»l place margin and the totals figured, Jut Imd Henry Duncan, Jim Illrkentaken only one gaiiie and to­ wilh Columbus last Aug. 10 by cut to two point* after last nicyer, llarlnn Goplen, l’hil tal pins, splitting tha four striking out 22 batters in a week's action. I’errault, George Culpepper, game against Buffalo. The Pi­ Jo t Lanes, going into piny point* with Harry's. AI Dow ding, John Wugner and Muanwhila second p l a c e Rob Means, rates have satisfied 18 of their with a four point lead, falter­ Lake Monroe inn and third player* so far. Coach for Hie faculty was litficlder Wayne Causey be­ ed in thulr match with ninth place Sweeney's look full ad­ "Dutch" Campbell. Players vantage of the situation and wen- Fletcher Cockrell, James came tho wvrnlli member of place H arry’s Liquor, hy taking Tour point* from It. Cole, Rill Kdwuids, Carlton the Kansas City A's to okay their respective opponents, Henley, Jim Payne, Ralph terms, and the Washington gained two points on the lead­ Diggs, John Angel, Sul Man­ Senators corralled three rookie er*. pitchers—Jim Hannan. Jack ful uml Rupert Jenkilie. Jet I.huus now leads thu leaJenkins and Jim Duckworth. Coach "Buck" Metis wnn guu by only two points over the referee fur thu game. Lake Monroe with Sweeney's only three laiiute out of first. NEW YORK U P lj-U n b o st­ Handicap proved in lie Jet's On Wuivers ilt Cincinnati, picked us Lite undoing, since they rolled 51) SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — pine over team average for A colored film of tione fish­ nation's No. I team for the Hie eel ice. Although Horsdorf The San Francisco Warriors ing on the isle of Pines, Culm, eighth straight week in thu led the team with a 202 574, of tlie National Basketball was shown by Don McAlister. United Press International ma­ and Maxwell threw in a 223 Association have placed for­ Orlando TV personality, lie. jor college basketball ratings, game, Murphy rolled high sin­ ward Ted Luckcnblll on their foro the Dctlury Fishing Club puts Its record on the line Sat­ gle for tho night with a 234 waiver list. Tho former Hous­ recently at the Firemen'* Rec­ urday against Illinois in the In hie second game. Tom Beet ton University star averaged reation Hall. was "best" for Harry’* Liquor only 3.1 point* in 20 game* Another picture wa* shown lop game of the season thus with ■ 646. with tlie Warriors this season. on quail and deer hunting in far. Florida. Hie Bearcat*, who survived McAlister, as muster of a major lest last week with rerrnioiilrs. alio introduced Walter Hudson and Tom a clove win over Bradley, were Demark, also Orlando TV fig­ tiic unanimous choice uf flic ures, nnd Sid Porter, of the 33-nian UPI ruling board for THE St. Johns River Valley Advis­ the No, 1 a(iot for tho fifth ory committee, who spoke on straight wock. It also marked shad fishing and fishing In the eighth straight week that gcm-rul along Hie St. Johns. they had been picked for (lie top spot. 1-oyolu of Chicago, picked second five ronecculivo weeks, Takes .lob STILLWATER, Okla. ( UPI ) again foiled to make any head­ Charles Bentley was reunited way in Its attem pt to aupplunt with a former University of the Bearcat* in the No. 1 spot. Kentucky teammate Monday However, tho Ramblers have when he joined the staff of an excellent chance thla week head football coach Phil Cut* when they play comparatively chin at Oklahoma Slate Uni­ weak Ulilu U. and Sant* Clara versity. Bentley, 38. roarhed 'Hie Ramblers arc unbeaten the DuPont Manual High through 10 games, while the School team in Louisville, Bearcats have rolled over Jl Ky., during the past season. straight opponent*. Faculty Tops Dads, 4 0 -3 5 //VA<4A54>| | 1 * r 6 - 2 a a /p m 7/Mr / £ o -A a u & > d & A M A oPA foO A /* rd f '7 W W M 4 tf‘ W o a *4Y A fC G *1 £ 7W A, •’M t y A fA A f'’ 4& AtS S A F A 4 r r A '* 3 / < $ A A & OOAAYO -r/T £ A . f A ffd / d A H A * A M * fodocz. 1 4 0 A S tS fA V P a? M&irA/MwsV AS M u ' r* f/ A & V '**■ 9 * A X f T 0 A il* i > A *H *y *& r/ d A f*r w */ r y > 4 4 * 4 T tip/4.\’A !S ^ s.\ A fT d A O fP Q iA d T V ¥ s& v r9 4 *sr& 4 *!£ W [V y dotrtr&f, 64*r f f 4 * c r f & H 4 * a y i/ S A A itT t AMny'ffDH Ta £ CaYA*fi*.VCfCO ctt'tf, Three Seek Third S 0 K C Feature W in Don Abcrsatby'a R a r a Rato, Daruld Robertson's Lou Havoc ami Leonard Pryse’i Ed's Rolling Stone will each Outlaw Boxing Hearing Slated ALBANY, N. Y. (UP1) — Tha fate of prize fighting In New York state may rest ia the hands of the public. This was indicated whan Assemblyman Hayward J. Plumidore, R-Ssranac Laka, chairman of Die Joint Legis­ lative Committee on Profess­ ional Boxing, announced a public hearing on a bill to out­ law the sport In the stale. Plum adore said the hear­ ing, starting Fab. 4 In Al­ ban, would give the public any opportunity to axpreas opinions on the proposal. The committee hai boon looking Into all phases of tha fight game following the death la it March of Benny (Kid) P a m after a middle­ weight title bout at Madison Square Cardan. It has heard from doctors, clergymen, sports writers and boxers and now wants to hear from the public. Plumadore said liie hear­ ing. originally scheduled for Fab, 6-7, waa reset to provide more lima since there was no way of knowing how many persona would appear. Tha committal waa expect­ ed to make Its recommenda­ tions to tha legislature somalime after the public hearing. be trying fur a third victory when they go to the post in tonight's featured ninth race a t the SsnfordOrlsndo Ken­ nel Club. T in t third win has seemed hard to get. Throughout the first two weeks of racing only one greyhound had rackad up three firsts. Aside from this trio with two firsts in the bag others in tonight's top attraction are Annie's Hope, Technique Tip. Occasion, Loyal Luke and Sweet Cailccn. The only entry who has /tiled to score at leave once it C. H. Scott's Annie's Hope but she will be popular re­ gardless. A recant arrival from Tamps, aha triumphed in her last start there and sod at Daytona last summer site acquired a national A-2 rating wilh a score of seven firsts, three second* sod five thirds in 30 tries. Tom Sweeney's Sweet Callecn and Don Abernsthy's Rare Rate may share honor* as favorites. Sweet Cailccn has posted a first and second, both in grade A contests, while Rsrc Rate h is trimphcd in grades B and A. Site recently won a matinee fea­ ture In a fast 31.17, Among the kennel owners T. J. Daniel had a tremend­ ous weak, his greyhounds presenting him with twelve fin is and giving him a grand total of 16 winners for the season, Ollier high scorers are Dsrold Robertson 12, Fred Whitehead 11, Carl T ra­ cy 10 and C. H. Scott and Mrs. M. V. Kirkland 9 each. Jet Lanes Loop Lead Threatened In Play Fishing Film Seen By Club Cinci Named Tops By UPI Monday's matin** at U>« Orlando Seminole Ja l Alai Fronton in Fern Park saw some ot the biggert payoffs of tlie season in the featured eighth game when Arratlbel came through and paid hla tlckctholdcrs a handsome $33 to win. And the holders of tire 4-2 perfects tickeli on the Aldaz-Arratibet combination re­ ceived a musing $490.30 to re­ ward their good judgment. in tlie finale Monday night post position number two Jumped off to a five point lead and Hio fans thought vic­ tory was In their grasp, twit a hot battle developed between positions seven, four, eight, and three, which were all lied up at three apiece. But th« Issue was resolved when se­ ven and four pulled away from Hie crowd and settled live m atter with post seven, Badiola-Elorri and AsllgaLorenzo, in four, finishing i wo-three behind ArratlbelZarra who managed to eke o u t‘the needed two poizita to mako their total n winning seven. TMolght the C asialten y and Sanford Lion* Clubs and the Women's Auxiliary wilt hold a benefit performance for the Seminole Hospital Eye Bank Association. Coma Ridden Boxer Gets Wheelchair Aid LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Injured Argentine h e a v y , weight Alejandro Lavorante, still in a coma four month* after being knocked out ta the boxing ring, has teen given a special $700 wheel­ chair to help in hi* rehablU* taikin. BEST BUYS IN CUSTOM MADE and GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS and Seat Cover Co. 301 W. 3rd 321-8083 Sorry] No Minora! NIG HTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY Matinees Moa„ W#d. ft bat. 1:15 P. M. MATINEES WEDNESDAY * SATURDAY • 1 M l . EARN BIG Thura. ia Ladies Night PROFITS Night Mob. ft Thors. COMFORTABLY HEATED GRANDSTANDS LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING with a "GOLDEN CUB" BILLIARD CENTER • High profit, low over­ head! Ideal far iadlvldeal or aywdlcatr. • Got lx one gruuad floor of fastest-■rowing year 'round apart! • Only responsible membore of tha community will hr considered. For farther information, WRITE TO DEFT. T wmjAfS!%r i r a Spree* S t Phitadriphls 3, Pa. MtebHv M b M y ® ftlT.V. "w1P.B.S i n rF ^ __ . * ta wtaser It's More Fun to WaUb the Greyhounds Hun enreliea* FRONTON UA IM P w Whittier youmssHits it inmlei, monihi M moppets. Bit Milinty on the 'll bodgs is the longest la the industry. It holds goodlor s lull fire yriri or 10,000 mills, whichtvwcomts first Ths 1563Dodl*offers yous fieri deal. But plcrte... don't think or tl in m*di um-pticiCli.1ntpileaMrsdiiioit.il u not. Ihne'sie 74 modtls, in thin stun. U t - it il Seminole County Motors, Inc. 519 E. First St. Midway Between Sanford ft u runao skim ins rzjuvou* i M r courier at roue eeosi p is ih sis SANFORD. •aanc-TV nnsnxusurn. �r 9 * ftra fo rt fffilh Pape 6—Tues. Jan. 23, '68 Legal Notice >■ t h e m n • ( the Ji4> «. liM iM ir C M ilft ■ f C la r it a , l a r v e b a l e l a ve I ha E e la t* a l l SAM VE L FLEM1NO HAT, D tceaitd P IN A L S O T t l'B Notlr* l i hereb y y iv en that the underpinned will, « n 13th flax of Feb ru ary , A. p . t m . praaant to lha Honorable C o u n ty Judye of Sem inole r o u n t y . Florida. hla final return, accou nt an<l rouchara, aa A dm in istr ator of th* K *tel* o f SAMVEL FLEMING HAT, deceased , and at said tlma. than and thafa, m a k e ap p lication to lha »ald J u d y e for a final aa tllaman t of bla ad mlnlatrallun o f aald aatata, anil for an ordar d L c h a r y l n * him aa auch Admlnlatrator of lha E atata of SAMVEL FLEMING RAT. n a i a d 1 hla lh a 4th day a t Jan u ary. A. D. 1443. /»/ n o u a l a a Stanatrom Aa ad m lnlatrator of tha K alala o f SA M V E L FLEMING N A T Dacaaaad Stanatrom, Dayla k Mclntoah Altnrnaya for Adm lnlatrator P oet O ffice Ro* IMS San ford , Flo rid a CDK-SI In lha Conr* o f fho Canary Juitaa. a , n l a « l a t a a a t y . Flora Ida, l a P rob ale, l a rat E atata o f SAMVEL It. JOHNSON Dacaaaad. T e All Cradltora aa d raraoaa t l a , l a y f l a l m a aa D m u d a A y a la a l Said Eatafai You and auch o f yon ara harahy notlflad and required lo praaant an y rlalm a and damanda w h ich you . or alther o f you. m a y h a r a airalnat lh a aatata o f SAMVEL R. JO H N­ SON, dacaaaad. lata o f aald C ou n ty lo lha County J u d y e o f Hamlnola County . Florida, at hla o f f l c o In lha co u rt houaa o f aald Cnuniy at S a n ­ ford. Florida, w ith in al a c a l ­ endar m ontha from tha tlm a o f lha flral p u b lication o f thl* nollca. T w o coplaa o f r i c h cla im or dem and ahall ha In w rltln y , and ahall atata th* place of realdanca and poat o f f l c * addrraa o f tha rla lm a n l, an d ahall ha i w o m to by tha cla im a nt, hla a y rn t. or a t t o r n e y and aroom pan led by a f III lak faa o f ona dollar and auch cla im or dem and n o t ao filed ahall ba void. Clifford P. S h a effa r Aa adm ln la tra to r ot t h * Katala o f S a m u el R. J oh n eoa, deceased Daniel M. H u n ter A tto rn ey a t L a w I*. O. Ilox 314, IV inter Farit, F lorida Publlali Jan . 33, 31 * Tab. t, 13. 1111 . C U E -31 IN T H E t l f t C U T CO URT OF T H E NINTH JUDICIAL f i t . CUIT OF AND FOR SEMI* NOI.K COUNTY, F LORID A. C H t N C E H T NO. IM IS. F IR S T NATIONAL CITT HANK, T R U S T E E UTAH S E R ­ VICE CORPORATION ET , U . PENSION PLANS U S D K R AOREE JIKNT D A T E D J A N . VARY 1, l t l i . Plain tiff, -v a l l l JIN N C. J E N S E N , at ua, a t at. D e f e n d a n t* NOTICE OF *AIAI NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O I V . KN t h a t on tha Ith da y o f Fahruary, 1113, at 11:04 A.M. a l lh a main door o f lh a Court llo u a e o f Hemlnuia Cou nty, a t Hanford, Florida. Uia u adersly n e d Clerk w i l l o f f e r for ax le to tha h ig h e st and heat, hlddtr for ca*h tha f o l l o w ­ in g drarrlhed real proparty: Lot III, OAK I A N ti IIII.1,4. an u rd lny to tha plat t h e r e o f aa recorded In P la t Hook 11, P a y r 41, P u b lic Record* o f Saminola Cou nty, Florida, to g e th e r w ith all structure*, Improvementa, flalure a, appMancaa, and a p p u rten a n ces on aald land or used In conjun­ ction t h erew ith. T h is pale le mad* purau ant to final decree o f forecloaura en tered In Chancery ac tion No. 13411 n o w p en d ln y In th* Circu it Court of and fo r S em ino le County , Florid*. DA T ED I hie U l h day * ( J a n u a ry , 1*41. (HEAL) Arthur II. B e c k w ith , Jr., c l e r k o f tba Circuit Court Hyt M a rth a T. Vlhlan Dep uty Clerk An derson, Rueh, Dean, Low ndea A v a n den D e r f Attorney# for P la in tiff 313 E a st Central Ava nu* Orlando, F lorida P ublish J a n u a r y 11, 1M | COE-33 NUT RE 8 PON8 IBLB I will not ba reaponalbla for say debt* incurred bf anyone other than Myat If. BILL BERKO NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not ba reaponalbla for any debla Incurred by anyone other than myaolr, JOHN DEAN MORBI8 PUBLIC NOTICE »ra operating my B ill bond buiinen al 206 North Park Avenue (in ground floor of ihe Edward* Build­ ing) under my own name, aa during the past four ye ara. J have no connection with any other ball bond agency. A. W. Aniley, Bail Bondi. �n Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 Classified • Phone DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuea, thru F n . • J M I , day befor* Insertion. Mon. - Sit. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea, thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day before iniertion. lion. - Set. noon. 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OR D B I U D I A i i s i x r r oA tn r it a t k i You, and »arh o f you. liars h s r t b r n otlllad and rsqulrad to p r t s s n l a n y Malm or da. maud w h ich you. or rlth rr o f you, m a y h ava a g a in st tha a s t a l a of Th sodora D i s k l e s s dscsassd, t a la of P ln s lla s C ou n ty , rto rld a , w ith f ilin g f s a e f lt.se. to th e County J u d c a ’e Court or Plnallaa C o u n ty tn tha Court Houaa a t C lsarw ata r, Florida, with* tn a l l ealandar montha from t b s data o f tha flrat p u b li­ ca tio n o f thla nolle*. « » l » CLAIM OM IIRMATO M l » T MH D t'LT e T S t m * TO AND FILMD IT U I P L I C A T E . T haonla J. Parlnla as A d m ln lslra tr la o f tha K sta la o f T b . o d o r a Dlakld ss , daoaaatd Addrasa J:J Flnaappla MiTarpon Bprlnes, F lorida P u b lis h Jan . I I , I t , I I * Fab. I, t t l l . CDK-Jt t a tha C a a rl mt tha C o n str Jadaav l a a i l a o l a C a a a ty , I t a t a • ( F lo rid a, l a P rab ata I I ra th a B a tata a l l WILLIAM B. LANDR1CAN Dteaaaad F l 1 At. JSOTIC* Notlca la bsraby p l a i n that t b s u n d sra trn id will, on tha l l t h d a y o f Fabruary, A. I), t i l l , praaant lu lha Honorabla C o u n ty Judd* of Hamlnul# Cou nty, Florida, hla final ra* turn, account and vnurbara. as Admlnlatrator. C.T.A. of tha Ralala o f IV I L L I A XI B. LANDKICAN, dacaasad and at aald tlma, t li.n and t h s r s , m a k s ap p lication to tha aald Ju-lg» for a final aat tlam an t o f hla admlnlatra* tlon o f aald . M a t s , and for an ordar dis<-harglne him, aa auch Adm in istrator. C.T A , of tha R . l a t t of tV IL LIA il K. LAKDItlC AN, dacaasad. P a ts d thla l b . Slh day e f J a n u a ry , A. I*. ISIS. / s/ Douglas Kianatrom As Admlnlatrator, C.T A. o f tha U l l a t t o( WILLIAM E. L A S n n t C A N Haeaaaad dtr nstro m, Hatrla A Xlslntosh A t i o r u . r a for Adinliilstrator, C T. A, P o st o r i i e a R o t i n s Raniord, H o r l S a C l'L .l* i s t u b t i n t » i t rc i t ' B T o r T H R MIRTH J I U I I M I , I l u ­ l l IT. I S A All POM a ISMSSIII.K t i l l XTV. r l .l l N I H A . c K A X ira r xu. im m A Ill'll IL U. WILLIAM* ptij JAM B V. WILLIAMS, blp Wife, P lA lh tlffl. VS. THOMAS CAIinO LL TIAKBFl an,I J B A N B. UAKBIt. hi* w ltr, M sfsn esn ie. Xurt CM OF H I T l e t h s Mam* s i l b s M a l e • ( * 1-rtJai Ta lh a U a f v M a a U i T llllM A * CAUIKILL 11AK Kit SI, J JK AN E. IIAKKII, hla w lfs. ITI Lilac Ituail C**»#lb*rr>. Flor:<t* lx>i u n a llun'lrtil Tlilrlrou H I S . o f Q UEE N* M illnon south mecund IIEFI.AT ADDITION TO CASdELUEItUY. FLOItII* A. MamlnoU Cuunly, Florid*, a c o r d l t i e to tbs p l t t llisr r o f a s n t a r O u l In F U t B a s k It. I ' m IT. o f t h s Py*Jlc liscor d* of li.m ln o l* County, Florid* Ton and Each of You, ar* •w tU i.d thai • M u rteae* For*. l-MUt* Suit on II,* abov * (Ui.-ribsd Iiruptrty lisa b**n filed aratnat you and rati • r * b tr s b y raqglrrd to se rve • ro py of your An*w*r ta the Complaint -it tha p lain tiffs ' A t t o r n e y > F E L LI B ft AND llE T T lN U IlA r*. 'lu Huuth K n o a l r s Avvuu*. W l n i s r Park. Florida, and fll* tha o r ls ln a l In the o f f h e of lha Clerk o f |h * Clroult Court, on or btfor* Jan uary 31. t i l l ; o th e r, w i s e Ibe a l ! « , a l l o i i ! o f aald C o n ip u tlit *111 l a t a k e n aa coiiteeead. Thla nolle* etiall l.a publleliad o n es ea,-h * #, h for fo u r u o u t x ullv* * • • ka In lha tUnfa rd l l . r a l d DA T ED (hie i s t n day of ps.-em bar, le<3. I SEAL ) Arthur II. lieukHilli, J r„ • *!ark. I'lr.-ull Oourt Setuioo'e County, Florid a 0 ) : Martha T. \ Inlet, Dep uty Clerk F elder and l u t t l n e h a u * A t to r n e y ! nt Law II* eoiith Ko'-wlee Aranua i " In te r park FIolldA puuiian j a n . :. i. i i . l : . aiD E .J 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation fi. Food 6. For Rent RA Special Notices 7. Husiness Rentals 8. Reach Rentals U. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Eatato Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. MortRiifre Loans 14. Insurance' 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situationa Wanted 20. Babyaitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Sendees 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Radio Sc Television 27. Special Sendees 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery * Tools 81, Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 85. Articles Wanted 80. Automobile* - Trucks 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 2. Notices - Personals CARD o r THANKS The family and itaff of the Good Samerltan Home tike this method to express our elncere appreciation to our many, many frlenda. Hie Churches ft Circles, Civic organisations of Sanford, DeBary, L a k e Mary, Osteen. Oviedo, Enterprise, Caseelberry, North Orlando, Fla. and joining cltiea. For the many blessings that we have received doing the year 1BG2 and for the Joy and gladnesa that was brought Into the Home at Christmas tlma. Again we thank you, (Mother) Ruby L. WiUon, Supervisor 8. Education • Instruction 3. FriucntIon - In s tru c tio n MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE No experience Decenary, grammar school education usually sufficient. Train now at home for Jobs with secur­ ity. For details, tend name, address, phone no. lo: NA­ TIONAL TRAINING SER­ VICE. BOX in c.o The San ford Herald. a l|r fraufnrh U rralh SWEETIE IMF Titos. Jim . 22. '(13— 1’iikp 7 By Nadine Seltzer 6. For Kent 1 Bedroom House nicely furn Mieii. $63 munlh. Water in­ cluded. FA 2-MW 1 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ment. FA 2-1482 Monday thru Friday between 9 and 8 p. m. or FA 2-43U1 othertimes. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 2 3234 or FA 2-0523. ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ate. FA 20*20. 3 Bedroom modern House, kit. equipped. SIT Catalina. 2 Bedroom bouse, kitchen equipped. 1303 Douglaa Asa. FA 2-OJ63. he'e auch a bundle of joy, why iin’t he laughing Inetead of orying?” UNFURNISHED new 2 bed 6. F u r K ent room house, kitchen equip­ 2101 Magnolia Ave. 1 Bit. ped. FA 2-3683. Furn. Apt., $13; 2 BR Furn. Apt. >33. Ph. Robert A. K EN T A BED Williams Realtor, FA 2-3051 RolUway, Hospital ft Baby Beds Furnished clean new Apart­ By Day, Week, or Month ment. Close to hase on old CARROLL’S FURNITURE Orlando lliway. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-31S1 118 W. 1st St. Call FA 2 3677. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 Large 3 Bedreom house. 2 Full baths, Florida room, W. First St. outdoor patio ft fireplace. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m Utility building. Well and house. 828 Escambia. Ph. sprinkler system. FA 2-7IM8. FA 2-0274. Furnished A p a r t m e n t , 3 Houses for rent. For infur. room*, bath. 2 double bed*. mation contact Tud Wil­ 110 W. 3rd St. 322-0488. liams Hardware, 205 E. 23th St. Ravenna Park. 3 Bedrooms, t l* baths, kitchen equipped. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Fenced. FA 2 2319. equipped. ITS munlh. Ph. FA 2-3303. 10. Wunlrd to (lent 12. Kent Estate Fur Sule LOT For Sale. 7V x 230'. Grove Manor. By owner. FA 2-7411 after 6 pm Edward F. Lane The man who knows Sanford REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 42 years in real estate busi­ ness in Sanford. Plame FA 2-3969 Best buy* in real estate. OVIEDO AREA 2's Mites South jn route 3202 New Homes, 2 full baths, large lot, high and dry. Built to last. Selling price as appraised by Die First Federal. Peaceful and quiet. Near churcltcs. School buses uvailuble, new Woman’s Club building. For appointment L. U, Faulk. 363 3187 or 363-3702. New 1 Bedroom, 2 bath ho mi'. No cash needed, $61 Unlurnished 3 to 4 Bedroom lkHiae by |*ermaiienl adults. FINE HOMES WITH a Month. 322-BOM. No children or pels. Give LOW’ DOWN PAYMENT Large t bedroom Trailer on details c o I*. O. Box 27u, 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, hard­ large lake. Also trailer wood floors $13,230. $4U0 Santord. apace. Adults only. Phone down. FA 2-7388. 12. Heal Entitle Fur Kale 2 Bedroom, CB. Like new. $8,imu. $2M) down. 3 Bedroom, kitchen equip­ Good 0 Boom CB house In 3 Bedroom, huge oak trees, ped, on lake, ready for nice neighborhood. Phone b e a u t i f u l neighborhood. occupancy. Call FA 2-0639. FA 2 1640. 112.800. >lh0 down. 2 Bedroom. CB. $6,730. $230 2 Bedroom House. Close In. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. St. Johns Realty down. * THE TIME TESTED FIRM 2 Bedroom Frame. Freshly FO R L E A S E painted. $3,800. $200 down. 110 N. Park Ave. FA 26122 Modern Office Suite. Over­ These homes are all in \-l looks patio. Central liealing Idikeview home with lake romhlton and the monthly — Air Conditioning. C a l l privileges in South Sylvan paymenu are the lowest FA 2-0375. Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms possible. 1 Only $42 per aud 2 baths. Air-Conditionmonth on (lie lust one, in­ Apartments furnished or un­ ed. Phone FA 2 7898 or cluding taxes ft Insurance!) furnished. 143 month. Wat­ FA 2 6368. CALL US TODAY. er Included. Also 2 bed­ room unfurnished Garage Apartment $33. Plume Day J. Hull, Realtor Steniper Agency FA 2-3123 or Evenings “Call HaU’’ FA 2-1841 NO 8-3590. 2344 So. Frenrb Ave. REALTOR - INSUHUK FA 2-4991 IUI9 S, French Ave. Garage Apt 3 Booms furn 5 n*)OM-2 Bedroom CB lihed. 142 a month. 612 modern house on 3 lots. Park. FA 2-3373. Call Jesse SIiuIm', 774-7401 Orange City. 3 Bedroom House. FA 2 3829 3 Itil, (wo story lu>mi> m i ­ Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m ll ally located, near arliuol. House, kitchen equipped. Bargain priced. FA 2-8842. FA 2 8546. IBM COMPETER TRAINING MKN. WOMEN, ALL ACES NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ExclUng new career uppurtua> Rita are available fur qual­ ified computer uperaturi ft Program mere. The IBM field often high itertlug ail tries end unlimited op­ portunities to advance. E.C.P.I.'l " P R A C T I C A L TRAINING PROGRAM*' for the IBM HOI COMPUTER Include* use of actual com­ puter equipment worth otcr 9230,000. Write today fur Free Qualifi­ Unfurnished large 2 bedroom cation Chart and Cumplele house. Near scliool. 2643 Steiistrom Realty Information (Please print Myrtta Ave. FA 2 0363. name, address, age, tele* Real Estate — Mortgage* phone and working hours). III N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420, T. V. STAMPS ELECTRONIC COMPUTER 1 bedroom furnished or unPROGRAMMING INSTITUTE HUBERT A. WILLIAMS furnlabed Iioum-. Including BOX NO. 4S ttcaltur Air-Condition, guu per month. C/O SANFORD HERALD Kiymuml Lundquist, Assoc. FA 3-6437. FA 2-395i Atlantic Bank Bldg. FURNISHED Apartment, boo NEW 3 bii’rojin. 2 bath Park Ave. I * T i l l ! CUl'UTV JLIKIK'O home, large corner lot, 311 2 Bedroom house, furnished. c o r in ', s* »xu mih Tucker Dr., Suulutid Esv o i .i : r o L . v r t i s t a t s : «»• Rent $dj. In ljikc Mary. Utc*. VA—not tiiu 3 down, F T .o n i t* « . Adults. FA 2-1757. IK MK* S:ST*Ti: US monthly payments $92.00. B L LL N TL’ B NE R HASH. FA 28U7I - FA 22*18, I**i# *----l 1 Bedroom furnished Duplex. S f o r t i i: sis* i r n . i n i i i i ' Utilities furnished. $33 a Fuinislwd House In Sanford. sum I'lxf.tL im u itis s ii: month. FA 2U36J. Nullea la li*r»L,' * l * f i that I t Mm. tnk> 4819. Apopka. t liar* fllrd m> llnat ralurna • a A d m ln l!tr (.irli. Cult 1**- 3 Room furnished Apartment. la in * 'ilo I n m - i , r-f tha aatat* Adults. 113. FA 2-7399. o f ELLEN' TCRKKI! R.A69. w. Legal Notice tiai-aaaail; that t h a i r filed IUJ4 i x l l t L n fur <ll,!rlbutkB anJ fur (Inal illtik a ra * and t h a t on tl'a Slh day of Sahr o a r / . A. I*. ISIS. I will *ni>lr lo Ik* IIONOItAPLR C V l . l t NON Mt*K. J R , f o u o i ) J uda# o f la m ln u l* Counly S'lorld*. f o r ai-prova! o f »ald final ralurn a anJ fur ah ordar of dlairll/utlon and f-,r final dlaoha tg a a* A J m ln la lra tIU . Cum Trata m » n to A a s t t a , " f *ha aataia o f Lld.fcN T l l t M i l t B A88 da, aastd. l u i r d thla STth *1:,/ o f l*#uat*iL»r. A I*. IS*:. j,.,L-a it. T u m o r A-luiliiial*airlv iM V llata l* of SD.Li.V TL IlNUII U l a n . Da.-.-aatO B C t n a t r o u i. B a v l# 1 v li- f n l o r h A t to r u a s s for Adniloialralrta, C. T. A. Poat Off Ira Tin* U : « • a n fur-I, Florida PuUlaU Jan. I, *. IS, K , 1>*S CD C-I Furnished Dupk-x. 1814 Park. FA 2 7074. Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-21II Nights F \ 2-06U CLEAN I bedroom furnished 323-0700 Apt. 2811 Elm Ave. 2324 Park Dr- Sanford, Fla RE U PHOLSTERY^/aaoa/j. / $39 r r r . LU3IOM CHAIRS ‘24.50 MADI M « » ,( C E N T R A L icwDl (j UoNand Veolvd »* $ <Jt I i Go a* o t« l* < IC % Do*e FLA . D E C O R A T O R S Uii«ndu 9i FI* OA 2 4ft TV Cato* N( 6 Bedroom modern home. Will do ironing. 3230391. Extra large living room. Iahv dun ii payment, easy 21. lieauty Salon** terms. 211 Cedar. SPECIAL Cut '.N Curl Beauty Simp 2 Bedrooms, CBS house. Very End curl $3.30 Including reasonable. ''Call 322 281*1, shape, set ft style. Open Mr. Norman A. Williams. Evening by appointment. 3 Bedrm. home, nicely fur Experienced Operators. nlihed. 2 screened perches, 318 Palmello Ave. FA 2-0834 carport. 3 extra lota In iawn. Priced right. Phone 21. E lectrical S erv ices FA 2-0931. FHIGIDAIHE Sale* ft Service 15. Uusinc** Opportunity House Wiring, Free EiUmales Sid Vihten’a Randall Electric RESTAURANT in Night Club on 17-92. I'hil) Diamond un 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 der new management. All equipi*eii. No money necet 25. I'lumblnK Service* sar.v tor right parly Call PLUMBING Mel Murray NO B-ltkC after Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 2 p.m. R. L. HARVEY 1G. F em ale Help W unled 204 Santord Ave. FA 2-3383 COCKTAIL Waitress, with or without experience. Apply after 2 p in. Club Diumund under n e w minageiiiefit. Mel Murray. NO 8 4902. ■p 1862 I'owar And Air Fund. F A L C O N Station W agon 1962 Standard Tran»nil>-ion I Door 1961 iA u031HT lo m a lir Irum -iiii— mii F A L C O N 2 Dmir Sedan I 960 Slam latd Tranam iasiun C O M E T 2 Duor Sedan 1960 Standard I raiinniist-ion I lloor 1960 COKV.YIH Yuloiiiallr Tran«iiiD»lon 1668 CA uHtoE V 'IRrOa nL -E,T Ylr4 Ihair Cond. Sedan DeYille 1867 CADILLAC I'o w rr And Ylr Cond. 1957 V-h, Aultima lie IO IH L E I UiHir 1959 OA uI.Dlo.S .YTran*.. A ir 4 «nd. Iw t lJ -(A C A l9 v O IflR O I UwO 1955 .AUTO GLASS INSTALLED i * 21’’ Admiral T. V., Record Player, radio combination. Excellent condition. $83.uO. Phone FA 2-7651. WiiuUhieltl Ruck tlluss Door Ginas Vent Gluss SERVICE FOR SALE - 2I" R.C.A. ColKenkiirik Ginas mul Taint ored T.V. Beautiful French Company Provincial. Reason­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 3‘J. Flower* • Shrubs able. licauticlaiTs Massage vibrating Lounge Couch. Excellent condition. C a l l FA 2 3930. Beautiful Camellias In bloom GRAPEVILLE NURSERY PORTABLE Singer. All at­ GrapcviHc Ave. Near 20th St, tachments. ill Azalea Lane, Sunland. 73. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, SINGER S e w i n g Machine equipped to tig tag and fools, etc. Bought • Sold. make button holes. With Larry's Marl 213 Sanford guarantee. 3 Payment* of Ave. Pli. FA 2 4132 $3.40. FA 2-9411. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering ft Mattress ren 21" Tabic model T.V. with 0vat mg. New ft Used Furni­ stand. Good condition. $75. FA 2*7333. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mlg. Co, at 709 Celery Ave3G. Aulo mobile* - Trucks FA 2-2117. Sell Us Y’our Furniture. tfLUCk 1934 Ford. V8, Automatic transmission Best offer. Service With thf Cash, 714 Oak. alter 5. SUPER T HADING POST FA 2 0677 1962 Sludebaker P i c k u p WANTED reliable couple to Truck. Excellent cond. Low mileage. Call Ralph Pcwld. take up monthly payments FA 2-1611. of $13.30 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call I960 Renault Dauphine black. TK 8-1311, CasseltH-rry, cul­ Healer. Very good condi­ led. tion. FA 2-3876. Cadillac, 32,000 miles. Clean as new. $1300.00. FA 2-0263 '32 Ford, »* ton Pickup. $173. Will trade for kicker, bout trailer or heavy duty lawu mower. Phone FA 2-4319. 37. Hunts - Motors Gateway To 'Hie Waterway Rutmun Sporting Goads Your EVINRUDE Dealer 364-6-8 E. J*t Ph. FA 2 31*61 FIBERGLASS Boat 14*. 33 Electric start motor, tilt trailer. E xtra'8. Complete PI*. FA 2 8368. AIR BOAT. Priced for quick sale. FA 2-2134. 12' Aluminum Boat. Mltclwll Trailer and 61* hp. Evlurude. Extras. FA 2-8803. 3b. .Moturcycle* • Scooter* VESPA Motor Scooters (new) $10.83 down ft $5.32 Week­ lyLewi* Sales ft Service 2517 Country Club Road Ph. FA 2-7928 39. T rn lle rn • C a b a n a a '38 Modern 2 bedroom Housetrailer. $50 down, $40 montlq Total price $1,300. Dewitt Trailer Park. 331$ Orlando Dr. KA 3 7631. mmmmmamwmmmmmtmmmam ^ TWO WEEK SELLING SPREE SAVE 1695 1595 895 1095 1295 795 1195 - 796 1595 MERCURY I Dour Auto, 1295 Pow er llruke-. Steer, Yir 4 olid. I A l J l L L A C Sedan DrY illr 2495 Power Ynd Ylr Loud. FORD Station Wagon 695 C yL, A u lo m a lir P L Y Y I O L T I I 2 Hour _ 495 V-s, Slanilurd Slick £ *'bVKOLL-r is Ton I’irkup ___ 296 Cylinder 1963 C O M ET 2-DOOR SEDAN Get Ihe curlier mi ilriYiiiy; fun with Comet Ti3, designed fur 11 fun iuviit* • iftin MtYititf ride. Ad winced cnqinrcring huts made Cumei pructieullv 'Vervlie free” • real tups in ecununiy. Select front 12 exciting model*. I Door k 119 E. 2nd Sales ft Service G. II. HIGH noo W. Ht St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 63 M ERCU RY-CO M ET CADILLAC CHEVROLET FKIGIIMIKE T lunihittir ft H eatin g AIR CONDITIONING 31. Article!* Fur Sale CONTRACT and REPAIR AIRLINES — Train for Airline Dickers, Trunks, T e n t s, WORK Passenger Agent, Coinmun- loo* Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 'Turps, Floats, ft Knives, ieallonilt, lleservallonlat, Uouts, Army-Navy Surplus Ticket Agent, Hostess, etc. 2G. Radio & Telcvihiun 310 Sanford Ave. See page 2. Airlines Train­ FIRE PU C E YEAR END SALK ing Division, Atlantic School. WOOD New ft Used T.V.'* Big Maid for general housework. trade-in allowance*. Easy Oak ami pine. $22 a cord 3 day*. FA 2-9233 delivered Uoliert Morris terms. Town ft Country T.V. I'll. FA 3-U333, FA 2-39UU or 2333 Park Dr., 322-3302. FA 2-6818. 17. Male Help Wunled T. V. Service Calls. 12.00. ATTENTION SALESMEN! I FACTORY T> YJU House of the Golden Rule. II you are a Licensed Real ALUMINUM BLINDS I’h. FA T9 792. Kstate Salesman willing to Enclosed head, Sag-proui t*utWORK, Here la your op­ For quick service c a l l . tam rail with plastic ends. Bryan T. V. F A 3 -1)361. portunity for substantial Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cords, earnings III the Rooming Cape Canaveral A lfa. Im­ 27. Special Service* Senknrik (Ilnan taint Paint mediate opening* with one For Rug and Upliolstry Cumimny of Florida's outstanding cleaning 111 your home call 2i0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Realtors—Join au aggress­ Ur Craver, Apopka 886-6239 We loan Carpet Shampnoer ive professional orguniiaat no rust with purchase tion now serving ihe East INCOME TAX RETURN'S Central Florida NOVA area (). M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ of Blue Irnsire xhumpiio. to Ave. Phono 322-8827. Carroll s Furniture. with established offices ill Titusville. 13’ x IU' Rug aud Hall Run­ Plano Tuning and Repair M. N WEIR ft SONS. INC., W. L. Harmon — KA 2-4223 ner and Rug Pad. All prac­ REALTORS tically new. Ruse beige. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Contact $123. FA 2-0403. SpniNKER SYSTEMS Donn Searle All Types and Sl/es Kufrigrrator. $23. Good con­ 412 Main Street Wo Repair and Service dition. 322 3089. Titusville, Florida S T I N E Ph: 267 3000 Machinery and Supply ( 0, Arcordion, 120 Bass, used 3 weeks, 7 switches, cost Electrician, one experienced 21)7 w. 2nd SI FA 2-6132 $500, still has guarantee, iu ail phases <*! electrical Fur real uulumobile bar $130 ur !>e*i cash utter Im­ work. A p p l y Honeycutt mediately, Wrlle Box 5, Electric lui S. Florid* Ave. gains, cheek file Herald class Jfieri display section. e o IV hunford Herald. Delaintl. III. lib M a lu m W agon |Q C O MIPCOVfRY SOfAS '49.50 l|i* a i|te i For Sale, Farm Implement*. I Double Disc Harrow, $130 00. 1 Cultivator and attachments, $130. 1 New ground plow with 2 disc. $123.00. These tools arc alt Refrigeration - Air-conditlon3 pt. hitch. R. F. Cole, 324 Ing tnon needed. We train W. 201h St. Ph. FA 2-3278. you. Wnle Commercial Trades Institute Box IS, c o China Cabinet, T.V., Record Sanford Herald. Player, Chest of Drawers, Other mlseelluneous Items. 29. A utom obile S ervice FA 2-8642. OLDS 1009 $89 sofas f ant'ei f iw'idu I l m^atl Kawphultlt 1 $ FtbcfOtf * »• By Owner. 2 Bedroom, Flor­ AIRLINE - Train (or Airline ida room, tile bath., kitch­ Station Agent. Passenger en equipped Ph. FA 2 4836 Agent, operation* Agent, after 5 p. m. Ticket Agent, Sec page 2. Airline 1 raining Division, UBS House. 3 Large bedAtlantic behoof ruoms, 2 baths, kitchen equipped Assume pay­ 19. S itu a tio n * W anted ments. FA 2-3643. Children kept. FA 2-4182. 3 Bedroom house by owner. Y'outig man wants employ­ KA 2-8327. ment in the Sanford area, All types of Ural Estate experienced In general of­ fice work and shipping ami Julin Lv Fox, receiving. Will consider any typo work. Phone 322-9431. Realtor HU N. Park Ave. Ph. ;iJ3-Uof>9 Wanted Repairs Carpentry ft Painting 2 Bedreom CB house. Fenc­ Phone 322 3803 ed yard, Florida room. Ph. FA 2-MJI. Ironing wanted. FA 2 3363. 4OLLERS0/SANFORD |A F A chaips 27. Special Service* 3 3 Bedroom house. 34<*t> Mov­ ent Ave. Phone 349 4671. .71. Articlen For Sale 12. Ileal E s ta te F u r Sale 17. Male H elp W an ted SANFORD 251)3 S . P A R K r; Delivered in Sanford ^ 2 0 7 7 Monthly Payments As Low As $44.00 A * BANK FINANCING HUNT 109 N. I'ulmetlo L IN C O L N | | | 4 | M ERCURY Winter i'urk Ml 1-0209 FA 2-4884 __ �8 ft V n frrl Pag* 8—Tne«. Jan. 22, *68 XrraU SANFORD POLICE CHIEF ROY WILLIAMS became presi­ dent of the 8hrJna Club In Installation ceremonies held a t the d u b Saturday. New President Wiiliama and other officers were installed by Illustrious Potentate Russell Guy Carr, (in dark suit) of the Bahia Temple of Orlando. Williams is a char­ te r member of the Morroco Temple in Jacksonville, joining in 1925. From left seated are Ralph Wight, IV, second vice presi­ dent; C arr; Williams, and Robert Billhimcr, first vice presi­ dent. Standing nro J. I. Smith, secretary and A. L. Skinner, treasurer. One of the main projects of the Shrine Club is the support of 17 hospitals for crippled children throughout the United States. Deane To Be Feted TV Newscaster Addresses B y Atlantic Bank Lions Club Robert W. Deane, rice president and cashier of the Sanford Atlantic Bank will retire from the position. Thursday, and be feted at a testimonial dinner at the Mayfair Inn. Deane Is a life-lone resi­ dent of Sanford, attendlns public schools here and gra­ d u a te * from Seminole High School In I lls . He attended business col­ lege and accepted a position with a Sanford bank In Feb. HIT. In December of the aame year, be enlisted in the U. S. Navy, and served in the Paymaster and Supply Department. Upon his dis­ charge in July IBIS, he re­ turned to the former bank position and was appointed assistant cashier, serving in that capacity until July, 1B77. For several years, Deane represented a fertiliser com­ pany. and laler accepted a position with the Sanfonl- Chase Honored By Boy Scouts Randall Chase of Sanford was honored Saturday by lbs Central Florida Council of Hoy Scouts with the Silver Heaver Award, the highest award of scouting. Mr. Chase r e c e i v e d award a t the 40th annual ipuit of the Council, for outstanding servlcea to that group during bla years of af­ filiation. Honored with Chase were four other Central Florida men: Frank Chlldera of Ruckletlgr; Dr. l*inholsler, Ormond Hcachj Dr. John Heita and James Kasper, both e f Or­ lando. Randy Chase, Kagle Scout eon of Randall Chase had the honor of escorting Uie awards winners to the platform to re­ ceive their recognition from more than SO sceuterw and their wives, aa D. A. Cheney a veteran of 4S years in scout­ ing presented the Silver Beav­ ers. Attending from Sanford be­ sides Mr. end Mrs. Chase and Kandy ware Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyre. Jamea J . Hay, Mr. and Mrs. George Maffelt, Mr. end Mrs. B. K. Ganaa and Mr. end Mra. Thornes A lbert Art Instruction By Mrs. Adam Mailer M tasben of the DeBery Arts ead Crafts Club ere meeting on Tuesday morn­ ings at the Manama House tor iaslrwcUoa by Dm Eusery ’ sbd oa Friday mornings for •Mil Laura Lock. Oviedo Truck Growers. Inc. He served as treasurer and later as sccretary-treasurer of the organisation. In Feb. !Bt3 he came to the Sanford Atlantic Bank where he has served as tell­ er, assistant cashier, cashier and then as vice president and cashier until his retire­ ment. Deane is fond of fishing and hunting and enjoys work­ ing In the yard. He makes his home with hta mother. Mra. Cornelia Deane a t "the old homestead", BIO E. 23th St. He Is a charter member of Campbell-Lossing Post of the American l-rgion; a tile member of Sanford Lodge 52 of the Masons, and a member of the Morocco Tem­ ple, AAOVStS of Jacksonville. A member of the American Institute o( Banking he also belongs lo the Chamber of Commerce, the VWWI, Bar­ racks 486. tbe to and B So­ ciety, the Seminole County Sportsman's Assn., the San­ ford Shrine Club and the First Presbyterian Church. ROBERT DEANE By Jane Casselberry The Lions Club of Cassel­ berry met last Thursday night at Bill’s Diner. Guest speaker waa newscaster Ray Ward of WESII TV’ who spoke of Uie weed for Americans to wake up from Ihrir apathy toward the Communist threat facing the nation. Pastor Ronald Miller of the Messiah I-utheran Church of Casselberry was appointed Club Chaplain. The Club will present a handsome trophy to the win­ ning player at the Jai Alai Fronton during the Lion's Benefit scheduled tonight. Plans for a ladies Night to be held in ltonor oi their lltli annual charier night were announced. Hugh Re­ gister will be chairman ol tbo affair to be held at the Capri Restaurant in Sanford, on the evening of March T. Art Committee Meets Ir In DeBary Br Mra. Ac Muller The lluildinic Comm litre of (he Florida Fnleratlon of Art met for a discussion sraHouse lion at the Mantion .\ Saturday morning mori with A. MarNaughUm presiding, | Mrs. MaAttending were w« aele 8. Smith of o New Smyrna Beach, Mr*, Mildred Dabpresident of the San rock, preaidenl ford Club and Mra. George Albert Mercer, ClinSummer and Chester Eldridge of DeBsry, MIGHTY McGINNTTY ».o.u YORK t UPI) - Joe (Iran Man) .\MrGmmty. a star pllrher with Uie old New York Giant* at the turn of the century, pitched both of a doublehcader on occasions. By Mra. Adam Muller The F i r s t Presbyterian Church of DeBary was host last week at a meeting for the Presbytery which waa at­ tended by 85 representatives. Moderator for the meeting waa Rev. Joe Ed Hollis and vice moderator was Ray L. Ttlghman of Orlando. Host pastor was Rev. Augustus C. Summers. Following the business meeting. Day Carper, from the Belgian Congo, address­ ed the group relating various areas of bis work. During the afternoon it was noted that the Presby­ tery plans to organize new churches this year in San­ ford. Bear Lake and Merritt Island. Rrv. John F. Anderson Jr., •peaking on church extension work, reported that churches at Cocoa and Ormond Beach are now self supporting. Bluford B. Hester Jr. of Atlanta. Ga , spoke on use of tele­ vision and radio audiovisuals. Report* on Stewardship were given by Rev. Paul 31. Endris and on the Committee on Nominations by Rev. Ed­ ward Rowley. The nrxt meeting of the Presbytery will be held on April 2 at live First Presby­ terian Church in Orlando, Special Civics Course Slated A course In Civics will open at Seminole High School, at T p. m., Monday, Vocational and Adult Education Director E. S. Douglaia announced to­ day. This course Is being offer­ ed for Adult High School cre­ dit or for those who plan to obtain the Florida Equiva­ lency Diploma based on the G.E.D. test. Courses In General Math­ ematics, Algebra I and 11 ami English I and It wilt open at the aamc time. Sinew this evening school is a part of the Seminole County Public School System, (he only charge la a registra­ tion fee of $2 plus the cost of books. Nicholas Pasternack All persons interested tn enrolling should report to Seminole High School a t T p. in., January 28. Information is available from Douglass, as Director of Vocational and By Mra. Adam Muller Adult Education in the School A demonstration on the Administration lltilg. on Com­ Leading the sales force at making of clay flowers will mercial Ave. Strickland-Morriion, is Nicho­ be given for members of the las Pasternack who has been DeBary Arts and Crafts Club with the company only aia Ceramic Group by Teg Cun­ months, ningham of DeBary at Wed­ Pasternack, who came to Flurida from Hartford, Conn., nesday's 2:30 p. m. meeting Ry 31ra. Adam Mullrr was top salesman in Decem­ In tbe Mansion House. The DeBary Home Demon­ ber in both new and used At last week's meeting of stration Club will meet Thurs­ can. the group a demonstration on day for Its monthly workshop Before coming to Sanford the making of small ducks and business session at the he was employed by the Bun- waa presented by Montlque Community Center. shine laundry Co. in H art­ Cleaver and was well re­ The workshop will convene ford for 17 years. at 10 a. m. amt Die business ceived by members. Martin! in IBM. tha Pas­ All person* Interested In meeting at 1:30 p. m. with ternacks have seven children; ceramics ara invited to at- Mrs. Georg* Wright presid­ four daughters and three ing. sons. Mrs. Pastcrnark teaches ele­ mentary school in Altamonte Springs. The family llvea tn Winter Park. Business Briefs Ceramics Group Sets Meeting MARCH OF DIMES committee met at the Melody Skate Rink to work on plans for the Skate For Dimes scheduled for Monday from noon to midniRht. From left arc Mra. Bill Klinefelter, committee member; Mrs. Rich­ ard Ransbottom, co-chairman; Shealy Beat, rink owner and manager and Mrs. J. R. Hnolehan, co-chairman. (Herald Photo) Skate Slated For Dimes March A twelve-hour <*L-*r Dimes skate-a-thon with a do­ nation of one dime every half hour has lieen planned for Monday at the Melody Skate Rink for the benefit of the March of Dimes, Mrs Patricia Ransbottom and Mrs. Ann Hcolehan co-chairmen of the event announced today. In addition, eight young Sanford girle will tie candi­ dates for the Junior 3!iss con­ test a t the rink- The eight are Jackie Ivey, Cathy Beekey, Jeannie Klinefelter, P at­ sy Owens, Linda Vaughn, Adrianna Wictsma, Judy Har­ man and Janica Rohn. Proceeds of the Skate for Dimes, and the Junior Miss contest will all go toward the 3!arch of Dimes, the Nation­ al Foundation, A. J . Best, Rink owner and manager an­ nounced. Two other events, a road block on French Ave. and First St. and w Mr. Magic Show at the Rita Theater are planned for Saturday. The girls of the SHS Anchor Club will take rharge of the road block, and Mr. 31agic him­ self will present the show for the kiddies a t the Rita, be­ ginning at 10 a. tn. There are a t present five people in Seminole County who have received and arc re­ ceiving help through the Na­ tional Foundation for the illne*e and long rehabilitation following attacks of polio. One of those who it re­ ceiving aid is Richard Rans­ bottom husband of Mrs. Pat ItunslHtUoin who is serving at ro-chairman of tbo cam­ paign this year. DeBary HD Club Programs Heard Plans Meeting Fire Auxiliary Sets Game Night A Game Night wrtll be sponsored by Ihe Ladies Aux­ iliary o( the Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Dept, at Uie Fire Hall beginning at 7 pm . Thursday. A minimum admission has been set for tbe evening to the public. TRUSSES MANUFACTURED LOCALLY By Gator Laaaber t'ra y a s y la maat ywur eaaet haiktlwg ■pacification*. APPROVED BY • • DeBary Church Hosts Meeting Of Presbytery More than 500 radio stallons are carrying the two weekday programs produced by the Lu­ theran Laymen's League. The "Family Worship Hour," a 13minute program designed for broadcast Slonday through Saturday, la heard over 203 stations and 318 are broadrasting the ftve-mtnute "Day by Day With Jesus." 700 Frrach Av*. Ph. FA 2-7121 The Men’s Bible Class of the First Methodist Church of Sanford mrt Saturday even­ ing in McKinley Hall for its annual supper meeting. Rev. W. E. Timms, teacher of the class, and Mrs. Ttmms pro­ vided the turkey a, rolls and coffee. Wives of class mem­ bers served the tables. A program followed the supper with a sing service led by M. M. Strickland. Prayer was led by Rev. John Adams and Dr. Wade Rucker sang a solo, "The Holy City." President L. Baker presided during the business session. Rev. and Mr*. Timms pre­ sented a program ef fix felta-grapb Christmas s c e n e s Illustrated by colored lights with Rev. Timma speaking on each scene. Included were The Annunciation, The Magnlficate, The Shepherd, No Room in the Inn, The Stanger Scene and The Wise Men. Appropriate hymns were sung to* each scene. Tnc program closed with the benediction by Rev. Timms. Rev. and Mrs. Timms, known as the National Child­ ren'! Friend, have served for 8207 Auxiliary To Have Social Meeting By Donna Estes The Auxiliary of VFW Post 82W7 will have a social meet ing at I p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Merle Har­ ris. Mr*. Irene March, preslLr-nt and Mra. Harris will serve as hostesses. Representing the post at the Institution and Installa­ tion of the new auxiliary to Post 10030, held Saturday night at the Country Club of Casselberry, were 3Irs. Har­ ris district eight deputy- chief of staff; Mrs. Walter Ste­ wart, district eight secretary and Art Block, past com­ mander of the post. SPARK PLUGS GENUINE FORD A L U M IN U M MUFFLERS 1919-51 FORDS 1952 • fit FORDS GENUINE FORD SH O C K ABSORBERS $5 65 O IL FILTERS EACH h i • .ib H)RD EACH * 2'°* GENUINE FORD 12 Volt BATTERY Fit* 1950 - 01 Ford Except Falcon $1 3 50 WE CAN PROCURE THE PROPERTY COM PLETE H O M E-BU ILDERS SERVICE FROM PLANS T O F IN A N C IN G 211 W. 25th STRRET GENUINE FORD 57 • 02 Ford & Falcon CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Shoom ioduiA Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! GENUINE FORD SEE US FIRST ! ON YOUR PROPERTY 18 year* on the faculty of tha Greatest Bible Conference of llie World at the home of tha late Rev. Billy and Ma Sun­ day- at Winona Lake, Ind. They have more than |3.0n0 worth of Gospel Teaching Ob­ jects treasons collected and used ovod the past 23 years and have conducted Evange­ listic Services tn many larger cities of the United States as well aa tn England and Can­ ada. EACH THIN KIN G OF BUILDIN G ? Sonlherw Balkier Cade Caagreaa FMA * VA CATO R Lumber Co. Methodist Men's Bible Class Holds Annual SupperMeeting CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2-3103 INSTALLED BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 2-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-891C �a+ n i: 'V i i ►♦V** V i. v & ■ it j 0 !» 1 i % I * O <* c i o 0 ’* ’ By LARRY VERSHEL That ACL-Pipcline hassle will come to an abrupt end Monday night when the Navy s-p-e-l-l-s out what the itory could be tor Sanford . . . Any­ thing more to be aaid. • • • How about eome more litter baikcta along Flrat Street? Thoie planteri are being u*ed a little too much for butts and assorted garbage. • • • The salary for a county com­ missioner is now $2,400 and 1100 per month car allowance. H u t makes his salary $3,600 annually. Not bad when you consider who spends $100 per month on their car. • • • Don't he surprised If fee of­ ficials don't ask for a pay hike from the legislative dele­ gation starting In 1963. • • • And don't be further sur­ prised if one commissioner doesn't ask the delegation to abolish the fee system and let the commission rule what each officer makes. • • • I don’t envy Mack Cleveland J r. that day. • • • Plans on that Denary Nurs­ ing Home should be completed next week. • • • Oh, that corner of Park and Commercial Is gonna look so prrtty. Why doesn't Mr. Wood­ ruff notice ft and what could be done at Park and First. • • • Ken McIntosh is probably the best bet for the DSA award Saturday with Doug Stcnstrom getting the Good (lovermncnt award. • • • Tf Seminole's public school teachers have to take a teach­ er's exam to measure their competency, then why not School Hoard members? * • • NOBODY ASKED ME. but why should those responsible for the Sarcpta dance promo­ tion change the dale from Feb­ ruary to April 20? . . . This Is just a week before the SemiCentennial celebration on April 27 brings in a leading "nam e" dance band for their big wing-ding at thr Mayfair Inn . . . It will be tough com petition for anyone hoping to raise money . . . Maybe the Frhruury dale should he re­ scheduled for Sarepta affair . . . That Is, M whoever Is sponsoring it wants to make money. • • • Speaking of the Seminole County Semi-Centennial, the committee promises a FULL day starting at B a.m. and headlining the world-famous Blue Angels and the Shooting Stars, the Navy precision fly­ ing team and their buddies in the free fall parachuting group . . . Big eats for very little money, baseball, beauty contest, fireworks, exhibits, open house at NAS . . , Get set for a thriller on April 27 . . . It also will have a spectacular square dance exhibition by t e a m s from southeastern states that show on Friday night and the show-stopping big dance Saturday night at the plush Mayfair Inn . . . Whoooo-eeeec! • • • The Chase and Co.-Chung King scholarship grantees arc fulfilling the expectations of the sponsors, according to S o n n y Powell, committee chairman. D e a I a Horner, Seminole High School, and Thomas Foreso, Lyman High School graduate, have both been com­ mended by the Univeraity of Florida dean for the high cal­ iber of their work, Powell said, and added that the Sem­ inole County student*’ gradea are at "about the 3.73 level of the perfect 4.0." Both Foreso and Miss Horner are carrying "heavy” schedule# and are Justifying the confidence of 'he committee that selected them from a score of worthy "sndidalrs for the scholarship, lecordlng to the chairman. • • • Julian Whigham will be the next postmaster for Sanford. He Is presently working fur an insurance company and be was No. 1 on the eligible Hat. • • • Work on Interstate 4 from *R 434 to the Orange County Line • testa tod-j. How Do You Like Your Reading ? Want to know tha names of some books which, nppnrently, are "interestinR" reading? A«k any high school atudent, A group of books popular with local students has created a storm among parents at Edgerton, Wis„ according to a UPI report todny. But n check this morning reveals the books haven’t even created a ripple of complaint hero. Some 450 angry parents converged on the Edgerton School Board Tuesday night demand­ ing the banishment of such “filthy" books as 'T h e Ugly American” and "1984." The board supported the continued use of the hooks, with such remarks ns "we are no longer living in the nge of Longfellow" and “we can’t keep a fence nround our children.* A Catholic priest disagreed, saying: '‘Par­ ents have the right to put a fence around their children." And he objected on moral grounds to "The Catcher in the Rye," "1081” and “ Brave Now World." A physician whose wife Is a school board member told the Itourd: "Young men have enough ideas of their own without getting more." Classed by the parents as “filthy" and “vul­ gar" were these books: ‘T h e Catcher in the Rye,” by J. D. Salinger; “ Brave New World," by Aldotis Huxley; "1981," by George Orwell; “Of Mice and Men,” by John Steinbeck; "Crime and Punish­ ment,” by Fyodor Dostoevsky, and “The Ugly American," by William Lederer and Eugene Bur­ dick. All these books are on the shelves of the Sanford Public Library, according to Mrs. Sara King, head librarian. Most calls for this rending are from high school students, she added. Queried whether any complaints had been received by her for having these books available, Mrs. King replied; "No. not really. The father of a high school senior did complain last, year a t City Hall. But, so far as 1 know, there have been no other complaints." A. J. Bracken, Seminole High School princi­ pal, said three of the books—"1984,” “Crime and Punishment" and "The Ugly American"—are in­ cluded among the school library’’a 5,000 hooks available to the students. The three books In question, he stated, are included in Wilson’s Standard Catalogue for High School Libraries. He added none of the books arc "required" reading for the students "and besides they have enough ‘required rending to do to keep up iti their studies." He said books listed in the Wilson catalogue are considered educational rending for the student’s personal choice. (Kd’s note: Wc wonder how all these angered Edgerton parents and the priest learned these hooks arc "filthy" and ‘Sul gar." Surely not by henrsny. llmmmm.? And an aside to Mrs. King: Prepare for an aval­ anche of requests.| It always happens when a book Is labeled as "unfit.") (Ehv ^cutfnrti lim tlti FEC Strike WEATHER: Cold through Thursday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 50-55. VOL. 55 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 25, 1905 SANFORD, FLORIDA 'Savage' Red Guerrillas Nabbed In Viet Nam SAIGON, Viet Nam (UP!) — Authoritiea today announc­ ed tha capture of 42 Commonlit pucrrillni who slaughtered helpless Vietnameae trainee* at a ramp run by the U. S. Army. Informed aourn-a laid the Viet Cong guerrilla* were part of a 40-man force which mur­ dered 40 anti - Cummunlat tribesmen and wounded 25 other* with machine gun*, grenades and clubs in a plan­ ned raid Jan. 3. Two Ameri­ can* were wounded In the nearly five hours of fighting. One of the Vietnamese vic­ tim* wsa beaten to death with ■piked club*. Another was tied to a tree and shot. The source* aaid the Viet Cong suffered 3(1 dead and an unknown number of wounded In a hastiiy-organlxed counter­ attack. The raid took plare before dawn at a U. K. special force* camp near Plel Mrong village on the Cambodian border, about 25 mile* north of Suig- on. The attack was plotted with the hrlp of Communist agenta inside the rump. U. S. sources said question­ ing of the captives, Member* of ilia Monlugnard t r i t, e, ihowrd tha Viet Cong wanted to destroy the ramp because it was close to the Chu 1'iong guerrilla bu»c und one of the main Communist Infill ration routes. In preparation for the raid, Ited agenta Inside the ramp rut barbed wire fence* and distributed ammunition t o Viet Cong supporters. Nona of tlie nnti-Communist trainee* had ammuntion. Spec. 3 Billie G. Fell. 23. of Ituleyville, Ala., woke up in the dispensary a* a guarrila burst through the door firing an automatic rifle. It u 11 e t ■ splintered the boards over Fell'a head and a grvnude blew out nne of the walls of the dis­ pensary as he escaped. Finally the Americana and some trainees organised a de­ fense and bent bark the a t­ tar kero. NO. 655 nnwA... ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) More Uian 1.2U0 member* of 11 non operating union* went on strike ngainvt the FloHda Hope Fading East Coast Railway in a pay WASHINGTON <UP1) — dispute at 6 a.m. today and Prc-ipccts dimmed today for n one minute later the historic show-down vote before next railway abolished the strikers' week In the Senate's anti-fill Jobs and closed down all oper­ ation*. buster fight. NEW YORK fUPI) — French statesman Jean Mon net, "F ulhrr of the Common Market," will receive tha 1062 “ Freedom Award" tonight. Conversion Move Against Merger WASHINGTON (UPI) — Northwest O r i e n t Airlines ■eked (lie Civil Aeronautics Hoard (CAR) Tuesday to dinmi** the merger application or Pan Aniurirnn World Airways ami Tran* World Airlines. For Good? Impact Grant Casselberry Agrees To Consider To General Fund 'Q uickie' W ater Rate Boost Announced allotment of 3140,647 In federal impact funds will be plared in the county schools' general oper­ ating fund, Supt. It. T. Mil wee laid today. Annual allocation of the money from the U. S. Depart­ ment of Health, Education and Welfare was announced T ups day afternoon in a telegram from Congressman A. S. Herlong J r. to The Herald. W. A. Teague, school admin islrative assistant, said the grant is in supixirt of federally connected students, that is, children of NAS-based person­ nel. Waterways Meet Slated Friday Casselberry ^ldermen Tues day night * greed to consider a completely new, spur-ofthe-moment pro|>o»al made by Casselberry Utilities Co. on Its request for a water rate ralac. The action came during a meeting polka-dot led with 10 minute recesses and pinguid with heater troubles at Hie Women’* Club aftur the com­ pany's original proposal made List September was withdrawn and Hie board vot­ ed not to consider a proposal recommended by the engi­ neering firm of A.E. O'Neal] and Associates, Previous announcement that Hie meeting was to have been 'B itin g ' Cold W ave 'Ham m ers' Southland United Press International The biting cold wave that has covered the central part of Use nation dipped into Hie Southland today, bringing snow, sleet and rain. An Inch of snow had fallen In Nashville, Tenn., by I a. tion* in areas where snow, sleet and freezing rain was Quarterly meeting of Flor­ expected. The new blizzard that swept ida Waterways Association di­ through the Midwest lodsy, rector! will be held Friday at dropping the mercury far bethe Mayfair Inn. low zero, stacked up new Heading Hie directors, from snow from Denver to New throughout the state, will be York. It crested huge ice fra n k II. Brownell. Jackson­ D. gorges in the Mississippi ville, association president. The WeaUser Bureau said Hlver. John Krider, founder and first president of the associa­ the temperatures will drop to tion and Seminole County 3 degrees In north Alabama Chamber of Commerce man­ tonight. Snow and ice accu­ ager, said the group will dls- mulation* of one inch were forecast In the slate. cua* the Crus* State Canal, the Sleet and freezing rain WASHINGTON (UP1I — St. Johns-Indian Jtivrr Canal changing to light inow were Democrsls cried “politics" and other proposed waterway forecast for the northern part todsy s t a move by some projects. of Mississippi with tempera­ Senate Republicans to hold ture* dropping to 3. (heir own Investigation of the Temperatures were expect Cuban Invasion failure. Attending Meet Even Sen. Kenneth B. Keel­ U n . Camilla Bruce, county I to~ ra»ie" from" VU»~l"o super.isor of registration, ! * ] * * « J S S S L J m t t oorth ing, (R-N'.Y.J, a critic of past policies on attending a week-loaf c o n st* Florida In about normal over administration Hon of supervisors at Taffi- the southern part of tha state. Cubs, warned against the The Weather Bureau warned GOP Idling the Cuhan crisis hasis-e. Sh« will rrtnm Sain* af hazardous driving condi­ gel mixed up in IU publics. day. Politics Heard On Cuba Probe on zoning was in error and Tuesday's two-snd-onc-halfhour continued session wav devoted entirely to discussion of the water rate raise alter routine and necessary final steps were taken to complete work on the town's agreement with Seminole Its sewsy for widening ami paving Semi­ nole Blvd. Thr utility company’* new proposal would set water rates at n $1 So minimum for the first 7,IKK) gallons which would automatically supply $400 of the $700 per month uccdcd over a 46 month per­ iod by the company if it It to hnancc improvements in accordance with demands of the Stair Hoard of Health. Beyond the minimum, 23 cents per tlxmiand gallons would be charged up to 30.000 gal­ lons and 22 cent* per thou­ sand thereafter. Included in the proposal waa the request to "be allowed to renegotiate after the 46 months period" which would begin “only at auch time aa potable water, meeting stale standards, ti running through the pipes." Tlw l*i.i rd waa asked to take immediate action on like new proposal presented orally by Paul Riles, company sup­ ervisor. However, members voted that ric h must tie pro­ vided with a written copy for further study before any Ba­ al agreement can be reached. The session was held open and the hoard Is expected to meet against this week to but oft the propoaaL Coming! LAKELAND (U l’I) — Con rentrntore are rapidly con LAKELAND (UPI) — Tho weather bureau verting In p r o c e s a i n g of gruprfruit aa the hnrveating forecast today freezing temperatures for north and of early and miilaeaaun or­ central Florida by Friday niorninK as u cold front anges nears an end. arcordiliK pushes across the statu. to Kloiidu Citrus Mutual. Tho cold weather was expected to lie^ln affectMOSCOW (U PI)—The So­ viet Communist party paper Ptuvda today reinforced Pre­ mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev’* cell for a hall to the public dispute between Russia and Ited China. to he completed in throe weeks, according to County Engineer Bill Bush. (Herald Photon) The strike closed more than 570 milra of EEC track which serve Florida's Atlantic Coast holiday resorts, the nation's spaceport at Cape Canaveral and industrial site* between Jacksonville and Florida City, south of Miami. Picket lines were set up at the entranees to all FEC pro- Honored ‘Stop Fighting’ WORK IS pregrcflHing on widening Seminole Blvd. to tho Seminole Raceway. Tho project, which callit for widening of alx feet, in expected Abolishes Jobs InR extreme northwest Florida tonight. Temperatures in tha 20a and a hard freeze were forecast for (he Pan­ handle tonight. The mercury Was expected to stay near the freezing mark In the Panhandle most of Thursday, with the cold air stabbing Into Hie southern part of the slate by Thurs­ day night. The forecast called for » hard freeze in northern dis­ tricts and freezing tempera­ tures in rcntrnl am) possibly In soul hem iliutricle Friday morning. Optimists Set Affiliate Here OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) — Negro student James It, Mere­ dith left the University of Sliisissippl, possibly for good, with student* and nawamun literally pushing him off the Optimist International, the rumpus in a brokun-down fourth largest service club auto. organization in the world will wok to affiliate a group of OK’s Appeal business, professional and PARIS (U PI) — French civic leaders In the Sanford President Charles de Gaulle area, when member* of (lie luis accepted an appeal by Winter Park rlub visit liere West Gri man Chancellor Kon­ Thursday. rad Adenauer not to torpedo le a d by John Hcthca, lA Common Market negotiation* Governor of the organization with Great Britain lit present. In the Central Florida area, and Martin Drowsier, Chair­ Flench sources said today. man of tho Now club com­ mittee of Hie Winter Park Still In Contact MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet club, a meeting will bo bold scientist* had regular radio at 7.3(1 p. m. at the pinecontact with their Mars-1 crest Inn. They will moot ■pain station all through lust with several Sanlonl resi­ week, the offiriul Toss News dents at a dutch-treat, a cus­ Agency seid today. Tass said tom o( Optimist rlubs, din­ the Mars-1 I* more than 25 ner meeting. million miles from earth. Injured In Fall SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (UPI) — Ethel May Johnson, once voted the "most beautiful showgirl on Broadway," was reported in a coma today at u hospital here. Her daughter, Charlotte Duvinberre, aaid thr 72-year-old former Zlegfleld Follira dancer had been in a coma aim* falling a t their home. Milk Price Hearing Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—The Milk Commission today set Fob. 6 for a public hearing to ronsidcr proposed change* in a regulation prohibiting wiling milk below cost. The hearing was scheduled fur IU a.m. In the House chainher of tho Capitol. Hopes Dwindle For Special Apportion Meet TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — legislative eye* turned to Gov. Farris Bryant today a* hope dwindled for a self-called special session of tho lawmak­ ers to discuss rcapportiunmrnt, Bryant ia apparently the only hope left fur Hie Legisla­ ture to get the job done, lifter lawmakers responded s l u g glshly to a petition to cull thrmsrlvra into session. If the Legislature doesn't do It, the federal court will. Out of 57 House members und 2.2 senators needed to vote "yes" in order to call the meeting without the consent of tlie governor, only 30 rep­ resentatives unit three senat­ ors hud indicated approval Tuesday. (Inc of tlu< governor's aides reported, however, that there is a good cliunce tliul tlie gov­ ernor may eall a session for early February. llr)aid bus repeatedly said be wilt not rail a special meet­ ing without assurances before­ hand that the Legislature will approve a better plan Ilian (lie 16-semitor, 135-t cpresentntive proposal tinned (Jown by Flor­ ida votei* in November. Although the aide said Bry­ ant’.* stand over the problem remulns the same, be said the chief executive "still lias high hopes for a break before Feb. I." perty within mlnutci of 6 a.m. Two hours later, Jam es Had­ ley, chairman of a commlttco representing Hie strikers, told Unilrd Press International In Jacksonville, “ everything is In perfect order." "There have been no at­ tempts to cross picket linos by anyone—and that Includes some non-union piggy back truck firms. We're in good shape and ready to fighL" Iladley aaid he understood the only incident of the strike occurred at the Bowden Yards on the outskirts of Jackson­ ville where several big freight cars Jumped Bin rails. “ You might say the c a n were derailed because (hero were no maintenance of way men available to take care of them," he said. No one was hurt when tha cars derailed. Pickets, some In tha busi­ ness suit of tha clerks, and others in the traditional rail­ roader's dress of blue-andwhite overalls and perky cap, displayed signs around their necks reading,' "On strike against the Florida East Coast Railway." Hadley aaid picket tinea also were set up at the company's main offices here, and In New Smyrna, West Palm Beach, Fort Pierce and Miami. Early today there were no indications how long Hie strike would last. Roth sides aaid before tho strike tliey were not prepared to negotiate further on the union demand of a 10.28 ccnls per hour pay bike. 10 Survive Airliner Crash LAS PALMAS, Canary Tslands (UPI) — A Portuguese air force Cut transport plane with 13 persons aboard crash­ ed Into Hie Atlantic Tuesday night four mllea off Las Pal­ mas Ten survivor# were picked up today by rcarue ships, but little hope was held for tho three persons still missing. The aircraft, a military version of the commercial DCI, was en route to Lisbon from Angola. One crew member was picked up this morning from o.sc of the piano'* wings which was still afloat. Ho was identified as MaJ. Pedro Pena, tho c o - p i l o t . Nine other survivor* worn rescued from a raft after they were s(lotted by a Span­ ish air force reconnalssanca plane. lC n K U tfc m c n t ATHENS, Greece (UPI) Tlie royal family announced Firm sSlart today the engagement of NEW YORK (UPI) -S tocks Crown Prince Constantine, 23, got off to a lirm start teday, to lii-yeur-olil Dullish Prin­ hut trading was not parti­ cess Anna Mario. cularly active. ACL Aids Strike Bound Travelers Plans were outlined today by AUantic Coast Line Pres­ ident W. Thomas Rice lor providing transportation ser­ vice for ACL passengers des­ tined to points on tho Florid* East Const Railway during the strike un tho FEC. "Plana have been worked out so that there will be as little inconvenience to our travelers as possible," tha ACL chief execuUve said. Coast Lane's “ Florida &pecist" and "E ast Coast Cham­ pion," which run between Now York and Miami, and the "CHy of Miami" and "South Wind," which run be­ tween Chicago and Miami, will operate over tracks of tlw Coast Una to Auburndale, where they will be delivered to Uw Seaboard Railroad for handling to West Palm Beach and Miami, Passengers to or from points on the east coast of Florida. West Palm Beach and aoulh, will uae the Sea­ board stations at those points. Persons destined to points on the east coast of Florida between Daytona Beach and Stuart will be detrained at \ ling of baggage with little Sanford. Arrangements hive or no Inconvenience to the been made to transport these traveler, Rice said. passengers by bus to their destitution*. Similar arrange­ ments have been made to transport northbound pass­ Rridg* ........... Page 1 engers from Greyhound bua Classified Page 3-A stations to the train* at San­ C o m ic a ------ ... Pag* 2-A ford. Deac A b b y ...... Pag* 8 Persons traveling to or from Editorial ...... Pag* t-A St. Augustlno and Ormond Entertainment .... Png* 8 UcaiU will use regular bus Legal* Pag* t-A 4k 3-A service between those points and Jacksonville. Puis l a ________ Paga 2-A Plans have also been mad« S o c ie ty _____.... Pag* if tor tho transferring and h jiu1Spurts , , pugo % Herald Index ‘ “ " " * * -* i 11 i i. n \ � 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 22, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/44e5ff5d80f1e023bad2837d355b929b.pdf 80842ae9c82d4ee6f9212a8093e783e9 PDF Text Text * We are proud to have been the franchised dealer for this American Metal Building, the plant of . . . PRODUCTS CO M PAN Y *».....■ ■■ wit*' ■ •TC iw as h ^ W •v * ■^ $ ki£ s- .‘ ■ ' . , *\ * • ■ , G h 'i r i * .f^ r) fa ts o * * Largoot alngl# clear span rigid frame build* ing La (he elite of Fla. A clear span of 10* by 240' and a double building that epana 240' by t si , ) •. 'V 200', a total aq. foot of 84,000. - From the day that the footing excavatlo* A M E R IC A N <4Ig i? B U IL .D IN G S CO M PA N Y atarled to completion of building . . . 90 duya. ARR0LL ANIEL o o o o o o o o o o o o o CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED Franchised Dealer For American Buildings Co. For Central Florida 2800 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-5011 r * ' ifezit *r ■' o t M f l *FT Sanford, Fla. �In Canal O ff 17-92 Human Bones Found *** e lO ^ By LARRY YER5IIEL Gov. B r y a n t telephoned from Tallahassee Monday m o r n i n g to apologize to John Kriricr for his inabi­ lity to attend the Chamber’s I dinner Saturday evening. John assured the Governor that the dinner guests under­ stood about the weather. Bry­ ant asked John "(or a return date as soon as possible." • • • NEWS I’HOTOtIKAl’HEltS continually neck live action anti unusual photos. An estimated 10 Florida and Texas newsmen were on linnd here Word is out that negotia­ Saturday for the II1.1I Products dedication, sweating out ubout three hours tions are nearing completion in tlie son waiting for Texas billionaire II. L. Hunt to push the button of for establishment of a third his new mlllion-dollar plant. That was the main picture . . . as it is shown new plant at Sanford Indus­ here by Herald photographer Hill Vincent. Hunt is pushing the button; trial park and, our inform­ next is Mrs. Hunt and then Wendell Jarrurd, director of the Florida De­ velopment commission. HUT . . . the other cameramen commenced push­ ants say, "this will be the ing and crowding in for their shots. The lens of Vincent's camera was biggest thing that ever hit Seminole County." cracked. Note the Orlando photographer in the right background. His TV • • • camera was smashed and his film exposed in the melee. O f cours^, he ex­ NOTHING LIKE AN IRONIC pressed his chagrin in loud, clear and plain language. All this in a few SENSE OK HUMOR DEPART­ seconds. MENT: Everyone going to the Movlelnnd Drive-In next Satur­ day night and signing a pledge to donate blood to the local blood bank will receive a month’s pass for two. What’s playing? “ BLOOD Of Dracu la.” "BLOOD Of Vampire," and "The BLOOD Beast." • • • County Attorney H a r o l d Johnson has a prohlem. The next County Commission meet­ ing is Jan. 29. Chairman J. C. Increased prosperity in the $1 million 1ILH Product* will move forward. Florida Hutchison, Just over an oper­ agricultural field within a plant at Sanford Industrial always will remain an outation, can’t make it up the ; standing agricultural state." park. stairs to the chambers. So, can 50-mile radius of Sanford was And Conner concluded: "We • • • the commission meeting be predicted hero Saturday by Other stories and pictures —our slate—have three strong Doyle Conner, state commis­ moved? What’s the legal of the Chamber festivities leg* to stand on: Agriculture, sioner of agriculture. pitch? Callin' Dick Ervin! tourism and industry, We are • • • Conner made hi* forecast on Page 2 of today's Her­ going forward." ald. NOBODY ASKED ME. but at tiie formal opening of the how can ANY business man ★ ★ ★ Pointing out that Seminole refuse to Join the Chamber of county now ranks a* the 38th Commerce? . . . His financial county In vegetable produc­ success depends on people betion in the United States, Con­ ing attracted to come to or to ner slated 39.000 acres nowstay in our community . . . are used in that field, with And no one or no organiralion a |M)icntiu1 of GO,000 acres. does this so welt us does the "We can see nothing but Chamber of Commerce . . . growth and prosperity for ALL people with an invest­ Seminole county," said Coo* ment in this area ought to he P t t b ., I - —i '. * GI.AD to add Ihdr personal Flying liere from Tall aliasas well as their linancial as­ *e« solely (or Use HLII lie- * sistance to sueli an effort . . . • dicutioa, Conner told H U t And it costs only ju cents a owner H. L. Hunt that "wo week! It are delighted to have this . . . addition to the Florida InSpeaking of Hie CofC. the uti.drial community and tak membership drive workers Ing part in recognizing Flor­ each year coine hack with ida is continuing to expand. II. L. HUNT stories of complaints . . . You DOYLE CONNER "This fine building here is know llie kind—“ and that's the an example of expansion in reason I won't Join" . . . If Florida and will mean much any business wants Its inter­ to agriculture In Central est* promoted, it can best lie Florida and Sanford, one of done with the principal IN Hie the leading agricultural com­ CofC, not OUT of it . . . Out munities." of It the fellow has no voice, He continued: "HLII is a no way of accomplishing what clear Indication agriculture HE wants . . . IN it, as a mem­ ber, he can speak his mind, "Communism would really can work for the things he be­ wane and disappear if the An Orlando man, Colbert lieves beneficial. United Stales were to quit • • • Ouyie, 68. 1* being held in feeding its victims of a so. TO ALL YOU PEOPLE, the Duval county Jail on an ciely which now a* always you business men, who arc not extortion charge relating to before has nevrr been able already member* of the CofC, the citrus larceny case pend­ Financing of thp Seminole to feed its people." how's about sending in at least ing here. II. L. Hunt, of Dallas, made Bnuievaid load improvement *23 to the trade body, attend this statement Saturday at U. S. postal official* at the meetings, serve on com­ Jacksonville reported Guyse job was tieing ironed out to­ Hie formal opening of his mittees, DO something that wa* arrested llierc when lie day at Casselberry. million dollar HLII Plant at Seniinule Raceway official* YOU'D like to see done, get sought to pick up a reply to Sanford Industrial park. He others to help you . . . Let's an extortion letter. C. C. Moo, had pulled an *I8,(MMI cheek and Mrs. Hunt and other everyone work for the ad­ postal inspector, said Guyse with the county, while Cassel* Hunt enterprise officials were vancement of our area — and had mailed on Jan. 10 from berry had put up *8,400 for here for the dedication. thus protect our financial in­ Jacksonville a letter to C.R. the two-mile resurfacing job. Advocating a grass-rootsHowever, cuunty officials level freedom movement by vestments. Ixiwderniilk. Umgwcod, de­ • • • manding J.ooo in *io bills for held that “to be proper the the people of the United What's this I hear about withholding information p Ixjui agreement must he between States, Hunt declared: "There ANOTHER filling station that certain criminal acts alleged­ the cuunty and the municipali­ would be no hope for Ihe prohahty will be built soon on ly committed by Lowdcrmilk. ty ’* and returnrd the race­ remaining billion of the French Avenue? , . . Lessee world’* three billion popula­ Moo slated the letter also way check. The priM eclure being fol­ tion to remain free but If now, how many are there be­ threatened Ralph Alderman. lowed today, it was said, is freedom can survive six tween the lake front and Hie Orlando. city limits on our busy U S. The Seminote ccunty grand llmt the rareway was pre­ year* it will reign forever." 17-82? jury last SIunday indicted senting it* rherk for * 18,000 • » * Luwdermitk, Alderman, Alba to the tuwn of Casselberry, Routine Trading The new flashing sign point T. Hall and Bill Hammond on which. In turn, would hand NEW YORK (U l'll—Stocks ed toward the 1-4 bridge and 42 count* of conspiracy, bri­ over its cheek fot f2<l.<J00 to opened irregularly higher to­ laketront U. S. 17 92 beckons bery and grand larceny. the county. day In fairly routine trading. the traveler to the "Hotel Bar*’ . . . But when one of the nomads got to the place where the sign is, he said it was called "Valdes." H-m-inmm. • • 9 To the loyal citliens who were sitting in the glorious— but never the less HOT—Flor­ ida sun. Doyle Conner was Dire need for un lmtHote of clared. m iln away at Cape Canaveral, most apologetic for his tardy Hall was a last-minute sub­ Hall averred ft is imperative arrival . . . He couldn't help technology in Florida was i t . . . His plane ran into some voiced by M. S- Haig Jr., Or­ stitute speaker for Guv, Far­ the state rslahllah a “topfog and the pilot had to "stack lando Junior follege presi­ ris Bryant, who was weather- notch" technological i c h u e l tip'* trying to find a spot to dent, at the annual Seminole Imund in Washington, I). C. immediately. “ Hut," he queried, "what are sandwich into the landing pat­ County Chamber of Commerce Hall quipped: “The Guvernur tern of the Navy Jeta . . . The dinner .Saturday evening at couldn’t l>e here . . , and I'm we going to do when we do get glud,” adding he appreciated to the moon?" He kept the State’s Commisi'oner of Agri­ Mayfair inn. culture dislikes inconvenienc­ “ We need now . . . anti right the privilege of being aiked to 400 dinner guests in continued ing folk*, so his epologics here in Central Florida is the speak in the chief executive’* good humor during his brief address. logical place . . . a school com­ place. Were' most sincere. parable to Massachusetts In­ Ilall recommended t h r e e i'ointing to the fact the • • • Merchants have scheduled stitute of Technology and Cal­ world is entering the space books for tha edification ef '• ’Cracker Days" here March ifornia In»lilute of Technol­ age, with U. H. headquarter* Americana. Ih e first, “11m Book Of ogy,** tl>e college prexy de­ already established only W Conner Predicts Prosperity Boost \: Orlandoan Held In Connection With Citrus Case i Hunt Advocates Grass-Roots Level Freedom Road Financing, 'Bug' Ironed Out Human lejr at*l foot bones found Saturday morning in a small canal off aouth Highway 17-92 will be forwarded for pathological study to the Florida Sheriffs Bureau at Tallahassee, Sheriff J. L. Hobby said today. Discovery waa mnde by four boys playing nlong the canal. Jimmy Mnrkos, 12, and his brother, Bobby, 10, of 2533 El Capitun Avc., and Mike Maddox, 11, VOL. 53 and his brother, Doug, 8, of 1102 Santa Barbara Dr. The boys noticed an Army-type boot floating on the wntcr and fished it out. They found skeletal remains and notified tho Ratliff gnrngc, who, in turn, called the sheriff’s office. Deputies dragged the cnnnl nnd found the mnte to the boot, containing bones, nnd then came up with a few more small bones. Sheriff Hobby snid there have been no "missing persons" reports for some time. He added that from the appear­ ance of tlie remains they nnd been in the water for some time. The boots were in a good state of preservation. The sheriff, from n precursory study, snid the victim apparently was a small male. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. JANUARY 21, 1063 “SANFORD, FLORIDA WEATHER: Cloudy through Tuesday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 05-00. W L W A ... Trim Budget WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chiiirinnn Clarence Cannon, D-.MO., in effect asked his House Appropriations Com­ mittee today to trim Presi­ dent Krnnedy’s record *98.8 billion budget by *12 billion. Poor Boy LONDON (UPI) — Actor Richard Burton, wearing a patch over hi* bruised right rye, said Sunday night he had been beaten and kicked by a pack of six London “ Ted­ dy boys." No Opposition ELLSUETIIV1LI.K, Katan­ ga, The Congo (U Plt — An advance column of CN Indian treops reached the outskirts of Kulweti, today without op­ position, a spckfMnin re­ ported. Re-Elected IIKKL1N (U PI) — Waller Ulhricht won re-election a* Cum mult Wt boss of East Ger­ many today shortly after a mysterious' explosion rocked an Ea*t llerlln area in which he has his homo. Strike Seen 8T. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — The Florida East Coast Rail, ruud will arrepl liu mol e freight shipment* after mid­ night tonight because of a threatened strike — expected at fl a. m. Wednesday — hy 1,2110 workers. Twister MCLELLEN (U PI) — A small tornado twisted out of dark skirt Sunday, damaging three houses in this tiny northwest Florid* community, No one was Injured, but the twister ripped the roof from one house. Ju ry Probe OXFORD, Miss. (U P I)—A federal grand jury Investigat­ ing racial rioting a t tha Uni­ versity cf Mississippi waa ex­ pected to issua its final re­ port today. A sourre close to the panel said there probably would be no further indict­ ments. Combined Canal, Jobs Thought Hailed An entirely new approach for direct highway and canal connections with the East Coast, as suggested by John Drumley, Sanford, Is meeting w i t h enthusiastic support. Ilrumtry I* a member of the St. Johns-lndian River Navigallon committee. Volusia county authorities for some time hnve been plug­ ging for a four-lane highwny connecting Del.snd and Oak Hill, on Highway 1. By the same token, Seminole county officials have been seeking for major Improve­ ment* to Highway 4(1 connect­ ing Sanford and Mims, also on Highway 1. Itrumley'a suggestion was that the highway and canal ventures tie combined. He pointed out fill from the canal multf be used fo r roadbed con­ struction along the waterway. John K r I d • r, navigation committee chairman and Sem­ inole County Chamber of Com­ merce manager, eald today the suggestion hss met with full support from Harold Scott, Jacksonville engineer retained to make preliminary canal studies for the navagiution committee. "This new approach could allow construction of the canal at one-third the cost of rurlier proposals," Kridrr s t a t e d . "This idea caila for an 18-miie canal, with Ilttla or no mainte­ nance, wheraae e a r l i e r thoughta called far construc­ tion of a 40-in IIs canal much further aouth with continuous maintenance,** Kridrr mapped the route of Brumley'e proposal from a point where the St. John, rivrr leave* Lake llainry along the Volu»ia-Br*vard county line to Indian river. U. 8. Corps of Engineer! now are In the pro- Herald Index ce*s of moving the llaulover cenal neer Atlenhurst to a poiot north of Shiloh. Thi* llaulover canal connects In­ dian Kiver with tlie Inlracoastal Waterway. Seminole county recently ac­ quired title to the t.lHN) ncre* known a* the former Oereola airport. The road from San­ ford would skirt north of the old airport. The road from DoLand would rut southeast and join tlie Sanford highway at a point in tlie vicinity or tlie air­ port. “The beauty of the bleu," Kridrr said, "is that the canal probably could bo financed with revenue bund*, sup ported by lockage charges. Only two bridges would be necesary. Most of tha land Is unap­ proachable except by air and the canat could he built with a dredge or possibly even a dragline, with tho fill being Used for the highway.” New Cold Wave To Hit State LAKELAND (U N ) — The coldest weather of the new year headed Into Florida to­ day. Frost predictions were posted as far south as l.akr Okerr holies. The new cold wave was not nearly a* severe a* the late December freeze which wiped out Inigo portions of Florida's citrus and vegetable crop*. The Federal • Hlsto Frost Warning Service here predictnf temperatures rally tomor­ row ranging lictween 22 olid 28 degrees in nortlirrn dis­ tricts, 28 to 36 in most central districts and 37 to 46 in ex­ treme southern districts. Fiost wa* predicted for all districts except the lower east coast, including scattered fruit in Evergladra district sections away from I-ake Okeechobee. Eye Bank To Get Boost Hridgr .... Page ft Page 0 Classified ___ Page H Comics Dear Abhy ..... -----Pag* H Editorial .... . . .... Page 4 Page t Entertainment L egal*_ ...» Pig* 0 Pusite ............ ..... Pag* 8 Society — Pag* 8 S|Kirts .... . „Page 7 NO? 031 .MORRIS H A L E Krlder and Sen, Bernard Parrish w ill meet Tuesday morning with Harris Saxon, Volusia c o u n t y commission chaimmn, at New Sinyrnn i Bench to air the proposal and I endeavor to have that county join the project. Thi* meeting was postponed from today a t | Saxon's request. JAYCEE WEEK opened Sunday with tho public invited to attend tlie annual open house at the Jayteu Information ('enter. Hero former prOflident Harnett While (left), enjoy* u eup of cof­ fee um lie looks over the activities of the pant year with Jayteu Week Chairman Tom S|H?er. (Herald Photo) Jaycee W e e k Jsyrcc Week in Seminole County began Sunday with open house held from 2 to 5 p. in. at tlie Jaycee Inionnalion lluotli on French Ate., hosted by President Glenn McCall and Jaycee Week Chairman Tuni Speer. Final remits will be tabu­ lated during the week, lu de­ termine tlie winners of tlie Young Teacher of the Yeor. the Young Farm er of the Year and tho Young Sailor of tlie Year. All lliree of tliese young mm are selected for tlwir outstanding contributions to the community and to the progress amt welfare of their profession or vocation. Tlie uw'ardi also give re­ cognition to young men who are taking a position of leadership in their chosen field and promote (hem as an example of what otic man can do, The Distinguished Service \wa-d h given to a young man of the community who Is between 21 and 33 who has demonstrated leadership, abi­ lity ami responsibility in the community and has contribut­ ed tu the welfare and pro­ gress of the entire commun­ ity. Nominations for this award, which D open to the public closed last Thursday, and tha committee lias made their selection from the entries received. Help for the Seminole Hos­ pital Eye Bunk Association in their need for funds to carry on the work of giving the gift of sight through the donation of (he eyes ha* been planned by Ihe Jul-Alui Fronton (or 7:41 p in. Tuesday. At Chamber Banquet Technology School Stressed Here Imagination," was erritten In the 19th century by a French­ man, Jules Verne. The author predicted in “Fives Weeks In a Balloon” that man would Gy. in “Twenty Thousand Lea­ gues Under the Sea" that man would travel underwater, end in “Around the World In 80 Days" that man would cir­ cumnavigate the globe. “ AU theae have come true," Hall aaid, “but in 'From the Earth To tha Moon’ wa have yet to ace whether hie fourth view will bear out." The second book recomended by Hall is “Communist Manifesto,” by Karl Marx. Pointing out he is not a Bed but an avuwed American, the college president stated that concepts outlined in thi* Com­ munist creed also are coming true. “The Communists are fol­ lowing exactly the teachings in thla book,” he stated. “And it predicts tha Communists will take over the United States from within . , . with Internal collapse, not wsr. One plank in that book predicts wc will be burdened with heavy income tax." The third book recommend­ ed fur American outlook Into the future Is the Holy Bible, A11 the writings In the First Testament have been liorne out, lleli stated, “even as lata as 1841 when the Jews got Is­ rael, in keeping with the cov­ enant of the Lord with Abra­ ham." D I A L 3 2 3 -0 7 3 3 �t OFF WITH THE OLLt fire escape and on with the new one wag the scene at the Sarupta Itest Home Saturday, an the new Hteel facility wu* opened for unc and the old wooden one was torn down by workmen from Shoe­ maker Construction Company. On top of the old escape is Edgar Osborn, with Bob Dodson, steadying it from below. , (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (IJPI) — Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kenne­ dy said today the chances a t tha present time are that James Meredith will laava tba University of Mississippi. Kennedy said he did not think Meredith made u mis­ take In integrating the uni­ versity. "1 think that's a difficult area, but Meredith decided he wanted to do it and theso U . risione are up to tho Indivi­ dual," ha aald. If Meredith does quit, Ken­ nedy aald, It would make fu­ ture Integration efforta In •uch states aa Alabama or South Carolina more difficult, Kennedy aald ha hoped tha 19 • year • eld Negro atudant would continue hia studies at "Olu Miss” because a great ileal nt Meredith's own ef­ forts and government action to enforce the law want into his admittance to the school. “ Everbody In the United .States hus contrihuti-d nomatiling, because thu taxpayer's money haa bean used,” he added. Kennedy gave these views and others about the first two years of hia brother's adminIstialiun in a copyrighted in­ terview with "U. S. News and World Report." Asked about tha attempted invasion of Cuba by refugees, tha attorney general said he wanted to clear up reports that tha President withdrew air cover from the operation. Some have blamed the fail­ ure of the liuy of J'lga Inva­ sion on the lack of protactlva air cover whan tha fore* was on the Cuban beach being a t­ tacked hy Castro's small air force. Kennedy said the President “never withdraw U. 8. air cover. There was never any plan to have U. S. air cover." Although planning fer the Invnsion was primarily the re­ sponsibility of the Central In ­ telligence Agency, Kennedy ■aid, tha Joint Chiefs of Staff and tha ITasident approvad tha plan. llowtvar, ha aald "tha plana and tha racommandations ob­ viously wars not adequate." WASHINGTON (U PIl — President Kennedy today foreeast moderate busineaa gaina this year and appealed to Con­ gress to give the economy an added stimulus by cutting taxes. The President said in his an­ nual Economic Iteport that he wants his proposed reduction In Individual Income taxes to take ef.Vct next July 1, He a ’so asxeri the lawmak­ e r to cut corporal* tax rale* from 30 to 22 per rent on the first 125,000 of tneome, retro­ active to Jan. 1. A bigger cor­ porate tax reduction will be proposed later. Aa he did In his State of the Union and Iludget messages, Kennedy emphasized his tax cut plan. Without it, he sug­ gested, there might be e re­ cession and tha fi).9 billion deficit projected for fiscal 1964 might go even higher. Initial congressional reac­ tion to the Economic Report generally was aplit along par­ ty lines, with Republicans ac­ cusing Kennedy of fiscal irre­ sponsibility a n d Democrats praising hia proposals. House Republican Whip Les­ lie C. Arends, UL, said cuts in federal spending c o u l d be made "without damaging na­ tional security." Hep. Herald Ford, (R-Mleb.), leveled the In hla mtssage today, Ken-(ductlon, it would be affected nedy appear'd to bi trying to by it, reassure the skeptical, "invert Heller tuhl a new* conferthe adamant and whip up more cnee that a tax reduction this support from the nan in the year could speed up the street, growth rate of the economy in Chairman Walter W. Heller tha final months of 1963 and of the President'# Council of result in a better record than Economic Advisers said a 1963 Kennedy forecast, tax ru t would lie “insurance” If Congress turned down the against a recession. tax plan, Heller said, "the He said that while the prr-s- letdown that w o u l d c o m e fdrnt's forecast of moderate might be so strong th at It business expansion in 1963 would heighten the chance of was not contingent on tax re- a recession." The President argued in his report that t ie July 1 tax re­ duction would pump a needed blast of vitality into the econ­ omy. He said it would Increase by 96 billion the annual rate of disposable after-tax Incomt in tha last six months of 1902. The net effect, on a half-year basis, would be 13 billion. Kennedy predicted the na­ tion's total of good* and serv­ ices produced this year—tha gross national product (GNP) —would rise to a record 1576 billion. This would be about 910 billion more than in 1902. “The outlook for continued moderate expansion in 1U63 is now favorable/' be said. Kennedy said he did not fear a recession in 1963. lie is more concerned he said, about the "five years of excessive unem­ ployment, unused capacity and ■lack profits , , • that cunstilutes the urgent case for tax reduction and reform." The President aald that If Congress didn't get moving on Weight Watcher* LOW-CALORIE HIGH-PROTEIN FRYERS Delicious • sal I* tying yet for from fatten­ ing - that's chicken! A n overage serving of chicken contains only one-third to one h all os many colorlei or on equivalent ser­ ving of marry popular meets • vet plenty of needed protein. It’s truly a dieter's dish. Nothing short of oging brings you the tenderness ond rich, meaty goodness of top quality beef W-D Brand Beef h naturally tender. No artificial tenderliers ore needed. If you insist on top quality beef, naturally tender, with true beef flavor, you'll love W-D Brand Beef from Winn-Dixie. If you find that W-D Brand Beef Is not everything we say it b your money will be cheerfully refunded. ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ r x i i s Chamber Honors TrT • 4 With Awards B, J. Chafin, J. L. Williams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Four men were honored fur civic survive at thu Seminule County Chamber of Commerce annual dinner Saturday even­ ing. Charles L. Robinson prosunled the Downtown Mar­ c h a a t a eseoclation'a "out­ standing service" award for tha last two ytars to E. C. Harper Jr., nsitociatlon cochulrniun. J. W. "Sonny" Powell, former Chamber president, and Richard R. Deal, outgoing president received the Cham­ ber'! merit award* from Judge Vulle A, Williams Jr. The Chamber's community service award was presented to Douglas Ktenstrom “for da. Uicati’d community service" by Hubert F. Shedden, Mrs. Dean was bom In Gull Lake, M ichi|in and liv­ ed In Cleveland, Ohio before coming to Chuluota four months ago. She was a member of the Methodist Church in Akron, Ohio. Survivors Include Mrs. Ty­ ner, a nelre. Mrs. Dorlne nelcherl of Clifton, N. J.; ■ nephew. R o j * W. Tompkins of St. Augustine; four grandchildren and 11 great grand­ children. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at Rrisson Funeral Home with Rev. John T. Adams Jr., of­ ficiating. Burial will be In Osklawn Memorial Park with Brlsson Funeral Home In charge. OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) BONELESS ALL MEAT CHUCK C O P E LA N D A L L M E A T FRA N KS CARNATION, PET, SILVER COW SLICK (THRIFTY Limit 6 with food order. D og Fo o d BATHROOM TISSUE . . Sot* 8* Each • Carpata • F urniture • Til* • Plano# • Rental Roda C o u n t* Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Goad thru Jan. 23rd DEEP SO U TH APPLE JE LLY winn Dim iroait. me coaraiOMT — 1981 t It Pays To Consolidate Your Obligations I It it often poetlble to reduce monthly payments by combining your bill* Into a single loan, Besides, you •para yourself considerable Inconvenience. Y O U 'U la t! TIM W A T W * H AM O tl IV ia V T M IH O I MORTON . . Chicken, lis f, T'kay, Salisbury, Haas D in n e rs 2 - 7 9 * HI-ACRIS FROZEN FLORIDA ORANGE G.A.C. FINANCE J u ic e 4^89* FRESH, CRISP T el fAiMax 2-3743 428 North Orange Avenue................... Tel GArden 4-3604 401 West Central boulevard Tel GArden 3-6493 124) East Colonial Drive......................... Tel OArrfen $-2641 LOANS MAD* TO RUIDtNT* O# AU NIAUT TOWN* C a r r o t s ® 10/ FRESH Large Green Stalks i ( t A T ' ^ Thu United btslcs bought the Virgin Islands from Den­ mark (or t t t million In 1917, SAVE WITH TOP VALUE STAM PS TALMADGE FARIAS SMOKED (Ragvlarty t t f l Chuluota, died Islurdsy In Winter Park, She had made her home with her sister, Mrs. Meda Tyner, in Chulu- ★ ^ O p S T O * j£ > ENT GRADED PRICES Mr*. Peal A. Daan, TS, of ★ SAVf EN JO Y SAVE ON LOW LOW Mrs. Dean Dead At 75 CHARLES ROBINSON, Richard Deus, Doug StenB t r o m , E. C. H arper and Bob Shedden. (Herald Photo) tax reduction, hi* unbalanced budget might be jolted. "If we were to elide Into re­ cession through failure to net on taxes, the cash deficit for next year would be larger without the tax reduction than the estimated deficit with tux reduction," he *nid. The President fnvurs reduc­ ing individual rates in three stages from the present range of HO to 9t per cent to a new scale of from I t to OS per rent. C ELERY �O a n fn ri N rralh Mon. Jnn. 21, ’63—Pape 3 Local Business School Opens Tuesday *• — • r ’-’" ; T r w w ' " " . '. i ' i t i r v 1-8 >l-:r J^.r* Seminole County Business School reopen* for the se­ cond semester Tuesday with u day of registration schedul­ ed from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. New classes for both day and night will begin on Wed­ nesday, including beginning .shorthand, Mr*. Penrose Love, principal, said today. Several new courses arc being offered this year, and a new night Instructor, Miss Susan Castrianni, who will teach bookkeeping will assist the present staff. For the new course in Busi­ ness and Office* Machines, the school has acquired a now compact Underwood account­ ing machine, which lus a to­ ll digit adding machino. The school also has now electric typewriters. A course in Effective Speaking, fo tie taught byMrs. Lydia Watt is designed nelp one o\or conic tension and nervousness before giv­ ing a talk. The third course is Busi­ ness Law, a useful course to all business personnel, and NEW RUSINESS MACHINES at the Seminole County IliiHincss School are checked out by Mr*. Lydia Watt, (left) and Mrs. Penrose Love, (ripht). The new machines will lie put to use when the school opens for second semester registration, Tuesday. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes >«# 11 »J JANUARY |« Admission* John Ebclsch and Hazel C Froehlick of Dollar); llay Hose. Carolyn Cleveland and KUic Jane Keogh, Lake Mary; Catherine Fnrhmann, Hobert C. Thompson, Leon Lawson, Sharon Sharp, Valeric Hunter, Suzanne II. Jam iton, Vida A. Hosier, Donald Fortier and Thelma C. Ledford, all of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Joteph D. Led­ ford, Sanford, a daughter Dismissals Abble llincklcy, Mr*. William Heanl and baby daughter, Mark Shoeld, Dellary; Mr*. Hoy Itousey and baby daugh­ ter. North Orlando Wanda Knloe. Lake Monroe; Martha Heard, Maggie G. Ueck. ;ibaryl ftamtioltom, Mr*. Har­ ry D. Melt* and bahy »on, Crumpton baby girl. Delore* Krion, Joteph C. Hutchison. Handy Willhank*, Richard Moreland and Lorainc Kpps. all of Sanford. JANUARY 17 Admission* Jennie DeYoung, Longwood; Ralph Patten, Dellary; Hermine Martin, Dellary; Solo­ mon lltowdy, Oviedo; Talmun Van Arsdnle, Dellary; Kllen Koeneke, Orange City: Pauline Teuton. James Tilu*. K. S. McCall Sr., Fruncie Yeaekle, Alice lluupt, II u I a h A n n Trued, Lillian lluseh, Thomas Hanson and Susun Ilryant, Sanford. Ilirth* Mr. and Mrs. Klmer ilaupt Jr., of Sanford, a boy. Discharge* Surah Green, Cu»*elberry; Elisabeth Wilson, Sum Mar­ t i n , Kdward Hai i is, Darrell Ross, Lurry Simmons, Curol Dcilrlne, l.eoii Lawson, Mury Doucette, Bernard L o w e r y , Robin Lowery, Doris Hough­ ton, Tracy Caihe, Jean Clark, Faina Bowen and Kmunuel Cooper of Sanford. Chorus Director Receives Award Dr. William B. Ileyne o( SI. Louis, direclor of the Concor­ dia Seminary Lutheran Hour Chorus, ha* lawn named the recipient of the St. Louis Newspaper Guild'* Pago One award for civic service. II Courthouse Records Real Estate Transaction* Roswell N'oegel, ctux, lo Frank Uttino. ctux to Kraftsun and Milllkcn, Ine. Janie* C. Beasley, ctux, 10 35-19-29, $38,900 3u 30. sm.sno William Lycans, Jr., rlux Hermit llrogdcn. etux to to Obera Youn:;, Fern Ter­ First Fed. S. and L. Bear race, $9,700 Lake $13,800 J. K. Hudson, etux to I). R. First Fed. S. and L. to Shirley Darla), Bear Lake. Kirkman, ctux, 33-30 33, $IX),000 $13,000 Aaron Wilson, rlux to Roy Kenneth R. Faulkner, etux, Wall, ctux, Butncrs SuIkI. $<!.• to Herman C. Kstcy, etux, 500 Oakland Hills, $7,8oo Clyde Ammcrman Jr., etux F1IA to Henry Gibb*, ctux, to John Henderson, rtux, Sanlando Ktt. $13,500 Lake Bear Gully. $0,500 Frieda Groustard to Robert Acrite Given, etux to J. I. Schmitt, etux Lake Fulalia, Kislak, Mtg. Corp. Meredith *5.800 Manor Sti.ooo John K«liir, rtux, Marion Louise Alt man to J. L. K u­ Rankin Jr., elux, l'inccrest, lak, Mtg. Co., Meredith Man­ $18,300 or, $9,000 Kva Jene* O'Neil to Walter Jam es L. Smith, etux, to C. Burns, etux N. Cliuluota, J. I. KDIak, Meredith Man­ $6,900 or. $9,(XX) Virginia Anderson to Loren Harry Stephenson, etux to Perry. etux, Tanglewood, Richard Thomas, etux, 21-21- $!6.0u0 39. $31,300 Phillip Kessler, etux to Albert Duren, to It. L. Har­ Sarah Kpstein, Sanford, $38,vey, ctux, Gertrude* Add. 000 $9,000 Southern Gulf Utilities, Inc. Joseph D. Grilfin. etux. to to Town of Altamonte, Oak Angcbill Trailer Sate*, Inc. Park, $33,500 Fern Terrace, $9,900 Henry Douglas, rlux. to P. and (L Development Janie* Siackiuan, ctux BrelCorp. to Louis Scube, etux, ton Woods, $3ti,0(H) Woodmerc Park, $9.9tio Malcolm A. Tenney, elux P. and G. Development to to First Fed. of Orlando, Aubrey Shelton Horton, elux ' u kc' j|irrilUi' $o,600 Woodinrre, $9,300 Ward Hicks, Inc. to Paul Fueri, etux, Kaxtbrook, S13,300 Karl Decker, etux to First Fed. of Orlando, I.akc Har­ riett, $12,100 It. A. Williams, etux lo John T. Johnson, elux, Marvania, $9,ooo Albert Greene, etux to George Harman, etux, Fern Park Estates, $11,050 C. It. Lowdermilk, ctux to Fred Hooker, Sr., etux, 15-2129, $13,000 Floyd Womack, etux ts> Charlie Corts, ctux, Alta­ monte. *9,300 Church Slates ’Ladies’ Night Ladies Night at the Men of the Church Supper of First Presliyteriun Church in San­ ford will lie Tuesday, Speaker for the event will he Dr. George A. Hudson, a veteran missionary to Chinu and Taiwan. Dr. Hudson attended David­ son College, N. C., the Univer­ sity of S. C. and Columbia Theological Seminary, at De­ catur, Gu. As a missionary on both the Chinese mninlund and in Free Chinu his main work was in lent evangelism. The holies night supper will be 7 p. m. in the Educational Building. v. o_ hi Thu Catholic Women's Club of the Church of the Nativity will meet at 8 p. m. trdny at the church social hull. Fr. Rn lintd Holies, member of the teucher stuff of Hi,hop Moore High School in Orlando will he tile gue»t speaker. Stuins are a lot more dangerous than skeletons In n closet. Leaving stains in clothing shortens the life of the fabric und makes cleaning more difficult. Using a hot Inin on stained clothing — us it often done with the Idea of geting "one more wear" before cleaning—is not a giant idea. The heat muy "set" certain stains and cause deterioration of the fabric. Rest treatm ent for stains of any kind ia prompt cleaning. Not "homo treatment" hut cleaning by experts who knew Just what methods to use for particular atains. It will make your cleaner's Job easier and help him do a better Job if you can tell him the nature of particular atains when you bring your clothes In. Remember . . . the sooner aoll ami stains can tie removed from a fabric, the lea* rhanru they have Ui attack tba material and cause weakening of the fibers. Whether ycur clothing has the normal accumulation of wrinkles and aoiling or special atains, you can he sure of expert cleaning cara when you bring it to us. Carry it in yourself . . . . or call for prompt pickup and da livery! 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By (unlravt. all in ilr/ iriu l n il insurante agent repiesent* several companies. Hi* joli itoesn'l end with selling you insurance. T h a t's tinllig Diflereiuc in ituuraiiie — the (uniinuing. |«cr*onal Crumley 25th & Park A L U M IN U M M U FFLER S CAM ERA SHOP II) . WOODROW CASH FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER e l l y s GENUINE FORI) V. LET’S TALK DRY CLEANING" K HI M a*ia*-» 55 P 210 H. PARK AVE. Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! Church Meet Are you insured with i - only half Wieboldt's an agent? V EVdTTNINfi FOR INE CIREIA INC the inclusion of a mock trial will add interest to the aca­ demic studies. Mr*. Love noted that "the day is past when one Is tinished with Icaring when they have graduated from school." Here are some of the rea­ sons (or furthering education that she listed as being most widespread: "Perhaps you nerd a Job but lack the necessary skills; Perhaps you want to gain new skills in order ' to ad­ vance to n better Job, Per­ haps a wife would like to help her husband in his busi­ ness; You may want to get your high school diploma, if you dropped out before com­ pleting; You may like to take some course for your personal use. or you mayneed to lake a refresher course in sonic business skill." Courses available both day and night include Consumer Economics, Bookkeeping I and II, Business Arithmetic, Gregg Shorthand I ami II, Dlclalion ami Transcription, Business English and Spell­ ing: Typing, manual and elec­ tric. I amt II, Office Proce­ dure, Filing, Dictaphone, Dup­ licating Machines, Business Machines, Business l.iw and Business Psychology and Salesmanship. The Seminole County Busi­ ness School is a part of Uie Seminole County school sys­ tem, and there is mi charge except for tlie registration fee and the cost of books, which may lie sold hack to Uic school at the mil of the course. 322-1991 Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 K. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. F A .2-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8916 ‘1 9 7 EASY CREDIT TERMS - 77 WITH TRADE UP TO 36 M O N T H S TO PAY �Fly In The Ointment P m id e n t Kennedy, taWn* his midterm look a t United States re­ lations w ith th e world, says the A t. Untie Alliance is one of Mfour special avenues of opportunity.** B ut even before he declared in his State of the Union message th a t th e avenue exists, French President Charles de Gaulle was busy erecting roadblocks. De Gaulle’s categorical rejection of the President's earlier offer of United States Polaris missiles as an assU t to a multinational nuclear force had stunning impact in ad­ ministration circles. I t made Ken­ nedy’s words on the NATO alliance th e most important p art of his foreignpolicy review. This year the United States ex­ pects to spend more than $15 mil­ lion on nuclear weapons alone, a sum the President says equals the com­ bined toUl defense budgets of alt our European allies. With this effort, with a heavy stockpile of nuclear devices and varied systems of delivery, we do not believe our friends abroad need th eir own nuclear deterrent. Yet, in recognition of the politi­ cal realities which flow from the fact th a t Britain and France are In the “nuclear club," we have offered many times to help them If they wished to set up a multilateral deterrent under NATO auspices. I t was In this spirit th a t th s Dacembmr Nassau agreement w a s forged with British Prime Minister Macmillan. We offered Britain Pol­ aris weapons in place of the doubtful bomber-delivered Skybolt. . I t U believed th a t Macmillan’s yielding of a strictly national deter­ ren t was aided by growing British awareness of the immense cost such an affort would involve. Our NATO obligations seemed to make inevitable the extension of a similar Polaris offer to the French. We expected no ready agreement from an affluent France, led by a De Gaulle freahiy bulwarked by a major election victory, but we were moderately hopeful. Kennedy's words to Congress and the nation indicate th a t: “I believe that, for the first time, the door is open for the nuclear de­ fense of the Alliance to become a source of confidence, instead of a cause of contention." Yet even as he apoko them, U nit­ ed States foreign policy officials were sadly digesting De Gaulle’s flat re­ jection of the multilateral Idea. The French president said fu r­ ther in Paris th a t the United States deterrent “docs not necessarily meet all the eventualities which m ight con­ front Europe." Such comments puzzle United States experts. Secretary of De­ fense Robert McNamura has said publicly he cannot imagine any In­ dependent French or British use of nuclear force which would not quick­ ly escalate into all-out nuclear com­ bat — drawing mainly on o u r strength. Such separate uae, he suggests, would contribute little to free na­ tions’ security and would invite spe­ cial, devastating retaliation from the Soviet Union. De Gaulle appears unmoved by this argument. Moreover, he con­ tinues to ignore the United States call for stronger conventional forces —a call Just now repeated by the President. Indeed, Kennedy’s bid for an "in­ creasingly intimate NATO Alliance," downplaying " h o n e s t differences among honorable associates," seems already to have foundered seriously on the great and growing nationalism of the stubborn De Gaulle. Helen Fuller Soys A Gay Time Was H ad__ WASHINGTON- The opentog d i p of s new Congress ere fleets time la Washing­ ton. The aaUon’i capital la well populated with hotia and hostesses spoiling for a good excuse to give a party that will attract the glamor peo­ ple of politic!. The arrival of a swarm of ■•weomers to Congress is always a pood reason for overgone to entertain every­ one alee, and last week was Ailed with partying. This year things are espe­ cially gay. Both Republicans and Democrats are in a pep­ py mood; the younger, more modern wings o[ both parllee pulled off opening day coups to the House of Representa­ tives. The President and his Immediate circle ere pleased with the political state of af­ fairs for the moment at least. The Republics ns who anticipate running with Nel­ son Rockefeller s i the heed of their national ticket In IBM have begun the Job of making over the Republican party In Congress in a more up-to-date image. Congressional opening week did get off to a disastrous start for the Administration. The plan was to set the tone for the aew year with en elegant unveiling party for the Mona Lisa. The Presi­ dent and the Cultural Minist­ er of the Trench Republic were to speak. Two thousand Washington grandees crowd­ ed the National Gallery ol Art, crushed the ladies $300 ball gowns and trod on their satin slippers. The President OUR BOARDING HOUSE Fuge 4 Hanford, Florida Mon., January 21, 1D03 Q H p ^ a t if o r h i j m l h W A L T S* A. OtKLOW, KOITOS S S I t rV S U S IIK K sau m v v s a i i i t x e iiw A iiu n . u iiis w o l u U an aulna Hdllur A ilw r tliln a Hlrrclur J iu v w ieixu a s m i . •iiuKMAKScss CKCSCI.IA KAUMISH NIIIIII.KY j t l S I t i Counts IMIl-ir llu-lm-ta M snsasr Uoclstr B ailor c lm .lllc u Munsusr DO T IIIUUIAHUT HAM P l U f t K VOI.TOt.IKM F s s lu r s Bdllur Circulation Manager r s e n w K i.i.a M acbaalral Uupt. e v n s c iiis - r iu K m aths Maaaa I M I m r Mr Mali Brmlaal* l a m l . All Otbrr l i t W eek (».#• I Yaar ( 11.10 1 Yaar S.eo S Almithe S.1S S Sluullia S.iO J Months J *1 I Months te a I Mon III l.M 1 Month U. a P ostal lleaulallw ua ptwslde Dial aU mall subscriptions he paid In advance. (entered aa second class m ailer October SI, t i l l a t the Coal Off It* of Sanford, Florida, under lb s A ct of Congress o f March. T he H erald la a memlMT af Ilia Untied Free* w hich la entitled asalualvalr to lire u s- for repuhlkatlua o f alt the local news printed In ih ie newspaper. No part o f a n r m aterial, newa or advertising, of th is edition of Tho Sanford Jlerald may he irprw lur-d In any m aim er w ith ­ out w ritten perm ission or the publisher of The Herald. Any Individual or firm responsible for such reproduction w ill bo eeneJdsrod as In frln glog oa Ths llctald 's copyright and w ill be held Us his (or eam o g ta under Hie law . l'ul>Uehe-l dally esoep l Saturday. SunJay and L’hriilniKsj published Saturday p r e c e d in g Christmas. and the French Minister talk­ ed Into dead microphones end were fared with stuck elevat­ ors. A fiasco. But after that the week went swimmingly for the President. His youngest bro­ ther Edward, the new Sen­ ator from Massachusetts, strove to act as much 11kg a freshmen senator and as lu ­ lls like the President's bro­ ther as he could. His speech to the Women'e Press Club dinner for new members of Coogress, a public proving ground for the newcomers, made s hit for Its modesty and wit. There is no reason for anyone In the Senate to think he la playing up his relation to the President, Teddy quipped, "just because I had a rocker Installed In my Senate seat (Ms afterWhen It came to more aerloua matters, the Administra­ tion won what It considered the eruclal teat vote on curb­ ing the powera of the House Rules Committee by more than five times the margin it polled on the same vote two years ago. Kennedy did nol have Sam Rayburn to help him thla time. Rut he did have the uneipected help of Young Turk Republicans who chose the opening of the session to assert their right to a larger voire In their own party. They captured control of the Republican Caucui Committee. Then they went on to demand more Republican representation oa the Rules Committee and a larger Republican share of the personnel assigned to committee staffs in general. Both of these demands, if granted, would com# out of the hide of Southern Demo­ crats who dominate the Rules Comraillee and who because of their seniority bare M» largest say-so in choosing committee staffs and la the use of their services. The rambunctious young Repub­ licans so frightened the Sou­ therners that twice as many Diito Democrats voted with (he President on limiting the powers of the te le s Commit­ tee as had voted with him on that measure to 1M0. The Young Turk Republi­ cans cost their parly votes on the rules bill. But they ere not dismayed. And they Insist that they will press on until they have the control­ ling party positions In Con­ gress. One difficulty Is that almost the only thing the dissident OOP group has in common is its relative youth. When U comes to agreeing on (be programs end policies they will support, algos are that the young Republicans will be as divided as "young" Democrats so often are. Peter Edson W in te r Fashion fo r the C ongo Political WASHINGTON — (NEA) — The extent to which U. S. gov­ ernment actions Influence the national and world economies is emphasised in practically all major business forecasts made for 1983. Almost ercry analysis pre­ dicts with guarded optim ism barring a war, of course—that this will be a good year. Noth­ ing sensational. No boom. But no bull, either, if the gov­ ernment does the right things. The gloomiest forecast that b ts come to this department’s attention is Bank of America's warning that a recession is a possibUty by mld-1963 w less substantial federal Income tax cuts are made. There are many doubts in Washington that Congress can make tax cut* effective by Red Chinese Like U. S.Books Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Do b b s 's case deserves a place In yotar scrapbook, for everybody suffers from sack psychological knock • out blows at one Ume or another daring Us life. No follow Donna's c a w closely and bo svre to remember ( h e axiom (bet II you go ihrosgh the proper motions, you will soots bogie to expertoaee (he corresponding emotions! Case 0-437; Donna G., sged 20, was one of my coed stu dents at Northwestern Uni verslty. Donna was engaged to be married and looked forward eagerly to her wedding day, But her fiance eloped with n homo town girl and broW the sad news to Donna vie a telegram. She was In a state of psycho­ logical shock for several days. Then she remained moody and despondent. Won't Defy Mixing— Russell COLUMBIA, 8. C. (UPI) Donald S. Russell, a former university president who today became the Blit governor of South Carolina, indicated In his inaugural address that he would not defy court-ordered desegregation. Tbs M-year-old Spartanburg attorney devoted only one paragraph of his address to tho race Issue. "We shill meet with cour­ age whatever the future holds for us," Russell said, “and we shall work out our problems peaceably, according to the standards of justice and dec­ ency." “ Dr. Crane, I shall never, NEVER fell in love again, she protested miserably, but with few tears for she bsd cried to much the tears no longer would corns. "Why should I go on! Noth ing Interests me at ell. J feel ■It numb Inside. So why shouldn't I take an overdose of sleeping pills J" It Is folly to contemplate suicide. For when you run away from e problem, the problem still must be solved, ultimately. And if you try to evade it in this world, you probably will have It thrown at you In the next world, anyway, so sm art people learn to force them selvea to face the music here on this earth! After en hour's visit with Donna, I finally made this agreement: "Donna, I'll not protest about your suielde If you will just follow my prescription faithfully for the next six months, “But 1 want to introduce you (o a young man la one of my largo psychology classes here at Northwestern. “ You are to accept his re­ quests for dates sod at least go through ths propsr motions on a dale. “ For If you force yourself to converse and be gay, even though It is just so act, soon Letters Gentlenen: I wish to take this opportun­ ity to express my appreciation for the fine publicity given by you and your staff to the Po­ lice Benevolent Association. Our recent Eleventh Annual Policemen's Bell was very successful, and the members of the Sanford Police Depart­ ment join me in thanking you for your fine cooperation. Sincerely yours. Jfoy G. Williams It I had to choose between Chief of Police putting a min on the moon sad continuing tlie Skybolt (missile) project, 1 would choose Skybolt. —Former British Prime Min­ ister Anthony Eden. TAI.LAIIA8SEE (U PI) — I don't want to run for Gov. Parris Bryant end cab­ the vice presidency . . . Af­ inet officials fad (rated they ter witching the greatest witl take steps today to head magician la tho White House off proposed censorship of ac­ m ike LBJ (Vice President tivities at U» eta to tml var­ Lyndon B. Johnson) dlsap- sities. ar, I don't want to become The action was triggered by a aero. a proposal scheduled to go be­ Sea. B u r r Goldwslcr, R- fore the board of control F ri­ Aria. day that would make the board of official censor of toSwitzerland w ts the first f o r m a t i o n and aUteaaeate country to mint • cola of pure coming from any of the elate universities or their pertonneL nickel, doing aa la 19SI. Quotes Bryant Promises Censorship Stop BIHD1 1ST. ^ UlflLLflEE 193S mm you will begin to feel the cor­ responding emotions that fit your romantic motions." But Donna denied that she would ever feel gay or be­ come Interested in any other man! However, I finally persuad ed her to make a solemn vow to test this psychological ex pertment for six months. Next day 1 introduced her to an attractive college man named Bob, who was on our track squad. Previously, however, I had told Bob enough of Donni's case so Bob realised he was dating her just as a psycholog leal experiment. He realised he was to try to restore her Interest In ex­ ternal reality and thus check mate her attempts to withdraw from life. Bob Invited her to attend a track meet the very next day, for he waa entered In the mile run. Thereafter, be escorted Don' ns to a movie and also took her to church on Sunday, Other ditea included visit# to our Art Institute In downtown Chicago, They attendad a symphony concert together end tho usual class functions. Four weeks later, I met Don­ na on tba campus. Sb# admit­ ted that Bob was a vary nice boy but she denied having any posilbls interest la him. “ And U Is vary unfair to Bob," she edited, “ to have him escort me around so faithfully when I can never be­ come fond of him." But I held her to her vow of the six-months' te st Two months later, I pasted them as they strolled along s of the campus paths along They were so engrossed to coovsrsstioo that tbsy didn't even notice ms. And they were bolding hands I geo tomorrow's follow-up. (Always write to Dr. Crane to care of Ihie newspaper, encleeteg s long flve-cent stamped, addressed enve­ lope end M cents to c o m typing and printing coats yon tend for one ef his .) Phone FA 2-MU midyear. A more likely Urget date is Jan. 1, 196(. Assuming the tax cuts come, however, the California finan­ cial giant predicts that con­ sumer spending will be up four per cent, plint snd equip­ ment spending up four or five per cent, government spending up 10 per cent. This rise In government spending slone will secount for one-third of the incresse In gross nationsl product to an eatlmatcd $677 billion for the full year. On the east w is t. First Nstionsl Bsnk of Boston points out that, "the poorer the eco­ nomic outlook, the more like­ ly a tax cut to thwart it. The better the busincsi outlook, the more likely w-ould aeem to be delay for debate on the size. ahape and timing of tax changes . . . "The s a f e s t assumption seems to be that there will be no tax reduction in 19G3 or that it will have small influ­ ence on the year as a whole." National Association of Real Estate Boards thinks new home isles will be "at levels similar to 1961’." Associated General Contractors predicts that total construction, the na­ tion's Isrgcst Industry, again will reach a new high dollar volume of work put In place. Association of American Railroads takes hope on nar­ row margin gains made in 1962, after two rock-bottom years. An Improved outlook for 1963 Is made dependent, however, on a green light for mergers, an end of feather­ bedding and congressional ap­ proval of the President's trans­ portation program. From New York, National Industrial Conference Board predicts pretax profits for tho first half of 1963 will surpass (lie first six months’ profits In 1962. But the 1963 improve­ ment Is expected to stem mostly from increased outlays by consumers and govern­ ment. From Pittsburgh, U. S. Steel Corporation's year-end surveynotes that while steel con­ sumption in 1962 was close to the 1966-57 high or 116 million ingot Ions, domestic produc­ tion was only 98 million tons. The difference was accounted for by foreign steel imports. From Detroit, thu 1063 out­ look Is for another year ol seven million cars and a mil­ lion trucks produced, with for­ eign car sales continuing their decline below 350,000. This ii based on record-rate consumer spending and con­ tinuously rising government expenditures. The inference is that if the U tter is cut, the outlook might change. Internationally, 61 o r g a n Guaranty Trust of New York finds that the government has used foreign exchange strategy effectively in defending the dollar and stemming the out­ flow of gold. Federal Reserve System’s "currency swaps" are commended. Under this plan, the Federal Reserve draws on foreign cur­ rencies from foreign central banks to buy their surplus dollars which might be pre­ sented on cUlms against U. S. gold. Later, when the pro*, sure is off, the currencies are swapped back. Morgan Guaranty n o t e s , however, there are limits to what government operations m foreign currencies can do to balance international pay­ ments. Again ihie emphasizes the important role that govern­ ment plays in the world econ­ omy. / / / U P r t U f 'B f W Y WHY IS rr THAT A D A ? \ OFF IS USUALLY FOLLOW ED BY AN OFF D A Y ?, Godirect to theheart of BE AN i AIRLINE! • Passenger Agent • Reaervatlonlst • Ticket Agent • Station Agent • Secretary, etc. MEN AND WOMEN. We ’ ere looking for high school graduates (or s e n i o r s ) from this area to train for Jet-Age opportunities with expanding Airlines. Inter­ esting public-contact Air­ line careers offer good starting aalarlas, free air travel passes, advancemrnt, security. Age limit 36. See if you can qualify. Send your nume and address tot Airlines Training Division, Atlantic School, Box 160 c/o Sanford Her­ ald. I I ■ I 1 * . I I Take TRAILWAYS new thru expresses over the superhighway East Coast Route v'WUtJO If tmunu ir , Minis £ « ■ /••* f r iv o l o n n o rth A. Edwin Shinholser and Phillip H. Logan Announce the formation of a partnership for the practice of law under the firm name of Shinholser and Logan with F irst in a TOKYO (U PI)—Red China may not care for America's brand of politics, but sha’s not averse to letting her people read American books. Works by Mark Twain and poets Henry Longfellow nnd Walt W h i t m a n have been translated into Chinese and are steady favorites with the Chinese public. According to the New China News Agency, these writers books are among about 6,000 foreign volumes translated and sold in China since the Com­ munists took over in 10(9. Other Western authors to have parted the Bamboo Cur­ tain include Britain's Charles Dickens, W. SI. Thackeray and Thomas Hardy and France's Ifonore de Balzac, Gustave Flaubert, Emile Zola and Guy de Maupassant. Shakespeare’s plays are a special favorite in China, New China aald 37 titles and 60.1,000 copies have been put on sale across the country, Romeo and Juliet—in three different translations — has •old 81,000 copies and Hamlet haa been snapped up hy 66,000 eager buyers. The New C h i n a N e w * Agency said two well-known scholars are now working sep­ arately on translating Shake«pen re's tragedies and com­ edies, Heslilcs these modern clas­ sics, Red China also has made ancient ones available. Homer's Iliad, I’lnto'i Dia­ logues, Aristotle’s P o e t i c s , Milton's P a r a d i s e Lost, Dante's Divine Comedy, Mot­ io n 's comedies end Cervantes' Dan Quixote have bean trans­ lated. Notebook officea in the Federal Building Sanford, Fla* i From Hanford To; 1 Way | NEW YORK 161.33 . ' Faster Thru Service 6 Trips Daily ; MIAMI ......-.......... ........................ 8.65 ! ' Over 1 Hoar Faster WASHINGTON 84.20 j Thru Herviee Over 3 Hours Faster M BOSTON ............................................. 38.16 Thru Nervier 4 Hours Faster HANFORD TERMINAL j 201 8. Park Are. 1-8111 - ... . . . ffcBAMY TERMINAL H r 1238 H . Church Hi. DeBary TRAILWAYS, rut avMM-uaw or r w maw auraa-momwArt �Cljr San fn rli E rra lh Mon. Jan. 21, '03—Page 5 United Fund Drive Checks Mailed Out <1 SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Itonrd chairman A. B. Peterson, (left) and Administrator Robert Besserer gaze with delight at n check for $ 1,000 presented by Auxiliary President Sirs. C. E. Butler and Treasurer Mrs. Chester Renrick at the Auxiliary’s annual luncheon Saturday at the Mayfair Inn. (Herald Photo) From Pink Ladies . I The Pyrenees Mountains form a natural barrier be­ tween France and Spain, ac­ cording to the Encyclopedia llrilannica. Hospital Given $1,000 Seminole Memorial Ha'pilal received a check for $1,000 from the Pink Ladies Hospital Auxiliary Saturday and Mrs. Alice Ficstal of UcBary re­ ceived an engraved silver tray lor boo hours of service during the past year. Awards and presentations were made at the Annual Pink Ladies luncheon at the Maylair Inn, given by the trustees of the hospital for the auxili­ ary in appreciation of the work that they do throughout the year, on a voluntary basis. This year, for lhc first time, high school girls of the Candystripers were also gucsls at the luncheon, with Miss Grace Middleton, president of the or­ ganization, being cited for tier contribution of 380 hours. "This luncheon is not pay- Business Briefs ment for the 19,00(1 hours that K W " CHECK with fooryjo M viurt k W * CHECK wuh the Pink Ladies and lhc 3.000 ” ... V hours that the Candystripcrs 5 I3 have given to the hospital and S 5to the patients, hut it is a / a I small token of our esteem and E gratitude for your Invaluable s service," said A. 11. Peterson r* Sr. e u The Ballroom of the Mayfair was filled with tables of ladles, all impeccably dressed r> In Ihelr handsomest costume, x m n with lovely hats of the latest \ fashion, and many lovely cor­ nz |I D e s k s • C h a i r s • F ile s • M a c h i n e s — sages, often of the exquisite m n * * x . i x/ •S u p p lie s camellias of ail shades which are now in bloom, $ through JA N . 3 .Seated at the head table I MK a w<th »• ,« , 3were Sir. and .Mrs. Robert <5-1 / Hessercr, Mr. and Mrs. A. U. a Peterson Sr., Mr. and Mrs. A i l o t f i s ia io iv i t u t i N m v i p f u m rA R iuiN f s i o t i John Evans, Dr. and Mrs. LEMHim • « P.a- *•«4.ASP4K\ 4y4I John Morgan, Mrs. Phyllis r » ,,0 Arney and Mrs. C. E. Butler, w . | HI a i **•»** |*-'W I lO XJO. o m president of the Seminole Hos­ CMfCk with jtoory^i eiuiart y ' y f V 'CHECK WIIH pital Auxiliary. r*\ * II l NOW Longshoremen Strike Over By United Tress International Long shoremen accepted a presidential hoard's recom­ mendations In the long, costly Maine-to-Tcxn* dock strike late Sunday, hut there were no solutions yet In other major la­ bor disputes. The International Longshore­ men's Association (ILA) ac­ cepted a proposal for a 39-cent package inerrase over a twoyear period. But lire New York Shipping Association said the waterfront employers would make no dcchlon until after its members meet Tuesday afterrnion. More than luo.ooo longshore­ men and maritime workers have boon idled since the lengthy dispute erupted into a walkout 29 days ago. It was reported the* longshoremen originally asked a 55-cent wage increase and were offer­ ed a 23-cent package. Sen. Wayne Morse tD-Ore.), chairman of the presidential panel, hinted strongly that si sion to enter the strike against the Tress and I’lain Dealer j newspapers. Secretary Treasurer Charles Thomason said lhc local will ask the international today for permission to go on strike. The Photo-engravers would bo • r n ti • m lffl the third union to join the =ni‘ • r° l, : ' ? a .n « .r f i.h strike since the walkout began c a ^ p h ^ B K ^ ^ o a c h o i Nov. 29. Negotiations between t h e Newspaper Guild and the pub­ lishers were tu resume this tor the tak e at your heme afternoon. Longtime Local Resident Dies Mrs. Madge O. Whitworth, 69, died Saturday after a long illness. She had made her home In Sanford for 30 years, coming from Livonia, Ga. Mrs. Whitworth was a member of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. She Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Edgar Benton of Sanford, one son, Hubert Whitworth of Ft. Lauderdale; three sisters, .Mrs. L. S. Brown of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. W alter Moorhead, Livonia, Ga., and Mrs. Buford Pierce, Martin, Ga.; seven brothers, Joe Holbrook, Atlanta; Geor­ ge Holbrook of Atlanta. Snow and Carl Holbrook uf Livonia, Ga., Frank llclhrook of Iva, S. C.; Orr Holbrook of Char­ lotte, N. C.; J . C. Holbrook of Boswell, Ga.; five grand­ children and several nieces •ml nephews. Services were held today at 2 p. rn. at Brisson Funeral tlom r, with Rev. Fred B. Chance officiating. Burial was in Lake view cemetery. Briasen Funeral Home was in charge. H is estimated by geolo­ gists that It took Colorado’s Gunnison River about 400 million years to carve out the Black Canyon, whose sheer walls rise to a height of 3,00o feet. PUBLIC NOTICE am operating my Bail Bond business at 206 North Park Avenue (in ground floor of the Edward* Building) under mj own name, aa during the past four year*. I have no connection with any other hail bond agency. A. W. Anitey. Bail Bond*. > M0NTHIY PEST CONTROL II M E A T Y W E S T E R N F IR S T C U T PORK CHOPS LEAN M EATY W ESTERN SRARERIBS TENDER WESTERN STEER LIVER 3Ut ge o r^ e stu a rt Congress would be asked to pass antislrike legislation If the recommendations were re­ jected. Alexander C h o p i n , chairman of the New York Shipping Association, said the package proposal would cost $25 million "for the Port of New York alone." The weeks-old newspaper strikes In Cleveland and New York continued. In Cleveland, the 320-mem­ ber Photo-engravcra Local 24 voted Sunday to seek permis­ PRICES GOOD THRU WED. QUANTITY RIGHTS KESERVED FREEZER QUEEN FROZEN REG. OR ONION FLAVORED VOTE 111* ^ During Food Fair's C a m p a ig n Cast your vota for tha checker who provide* you with tha fin a* t In e ffic ie n t, fe a t, friendly »ervice. Your favorite checker can win a two-week vacation In Hawaii for two In thl* nation-wide competition. EVERYBODY A For Your Favoril “ CHECKER of tha YEAR'* 6 Miles of smiles will slrctch •cross supermarket check-out counters of 10 states during the next two weeks as thousands of "checkers" woo customer votes in the "Checker of the Y ear" election in the 50u*luru Food Fair chain. Some 500,000 votes sre pre­ dicted in the course of the twoweek balloting. The top vole getter will rep­ resent the chain in the Inter­ national Checker of the Year Program sponsored annually by Super Market Institute. First prize is a two-week va­ cation for two in Hawaii. 1 Checks tending 83,250, the first quarterly distribution to United Fund agencies, under tlie 1962 dm <• were mailed out last week, according to Mrs. Margaret Ganas, executive secretary of the UF head­ quarters here. Agencies and their share of the checks were listed as fol­ lows: American Itcd Cross, S1.3B6.87; Boy Scouts. 1820; Children's Home Society, $468.75; Family Counseling Ser­ vice, $410; Girl Scouts, $586.25; Mental Health 8273.75; Salva­ tion Army, $1,581.88; and USD, $742.50. •i “ 1 CH ECK LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED, 49* VALUE PUMPKIN PIE . . . 39< READS THE LADY FAIR ICED • REG 35* VALUE Pjneapple Sticks v *. 29« CLASSIFIED ADS SPECIALI WHILE THEY LASTI 1/3 OFF ON ALL LADY FAIR 2/3rdt FRUIT & NUTS QUALITY FRUIT CAKES. m m m m 50 m m m m MIICMAMTt OfM With I t * fu u h d o of t*Jy fair to O i, ta Snk L iy if CHOCOLATE CAKE AJ Ouf RsguUr low Pikat KXIHRia I’Z M l FREE LIMIT— 1 OF YOUR CHOICE WITH FOOD ORDER Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You’ll get the response You want when you use u f ll? S j p r a lii W ANT ADS JUST CALL FA 2-5612 INSTANT COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE « IA« LYNE-TASTE 6 OZ JA, ALAD BOWL WHEN YOU BUY 1 PKG. TOM ATOES RED RIPE SALAD 23 CRISP CELLO WRAPPED RADISHES - 5 F.F. DELUXE TOM ATO JUICE 46 OZ CAN VAHLSING FROZEN 18< RICH RED CALIFORNIA GROWN SHIDER’S CATSUP 1* 10c FRENCH FRIES WAFFL ES 10c 9 OZ fKG FF DELUXE FROZEN f �a s a M 9lf> frrafarh f r r tlb Page 6—Mon. Jnn. 21, ’63 Reception Honors Bridal Couple M Mrs. Munday Hostess For Church Circle M Wedding Plans Announced Mr. and Mr*. L. II. An-tof the student council and a drews, 131 Hattaway Drive, representative of TASN. Altamonte Springs, announce Mr. Riddick Is a gradual a the engagement and approach­ of the Bells, .Tcnn., High ing marriage of their daugh­ ter, Patricia Corene Morgan, School and attended Memphis to Max Forrest Riddick, son State University for three of Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Rid­ years. He is presently intern­ ing at a medical school in dick, of Bells, Tcnn. Miss Morgan was born in Memphis. The wedding will be an Altamonte Springs, attended school there and is a graduate event of Feb. 2 in the Chapel of Lyman High School. While of Madiion Heights Methodist in high school she was a mem­ Church in Memphis. No format ber of the Future Nurses Invitations are being sent and Club, the Spanish Club and all friends of the couple arc played on the girl's basketball invited to t he candlelight ceremony. team, one year. The couple will make their She is presently a student at Baptist Memorial Hospital home in Memphis while Ilia School of Nursing In Memphis, groom is attending medical Tenn., where she is a member school there. The regular monthly meetMr. and Mra. E. V, Byrd | served by Mr». Albert Zit-1 presided at the coffee service, i to extend best wishes to the the groom's parents, Mr and J r. who wera married Jan. 7,|trow er. Mrs. Watkins served About 33 friends and rc|a- J happy couple. They are prr- Mrs. E. V. Byrd Sr., on the ing of Ihc Shirley Smith Cir­ cle of the Plnecrest Baptist a t the Oakland City Methodist ,he punch ,n,J Mn>' ncx Byrd I Uvc* ca,,cd dur,n2 the evening ] scntly making their home with Crippcn Road. Church was held at the home Church. In Atlanta, Ga., were of Mrs. D. F. Munday on Jen honored recently at a recep­ kins Circle. tion at the home of Mrs. Ro­ The meeting was called to bert Zltlrower, on South Mag­ order by the chairman, Mrs. nolia Ave. Donald Ellis, and the devo­ Co-hostesses were Mrs. Al­ tions were given by Mrs. bert Z l t t r o w e r , and the Munday, groom’s mother and sister, Letters of appreciation were Mrs. E. V. Byrd Sr. and Mrs. read from the girl the circle sponsors at the Children's J . M. Watkins. Home in Lakeland; from a Mrs. Byrd Is the former family in Sanford who re­ Miss Jeanette Hslcy, daugh­ PATRICIA MORGAN ceived a basket of food at ter of Mrs. Boyd Dimon, of Christmas and from Dr. and Savannah, N. Y. and John 11. Mrs. Smith In China, llaley Jr., of Atlanta. The group brought canned A profusion of rose colored food for the "needy pantry" camellias were used In the and will continue miking can­ living room, where tho guests cer pads /Or the Cancer So­ were received. ciety. The circle plans to visit A yellow and while color the Ssrepta Home In the near theme was used In the dining future. room. Arrangements of yellow 31r*. Eunice N. Barker, of The monthly meeting of the gram was given by Mr*. Mrs. Abrahms presented an gladioli were placed at points Kurils nnd Lucius H. Planner, Interesting p r o g r a m on Sallle Harrison Chapter cf Laura Plutt Brown, featuring of Interest and yellow camel­ of Sanford, were mnrried Jan. Edward McDowell and Sirs. Christian Witnessing." Two the Daughter* of the American lias were used for table decor­ I t, at the First Baptist visitors wero welcomed at the Revolution was held a t the Louis St. Amand, nil of I)eations, Refreshments w e r e Church, in Sanford. Bary. They presented a pro­ meeting. served from the table, over­ home of Mr*. It. W, Ruprccht, Rev, Fred B. Chance, nffh-1. laid with a lace cloth. 1510 Palmetto Ave, Co-hos song*. ati-d at tho ceremony. Atten­ Other* present were Mmcs. The three tiered wedding tessr* were Mis* Barbara Rudants were Mr. and Mrs. 1>. cake carrying out the yellow precht, Mra. C. R. Dawson Raymond Ball, F. E. Bolx, 31. M. Stlrfcl, of Independence, J. llrnin, P. P. Campbell, A. and white color thome was and Mr*. Howard Brewer. Iowa, friends of the bride. II. Greer, It. St. Mason, A. S. Mr*. L. C. Wilduer, regent, Following M wedding trip to presided at the meeting and MeCallurii, Edmund Meisch, Deane Turner, J. St. Clair the West Indies, they will bo opened the session with tho ritual, American Creed and White, Bnymond Smith, Miss a t home a t 118 East Citrus pledge to the flag. Kirs. F. E. Marguerite Graves and the Ave., in Eustis. Koumlllat led the group In Mmes. Hoke, Key, Lee, Pray Mrs. J. M. Watkins, the bridal couple, Mr, end HOSTESSES AND IIONOREE8 at the reception After shampooing your hair, singing the SUr Spangled and Tlniley. Mrs. Byrd und Mrs. Robert Zitt rower. Riven for Mr. nnd Mrn. E. V. Byrd Jr. Left to use a cup o( stale beer mixed Banner and Suwannee. (Photo by Gassman) rijiht, Mrs. Albert ZHtrowcr, tho r room’s niHtcr, with a little water as a waveMr*. C. E. Butler, national Thirty membera of the San­ set lotion. It makes the hair ford H o m e Demonstration defense chairman, called a t­ have a pretty sheen and really Club met at (he home of Mrs. tention to the TV program cn holds the waves. C. M. Flowers on Celery Ave. Channel 6 on Americanism for the January meeting. Kim and Amerkun history, at 1) Barley, builnesa manager for a. m. Mrs. 11. W. Rucker gave RENOVATION the A. M. Kidder Co. was a report on good citizenship. guest speaker. Mrs. Fred A. Dyson, presi31rs. J. 11. Ray reported that He showed the film "The 8(1 pounds of clothing had dent of the Sanford United All type* bedding rebuilt. liady and (he Stock Ex­ been sent to the DAR ap­ Church Women, announces One day nervlce when Theta Ejtsilnn Chapter of By Linda Smithson change," a lively atory of a proved schools; Kate Duncan that the group will meet this necessary. Quality materi­ Mrs. G. W. Alford and Mrs. Beta Sigma Phi met at the family making their first In­ al* & workmanship. For Smith, in Grant, Ala., and Friday, Jan. 23 at 10 a.m. home of Mrs. Don Smith for R. C. Miller were co-hostesses free estimate call . . . vestment. It told how the stock Tamassee, In Tamassee, S. C. In the Episcopal Parish for the Oviedo Garden Club Its semi-monthly meeting. •achange works and pointed Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Law­ House. meeting at the Alford home. Mrs. Jaek Erickson, Mrs. Boh out that the largest number 3fain Hem on the business rence Tinsley were named McKee, and Mrs. Joe Colonna Roll call was answered with of investors are women. Mr. agenda will be the annual elec­ BEDDING CO. delegates to the state conven­ were In charge of the pro­ names of etch member's fav­ Barley invited the ladles to tion, in Lakeland, this spring. tion of new officers for tho 2nd. A Magnolia FA 2-8221 gram. orite bird that may be found visit the office and see how the Alternates were Mrs. Buy- coming year. The program committee In local gardens. news is received in Sanford mend Key, Mr*, Dawson, Mr*. only s few minutes after it Is It was reported that Joe compiled a poem expressing A. W. Lee, Mr*. Rucker, Mr*. their withes fur each member ANNUAL FALL AND WINTER given out In New York City. Leinharl donated p e t u n i a E. 31. Hoke and Mr*. Bourn IIplants for tho jails downtown or the sorority for the coming Miss Myrtle Wilson spoke 1397 1st Mrs. Tinsley will serve Ml which helps the appearance of year. Tho members were to • bout the sewing and meat • * delegate to the national pleased with the committee's the shopping area. The garden school which were held at the convention and Sirs. Butler Wear It For Dales talent that they decided to en­ CONTINUES! club member* furnish flowers IID Center. It was voted to ter the poem In the chapter's Softly draped collar ii the and Mrs. It. P. Pruy will be for the bank and clinic. send a check for 133 to the scrap book. high light of a youthful dale the alternate*. Ssrepta Rest Home. Mrs. Lynn Mosier presented frock that features also a An interesting musical proFollowing the program, the Guests Included Mrs. E. a program on African violota. pleated skirt, short sleeves or business mccling was conduct­ (.arson, Mrs. R. F. Rochlk, She gave helpful hint* on rais­ none. T1IREK-WAY BEAUTY Miss l.ucy Nowlin ami Mrs. ing them and showed the ed by the president, Mrs. No. 1397 with Photo-Guide "Featuring Fashion* Just For You" Erickson. Plans for the allA three-way mirror is a big E. It. Wood's mother. The hoigroup a lovely specimen that 200 N. PARK AVE. chapter annual luncheon were Is in sizes 9. It, 13, 13, 14, IS, fashion aid, If jo u r budget will l e n d served refreshments of jiroved she knew her subject. MBS. LYNN MOSiEK, displays sotno o f bur OPEN TILL 9:09 FBI. NITK 19. Bust 30(4 to 38. Size 11, discussed. Theta Epsilon will permit. assorted cookies and coffee at Tlie group examined, ad­ African Violets, used in her ta lk to memburs o f 3114 bust, short sleeves, mono­ tho close of the afternoon »eimired and criticized several be hostcia to all the sister the Oviedo Woman's Club. tone, 48i yards of 33-inch ma­ chapters in Ssnford. It will be «ion. arrangements that were brought by several members held at the Hamilton House terial. To order send 33 cents In for that purpose. This is done on Jan. 18. and a fashion show coins for each pattern to: to help tho women |>crfcct will be an added attraction. Creative Woman A letter was read from the their technique of flower ar­ Sanford Herald Seminole Kctanjod Children's ranging. Box 438, Millionn Station ami Olio llorsdorf. The club HKMER0CAMJ8 CIRCLE ciation Irom Ihc circle. The Alford home was dec­ Assn, thanking tho sorority New York 18, N. Y. welcomed Mrs, Jark Hamm Mrs. Carl Lind and Mrs. C. for lit cash donation to the Other* present were Mine*. orated throughout with camel­ Print name, address with E. Hunter were co-hostesses J, J, Nicholson, Mary Swank u* u visitor. lias, The refreshment table Lit He Red School House. Sor­ for tho Homcrocallls Circle was covered with a lace cloth ority members held a rum­ style number and size. meeting al tho Lind Home. hous, W. S, Willis. Carl Churund held u beautiful arrange­ mage sale and all proceeds Mrs. Robert Martin conducted pcnlng, Herbert Behrens, How­ ment of various shades of pink went to the Bctardcd Chil­ tho business session and a new ard Rice, Alice lliilnllo. Itoy camellias around a white ma­ dren's Assn. member, Mrs. Estelle Leone, Partin and a guest, Mrs. Mu donna figurine. It was announced that the was welcomed by tho group. Vink. Ulhers present were Mr*. W. City Library had more book* Mr. and Mr*. Allen L. Key*, Mrs, Und showed slides of ft. Meek Sr., Mrs. Ray Beas­ to repair, and members were of Winchester, Ind. announce diseases and pests in lawns ley, Mrs. May King, Mra. I-oo asked to volunteer to ga to the the birth of a 7 lb. 11 oz. MAGNOLIA CIRCLE •nd stressed tho fact that Gary, Mrs. C. R. Clonls, Mrs. library to work. This Is unc daughter, Dee. 10. Tho Magnolia Garden Circle Member* of the Fidelis Boy Welsenbargcr, Mrs. Joe of the projects of the group. they should be watered well at held Hie January mccling at Maternal grandparent* ar* this time or they may die from Ihe home of Mrs. El a owl Class of First Baptist Chuirl., It. Battle. Mrs. George Means, At tlie conclusion of the bus­ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Babb Sr., met at tin- bn me of Mrs. I. E. Mrs. U. G. Parker and Miss the cold damage. iness meeting, refreshments Old Orlando Highway, San­ Smith, with Mrs, ti. L. Wig­ She also showed slides of gins as eo-hostes*. In the uh Kri ridge, 1(1(1 Sutsuma Dr., Rutb Davidson. were served by the hastes* to: ford and paternal grandpar­ fur tlm monthly business and birds and sounds oi their culls, seneo ol the president, Mrs. Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. McKee, ent* are Mr. and Mra, John which was Interesting and en­ J. W. Messier opened the social, with Mrs. J. N. Murphy Mrs. Colonna, Mrs. Al Davis, A. Key*, of Winchester, Ind. Before laundering fabrics tertaining. The hostesses serv­ meeting witli the Lord's Pray­ as co-hostess. Mmcs. Paul Lewis, Walt Bo­ Maternal great grandfather Mrs. W. E. Giles led the de­ which attract lint — such as hannon, Art Lee, Don Cahill, ed refreshments during the er. votion, u»inir (lie (heme "post, corduroys and dark cottons — Bick Walker, Dick Houghton, la J. T. Van Dyke, Sanford. social hour. Others presen!, T h e various committees were Mmci. Eric Vlhlcn, Mi­ gave reports on their activities live thinking." Hi-|>orts wera empty or clean the lint traps Bill Rivero, Tom Lirgen, chael Caolo, Sybil Roulli, J. during Ihc month of .December made concerning the Christ­ of both your washer and dryer. Chuck Kruse and Stuart Sletm a s b a s k e t und gifts for n Also pre-wipe the insides of C, Sikes and Watson Reel. and Mrs, Messier gave (lie re­ needy fumily and the rontri- bulh machines with a sudsy •on. * port Irom the board meeting. liutkn of tho Lot (la Moan cloth—especially if a previous MIMOSA CIRCLE The total on Ihc No vent Iter laundry load included such Hold that letter written In Members of (he Mimosa Cir­ bazaar was reported to be Christmas offering. Mrs. Durwurd Walker, class linl-y drm i as turkish towels anger. By the lime you cool cle mot al tho borne of Mrs. SIat. IW. A motion was made off, you'll destroy It. Frank Corls in DcUary for and curried to continue paying teacher, thanked the group or lulled bedspreads. the January meeting with for the rnro of the lllue Star for their gift of a Smith's Dremed up with light, your patio, pool, yard or terrace can be rw t Ililile dictionary a t Christ­ Mra. C. L. Wallis and Mrs. more attractive at night than in the daytime. You can accent favorite Memorial. mas. Walter Schwars as co-hostessbeauty spot* and add new nighttime charm, viewed from indoor* or TAKEN Mrnibcrs were reminded es. Games wero played with out Outdoor lighting can traiwfata even a tiny backyard into a Mra. W. B. Moye presided at that a curd party would be prizes awarded to Mrs. 11. H. DURING big extra living: held at 8 o'clock on Feb. It. the business session. The nom­ Grier, Mrs. C. E. Chnnlot und Inexpensive electric “lightecape” units are eerily attached to boiu^ inating committee presented Each circle is asked to bo re- kit*. Ray HlaUm. Other mem­ garage, tnee, or "planted" in the ground. A lew fixture* and you’ru the names for officers for the sponsible far two prises at a bers present were Mmcs. J. in hoiineea. coming year. Elected were value of t l each. Motion was It. llritt. A. L. Thomas, J. P. made and carried to buy these 3rd Anniversary Celebration Mrs. Don Smitb, president; And lighting up your driveway, atepe, walks and other outdoor ana* Cullen, Marjorie Cowan, W. T, Your Welcome Wagon Mrs. Gerald Behreiu, vice gift*. helps prevent accidents. . , provide* security and prolection turn Cavunuugli, K. It. Wood, 11. K. Ho*tea will call with At the close of Ihc business unwelcome prowlers. preaident; Mrs. James Askow, McSwuln, J. Mutiny and Irvin gi f t s a n d f r i e a dl y GET secretary, and Mrs. R. L. meeting, the members held a Pryor. ■reelings from tho com­ workshop on dried arrange­ Cllcquennol, treasurer. At Our ir Re Regular munity. ment plaques. Many lovely de. List it Price Prl Mrs. B. F. McWhorter, NBW t ■LKCTRIC POST LIGHTS • sign* went created and sket­ Umki. tmrm O V . I Z . . I » * » > - / 1 ----- ------ ------- J garden therapy chairman, re­ They uwt Ihb to taw and l*es to operate than Sirm type—and ! ported 123 spent on food end ched out. FOR Others present were Mmcs. supply much mom light Paste hers extra uitbt far plucrfaw in • 17 on clothing for (be needy radio. rotlsswk. hedgeculler. or othw r id H a lw r ik m * t OFFER GOOD family the circle assisted at P. L. Elmore, G. II. Sykes, end r»rdm lout*, i* - l3» display nf w a fe r filtu m f t • Jan. 34 • Fab. • VIRGINIA PETROSKI Christmas, Mrs. Schwars ad­ Frank Lletkc, F. J. Harris, year risrtricri caaOucar tefmarut ear*. P. O. H t4 Rsy Herron, H. B. Oil ham Sr. vised the group when and how NORA NORRIS W H M N M N H H N IN I shrubbery should be cut back TB 8-1314 Be aura to aak for FELINE FUN after a freese. Mrs. McWbortrr Instructed Feather from a ehild'a In­ w i i c Omi w a g o n •W T P o y uywwaQr ...ere no, SANFORD ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER the group bow to air layer and dian headdress may keep your FLOWER SHOP yard, garden, tor* graft plants and citrus trees. cat occupied for hours—until 111 B. lat SL Sanford, Fla. ' I • .* t Mra. Moye presented Mrs. Mc­ he loses It under the stove or Cor. K. lat A Hanford Ava. Tel. FA 1-1414 FA 3-1821 FA J-8142 W. Scott B a n g Whorter with t gift el appre­ relrlgeratur. 107 Mar. Art. DAR Convention Delegates Named Barker - Flanner Wedding Announced CREATIVE W O M AN Home Club Hears About Stock Exchange Church Women Mrs. Smith Plan Annual Oviedo Club Gives Program Hostess For On Culture 0 / Violets Theta Epsilon Election SPECIAL? ECHOLS CLEARANCE Dress Values To 49.95 - Now $5 M A RY E S T H E R ’S $ahdsw CitedoA Fidelis Class New Arrivals Meets For Monthly Social N E W C O M E R 7, HAVE Portrait NO W House of Rahija Hive you, or his someone you know, just moved to a nowhomo? 2 1 House of Rahija m in i r iit i * m u t m m �"1 *. 4 9*1f # m tir r » Im tt Mon. .Tan. 21. *G3—rngo 7 Franchise Jeopardized PITTSBURGH (UIM) -T h e possibility of this city losing its m aj:r league baseball and football franchises loomed ominously today as the con­ troversy over a municipal sports stadium boiled un­ abated. The proposed 123 million stadium, part of u $13 mil­ lion redevelopment plan an­ nounced for the North Side district, was to serve as the future home of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelcrs. But an avalanche of activity was touched off Saturday night when Allegheny C'cunty Commissioners William I). McClelland and John K MeGrady announced they were opposed to the present method H of financing, which calls for a $3.7 million contribution from the ccunty. The two tlemocrats said they felt other methods of SOKC Charily Night Slated On Thursday obtaining the funds slvoul. be explored, adding that the money they are being asked for could be better spent on other projects. Their feelings were express­ ed in a letter to Edward J. Magee, executive director of the Allegheny Conference on C o m m u n I ty Development, which worked four years In planning the renewal pro­ gram. Magee said he was shocked. He dispatched a letter to the two commissioners Sunday night urging them to meet with him immediately, point­ ing out that questions raised in their tetter had been an­ swered in both private and public meetings during the past eight weeks. “ In the interest of this community and its future a final decision must be forth* coming at the earliest poss­ ible date," Magee said. Forbes Field, which has McGrady answered that the housed the Pirates for more majority commissioners plan, than half a century and the ned to meet with Magee early this week, lie stressed that Pittsburgh Steelcrs since they the commissioners were not entrred the National Football opposed to the stadium, but . League in 1933. is now own­ wanted to know exactly how ed by the University of Pitts­ and in what manner the burgh. Both clubs lease from leases arc to be secured. the university but. Brown John M. Walker, tho Re­ •aid, Hie day may scon come publican member of the when the institution rates the county commission said ho area as part of its expan­ was "absolutely astonished" sion program. that bis colleagues would take Art lUwncy. owner of the such action without Inform­ Steelcrs, said he was "disap* ing him. He, too, promised a pointed." lie said that with­ statement today. out a new stadium he would General Manager Joe L. be forced to take the team Brown of the Pirates said the elsewhere, although he has action could result in the turned down numerous offers club being forced to leave the to relocate In the past. The Pirates actually would city. "Any such move would not have a vested Interest in the be my decision, of course,*' stadium, having pledged $2 Brown said, "hut we can’t million toward a bond issue play in Forbes Field for­ and agree in,1 to a 10-year ever." lease at $027,300 a year. Florida Grade A D & D FRYERS Weekend Sports Lyman Drops 40-38 Till It) Untied Prr*» International (U PI)—Valery Ilrttmel, Rus­ SATURDAY sian world record holder in the SAft!FORD’S Hurry Harks trrnlw tho hall from NEW YORK (U PI)—AAU high Jump, lenped 7 feet, 2'» Ococc overcame a 19-11 edge outatretched hands of a Winter Park player In and NCAA r e a c h e d peece inches In Leningrad track and at the half to topple Lyman Saturday night** fast action. (Herald Photo) truce in meeting* with Gen. Saturday night 40-3* In a field twwA. More than a dozen Seminole Mm-Arthur to assure best pos­ closely fought game which ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ sible United States showing In taw the lead change hands County charity organizations 11)01 Olympics. SUNDAY fuur limes. will benefit from the eighth PEBBLE B E A C II, Calif. Gene Griffin of Lyman led annual charity night program (U PI)—Bill Cnspcr won the MIAMI BEACH fUPI) — the (coring parade with 13 slated for Thursday night at Luis Rodrigues of Cuba out­ Bing Crosby National Pro- points. Amuteur golf tournament with pointed Joey Glanthru of Hol­ the Sanford-OrUndo Kennel Lyman won the junior var­ lywood, Calif., in a national n 72-bole total of 285. sity game, 29-20. I Club. TV fight. Track Mgr. Jack Ledoux WASHINGTON fUPI) — aaid that proceeds from char­ SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) Preeidrnt Kennedy gave Gen. The Sanford Seminoles drop­ In Saturday's HR, Iho locals ily night alone have averaged —Bub WimHe of Auburn, Aus­ MacArtliur credit for resolv­ ped two tilts in a row Friday look an 8 3 lead at the end of mere than $3,oou per year tralia bettered the world rec­ ing AAU-NCAA dispute. ami Saturday in cage action Ihc iirst period hut blew it In and that total contributions ord for the 22U-yurd freestyle | for 1903 are expected to be I with n 2:01.1 clocking In state losing to DcLand Friday, 49-32 the second period as Wilder KITZDUF.HEL, A u s t r i a Park oulscored the locals, 17about 112,000, and dropping a tough 42 33 de­ 10. fUPI) — Ludwig Lritner of ! swimming championships. Four Oviedo eager* hit for Some $2,300 for the charily West Germany won the men’s double figures Friday niithl cision to Winter Park «n Sat­ There were im Sanford I night total will be lurned over OAKLAND, Calif, (UPI) — slalom In the llahncnkamn ski scorers In double figures. as the Lions handily rolled urday. [to Seminole County charities The Oakland Rnldets of the championships. In II squad action, Sanford over Mt. Dora, 73 62 in basket­ [including the United Appeal, American Football 1, i a g u e eager* won 50-43, ball action. I Crippled Children Society, FOBT LAUDERDALE, Flo. signed Al Davis, end coach of I Seminole Hospital Auxiliary, Pacing the Lion attack was In Friday night's till, Dethe San Diego Chargers, as (UPI)-—Nancy Roth won the Ted Bellhom, 17; Jimmy DeIMarch of Dimes, Cancer So Land opened up a 17-9 lead at Doherty Women’s Amateur head coach and general manIclcly, Longwood Medical Ccn the end of the half ami was golf championship by upset­ Shaio, 12; Wes Swinson, 12 tiger. and Jimmy Courier, It. (ter, TD and Health Assn,, MIAMI BEACH (UP!I - never Itehln-l. ting Marlene Htrelt, 2 and 1, ■Sanford Elk’s Crippled ChildOviedo came behind a IK 12 Tom llnlan announced lliat The only bright spot for the in the final round. [ren’s Fund and various or­ LENINGRAD, U. S. K. R. deficit at the end of the first two Miami Beach meetings, locals was Mike Woodruff who ganizations concerned with period to pick up the win as dunked In IS poiids. scheduled for today, should ^tho welfare of veterans. they leered 21 points in the In Jayvcc action, Sanford All money raised through second period with 311. Dora definitely set the return Run-! gr p| j|g unleatcn siring Intact ny Liston Floyd Patterson by romping over the DcLand only dunking in sin points. [th e special 10-raco program (Thursday night will go lo the heavyweight title fight for the Uullpups, ill-50. charities, other charily events Miami Brach Convention Rat] eld by SOKC include scbolApril 4, irship night—held earlier this Bolan, president of Cham­ Record season—and charily matlncci NEW YORK (U PD —A rec­ pionship Sports, Inc. (CHI), Prances Phillips holds the said "all parties concerned, ord total of $30.4 million In PEBBLE BEACH. Calif. - trd from 20 feet and finish­ later in tho >car. Charity events have been a (U PI) — It's on lo the Lucky ed in a five-way tie lor se­ lead in tlm Kader Golf Tourn- except Umi fighters them­ sales was recorded during the ment after the second day's selves," were lo meet late 12-dny run of the 53rd Na­ special feature of tho Sanford- International in San Francisco cond place. play with a score of 133. Jrlando Kennel Club since today with the Miami Beach tional Motor Boat Show which And so it wmt through a this week—and some of the A three way lie for second City Council and tonight with Hided at the New York Col­ Chairman of the board Jerry whole list of challengers shows Hazel Durzo, Jeanne Uollinw look over operation of golfers are hoping litey can Hie Miami Beach Boxing iseum Sunday night. Tho total khc track. Thousands of dol­ In a hit luckier (ban they while the calm Casper sat in Foulk and Marlon Cox with Commission. sales of boats, engines and ac­ lars have been turned over were in (ha Bing Crosby. the press room watching tele­ sco rn of IM. cessories surpassed the 1002 They admittedly ware luc­ lo Seminole County charities total of $34 million. vision. All those with a ky to get good weather- And during that time. Kegler Meet Honor Three chance fired and fell back Billy Casper was lucky when Tho' Sanford Woman'i Bowl­ HOUSTON, Tr*. (UPI) — he sort of backed into the without making a dent in Ids ing Assn, will meet at I p.m. Catcher-roach Yogi Iterra of Arroyo I n B o ss composure. $3,300 first place jackput Tuesday at the American LegSAN JUAN. P. It. (UPI) the New York Yankees, pitch­ Casper had come in early while some of the other lads ion llidl on llwy. 17-92. All er lion Pry.dal* of the Los —Southpaw- reliever Lull Ar­ with a two-over-par 74, not failed to carry rabbits' feet women bowlers are urged to Angeles Dodgers and short­ royo, who pitched fur the iso happy about the whole with them. attend to discuss city tourney stop Dick Groat of tha Ht. New York Yankees during the thing. But some of the rest of dates and rules. Louis Cardinals will lie honor­ rummer months, has been He had posted a 2A3 score the boys were moaning today MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) about thing* like these: for the 72 holes. His other STORING MONTREALERS ed Tuesday night at Houston's named manager of thu Sun -Cubnii welterweight Luis —Arnold I’aimcr, who took rounds were 7343.73. MONTREAL (UPI) - A third annual Major League Juan club in the Puerto Rtenn todrlguei, fresh ft tun his Sat­ a nine on the final hole of "But you get u-ed to wait­ member of the Montreal Can­ Baseball Dinner sponsored by League, Arroyo succeed* Nourday night victory over foxy the fourth round, was dis­ ing thesu things out,” be adians has won llie National tha Houston chapter of the jkiIcoii Reyn, who was flrrd liilddluuvight Joey Ginmbra, qualified for something he did said. “I'm ready for a play­ Hockey League scoring cham­ Baseball Writers Assia-ialiun a* Kan Juan manager Thurs­ Pays he now has his eights sat In the third round. day. off, U necessary. Although 1 pionship in five of the last and tha Houston Colts. for champion Emile Griffith, Bob Duden, lie of the pendu­ could get along without It." eight years. Rodriguez, at 130 pound*, lum puller, bed ■ chance to [tanred, dodged ami slashed his tie fur the championship by say to a JO-round unanimous sinking a 20-foot putt on the liscislon over the handsome, last hole, but Instead he iBIi-pauml Glambre. thrce-putlrd and ended up in ”1 want Emile G r i f f i t h seventh place. now,” Rodrigues aaid, "lle’a —Jack -Vicklaus, National Harry! No Minors! rot to fight me . , . h n r . . . Open champion, bad a chance Lu* Vegas . . . mnywheu*. lie to win the crown by birdielng Isn 't run away from mu tiny the last hole. Instead, ho got behind a tree, then threc-putmore.” Seminoles Drop Two In 0BC Competition Oviedo Dunks Mt. Dora Five Title Bout Decision Nears Billy Casper Backs Into Crosby Victory Phillips Holds Kader Lead .uis Wants NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY Matinees Mon., Wed. & Hal. 1:16 P. M. MATINEES Urlni Your Car Where the Experts Are WEDNESDAY K SATURDAY • « P. M. Brake & Front End Safety Service! Thun, la Ladle* Night Ladle* Nlfhi Mon. k Than. COMFORTABLY HEATED GRANDSTANDS LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING |7t41 P.M. NIGHTLY (lieopt Sunday) Psrt-Mvtvslt l*ttU( NtaMvl | |||GJa| It's Mors Pa* ta Watch tk* Greyhaaada Run Ivory Os m * la Wlutes 'RONTON 17-92 al N IN PARK Beef Sale! jjw jsnd&h STEAK 68 • Porterhouse • T-Bone • Sirloin • Full Cut Round STEAK Club 58 Shoulder Round ROAST • Standing Rib LB. • Bump 58 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST CHUCK STEAK . ALL MEAT STEW . lb. 78c lb. 48c lb. 58c HENDERSON ^ SUGAR 5 * Limit 1 With 18 Order COPELAND 28 0 ^ PURE LARD 3 u*2 8 Limit 1 With 85 Order i Lit. c a n . LIMIT a DO U BLE L U C K GREEN BEA N S t Mt. t.'AN . LIMIT 3 SH O W B O A T SPAG H ETTI I Ml. CAN • LIMIT 3 G O O D HOPE T O M A T O E S K A N SA S Q UEEN FLOUR . HIIURFRKKII • Limit ft With 25 Order BISCUITS . . . FLA. GRADE A LARGE EGGS m D0Z. a 49c FRESH PRODUCE GREEN ONIONS Bunch 10‘ GREEN CABBAGE Lb. 5' U.S. No. 1 ONIONS 3 Lbs. 19* Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Jan. 23 Well align front and, check ahneka mid ex­ haust aystem, repack the front wheel bearings and adjust tha brakes. mm Pi. iiMJir £cmAttol'C)*lcuido 9 KENNIL CLUB G O O D YEAR SERVICE STORE 186 W. 1st 81. Midway Between Hanford k Orlando FA 2-Z621 4th ST. k SANFORD AVE. 1110 W. 13th 8T* �JTjt Binfarb frraUi Page 8—Mon. Jan. 21, '68 (D sjo U i G bby I can I solve this problem7 ‘TH E FAVORITE” DEAR FAVORITE: Write to your sisters nnd brothers and sug­ gest they coax her In earnest. With their pulling on one end and your en­ couraging her to go on the other, your chances for a much deserved breather are excellent. • MORTY MEEKLE DEAR UNIFORM HAPPY: I’ll admit that uniforms are disarming. But it works the other wny, too. I’ve heard from men who have fallen for nurses on duty. And when they dat­ ed them in their off-duty nttire — all the glamour and appeal had gone with the starch. • • PRICILLA’S POP , DEAR ABBY: My mother was left a widow with seven children when I was only 3. She raised us alone (no insurance) and n more un­ selfish mother never lived. She Is now 72. We are all married and are scattered around the country. Mo­ ther calls me her "favorite” and eas­ iest to get along with. She has lived with me since my marriage 14 years ago. Abby, I am not complaining, but my husband and children and I would like to be alone for awhile. Just a few weeks. Mother is not a burden, we just njed some privacy. The others have invited her to come for vacations (they’ve offered to pay her fare), but Mother doesn't like to travel. She is in good health. I would­ n 't hurt her for the world, but how ; BI-ONDIE * CAPTAIN EAST On(Bhidqa ♦ K J9* ♦ 10 OKQ1 ♦ 97 4 B4 BAIT ♦ 7BS A 10 V A Q IK V U II ♦ 10 ♦07004 ♦ A JI1 *K Q | SOUTH (D) ♦ A Q 114 ♦ 700 ♦ A JS S ♦ 10 M l 14 Both vulnerable Wart North Pm 44 Opening land—♦ 14 you ace that West should bid, but West can't see that East hand. All West sees la his own cards and the vulnerabi­ lity situation. West p anes. Wa Jha Woman FRECKLES AND FRIENDS I fmioul&uunq 0.14 P. M. Sunday • All Day Open Foe Lunch By Reservation TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV MOO Sanford Ave. FA 1-4*2# Zentth Color TV Salta Sudan dKbrtrt Or ■ " I Ant*r a• -r*. Tvs chest hallows “ K3S3. ssM v MBs enseal si 41 View ________ eftk UU u Con*»r* X7 Occupant I t M in e r H K w w tlset) S o ft& a * . ------_____ _____ S iS JiS M rt S S S U S U f- BEttaW Mladanaa North has some sort of spade raise and chooses to jump to game. It is a happy choice because South la cold for 10 tricks. In fact, only the singleton diamond opening keeps him from making an overtrick. Against that lead South m ust draw three rounds of trumps and event­ ually will lost two hearts and a club. If the spade suit had not abut West out of his hearts, East and West could bave bid up to five hearts. They would make U, e x c e p t. against a club opening. This does not mean West should have bid. Ib is time a heart overcall would have worked. Next time it might lead to destruc- Just before the dinner hour and have the other husband all primed to suggest, "Why don't the four of us go out for dinner?" Of course, you­ 've got to have a friend wiw has a husband who likes to eat out in order to swing this one (which may mean you'll bave to make a new friend). Suggestion 4: Cook him the same meal three night* In a row and when he looks un­ happy about it aay, "I guess I'm completely burned out on cooking. Maybe if we went out to dinner once a week. I’d get aomc inspiration from eating someone else'e cook­ ing." Suggestion 5: Wait until ba la tearing hla hair trying to figure out what you want for your birthday and then aay wistfully, "You know what I'd really like? To bave you take me out to dinner oce night a week. That would be the nicest present you could give me.” H u t last is sneaky, but all's fair In trying to get a husband to take you out to dinner. Film Showing Set Today | r F ' isssrr 43Ratura eUUoo (ah) r 1 1 Ifl r IT FT” H rtS M i ) Naval (tbJ II IT MONDAY P. M. • (S) <t) (1 ) f : i l (I) f : l * (1) Chan nel I N e w i r o o w E v e n i n g Report W e , n e Patiehar E d ito ria l Magic Moments In ftparts 1:11 (3> N rn-rape <»> 1:21 ( f ) <>) 0:30 |i> <*l 1:34 (SI ( . I d (SI S ; l i IS) (21 T:#» ISI 7 :0t (2) IS) M l (St T:2S (2 ) IS) IS) 1:00 IS) 1:11 ( 3 1 IS) IS) , 00 | S | IS) Mld-Fle. Eve. Report Hpc.rU Pic tu re Ed itorial Com men t l le n n e e e y W ea th er Hhow Brevard Saw* S ports Report orbit llu n tley-B rlnkley lllpcord Mllenl Ser vice t i ln a i t WdRar c r o o k Ha It's A Man * World To Tell Th e Truth Tlia l u k n t i , I've Hut A Hvoiel Helnta A Slnnars R llla m a n Tha t.ui-r Hhow Burney Dm kiD a n n y Thumaa Dhow S;2S (2) prlca la Rteht I S ) A nd, G riffith Shaw 10:0t tSI The New l .o r a lt e Y o u n g Show (2 ) llrlnkle y'e Jo u rn a l (S) ll*n C'naey 10:20 (S) Stu m p tha Klara ( 2 ) In lin e UHA IS) ABE P in a l Report t l : M (2 ) N ew a -o p a H i l t (S) Slld-KU. f i n a l R e­ port 11:20 ( 1 ) W ea th er I d a IS) H o lly w o o d Mavis Cavalarada ll:S S ( ! ) T o n l t s Hhow ( S ) (.‘a lh u lla Chun.h SarVice* TUESDAY A. M. (S) man On Claaal ootn S IS (4) rollaaa ot tha Air 1:41 (2) Rian on t:» (2) Today (5) Wake (Tp Marlas f ill (2 , fa r m Market Re­ port (I) stair News and Weather T:ts (1) Today (S) l’ra-Hchool Planning Ttss (I) Countdown Newe 2:44 (I) Mickey's doapal Tima (I) Mickey Kama Show l:0S (SI Captain Kangaroo 1:21 S:2t (3 ) C o n tin en ta l By Oswald Jacoby By Ruth Millett How can a wife get her dinner occasionally or, bet­ husband to take her out to ter yet, one night a week? Enough letters ask Uist RESERVATIONS question that It just baa to For — be answered. DINNERS Suggestion 1: Have nothing PARTIES planned for dinner and be and LUNCHEONS wearing your beat dress when your husband cornea home • S M 197 " S jm lm lfir tU i' from work. When he asks: "W hat's cookingT say, "Let’s go to such and such a restaurant and find out.” Suggestion 3: Make a deal with him, "I'll cook you your favorite meal tonight with all the trimmings, If you'll take me out to dinner tomorrow night." Suggestion 3: Get a friend and her husband to drop by HIGHWAYS 17- f t N. FU N PARK, FLORIDA Open Tee*, thru Bat. * DEAR INTUITION: If you feel "uncomfortable” in the compuny of your husband's bosses and their wives, your intuition Is probnbly correct. You should entertain them only to reciprocate THEIR invita­ tions. For a more detailed reply to your very intelligent question, get McCall's Februnry issue nnd rend "How To Help Your Husband Get Ahead.” I wrote It. • t • CONFIDENTIAL TO KEV: In the words of a wise Irishmnn: "Bet­ ter to bo qunrreling than lonesome." Stick around. £acoby Tha average bridge player divides tu itt into two clasiei. Spades and hearts are major suits because 10 tricks make game. Clubs and diamonds are minor suits. A better division would be Into spades and all other suits because spades outrank and in many instances tyran­ nises the others. South has a 13-point hand, Including 11 points In high cards. He also has spades and should open the bidding. West has an almost Identi­ cal band except that hi* five card suit la in hearts. If he could get into a d ion at the one level West would surely overcall, but South's spade bid has made it impossible. Look at the East hand and • DEAR ABBY: My husband is al­ ways after me to invite his bosses and their wives to dinner. He thinks the more we see of them socially, the better it will be for him. The few times I have had them to our apart­ ment, I got the impression they did­ n’t want to get too palsy walsy with us, nnd accepted our Invitation only to uvold hurling our feelings. I feel very uncomfortable with them. I would like your opinion of employes who try to socialize with their boss­ es. WOMAN'S INTUITION • BETTLE BAILEY DEAR ABBY: You had a letter in your column once from a girl who went daffy over a police officer. I can understand It because they all look like a million dollars in their un­ iforms. But take them out of the uni­ forms and they are a big nothing. I ought to know. I fell for one of those guys and made a date to meet him off duty. He showed up In an ordin­ ary suit and 1 was never so disap­ pointed in my life. UNIFORM HAPPY * Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren The last area showing of the film, "Lady and the Stock Ex­ change" It scheduled for 0 p.m. today at the Home Dem­ onstration Center on 2Mh St. Kim Darley of A. M. Kidder nd Co. will explain the film nd answer questions. Ttie public is invited to at- « / r • ante 11:00 IS) The McCoy* I d l III Tour* fu r a Bung (2) Concentration I f ) Pat* A Gladys TUESDAY P. M. 12 o» (si h o * i or r.ir* 12) Your Flrat lmpraaalon (f ) Ernie fo r d Hhow 12:24 2) Hurry llaaeonap Nr we I 13:30 (21 Truth or Conaeu. (VI f a t h e r K now* l)ea( (1) H eard row tor Tomor­ 13:14 IS) G uidin g Eight ISI Mid-Ksa. Report 12:14 t : i WBC Newe Report HUO tSI Ba chelo r f->ther (2) New a • W aulhef 1:10 (Si l.arrtlmo (21 Kllma-tlca t d l IS) At Tha World T u rai 121 Helence (S) H i g h w a y P a tr o l l.o* IS) I'aaaword 12) Merv H rlfdii Hhow (Si Day In Court 2:30 (SI Art kink letter IS) Raven Keye 3:SO (I) Millionaire 12) Loretta Young IS) q u ten Per A P ay ] . i t (SI To Tell The Truth IS) Who Ho You Truss 12) Young l)r. Malone 3:6! IS) D ouglas Edwards News IcOS IS) Hrrrel Htorm (SI American Bandstand (2) The M ilch Gama l : l f (SI Edge of Night (t ) Mako gaaaa f o e Daddy (S) Dlarovery *62 4:1* IS) American Newsstand 4:14 It) NBC News 4:11 (S) Popeya Playhouse (t ) Beat of O ro n d e 4:24 ISI Huparman 4:20 IS) Uncle W alt (I ) I Lad S U v M 4:14 ISI Kilprrman 4:44 (I) W eather ifcow u d U q h iiq h iA T V Time Previews 7:30-8:30 p. m. (ABC) Thd Dakota*. "Mutiny A t Fort Marry." George MacReady is seen In g familiar role and one he play* to perfection—a sad­ istic Individual in • powerful position. Tonight he i* an army captain a t the appropriately named Fort Mercy, and cornea Into the picture when the deputlea return a dying escapee to his command. The captain ordera the man pun­ ished, precipitating a riot, then ordera the rioters shot down despite their taking Dep­ uty Del aa hostage. Larry Ward, Chad Everett, Jack Elam amt Bilehurt Green star. 8:30-0:30 p. m. (CDS) The Lucy Show. Luciilo Dali in her usual wonderful wacky self, this time In the cloak-and-dag­ ger atmosphere of a society reporter turned super-sleuth to dig up the big dirt. Par­ ticularly enjoyable is Lucy’s attem pt to hide her identity by Impersonating her friend Viv to get a high-level inter­ view. Veteran actor Roacoe Kearns appears a t her editor, with Vivian Vance aa Viv. 8:30-0 p. m. (ADC) The Riflem an. "The Sidewinder,” Predictability of the outcome spoils the excitement here. You just know Lucas McCain (Chuck Connors) isn't going to kill ■ teenage boy (Dilly Hughes) out to get him as vengeance fur the death of his outlaw father. The kid Is pret­ ty hot-headed, though, and to the reluctant Lucas it looks like a case of kill or be killed. 9-9:30 p. m. (CBS) The Dan­ ny Thomas Show. Hans Conraid gets all the laughs in hla rebellious role of Uncle Tonoose. He is orderd by hit doc­ tor to weer glaasea but the stubborn old gent r e f u s a l , Uunny and Charley llalper (P at Carroll and Sid Melton) have cause to regret their scheme to frighten Tonoote PHONE FA 8-ISI8 |/| \j t v H IL-* l lI ^ I K4 1 H I A 1 H I TONITE A TUE8. 1 7:44 A 11M into wearing glasaea, but the show la funniest in the scene where they fail. 9:30-10 p. rn. (CDS) The Andy Griffith Show, lt’a Sher­ iff Andy who hue a problem this time. He is lure hell have to shoot it out with a robber he once arrested who is com­ ing to town especially to nee him. It won't spoil the plot if we tell you Andy’s surmise couldn't be further from the truth. You'll recognise the exrobber us Leo Gordon, w-ho has ployed simitar roles in every western seriea on TV. 10-10:30 p. m. (NBC) David Brinkley's Journal. There la lesa wit and humor than usual for the scries, in this report on tha surface coal mining process known aa "strip min­ ing.” Rather than tunneling for the mineral, the process gouges out huge areas o t tha countryside, often leaving brhind ugly, useless land. Drinkley talks with officials of both industry and government who are pro and con toward tuna meant to restrict the mining practices. Films of the process are most effective, as ere int e r v 1 e w s with homeowners whose live* have undcrgoim serious rhangra in the wako of the earth-movers. 10-11 p. m. (ABC) Btm Cas­ ey. "A Cardinal Act Of Mercy." P a rt II. Aa noted last week, Kim Stanley gives a moving portrayal of a woman attorney addicted to morph in-* and using a back ailment as * ruse to get tha drug. Tonight Dr. Zorba discovers the addic­ tion and steps in between Casey and his patient tu for­ bid further use of the drug in her case, threatening a major break in their lives. I R ♦ • g i OPEN 1:39 RITZ TODAY thru WED. AT 1:48 • 4:30 • 7:09 9:10 No one under 18 will be admitted unless a c c o m ­ panied by an aduHNo Children Or Student TIrketn Sold ADMISSION H9c iD tiK V lF U N U C X ^ i i TT TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES uw r flew and Used Manual 4 Electric Standard * Portable mm GMsnff C i a b i i T u k n h v M at u r c HAYNES OPTICS MACHINE CO. t i l Magnolia, Sanford Always Opm * w n tjm rw T w ffitiiD iso o 'iila SALES A RENTALS >? | u t:2 l (2) W eather and Nawe 1:21 12) Today (I ) C artoavltle S:0t (2) H u la Troanar 2:00 (2) Jack l-alanna III American lllatory 30 ( a ) Rain per Room l : l i tf) Newe A In terview ! t»:es (2) Key When CS) heart! Kpanlah It:I f |2 ) H ay Taur llu aeh IS) I have I.ucy (S) Ann Sothern Show lt:M 121 Price la n igh t tu) Jane Wyman l*ra- ■TARTS NEXT SUN. "PANIC IN YEAR ZERO' STARTS THURSDAY �. J* * . ii Rain Or Shine, The Response Pours' In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Classified ■ K ><»•!* 3. Education - Instruction Office 204 W. First DEADLINES U . S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! CLASSIFIED DISPLAV: Tut*., taru r t i . • 3 P. M. day CLASSIFIED INDEX before Insertion. Mon. . Sat. 1. Lost & F o u n t! STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day bcfora iniertion. Moo. • S a t RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re•poeiible for more than one incorrect Iniertion of your ad, and reaerves the right to reviae or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice iv t iik i m u it coi h t o r TIIK M vtii j i n i m i . CIHriT T iv « i i i n m »s:wi. m ii k rot m , rin n in a . In (h**r«rr V*. I trail i s r r i r r .T in o v o r FRANK MACB McMILt.AN AND N A N C T MATTHEWS McMtM.AN. ei’rrLKMKNTAi. r o n e s to A rrr.A it TOi Donate Laa I’htlpa A44rt»a Unknown TOU WILL TAKE NOTICE lhal tha petition*™ harttn h»v* nta4 In lha Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. In an t for Somlnolo County, rlnrtdo, o potltlon for tho adoption of an unnamat mtnor mala child born af Tarda F*hr»r Tha' *4 on Daoombar *1. lil t . Tcu ara commandad to bo and oppoor la oolt Court on robruory to. lilt, at t :00 a. m. and th*r# to ahnw rau»* why oald potltlon ohould aot ho granted. (SE A M 2. Notices • Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For 8ale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. 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 Material* 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry* Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery • Tools 31. Poultry • Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 34. Articles For 8ale 35. Articles Wanted 3G. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Routs - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 8. Education - Instruction Arthur H. Bockwlth. Jr. Clork of Circuit Court Tty: Martha T. VIMon D. C. MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED Magulro, Voorhle * Wolla III Walt Stroet WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE <r. O. Baa III) No experience necessary, Orlando. Florida Attornoya for Fotltlnnoro gram m ar icliool education Pubtloh Jon. II. II, 31 * usually aulficient. Train now Fob. I. 1111. at home for Joba with aecurCDK-ll Itjr. For details, tend name, In tho Court mf tho County address, phone no. to: NA­ Judgo. sotulaalo County. Flor­ ida, !■ fro koto. TIONAL TRAINING SER­ I n r u t Wo t o t o o f VICE, BOX 90 c/o The San­ FIXED R. WILSON, ford Herald. Docoaotd. T o A U c r o d ll. r o a n d ro ro o n o M a o la g tlo to a o ar llo m a o d o A r o l o o t B a le F .o tn to i You and aach of you ara horaby notlflod and rouulrad to praotnl any rlalma and dmianda wlil'-h you, or oltbtr of you, may liavo arulnot tlio ootato of I'ilKD II. WILSON, docaaaad. lata of oald County, to tho Oounty Judao of lemlnolo County, Florida, at hlo office In tha court houoa of aald County at Hanford. Flor­ ida. within olx calendar month* from Ih* Urn* of tho flrat publication of till* no­ tice. Each claim or demand ohall be In writing, and ohall alata tha place of realdenct and goat offlca addreoa of tho claimant, and ohall he awurn to by the claimant, hi* agont, or attorney, ami any ouch claim or demand not filed ehall b*void. A. r.dwln Bhlnhaloor Ai oaocutor of Iho Loll Wilt and Taotamaat af r i t i c n n. w iij io n Docoaaod 1‘ublloli Doc. I I £1. 1KI. it Jan. T, II. C D D -JT It Legal Notice it T im co ra r «*f tmr I llt'VTY Jl IMiK. OFWITIII.r. tIHIVTV. 1*1.OHIII A. IT I'ltll. HATH. IN H E : IIH T V TE O F WASAr CJKURQE riocooood. a i.f. m r n iT o n o a tii rr.n o o v a H w ith « LAiwo ON UKH AT US AfiAITOT HAIII ESTATE ■ You and each of »"U «r« liorohy liMlIflrd ond r»«|ulr*<i to proton! any rlolmo ond doniondo which yog. nr olthrr of you, may hov* ogolnol tho oc­ tet* nf WASAF OEOROE. do,'ruond. Into of told County, to tho County Judgo of Somlnolo County, Florida, at till offlr* ao In tho <our: h<>uo* of oald Coun­ ty at Hanford. Flnrldo, within oil rolondor month* from tho tlm* of tho flrat publlcaton of this noth #. Two roplo* of *<rh t-lolm or domond obotl bo In writing, omi ohall otat* tho Idaco „r i.oldonc* and poat of­ fice a.!drr» of tha claimant, and ohall ho aworn to by tho claimant, hlo agont. or atturnoy and accoinpan lod hy a filing foo of nno dollar and ouoli claim »r demand not oo filed ohall b* void. /*/ Mary J. Ooorgo Ad admlnlatratrlg of tho Fatato of WASAF UEOHOE. llO’flM d to n i l M I f l l . l l II AND U N I AN F l r a t r o d o r a l l lu lh lln g Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads 1*. ti. Ilot 1*11 Ninforl. Florida AHo itvya fur Admlnl.trairlx ruhllM, Juh. II. 31. :• A Fob. < ISSa CHIC—II it THR~riR( i IT t n i iT n r THE NITTM Ji n n IAI. CIH. Cl*IT OF FLOMIUA. IT ATD FOB SKMIVnl.K CIH’TTY. la t hoorvrt >«. I ltll I- VHi ll In T a t IT EILEEN SAADI*. Plaintiff. v*. JAMES W. BMII.AND J r . (iefenia lit. TOTit k n r *1 it IT I M F . T A N ) : O F Till: BTITR n r FI,(IIIIII» TUi.JAMKH W. KNdl.AND. Jr. who** rroldonr* I* un* known t <*>i * ahk im n F .n r n o ti FIKH lhal a oult In Uiulty haa hoon hruught ogolnol y»u by EILEEN HAAHY. In IH* cirtull Court of th* Ninth Ju-IL-Ul Clreu't. In and for grotlnoi* ("ounly. Flarldo TOE AIIM IIKREUY Rt’XIMOT EH. onDEHEH AND BEgUlllED in file your Aoowor with tlio Clork of aolJ Cogit ond to oorvo a copy thoraof Upon Plaintiff* altornoy horoIn cm or bofar* tb* loth day of February, l i l t . Th* n»m* of Iho Plaintiff a atlorgoy I* Jam** a. Horroll. And hi* ad* drtoo I* 117 Nvllli Mogiiolla Avoau*. Orlando, Florida. If ywu fall lu do ■», a l>*cr*« Fro Cwafaaaa will ho rniorod agalnai yuu for tbo rollof damandod In tha I'umplalnt. VOE AIIK FCHTHKH NOTH FIED that tha notgr* of aald ault l> for Partition of l.and*. WITH Las MY HAND a* Clark of oald Circuit Court of gomlnvi* County. Florid*, aad th* Boal of aald Court, at Sanford, Uomlnol* County, Florid*, tbla Ittk day of Jau. nary. i»U. USA I.) Arthur II Uoukwllli Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court, l-t aad for Mtmlnol* Coun­ ty. Florid* fiyi Martha T. Mbit* L..,u y c.ork PuhEoli Jan. II. t! A Fab. C 1L UaA ai,r #anfnrh frralft Mon. Jnn. 21. ’63—Page 9 SWEETIE PIE Rv Nadine Seltzer Men-woraen, 19-93. Start high as $103.00 a week. Prepara­ tory training until appoint­ ed. Thouiandi of job* open. Experience usually unncceiaary. FREE information on Job*, salaries, requirements. Write TODAY giving name, address, phone and time home. Write Lincoln Ser­ vice. Box 23, c o Sanford Herald. IBM COMPUTER TRAINING MEN, WOMEN, ALL AGES NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Exciting new eareer opportun itles are available for qual­ ified computer operators & Programmer!. The IBM field offers bigb starting salaries and unlimited op­ portunities lo advance. E.C.P.I.’a “ P R A C T I C A L TRAINING PROGRAM" for the IIIM HOI COMPUTER includes use of actual com­ puter equipment worth over $250,000. Write today for Free Qualifi­ cation Chart and Complete "You'd get along groat with my mother! She's Information (Please print nip-happy, tool" name, addrcia. age, tele­ phone and working hours I. 6. For Rent ELECTRONIC COMPUTER 6. For Kent PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE Unfurnished 3 bedroom house. 3 Bedroom, kitchen equip­ BOX NO. 49 1305 Elliott Avc., FA 2-5251 ped, on lake, ready fur C/O SANFORD HERALD or FA 2-0523. occupancy. Call FA 2-0659. 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Salt 16. Female Help Wanted 26. Radio A Television Lakcview home with lake IF YOU'RE A RELIABLE privileges in South Sylvan MAN OH WOMAN and agree Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms to Introduce friends, neigh and 3 baths. AirCondltionburs to big line, over 200 ed. Phone FA 2-7999 or Cosmetics, Toiletries, etc., FA 2-6369. every home needs, uses every day, I'll send you — FREE — big money-making J. W. Hall, Realtor kit containing full-lire sam­ "Call Hall" FA 2-3641 ple* worth $4.82 retail. No 2X44 So. French Are. risk, order on credit, pay nut of proflli. Make fine cash, 3 Bedroom house. 2409 Sum get Free Gifts, too. Blair. merlin. FA 2-4936. Dept. 685)1 A3, Lynchburg, S ROOM-3 Bedroom CB Va. modern house on 3 lots. Call Jesse Shulse, 774-7401 COCKTAIL Waitress, with or without experience. Apply Orange City. after 2 p in. Club Diamond 3 BR, two story home cen­ under n e w management. trally located, near school. Mel Murray. NO 8 4002. Bargain priced. FA 29642. AIRLINES — Train for Airline Passenger Agent, ComniunIcalionist. Rescrvationlst, Ticket Agent, llostesi, etc. See page 4. Airlines Train­ Real Estate — Mortgages ing Division, Atlantic School. 111 N. Park Are. FA 2-24J0 Stenstrom Realty ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. FA 3 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. AN OLDER HOME. 5 story 4 bedroom I'X baths, large living room, separate dining room, front screened porch, in good livable condition, good neighborhood on 3 lots. Price $14,5017—Terms ‘-mall CB house one bedroom l'a baths, closed garage, .arge screened porch on 21$ acres of good high land. Paved road 7 miles from Sanford. Price 9x0,000. W ACRE FARM. 10 A. clear­ ed 7 A. tiled on paved road with good livable 2 bed­ room bouse. Price |16,3ui Terms. ROOMS, Hie Gables, 401 3 Room furnished House. 409 Magnolia Are. FA 2-0720. W. Third St. FA 2^021. 1 Bedroom House nicely furn­ ished. $65 month. Water in­ 2 Bedroom modern House, 2 Bedroom House. Close in. cluded. FA 1-9544. kil. equipped. 817 ClUlina. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. 1 Bedroom furnished Apart­ MAYFAIR SECTION FOR LEASE ment. FA 1-1462 Monday 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, family Modern Office Suite. Over­ thru Friday between 9 and room. Available aoon. Ph. looks patio. Central beating 6 p. m. or FA 2-4501 other323 0360. — Air Conditioning. C a l l C. A. Whiddon, Sr. times. 2 Bedroom house, kitchen ju i ra re avc. FA 2-0II7S. 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ equipped. 1309 Douglas Ave. Sanford, Florida Tel. 322-5991 Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. ens Avc. Phone 349-4671. FA 2-0363. 915 laurel Ate. NO 8-4914 UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ or NO 9-4962. room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2 3683. Office FA 2-I1I9 2 Bedroom unfurnished House. IT T i l l : HURT o r TIIW Nights FA 2-0949 1*01 TTV J l IM.E. UKR IM II.S: Living room, dining room, RENT A BED I III TTY, F L O R I D A . I T I ' l t l l 323-0700 kitchen stove, no refrigera­ H tT ie. Rollaway, Hospital Sc Baby tor. Screened front porch. 3324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. IN HE: ESTATE OF Bads IHItAEL M. IIASINKS. Fin-place and floor furn­ NEW 3 bedroom, 2 hath Do roooril By Day, Wc«k, or Month ace. 113 W. 19th St. Ph. TO A L L I 'R E I H T O H * A T II home, large comer lot, 311 CARROLL'S FURNITURE P F .n so T a iia v it m a t i u i FA 2-5636 after 9. Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ OR D K M A T D I A U A I R S T SAID Ph. FA 3-3181 111 W. 1st St. StITATMl tates. VA—nothing down, Apartments furnished or un­ Vnu ami each of you or* WELAEA APARTMENTS: monthly payments $'J2.00. horohy notlflod ond roqulrod to furnished. 945 month. Wat­ Rooms private baths, 114 lin o o n l any clolm t and doFA 2-9074 - FA 2-2219. er Included. Also 2 bed­ m ind* which you. or otthor of W. First St. room unfurnished Garage you. moy hay* agulnot th* **• All types of Real Estate lot* of IHRAKL XI. BARNES, Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m Apartment $55. Phone Day d croioxl. lot* of M id County, FA 25123 or Evenings bouse, 926 Escambia. Ph. In Iho County Judgo o f BomJohn E. Fox, limit- County. Florida, at hi* NO 9-5590. FA 2-0274. Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Realtor nfflre In tlio court hnuo* »f *■!•■ I'mmty at Sanford, S'lothla, within olx calrndar month* from th* tlm* of th* flrat pub­ lication of thlo nolle*. Two coploo nf oarh claim or demand ohall ha In w riting, and ahall otat* the place of rroldonet and poot office addroo* nf tha claim ­ ant, and ahall b* ownrn lu hy lha claim ant, hit agent, or a t ­ torney and accompanied by a filing fra of one doilar and auch claim nr demand not to filed •hall ho vnhl. Houses for rcni. For Infor­ Garage Apt 3 Rooms furn­ ished. $12 a month. 612 mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 203 E. Park. FA 2-3373. 25Ih St. 3 Bedroom House. FA 2-5929 2 b e d r o o m house, kitchen equipped. $75 month. Ph. Uniurniihrd 3 h e e l r o o m House, kitchen equipped. FA 2 9300. FA 2 95Pi New S Bedroom, 2 bath /• / HETTY FREEMAN home. No cash needed. 961 Unfurnished large 2 bedroom house. Near school. 31715 Ao aaoculor nf Iho Loot a month. 322-9095. Will and Toolamcnt of Myrtle Ave. FA 203(11. ISRAEL M. IIAIINES. dretotad Large 7 bedroom Trailer on Co*/. A. Speer, Jr large lake. Also trailer Furnished A p a r t m e n t , 3 Attorney for oald rotaia rooms, hath, 2 double bed* space. Adults only. Phone Il3<i Magnolia Atonua 110 W. 3rd St. 322 04M. Hunrord, Florida FA 2-7369. I'uhlloh Jan. 7. It. 31 A £1. 1X3 CHE—IS UNUSUAL? YES! T. V. STAMPS IT THE t lHI I IT Mil MT III* Tills 3 Bedroom, 2 hath, lake- 1 bedroom furnished or un­ THE TITTH J lTlltlAL CIS4front borne has all large furnished house. Including f'l IT OF Kl 01)1114. IT VTII rooms, fireplace and gar­ Fun SKSSITDI.E l OI VTl , Alr-Condiliun. $co per month. FLORIDA. IT tHATlS-.nr TO. age and several other at­ FA 2-6437. lairs tractive features. All it INSTITUTIONAL XIORTiJ AOE COMPANY, a California cor­ needs is a tenant like you FURNISHED Garage Apt. 303 poration authorliod In Iran*, S. Park Ave. $40 Month. I'll. to take good care of it. act huolnoo- In tlio State of 323 0705. Completely furnislied only Florida, P la in tiff. 9135 monthly. FURNISHED Apartment. 900 vo. t a in s r. wF.an.iN and Park Avc. DOROTHY XI. XVKSTI.IN, hlo wIfo, Dcfcmlanta 9. For Sale or JUnl TOTII i; OF ai IT REALTOR - IN6UROR TOi LOUIS r WEST!.IN and Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath DOROTHY XI WESTLIN. FA 2-9991 1919 S. French Ave. home. Fenced yard. Near hlo wife NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ 3" 34 Tanglowuo.| Drlto Santa Marla. California cle. FA 2-74X1 YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE IICHEIlY NOTIFIED that a oult haa boon brought it t h e n i l n r o r t h e 10. W anted lo Kent agalnot you hy INSTITUTION­ COURTS' J l IHiSh B E H I R O L H AL MOItTOAO* COMPANY. * C O U R T ) . F L O R I D 4. IR F R O - Unfurnished 3 Us 4 Bedroom California corporation author* B O T K ­ house by permanent adults. load to tranaact hualuoaa In IN H E : CUT A T E O F No children, c r pets, (live tlio Slat* of Florida. Plain- JULIA p. nMOIKlB l>oi»ate«l. tllf, lo foraclooo « certain details c o P. O. Box 270, Mortgage w on particularly T O A L L C R L D I T O R B 4.TD Sanford. daacrlbod la tho Complain) FI-.RBUTB I I A S I R D < L A I R S lllod In Hilo oult. which Mori- OH H E R A T D * A UAITO T S A ID gag* oncumhoro tho following l : » T 4 T E i I I . Heal K a titc W anted Yuu on-1 »«rh nf >>>u ar* daocrlbod property, oltuato In Somlnolo County, Florida, to- hereby notlfloe and rogulrtd l* proo-nl any olotiro and (toWill U t 4. Illock I t , 1IEFT - n a u ii which ywu. wr olllior «f you. may t,a*o against tho ooI.R n IluXlEH UIILANIM). SECTION ONE. acco rd in g tot* of JI I.IA U. ilLOR'iE. doto plot thorouf rocurdod laaocd, tato of oalj Cuuutv. t* Want to get rid of Utc mort­ gage on your home in San­ In F la t Rook IS, Pauoo S lha County Judgo of Montiiol* and S. Public Hoc—rJo of county, Florida, at hlf wffh* ford? g c a iln u lo County, Flo rid a, In lha ,-uurl houoa «-f ool* at Sanford. Florid*, Narthern Group Seeking and for utkor rollof, * » d y«u County ara rogalrad to fll* y „ u r An* within ols ra lan-lor mouth* A Few Florida Homes • n o r to oatil l.'wgiplalnt w ith fr-ui tho tliu* uf tho flrat pub­ Wc kill Assume Your Iho c l o r k of Iko a b e r a at> I- lication of t|,la noth a. |> . h »d Court and to o-roa a cop y Holm or dnm*t<<| ohall ho la Mortgage writing, and ahall alata Iho thorouf » n P lo InllfF a Atlor* »•!•. ItuHEMIEIKI, nOPLN- placo • f ratldonro and i*uot nf. E. M- Cranlon. Shatluck A ft' • ndtr-aa of tb* <lalm*nL Co. HRItl, A HKIHXIAN, IMS A l a . and ali- II lit •Mr.rii fss b|* (lit • l o y B u ild in g , Miami SS, F l o r . eUlmant. 2 B Wiggle worth St. hit ■••nl, or 99t|op« Ida, n o t l a t e r than th* l a t h M ), mvl alt) iu< h «IaIis• ar Boston 20. Mass. day uf January, ISSS. In d e ­ ileti ar*J r. jt • > fllcU »! all t»e fa u lt o f which aal-l Cvaiplalnl void. w i l l bo f a k o a aa cuol*t**d b> 1^. Real EmImI c Fur Hale /■/ Alary J» F**. Ao ad9«ilnloiralrta of DATED, at Aomlaelo. Sya. tbo Kotnto of Good 6 Boom CB house in ford, SRoridt. ihi* 37th -lay JtlLl.i I*. <IKOItfl K. nice neighborhood. Phuoe of D i r t n l t r . tr«3. (SEAL) 8fiii.Mi<iiaKi:n a n i » u h u n FA 2-16W. Arthur II. Uocknllh. Jr., I'lrtt Kodoral llullUli.g Clark of ih* Circuit Court I*. O. Doi IT&& Rri Mar'b* T. Vision Kao ford. Florida Drputy Clork St. Johns Realty Ailrirn^ja for A«lmliiUtrair|i Fuulloa Doc. SI Jan. 7. PU'sHali J o n . I I . : t ( •$ 4k F o b . 4, THE TIME TESTED FIRM H. SI. in s 116 N. Pork Ave. FA 3-6IZ3 CDD-oS CD!;—** Stemper Agency Legal Notice Sell Your House tio N. Park Ave. Ph. LOT For Sale. 73' x 230'. Grove Manor. By owner. FA 2-7411 after 0 p m. 2 lledrm. home, nicely turniahrd. 2 Screened porches, carport, 3 eatra lots in lawn. Priced right. Plionc FA 2-0931. Furnished House In Sanford. $4500. K96-4I49. Apopka. I 34. Article* F or Rale Fur quick service c a l l . T-SHIRTS 48c, work gloves, Ilryan T. V FA 3 0361. caps, Khaki Pants. Surplus City, 201 W. 1*1. 27. Special Services SINGER SEWING MACHINE Sale* and Service Free estimates in advance Free home demonstration FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and pine. $22 a cord delivered. Robert Morris FA 3 0353 or FA 2 3900. FACTORY TO YOU CALL FA 2-5783 ALUMINUM BLINDS Alan's Fabric k Rugs 2559 Park Dr. Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic end*. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ INCOME TAX RETURNS ton or nylon cords. O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ Senkurlk Gloss and Paint to Ave. Phone 322-8827. Company FKIGIDAIIIE Sales & Service G. II. HIGH 1790 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3XS3 2.9 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 We loan Carpet Shampoocr at no cost with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll'* Furniture. Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 13' x 16' Rug and 11x11 Run­ ner and Rug Pad. All prac­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, tically new. Rote beige. SPRINKER SYSTEMS $123. FA 2-0403. All Types and Size* 17. Male Help Wanted We Repair and Service 21" Admiral T. V., Record S T ! N F. Player, radio combination. ATTENTION SALESMEN! ! Machinery and Supply Co. Excellent condition. 993.00. U you are a Licensed Real 20Z W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Phone FA 2-7631. Eatale Salesman willing to WORK. Here la your op Refrigeration - Air-rondition- FOR SALE - 21" R.C.A. Col­ ing men needed. We train portunity for substantial ored T.V. Deautlful French you. Write Commercial earnings iu the Booming Provincial. Reason­ Trade* Institute Box II, c>o Cape Canaveral Atca. im ­ able. Beautician's Massage Sanford Herald. mediate openings with one vibrating Lounge Couch. of Florida's outstanding K icrl/rnt condition. C a l l Realtors—Join an aggress­ 2!L Automobile S ervice FA 2-3830. ive professional organiza­ AUTO GLASS Po r t a b l e Singer. All at­ tion now serving live East tachments. Ill Aislea Lane, Central Florida NOVA area INSTALLED Sunland. with established offices in Windahield Hack Gina* Titusville. Door GIii.hu Voiit G1u.hr SINGER S e w i n g Machine M. N. WEIR k SONS. INC., SERVICE equipped to xig xag and REALTORS Senkurlk Glut's und Paint make buttou holes. With Contact C om pany guarantee. 3 Payments of Donn Scat le 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 $5.40. TA 2 9411. 412 Main Street 31 A. Pelu Titusville, Florida 38. Automobnew • Trucks I'h: 2il7-5ooa German Shepherd 6 weeks '61 Monza Coupe. Solid old female pups $10. Ph. Electrician, one experienced white, four speed, new 3(9 4631. In all phases o( electrical W.S.W. RAIL bucket atata, work. A p p l y Honeycutt red interior. 23,ooo miles. 32. Klowerw • Shruhu Electric. 191 S. Florida Avc. $1693. FA 27376. lie La t)d. Beautiful Camellia* in bloom ORAPFiVILLE NURSERY 1934 Ford. Vl, Automata AIRLINE - Train for Airline transmission. Best offer. Grapeville Ave. Near 20th St. Station Agent, 1’asscngcr 714 Oak, after 3. Agent, Operations Agent, 33. F u r n i t u r e i960 Chov. Pickup and Camp­ Ticket Agent. Sec page 4. er. Auto., ■ cyl. Must sell Useil furniture, appliances, Airline Training Division, in ten dsya, 201 K. 24th tools, etc. Bought • Hold. Atlantic School. 6t. Sanford. 322-2971. Larry's Marl 213 Sanford New people In town look at Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 1962 Studebaker P i c k u p Hi raid Ada. He sure your Truck. Excellent cond. Low FRKK ESTIMATE business is represented with mileage. Call Ralph Pc so Id. attractive advertisements. Uphulitering k Mattress renFA 2 1611. ovaluig. New it Used Furni­ Call FA 2 5612. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 87. Boats • Motors 19. Situation* Wtinted FA 2-2117. Children kept. FA 2-4182. Gzleway To The Waterway Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick U t i l t R o n Sportlnir Goods Young man want* employ­ Service With the Cash. Your EVINRUDE Dealer ment in the Sanford area, SUPER TRADING POST 304-6-1 E. l i t PI). FA 2 3901 experienced to general of­ FA 26677. fice work and shipping and FIBERGLASS Boat 14'. 39 receiving. Will consider any WANTED reliable couple to Electric alart motor, tilt take up monthly payment* type work. I'ltone 322-9451. trailer. Extra’s. Coinpleto of 313.50 on 3 complete I’h. FA 2 8369. Wanted Repairs rooms of furniture. Call Carpentry A. Painting TE 8-1311, Catxcibcrry, col­ AIR BOAT. Priced for quick ritone 322-5805 lect. tale. FA 2 2194. 21. Ilenuly Salon* 34. Arllt'lfit For Rale 38. Motorcycle* • Scooters SPECIAL Spinet Piano. 3lu*l U> pick­ VESPA Motor Scooters (new) lo t 'N Curl Beauty Shop ed up in this area. Can be $10.63 down k $3 S3 Week­ Edwurd F. Lane | End curl $5.59 including ptircliaxed by payment* of ly»hai«\ set k style. Open The man who knows Sanford Lewis Sales k Service $18.50 per month. Inquire Evening by appointment. 3 REAL ESTATE ft Thompson Music Co. Col2317 Country Club Road Expellenctxl Operator*. onial Plaza. GA 3-4577. Ph. FA 2-7929 INSURANCE 42 yrara in real estate busi­ 318 Palmetto Avc. FA 2 9934 ness In Sanford. 1‘ltone 21. Electrical Service* FA 2 3W9 Best buys in real estate. FRIGIDAIIIR Saiei k Service OVIEDO AREA 2's Miles South an route 520. House Wiring, Free E iiintalci 2 New Homes, 2 full Sid Vihirn's RamJail Electric hatha, large lot, high and 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0919 dry. Built to last. Selling 25. Plumbing Services OLDS CADILLAC pries as appraised by thr Flrat Federal. Peaceful PLUMBING til.IIS Station W*gun and quiet. Near churches. Power Anil Air i ’ond. ■ ...... . Contracting Repairs School buses available, new FREE ESTIMATES FALCON Station Wig*w Woman's Club building. It. L. HARVEY Standard Tr«n»*il»*ion For appointment L. L 294 Sanford Avc. FA 2-3393 Faulk 369-3197 or 365 3702 COMET I Hour Aulumalfr Tran*niL»lon Must saenlicc. 3 Bedroom, 1 FALCON 2 Door Sedan bath. P i n e c r e s t . Near Standard Tran»ml*»li>n ... icliool. By owner. Plwne P lu m b in g L H rn tln if FA 24183 AIR CONDITIONING COMET 2 Door Sedan CONTRACT and REPAIR Standard Traiuati—Urn Cost $12,000. Sacrifice -it WORK $'J073 Easy terms. Almost cult VA I It I Door 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6592 new. Selling due to divorce. Automatic 'lr»n»mi—ion 211 Cedar. 20. lUdin A TeleviHlon CHEVROLET 4 Door Auto Tran*., Air Cond. .. YEAR END SALE 15. Iluainems Opportunity New k Used T.V.'s Big CADILLAC Sedan DeVill* RESTAURANT in Nighl ciub trade-in allowances. Easy Power And Air Cond. on 17-92. Club Diamond un terms. Town k Country T.V. der new management. All CHEVROLET 4 Dour 259) Park Dr., 322 3362. equipped. No mooey neces­ V-H, Automatic sary for right parly. Call T. V. Service Cells. 12.00. OI.DSMOIIII.E 4 Door Mel Murray N(J 8 1002 after House of P c Gulden Rule. Aolo. Tran*.. Air Cond. Ph. FA 29792. 2 p in. MERCURY 4 Door Auto, Power Broke*. Sto*r„ Air Coed. — ROLLERS-/SANFORD Wall REUPHOLSTERY.S/jeria/d / chairs $39 O JS IO M CHAIRS 74.50 sofas M API $89 MIFCOVFKS SOfAS *49.50 I- * M,.**** |*t C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S VouD' (a (jo'leoJ Senlo'if • * i -'t ' I »i. <** : u i 'j LW «va*. M| t fcMI SAVE 1852 „ 1995 1962 1595 1S61 1860 1960 1960 I960 1667 1195 1957 1059 19S9 Sedan DeVUIe 1959 CADILLAC Power And Air Cend. ------ ---| O R J) FOItll Station WetoA • CyL, Automatic . .............. . 1 Q C O PLYMOUTH 2 Hour I M i l l V-R, Standard Slick .. _ ... CHEVROLET ti Tea Pickup • Cylinder -- -------------------219 K. 2nd HANFORD MM •.P A R E i- T �Audicbron Arrives Here S*» W m » r a n 10 _ J .n . SI, io ta * « * ", PETER PETROFF Dynalronics Gets New Engineer Peter D. Petroff h»i Joined Dynatronlci, Inc., Data System i Dlvlalon aa head of the Bade Technique* Section. Here he will be In charge of company reaearch and deve­ lopment effort* In advanced packaging technique* for acroapace data communnlcalion ayatem application!. Petroff waa formerly with Radiation, Inc., where he ori­ ginated many of the advanced packaging conccpti Incorpor­ ated In the dealgn of commun­ ication ayitcma for Nimbut, Telitar, and OAO Mtellltea. Hia extenaive experience In­ clude* dealgn and conceptual work in auch technique! ai welded modular circuitry, mlcrocomponenta, and microcircuitry. Petroff waa educated In Eu­ rope and received hla maitcr'a degree In electrical engineer­ ing at the Unlvrrilty of Stutt­ gart (Germany). He la a IIccnied professional engineer. |> g p Q f |0 |- Accepts Job For Chuluota The Job of Herald reporter In the Chuluota area was ac­ cepted (hi* week hy Mrs. Ralph (Joan) Magin after the resignation of Mrs. Virginia Chadwick a short time ago. Mrs. Ma-.-in is active in the Chuluota Community Church a* Sunday School teacher for the primary group and is a member of the Priscilla Circle of the Women's Christian Fel­ lowship. She Is a member of the board of directors of the Grratcr Chuluota Community Club, a member of the Chu­ luota Challenger staff, a mem­ ber of the Ovirdo School PTO and Is in ardent worker In the Oviedo School Clinic. She Is a qualified practical nurse and recently completed a course from the Post Grad­ uate School of Nursing in Chi­ cago, The mother of two children, Ralph Jr., age eight and San­ dra Sue, age nine, she may be contacted at her home, 340 E. Sixth St. or hy telephone at 385-3742. If you need the time, and haven't got it, all you have to do now la pick up your phone and dial FA 3-0733, and the new Audlchron Time Service at the Sanford Atlantic Bank, which went into acrvicc today, will give the exact time in a plennant voice. One word of caution ia needed here, am tho new exchange number of Fairfax 3 la the one uied for thin new aervlce. There I* already In operation a prlvato phene, that of Peter Bukur, which la on the old exchange nf Fair* fax 2. "Be eure you dial the new prefix 3, and not Mr. Bukur'a number—2," Sanford Atlan­ tic Bank President Howard Hodges cautioned. In hundred* of cities acroia the nation Audlchron it re­ cognised a* the standard of time, a i thU amazing automa­ tic Instrument, electrical end mechanical announce* t h e time to over 4,000,000 people every day. An auxiliary power unit de> signed tn transfer the equip­ ment which maintain* Audichron to 4H volt centra! office battery power aupply is ready to take over Immedi­ ately should a oommerrlal power failure occur, Hodges pointed out. The service la avallabto 24 hour* a day and la Instantly available. Along with the time, the caller gete a six second commercial anncunce* merit by a local firm or busi­ ness. ^ SKATE CONTEST WINNERS ahown here nre front row Linda Ley and Chuck Beat, who neared the hitfhent number of points in three Ounce of the Month contests. First place winnera for tho month, were Oonna Markon and John Wclnh, (right) and Hccond place went to Cathy Beckoy and Tex Woodruff, (left). ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ G. M. McKinnon Trophies Presented Dies Sunday To Skate Winners U.S. CHOICE FLAVOR-AGED Sirloin Steak U. S. Choice Flavor - Aged U. S. Choice Flavor Aged The MacMillan arctic expe­ dition of 1925 marked the first extensive use nf aircraft in polar exploration. T-Bone Steak Club Steak Does BLADDER Cube Steak IRRITATIONS Boneless^ Round ........... 78‘ (Juccn Victoria used the phrase “ red taping*" to mean delays and involvement*, ac­ cording to the Encyclopedia Brltannlca. fItalian s alfftct talc* m smuiip wotntB • • mMi and m i f m i k f Fan and n rrro u i Sir, George M. McKinnon, from too fru ju tn t, b u rn tm or Itrhlnc 51, of 424 Southed ltd., Cas­ tirlnnllon hoili On r • nrt nlsht. (9*t«nriarilr, VOii tnaf 1am !»mi m nst sutfir r„m )(«**• m .» lo t, st!tr» and lu flrr from Onyx base trophies were Patsy Thompson; Alike Noinn zou selberry died Sunday. • tliM . I t .tk .r h a tn d f n l rid, U r n . d». and Debbie Nolan, Alan Lucas e r e s i . d , In tu c l, l u l l . d u n , CYSTKX presented Monday tn Chuck A native of Clarimla, lows, u iu s ilr h i m , , t u t . rtU itn * ro m to rt k l Ir n u iin * i i m i la ilrs n d , *«M be came lo Casselberry In Best and I.inda Ley for scoring and Martha Warmack; John a■uibm* n n * in q h r n u l m i t p .in tsllrf. 0*1 o v a ia x *i dtuiiuu. r»»t b«u«r tus. 1957 and waa retired from the hlghcat number of points Welsh and Donna Markot. the dry cleaning business, lie in three Dance of the Month. was a member of the United Christian Church and of the cnnti'Hls. These two skaters Unity Church; was a 32nd are the first to win this honor Degree Scottish Bite Mason In the local club. U. S. Choice and a member of the Shrine Trophies for the monthly Club. contest were presented lo Don­ Flavor-Aged Survivors arc his wife, na Market! anil John Welsh Mrs. Barbara It McKinnon for first place and Cathy Beckof Casselberry aT .J four til­ ey and Tex Woodruff for sec­ lers, Mrs. Charles Downs of ond place. Shcrrard, III. amt Mr*. (.Ti­ Judge, for the occasion were tle Forbes. Mrs. Grace Har­ from the Rctllunc Skating Club ris and Mrs. Clarence Bales, In Ocala. Four judges and a all of Clarinda. referee su|icrvlied the event, Funeral service* will be which Is sanctioned by the We Will He Glad Tn Help hekl Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. S. It. O. A. . You Plan Any Remodel­ In the Cox-Parkcr Funeral Nine cuuplca competed in ling. Addition*. Repair*. Homo Chapel In Winter Park the monthly dance contest Etc., and Handle 'Hie/, with Itcv. Carlyn It. Parsons which was a progressive tan­ Complete Detail*! of 11ms Christ Church, Unity go. They Included: officiating. Kenneth Higginbotham and MARHOEFER Winlc- Park l»dgc 239. Lynn Watt; Urn* McKenzie ONLY ONE HILL TO PAY FAASI will i-imilurt Maaunlc and Don Broussard; Chuck All Work Will He Dane Hy Competent CrnflaIn New York today, Florida services at tlte graveside in 4 LH. Best and Linda Ley; Tex men. In The Field You Need, and — cabbage waa allghlly lower, Woodlawn Memorial Park. Woodruff and Cathy Bcckcy; GUARANTEED HY US. CAN ranging from 12.50 H,so per Bcrnle Bcckcy and Jackie FltF.K ESTIMATES — FINANCING crate, moitly $2.50 $3.00. Bed Ivey; Robbie Thompson ami Eye Hank Program type waa $3.00-13.50 and aavoy CALL OUR — The Seminole Hospital Eye <3.23 $3.50, Celery waa slightHcime And Properly Improvement Dept. Its population of about 55.000 iy higher (or the largo aliea, Bank Association, SHEBA will present a program on was one-fourth slaves when but small aliea were dull. Van Camp Cralei of I to 2W doien were the work of the Eye Bank Arkansas was admitted lo the MAPLE AVE. FA 2-0500 at Ki wants Club meeting Union in 1830. 12 Ox. Tin $3.25-$4.00, mostly <3.75, with a few 2'k dozen sire high as Wednesday at the Civic Cen­ Limit 2 at SANFORD, ter at noon. Mrs, Frank The sun loirs tour million $1.25. Three duien were $3.25Woodruff of Dcllary, one of Ions of mass per second, but $3.75 and 4 dozen $3 <X)-$3 50. MIX or MATCH FLA. Gth S t. Chinese cabbage brought $2.00 the originators or the local is so enormous Its fuel should eye hank, will be In charge last for several billion m ore per rrale, rndlvc $2.50-$3.00 years. with aume amall alio at $2.00- of tho program. <2.25, and ncarole waa $2.00$2.50. Florida romaine lettuce waa $2.75-$3.00 per crate and curly parsley told for <3.50 per rrale of 5 dozen bunehea. Plain parsley brought $5.oo$5.50. Hadishei were lower again, ranging from 73 cents to $1.00. with a few at <1.25 per basket of 30 e-oz. film 303 Tin - Limit 4 ONE OF OUR BIGGEST ASSETS bags. Watercress waa I 12 cent*, mostly 10 cents per bunch. 303 Tin . Limit 4 In Central Florida jesterday, the best cabbage was about steady, but most offer­ ing! were fair quality and ap­ 303 Tin • Limit 4 pearance and were slightly lower. Beat offerings brought $3.00 in crates, and $2,750.00, mostly $3.71 In SO lb. sacks. Price* for poorer quality ranged ai low as $2.25 per ■ack. Carrol* continued Heady at $3.75 for 4g Mb. film bags and Chinese cabbage was McIntosh $1.50-11.75 per crate. Endive and eacarole were both slightly lower, with crates of medium size fair quality endive selling Prices Good Thru Jan. for $1.50 and escarole $1.25II.BO. Iceberg lettuce wes also slightly lower, crate* of 34 heads selling for $3.00. Curly parsley sold for $3.23 per crate and radishes were 73-45 cents, moitly U cents per basket. Shipments from Florida Fri­ CONSTRUCTION day Included: celery, rail M COMPANY cars, truck IT carlot equiva­ lents; cabbage, I t rail, ta truck; escarole, 4 rail, S truck, iad radishes, 2 rail, 4 truck. Rump Roast Fresh Ground Beef 5 LBS.* 1" All Meat Stew PORCH ENCLOSURES Vegetable Market Hams BONELESS BONELESS $T98 2 • NEW C O N S T R U C T IO N • R E M O D E L IN G R E S ID E N T IA L O R C O M M E R C IA L WE DO THEM ALL 211 W. 25th STRRET LB. PH O N E FA 2-3103 88 Jar 3 for 59* 99 Limit 1 With $3 Or More Order Red Dart Italian Cut Green Beans Good Hope Tomatoes - - - American Beauty Cream Style Corn POOD KINO OLEO I Ifc. cm Kraft Cottage American Cheese APPLES 10-39 23 ' Instant Coffee c 10 Oz. Birdseye Whole Strawberires I Lh. Pkg. Quantity Rights Reserved T h U tfw tu / S h sH u n a lu ih ' MAXWELL HOUSE Heinz Ketchup 14 oz. btl. Hot Ketchup 12 oz. btl. Our Organization Is Geared To D o : 68 Sirloin Tip Roast CORNED VERSATILITY I LB. 25 TH & PARK �. s' ^ Legislative Aid Sought On Canal rs OTV . Plan To Connect Sanford To Coast (Elw Hr LARRY VKRSHEL A CONVERSATION WITH JOHN FITZPATRICK. WEATHER: Fair and continued cold tlmmg'h Wednesday. High today, 60-65. Low tonight, 80-35. REPORTER: Ready to ask the legislative delegation for a VOI.. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 TUES.. JANUARY 22. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 632 Tlie State Legislature will be requested in April to ap­ pay raise? FITZPATRICK: You bet. prove an act setting up the S t. Johns-Indian River Navi­ REPORTER: How much? gating Committee as the official body to accomplish con­ FITZPATRICK: $3,000 per struction of a barge canal connecting Sanford with the In* year. The Department of Itealth, REPORTER: How much you Education and Welfare an­ tra coasta 1 Waterway. This was the outcome th is m orning of a meeting a t­ getting now? nounced today that it has FITZPATRICK: $2,400 tended hy Sen. Bernard P arrish, Seminole-Brcvard Coun­ certified for Immediate pay­ REPORTER: Think you'll ment to Seminole County ties; Sen. William Gautier, Volusia County; John Kinder, get It? $140,617 federal *chno| Im­ Sanford, navigating committee chairman, and H arris Sax­ FITZPATRICK: No prob­ part funds. on, Volusia County Commission chairman, a t New Smyrna lem. Bench. REPORTER: You must be Some IlS.non has been ap­ will have to he discussed at talkin' to a different delega­ .Speculation was high today themselves to any pay raise Purpose of the m eeting w as to invite Volusia County to next meeting since the that County Commissioners to the county commission at propriated for an aide in the tion than I am. Seminole County legislative this year's county budget. will seek a pay hike but this time. join with Seminole, B revard and Orange Counties in pro­ • • • Cleveland said "1 want to The chairman would not delegation has stated public A CONVERSATION WITH School Board members will moting: the rnnnl project.t comment on county • wide hearings on proposals for j COUNTY ENGINEER niLL not when the Slate Legisla­ see what they are going to Saxon Mated he will do ahout an administrative drainage legislation sdUtig Keh. 1 at the courthouse. ture meet* in April. BUSH: ask his fellow county romIt waa aiirm lsrclC'ounty op drainage districts, lie aide before I deride on the Commissioner John Fitz­ REPORTER: What you been School Board momlicrk'-.wiU Climbing1Sharply miitfdoncnt to a p p r o v e pointed out the next meeting merits of any raise." patrick ha* been quoted that doin'? CHICAGO (UPI) - Price* "Why give them a raise if of the commission is sche­ not ask for a salary increase* having Voluaia enter into HUSH: Workin’ on Seminole lie will ask for a salary in­ from Ihelr. present $.v> month­ of some fruit* and vegetables the program. Sen. Haulier crease from $2,400 to $3,000 a they hire an aide," Cleve­ duled for Tuesday, Rlvd. are clilulling sharply in the The so legislative questions ly because four are com* | land milfoil. yea r. REPORTER: Sinre when? parativrly new1 on the hoard wake of recent freeze* in the also expressed entlmainaChairman J. C. Hutchison BUSH: Last Friday. One lias attended only one nation's major winter grow t it* aupport of the propon­ said Ihis morning that "there REPORTER: You didn't get ing areas. ed canal. board session. will have to be some debate the check until yesterday. Next step in the navigating It was learned only one on Ihis pay question and I BUSH: It was shoulder UltimatiumX committee's schedule will tie minor piece of legislation Railroad service will nut lie interrupted in tho maintenance until yesterday. prefer not to be quoted at TAMPA (UPI) — The Na- a joint session of the county presently is being considered tliis time." • • • Sanford area through a "sympathy atrike" by At­ lional Democratic Committee commissioned of all four hy the board. This was |q General Hutchison did say OOPS!! We goofed Monday lantic Const Line employes, it was learned hero to­ has been asked not to hive counties, seeking unanimous be discussed this afternoon . . . and our apologies to the that the commission will have tlie 1064 national convention approval. "After that," Krldcr day as Florida East Coast prepared for a strike of its by Chairman J. I). Wright president of Oriando Junior "some legislation but we In Florida unless segregation told The llcrnld, "we will pro­ employes. and Supt. R. T. Mil wee. haven t discussed it. John College. We referred to him in the state is ended. A UPI report from S t Augustine etnlcd that ceed to go into action." correctly In the first para­ Alexander and Lee Gary are This meeting will he sche­ FEC, its last arsnion with graph as Morris Hale Jr. . . . attending a commissioners' Student Hattie duled, after receipt of tlie en­ union representatives a fail­ and then proceeded to call him school at Tallahassee and we CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) gineer's preliminary study ure, planned to begin laying will have to await their re­ “ Hall." Sorry, Mr. Hale. —Police ball foil students at for a proposed route for the off crew* today. Tlie rutlroad turn." Communist • Infested Central waterway. Harold Scott, Jack­ said it would rinse down en­ State Reps. Mack Cleveland Word from Washington still University in a 15-mlnute sonville engineer, promised tirely if the strike by It nonla awaited here on tha name Jr. and S. J. Davis today said Sunlight Monday night. There at the last committee meeting operating unions, schrdulcd «» of the successful candidate they have not committed was no report of casualties. two weeks ago that the re- for 6 a. tn. Wednesday, was who took the U. S. Civil Ser­ port would be ready "In 60 called in n dispute over wages. vice examinations for Sanford Sale Don T. Martin, assistant days or liefore." postmaster. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The newest’ right-of-way vice president of ACL for Civil Service submitted the A committee of the Florida Goods and material from canal proposal is from Lake public relation* at Jackson­ names of the top three to far-flung military bases will Milk Commission hopes to Harney to the headwater* of ville, told Tha Herald hy tele­ Congressman S)d llerlong Jr., go on tlie auction block here Indian River, This proposal phone this morning th at "we meet soon with A l i l i i m n who, in turn, submitted the Jan. 31 in a second big mili­ are not anticipating any 'sym ­ Agriculture Commissioner A. tary surplus sale for Jackson­ was outlined in Monday'* llerSanford was one of hint list .to the Seminole County pathy strike* by our people nld. W. Todd to try to avoid an in- ville. Democratic Committee for its state employment, offices re­ “ Engineers sealed this new because of tbs printing FEC porting increases In unomploy. recommendation. icndaU agricultural fig h t route thla* morning," Krider walkout. In fact, we have not The recommendation will go meat compensation payments Todd threatened In a tele­ Serving: Notlfco even given that a thought." back 1o Herlong, who will sub­ in Iteeemhcr, It wna reported LONDON (UP!) — Prime reported, "and we learned It Lima I ACL representatives, gram to Florid* Agriculture is only I t mllea from Like mit a nomination In President toduy by the Florida IndusMinister Harold Macmillan queried about walking out in Commissioner Doyla Conner Harney to Indian River, slid Kennedy, who will name the trial Commission. has served notice on French sympathy with FEC men, •Saturday that lo would order not t8 milr* as we thought postmaster, aubjcct to con­ Overall Jobless payments in Prevalent diaries de Gaulle Knrlylc Housholder stiff-inspections of all Florida that Britain will fight to get yesterday, We ™uld dig that statedi “ No, sir—there won't the state dropped from No­ firmation by the Senate. tie enything like that." produce coming Into bit state • • • vember to December, The com­ Into the European Common with a dragline." On tho contrary, Martin if Florida would not hack Market. Sen. Parrish, who ha. spear­ mission said the big push to Eh? Or, so long. Guy. down from a regulation curb­ • • • headed the canal movement, '.old Tlie Herald, increased salvage and process fruit In ing shipments of Alabama said this morning he will In­ passenger and freight truffle Memo to the Democratic the weeks after the record De­ Persuader milk to Florida, Executive Committee; Let’s cember freeie had a strong in­ PAULS (UPI) - West Ger­ troduce tho necessary legis- is expected to pass through I Conner wired Todd Monday man Chancellor Konrad Ade- lotion asking that the navi­ .Sanford if the FEC unions do fluence on the employment keep Guy on the Jobl SHERIFF J. L Hobby holds u tlhin, ono of it (hut he hmf no Jurisdiction nailer sought to persuade gating committee he named walk out Wednesday morning, • * • figure in tlie citrus licit. group of human Initios found Saturday morning over activities of the Milk French President Charles de “tlie nffirlnl Indy for tlie .Marlin explained Hint FEC Say, what ever happened to The Deeeinlier payments to­ in u mnall canal off south Highway 17-92. The in­ Commission, an Independent Gaulle today not to torpedo canal." Sen. Gautier promised from Uie North arriving in our industrial park by the taling $2.4 million were $1214,set pictures a Imx containing foot and leg bones agency named by the govern­ Britain's efforts to enter the support of the bill. Jacksonville for southern East County Prosecutor Knrlyle lake front. All we hear about 1)76 beluw lust November and of u small adult male discovered in the Armyor, but was willing to do all he European Common Market. Coast points will have a choice Houshoblcr had quite a busy nr a new Industries up by $163,846 b e l o w December, type boots. The bones and boot a were rent today could to smooth over the fuss. of continuing hy bus cr tra n s­ day in County Court Mondsy. 1061. Huntsville. by Sheriff Hobby to the Florida Sheriffs Bureau Milk commission Chairman 10 Rescued • • • ferring tn ACL and proceed­ nt Tallahassee for analysis. A* a m atter of fact It waa Charles Andrews meanwhile ing to Hunfuril. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Urban renewal is definitely Hie heaviest docket day a r­ named n cnimiillleo to meet I'umo’uget* scheduled fur Two helicopters and a num­ dead this year. raignment in several years. w ith Todd at a convenient time ber of ship* made quick • • • points between Daytona Rein'll %> Housholder today reported to try to settle the dispute, work Monday of rescuing to and Stuart will be transport­ 123 rase* Including driving Construction starts n e x t which s i r m s from a Florida men from a Navy twin-en­ ed from here by hu*. Martin week on a new McCrory's April 20 is the date set for said Hint Greyhound Lines while intoxtealed, reckless regulation icqulring distrib­ gine P2V5 Neptune patrol store out by Eastern Shopping utor* in tin* Pensacoln area to U'iiiImt which ditched off tlie the Sarepta Charity Ball hy lias iilinnged special schedule* driving and oilier minor traf­ Center by Hwy. 17-92 and Sit fly United Press International fic violation*. member* of Keminole County exhaust tlie local milk supply Naval Air Station. to operate out of Hanford for 436 . . . Estimated cost $227,Statistics revrnlcd t h a t Heavy snow and bitter rold civic chili* who met Monday before importing milk from 000. those point*. from Dec, 17 to Jan. 21, 340 crippled thu Midwest again to­ with AssinUint Manager RichAlabama. • • • Groundwork Martin centiiiued tlrnt train rase* appeared on Hut coun­ day. The cold t h r e a t e n e d ard Regan of tlie Mayfair Inn. Trail) rlaitns this violated a Stele llrps Mack Cleveland would serve no useful purpose KOLWEZI, Katanga. The The Boosters Club will start Southern California'* crops Jr. and S. J. Davis today said while Davis said lie was 111.17 interstate agreement pro­ Congo (UPI) — United Na­ Tickets are to tie printed passengers deviling to con­ ty court books a t 04 pleaded its drive soon hi construct a tinue to West l'a Im Jleni'h nml guilty unit 23 Innocent. for the ninth consecutive day, against such a move until viding for free flow of milk, tions officials, following up ihis week, and will he avail­ new $3u,(kk) stadium on the they wouldn’t vote for any spe­ points south ol there will re ­ llouslHilder said 74 bond* but Texas’ Rio Grande Val­ Mime plan for apixirlionment Mini is hutting Alabama pro­ lite iieaccful UN take-over of able from member* of all (lie Seminole High School grounds. main on tlie ACL trains and were estreated and the rent cial session of the Legislature. nmld he worked out. ley waa out of danger. clubs next week, willi the -ate ducer* In I hr border area. this last Kalangese strong General membership will get continue to Uii’ir destinations. were continued or dismissed. Both legislators said they The storm, which alieady Another hatch of vole* for Representatives from Con­ hold, laid Um groundwork to at $5 a rouple to begin light tha pitch Jan. 31. However, ACL crews will weren't sending in lelirra for a self-convened special session ner’s office met Monday with Monday, of the 43 recklesa ha* claimed a t least 87 lives, away In order to secure the • • • day for bringing Katanga Pro­ slammed the mercury to 20 a seif-convened special meet. arrived in today's mail. But Milk Administrator Eugene vince hack into the Congo. funds needed by the Sarepta leave tile trains a t Auburn- driving caves, 34 pleaded That poor gentleman trying dale uml turn them over to guilty and nine pleaded inno­ Cleveland said It's a waste Home now. below In Minnesota and 15 lieto get a PTA started at Junior low in North Dukutu, and of the taxpavrr*' money and the total was still far short Fisher, however, and report­ %I Hcabourd Air Line crews for cent. There were nine DWI Tho lute (Into wus made of the required ho vote* to ed they could find no recunl Easing Up high is Just hailing his bead dumped lip to three Inches of the balunce of the trip. cases—nix pleading guilty and netmnary by the presently of such an agreement. force s session. HAVANA (UPI) — Premier against the wall . . . lie'll Passengers going north will three innocent. snow from Montana to the crowded schedule of tha MayFit tu n house me m tiers and Alabama producers are also Fidel Castro's revolutionary have to fight (lie powers that Ohio Valley, one senator sent In alfirmalive dial h-nging validity of tlie regime has agreed to let be­ fair Inn, but jmnjile of the reverse the nlmve nperatitn. be. The Weather Bureau Lined I votes, pushing the lolal to 27, Florida regulation In Leon tween tmn • • • and I.ikjo close county uro urged tu buy their a rold wave warning fur the County Circuit Court here. A nil hut two of them House relatives of recently freed tickets to the ball as anon us Takes Issue The fellows in Carver's high plains area from Mon­ TALLAHASSEE fU PI) — members. A total of II voted hearing is scheduled Friday, Cuban invaders go to tlie they go on sale. barber shop say that they tana to New Mexico, fllitrard An eecount for the ticket Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin Monday, United States on Hie ransom NEVER hear their next door MIAMI (UPI) — The Red warnings were out for South The required total of M freighter Shirley Lykes, Swiss receipts has lieell set up at tlie took issue today with Hie neighbor practicing bla sing­ Cross rushed pinna today to votes must include 23 stale Dakota. official* announeed Monday Klorldu .State Hunk, under Hie procedure under which the ing . . . Bob Mero In Milady's The temperature was ex­ accept Fidel Castro's unex­ Senators and m > far the Senate diieclhm of Clifford MeKih- leathers retirement sy stem 1 OXFORD, Mis* (UPD—Ne­ nigiit. Shop says that the owner nevpected to drop to 28 in South­ pected offer to free more than lias shown no interest in the bin, treasurer of tlie .Sarepta pnipu-ed to buy some tlicch gro student James H. Mere*, t r really sing* in the store persons from Commu­•elf-startcr move, holding out ern California’s citrus area. 1.000 Charily Fund committee. ani/ed filing equipment. Struggle Supported dull takes his final semester . . . "Oh, he hums a little, but Tin* CaiM*ll>erry Board of No relief waa in sight from nist Cuba this week. for a set lion called by the gov­ Aldermen will meet at 7:30 PNO PENH Cambodia— examination at "Ole Miss" to­ never really lets out." Mora than 1)00 relatives of ernor upon assurance in ad­ either the eold snap or the • • • (UPI)—Visiting Czech Pres­ day before leaving the cam­ p. m. today in the TViwn Hall tha recently freed Cuban in­ vance that an acceptable plan drought. Hut he MUST practice tome pus, perhaps for good. In coni murd session to iron ident Antonin Novotny ami The drought hu* rust South­ vaders will Iw brought to the will lie passed. Cambodian chief of state Meredith ba* been reported place . • . Because on Feb. 8 out details involving adoption ern California fanners mil­ United States aboard the in seriuus academic diffi­ be will be singing two roles of a new comprehensive ton­ Prince Norodom Sihanouk lions of dollar* in crop dam­ freighter Shirley Lykes, pre­ issued a Joint communique in the Orlando Opera Gala culty and there was grow­ ing plan for the town. age. Only .18 inches of rain sently unloading ransom car­ M o n d a y supporting ( h • when Puccini'* La Boheme ia ing speculation he would not The plan, dividing the town has fallen afnee July 1. go at Havana. Approximately "struggle of the Cuban peo­ presented . . . He'll appear as return for the next semester. Into distinct toning districts The temperatures were well 200 Cuban-Amcrfonn* will be Alcindoro In Act 11 after His examination grades could The Casselberry Citizens with classification* for earh, ple for independence and above fret*ling i.t Texas ami flown to Die United Slates "warming up" as Benart In Validation proceedings for the bond* shall bo payable have u bearing on whether Credit Union elected officers was aim ! at its first public liberty." the Rio Grande Valley'e al­ Wednesday and Friday. Art I . . . And he's prepared Hie lasuanca of Water Work* solely from revenue* of the he will be back at the uni­ lies ring last Nov. 2) alter fur the coining year at a ready damaged vegetable and Vies Presidents John Wil­ to alng over 80 other operatic System Revenue Bonds in Hie water system ." versity next semester. citrus crops apparently were son and Raymond Eaton of shareholders meeting held month* of preparation and Judge Volie Williams J r. roles for his appearances with amount of $350,000 were filed work by tlie town's Planning Monday night at the Women's safe for the night. the American Red Cross flew Club. the New York Cily Opera Co., Monday afternoon in Circuit signed a "Rule to Hhuw and Zoning Commission. to Havana this morning to Bridge ...------ Pago 2 the San Carlo Opera Co. and Court on behalf of the Town Cause" ami set s public hear­ Joint Move Approval and use of a new Lytle Swope. Mrs. Eleanur Classified .... ...... Pago 7 take rharge of arrangements. Sturrs and Raymond Morris city map alto hinges upon the San Francisco Opera Co. Protest Seen of Altamonte Springs by At­ ing on Hie m atter for Keb. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Comics A DC6B donated by I’an — — Pago A torney Joe Davis, EDGERTON, Wis. (UPI) — . . . Yetslr! Sanford's Rich­ IS at 10 a. m. D e m o c r a t i c congression­ were elected to serve as di­ adoption of the toning plan. Dear Abby -------- Pago 2 ard Wentworth really gets A group of pareots planned to American World Airways is rectors. Monday’s court action is al leaders said alter meeting The ordinance upon which Editorial _____ Pago 4 Hie validation proceedings the culmination of at least with President Kennedy today around in the operatic world protest to the school board scheduled to fly to Cuba Ben Evan* was named to (he Entertainment .... Page 2 . . . But then. YOU probably tonight the reading in a high Wednesday with a doctor and credit committee and Willis It. Slocks Firm were instituted provides that a full year's work by mem- that they hoped Republicans Legal* __ - Page 6 * 7 know him as Dick lloiUclsw school English class of such Red Cross nursing team, 1,000 Nebcl, William L. Tiifurd and "neither tire revenue bund* tiers of the town council and would Join Democrats in sup. NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks P u t s ! * __------- Pago 3 . . . Belter known hereabouts, "vulgar" books as "Brave cot*, blankets and other sup­ Mrs. Margaret Mower were were firm In moderately ac­ ■sor coupons shall be a geo- the attorney to provide Al­ parting the administration'! perhaps, as a "purty good New World" and "The Ugly plies to be put aboard the named to the supervisory tive trading at the opeuing to­ Society ™.... ..... Page 8 era) obligation or indebted- tamonte Springs with its own tax rut program a t a means American." o$ lire town and TRst water system. Cracker fisherman." Shirley Lykea. P*«*« day. of strong than lag the economy. County Board Pay Hike Bulletin Hot Question For Solons nciv a... No Sympathy Strike - ACL 'Bama, Florida Milk Squabble Batflelines Set Unemployment Gains Here Prosecutor Has 'Busy' Day In Court Sarepta Ball Set April 20 Cold Cripples Midwest States Cleveland, Davis Nix Apportion Session Castro To Free 1.000 Cubans Meredith Takes Final Exams Aldermen Set Zoning Meeting Revenue Bonds Filed By Altamonte Springs Credit Union Names Officers Herald Index � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 21, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 21, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/31fea6c159aba57427e6957bd47cd7f3.pdf 58a6510dbb319e6e9e6294def63a569e PDF Text Text Hassle Continues In North Orlando Councilman Terms Special Meet Unfair S j p n t l b $ £ * Hjt g DeBary Library Releases Annual Report By Mm. Ada** Mutter Th# annual report of th# DaBary I‘while Library baa been released by Sirs. Ruth Raich, librarian. The report ehowi that o f the 434 person> making use o f the library, SIS were adults and 10S war* young people. Materials borrowed were, non-fiction and rererence, 1r 340, an Increase o f 80 during the year; fiction, 2,810, an In­ crease o f 384; young people’s books, 700, an Increase o f 16. Annual circulation totaled 0,093, an increase of 1,602. Books added by purchase numbered 64; by gift, 407 and on loan front Volusia County Itbrartes, 80. A loan o f 100 volumes from the McNaughton Libraries was also paid for by the county. The annual Library Tea netted a sum o f ISO and the sale of books, $10. During the summer non-flctlon and reference books were moved into the former store rooms where shelrca were built and painted by Talman Van Arsdala and James V. Richards. Magaslnes also are now kept In this room. DeBary Women To Sponsor Tea By Mrs. Adam Muller The Women's Auxiliary of L etla ry’s American Legion Herbert D. Ulbb Post 239 will sponsor a tea at 2 p in. next Tuesday. The Tea will be held In the Social Hall of the DoBsry Community Methodist Church. Mrs. Louis St. A m ­ ends, genera) chairman, will he assisted by Mrs. Chauncy Xing. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs. John Leone and Mrs. M. Holmes and hostess­ es will bo Mrs. Lynn Reed and Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Mrs. Ed lloffm ire will be In charge of the lea table and serving on the refreshment committee will be Mrs. King, Mrs. Alfred Newell, Mrs. An­ thony (Jrlsmrr and Mrs. Ed­ mund lovanns. Finance chairman Is Mrs. C. E. Duller and decorations chairman Is Mrs. Arne Ericsen. A musical program will be presented under the arrange­ ment of Laura Platt Brown. Board To Meet lly LuuLe Klmunrk The Executive lloard o f tha Altamonte Spring* Garden Club will mast at 7:80 p. m. tuday in the Community House on Maitland Ave. EDITORIAL PA G E 12 THURS-, J A N U A R Y 17. 1D63 COUNTY NEW S New Board Continues Meeting Monday night's meeting of note Shopping Plata as soon quests for the Installation of board wishes to continue the the Casselberry Board of Al­ as satisfactory negotiations street signs at each end of agenda system. If* requested dermen was continued sub­ are completed with Eastern ject to call in order that im­ Shopping Centers, owners of the Plata, and Casselberry mediate action can be taken Utilities Co. on annexation of the SemiAgreement has been reach­ ed between the city and the plasa on terms o f the annexa­ tion presented at the Jan. 7 meeting of the board. In other business the newly reorganised board lieard re ­ DeBary Concert Orchestra Plans First Program Oak Lane and for two street lights each on Lilac Rd. and Jackson CL Marshal Gua Sawyer was advised to handle the street signs and W. L. Tilford, the street lights. At the conclusion of the meeting Ed Lunn, newly ap­ pointed elected chairman of the that notification of all busi­ ness lo come before the al­ derman be In (he hands of the city clerk no later than Thursday preceding each re­ gular meeting held on the se­ cond Monday of each month. No change o f the meeting location from the Casselberry Women's Club back to the By Mrs. Adam Mailer The season’ s first perform­ ance by the DeBary Concert Orchestra will I Jan. p. m., be 24. held at at the Community Center with Director Roger Casinl conduct­ ing. Casinl, first director of the DeBary group, has been ab-( sent for Ihc past Iwo years during which he worked for the Warner Druthers Publish­ ing Co. of New York, bis former employers. The program will open with the nautical medley. "B e ­ fore (lie M ast," by Laurendcau followed by the popular "Raymond Overture" by Thomaa. A French horn solo featur­ ing Janet Potter, accompan­ ied by Theresa Kupcct at Ihc piano, will precede "Th# E»pana Walts,” by WakHcufcl. closing number of the con­ cert's first part. Opening number of the se­ cond part will be "Th e Hat,” from J. Slrauaa' roinlc opera. Following will be a solo by Robert Norvln McGee, bassbaritone who will be accom­ panied by Mrs. Rupees. Tlie orchestra tlsrn wsll present ••Traumerel." by R. Schumann, a requeat number featuring the string section and the program will close with "Songa of the Nation," a selection of American N a­ tional songs arranged by J. Dodewalt Lampc. Club To Visit Audubon House By Jane Casselberry H ie South Seminole Garden Club will visit Ihc Audubon House on S. U k e Sybclla Dr. In Maitland next Monday at 12:30 p. m. Those attending are asked to bring a sack lunch. Des­ sert and beverage will be provided by Use hostesses, Mr*. Myron Jacobs and Mr*. Clarence Doebener. A business meeting and program will be held follow­ ing lunch. Mrs. F i n n e y Haynes, bird chairman, will Introduce a guest speaker from the Florida Audubon Society. ......... ................. ...» _____ o f Aldermen, A rt Lego, L . E. Woodhatn/t and Ed Lunn, left to rlifht, were aworn Into office by Mayor Fred Heath, right, at Monday night'a meeting after he took the oath of office from retiring mayor, Carl Stoddard. (Herald Photo) DeBary Legion Chamber Of Commerce Hears Plans Program Business And Civic Reports At Hospital By Donna Estes Report* of business evening from Monday and tltrough Friday of next week II) Mr*. Adam Muller civic progress in the City of Drllary'a Herbert D, Gibb Longwood were made at last American Legion Post 261) Thursday night's meeting of will present a program of the liting wood Area Chamber musical entertainment at tha o f Commerce. Various plans and sugges­ U k e City Veteran* Hospital tions for improving the down­ Sunday afternoon. town business district were The DO minute program o f presented for discussion and musical and varlrty numbers offer* of assistance In any will be under th* direction o f way possible were made by George W olf and will fea­ city officials present for the ture sume 40 student musi­ meeting. cians from the Drl.and Junior City Council Chairman R. High School Hand along with C. Carlson reported that he local lalrlil III 21 different had been informed that Use number*. appropriation for widening Those from Deltary who and repaving SR 427 from will appear on tha program Jean'a Corner lo Allamonla Include Mrs. lamia 81. Amand, Springs has been made and Mrs. Adam Muller and Robert that the engineering work Is N. McGee a* *o!ulsta and 80 per cent completed. A l­ Laura Platt III own as pianist. though no rights o f way have Kidney Swallow will laad as yet beeo obtained K la community singing with audi­ hoped that work on the pro­ ence participation in old and ject will get underway soon fam iliar World W ar I songs. after July I, Carlson said. Dcllary residents wlm may Councilman Carl bommler w ish to Join the gruup fo r the announced that the Long wood visit to the hospital w ill be Volunteer r ir e Dept, will welcomed. sponsor a Lira College each and invited the residents to attend and "w atch their fire department In action." H ie business meeting pre­ ceding the discussion program waa opened with prayer by E. P. Richard* and the se­ cretary's report was read by Mlas Dorothy Heath due to absence of Mrs. Charles Ste­ wart who was on vacation In the north. A letter waa read from the Volunteer Fire Dept, thanking the Chanilwr for its help with the annual Christmas Party. H ie membership voted to donate a sum of $26 to the Library and was Informed by Mrs. L. I- Cox tin t the gift would be added to tha En­ cyclopedia Fund. Refreshment* at an assort­ ment of cakes, sandwiches, and tea or coffee were serv­ ed following the meeting and program by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jenquin and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner. Junior High Athletic Assn. To Meet Monday By Jane Casselberry Tbs South Seminole Junior High Athletic Assn, will meet next Monday at 7:30 p.m. In the school library. Henry Duncan, chairman of Uie association, urges all par­ ents of students at the school to come out and back the school'! athletic program. A very Important matter will be brought before the group for consideration at the meet­ ing. The Junior High Basketball team now Is In the midst of Its first season and although the boys are inexperienced and handicapped by not having a regular court or gym In which lo practice, It Is expected that thy will Improve with exper­ ience as the season progress­ es. Home games are played at the Lyman gym and everyone la urged to come out and en­ courage tin boys' team. Plans are being made by the association to sponsor a chick­ en dinner on Feb. 9 at the Longwood Elementary School cafeteria with serving sched­ uled to start at $ p.m. Adult and student tickets are nominally priced and a special bargain price la available for entire families. New Reporter Takes Over For Oviedo Taking over this week at the Herald'* new* correspon­ dent for the Oviedo area I* Mr*. R. E. Smithson who agreed to accept the Job upon the reilgnatlon of her listerin law, Mrs. Jean Lyles. H ie form er Linda Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller, Mrs. Smithson haa hern a resident of the ares for the past eight years and waa a member o f the 1980 graduating class from Oviedo High School. Now a resident of the la k e tlajea area south of Oviedo, »hc live* there with her hus­ band, Richard and 19-montlu old son. Cliff. New* items of Interest will lie gladly accepted by Mrs. Smithson at her home or by telephone at 38V33M. Her mailing addrea* Is Rt. 1, Box 119A, Oviedo. Fire Auxiliary To Sponsor Sale North Orlando Councilman Bob Stephenson branded W ed­ nesday's 9:30 a. m. special call­ ed council session ‘‘entirely un­ fair and unjust" and labeled It aa a "typical example o f North Orlando Co. tactic*." In a statement to reporters after the less than 20 minute session during which he was suspended a* the Village Fire Chief by Mayor Frank Faiula, Stephenson said " I f this is a Democracy, then auch tactic* o f the organisation should be open to the public for national Inspection and approval." Referring to the fact that only IS hours advance notice had been given before the un­ precedented daytime meeting, he pointed out that he and Councilman W. W . Anderson, although unsalaried as coun­ cilman, are salaried employes and that such meetings could possibly jeopardise their jobs. He called additional atten­ tion to the fact that there was no opportunity to inform the cltlsens o f the meeting which VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers A Job Well Done he said was "held entirely at the convenience o f the com­ pany." A t the present time Steph­ enson and Anderson art the only elected official* on tha I council. Election* will be held In March for the post* held by Faaula, Ruel Stripling and Clarence Memory who serva on the board through appointI ment by the company. L Y M A N A L T E R N A T E S on the Bruin Bowl Team tire Sandy Sherwcn, left, a itenior and A r­ lene Mnnon, a junior. Though Arlene has yet to see action, Sandy took over aa team captain hint Sunday when Lyman met Seabreeze o f Daytonu. (Herald Photo) By Donna Kite* The Auxiliary of South Sem­ inole VFW Post 8207 held Its regular monthly meeting last Thursday night at thr home of Mrs. Merle llsrris. Elections were held to fill the offices of chaplain, guard and two year trustee. Those named were Mr*. Pearl Gil­ The recommended appoint­ bert. chaplain; Mrs. Flossie ments by Casselberry Mayor Balser, guard, and Dorothy Fred H eat' were approved al­ Moulton, trustee. most unanimously by tha new Appointments by the presi­ dent, Mrs. Irene March, In­ cluded those o f Mr*. Virginia McManus aa secretary and Mrs. Eva Wynn as historian. Announcement was made that there will be a joint social meeting with the Post on Jan. lly Janr Casaelberry 24 with Commander Matt. The South Seminole W el­ come Wagon Newcomers Club will hold Ita regular monthly meeting next Thursday at the llumiltun House Restaurant In North Fern Park. Thu executive buaid will meet at 11 a. m. Tha business By Jane Casselberry meeting and an afternoon of The offices of Casselberry card* will follow tha noon Utilitiea and Casselberry Land luncheon. Co. la v e moved across A ll newcomers to the area Hwy. 17-92 to tire old Colonial are welcome to attend whether style Casselberry Ferneries or not they have had a rail Building which has been from Welcome Wagon Hostess undergoing extensive face­ Nora N'orrla. Anyone knowing lifting. o f newcomers in the commun­ The building ha* been a ity may notify Mra. N'orrla by landmark on (ho highway for trlcphon* and she will call on more than 30 years. It waa them to welcome them and designed by the distinguish­ bring gifts donated by W el­ ed Winter Park architect. come Wagon sponsors. Gamble Rogers, for use as Reservations for the lunch­ offices and a fern packing eon should be made with Mrs. house. L. V. I’rttinatl, Wilahlr* Dr„ The Utilities and the Land Fern Park or Mis. Luther companies have vacated their Miles, Purest City. office* in live shopping cen­ ter to make way for a cloth­ ing store which will be open­ ed by Mr. and Mra. W. O. Moon of Longwood. Casselberry M ayor Makes Appointments Newcomers Club Plans Meeting Casselberry Offices To Move By Mr*. Adam Muller Plans wera niad* by th* ladles Auxiliary o f tha De­ Bary Volunteer Fir* Dept, at last week’ s regular meeting to sponsor s whit* elephant and hakt sal* on March 9 at the Fire Hall. Members were asked to be. gin collecting articles for th* ssl*. New members presented at By Jane Casselberry th* meeting by Mrs. Charles The 13th Annual Member­ Schneider, membership chair­ ship Meeting of the Cassel­ man, were Mr*. Henry !.ohof, berry Citliena Credit Union Mr*. John 8trsng, Mr*. Lottie will be held next Monday at Beck snd Mr*. F. AWorn. 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Club A donation to tha Auxiliary Building un Overbrook Dr. from Mr. and Mr*. James Officials urge all member* Illnes was received. to be present. Credit Union Sets Meeting COMMENT The extent o f high esteem wul deep re­ spect felt for Paul Hate*, retiring chairman o f the Casselberry Board o f Aldermen, was shown by residents attending Monday night’s meeting when the entire audience gave him a prolonged standing ovation accompanied by an enthusias­ tic round o f applause. No Individual ever deserved it more . . . Thia civic minded man, whose life already was filled with services to his town, spent in­ numerable extra hours during the jmst year in order to work out the ever increasing problems coming before the hoard to the satisfaction o f all parties concerned. The Herald would like to go on record in agreement with Casaelberry residents that he has done a magnificent job for, in our estima­ tion he haa led the town, with dignity, through one o f Ita most trying periods o f growth and de­ velopment. Although eome o f the projects he would like to have seen completed still awsit final action, ha and his fellow board members can most as­ suredly take credit fo r laying the groundwork In . much o f tiie progress yet to come to the Town • f Casselberry. Stephenson Oviedo Club To See Film By IJnda Smithson board uf Aldermen at Munday night's meeting. Tha only real dissentlon cam* over tha naming o f a five-man Zoning Board which finally was approvad by the deciding vota o f newly elected Chairman Ed Lunn. Appointed were H a r m a n Joyce, a holdover member and Graham Wilson, Elton Bennett, John M. Burn* and J. A . Ilirkenmeyer. Voting fo r tha recommendations were L . E. W o o d h a m s and A rt Lego; against. C liff Ovarmsn and George Howard. H ie appointment o f Clyde Fueas as building inspector was tabled until tha February meeting. Overman, who pres­ ently holds th* Job, already had requested that he be al­ lowed lo continue with work underway. The appointment o f s light­ ing chairman also Is pending due to III health o f Herbert Maley, who hold the post and was recommended for another term. In th* interim. W. I* Tilford accepted th* job. Other appointments mad* were those o f George l,ewis and Fred Krdman as polirt patrolmen; James 1.. Dirkenmeyer, city custodian; J. D. Self, Drvxel Ice and Don W illson, road board and Edward Stout and Thomas Mackey, recreation commission. The l>o*rd agreed to abolish the building committee until such time a* a city building fund can lie established. Tlic Oviedo Hume Demon­ stration Club will meet at thr Oviedo Canning Kitchen at 9:30 a. m. Friday. Mem­ bers planning to attend arc asked to bring a chair and a cup. A film. "L ad y and the Slock Exchange," will tic shown by Kim Barley of the A. M. Kidder brokerage firm in Sanford. PTL Meets By Linda Smithson The January meeting o f tbs Slav u Parcnt-Tcachcr League was Isold at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. Members ol tlse boy* and girl* 4-H Clubs presented ths educational portion o f th* program. Fire Auxiliary Installs New Officers New Mary N E W OFFICERS o f ths Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary were installed Inst Thursday night by Mrs. Mnck N. Cleveland Sr., left. Presenting the gevel to Mr*. Marion Schweickert, new president, is Mrs. Marge lleinhuck, retiring president. Other officers at righ t o f Mrs. Schweickert are Mr*. Virginia Mercer, vice president; Mrs. K *y Sannman, secretary and Mrs, France* Abell, treasurer. (Herald Photo). officer* o f the Volunteer Fire Lake Marge llrlnhurk. Mr*. Viola Dept. Werfelman, also a director, Auxiliary were Installed last waa unable lo lie present for Thursday night by 6lra. Mark the meeting. N . Cleveland Sr. who served Chairmen appointed for the as officiating officer for the •cession. Taking over were Mr*. Marlon Schweickert, presi­ dent; Mrs. Virginia Mercer, vice president; Mr*. Kay Sastman, secretary and Mrs. Francos Abell, treasurer. Directors installed were Mrs. Ruhr ijabkm sod Mrs. coming year included Mrs. Helen Powell, devotional; Mra. Margaret Ulmer, ways and meana with Mrs. Lena Eith and Mrs. Lois Pugh aa ro-chairman; Mrs. Claire Grange, sunshine; Mrs. AbeU, publicity; Mrs. Mercer, post­ er; Mra. Libby Smathers, kit chan *ui> Mrs. Bcruns Scnk- bell and Mrs. Sjoblom as cochairmen. Appointed as a committee to work with the firemen on the Feb. 9 annual barbecue were Mrs. Ilelnbuch as chair­ man, Mrs. Grange as cochairman and Mrs. Florence Zimmerman as head o f the ticket committee. The annual report, present­ ed by Mr*. Ilelnbuch, m irin g president, termed the past year as th* most success, ful In the organization's his­ tory. During Hie year, in addi­ tion lo sponsoring rard par­ ties, and square dances, tha group assisted with several the firemen barbecues and at the annual picnic and gave a Halloween party and a Christmas party. Proceed* from Auxiliary sponsored event* were used toward tlie new meeting room at the Halt.. Tha Auxi­ liary also purchased a heat­ er, chain, electric fan and tad th* atafc '" Om �GSA O K s Post Office As Future Library Site ^ C L O ^ By Larry Vrrvhrl It’s a sure bet Hie city won't ask for urban renewal legislation when lliey get to­ gether with (be total dele­ gation Feb. 1 . . . The word is that "urban renewal" it too much a hut potato • • • I t s also a sure bet the county will bcscigc. plead, cajole, urge, ask, emphasize, stress, argue for a pay raise . . . At least this time the m sjortty have been in ofiicc more than 13 days, • • • That scheduled school hoard meeting yesterday was call­ ed o ff because plans for Engliah Estates school weren't quite ready. • • • Even though Hunt Co. plant dedication is set for tomor­ row it will be awhile before the plant is put into opera­ tions. Still some problems with the state on industrial waste. • • • The General Service Administra­ tion today hr reed to turn over the va­ cant First St. Post Office for use us it public library. A t the same time, GSA official* in Atlunta informed City Manager \\\ K. Knowles that fi5 feet o f adjacent property by the facility would l>e put up fo r sale. The deed for the facility i« expect­ ed to be turned over to the city within the next 10 day*. Knowles said this morning that Mr. ★ ★ ★ Mrs. ★ ★ H. L. Praise for Florida bul fear for the future of the United States was expressed today by H. L. Hunt, Itere from Dallas for the dedication of his HI.H Products plant at 10 s. m. Saturday. Hunt and Doyle Conner, (irtyhm-.td honored local commissioner of agriculture, manager Homer Little for will speak at the dedication. "exceptional service." • a • ★ Expressing Ids faith in Flor­ ida, Hunt said today that "as we are successful in our ope­ rations here we will be ex­ panding. "Y ou r state has had ils upsand-dewns, such as the end of the boom in 1023 and the recent freeze, bul it has a tremendous potential and Is Special Session Petition Filed New Dellary C of C President, J. C. Bradley tells us that John Krider has accept­ ed sn Invitation from him to | T A L L A H A S S E E (UI*I>— Five Hoiimg member* speak to the Dellary group filml petition* with the Secretary of Stale today to cn Feb. 20th. initiate a mova fo r the Ltfrlalaturu hi call Unelf into • • »l apeclal aaaaloo to reapportion. Speaking of D e llv y , Hos­ The petitions, m i tie* ting u third apodal fw**inn pital Administrator up t* 4 U tr ittjn | r . w e r e f ile d b y Bop*, lleorjre Stnllinu* erer spoke to the’ D e lt r y —r* o f Duval, Hubby |(u»* o f WayChamber Wednesday *?gnt Vila. Ji toe* il ’.Vise o f Okatelling them about the new I-ora. Jack F.iunjrr* o f Munretirement center which will loe and Allissnri It. Strickland he built their. of Litius, • * • It’s easier to get ticket*- to Hie next Liston Pa Hers ?n fight than the chamber ban­ quet Saturday night. • * • You can forget about that September 1903 target date fo r the Seminole College out by North Orlando , . . • • I A gift subscription to the Herald is the number one news source for a Cleveland, Ohio, couple these days, Mr. and Mrs. B. Dudl write that •ince liicir papers have been on strike they have grown to depend on the liersid as their prime informant. Their onty suggestion for improvmem is that the high tem­ peratures be carried for tlx* state of Florida in the wratiter reports. . * * Water improvement con­ tracts between the city and Clark, Dailey and Dietz will be signed at the Jan. 28 merting. . . . The new Board of Aldermen took over in Casselberry Mon­ day night with a tidy cash balance on hand of 123.381.*2. An approximate pl.noo o f this amount, however, h is already been awarded In bids by the retiring board. In addition the new board in herited final action on the city’s new zoning plan and map, on the requested water rale raise by Casselberry Utilities and on the annexation of Seminole Shopping Plaza. • • * Jack Morrison’s Service station next to the courthouse will look like an annex soon, .tack Is painting the outside of .vis building and it will be the same colors of the courlhouse. <That is when the courthouse is painted.) * • • I f you don’t think this coun­ ty isn’t growing take a look at some of these figures A rt Beckwith came up with the other day: For a 10 year period, Instru­ ments recorded jumped from 8,118 to 18,010; collection of delinquent taxes. 132, {8,984, 11W12, {80,207; County Court informatiuns filed, 1032, 077, last year, 2,103; Ciieuit Court chancery cases. 1032, 188; Ifm-J, 010; law cssci, 1035, 67; 1102, M0; criminal, 1032, 1UI and 1002, 132- For ’Freeze' Road Funds Seminole County today Insrums eligible fur emergency funds tn rebuild roads iluningi-d during lust month's record fu rze . The county engineer Imd re* ported cat Her that close to {13,000 In damages hit the county road, due tn the fiecze. Today the road board act up an eificrgcm y fund of more limn { I million to covet re­ building of c o u n t y - roads tlnoughout the entile state. Tho {I,lh2,uo0 i n c l u d e s {382,000 for emergency fund* ami { 800,000 in secondary monies, In another action, the board voted to ask oil comptitnea to okay u single n e d it curd for use by the state. If alt the oil roitipunics ngit-e, one n e d it curd would lie pul in each slate vehicle, thus simplifying pupt-r work. Merit Awards To Be Presented At C Of C Fete I f a total o f 27 petitions, representing one-fifth o f tlm j im-mticishin o f tile Legisla­ ture, ui* filed, the Secret ary o f State must poll the entire legislature. Affirm ative vote of three-fifths or 80 members is neerssnry to convene the meeting. The self-starter move was luunrhed by Stalling* even tbuugh House Speaker Mal­ lory Home dropped a similar proposal mi Tuesday l>crauae lie said it was ""hopelt-**." Home said it waa impos­ sible to get members o f the Senate to go along. Horne said the move has to lie appi uvrd by three-fifths o f each House. " I f we're to get hack Into special session, it's going to have to lie by rsll o f the gov­ ernor,” Horne ssid. The governor said he won't call the session until lie lias agreement In advance for uduption o f a rrasonabln plan which so far lie has been un­ able to get. Orange Schools OK Integration ORLANDO (U P !) The Orange County public schools will begin gradual integration next September, according to School Supt. It. Earl Kipp. The County School Board approved a plan Wednesday night for integrating the first grades of all county publir schools next September. Under the plan, parents of children who will enter the first grade next September will apply at the school of Ibelr choice during Hie per­ iod from February through April. The children will be al­ lowed to attend the seta-d nearest their home rcgarjlcaa of the predominance of the race in their neighborhood or school. The option will lie extended one grade each year (here­ after. Token Integration was intro­ duced in the county this school WASHINGTON (C P I) — year when about Zu Negro President Kennedy will visit studenta were admitted to West Germany Ibis year fol­ Durrance Elementary School, lowing a trip to Italy, the which primarily serves fam ­ Wiute House announced to­ ilies stationed a I Mi£u> Air I Force Base. d s ). Merit and service awards will be presented Saturday evening when the Seminole Counly Chamber of Commerce holds its annual dinner-meet­ ing at the Mayfair Inn Gov. Farris Bryant will he introduced by Slate Rep. Mack N. Cleveland Jr The governor will be the principal speaker. Chaplain Robert N Deal. NAS, will pronounce the invo­ cation. Charles L. Bobinson will present the Downtown Mer­ chants Association's service award. Judge Volie A. Wil­ liams Jr. will present the Chamber’s merit awards tu two members. Robert F. Shedden will present the Cham­ ber's community s e r v i c e award. Berlin Bound beinp put up for public bid. A t that time Commissioner Karl Hiirtlinbotliam said " if we don’t take tltc building, the school imiird nr any federal agency could get control o f the facility.” City A tty. Hill Hutchison had cmphusized that for the city it would "just lie inlying time saying the build­ ing would lie used for a library." The Merchants Division o f the Chamber o f Commerce have g o n e on record favoring public bids on the pro­ perty. Hunt ★ ★ ★ Hunt 'Fearful' For U .S . Future County Engineer’s office biting their nails on what goes with Seminole Dlvd. raccwayroad. . . Tito project will in­ terfere with completion of 23th St. • • • Big doings here tomorrow but remember it's also Ro ' berl E. Lee's birthday. Well. 1 was horn In south Brook- j lyn! • • • and he will *tnrt immediately on planning a layout for the jnist office for use ns a library and start cost estimates on renovating the facility. On Nov. 26, the City Commission voted to ask the GSA to take over the post office for use ns a library despite protest* front merchant* that it would benefit the city more if it is put up fo r public *u!c. Even though the commission ap­ proved the |msl office for u future library site, they favored the facility a good place for labor to liv e ." However, Hunt turned the interview to Use national and international scale by releas­ ing a prepared statement: " A year ago a public opin­ ion poll showed that nine out of IU Hiougbt Hie United States should slay in Hie United Nations. After viewing small dictator Thant in actlun effecting the decision to make Cuba a permanent san­ ctuary for Castro, to enslave the Cuban people and Thant assisting him in nullifying the 'on spot inspection' plan, we Hie public of (lie U. S. should change our mind*. By now we must also be aware nf dictator Thant, without I even real authority from the UN and acting against the wishes of our allies, ruling with a mailed fid to carry 3 jf r a a |f e & £ V ja tt how great t la- tbit 'first mVh nf t h e 4 world,' Thant; a creation of Khruahchev or perhaps a pet of the U. S State department to head Hie partnership between the L. S. and the USSR, known us the U N ?" Hunt elaborated on Ilia prepared statement by saying that he is "disturbed for the future of Am erica; It is be­ coming enslaved." He added he definitely feels Hist Cornmnnium it on the uprise in the U. S. "V ery few people know," the Texas oilman said, "Hiat in September o f tool our Congress passed a bill, and the President signed it, giv­ ing authority to the President to disarm our country. It could mean, if he wished, destroying our military ser­ vices, doing away with live U. S Military academy at West Point, the U. S. Naval academy at Annspoiii and Hie U, S. Air Force academy at Colorado Springs." Hunt charged the Presi­ dent’s representative for dis­ armament "has been proved to tie a member of a Com­ munist front in the U. S. bul he recently resigned.” He said further that if Hie U, S. is disarmed our arms would be turned over to the UN. whose military forces al­ ways have been beaded by a Communist. He concluded that the newspapers, magazines and other news media "is per­ haps 85 to five per cent in the liands of people who want to see us subjugated." He suggested a slogan: "A ik your friends to buy their pro­ ducts advertised only in pa­ triotic media." Canal Meet Slated Monday Sen Bernard Parrish, Titus­ ville, god John Krider, Sanlord, chairman o f the St. Jnhr.s-i.idian River Naviga­ tion committee, will meet Monday noon With Chairman Harris Saxton of the Volusia Counly Commission *t New Smyrna Beach. Parr lab and Krider will in­ vite Volusia Counly to join witb Seminole, Brevard and Orange counties in the promolion ol the proposed St JohnsIndian R iver canal. V O L . 53 United Press Leased Wire E s ta b lis h e d 1D08 F ill.. J A N U A R Y SANFORD. FLO RID A 18, 1H6.T NO. 030 W E A TH E R : Clear and warm through Saturday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 55-60. n s u u o A ... Damage Heavy By Unite*) Press International Suh-frtning cold pushed in­ to parched southern California valleys again today, causing the worst crop damage In M year*. High Honors LONDON (U P I ) — Friends nf .Sir Winston Churchill said today they are certain he wuulil accept honorary citizenship in the United States if It is offered him. Big Gross W ASH IN G TO N t U P ll — Democrats expect to gross about {1 million from tonit-Ill's second anniversary cel­ ebration o f President Kenindy's inauguration. Second Highest E D W A R D S AFB , Calif. (U P l)- - C h le f space agency pilot Joe Walker shut the XI3 rocket ship 31 mile* into space Thursday in the second high­ est flight ever made by a winged aircraft. Violence Out CLEMSON, S. C. (U P I ) — Student leaders said Thursday they expect no violence If N e­ gro llurvry Gantt is admitted to tho all-white (.Vinson (.'ul­ lage later this month liy fed­ eral court order. N o Plans HOLLYW OOD (L 'P l) — Ed­ die Fisher suid Thursday hr had no immrdiat* plans for divorcing Ids wife, Elisabeth Taylor, hut would not stand lit the way if she intend* to mar­ ry lllt-hurd Burton. Fatal Mishap D E LAN D (U P I ) — Howard Smith, 17, of Pierson, appar­ ently shot nnd killed himself accidentally as he was on Ids way to pick up newspapers for his dally route Thursday, the sh eriff* department reported. Destroyer O f Life? LOS ANG ELES (U P I ) - A scientist w a r n e d Thursday that it is mnreivabla that mi­ croscopic life form* from an­ other planet could d in g to re­ turning space craft and de­ stroy life on earth. Waiting ST. A U G U S TIN E (U P I) — A federal labor mediator wait­ ed today for a chance ” to l-e useful" in a dispute in which 1,000 workers may walk out on Hie Florida Eaat Coast Railway Wednesday— and lose their jobs. Hearings Over T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — The State Budget Commission ended hearings Thursday on a record {1.3 billion in requests fur the coming biennium, end Guv. Farris Bryant said the group will meet Feb. 6-fl to work on needed cutbacks. No Politics Involved In Called Jury-Conner Doyle Conner, commissioner conspiracy, bribery and grand Hammond and Alba T. Halt. surrendered themselves, post­ The four defendants appear­ ed bonds and w-rra released agriculture, today denlrd larceny against Ralph Aiderman. C. R. laiwdermilk, Hilly ed al the county jail Tuesday, pending a hearing on April IS. any political implications in of last Monday's grand jury ac­ tion aguinst four citrus men. In a telephone Interview with The Herald from Talla­ hassee, Conner said that "to nty knowledge (hr case pro­ ceeded along normal lines." lie was asked of report* that charges against the lour men had been dismissed last sum­ mer in a justice of the peace court. "When w^ liorq, tn Tallahas­ see first learned of. the fact*.” he explained, "w e investigated and turned our Information over to the slate'* attorney, Arthur Steed. He look the rate Into tltc JP court bul later de­ cided hr wanted II in a court of higher Jurisdiction and so moved to that court. Thr moUun was granted and the men were released from their bonds. We nearly flipped when we learned that. "Hut now- Hie lour nirn have been formally charged in in­ dictments and these will pro­ ceed front tills point." Conner denied any know­ ledge of reports lin t Hie cave bad been transferred from Hu JP court tu Circuit Court hecause "one of the defeiidums turned state's evidence." Steed's office a I Orlando said he Is in court today and cannot lie reached until this afternoon. The grand Jury last Monday returned true bills chargin': Polaris Missile Shift Expected Seminole County Board of Realtors will meet Mondry at •:30 pan- at tbe RUtaba Inn at Kern Park, Tho speaker will be E. Austin J a v a o f Or­ lando, Important changes in board's business will be dls- ★ Thu paving o f Suniiimlu lllvtl., thought two day* ago In Im< a dead project, wit* maidenly reborn late Thurmlay afternoon when Seminole Raceway with­ drew the Feb. I completion deadline and put up $18.()(Ml toward lite 82(1,-101) demanded by thu county to paiTicipalu in widening and lemnTncing the mail. Th e Bulletin Tax Assessor Asks: i-uily with willl {lo o with low ii of t ’esK -lb erry till, morning dc|H»itci| fou n t) Clerk A i l B ekHa {It,00(1 sliaro ami tint contingency fund along tin- lluiewny'n click . ★ H ie Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Wednesday presented Hi* city with lli* deed to a water pipe line approximately two inilt-i long and a 15 font right of way to fco with It. Mayor Tom McDonald »eccptecl llic deed from railroad official', L. A. Anderson, as»islant superintendent, and W. T. Ilriislry, commercial agent. Appraised value of Hus lino and Ihe rigid of way lias been assessed at near $15,out). An­ derson said. Tin- line was llic original water line from the railroad's former pumping station in I ake Jena e, which served Hie old simps and the old passen­ ger station In Sanford, iio added. Tltc new station and shops were pul in use in (Jclubcr, JU5J CoifiUui'tioli is ex pec l I'd to begin immediately ami Hie county, which will furnish labor ami inuteriala, bus as-uied that the load will re­ main open to two-way tint fie at all times. The three way agreement between the llaeewuy, the town ami the county will cover the two mile stretch from llw y. 17-1*2 to Imku Dr, 7 lie 300 fo o l strip from Lake Dr. to the gate* la bring r e ­ paved hy Hie Itucewuy, E-timutvd lime limit fur E M S A B K TIIV ILLE , Katan­ doing Hie work, nice con­ ga. The Congo ( U P I ) - U. V. stitution In-gills, ha* in-ell set forces prepared today to at four days, start moving intu the Katanm o stronghold of Kolweit on Hu- basis of an agreement with President M o is o Homesteaders: File Now home­ the household is required to These should bo returned be­ fore April 1. stead exemption are urged to make application. Mrs. Walker said Hie law Un Jan. 1 homestead exemp file now by Mrs. Mary Earle provides that In order tu re­ Walker, county tax assessor, Hun applications were mailed ceive the benefit of the exemp­ New home owners should to Unix* person* who applied tions allowed application must take their recorded deed or fur exemption last year and be filed earh year between agreement for deed to the tea still owned their property the Jan. 1 and April i and, in or­ assessor's office for the first first of 1863. Tangible and in­ der to avoid penalties, all tax application. In the case of tangible personal property re­ returns must be filed by April first application (he bead of turn forms also were mailed. 1. for ★ Seminole Blvd. Pave ACL Donates Job Reborn Again Deed To City Counly Clerk Art BerkWASHINGTON (U P I) - A with said at mum today (hr strategic shift was reported In x.’G,imi In rbrrk* had brrn Hie works for llic Mediterran­ plaint in escrow but would ean today, with U. S. built tu- returned, lie said Hie Jupiter rockets in Italy and SIN,(loti thrrk from thr rarrTurkey to be replaced by Pol wa> Is not arrrplablr In ari* missiles at sea. ils prrsrni form ami would When Hie switch is made, it br returned to Hip rare1* expected to be describ'd a- way. They will be required (o plare their money with furthering the Kennedy-Mac millan concept o f s NATO Uassrlberry and that town nuclear furce us outlined in Ibr will be requlrrd to put up agreement Hiry reached at the a rlirik In the full amount ol SZG.ItMl before (be coun­ Nassau conference. No part of (he plan now be­ ly will proceed with (in­ ing developed has been spelled road work. Counly Engineer out officially. As recently as William Husb explained that last summer Hie Defense De­ "to make it proper Ibr partment denied that any agreement by the county must be with a municipali­ withdrawal of Jupiter missiles ty.” was contemplated. New applicants Realtors Meet PROPERTY DEED tu tin old witter linu anil ita right o f way was pre> xt'iitpii to Mayor Tom Mi-Dnmilit, (le ft) Weilniwlay by AC L officials, SupL L. A. Aiulurmtii, (ten ter) and \V, T. Hensley, commercial agent, (rig h t), (Herald Photo) UN Sets Move Into Katanga Tsiiom bo. Herald Index Bridge Pago 7 Classified Page 8 & U Comic* ........... Page ti Dear Abhy „ Page 7 Fail lor L i ....... Page 4 Entertainment _ Pago 7 Legs Is ... paga 6-8 k I) Pussla — ------ Page 8 S o c ie t y -----,------Tagc 6 Sports .._ . . .. Page Churches ... Pago 3 �In fn l V m Q P l| »tA - J in .l§ ,lM S Rev. Grover Sewell Times Are Exciting There Menu to be liUle doubt that we are living in the most exciting Uinta man haa ever known! If we aur> vlve thia century it will al most be certain that historians will say that It was man's (In* est period of existence. When we read of the accomplish* menta of past years and make comparisons with our Umea it is araatlng indeed. When 1 was a boy one of the favorite expressions to indi­ cate impossibility of achieve­ ment was, " I couldn't do that anymore than I could fly to the m oonl" Perhaps this will be an outmoded saying before much more time baa pasaed.' Twenty years ago some of our military aircraft reached • speed o f over 900 miles an hour. This seemed utterly fan­ tastic to ua but it it easy to understand when we realise that IS yeara before that, an automobila driver who exceed­ ed *0 miles an hour was brave, indeed. One o f the older outstanding clergyman o f a y denomlaa Messiah Church Elects Officers By Jane Ceeeethvrry Messiah Lutheran Church of Caaoelberry elected officers for tha coming year at w meeting o f the council held Monday night at the temporary meet­ ing place, the American Le­ gion Home on Prairie Lake. Elected were Ho ilia Tucker, vice-chairman) A rvid Bcrdahl, treaaureri Prod I n i man, fland a l secretary end Milton Pree- Grace Church To Conduct Mission School A School of MUalons will be held at the Grace Methodist Church of Sanford with th* first of four consecutive Sunlion remarked recently that |day evening services sched­ when he wa* a boy a church uled to be held thU week at with a membership of 3oo 7:90 p.m. Aev. John H. Hires Jr., paswas considered large but now lor of the church, will lead tha they are not unusual. Cltie* o f a million people study on the book "T b e Arm of were once considered rare and Compassion," a home mission yet they will be common place theme which highlight* re­ before much time haa panedl sponsibility of the church to Today our "atrip cities" are persons of special used io the developing which will have community. Mra. Taamar Braden of the many millions of people with­ in a few years. It is said that Sarepta Rest Home, guest one auch city now exists which speaker for the first session, is approximately 600 miles will highlight a local commun­ long. Ttila la the area from ity problem among the aged. On Thursday of next week a Haverhill, Uaaa., to the Ches­ apeake Bay. It la estimated delegation of members from that by 2000 A.D. that San the Grace Methodist Men's Francisco and Los Angeles, aa Club will attend the District well as Milwaukee and Chi­ Men's Club meeting at the cago, will be one city in met­ First Methodist Church tn San­ ford. ropolitan area. What a challenge and yet what a responsibility for Christians! The tremendous task ahead demand* far more than an anemic and insipid type faith and life. God gave us • peculiar kind By Jan* Cassatherry of luxury in the past. We could Tha first in a aerie* of 19 "p lay around" with our railgtoa and not b* ao aware e f half-hour dramatised televis­ our deficiency but such time ion programs in the "Breakhaa passed. Even (hough our thru" series will be teen local­ progress is sometimes ac­ ly over W LOF T V at I p.m. claimed aa great we must ad­ on Sunday. Though th* program baa mit that even "statistical membership" of our churchts been especially planned tor 1* not keeping up with our boys and glrU tn th* fourth, fifth and aixth grades, both population increases. Let ua turn again to our older and younger children Blblaa and hear our Lord will find tha stories and dis­ Christ u y that His Kingdom cussion* by a panel of young­ must reign in our hearts. If sters absorbing. Parents also will find solu­ this be done, as H * desires, the contagion of faith will tion* to many common pro­ spread until His Kingdom be­ blems o f childhood la this in­ come* a reality throughout ter** ting series. Th# children and teachsra the earth. Such an opportunity apeak* o f aicitiag times, in- in the Junior department o f the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church Sunday School are partleipatiag and have planned to incorporate discus­ sions of th* "Breakthru" programa into the Sunday School 'Breakthru' TV Series To Open O h a l r m e n e f committees elected were Lee Pease, evang­ elism) Or. Eugene Kills, etewnrdahip) Fred Erdman, fin ­ ance) Rodney Cable, property and Mr. and Mr*. Pease, Lu Us­ er League advisors. Eloctad u a s m as officer* By Louise Grayson e f the Luther League a n t Bill A nnouncement h u e b e e n A gee, preeldeatj Bill Bcrdahl, nude In Genem that Rev. and vica-p reaid «t and Sandra Ua- Mrs. Jack Stewart and family b y , secretary-treasurer. e f the P in t Baptist Church w ill be leaving In February fo r Center HIU where Rer. Stewart baa accepted • pastor­ ate. The Stewart* cam* to Ge­ nera in November of 1916 from Tamma, 111. They are tha Church lesdertr trusteei and parents o f three children, members o f tha six commis­ Mark, Catharine and HaUn. sions of all Metbodlit Church­ A Farewell-Fellowship Din­ es in tha Sanford area attend­ ner is being planned by tha ed the first In a aeries o f In­ members of th* church for stitutes for the Promotion of Feb. I to honor the departing Stewardship Education at th« family. First Methodiit Church in San­ ford Thursday at I p.m. Dr. Joa A. Tolle, superin­ tendent of the DcLand District, la serving as chairman o f tha Institute. Dr. Gilbert Stout of the General Board of Lay Ac­ tivities is director and min­ The First Baptist Church of isters from the district are Altamont# Springs recently serving u Instructors. observed Seaton of Prayer Rev. John T. Adams Jr., along with other Southern pastor of P in t Church, serves Baptist Churches. in tha area of the Commission The goal of |7t for the Lottie on Education and also will atMoon offering for Foreign Mis­ •1st |n tha meeting* to bo held sions was exceeded during the at Naw Smyrna, DeLand and month of December according Falatka. to a report from WMU Presi­ Geneva Church To Lose Pastor Church Leaders Attend Institute In Sanford Baptist Church Observes Season O f Prayer dent Mrs. Otbel Sullivan. Dur­ ing the week there were dally session* for prayer and a pro­ gram of tha work being dona in the Far Eastern counlrlta. The book. "N ew Frontier* in an Old World," was taught by H ie Junior lllgb M YF of Iba the pastor, Ilev. Lewis D. P in t Methodlit Church will Haines, prrcccdlng Uic Week begin a new iludy at Sunday's of Prayer. 6:90 p.m. meeting under the direction of Barbara Thomas, leader of (he aerie*. Theme of the study will be "Understand­ ing Parents." Rev. end Mrs. Lewis D. Members of the Senior High group will continue their study Haines o f th* A l t a m o n t * on "N ew Meanings for Old Springs First Baptist Church W ords." with this week's pro­ were surprised with a g ift of gram to be led by David Dig an automatic dishwasher, com­ pletely installed In their home ginbotham. on Boston A va, during the past Christmas holidays. Tha g ift was presented by th* c o n g r e g a t i o n uf the church. By Jane Casselberry The WMU of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church met Mon­ day at • p.m. at the church with Mrs. Leonard Jones, president, presiding. The ex* By Linda Hmltkaoa The general masting o f th* acutlve board mat for an hour Oviedo First MethodUt WSCS precadlng the meeting. Daring the program ■ film will be held at 7 p. m. next showing tha activities o f the Monday In Fallowshlp Hall o f Or sage County Cerebral Palsy th* church. T b it will be a supper meet­ Clinie was shown. Refreshments w ar* served ing with Chapel Guild Circle Ay the hoeteasee, Mr*. Robert aa hostesses. Mrs. Den Ulrey Conrad and Mr*. Ray Channel, will be lu charge o f the pro­ gram. Jolbwiag th* program. Junior High M YF To Begin Study Series Haines' Receive Holiday Gift Prairie Lake WMU Meets Oviedo WSCS To Meet Monday Viewers and tsachan guides to the aeriM have been dis­ tributed aa well aa tbo pam­ phlet for partita, "Living with Your Children." Ordination Set For New Elders | Casselberry MYF Groups Plan Japanese Dinner And Program B y Jsa* CaaaaMen y Membori o f tha Intermedi­ ate and Senior M Y F o f th* Casselberry Community Methodist Church will have a Jap- W SCSPIons Smorgasbord By Mrs. Adam Mailer Tha Women's Society of Christian Service o f the De­ nary Community Methodist Church w ill hold its annual Smorgasbord on Jan. 60 at the church. Serving hat been scheduled from noon until 1:80 p. m.; from 4 p. m. until 8:60 p. m. and from 4 p. m. until 7 p. m. Tickets are on aal* and are available from any WSCS member. REV. J. R. BOYCE, nieriicul-evunKelihtlc rnl*nlonary to Mexlro for 22 years, will apeak at 8:45 a. m. and 11 u. m. services Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church. He und his wife con­ duct a 50-bed hoapitul ut Ometepec, Mexico. He is a graduate o f Erakino College, S. C .; Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Ga., and o f the University o f Mexico school o f medicine. Tbe Rer. inaugural William mlniatar ef sermon ef Cue** as J. th* Baptist Church Pinecroet will be de­ livered thia Sunday, A a*U v* at Sarasota, he haa spent th* last sight years as paster o f the W est Side Baptist Church In Hollywood which be started aa a mi*sioa ia 1964 and haa derslopod to a church o f more than 600 members. A graduate o f Stetson Uni­ versity and o f Southern Bap­ tist Theological Seminary, he haa bald numerous positions o f responsibility la writing and denominational field* of th* church and haa been an active participant la promin­ ent eirte organisations. He has bean director o f th* Florida Baptist East Coast Assembly since 1966, has boon a member of th* Ftorlda Bap­ tist Convention cooperative program committee and of tha Convention nominating committee. In addition he was chair­ man o f th* Gulf Stream Aatn. finance committee and » erred as past advisor to th* Asso­ ciation Brotherhood and th* Association music department. HI* wlfa, th* formar Bar­ bara Croat, attended Mere­ dith College In Relslgh, N . C. and Stetson University. She has dona summer work with th# Florida Training Union Board In Northwest Florida, has taught tnusle to grade* on* through eight and has aarved as a fourth grade teacher. Active also In tha Association, h e r Interest* rang* through all areas o f church Ufa and In muale, her hobby. Youth Rally To Be Held In Long wood By Jan* Casselberry Pastor and Mra. C. R. Zehnder will be boats to all th* children of the Ascension Lu­ theran Church Sunday School on Sunday aftcruows from I p.m. until S p.m. at a ham­ burger fry and picnic la ba held at tbe church o% Ovarbrwuk Dr. in Casselberry. Counselors of the Senior M Y F are Mr. and Mra. Jack Waltman and Intermediate counselor la Mra. Harold Wil­ lis. Th* meal will be served Jap­ anese style by girls attired in colorful klmonat and at every­ one will be tested on tha floor, thoia planning to attend are advlaad to bring a pillow. Loleanne Wagner la chair­ man of tha affair. Th* meal, to be eaten with chopsticks, will be prepared by Marcia Lyons, Judy Lambert, Suite Miller and tbe chairman. Church Program To Feature Dr. Hoffman Thia week'* Lutheran ll<>ur Rroadcaat will feature a lec­ ture on the effort required to make a auceeaa In marriage by Dr. Oswald Hoffmann. The program may h# heard locally at 8 a. m. Sunday over radio elation W H IY . Orlando. Hoffman also will outline th* two additional goala of companionship and r a i s i n g children In a marriage. Alliance b l iir b Church Of God Catholic Assembly Of God P IR t T CHURCH T IIH RASARKXB Imks Mary, FI a R av. W. t i Holcomb*, Pastor Sunday 1:41 a. m. _ — Bible School 11:44 A m. - Morning Worship 7:1* p .m . __ Evening Servlet 7:14 A m. Wsd. M ld-W etk P ra ytr Bsrvlrss UP 7:14a m- l i t WSA Missionary S trv le *' Congregational Guest Minister To Speak In Chuluota MaJ. Leslie W. Blundon, re­ tired USAF chaplain now re ­ siding in Sanford, wiU be guest minister at th* 11 a.m. Sun­ day service of th* Chuluota Community Church. A Congregational Christian minister, Blundon has served churches in Indiana, Illinois and Connecticut Tbo Chuluota Church ia In­ terdenominational sad mem­ bers of all faiths are wel- Christian Baptist Pentecostal Lutheran F IR S T PHRTKCOSTAI. CRUNCH OP LONUWOOD SSI Oraags at rest Rav. L Methodist Longwood Circle Plans Projects hostess. A tten d services tHisweek at your own ' btaceoj worskip Christian Science W B r n iD B h im i u x a h t B A P T IS T r u l B C B ich at. • B *u r a vs. Paul M. c a lle r ...... Pastor Sunday School _ 11:41 a. m. Sunday Morning Wershlp 1!:M a. m. Sunday Evening Worship 7:41 p. m. W sdntadtr Prayed B trvls* _ 7i4S p. m. PO UT Ruth Great Presbyterian P IR T T P R K IB T T B R IA X CHURCH Oak A v a and Third l b d ro ver gswoll J r . ____Past nr Thomas H. Mahla _ Assistant Morning Worship __ 1:41 A m. Ruadny School _ _ 1:41 A m. Session Mooting _ l l i t t A m. Msralng Worship 11:4* a aa. Ptoooor Fellowship t i l t a m. Ssnlsr Pallawshlp _ l i l t a **Evsnlng W o r s h ip __7:14 y. m. W sA Prayar asrvle# 7 i l l p m L. D. S. o r jK a u a c h r i * t u m a D A T SAl-VT* aaia a. Parh church BP UtokAP J. Btanlty Houston Printhead westing *:*• am. Sunday Bchool _ It i l l A m. Racramont Meeting 1:1* p sa Nazarene CHURCH OP CH RIST SCTHRTTtT PIH A T CHURCH nos Kart Boeond atroot OP TH H MABARBKH Sunday Ser-lc* A W . Sad I L At Maple A v a Sunday R eb o ot____ 11:44 A m. Paul Dlchs* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ussier Hundey School _ _ 1:41 A m. Sgbjeitt "L ife " Morning Worship 11:44 A m. Wednesday gsrvtce l:*d p. m. Toulh ----- --— _ _ 1:00 p. m. R aiding Room: (la Chursh E vangelism S trvle* 7:11 p.m. E difies) };| *-d :l* Tuts. * Third Suaday t la g a y lr a t lo a ____4:44 a m. Thurs. TO L IS T N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice Wikoa-KichglbBngr Mori b u t e k i U* l WiiMo u f surf T h a A m e r it a a O il C t n p u f Mr. a a i M ra M. * . Btrtiklaad ProfrMBiTB P rta tlat Co. J. M. C*m*r*a u f Staff WUaoa-Bfaiar Funiltuta Ca. StOTstroai Roaltr Mrs. Applcby'a Rcalaurant Barb Suo*tr*m and l u f f Luciil* and Harold Appleby 116 N . Park Mr. aad Mra. A l WUm b Holier Motor Salas Co. Em aull Farrell A S U ff Th* Kits Thoalro ■ ill Lovoioa* A Km pie joe* J. C. Penney Company C. t i If *M a»*o sad Emptoyew Food Fair 8loros, lac. G**rg* ■alley A Employ*** Saaford Atlantic Natlosal Howard M. Hadga* A S U ff Soulhtni Natural Gaa J*ka D u * A Staff Hill Lumbar A Hardware Co. J la a y Crappa A Emptoyam w blo o m b w a a o** V IR G IN IA PETROSKJ P. a Bes 1614 NORA NORRIS TH 6-1614 8 la ta F a r s i Insuram c* C c m p a a ia * Ir v ia f I. Pryor aad S taff YOUR CHURCH These Sanford Merchants E c h o ls B e d d in g C o m p an jr M r. aod Mrs. L F. Gar art Pastor Sunday School _ _ _ 14:44 A m. Morning Worship 11:44 A m. Sunday Evening _ 7i34 A no. Wsd. Bible Study _ 7:14 A m. Conqueror* Meeting Friday . -------- 7:1* p. m. Church Of Christ Church o f the N atielty were planned at Tuesday night’s meeting o f the group held at tha hum* o f Mrs. George (le s ­ see on l/Ogen Dr. In Longdelt. A bele eale will be held 8*1urdey In front of the Longwood Tost office beginning at 8 a. m. with cakes, |ii*a, cof­ fee rakes and cookies to be available. Th* circle aleo la planning a spaghetti aupper and rum­ mage aale for a later date which will be announced. Projects th* group will sponsor at th* Church Fastival to be held May 4 on the church grounds w ill include a doll booth, a dart gam* and a parcel post booth. Closing p r a y a r at this week's meeting was given by Mra. John K e n n e d y after which the hostess served re ­ freshments o f coffee and cake. Tha next meeting o f the cir­ cle will be held Feb. IS at th* home o f Mr*. P. J. Bartllnaki with Mr*. Jennie Fox aa eo- f/ HI To Pinecrest Church Rev. Jones Attends Conference Hamburger Fry illdcs made by MaJ. Cheater MiUer while he wat stationed in Japan. Inspired by the recent visit to their church from Dr. Exyn Adams, a missionary on the Island of Hokkaido, Japan, tha young poopla decided to learn more about tha country. Another program on Japan will be presented tha tvenlng of Sunday, Jan. 27, and tbe M YF hopes to collect enough money to sponsor a radio broadcast for HOREMCO, Dr. Adams' radlo-evangtliam pro­ gram in Hokkaido. i r a i s u i b a p t is t Old Orlando Hd. at M yrll* CHURCH o r HOD tl. Hamilton O rlfftn — Pastor s a x p o b d a l l ia n c b aand d French c H ta rH Sunday School I:IS a. m. P a llo r P a r* A **, i l l Idth SI. M a rlin g Worship 11 so a. m. j Os mid t) Boatwright d ill p. m. Sunday School _ 1:41 a. m. C. C. Use* _ _ _ _ _ _ Pastor Training Union 11:11 a. m. Sunday Behoel _ _ _ 1:41 a- m. Kvoalng Worship — 7:4t p. m. Morning Worship • KvongollitlO »s rr. 7:14 a m. Morning Warship I t : * * a- m. T u n . F reyaf • t fv . 7:14 A m Evening W arship _ 1:tt p. m. Thurs. Touag Poopla A T P . Thar a. _ _ S S I p. a . Endeavor -------- 7:7* A m. Wad. Prajrer Ssrvleaa 7 :So p.m. A L L s o r t . * CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak * eo. *4 PCX pc. r i X B O I B I T aSSKSSPLT Richard L y o n s --------Pastor CORBRBOST70KAL op aoo church Sunday Masses _ _ 1:11 a. m. C H R ir r iA R C H t a r H Car. Xtlh a a* Kim ____ 1:14 A m. <C a lls * Charrh o f Christ) H. If. a n e w ____ ... P eeler ____11:04 A m. Path A von ** *4 P4lh at. Sunday School _ 1:41 a. m. ____ 11:41 A m. 1:41 a a . _ Church gehoot M oraine Worship l t : ! l a. m. W o r k d a y * _________ 7:11 a m. 11:04 A m. _ — ----- Service Evening Worship __ TiSI p. m. 4:1* p. m. _ Christian Toulh Tula Evening Ministry Toulh Mervlcs _ _ T:»4 p. m. Rtv. W alter A.R. McPhsraoA Mid-Wash Ssrvles T:t* p. m. F IR S T C H RISTIAN CHURCH Pastor D i s n p L B i o p C H R ir r I SOT a. S a ilo r * Av*. Rov. W arns Johnston Pastor P ia r r b a p t is t c a c i c a Sunday School ____ 1:41 A at. LUTH KRAB CHURCH B P as* Parti i n a s a Morning Worship 11:41 a m. TH H H KDKKHKR T. X Chanea _ _ _ _ _ Pastor Mornln* Worship __ 1:41 a. so. "Tha Charah at th* Lutharaa Bundsp School ----- 1:44 a. m. Hear” a a * T T *7*1* Is Ik* M orale* Worship I t a . as. CHURCH B P CH RIST U fs " T r a ilin g Union — 1:11 p. m. Oooova llsrbsrt W. doers* _ _ pastor Evening Worship _ V I * p. m. Ralph Brower Jr. Kraageliat Sunday School ____ 1:11 A m W sA P ra ror ts rvts* T i l l a m. Bible S o h o o l___ _ 14:44 a ns. Worship Sorvlo* __ 14:14 a m c a i r n a l b a p t i s t m u n c a Mornlnp Worship 111** A m. E vsslng Worship _ 7:11 p. m. Car. loth at. a Oak a*#. Oall Smith _ _ _ _ _ Peater Wsd. Prayer StrvU s 7:11 p.m. Soadar School _ - 1:41 a. m. •B A C H H H T H O D irr CHURCH Moratng Worship tl:4 l a. m. FAO LA CHURCH OP CHBIBT Onsro Rd, at Woodland Avs_ T re la ta g Ualsa _ l i l t p. m. H ighway 4* Wool Rov. John >L Hires. Jr. Pastor Evening Worship _ T ill p. m. Morris Ruby ----- Evangelist Sunday B e h o a l____1:41 a. ra. Wsd. P ra ror Boreito 7:14 p.m. Dibit C lass,■ _ 11:0* a m. Maraing Worship 11:40 a m. Nursery Ops* Morning Worship - J l:«t a m. M T P -------------------- 1:1* A * • W T H H ---------------- t i l l p. m Evsntag Worship _ d :fl p. m. • sadoy Nlto Broadcast Dlbl* Classes W sA 7:14 p.m. HRTHODIST CHURCH BdUUHDW BOB1 CHURCH O P CH RIST R tv. Ray Oragarr, J r„ Pastor L # u n m 4 j aria. REV. W . J. GUESS gohaal _ _ _ 1:41 a hl L ori'# Day • • r f i c i i 1 0 : 1 0 i.m. JSaaday T. W fe m ln g Warship 111** a j a Suad_. __ __ __ ' and 7:ld pat. T ra lo la g Unto* E v a Worship — _ 7:14 a m. WsraSIp I••t P* mm » • »» W—• WBIMilg CHURCH OP CHRIST Wsd. Prayer to rv ls * T ill A * Wed. K ra a ls * Prayar 7:11 p.m. I l i a Parti A v o n , W illiam H a c k ________Minister rlR O T R K T H Iin ilT CHURCH ■ T . 14AVBK PBIM VTIVB illblo Htudy ___ ll:«n a. m. d ti Parh A * A B A P TIS T CHURCH Morning Worship H i l l a m. Jsha T. Adam* Jr. _ Pastor tech at- m d n e s t A t* . Bunder Msralng Worship _ 1:14 a m. C. T. M a t e ! * ------------ Pastor Evening Service _ 1:11 p. m. Ruaday S c h o o l____1:41 A m. Regular M ostlag 11:1* a. m. Wsd. Bible e la te ,t 7:11 p.m. Morning Warship l * : l l A m. By Dooaa Estes iP Irs i Sunder) Bar '‘ llsrold n( Truth" 1 pin. l i t " Msstlaga ___ i n * a *a Upcoming projects o f tbe Conference ..... 7:11 y. •». Sunday on Channel I . (Intermediate, B ealtr) (preceding Saturday) Kvsnlag Worship _ 7:11 p. m. Longwood f i t Catharine o f Third Sunday ----- 7:1* P- «"• Siena Circle e f th* Catholle Jo* H a r v l t t ____As* t Pastor New Minister Comes By Jane Nawly elected eldara o f W e s t minister Presbyterian Church will be ordained at tha Sunday morning worship at Cauelberry Woman’s Club. They are Mra. Barry Haw­ thorne, Mrs. Claud* Dean, Don llelaer, M. O. Kent and Stephen Tully. Th* congregation, In annual meeting last Sunday, changed th* church's name from P in t United Presbyterian Church uf Casselberry to Westminis­ ter Presbyterian Church. U P Y will meet at 6:90 p.m. Sunday at th* boms o f Linda and Tommy Pitman, Hobson Av*., Sanlando. U P Church Women will m*-vt Wednesday evening at th* hum* o f th* president, Mra. Hawthorne, 1126 Quin­ tuplet Drive, Casselberry. Th* pastor, Rev. John N. Montgomery, and Elders Ro­ bert Am along and Clydt By Jane Casselberry Kate* will attend tha North Rev. Leonard Jones, minis­ Florida Presbytery meeting ter of th* Prairie Lake Bap­ April 17 at New Smyrna tist Church In Fern Park, at­ Beacb. tended tha annual Evangelistic World Mission Conference held at the Flrat Baptist Church of Orlando from Tuesday through Thursday of this week. He was accompanied by two young men o f the Prairie Lake Church who plan to become By Doans Kates Rev. Ruth E. Grant, pastor minlatcra, John Black and Ron uf tha First Pentecostal Huggins. John, who Is attending the Church o f Longwood, baa an­ Institute, nounced that a Section Two Graeeellle B i b l e Youth Rally will be bald at •puke at tha prayer meeting tbe church naat week for Wednesday night. young people in all depart­ ments of the churches. Rally Services are scheduled daily, Monday through F ri­ day, beginning at 7:90 p.m. Gueat speaker will be Rev. Ru­ fus N. Sherrill, pastor ol the Belleview Pentecostal Church. Other advisors on Japan lor Rev. and Mrs. Delmas Cope­ anete Dinner this Sunday from 8:60 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. in land and all teachers of grade* the dinner are Sgt. and Mra. seven through 12 In tbe Sunday John Gee and Sira. Arthur Weaver HalL f) School have been invited to Martin. Following th* dinner a pro­ gram on Japanese culture will attend th* dinner aa special be pretented featuring colored gueits. V �, s- A m • i f 5 hr Need For Juvenile Counselor Stressed The im p ortan ce o l bavin s due In the m ore interne a n d 'y e a r as ro m p a re d w ith 760 jo b o f cou n sellin g f o r jjjg j. lo r to w o re with the Ju venile that U being done by the „ T h jl , u b jta n tia I d c c r c a ie C ourt w o i em ph asized in the counselor and llte court. in tlic n u m ber o f eases, d ir­ y e a r ly report issued tod ay Ju dge M ire said in h i* r e ­ fro m the o ffic e o f County port . e c tly refle cts the w ork o f the T h ere w ere only 100 cases Ju ven ile C o u n s elo r," Ju dge Ju dge Vernon M ire. Ju dge M ire, who also w h e re b y ch ildren w ere ad­ M ire noted. s erv e s us ju d ge o f tiie Ju ven­ ju d icated delinqu ent in 1962 “ A great ilea l o f tim e Is ile Court, cred ited the w ork as com pared with 182 in 1001 spent by the J u ven ile C ourt o f J u ven i'c C ounselor Dan the J u d ge's report pointesl C ou n selor in m akin g in ve s ti­ M cC ord as being v e ry e ffe c ­ out. gations and m akin g con tact H e noted that o f the total tiv e in redu cin g the num lier w ith e v e ry o n e in vo lved b e fo re o f court e a se * handled d u r­ n u m ber o f cases in w hich no the court can d e term in e w hat in g the past y e a r, in volvin g o ffic ia l court action w as tak ­ action w ill be n e c e s s a ry ," delinquent youth under tile en was 270 in 1962 as c o m ­ Ju dge M ize said. pared with a figu re o f 319 a g e o f IT. A total o f 158 ch ildren had “ T h e n um ber o f children fo r the y e a r 1961, to be d e ta in ed in the county A total o f 516 cases w ere v.ho arc second o r subsequent ja il fo r v a ry in g lengths o f o ffe n d e r* is bein g reduced re fe rre d to the cou rt this tim e during the past y e a r, the re p o rt shows. “ M ost o f these children w ere in ja il fo r a v e r y short period , m any o f them fo r on ly a fe w h ou rs," the Ju dge noted. Ity fa r the g re a tes t num ­ b e r o f o ffen ses w e re in the tra ffic violation s, w ith 66 ch ildren arrested fur incidents during 1962, the re|Hirt in di­ cates. T ile second la rge st o ffen se w as breakin g and en terin g, 32 c a ses; P e tty larceny was ch arged to 23 ch ild ren ; A u lo theft to 12, V an d alism to fiv e and H abitual T ru a n cy to six. T h re e children w ere c h a r g ­ ed w ith gran d la rc en y and th ree w ere ju d ged In c o r rig i­ b le. T w o w e r e caught c a r r y ­ ing a con cealed w eapon, tw o shopliftin g, six d estro yed p r i­ v a te p ro p e rly , and o ilie r ch a rg es included gasolin e tlic fl, d iso rd erly conduct, e n ­ terin g, attem pted brea kin g and en terin g , settin g fires, ro b b ery, bike th eft, assault and b u ttery, d isch a rge and disp lay o f fire a rm s , setting o ff fa lse a la rm s, vio la tin g probation and one case of ra pe. T lic breakdow n o f o ffen se * b y age show s that the 13 to M iW FI HE ESCAPE fur the Surcptn Itest 10 age grou p w ere the w orst Hume Kuo* tip under tho attentions o f Welder o ffen d ers, accou n ting fo r 0o Herbert Mann who In lieinyr nxidxleri by Tom percen t o f Use crim es. Slaughter. Until men are from Stines Machine In the D epen d en cy statis­ Shop, which Itax constructed the fire cncai>o for tics, the most w ere found the home. * (Herald PhotuS under a g e ten, h o w e ve r, with 32 w h ite children u nder ten ★ ★ ★ it if it ami 56 N e g r o ch ild ren h a vin g to be taken c lia rx e o f by the court a becau se o f the lack o f fin an cial support, rh a n g e o ( custody, la rk o f a suitable h om e, abandon m ent, con d i­ tions injurious to m ora ls, abu se, o r o th er causes. HOMECOMING D AY Services til the Luke Maty First Huptial Church were conducted hint Sunday by former mIn Inters, Ilev. Willard Bovvtnim, left and Rev. Kelhy E. McColIrtter, right. Rev. Ralph K. Taylor, present minister, center, gave the concluding Hornton. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Church Has Homecoming Day tty Frances W eater I w o rsh ip service w ith Itcv. K e lT h c H om ecom in g Duy cele-| b y M c C o lis te r o f Ta m p a as brat ion held at the F irst H a p -1gu est speaker Olid sperm ) lis t Church in l.ukc M a ty last i 1music by M m . (i. |l. Shake o f Sunday began at the m orning S an fo rd . A c overed dish din n er fo l­ low ed , under the direction o f M rs. T . J. Tow nsend, assisted by the ladies o f the rhurch. D u rin g th e aftern oon s e rv ­ ice, fo r m e r pastor, W illard Hom an, o f (iru re v ille , b rou gh t the m essage. A short p rog ram Ity Donna K ite s o f m usic w aa g iv e n by the T h e annual Parish M eeting S acred N o te s Quartet Horn o f C hrist Church E p iscopal, T h e F ir s t liu p tis t Church o f l-ongw ood, w ill be held at 4 S u n fo n l under the d irection o f M rs. t»u y lilsliop . p.m , Sunday in the P a rish H alt M rs. D rake also sang a ga in adjacent to the church one special son g on the a ft e r ­ E lection s o f the V es try C o m ­ m ittee fo r 1963 and o f P a rish noon p ro g ra m and the C ra w ­ D e le g a te* to the D iocesan C on ­ le y fa m ily o f Ferm lule san g vention w ill he conducted amt special m usic. M rs. J. A . Vurn g a v e a sh ort annual rep o rt* w ill he presen t­ ed by Ile v . tie o r g e M. J a rv is IV , v ic a r, the Sunday School superintendent and th e Cliurchvvumcn. Christ Church Sets Annual Parish Meeting h isto ry o f the la ik e M a ry rh llirll, which started as a C hapel, u m ission o f the F ir s t H aptist Church o f l.ongvvood, in 1951, and m et in the C o m ­ m unity Hull. M arsh al Slounin k served as the pastor. In F ebru ary o f 1955 th e Cha|H-t m oved into the new bu ild in g and in J an u ary o f 1956 the church w as o ffic ia lly o rga n ized and cunstitulnd w ith 90 rh a rtrr mem bers. S in ce O ctob er o f 100! the ehurrh has purchased a d d i­ tional p rop erty and a p astoriuin as w ell as m akin g v a r­ ious im provem en ts. Homecoming |)ay concluded w ith Hev. ltalph K . T a y lo r , presen t m in ister, in ch a rge o f the service w ith special music p ru rid ed by the D isciples Q u a rtet o f Sanford. S k a tin g p roficien cy tests w ill Ire g iv e n to 67 m em bers o f the M etodee D ance and F ig u re Club, Sunday, a t M elodre S k a tin g Kink. T ests w ill he given betw een 9 a. m. and 3 p. nr, am i frien d s and fa m ilies o f the skaters arc Invited. M em bers o f the C lub exten d a w elcom e to Htiyonu in terested in w a le h in g these testa, w hich w ill ho give n in dunce, fre e , and fig u r e sk at­ ing. Judges w ilt eom e fro m (K-ula and St. P etersb u rg. A it o f the skutera ta k in g these tests a le s k a tin g pupils ] o f M iss Shenia Hest and tie o r g e M cD u ffre. l)m * o f the h igh ligh ts o f the day w ill be fo u r men sk ater* ta k in g tlle lr K ils l Dance Hur T esta. T h ese m en w ill sk a te In the sam e flig h t and each w ith his o w n tee n a ge dau gh ter. T h e y a re L e ro y Hockey, Hon Iv e y , U ill Fickes. and S lie a ly lle s l. O llie rs takin g tests in cl tale M ik e N olan , Frank W o o d ru ff, H obble Th om pson. D avid H ig ­ gin both am . H ernie It e c k e y. Chuck Hest, Tom m y Cobb, K enneth H iggin b oth am , Dan B rasw ell, Jack M oody, M ike F ic k e s and Don lllou ssu rd. Lay Leaders Meet T iie sem i-annual session ot the F lorid a M ethodist C o n fer­ ence w ill Ire livid S atu n l.n and Sunday in Sarasota with an estim ated lis) lay lead ers in attendance. H ea d in g Hie l)e l and D istrict d elegation w ill lie Hubert Tattoo. Burial Insurance Sold By Mail . . . Y ou m ay be q u a lifie d fo r SIJHNI life ittsuiunrc . . . so you w ill n et burden y o u r loved ones w ith lu n cral and o th e r expenses. T h is N E W pu lley i» esp ecially h elpfu l to those betw een -10 and 90. N o tiu-di* rat rxam tn oliu h n ecessary. OLD L IN K L F .liA L HE* S E H V K L I F E IN S U H A N C K . . . . N o a g e n t w ill call on you. Fieri in form ation , no o b lig a ­ tion, T e a r out this ad righ t now . . . . Send y o u r m im e, address and y e a r e f birth to : C en tral S ecu rity l.ife Insurance Co,, D ept. 11-938 1418 W est Hosedale. F o r i W’ nrth 4, T ex as. Men’s Class Sets Supper T h e At i'll'* H ihle Class o l the F irst M ethodist Church o f Sanford w ill m eet S atu rday at 0:30 p.m . in M cK in ley H all o f tiie church fo r Hie annual F e l­ low chip Supper and P ro g ra m . M em bers o f Hie class p lan ­ ning to attend h ave been request ed to brin g a c o v ered dish. T u rk e y, ro lls and c o f­ fe e w ill he provid ed . 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K g g basket, bu tter-ch eese com partm en t. t w o porcelain c ris p e r*, porcelain m eat keeper. F i e e le r hu» ad ju stable -helf, rem ovable basket. P orcelain In te rio r, rm iin el e x tc r lc r. '26% xttG1,.X32 inche . w id e. I l l , listed. 110-121). v o lt, till-eyrie AC'. COLONIALS i, . . . — J S u llivan , (Ii m ly V a u gh t and E arl House. H ubert H a rv ey o f H arney P lu m b in g gu ve a day** w ork and E rn ie lla u m e is ter ami D ave C o m liff o f E rn ie am) D a ve ’s Pain tin g C o m p a n y g a v e tw o days earh. F u rth e r donations h ave com e in from the fo llo w in g persons: A . J. Hest, $5; J. W . Jarrell. I l l ) ; S anford H om e D em on­ s tration Cluli, 125; F irst M eth ­ odist Church, S IC ; M a rg a re t Pack ard , *5 ; M r. Humhtey fo r F lo rid a L e a f and Fern Co., |5. A donation o f l i n o was g iv e n by Joseph S tu art, gunrdIan o f Jam es S tu art, one o f I the S arep ta residents. A ON j. 2 FL E X IB LE TH E EN D U R IN G B E A U T Y O F BRICK DU I L I) L in d a L e y . Judy B cdw elt, Judy H arm on , C a th y B eckey, Jo F ic k e s, B e 11 i n a V ale, M artha W a rm a rk , F a y e Dun­ a w a y, Donna M ark os, Dcbhio N ola n , AdintiH W iotam n, and Henu M cK en zie. J ackie Iv e y , Donna P eters. Diana K im ird, Susan K arns. S lleri W h ite , E ve L och en in yer, Sim ula Best, Donna (Ju ern tcy, A n n M c K illr ic k , Susan N o la n , J eri F ickes, Sandra Frank and P ris cilla M itch ell, . Work On Sarepta Home B</ Volunteers Moving Ahead «) Jan. 18, 1963 — Page 3-A Irra T B Skate Tests Set On Sunday a fu ll tim e Ju ven ile Cuunsc* e ffic ie n t W m k is p ro g res s in g at the S a ie p la Ite s l Hume w ith local con tracto rs and th e ir men eonti M ailing tiie bulk o f the la lior ns w ell as m aterials, M rs. Taaru ar Braden, ad m in istrator said today. M en fro m the Im p e ria l D ec­ o ra to rs w ho w orked a t the hom e S aturday included super. v is o r Dill K lin e fe lte r, Jam es H a ll, H ow ard H ull, W a rren W a lk e r, H e rb D ykem a, A lfr e d E udell, Jam es H enderson, O tis S cru g gs, H en ry Hroom e, M a r­ tin M atth ew s, H ill C rim es and •J orcp h Adam s. M en fro m S hoem aker Conatru etion C om pan y w ere John SanTnrB Jarvis, show you CHOOSE NO MONEY DOWN . . . up In 3 year* to pay rvis, Builder Ja PH O N E 322-1810 representative, will be happy to call and these plans in your own home. SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT T ILL 9:00 44- nig • 1 __________ - fi .1 �Just W rong Places The Republicans knew something was sadly wrong when, In the 1962 elections, they piled up 48 percent o f the total vote for U. 8. House members but got Just 40 percent o f the seats. Now they think they have the answer: bad districting. I f votes and seats were matched at 48 percent, the GOP today would have 209 house seats instead o f the 176 they won. GOP researchers, seeking the reason they did not get those extra 83 places, took a hard look at con­ gressional apportionment, nation­ wide. In a study now being privately circulated to governors, legislators and party officials they concluded th e ': . . great deal o f Republican stren­ gth is concentrated in oversized dis­ tricts. Such districts are defined as those which have at least IB percent more population than each district would have i f all within a state were equal in population. The effect o f oversize, o f course, is often to give the winning party a bigger cushion o f votes than it has any use for. These show up in the total vote — but do add seats. I f some o f the "extra'* population were placed in a nearby district, it might give the party another seat. O f the 85 oversized districts in the nation, Republicans won 41, Democrats 44. That seems to put the Democrats in an even worse fix, but it is only part o f the story. The bal­ ancing evidence Is that the Demo­ crats captured 64 seats in undersized districts, while the GOP won only 21 in such areas. The undersized natur­ ally, are those which fall 16 percent W A S H IN G T O N ( N E A ) — •E very tims 1 feel de­ pressed," says Dr, John P. Xocbe, new national chair­ men o f Americans fo r DemoorsUo Action, MI g o out and rood National Review to find sot how important wa In A D A n e lly are.” National Review la William 7 . Buckley Jr.'a weekly guide fo r right-wlngare. I t look* epon A D A ea s kind o f Communiat cell that run» tha goveminent. A D A thinks it's not that Important. A D A has written Isttars to P m id s n t gsnnsdy tailing him what ha ought to do. But ha hasn’ t takan their free advice and haan't evan answered their 1 s t t o r s . Few er than AO A D A era have been identified la tha Xannady edmlnletratlon, although they era wall dispersed in key Jobs. "W e have about >0,000 mamhere— w t're very eelectlve," OUR D O N T W A fg U M tO N O n ^ -T WOULDHT UANDLt, A LOADED AUN IN 1H6 MOUUBt 3ULT V/AMtaD tD 6MOW YOU TUI6 ELEPHANT DON t UGED IN AFRICA ON THB IVOR/ C0A6T/— 66AD, IT TAKBfc A . STOUT SHOULDBA TO HAN DCW < MCOIL OF THIS WEAPON— A FRAIL CHAP UKB YOU WOULD REQOIRb A HAV6TACK BEHIND HIM TO CUSHION THfc VIOLENCE OF BBlNO HURLED Page 4 Sanford, Florida HOUSE TWOS THAT ARXIUSRV, OUTA H H I / A N Y f CHUMP WHO DEMONSTRATES a OON |M TH’ HOUSE 6WOULD TAKE HIS HEAD TO A TREE SUAOSON W HEN Fri., January, 18,1963 QIljp fca n fo rh to A LI BIS A. UIRLOW, BUITOK AHU rilBLISMHU LAUAY VRMBUUL MUWAMU S. aNIStoOLU Meuse leu Bailor Advertising Director JLUV H ULLS JA.1IK L. SNOBHAKIUI County Hdilor liuelnees Uenseer O K K U t tMSIMMS BIIIRLKY JOSMI Society Bailor Classified Malinger 1MT MIUUlanoTHAM r ilA a K VULTOUSS gestu re Bailor Circulation Manager PSBD WKLLS Mechanical Bupl. i l S I l M i m U S HA TBS N « e s U e llit r r Mr Mali Bcmlaala C .e e ly A ll Other U o Weak *».ug I Year 111.10 I Year l.ee a Uontba L i t S Mentha 140 I Mon the S.ee I Mont ha 1.S0 1 Mouth t.M 1 Month U. S Foetal Itegulatlone provide that all mall subaorlptlona ha M id In ndvnncn. utered a i eecond claaa m atter October IT, ISIS at the l'oat [flee • ( Hanford, Florida, under the A ct a t Cungreee o f March. Tha Herald le a member o f the United Free* which la antltled exrlueitaly la Ihs use fo r repubUcellon o f all the local newn printed la U l* nswapeper. A . part o f g ey material, aawe o r Advertising, o f this ad 11 Ion • f The tfauford Herald may he reproduced In any manlier with* out written pertuleeion o f the publisher of The Herein. Amy iu d itH u e l o r firm reeponelhle fo r aueb reproduction will ho t v us Me ed ae Infringing on Tha Harold's copyright and wilt ho e!d liable fo r damages tinder the law. Publtehed dally except sedgy, gwnday ga d ChrUlauta; pufahehtd b *tu rd s) pracsedlng Girls. Imitate Doris and avoid divorce by refusing to pick second-rate or Inferior m a t r im o n ia l merchandise. About 30% o f marriage* n o * id s )* are unhappy *tf you have only a 30-30 chance. The smart women ’ use my "T e *U fo r Sweet­ hearts" named below. Scrapbook this case and send for that booklet UF.FORP. you let your heart overrule your head I CASE 0-43S: Doris II., ag­ ed 17, la the high schooler who wants to know how to pick the right type o f man fo r a hus­ band. Improve Parks, Congress Asked Phil Newsom Soys . . . Moscow, China Dispute Grows Notebook ■aye Roche, with tongue in cheek. "Liberal* are rambunc­ tious types. They're not good organisation men. That'a what makes them so enjoyable.” The question o f how much Influence A D A really haa la made tim ely once more by the organlsaUon'e annuel mes­ sage to tha prealdent tailing him what ha ahould be for. Rocha, who delivered this message to a smell press con­ ference, was elected A D A na­ tional chairman last year. Ha la a Brooklyn boy, a Hofatra A . B. and Cornell Ph.D., Pulbright Fellow and tramp profeasor a t half-dosen institu­ tions o f higher learning. This year ha la visiting professor o f political science at Unlvar slty o f Chicago. Rocha aaya he haa no idea bow many members o f A D A are also members o f tha nest Congress, although hla latterhead lists fiv e senators and BO A R D ING W orry Clinic or more below the optimum size. The party that wins most in the undersized districts obviously makes its votes count for more in scats. In the 88th Congress, one o f every four Democrats but only one o f every nine Republicans represents an undersiz­ ed district. In contrast, one o f every four Re­ publican lawmakers but one o f every six Democrats represents an over­ sized district. GOP studies show that 68 o f 97 seats in the Old South (leaving out nine at-large posts) are either too large or too small to be rated fairly apportioned. Though Republicans in­ creased their southern vote m ightily in 1962, they won just 11 o f 97 dis­ tricted seats — for a net gain o f four. Most o f the too-fat districts, nay tho Republicans, are not big city areas but are either In medium-sized cities or In the badly underrepresen­ ted suburbs, coast to coast. The net effect o f this study Is to urge upon GOP leaders everywhere a new, comprehensive effo rt to achieve more equitable congressional appor­ tionment, which might in turn yield a better party ratio o f scats to votes. The growth o f the suburbs makes the matter reasonably urgent for the Republicans, for they count on build­ ing new strength there. Y e t many o f the nation's 86 un­ dersized districts are today repre­ sented by powerfully entrenched fig ­ ures who pack weight in their home states. One cannot imagine that they will give ground easily to changes that would make their areas more competitive. Peter Edson Political Dr. C ran e’s Better Meuse Trap on# representative members of his who are national board and executive commit­ tee. The senators are Clark o f Pennsylvania, Humphrey and M c C a r t h y o f Minnesota, M on a and Neuberger o f Ore gon. The congressman la Jim­ my Roosevelt o f California. Rocha thinks there were several more AD Aera elected to tha new Congress and ha believes there la a net gddition o f about fiv e liberals to tho House. "A lso ,' says Dr. Roche, “ there are a let o f good poopla In Congress who era not members o f A D A . And i f tha Republicans want to knock o ff ultraconaarvatlvo Democrats In tha South, that's all right with us." A ll things considered, Rocha thinks tha new Congress will do right by tho A D A pro­ gram — I f the Prealdent w ill just cooperate and exercise the right kind o f leadership That's the No. 1 problem from tha A D A point o f view. President Kennedy was never an ADAar. Ha knocked o ff A D A 's favorite, Hubert Hum­ phrey, in the West Virginia primary and boasted after he was elected that ha was a con­ servative. “ Conservatism comes two waya," says Roche. “ You can have a conservative program or you can have a conserva­ tive personality. Kennedy haa a program that la 10 degrata to tha left o f Barry Goldwater and John Tower. But Kennedy hoards hla personality like a French peasant hoards hla gold. Ha doesn't fight fo r *U the things ha believes In tha way ha fought fo r hla new trade program, l a that battle he used bis prestige and ha won a tremendous victory." The things that A D A thinks tha President ought to fig h t fo r this year Include, as a minimum: “ Specifle civil rights legis­ lation, tag reductions and roform, establishment o f a de­ partment o f urban affairs, medical c a n fo r tho aged under Boclal Security, federal aid to school construction and teachers' salaries, a sweeping attack on tho corrosive blight o f unemployment, open and energetic support fo r changes la the rules o f tha liouae and Sonata.” “ 1 am not disappointed in President Kennedy's perform­ ance on these issues la tha last Congress, Rocha explains, -because 1 didn't expect too much. I have known Kennedy politically fo r a number o f years. There was an argu­ ment over a choice between Kennedy and Nixon in 1900. "B u t you take your breaks la politics where you find them, and I don't suffer from the paralysis o f perfectionlam.” Going ■toady le a teen-ager's device fo r absolute monotony. The growing dispute between Moscow end Peplng gives rise (o mother line o f speculation perhaps not ae wild ae It first might appear. A couple of years ago when the quarrel first was coming Into Ihe open warnings were sounded that this might not be a quarrel but rather an elabor­ ately contrived Communist trip designed to lull the West­ ern World In preparation for another major move by world Communism. That theory now generally has been dropped and the dis­ pute accepted as a major Vegetable Market In New York today, fair quality Florida cabbage aold for $4.00-14.23 per crate. Red cabbage brought $4.00 and Sa­ voy $3.00-13.30. Carrots were steady at $4.23 $4.30 per crate of 41 M b. film bags, and cel ery a bit lower at $3.23 $3.75, mostly $3.50 per crale of two to four dozen stalks. ChinciE cabbage In fair condition sold for $1.90-81.75. Endive was slightly higher at I3.ZSS3.00, mostly $2.50-13.00 per crate and escarole was $2.00-$2.30 per crale. Kumslno lettuce in universal crates brought $3.00, and radishes sold for $1.00 per basket of 30 e-or. film bigs. In Central Florida yesterday offerings of most commodities continued light. Medium sited heads of cabbsge sold for es high as $2.73 per sack, but most offerings were small to medium at $2.23-32.50. Carrots brought $3.00 per crale o f 41 l*lb. film bags, endive of fair quality and condition sold for $1.75 per crate and escarole was $1.30. Iceberg lettuce sold for $2.75 per crate o f 24 heads, parsley $240 per crata of fiva down bunches end radishes S3 cants per basket. Shipments from Florida yes­ terday Included: celery 44 car* by rail and 49 carlot equivalents by truck, cabbage rail 2, truck 61; escarole rail a, truck 14 and radishes rail S, truck it . struggle fo r leadership be­ tween Soviet Prem ier Nikita Khrushchev and Red Chinese leader Mao Tis-Tung who have discovered there can be no such thing as co-equal dic­ tators. Now to carry It forward an­ other step and to speculate that the quarrel Is more than one of Ideology and an In­ terpretation o f Marxism-Lenin­ ism. This would consider the poielbllity that there la In Mos­ cow a growing suspicion that their Red Chinese alUea have territorial ambitions extending beyond m erely Southeast Asia but also against vast reaches of Soviet territory l a well. These would be territories once held by the Chinese but lost over the years beginning with the Opium W ar o f 1S40 when the European powers be­ gan carving up Imperial China. Such e theory would place In a new light the hundreds of thousands o f soldier-farmers Red China hae bees pouring Into her wild western territor­ ies end Khrushchev's bests In opening up the Soviet Union's virgin lands In the Bait. It would help explain Chin­ ese determination to retain Its hold on Ladakh against In dlan claims and it would mark as strictly temporary Chinese border agreements with Bur ma, Nepal, Pakistan and Outer Mongolia. These thoughts coma Into be­ ing ae result o f perusing a map published by the India News, an organ o f tha Indian government Information ser­ vices. The map Is said to bava been published In a Chinese text­ book in 1934 at about Ihe seme time that Indian Prem ier Nehru wae signing with Red China bla five principles o f co­ existence. It presumably u one o f the maps which first aroused Indian suspicion o f Chinese designs against their own borders. Included In the areas claim ­ ed by China were huge secmenti of the present-day So­ viet republics o f Kaxakbastan, Kirghizia and Tajikistan In the West and In the East, Vladi­ vostok, Sakhalin Island and all of Northern Siberia. Also included were Outer Mongolia, N e p a l , Sikkim, Bhutan, the whole o f Burma, the whale o f Malaya and Sing­ apore, 1 Thailand, North and South Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, F o r m o s a and North and South Korea. W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Prealdent Kennedy asked Con great today to approvd nearly $18,Oh?,500 to Improve nation­ al parks and parkways in seven Southeastern states dur­ ing fiscal 1904. Tha itemized requests sub­ mitted by the National Park Service ranged from $500,000 fo r the government’s share in building a bridge over Oreon Inlet on Cape H atterai in North Carolina to $1,200 for putting up a flagpola at Key Largo in the Everglades N a ­ tional Park In Florida. The President requested funds for buildings and util­ ities, roads and trails, and parkways in Alabama, F lo r­ ida, Georgia, Mississippi, Ten­ nessee, North Carolina and Virginia. Letters Dear Sir: I would like to take this op­ portunity to thank you and your staff for the fine pub­ licity given to us during the 1962 Christmas Appeal for The Salvation Army, We trust tb it you and your staff had a very M erry Christ­ mas and we wish you the New Year's best. We pray the Lord will bless you In thu work here In thin community. Sincerely, Harry S. Foden Capt. Yesterday I gave you tome o f the 60 commonest Merita that were cited by tha 1,187 women I surveyed while 1 was teaching at Northwestern Uni­ versity. So today I shall lilt soma of the 50 Demerits or faults cited by those same girls. He tries to flirt with other girls while on a date. Is very suspicious and jeal­ ous. He uses profanity. Or tells vulgar stories. He drives his car recklessly and exceeds the speed limits to try to show off. He uses alcohol and smokes to try to make people think he is a big shot. 11a tells lies and is unfaith­ ful. lie la a “ mamma's*’ boy. He is stubborn and bullheaded. Seldom admits be la ever wrong. I* guilty of halitosis, dan­ druff, yellow taeth, dirty fingernail*, or "B . O.” , etc. Too fresh! He trice to paw a girl. Expects undue sexual lib­ erties as payment fo r a data. Guilty of “ Roman” hands. Ha haa no tims sanea. Stays out long beyond tha curfew hour fo r tha girl. Hae no con­ sideration fo r the fact she may have to be up and at work next morning at 8 a. ra. He la cynical Believes ev­ erybody Is bad until proved otherwise. He argues with waiters, taxi drivers, xnd other motorists. He Is a chronic buck-passer, always blaming somebody else fo r hie own mistakes. Hae rarely e a r n e d a n y money. Ha Uvea on a 'dole” from Indulgent parents or old­ er brothers and sitters. Ha le tactless and bloat. Haa poor table manners. Lick* hie fingerat gargles bla " (p A sJth } Special Meetings ------ Tuesday, Jon. 22 Monroe Chapter — 7 p. m. Sanford Council — 7:30 p. m. Taylor Commandery — “A F. L. Miller Sec.-Recorder c la a p k iw u " Community Built With Pride” Prices From 811,900 - Low Down Payments 8 & 4 Bedroom, 1, H i , 2 Bath Homes F H A , F H A In-Service, V A , Conventional Financing Idyllwilde “Homes O f Distinction” CUSTOM B U IL T Situated on large individually landecapod lota M ODERN KITCHENS BY BENIRAl AllECTMC Phillip H. Logan fv S r**?* * - ■ * ” • under the firm name of Federal Building Sanford, Fla. 8 p. m. T * Handle Petitions fo r Cocoa Festival Jan. M and First HAYNES OFFICE M A C H IN E CO. 114 Magnolia. Saaford Always Open Ravenna Park Homes P. a BOX 1M SANFORD, FLA. the S A LE S A R E N T A L S Idyllwilde and Ravenna Park. COUNCIL in New sad Used Maanal A Electric . Standard A Portable You’re »ure to appreciate the beautiful suburban location o f A. Edwin Shinholser office* TYPEWRITERS * n n iN f}. MACHINES A T T E N T IO N York Rite Masons Features include central heat and air conditioning with U Nothing compliments a home more than the correct netting. SEMINOLE . DeBABY Shinholser and Logan Wears flashy o r blxan-e clothes. Tries to be a show-off. Accepts defeat too easily. N ot enough spunk or mascu­ line perseverance. Too superstitious. Believes In luck to he gambles, think­ ing he can “ win” success in­ stead of “ earning” 1L Boesta in Juvenile fashion about his many other dates or sex conquests. Tries to say things that will shock tile crowd. A radical or grandstander who craves at­ tention even If he mutt get It by always taking the opposite side. Dishonest! Cheats at cards or In sports and at work. Ashamed o f hla parents be­ cause they may be immigrants or o f tha working class. Tries to ignore hla “ blue collar” rel­ atives and affect a “ white col. la r* snobbish class distinction. Tells tall tales to boost hie Inferiority complex. Fails to develop a trad* or go to college. Rude to children, Including hie own brother* and titters. Can't hold a job or handle money wisely. Send fo r my 200-polnt “ Teat* fo r Sweethearta,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents, and thue pick quality matrimonial merchandise. 4 rated ally keeeptad Announce the formation of a partnership for the practice of law soup; pick* his teeth at the ta­ ble. ShottmaJuiA Custom CONSTRUCTION C O M PA N Y Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W . 25th St. Seles O ffice F A 2-7405 FA 2-3103 STENSTROM REALTY, SALES AGENTS I �TTlfr #attfnrh Errata Frl. Jan, 18, ' 65— Page 5 North Orlando Chief Answers Charges ★ ★ ★ ★ Ridiculous, Sutton Explains ★ Plans Near Completion For Local Fair ★ A By Louise Grayson This Sunday has been des­ ignated as “ Surprise Sunday" at the First Uoptlst Church of Geneva by Itcv. Jack L. Slewart, pastor, who has announc­ ed no advance plans for pro­ cedures o f Uie day. Initial rehearsal and organ­ ization o f the church's Junior Choir by Ronald Anderson, music director, was held last F tiday will) 31 youths in at­ tendance. North Orlamlo Mayor Frank Faiula today itemized al­ most a dozen parts In need of replacement or repair on the village f,.re truck which he staled earlier In the week was “ a disreputable piece of equipment In disgraceful con­ dition.” Fasula cited lack of up­ keep on the truck as a pri­ mary reason for his dismissal of Councilman Bob Stephen­ son as village fire chief in an attempt to reorganize the en­ tire volunteer fire depart­ ment. He said the fact that there have been no business or drill mcctlngj for the vol­ unteers also played a major part In his decision. Complaints against condi­ tion of the fire truck includ­ ed lack of washing or dean- U i—i -1-- A ■-ZLLLX. V _ - TH E ST. M A R Y-M A G D A LE N Women'* Guild o f Altamonte S p rin g undertook an its project durinir the past year the purchase o f budly need­ ed toye for an orphanage in Vietnam. Toys were purchased by Mrs. Joseph Boruch, left and will be shipped by Mrs. Edward Blackman, right. (Herald Photo) By Louisa Simunek The Women's Guild o f the St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Churvh o f Altamonte Springs undertook a remarkable pro­ ject during the past year. A fte r hearing o f l.t. Col. Edward B. Blackman's inter­ est in an orphanage in Viet­ nam. members o f the Guild raised money to purchase some badly needed toys for the children there. The orphanage Is sponsored by the Order o f the Sacred Hesrt and nuns are Vietnam­ ese who have been trained by the French. Children ranga In age from four to 13 years and American servicemen have taken a great interest in the yuungstara and have arranged a number of cittertainment projects fo r them including trips Us ths movies and the zoo which It said to be quite a remarkable collection o f tropical anlmala. A Christmas Tarty, Uie first o f its kind fo r most o f the n ts r a n T o r c o n d it io n o r *<T1IK r iT I S E S * II IK K o r OVI9SDO" o r m i K i i o i k t i i k e T v r is o r f l o r i d * A T THIS IIA t s K o r Ht'SIKHSS OK DiM'KMIltSK 31, IMS ASSRTS Cssh. balances with other banks, and cash Items In process o f collection -- I I ■■ S9T.IT1 03 United State* Government obligations, direct and *uur*nt*sd ___________________ — 1.114.141.47 Obllcstluns o f State* and politics! subdivisions .....— 11,11110 Other bonds, notes, and debentures (Including I None ■eeurltles o f Federal agencies end oorporstlone not guaran teed by (J, B.» ------------ --------- _ _ _ — ----Corporate stocks (Including t None None stock o f Federal Iteserve U a n k ) ---L oa n . and discounts (Including I None 111.t i l 0! o v e r d r e fu ) Bank premises owned l i t . 310.17. furn­ 11.011 f t iture end fixtures 1 1 1 . I l l s : --------- _ _ _ _ _ _ (Bank premises owned ere aubject tn • None liens not assumed by bank) l. C i. t t R eal estate owned other then hank premises ._ Investments end other aeeeta Indirectly repre­ None senting hank premises or other real eelale ._ Customer.* liability to this bank on Non* acceptance! outstanding ......... .... .... ...._ t i l l 44 Other assets _______________ ___________ , ........ .................. ..... ..........._ ......3.137.l l l . l t L IA B IL IT IE S Demand depoelte o f Individuals, partner­ ship!. and corporations ...... .............. ... Tim e ami aavlnsa deposits of Individual!, partnership*, and corporations Deposits o f United Statea Government (Including postal savings) Deposits o f M ates and political subdivisions Deposits o f banka ---------------- —- ................. ........ r e r ilfle d and nfrirars* rhecke, etc. ........ T O T A L D K I’ ueHTii ..... ............ .......1 3,834,730.1: (a t Tula! demand deposits — _ $ 1,131,IS !.tl (b ) Total lime and savings, deposits ....--------- 1 1.140,447.13 M ortgages or other liens I Nona on bank prtm ltas and I Nona on other real aetata Radlecounte and other liabilities for borrowed money .----,.—_ . — _. ........................ Acceptances executed by or for account o f this hank and outstanding ________ Other liabilities ---------------.....—_ _ _ _ _ _ L IA B IL IT IE S _ ___ ___ __________________ C A P IT A L ACCOUNT* Capital: ia> Common stock, total par value 4109,009.04 (b j Preferred stock, total par valua I None, total ratlrabla value f None (c l Capital note* and debentures I Nona Surplus Undivided p r o f i t s ---------------------------lleeervee land ratlremant account for preferred capital! ------.. 1.840.41'! »> 13*. 101.IT 111.71111 *31.111It Non* .; i im ii .Von* Non* Non* 17.1VM1 I . I I M I I It 10S.I9S.IO 9t.OdS.SO 1S.09S.S6 Non* sot,ooo.so T O T A L CAIM TAL ACCOUNT* T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S AND 1 1 1 7 .lll.il C A P IT A L ACCOUNTS HKDUHA-kllA Aeeeta pledged or an lgn ed to secure liabilities aud for other purposes (Including notes and bllla redleoounted and eacurltlea sold with agree­ ment to repurchase) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1,111,( I t . IT (a ) Loans as shown shove are after deduction of valuation raeervta o f _ _ _ _ _ _ It.Oct* 00 (b ) kecurltles a* shown ab ort a r t after deduction of valuation reserve* of ...... ...... Nos* 1. L. If. Webb. Executive Vic# ITeeldeat. o f the above, named hank, do solemnly awaar that tble report o f condition Is true and corre t. to the bee*, o f lay knowledge and hsl’.ef. Correct—A ttest; L II. Wehb C. R. Clout* C. a Lee Director* Harold A Ward. Jr. (■ E A L ) ita t * o f Florid*. County o f Seminal*. **'■ ■w ent to and subscribed before tea this Ittb day o f Jan­ uary, t i l l , and I hereby ce rtify that I am net an o fficer or director o f this bank. _ My commlsilon aspires December 7. ISO*. * E d it* Dlebmia, h alary Publla youngsters, was given by the Servicemen who made all the arrangements even to provid­ ing and decorating a large Christmas tree. The toys provided by the Guild were purchased by Mrs. Central Florida Retired Officers Slate Meeting Clement Childress, The Central Florida Chap­ Officer, ter o f Retired Officer* Assn, 2827 Harrison S I, Orlando. will hold ■ luncheon meeting, Thursday at the Officers Club at the Orlando AFB. Tre-luncheon tie* begin at social activi U;30 a. m. Members a n urged to attend and hear national convention reports presented by Maj. Gen. John K. Klee and Col. Arthur Luce, chapter dele gates to the convention held recently In Washington, D. C. Reservations may be mads by contacting Chief Warrant Legal Notice tin iT R D S T A T E ! Ilfa T H lC T COURT a a v 'T tfERK D ISTR IC T OK F LO R ID A IK B A K K H l'P T . CV. No. ISEAS-KC in SB* M ailer wfi K E L L E R CORPORATION IUDGKWOOD I V I I O l i PRO DLVTH CO, INC. Rankrupts NOTICE o r PUBLIC SALE U P R E A L ESTATE Pursuant to order* o f this Court on Trustee's petition to determine amount validity and priority o f liens, NOTICE In 1IE It CUT G IV E N that the follow in g described real estate o f the above named w ill be offered for sale, free and clear o f liens and other claim* o f Intereel In or title to eeld property to the highest and beet bidder for oaeh at Palm Reach Courthuuee, West Palm Reach, Florida at County Judges Courtroom, on (W e d ­ nesday) January to. ISIS at 1:10 P. M. or sown thereafter a* the m atter may bo reach­ ed. l.y C U IL L Il' D. ANGUIl■oN, T It U H T E E IN T IIK ADOVU CACHE. The eel* w ill be subject to confirm ation by the Court. The property to be sold Is described a* follow s: Prwpertr Iwratod I s Saaalawl* Canal r, Florida Lote 1 through 17, Hlt» k l i Lot* 3 through IS, and Lot* 31 through I I , Ulock 3; Lot 1, Uloek t; Lote 1 through IS, Block I ; Lot* 1 through II. Ulock 0: Lots 3, 4 end 19 through I I . lllock 7: Is/t* 1. 7. I. 9 and IT, lllock 0; Lote 3 through 17, lllock 19; lsula 1 through », Ulock t l ; loot* I through 9. I through I t . and |9 through 31, S lo ck I I ; Lot* 1 through I I and Lola 31. 39. 17, 91. and t l and 14. Block IS; and Lots | through 19. Ulock U ; all In W R A T H K llH FIK LD F I HUT AD D I­ TION, Plat Uouk IS at Pag# 41, Publla Records o f Btmtnel* County, F lo r ­ ida. J. B. Booher, Referee la Bankruptcy January I I , l»* | And er ton, Hop* A Kapaer Attorneys fo r the Trust** *9« R oyal Palm W ay Palm Ueaab, Florida Publish January 14, 11*9. CDK-41 PU BLIC NOTICE am operatisg my Ball Bood business at N S North Tark Avenue (In ground floor o f the Edwards Build­ ing) under my owo name, at during U » past tour years. 1 btva bo coaoactloo with any other ball bead agency. A. W. Anslcy, Ball Bonds. Vicars Take Active Fart In Crusade By Ilonna Bales Christ Church Episcopal of Longwood actively participat­ ed in the recent Crusade of Faith held in the Orlando Mu­ nicipal Auditorium. Joseph Boruch and Mrs. Ed­ Fr, George M. Jarvis IV, ward llluckman is handling vicar o f Christ Church and shipping details In order that Ilcv. Fr. Robert Tharp, vicar they will g o directly to l.t. of Uie Good Sheplierd Episco­ pal Church In Mailland, acted Blackman who will personally as co-chairmen of the arrange­ supervise their distribution. ment committee, Fr. Jarvis also served as assistant priest on stage and served as the bishop's chaplain on one occasion. Guild Buys Toys For Orphans Legal Notice TOTAL ★ A t Faulty Equipment Geneva Church To Have 'Surprise1 Day ASSETS ★ Fasula 'Hits O ut' By Mona G rla tU id N o th Orlando Police Chief Jack Sullon today answered charges brought against him Wednesday In a resolution of complaint presented at a special morning council meet­ ing. In a statement released to area newspapers, Sutton said “ the charges against me are antirely ridiculous unless you consider a beer or two at a community party six months ago ‘ conduct unbecoming an officer.’ “ In fact, one o f the men signing the complaint offer­ ed me a job working for him recently. If I were (hat In­ competent, why was the offer made? “ 1 have contacted a ma­ jority of the Village Council members and asked them If they want my resignation. I was told by three of them that the charges were ‘ridi­ culous and seemed to be of a personal nature' and that I have their full backing and they have complete confi­ dence in m e." Sutton did not name the three counellmen referred to in hia statement. Signatures on the resolu­ tion was signed by Police Officers Bob Stephenson, Have Tllson and Mike Gosbey, who stipulated that the document also be accepted as their re ­ signations unless action is taken against Sutton. TO TAL ★ Sanford M YF To Have Party Members of Hr* Junior anti Senior M Y F of the First Methodist Church of Sanford will hold a Masquerade Tarty ■t the rhurch’ s Youth Center from 7 until 10 p.nt. Saturday. A program of recreation lias been arranged lor the evening and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes, ilcfrcsli merit* will l>e served. All M Y F member* are in sited to attend and bring s guest. Legal Notice r n r c ir c u it c o u r t o r T H E K IK T If j u n m u i . C IR ­ CUIT. i k uk i i r o i i * » : r i k o i .e r o iiK T v . ............is IK U lltK C K M T .Ml. 1379* A D R IAN D. HAHI1KI.U sin gist P H IL IP RAGOZZ1NO and C A T H E R IN E RAOOZZINO. ht* w ife: W IL M A S ! NCAt.IHE and a ilA C K HCA1.IHE. hi* trlfe; K liSV AIll* J. M KTZ and FI-ORKNEE METZ, hi* wife. P la in tiff* v*. EDMUND D. LAN K, a/k/a E. D. LAN E an* E LIZ A B E TH If. LANE, a/k/a E LIZAB E TH LAN E, hts wife. Defendants s d t ig : o r si it TO i EDMUND D. LAN K , a/k/a K. I>. LAN E E LIZ AB E TH 11. I.ANE. a/k/a E LIZ A B E TH LANE Addressee and Reeldencaa unknown Tuu are hereby notified that a suit to quiet title anil an ­ nul restriction* ami righ t o f re-entry I s* been filed In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnola County, Florida, en­ titled: “ Adrian D. Ilarrell. eingle; Philip Itegoeelno end Ca­ therine ItsKuxxIno, b I* w ife ; W illiam Mcatis* and G rsc* Hcaltac. Me w ife ; Edward J. Mata and F lo r ­ ence Met*. hie wife. P lain tiffs re. Edmund D. Lane a/k/a K. D. lain* and E lllahelh II. lame, a/k/a Elisabeth Lens, hie wife. Defendant* and you aro required to fit* your answer to the Complaint with tha Clerk o f the Circuit Court end to serve a copy thereof upon II. KNOX DETT IN G II A P I. A t t o r n e y for Plaintiffs. 119 Houth Knowles Avenue. SVInter Park. Florida on or before lb * llt h day o f February. 1141, otherwise De­ cree Pro Coufeeeu w ill he en­ tered against you for tha re­ lie f demanded In the Gora* plaint. The real property that la tha subject m atter of said autl seeking to quiet title and anut restrictions and righ t o f re-entry, {*; Lot 4. o f L A K E U P TH E W O O DM MI'UDI VISION Hemlnule County. Florida, recorded lb Plat Hook 7. Pag* SI, Public Utoerds aem laol* County. Florida (H E A L) Arthur If. Beckwith, J r , c le rk Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vthieo Deputy Clerk Felder and lleltlugbaua Attorneys at Law t i t Ho. Knowles Ave. w in te r Park, Florida Publish Jan. 14. 3i A Feb. I. 1441. C D E -lt ik ing in months; deterioration of paint and entire rusting of truck body; tires half in­ flated; lettering entirely off one side and half off on the other; both batteries gone; siren removed and placed on a pole on S. Cortez Ave.; ex ­ tension ladder laying on the ground; wood, debris and scat piled on hoses in rear of vehicle; hose nozzle rusty and dirty and probably not In workable condition and In­ ability to start the motor in months. The dismissal action against Stephenson was changed to suspension after he and Councilman W. W. Anderson d ied points in the village charter calling for filing of complalnL* and a public hearing. DeBoryW SCS Holds Meeting meeting o f the Legion Wsrrcn J. King, to make plans fur the management of the kitchen during the Lcgloa Fair to be held Feb. 4 to 9 in the Legion Home. Mrs. C. E. Hunter chair­ man, appointed Mrs. David Remley, Mr*. E. K. Baxter, Mr*. Carl Cluber and Mrs. John McCloskcy to the com­ mittee. INTERESTING SIGN high iitop the Yultlez Hotel, could cmise u lot o f »]>eculitUlon, until workmen mid the E L to spell out HOTEL. Might attract some Ixmu-chilled tourists from the snow-bound north, who can spot the 14 foot high letters from afar. It has no reference, however, to the two minor fires that have plagued the Valdez recently. New sign Is part o f the exten­ sive renovations which have been undertaken by the new owner. (Herald Photo) Guild To Meet By Jaae Casselberry The Ladles Guild of the At* censlon Lutheran Church of Casselberry will meet at ths church next Thursday at S p.m. North Orlando Super Market Open More than 30,000 people In the film, there la a rigid absolutely no charge to the are patiently walling for Uie Ume limit on the removal of receiver of the corneal grafts. sight than can be given when the eye*. The cost of the operations, It must be done in a hospi­ tal affiliated with the Eye Bank within four hours after death and the c>ct sent on tlielr way to a hospital where the: operation can be per­ formed to transplant Uie cor­ nea to the eye* of the donor, all within 98 hours, Dr. Katz explained. it ts necessary tlut the next of kin hate given pre­ vious permission and they also must sign again before Uie operation cun lie perform­ ed. “ All this requlris* haste and the equipment and funds nec­ essary to transplant Ihc still living tissue within the re­ quired tim e," tie puiuted out. The donation of Uie price­ less gift of sight list been heartily endorsed by aU re ­ ligious faiths, and Uicre is Sunday the research that goes on constantly and the transpor­ tation and care of Uie living I A . M . is I P . N . tissue all costs ■ great deal BEER W IN E of money, and Use Eye Bank Association throughout the country arc consequently in constant need of funds, Mrs. Woodruff said. Dive such fund raising ven­ ture is planned for this county on Jan 22, when the Jsl-Alsl Fronton has offered to donate all receipt* for Uie center section o f reserved seats on that night to the K>c Bank. Tickets are on sale at F austs and Mt Reynolds D ru g ­ stores, the Hospitality Shop In Hue hospital and from any of tlie l*lnk Ladies or the Sanford o r Casselberry Lion* Club members. and a Complete Line e l — Meats and Groceries • North Orlando Super Mkt. Lon r wood . O t M a H I. Ji Mile East o f H « y I M S LOOK FOR TH E BIG SIGN If Wide-Track is as hot as Ebenezer Sets Special School A School of Evangelistic Teaching for officers and tcacliere of the Ebenezer Methodist Church o f Sanford will be held from 3:30 p.tn. un­ til 3:30 p m. Sunday at the church. At the same time a training session for visitation teams also will he conducted. Pontiac says, why don’t they put it in their Tempest? Men's Clubs To Meet Here They just did. The Men's Club of the First Methodist Church of Sunlurd will Ik- host neat Thursday night at a dinner mrcling of men's clubs from all churches In Uie DcEand District. Between 130 and 200 men arc expected to attend the 0:30 p.in. meeting. The meal will feature fresh ham steaks and will be prepared by the Jw**t group. St. Ann Guild To Have Tea By Mr*. A d a * Muller The Ht. Ann's Guild o f the Dellary Ht. Ann C a t h o l i c Church will he hostesses at a “ Gst-Acquainted Kot-lnl and T ea " in the Social Hall o f the Church this Sunday from 2 p. m. until i p. m. A ll women o f the pariah are Invited to attend and a apecial welcome will be extended new ladies o f the parish, N U T II EHl'ON B IB LE I w ill not be res postal ble fo r any debts Incurred by anyone other than my*en. JOSEPH K A M P F Auxiliary was held Tuesday with Mrs. Gift O f Sight Stressed someone donates the use of bis eyes sftcr death to redore vision to someone else, members of the Kiwants Club learned Wednesday. These fads were presented by member* of .SHEBA, tlsc local Eye Bank Association, Mrs. Frank Woodruff, found­ er of the group and Dr. Sid­ ney Katz, local ophthalmolo­ gist, assisted by Miss Mar cells lilntz, who operated Uie projector for the showing of the film. Boy wiUi a Blind­ fold. 'O n ly Uie goodness of the human lieart can give this living legacy , the gift of sight,” Mrs. Woodruff said. She urged those who have By Mrs. Adam Mull*r The WSCS o f the Unitary signed up to donate their ejes Community Methodist Church after death to carry the or­ livid its monthly meeting on ange card with them at all Jim. 8 in the social hull o f tliu times. As was pointed out church. Sjivciu! guests fo r ths occasion wet o Indies from the DcLaud Trinity Church WKCS. The welcome to nil members umf guest* was given by Mrs. Arthur U’ngner, president of the Di'Ilary group. Devotions were given by Mrs. Edward McCarthy. Guest speaker n>r the meet­ ing was Mrs. Ethel Gray, IleI.aml district president, who used as her theme, “ Be Good To Yuurself" and “ Walk In The Eight, Don't Take The Road To Darkness.'* Door hostesses were Mre. William Lukcman and Mr*. William Relrii. special American We mm tofct ■ hint. When pm ** on U boon with eeeeeethlng m Penttoc MKiara are with WMo-Track, we're U tot everybody *He In an IL That's why Tempest he* a Wtto-Trecfc ef Its ewn this year. It's why yms get to lively 4 sad ■ I N ni. In. V-4' tee. We Win la please—and u we to any w , we're pretty accurate. New there are two kinds of Wide-Track cart. ■. Pontiac and Tempos! •*EE TOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DCALL ft FOR A WIDE CHOICE OF WIOE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS, TOO- Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. let SANFORD, FLA. �Page 0— Frl. Jnn. 18, '63 Installation Bear Lake Garden Circle Presents Program On Flower Arrangements By Rkirtey Wentworth The Bear Lake Garden Cir­ cle met at the home of Mrs. Richard Ostrander on Jame­ son Drive for the January meeting with Mrs. Kenneth Knechl of fo rest City as guest speaker. Mrs. Richard Scott, presi­ dent, conducted the business mtctlng and discussed several annual events to be held by the group. Mrs. William Mssscy gave a report from the workshop she attended at the Garden Center in Orlando. It featured the art of making a variety of ro ie i from ribbon. Mrs. M aiaey demonstrated the tech­ nique o f making e tiny full blown rose from satin ribbon. Mrs. Knecbt presented a program ou the use of gladioli and gerbera daisies and made a buffet arrangement, em ­ bossed with greenery. She also used glad florets and mada a beautiful corsage that rostmbled a rose. Mrs. Allsn fo rw ard later won this cor­ eage as a door prise. Due to the lack o f fresh XI Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Bigraa Phi met at the home o f M rs. G. Andrew gpoer. Christmas cards were received from two former members, Mrs. Carlslon Bliss who now lives In Massachu­ setts, and Mra. Wallace Tyre who la now in Germany. A thank you not# was read from th# chapter's "adopted" child at.the Baptist Children** Home in Lakeland. H er name If Cindy Lyons and she is 11 years old. She thanked the group for a Christmas gift and for bar spending money for this month. Vice-president Mrs. Vernon Hardin reminded members about the joint luncheon with the other three chapters at the Hamilton House in Cassel­ berry. Announcement w a s made about the Charity Ball to be held on Feb, IT for the Bereptn Nursing Home, Discussion was held on the party and model meeting scheduled soon in connection with the formation of a Nu Phi Mu Chapter In town for girls 11-12. T ie program led by Mrs. Speer, was about the Pennsylvania Dutch. Discusston was held on such things as Rlvva! Soup, seven sweets and seven sours, plain dress, fastnichta, B l a c k Bumper Mennonlles and schnlts and goepp. Later in the year the members will hsvs a Frnntyl vanla Dutch dinner party with their husbands. Members were instructed In bow to decorate agg sheila with lace, glitter, ecquloa and material, Refresh­ ment! were served by the bostess during the social hour. Enterprise Personals M r. and Mrs. C, A. Header■on sod Howard were weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ay lies in North Hollywood. Mrs. Henderson remained for a longer visit with her daugh­ ter, M r*. Aylies. flowers, Mrs. Knecht demon­ strated several effective uses for permanent flowers. She made a sunny centerpiece of jonquils and daisies in a straw container. She explained the process as she worked and conducted a question and answer period during the demon­ stration. This Saturday Mrs. Vernon Gleazcs won the monthly gift certificate. Mrs. C. L. Brunk, Lake Asher, will be hostess for the Febru­ ary meeting. MRS. A L L A N FORWARD, left, received the corsage used in a demonstra­ tion, from president, Mrs. Richard Scott, at the Bear Lake Garden Circle meeting. January meeting with Mrs. ROBE CIRCLE Rose Circle members met John D. Thomas as co hostess at the "Lucky Acrea" home Mrs. Charles Park gave the of the president, Mr*. Henry opening devotions. A letter Simpson, ia Geneva, for the C R E A T IV E W OMAN was read from Taiwck, Tai­ sending used greeting cards and telling of the Interesting tilings they were used for. Mrs. A. W. Kppf led a dis­ cussion on horticulture and re­ ported on the varictlei of plants that were not damaged by the freeze. She urged giv­ ing plenty of water to the plants that were Injured. Mrs. W. E. Gray reported that the Junior Gardeners at Lake Mary Elementary School had dccuruled coleus plants with beads for Christmas. The following new officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Epps, president; Mrs. Charles Meriwether, vice president; Mrs. G. R. Pearson, secretary, and Mrs. B. B. Crumley, treasurer. Mrs. J. M. Fahey of the Hi­ biscus Circle presented a pro­ gram im Bonsai. She told about the art or dwarfing trees, polled in shallow con­ tainers and said, " I t had its beginning In China, centuries ago." The Japanese later nude U a part o f their tradi­ tion. She displayed a varjety of Interesting specimen from her collection and explained how they were raised. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon, Olliers present were Mines. J, L. Brown, Charles Bromley, J. O. Gre­ gory, W. G. Kllbee, Ed Lane, W. A. Morrison, J. It. Straub, Charles Cols, P. G. Yerkcs and J. C. Noel. Hosts For Supper Meeting By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Odd. Fellow* were re­ cent hosts to their families and the Rebekahs and their fam ­ ilies at ■ covered dish supper held at the Odd Fellows Hall. Following the supper Mrs. Wright o f the Cerebral Palsy Center In Orlando showed slides and gave an Interesting talk on the work at the center. The Odd Fellowa gave her a check to be used In any way needed In her work. J, C. Cotes of Ft. Lauder­ dale, Deputy Grand M aster of the Jurisdiction of Florida then gave a very informative ■durci] of Rcbckah Odd Pellow ship. New Arrivals lu Geneva Mr. and Mrs. Harold W al­ lace or Geneva are proudly announcing in the community U k birth of a new grandson born Tuesday, Jan. 13 at the Seminole Memorial Hospital to their aon-ln-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Char­ les Brice of Sanford. The Brices are also parents of an tl-montb daughter. P a ­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Melvin Brice of Kan­ sas City, Mo. To kerp sectional sofa pieces daughter. Paternal grandpar­ from sliding apart, plaee a ent! are Mr. and Mra. Melvin screen door hook and eye on the back of the leg*. Brice of Kansae City, Mo. I Seminola ! DeBary Women RebekaHonor Attend State Officer At Banquet The Sanford Drove ISO Be­ By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Assembly of Florida, Mrs. nevolent Patriotic Order of Members of Seminola Rc- Maye Kemen, of West Palm Does will hold a public in­ stallation o f officers this Sat­ bekah Lodge No. 43, honored Beach, with a recent banquet urday at 8 p.m. in the Elks the president of the Rcbckah at the Civic Center. Bodge room. Esther Le Fever, deputy su­ preme president, will be in­ stalling officer and the follow­ ing officers will be Installed: Mrs. Brad Polcy, president; Mrs, Plnley Nash, first coun­ selor; Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, senior counselor; Mrs. Pete Bukur, junior counselor; Mrs. H. Dlsbrow, secretary; Mrs. George DcMaltio, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Wilson, inner guard; Mrs. Harry Kenny, outer guard. Mrs. Richard Mapcs, three year trustee; Mrs. John Pierro, assistant conductor; Mrs. John McCloskey, chaplain; Mrs. LcRoy Hickson, musi­ cian; Mrs. Fred Roeltgcr and Mrs. Bill Labrce, color bear­ ers and attendants are Mrs. Jim Smith, Mrs. Steve Androsko, Mrs. Florence Lyons and Mrs. Joe Wolfe; Mrs. Ro­ bert Blllhlmer, parliamentar­ ian; Mrs. Prank Wilson, his­ torian, and Mis. Bowerson, public relations. All members o f the Sanford Elks Lodge No. 1241, their wives, members of the Anna MRS. M A Y E K E R N E N , president of, tint ReMiller Circle and the general Itcknli Assembly o f Florida, left and Min. W. L. public arc invited to attend the Roche, Noble Grand, o f the local Rebekahs at a ceremony. banquet honoring the state officer. Honored guest for the cere­ (Herald Photo) mony will be Mrs. Roy Young, North District President, of Jacksonville Beach. G u e s t speakers will include Prank Holmes, exhalted ruler of San­ ford Elks Lodge; At Coe o f the Orlando Elks Lodge and Paul Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Matt­ taining grandpa James Der­ l«w ls , manager o f the Sanford son ere looking forward lo a ringer of Johnstown, Pa. Credit Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bernvisit from Mrs. Mattson's bro­ rltter of Colomba ltd. have aa ther, R-. J. Stevenson from their bouscgucsts, Mr. BernHouston, Texas. The family rltlor’i brotiier-in-law and sis­ has not seen him for 20 years. ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. LinHe Is expected in DcBary the inger of Eric, Pa. latter part of this week. Mrs. O. Slccrman has re­ Mr. and Mra. Henry Lohol turned from a trip to Virginia o f Montana have returned where she visited her children. The Sanford Junior 4-H from a visit to Europe that Girl's Club will huld a bake took them to Austria, Capri, and England. sale this Saturday in front Coppcnhagcn of the Pood Pair, starting at Their tour took four months. The Luhuf* return lo DeBary 10:30 a.m. Proceeds will be used to every winter and they expect The Dependable Sunday help pay expenses for the club lo stay until their son grad­ at the County and Stale Pairs. uates from Stetson University School Class of First Methodist in the spring, Church will meet at the home Mr. and Mrs. William Her- of Mrs. A. L. Skinner, 008 ringer of Azalea Drive and Magnolia Ave., Monday at T:3U daughter Marcia are enter­ p.m. A Mamanlta branch, holding purple orchids, Mrs. Kerncn’s favorite flower, centered the speaker's table. Programs, place cards and favors con­ tinued the theme. Mrs. Nell Pulrcll was In charge o f the program, Mrs. Margaret McGonigal, assem­ bly chaplain of Kissimmee, gave the invocation and Mrs. W. L. Roche, noble grand, welcomed the guests with a re ­ sponse by Mrs. Kcrncn. Tin* ueBsry Wumaj’i Club was represented at a recent district meeting held at the Peninsula Club in Daytona Beach by the following mem­ bers: Mrs. Wallace Gabler, Mr*. Charles Ulrich. Mrs. William Fidlcr Mrs. Preston McBcan, Mrs. Harold Wills, Mrs. James Duffy. Mrs. Gustave Deiningcr, Mrs. Charles Duryca, Mrs. Ruth Magnuson, Mrs. A l­ bert Salisbury, Mrs. Prica Goodsun, Miss Bcsi-ice J. Ty­ son and Mrs. Eli Yoder, pres­ ident of the DcBary club. Miss Tyson talked on parlia­ mentary law- and Mrs. Ell Yoder cave the response. Mrs. Nick Pfcifauf, soloist, sang "Th e Little Damozrl." Mrs. Auburn Rector intro­ duced the distinguished guests with a response by Mrs. Vel­ ma Sumner, district deputy president of District No. 10. Mrs. Mae Myers, past district deputy, gave the benediction. The following morning IT members o f the local Rcbckah Lodge joined Mr. and Mrs. Kcrnen for breakfast at the Pinecresl Inn. R ENO VATIO N S P E C IA L! All type* bedding rebuilt. One day servle# when necessary. Quality materi­ als & workmanship. For free estimate rail . . . EC H O LS BEDDING CO. 2nd. A Magnolia P A 2-5321 OPEN FRI. NIGHT T ILL 9:00 THE M AN A G E M E N T AND PERSO NNEL OF PE N N E Y S W ITH NEIGHBORS W ELCOM ING This Saturday Dependable Class Meeting In Daytona .Mrs. Kemen was paying her official visit to the Seminola Lodge. The president's colors of purple and yellow were car­ ried out in all decorations dur­ ing the evening. DeBary Personals wan, thanking the circle for Oddfellows B P O Does Plan H L TO H THIS OUR IN THE PRODUCTS CO. COMMUNITY. Meets Monday Geneva Personals Gay, Young Muu-Muu Comfortable lu wear , , . easy to care for . . . bright young niuu-muu that has a slcrvc choice. Add a bell, or not. No. 1421 with Plwto-Guide is Gursta o f Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ eph Mathleux of Geneva are her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Airs. William C. Sherwood ol Laurel. Md., who plan (o spend some lime In the H ale since Mr. Sherwood has retired from Ihe post office. From Geneve (hey will go to Ihe Miami area where they will attend the aliening of the Hialeah Race Track and will visit with Earl Johnson. From there they plan io go to Nassau and join hla mother, Mr*. Janie Sherwood, also of Maryland. ■ ■ ■ SEW A N D SAVE ■ ■ i Dacron and Cotton DARK PRINTS 83% Barron and Polyeater and 33% Cotton 4i Inches Wide Regular 81.59 REDUCED TO — in sizes B, 10, 12, 14, 10, II. Bust 30 lo 38. Size 10, ahort Assorted Fabrics sleeve, without belt, 4% yards of 33-inch msieriat. To order send 33 cents in LOOK W HATS PR INTED ON coin* for each p iltom to; P E N N E Y ’S RONDO Creative Woman COTTON! Sanford Herald HANFORD FIXJWKR SHOP Box 438, Midlown Station New York 18, N. Y. Print name, address style number and size. with Cor. K. 1st * Hanford Ave. F A 2-IN22 F A 2-8481 Tiny geometries, abstracts, florals, aplaahy juiUeriiH, kitchen subjects, even bandanna pat­ terns 1 Rich colorings fur fashionable dresses, separates, home fashions. Thrifty, too — $2 worth for a dress, $1 for cafes! Cordially invite you to be present at the Annual Charity Ball SPRING M ayfair Inn, Sanford Saturday Eve,, Jan. 26th* VELVETONES DIRECT FROM A ENGAGEM ENT THE “CORA” (IN DUTCH AT THE CAPRI 9:30 Subscription $5 Per Couple ’til 1:30 Dress Optional FOR TABLE RES. PH. F A 2-4863 Values 100% R A Y O N to 91.96 SCATTER PILE RUGS BALANCE OF Breakfast Will Be Served OUR SENTENCE F R ID A Y Dancing GUIRNA) NOW SERVING THE EV E R Y Fabrics Sammy Gentile's Orchestra 6 MONTH AT AHHorted & IN SA TU R D A Y SANFORD From 12:00 T il. . . ? “AT TH E LODGE” Price. . . . $1.00 H U V IH M H I SHOP UWY. 11-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND,, FLA I S E W A N D SAVE 27 X 48 Foam back, huga the floor. Machine Wushukle, available in pink, brown, green, white or grey. Heightens the beauty o f any room or hallway with contrasting depth in stylised design. Versatile rayon nutkes it dur­ able and easy to care for. �. ,1V * - Site (Dsuah Obby • V us and we enn’ t get rid o f her. She has a job and pays us 810 a week, but her food and laundry cost more than that. My husband took out an insurance policy fur her with niy hus­ band as beneficiary. We pay the pre­ miums. Well, she borrowed 8400 on It and the Insurance people tell us if we don't pay it buck, when she dies there won't be enough to bury her. When we asked her to pay it back she said. " I don’t care what you do with me after I die. Dig a hole in the back yard and throw me In i" When wo threaten to put her out. she says she’ll quit her Job, go to court and force us to support her. Can she do this? DEAR W EST T E X A S : Tell the boy nbout the effects of tobacco and ask him not to smoke until he is 21 as a favor to himself and a gesture o f respect for his parents’ love and wisdom. I f he will meet you halfway, he nmy forego smoking all his life. Here's hoping. • • DEAR A BUY: You will save my Hfc If you put in your column what a “ D" means on a report curd. I got a "D " and my father took all niy privileges until next report card time. I tried to tell him that a “ D” was a pussing mark but he wouldn’t believe me. Do tenchers grade d if­ ferent, Abby? Please answer right away. PRISONER A T A LOSS D EAR A T : In some states the ndult children are forced by law to support indigent imrents. If you are truly concerned, better ask your law­ yer. DEAR "P R IS O N E R ": When some teachers give a "D ” it Indicates that the student barely passed — but he DID pass. Other teachers will give n "D ” even though the work i« not actually passing, but she knows the student tried. Have your father call your teacher to find out what YO U R " D " meant or you are D-E-A-D. D EAR BESSIE: Not unless he's Jewish. • • • • • nership is a willingness On of Each has great confidence in his partner’s ability to handle the cards and tends to raise bis partner rather than rebid his own suits. Bobby Jordan who bald ths South cards might wall bars doubled Eaat’s two club bid, but he decided to try for game because he was vutnera b I a and his opponents weren’t. Arthur had a natural two heart rebid over hi* part­ ner's two diamond call and ix)s. • • • • FRIDAY P. M. SIX OF the principal characters meet at a fa ­ shionable party In this scene from the provoca­ tive Warner Bros. Technicolor presentation o f "The Chapman Report," opening Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. Candid Film Ritz Bound n ip p in g n t iilf • w ea lth y suliurbnn c om m u n ity’* facade o f sm u g rv sp ec tn b ility, a team o f p^-ch u b-gU ts condu ctin g a sex « u r v t y d ra m a ­ tic a lly resh ap e the liv e * o f f.-ur w om en in " T h e C hap, m an R e p o r t," tins p ro v o ca tiv e W a rn e r B ro *. T ech n ico lor m otion p ictu re o p en in g Sun­ d a y at the K it* T h ea tre. E fre m Z im b n list J r., S h el­ ley W in te r*, Julie Funda, C la ire Bloutn, G iy n li John*, R a y D anton and T y Hurdin top the r a i l o f the D a rry l F . Znnuck P rod u ction w hich i* based on the cont ro v er* ini h ca t-rellin g n ovel b y Ir v in g Arthur a problem. He held two five card suits and most players figure on rebldding the second suit in order t » give a clear picture o f the W IS T BAST hand. A Q 10T I I SK I Arthur reasoned that while VKTI3 «Q » he did hold two five-card ♦ as A 141 ♦ S3 AAQtlfa suit*, his partner had heard SOUTH him bid both and that seven 43 o f hla 13 high card points V AS were outside those Suite. The XKJKVSS K 1074 jack o f clubs ought to help North and South vulnerable his partner stop that eull, the ge«Ui Norik loot Weel ace and queen should (ill in Pooa 1* 2 * a# Poos hi* partner's diamonds. Peis aw.T. 1* 2N.T. Pass P m Piss So Arthur raised hie part­ Opening ner to three no-trump and o f Bobby's hand clearly called course Bobby had no trouble fo r no-trump. This gkT* making the contract, NORTH <D> A A JIB] * j ioaia and they aren't ahout to k t a mere man make such Im­ portant decision as choosing • silver or china pattern, or even selecting e chair for the living room. Oh, a husband might go along whan there la furniture to be bought. But hla sug­ gestions are usually Ignored as the wife sod the sales­ man between them make the final decisions, Even when the husband seems to be making the choice, it's e KM shot that the wife has previously made her choice. She take* her husband to the store and carefully steers him to the right direction. I f you don’t believe H, Just watch a few couptei shopping together tor something for dtighUqhiA S A N D R A DEE and Hobby Darin, who were brought together for the fin d time in Unlvcrh I ' h highly jxjpulnr "Como September," are re­ united in " I f A Man Answers," Ross Hunter production lieing released by Universal. Mlclieiine Fresle, John Lund, Cesar Romero and Stefaniu Powers complete tho cast toppers in this romantic comedy filmed in full color. p.ra. "Incident Comedy Set For Drive-In Containing all the laughprovoking elements which at* proving to be so popular with tha public these duy». Uni­ versal'* Ross Hunter preduetlon, " I f A Mail Answer*," open* Sunday at the Muvioland Drive-In Theatre. Snndra Dee, Bobby Darin, Michcline Fresle, John Lund, Ce*ur Rumero and Htefanle Powers are starred In this riotous Eastman color come­ dy that la a worthy aucessor to Hunter's "P illo w Talk," credited with starting the cur­ rent cycle o f romantic come­ dies. The other feature on tha program I* "B etrayed" with Clark Gable and Lana Turn­ er, Byru»hMmett their home. Whatever the Item, It's tho wife who poari a i the expert and the hus­ band who listens meekly to what she has to say. One reason lin t women have gotten the upper hand to fam ily buying la because they talk the salesman's lan­ guage, and a man doesn't. So the man stays ailant as hla wife and a talesman start tosilng around such terms aa "E a rly A m e r i c a n " and "French Provincial" and the PH O N E F A M i l * newest names tor all the shades o f the rainbow—names » *v 11 • that change every season or mill im i m i a i HI two. How can a man who calls T O N IT E A BAT. "m elon " orange, or “ rosedual" pink, or "c o c o s " tan, 61.00 A C A R L O A D ever hope to have his opin­ G IA N T T R IP L E F E A T U R E ions carry any wcighiT Nu. 1 A t 7:00 Only T V Tima Previews ( * l sic-* OM ( I t G r»w *r* Simons* (St W * k » Up Merli-o 191 Countdown Now* C ) lluhln lino,I (41 I'srlnonvlll* I 19 (SI Deputy lU irg 1:31 131 W hits Itunlrr (M Csrtoon Carnlrol l i l t ( I t Hood Morning t i t Suprr Car 1:3* (31 71iif( A llt id y 10:0* *1 AWtn A th* Chip, munki (M Sir. 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(9) H igh w ay Falral 1:44 (3) M trv-u rlffln Shaw ( I t Fosaword ( l l Hay In Coarl 3:94 (SI .Nile Nsws ( I t A rt Llnklstter (M ssreo Kay* 1:99 (3 ) l.wrelta Toung Show l< ) M llllonolre ( I t q u s ta far a Day 3:14 (3 ) Toung Dr. Moluno ( I t To T i l l Tho Truth ( I ) W ho Do T ea Trust 1:91 (4 ) Douglas Edwards Nows with the Nsws 4."9 ( ! ) Til# Mateh Gam* (M American Handltoad 14) Haerat Klorm 4:10 (3 ) M .k* Room for Daddy ' I t Edso o f Night I I ) DUeovsry 'S3 1:94 ( I t Amarlean Nawaslonl 4:99 ( I t NUC Nawa 1:11 ( I I Ikapay* Ployhoeas (31 Th* Beat o f Oroatha (4 ) Undo WoH 9:39 (41 Bants Clou* 41 34 IM Deputy Dow| ( ! i I I.ad t Liras 1:99 (4t W aalksr th aw Honors Players NEW Y O n K (U P I ) - TbP sports lwlge of B'Xdl B'rith ull] honor Stin Jiuiisl o f Uip St. Louis Cardinsls, WllliP Mays o f ths San Francisco Giants, AI Jackson of tha New York Mcts, and Ralph Tarry of tht New York Yankaal far "high principle and achieve­ ment in sports" at its BUI Co­ rum Memorial Awards Dinner Sunday night. Signed Pacts C H I C A G O (U P I ) - Two pitchers, southpaw Dick Ells­ worth and right hander Paul Toth, returned ilgnad Chicago Cub can tn cU today to laava the team only 11 ptoysra yet to aign on the »-m a n roster. Women nre rmatures w h s enn talk themselves out o f al­ most anything sxerpt a phonn booth. TV RENTAL • Sales l/f \j I kssam Heading Rooai Ksplorlng llnbl. Trout, Now* Air Korea Now* It* « law (91 H ighw ay Patrol i l l Champlonthlp W its (lin g (SI Cliarnplmahlp llrldgr (31 Mr. IVIaard 13) Ilia* and shin* (( 9 ) Sport* inlortiatlnn( I t Challang* Ootf ( I ) Pro llnwlar* Tour ( * ) Biromboat 'Round th* Rond" ( I ) On-'« Upon A Dima ( I t i.'hanglng Tima* (S) Mr. Adam A K*a ( l l I’ orlsr W agoner Seminole T V (St (3 ) 19:13 ( * ) (I) B oth film s w ill p la y th rou gh Tu esday. On W ed n esd a y and T h u rs ­ d a y, " T h e M o u n ta in " and " S t a la g 17" w ill p la y. A trip le h o rro r film I* slated fo r F rid a y and S a tu r­ day. T h e th re e film * a re "B lo o d O f D ra e u la ," " N ig h t O f T h e B lood B e a s t" and "B lo o d O f T h e V a m p ire ." 1:40 1:30 J;(I0 1:00 3:lo 1:39 l:«e 9:90 CIS I 00 OPEN 11:48 TODAY R I T Z A SAT. EVERYBODY READS TH E CLASSIFIED DOUBLE F E A T U R E RO M H I LllIJi:, SI I VIN SO N S t\ ) "TALL MAN RIDING” Randolph Hrott • Color SUNDAY thru W E D N E SD A Y Nu onr under 14 will be admltlrd unioae arcompaaitd by an adult. NO C IIII.D B E N Olt S T U D E N T T IC K E T S SOLD A D M IS S IO N Stic No. S A t » ; M Only Spidtr by lih « im » H w b S K T Plan to see. . . . T h e Fabulous Entertaining From 9:30 till 1:30 a. m. SA T U R D A Y At Tha NIGH T TO M SK? HMNETOvWIIWD ■Stwraw C*-Feature Run, • SiSI Only M m . 4 T « m . • t i l l Only mtM-,rnQtt OPEN 1(18 AT 1(41 • 4il# • TtM • •(•• HTAHTti THUR8. 9 iT * * Z Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll gel the response You want when you use & u t f r r b If e r a U i W D H M K W N JAN. 24 • Sarvlca HH Hanford Ave. FAS-4IH Zanslk M at TY Hatoa 'THE WAR LOVER” CBS. at 7 Television ( I t W ld* W orld o ( (11 Sundoy Night M ot lao -porta (31 All-Wtnr OoU 9:33 (3 1 f a r 34- (Vhar* Ar* Ton? 3:99 ( « ) I f * th* l.a w 1:41 (31 lionanag • i (90 1 * 1 Nawa Mltaaton* 1:19 (M O ail* A H arriot 111 Th* Itcal MeCay* l i t ! f i t O.r.. T h »*t*r 7(99 (M Ch. I Nsws (M Star prrform anc* i t ) Tear o f Confronta­ tion 7:19 (3> Bam Ronadlct (*> Jacktr Dloasan Show 14:40 (3 ) Snow of th* w # *k IM Th* Hallant Man (M (Undid Comoro ( I t Vole# of rlra>ton* 1:11 (St Jooy Hlahop Show (S i R tfim la rt 11:19 I ) What's Uy Lin* 19) Howard K. im lth ( I t Mr. Pmtth Goss To 11 111 (31 .Vowarop* Waahlngtc-n 9:04 ( I t Fat. Night Mevlog ( I I Erie Srvarald Nsws IM l.awranro Walk (M Mid-Flo. Nawa 9:1* (t t H av« dun W ill Tra- H i l t (31 Pttar Gunn vrt M itt ( f t Ch. Nina Tbaatar 9:49 ( I ) llellyn on .l Vlorlo I0:«0 (|i Klght o f th# WaaV C ovalrid* (Si ilunamoke 19:49 IM Make That Spar* MONDAY A. M. H i l l ( t l (Ut. Night Rhow (91 U ld -ria . Now* « : « l ( i ) aige on IM Ch. I Nsws 4:14 (3 ) Sign On t i i t l ( f t Hollywood M ovl* t i l l (41 Clrov# A Farm H i. Cavnlood* port t i l l * ( I t Championship W rssl1:34 (4 ) C olUg* of th* Air ling 7:94 (21 Today 19:9* ( t t Big* 0(9 (M Wako I'p tlovtaa 1:30 (S i I'out-lo Paslur* 7:19 (31 Farm, tla r k it Ra(3i Mr. WHard port 4:9* (4 ) "o n r* Cpon * d im *" 7:19 ( f t Stata Nawa and 3:94 131 T it A Waothar 3:10 (31 T il A »:3* ( I t ToJ.ty J:u0 (31 Bp.irts International I:4S (M fountduu-n News T ill (M M lcklta (loipal Tim* 1:11 (9 ) Mlekay Kaant Show SUNDAY P. M. ( I t CopL Kangaroo 1:41 ( I ) woatbar aad Nawa 11:11 (St Faith for Today 1 11 (3 ) Today (3t Christopher (9) CarloovlIW (M Mart (he Saw San1:91 (31 Jack (Alan * Show atnrp ( I t American lllatory 13:31 (M Kt VIii n In *| It!* • i 11 ( f t Romptr Room ( t l Ortl Hobart* 4:91 ( t ) flat! Smrm Show t i l l (9) Herald * ( Truth 14:11 (9 ) Say TVhao (11 Mae lino Spar* ( I t C altn la r ( I t Alt America W ant* to Know ( f t (.earn Spanish 1:11 ( I t laauac and Anawrr* t f : l l (9 ) Play Tour Hunch ( I I t L ost I.ury (St Hlg 1’ lctur* 111 Victory ot Hr* (9 ) Ann Botham Show 1:10 ( t ) lssuas A Anawrr* 71:49 (4 ) Tha MeCoya (9 ) Price U Right 1:90 (M AKt, All-Siar Gama (* t If o f FIs. IlaskattMlI (9 ) Jan* Wymon F r*. oant* lllg h tlg h ls ( t ) THA 71(11 ( I t Pal* A Gladys 1:14 (41 Sunday Bnnrta Spar(9 ) Tour* For A Song (ocular ( l l Conaantratloe 3:10 (31 W ild Kingdom 4;4» (3 ) 1-ro.RuWl Knothall MONDAY P. M. Gams ( t l One* Upon A Pima 71:4* (3 ) Tour n ra t Improa ( I t Tour * ( (ho W h it* ala* llous* with Mr*. ( I ) Taneataa* Rrnt* John F. Ktnnrdy Ford l i l l (4 ) Tod Mack Amateur (St (a ir* of t.ll* Hour 11:11 ( * ) Horry Haioonar ( I ) M ajor Adam*, TraitNawa m *«t»r 11:39 (9) Kathtr Knows Itaal litS (at n K. Cotlag* Bow! ( I ) Saarek (at TeaiorroiS 1:14 (4) Th# T w a n llilh Con* ( I ) Truth or Canattury queneo* (t t lllu Story 17:19 |*t Guiding Light 4:90 ( I ) Valiant Tatra 79:91 ( l l AIIC Mid-Hay Report 1*1 Crobo 19:91 I t ) NOC Nawa 7.90 ■;* Knalan O'TooI* 7:44 IS) Th* Optn Window (M tlaath Vhlloy p ay* (9) Mld.Fta. Report (St I.*aal* ( I t Kowa and Waothar 7:11 431 W ondsrfal W s r ll *( 1:19 (9 ) I f i l m s Cotsy 1:19 i t ) Rllmnaalleo l i t T h * Jotoon* 1:31 m N n c N>va ( I t lu n n lt, th* Monaco 1:91 (SI As Th* arorld Terns 1:94 ( I ) I d PullUaa (SI Sclsnea 11:90 ( I ) M ogir (.and of Alla- Raw­ one o f the drovers being taken enjoy seeing old friends, tor Bteva Mrtfueea the hick-town hucksters. U featurea some acta that No. 1 A t l«:Sa* Only have beau on often enough to Rock." This episode la a wel­ Ditto Susan Oliver aa the sa­ "DAMN YANKEE” be oonaidarad that. Hi,- Schu­ Tab lluater - Color come break for fans of ths loon atoger who lata the men mann horses ara unique series as tha drovers come know they arc being taken. equine performers who show • ff the range to enjoy the Eric Flaming and Clint East- thalr training to n riderless basketball game. Thera la an­ comforts of t very small town. wood star. H U N . • M O N . • TL'EB. T:«04;*0 p.m. NBC. Inter- other horse net simulating an Unfortunately, the townspeo­ E A R L Y B IR D HlloVt' ple era scheming a bit of national Showtime. "Circus equestrian ballerina and us­ R U N D A Y H A T t i l l P. M. wholesale thievery. You'll en­ from Copenhagen." This epi­ ing performers placed to the Showing Hun. . « t U A joy veteran Lon Chaney at sode la fo r those viewer* who audience. Mm . A Tata. • TtM A T:>0-l:30 hide. I:t9 7:07(1* 7:99 1:94 11 VQ 1:90 ( I t W oynt room ar 14) AUC Kvsnlnv tl»pert l:IS (S> lls r t * Womtnla la Soorta a:t a i m mm - r u . cran in g H *rort ( I ) apart* 4:13 (»> W catbar (*> tlnchalur F athtr €:*0 ( I I Sports im i o N nc s'sw i (St Thlt 1* Oolt 3:49 191 Th* n*b »t (St Outdoor B ellstle tloard ( I ) lu n g e r Has f . t l ts ) Wshpr cran k ttt — Now* t .39 (3) Interactional she time IM S-.,'iunt 15) H i '« hide I . #* (P ) Knthorn Know * tirot 1:94 C l .-In.: Along With Mltrh (S> Houle t l (91 Th* r llo tu lo o tl 4.41 IM I m H leb in t— lis a Konatsr 9:19 ( a I (lfr * d Jlltche-v-k Hour I I I I ’ oV t C ilt Mr t’ hortt* 1:19 (SI 7' Hunsot Strip 10:00 C| Tflrphono Hour 10:30 CM l ’ ro A Con (Si t:)»w1tnr>* 11 99 (9 ) AM-1 Kin si nrpett t?i V , « , e o p t (SI ( ‘ hsnnol S N-warom* 11-IS ( » ) Mid-Florida Now* M 3 * IM W oslb tr Show 11:11 IM rt-on etl 9 Thoator (St Hollywood Movl* W a lla c e, tlccnune o f th e c o n ­ tro v e rs ia l su bject m a tte r P r o ­ d u cer R ich ard Z an u rk and D ire c to r G e o rg e C u kor closed the film ’ * »e t d u rin g much o f the sh o otin g. " T h e p ictu re ie based on the p rem ise th a t lo v e and ten ­ dern ess a r e th e tru e m ean in g o f sex and th n t s ex w ith o u t those is m ere a n im a lity ," said Zunurk w h en the film w en t b e fo re th e cam eras. " W e In­ tend to m a k e an h oliest pic ('***!< *d* tu re w hich w ill be h ig h ly In 11:9* (9t Tonlt* (c re s tin g , and w e intend to do it w ith o u t b ecom in g «■ d e a ler SATURDAY A . M . In p o rn o g ra p h y ." By Oswald Jacoby J .Ac Woman: "M en buy or make the de­ cision* on virtually all buy­ ing h r Europe" reports a business management conI sultaot, recently r e t u r n e d from Germany. "In Europe lt'a the man o f the family who even chooses the furlture and dishes." ( That's quit* a contrast to the buying picture In AmarI lea, where women buy 98 per [cen t o f ordinary goods and [often have the decisive voice [in the big buys, such aa the [fa m ily car. j The picture may soma day | change in Europe, but it [isn 't likely to change to the |United States, for one aim* |pie reason: | American women have set |themselves up a* the arhl|tcre of taste tor the family, F r i . J a n . 1, ’63— P a g e Weekend Hate to write letters? Send one dol­ lar to AB BY, Box 33G5, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’s new book­ let. "H O W TO W R ITE LE TTE R S FOR A L L OCCASIONS." $aa>by each partner to bs dummy. • Whnt's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply/ send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 11365, Beverly Hills, Calif, DEAR A R R Y : Nine years ago my husbund's mother moved in with On* o f th* strongest points • D E AR A B B Y : Do you think a woman should keep a kosher kitchen fo r her husband? BESSIE • in ths Jordan-Roblnscn part­ Vrralh By Abigail Van Buren D E AR A p B Y : I have a 14-yearold son. I have just discovered that he lma been smoking. Should I jmnish him or should 1 just ignore it and let him smoke? Some sa> to give him permission to smoke In front of us and the fascination o f It will wear off. What do you sav? ‘ W EST TE X A S • ftsnforh W ANT ADS �NOvV H £ 'S T A L K IN G TO w W ALLS TVlE YELLING* TUB CAROUSING* THE THOUSANDS WHO p a s s e d through h e r s DUR/Nfl WDRlP VWARTWO— I CAN SEE fT AU-/ ^ BOY, LOOK AT THESE OLO WALLS/ I'LL BET THIS BARRACKS k HAS SEEN 60M E KL T iw s s f . Hold Your Own Sale W ith H E R A LD W ant-Ads Classified 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W . First / ZHAVBTHS 6TKAN QB t T FE E LIN G THAT IM BEING . WATCHaX 1 w h ic h yi 1 p ic x a m n e e cA ix e t 1 n il KNOWTHECEfe b’A noe a y DEADLINES fS x v jL y lc M r G H A X B IH B CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: Tuei., thru F n . • 3 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. FSeUNOTHAT IW B G T N a WATCHECL STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day before insertion. Moo. - S a t noon. R E SPO N SIB ILITY: DO YOU MR. tSRUMBLY AXI PROMISED HO C O N S ID E R / WY R A IS E ) A T ) CO RRECT/ C l KNIoW,J > B§AlS I h1 M IGH TY J B IG < MOUNTAIN MOUNT T EVEREST) —i t s y j l x S IR ! ^CO NFO U ND IT, N U T C H E L L l ETTOI l - t C H A N G I N S TWI r V - i SUBJECT/. r B U T HOW ABOUT M Y k -J R A IS E R j The Herald will not be re sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reiervca the right to re vise o r reject any advertise ment from what ordered to conform to the pollciei of this paper. Legal Notice IK T tlH C IR C U IT COURT OF T U B N IK TH JU D ICIAL C IR ­ C U IT IK AKD FOR OKMIKOI.SS COtJKTV, FI.OHIOA. IK C tlAK C K R T KO. ISTtl CRUMPTON nUILDBItB, INC. a Florida aorporatlon, Plaintiff -vaKFINKRT W IT T K N M T B R amt IILAN C H E W IT T K N U rK R . hla wlfa, Dafandanla k o t ic k UNCLE AL KMt« WKVB XI66ED UTTlE-lR-ireu* NON AMP THEN) LOOK WOT \ lOUOFICT ClftTAJM M V l i - V M . CAkft S O *' M LM cK U W S8*niW fY.A ICT5 oMYSTAY* TCKiTCX.-FtHHW** 790 OMB D * MOWASOUt HOTKEP LURKWO M TM IU W SM TYW MM UPIN WHERE PO YOU P1MI ID KNWMMF. h k e a t m o n t N iu u m i rrw A 0000 CENTRAL, k LOCATIONl J WELL AS 1KB NEXT T FELLA— or aurr DTATF. OF FI.ORIDA I TO i illancha Hlmmona, form ­ erly lllancha Wltlanmyar, tha wiro o f Krntat W ittanmyar, whoao raatdanea la unknown Ton a rt haraby raqutrad to flla your anawar or written dafanaaa. If any. In tha abaca proraadlng with the Clark o f thla t.'uurl, and to aarva a copy tliarauf upon tha PlalntlfCa attornaya. whuaa namaa and addraaa appaars haraon, on or before tho Sflh (lay of February, 1141, tho naturo of thla procaadlna balna a ault for forarloaura o f mortsaito aaolnat tho follow ing daocrlbad proparly, to -w lli L o t I I. Block I I Dranmwold According to Plat thoroof rocordod In Plat llook I. paga S» A I t Public llacurrto o f gemltiola County, Florida, aublacl to tha rlghla o f way and aaoemont o f record. Ik iN K AND UIIDKItKD at Hanford, County o f Hamlnoto Hlata o f Florida, thla llt b day o f January, ISIS. PUTTING A fWttWNOr MBTCT e r id ic u l o u s o n tm e sow r - YOU MUST FINO DAVIDS IPRAOOI PREYING ■vour st=u u a J e c T tfiU V»- CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. 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. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 10. Female Help Wonted 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 20. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Sendee 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 30. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabunos 6. For Rent Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. Modem 3 bedroom, kitchen 1305 Elliott Ave., F A 2-5254 equipped borne. Near or FA 2-0525. school and playground. $95 month. FA 2-6457. MODERN. 2 bedroom unfurn­ ished bouse. 1110 W. Third T BEDROOM house, kitchen St. Phone Bartow 2332320. equipped. Lake Mary, Phone F A 2-4941. ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Magnolia Are. F A 2-0720. Furnished Dupless. One available January IS, one 2 Bedroom modern House, available 1st of February. kit. equipped. SIT Catalina. FA 2-3010. 1 Bedroom House nicely furn­ I DDRM.. Fla. Rm., plenty of ished. $03 month. Water in­ abade, fenced. FA 2-2320. cluded. FA 2 6544. Furnished 3 room Garage 2 Beuroom bouse, kitchen Apartment. FA 2-3167. equipped. 1503 Douglas Ave. FA 2-0363. 3 Room furnished House. 409 W. Third St. FA 2*2021. UNFURNISHED new 3 bed­ room house, kitchen equip­ 2 Bedroom House. Close in. ped. FA 2 3605. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. AaiuawTNmt . j ii IE POWER—AND X AM THE KWtA! > % 11 * ' ' ' ' ‘ For Sale or Lease 5 Acre Tract 230* X 928’ Equipped with truck scale. Suitable as Junk Yard and or Used Auto Parts Mrs. Zuckerman FA 2-7475 A. W ILLIAM S Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. R E N T A BED Stemper Agency C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Legal Notice le t i i k cat ht t'a rw T T jiiK iR , roM eKMIKI>I.R or t h is ssn IOD.KTV, ik v t .o n iiM !■ H#i *:■(■(• ■( C A ltttlE II. IIOOLKY. Dstsaisd. WIKAL KOTICK MOrriftB la harabjr elvan (hat the untlsralencil will, on (ha l(h day o f Pabruary, A. 1>. ISIS, praaent to tha Honorabla County Judea o f Kami* nola County, Florida, hla final ralurn, account and voachara, aa Kaarutnr o f tha Uatata o f O AIIIU K H. IIOOLKY. darraaad. and at aald tint#, than and thara. maka application to tha aald Judea for a final aalllamant o f hla aitmlnla-, (ration o f aald aatata, and for an order dlacharelna him •a auch Kxecutor. DATBD thla tha lath day of Dtcamhar, ISIS. /a/ Newton F. Hancock, Jr. Aa Ksecutor o f the Ketato o f carrla II. Hoolay, Dacaaaad ummm jj a John E. Fox, Realtor Garage Apt. 8 Rooms furn­ ished. 042 a month. 612 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 325-0559 Park. F A $-9373. LOT For Sale. 73' x 230’. Grove Manor. B y owner. 3 Bedroom House. F A 3-5829 FA 2-7411 after • p.m. Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m House, kitchen equipped. 2 Uedrm. home, nicely furn­ ished. 2 Screened porches, T A 2-8540. carport, 3 extra lota In Unfurnished large 8 bedroom lawn. Priced righ t Pbooe bouse. Near school. 2045 F A 2-0031. Myrtle A ve. F A 2-0868. Furnished House In Sanford. Furnished A p a r t m e n t , 8 $4500. 186-4849. Apopka. rooms, bath, $ double beds. 110 W. 3rd St. 322-0488. The man who knows Sanford Edward F. Lane t. For Sal* or Root R E A L E STA TE & IN SU R A N C E Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard. Near 43 years in real estate bustnets In Sanford, pbooe NAS. 11$ W. Coleman Cir­ FA 2-3909 cle. FA 3-7484. Best buys la real estate. 10. Wanted to Rent OVIEDO AR E A Unfurnished 3 to 4 Bedroom 2Vt Miles South oa route 830. house by permanent adults. 2 New Homes, 2 fu ll' No children or peta. Give baths, large lot, high end detella c/o P . O. Box 270, dry. Built to last. SeUing Sanford, price as appraised by the First Federal. Peaceful IK THM C IR C U IT COURT OF TMR KIKTM JUD ICIAL C IR . 11. Real Estate Wanted and quiet. Near ehurcbes. C t r r IK AK D FOR SKM1. School buses available, new KOLK C O tK T T , P i e R I I H , Women's Club buUding, i k c i i A K C i w r s o . tanee WBHT HIlIK F K D K R A I, HATFor appointment L. L. INCH AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ Faulk. 365-31t7 or 365-3702. TION, a Federal Havln*a and Want to get rid of the mort­ Cordon V. Prtdrrlrk Attorney for tha Ketete V. O. I lo i ITS* 101-iel North Park Arana* Hanford, Florida Publlak Dac. t l A Jen. 4, II. IS. CHD-TS Sell Your House lo a n Annotation axlatlne un­ der tha lawa o f tha United Htataa o f America, Plaintiff, -vaIIO IIK IIT A. RICH A HUS and VIIU I IN I A M. KICIIAIiDB. hla wife, Pefendanta. a OTIC■ OF FttRSMx o e t sus HAI.R R T C LKR K OF C IR C IIT cm RT Notice la hereby (Ira n that thr umlaralenad Arthur II. Ilackwlth, J r, Clark o f the Circuit Court or BemlnuW County, Florida w ill, on |bo IStb day o f February 1*1], at lt:ee A. SI. In hla o fflr * nt Ilia Henilnole County Cuurthouaa, In tbo City of Han­ ford, Florida, o ffe r for aala and aall nt public outcry to tho hlehoel and bait bidder for caah, the followIna daacrlbad property eUueled In Hamlnolo County, Florida, laLot IIS. O AK LAN D Htt.IJI. accardHie to the plot thereof aa recorded In P lat llook IS, Pae> I I, Public Raoorda af Hemlnola County, Florida; toealbar wltb; Jackaon (lae Hut W ater Healer, Model C SSI, Hartal S ls n , pursuant to (be final dacraa o f (nrrcloaura entered In a caae pendlna In aald Court, the otyla of which la WT.HT HIHK P K D K ItA L H A V I N II H AND L O A N AHHtKNATIDN, raraua HOIIKIIT A. RICHAlIDH and V1IU1INIA SI. H IC H AM M . hla wile, defendanla. and the docket number o f which la No. IlltS-C WIPNKHH my hand and o f­ ficial aaal of aald Court this t lt b day o f January Isas. (S H A M Arthur U. Beckwith. Jr., Clark Seminole County, Florida Myt Martha T. Vlbloa O ratory, c ou rt A Ponlallo Tho Florida Building 404 Jackaon Blroel Tampa I, Florida Publlah N s . IS, IMS. CDdC-SS gage on your borne io San­ Must sacrifice. I Bedroom, I ford? bath. P i n e c r e s t Near Northern Group Seeking school By owner. Pbooe A Few Florida Homes F A 2-4183. We will Assume Your Mortgage W IL L T R A D E E . M . Cranton, Shattuck A 8 Bedroom CB home, largo Co. lot. Near school and play­ 2-B W lgglew orU i St. Boston 20, Mass. 12. Real Eatnte For Bole ground for smaller home, late mode) auio o r nice Cabin Cruiser. FA 2-6457. Quiet Lake Mary. 3 Bdrms* Lakeview home with lake Its baths. Low cost. Pb. privileges in South Sylvan 322-446L Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ Cost $12,000. Sacrifice at ed. Phone F A 2-7808 or $907$. Easy terms. Almost F A 2-6388, new. SeUing due to divorce, 211 Cedar. St. Johns Realty 17. Mate Help Wanted T H E T IM E T E ST E D FIRM 116 N . Park Ave. F A 2-0123 ATTENTIO N SALESM ENI ) I f you are a Licensed Real Estate Salesman willing to WORK, Here is your op­ portunity for substantial earnings in the Booming Cape Canaveral Area. Im ­ mediate openings with one Good 0 Room CB bouse in of Florida's outstanding nice neighborhood. Pbooe Realtors—Join an aggress­ FA 2-1640. ive professional organiza­ tion now serving the East Central Florida NOVA a n a “ CaO BOB” F A $-9041 with established offices is 2544 le . French Ave. Titusville. 2 Bedroom house. 2400 Sum­ M. N . W EIR 4k SONS, IN C , REALTORS merlin. TA 2-4830. Cootact 8 ROOM—4 Bedroom CB Donn Searle modern bouse on 3 lots. 411 Main Street Call Jesse Sbulse, $74-7401 Titusville, Florida Oreage City. 2 Bedroom bouse. Terrasxo floors, kitchen equipped, fenced yard. Small down payment. Phone 323-0014 or F A 2-8025. J. W. Hall, Realtor / ROBERT Rolliw ay, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Monlb CARRO LL’S FU RN ITU RE Pb. FA 2-Sllt US W. l i t St. wlti O O N TaYt M I THAT Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. F A 2-2I.M Legal Notice T IIK SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L HANK, a Unttsd Hiatts b ilk in g association, P laintiff, va. (HKAL) F. H. PAHCIt st af. Arthur M. Ilackwlth, J r , Drfsnitanta. Clark Clroull Court, K O T IfR OF H IIT Hamlnula County, Florida T H R RTATK OF F LU R ID A ■ly: Slartha T. Vlhlan T O i F. K. P itch , A/K/A FredDeputy Clark trick K. Patch Uragory, Coura A Panlallo m i Pins Laos. Allorna'-a for P la in tiff Oak Harbor, Washington 401 Jackaon Hlraat Donna Jsan Paaoh, Tampa I, Florida ISO] Pine Lane, Pulillah Jaa, 11, I I R Fob. Oak Harbor, Waahlbgtot| 1, I. ISIS. Tou are hereby notified that CDK-4* a ault baa basn filed agalnal you and W. D ittrichs In lbs above entitled cauaa, and that RESERVATIONS you art required tn fils your answer with ths Clerk o f this For — Court and to serve a cony thereof upon llis p lain tiff or DINNERS p la in tiffs attorneys, whose PARTIES su ns end address Is Jennings, Watts. Clerks and Hamilton, and LUNCHEONS 1101 Harnett National Hank tiulldlng, Jacksonville S, F lo r­ ida, not later than January » 3 » - 4 1 * 7 IS, ISIS. I f you fall t<) do eo a decree pro ronfaaao will ha entered against you fo r the relief demanded in tha com­ plaint. Thla ault la in forerloee a mortgage. Tha real property (j% 0 £ * C U l& iw * q proceeded egatnst lei Lot I. M ock ft. HtTNLAND KHTATKH. according to plat thereof, recorded la Plat llook 11, pages l ( to 11, public records of Hemlnote County, Florida. Hubject to sn aaeamenl for public aUUtlee along the North ten <!4t feet o f ealil I-it 4. WITNKHH my hand and tha aeal o f aald Court at Hanford, Florida, thla IStb day o f Dec­ H IO H W A Y S 1 7 - 9 1 ember, ISIS. N . F U N P A I K f F L O R ID A (■ K A L I Arthur If. Beokwtth. J r, Open T i n , thru 8aL Clerk o f the Circuit Court 0-10 P. M. Uyi Martha T. Vlhlsa Huaday • A ll Day Deputy Clerk Publish Her. is, l i f t * Jag. Open Far Lands I. It. II, 1141. By Iteaervaisg* C D D -tl \ Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty wewxpoocw. WCMtMllQtO ■ . THAI- M REAL (■UKPJMK/UWY Real Estate For Sale 3 BR, two story home cen­ trally located, near school. Bargain priced. F A 2-8642. UNUSUALT Y E S ! AN OLDER HOME. 2 story 4 This 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, lakebedroom Us baths, U rge front borne has all large living room, separate dining rooms, fireplace and gar­ room, front screened porch. age and several other at­ In good livable condition, tractive features. All it cood neighborhood on 3 needs is a tenant like you loti. Price $14,5W—Terms. W ELAKA APAR TM E N TS: to take good care of it. ^mall CB house one bedroom Rooms private baths, 114 Completely furnished only Its baths, closed garage, W. First St. 5135 m on th ly. -srge screened porch on 21s Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m seres o f good high land. bouse. S26 Escambia. Ph. Paved road 7 miles from F A 2-0274. Sanford. Price 0i0,000. R E A LTO R INSUROR W ACRE FARM , 10 A. clearHouses for rent. For infor­ FA 2-4011 M il S. French A ve ed 7 A. tiled on paved road mation contact Ted Wil­ with good livable 2 bed­ liam ! Hardware, 205 E. FOR LE AS E room house. Price $16,500 25th SI. Modem Office Suite. Over Terms. looks patio. Central heating 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen — A ir Conditioning. C a l i equipped. 075 month. Ph. FA 2-0875. M l P a rs Ave. F A 2 5303. 0. For Rent Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Sanford, Florida Tel. 322-5991 Furn. Apt. Close in. Apt. I. Furnished Apartment. Close 815 Laurel Ave. NO 0-4814 $40 Mo. 407Vi W. lit. in. Ph. FA 2-2800. or NO 8-4962. New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath M A Y F A IR SECTION 2 Bedroom unfurnished House. home. No cash needed. $61 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family Office FA 2-2118 Living room, dining room, a month. 322-8065. N ifbts FA 2-0648 room. Availabla soon. Ph. kitchen stove, no refrigera­ 323-0700 323-0060. tor. Screened front porch. 1 B ed rrcc, - k'trfcea equip­ Sanford, Fla. Fireplace and floor furn­ 2524 Park Dr. ped, on lake, ready for 1 Bedroom furnished Apart­ ace. m w. i9th st. Ph. NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath occupancy. Call F A 2-0650. ment. FA 2-1462 Monday F A 2 5626 after 8. home, large corner lot, 311 thru Friday between 9 and Large $ bedroom Trailer on Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ • p. m. or FA 2-4501 otherlarge lake. Also trailer Apartments furnished or un­ tates. V A —nothing down, times. apace. Adulla only. Pbooe furnished. $46 month. Wat­ monthly payments 192.00. F A 2-T3BI. er included. Also 8 bed­ F A 2-8074 - FA 2-2218. room unfurnished Garage 3 Bedroom bouse. 2406 Stev­ Apartment $55. Phone Day AU types of Real Estate ens Ave. Phone 340-4671. IK T IIK C IH f-l'IT rO B K T IK FA 2-3123 o r Evenings AKD FOR KKMIKOI.K C O tH NO $-5583. TV . F I.O IIID 4. KO. m i s Stocyfand coal m o u n t 6. For Kent ^ ■ �Rain Or Shine, The Response Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. 17. Male Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 25. Plumbing Services Electrician, one experienced in a ll phases of electrical work. A p p l y Honeycutt Electric. 101 5. Florida A te. DeLand. Remodel, repair or paint. Large or small. Please, call ui. 322-4461. PLUMBING Contracting ft Repairs FREE DELIVERY R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2-3383 21. Beauty Salons SPECIAL Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Children kept. FA 1-4182. End curl gs.so Including •hope, ael ft ityle. Open Wanted. Carpenter and Paint­ Evening by appointment. 3 ing Repain, Labor reawnExperienced Operators. able. See Boggs, 611 Myr­ 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0834 tle, Sanford. Phone 322-SMS. 19. Situations Wanted m 34. Artlclea For Sale By Nadine Seltzer -SWEETIE PIE 1M2 Zig Zag. Makes button 1947 Plymouth. Good cend. 8124. FA 2-3171. Thrifty holes, darns, with guaran­ Service Statioo. tee, 4 payments o f fT.15. Ph. FA 2-9411. 1954 Ford. VS, Automatic transmission. Beit offer. Spinet Plano. Must be pick­ 714 Oak, after 5. ed up in this area. Can be Wall A IR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford A te. FA 24542 Young m m wanti employ­ ment In I ha Sanford area, FRIGID At RE 26. R a d io f t T e le v isio n experienced in general of­ Sales k Service fice work and shipping and House Wiring. Free Estimates Y E A R EN1) SALE m a k in g . Will conaider any Sid Vihlea's Randall Electric New k Used T.V.'* Big type work. Phone 122-0441. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0814 trade-in allowances. Easy terms. Town A Country T.V. 2434 Park D r, 322 5362. REUPHOLSTER CHAIRS S39 ! SOFAS S89 CUSTOM T. V. Service Calls. 82 00. M A | )( M I P C O V I R S (HAIRS 74.50 House of the Golden Rule. Pb. FA 3-9T82. SOFAS M9.50 ' o * ♦«.!• s ln-|..s 0 4»• * Mf. ■*». For quirk service call. Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. K.-l v«. . , f rj<♦*.*, 1O • D..W- | 27. Special Services C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S Soti*4> l> 1lO-'end Ne, ,4 » A I # f 4 0<ln«(i'l 1la | J 1 SINGER pK f, A ; 4k ( ft. o I ' ' . I ’ M SEW ING M ACHINE Salea and Sarvlca Free estimatea in advanc* Free bom* demonstration C A L L F A 2-6783 W FVE GONE Alan's Fabric k Rugs 2459 Park Dr. “ H o w m uch la t h a t C A G E ? " 27. Special Services 34. Article* For Sal* Sales k Service G. It. inaH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. F A 2-3881 Legal Notice s-il -t i t i o i b NOW’ 10S0 DODGE K O V A L Lancer Hardtop. Power Steering. Torque Flight V-S Engine. I1 4 Q K A Clean Car. Waa 11495 l«* W 1818 FORD I DR. V-8. Auta Trana. Nlea Car. Waa 1811 I1 A C W » 1947 FORD. 2 DR. V-8. Auto Trana, Radio k HeaUr. A Reel Buy. W an 8694 JSVNSS NOTICK 18 h.rcby c lv .n th .t I .m In b u iln .s. St 17-sS c . M lf e . r r r . ■•mlnol. County, FUU.U, under th* tictltlou* n .m * <if JUDAH'S AXIKM CAN I E HVICK, and Ih .t 1 Inland to r .g la t.r a.td n.ma w ith , tha Clark o f th. Circuit court. Uamlnol. Coun­ ty, F lorid ., In eccordanc* with th . provlalona of tho Ftelllloua N'.tn. S iatu t.i, to.w in S.ctlon SSS.SS F lorid . Utatutaa llflg 1117. H I.: Howard Judah Publlali Liao. U * Jon. 4. U , 1858 P LY M O U T H « C y l, 4 Dr. Standard Trana. Waa 1884 CD D -tl 1H0 FORD G A L A X IE , 4 Dr. V-8. Fully Equipped, See Ttiiu Cur. Waa I I 484 I * t h *: c i m c i i T c o r s s T o r T H K M JITH JL'U ICiat. t iw (It'IT , IN A M I FUSS USCBSINOI.IS NO DOWN 11. 1ISI. v o T its i o r 1844 FORD V-8 Station W agon. Very Nice, One Owner. Waa 1484 *195 *129 » 1818 R E N A U L T Dauphirir, W e. 8395 9 1848 FORD |) Ton Track Many *99 Other* Not I.IMed Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. 1st St. Refrigeration • Air-condition­ ing men needed. We treln you. Wrile Commercial Trades Institute Box II, */* Sanford Hirald. Itrfrn d .n l. HEAL.) Windshield Back Glass Door Glaai Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Ginns and Paint Company 310 Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4833 Ph. Equaliser Trailer hitch. $30. FA 2 8799. 1957 10' x 46' 2 bedroom Housetrailer. 10' x 30' awn­ ing Inrluded. $2600. Robert Kovacs, Carolina Trailer Park, 2 mile* south of D«Land on 17-92, lot C-4. ftrralb F r i. J h ii. 18, '63— Pago 9 ■ t \ YO U W O N’T BELIEVE IT SA LE F A l.l'U N 2 liotir, Standard Tran ami astow 1 0 R 7 I Vim .I.AC Sedan I M ’ llte I"™ " Pow er And A ir fo n d . 1960 COMET 2 Door Sid. Trana. 1958 t 0 ,,U H/W 8 L jl- A/T ~ 1196 1095 I f l f i f i *** k * DiHir Siieciul I ® * ™ 11writ tup Automatic i IQ flO • F A L C O N S tation W agon Standard I r a n * , Radio. H eater 1968 I’ L l V io l. I ll 2 Door V-8, A u tom aU e 1957 C llL V K U L E T 4 D oor V-8. A u tom a tic j) 1 Q K O P L Y M O U T H S tatio n ' W a go n 1 3 U U y l ' a » » . A u t o , I’ o n e r S ta rrin g O l.D S 4 Door H a rd top A u tom atic A n d P o w e r |OKQ MERCURY Mont. ( Door, Air Cond, I B U S Fleet. W lnJnws And Seat 1 Q K D CHEVROLET 4 Dour Automatic I w B w Air Condition 786 OLDSMDIIII.E 4 Door, A uto, Ira n *, Air Conditioning SA N FO R I) 119 K. 2nd 2404 S. P A R K 'fyoinq on now... f e * STRIC KLAND M O R R IS O N S a — AHNUAL - \ W IN TER SPEC IALS! Sn a p up a hsuod buy now\l Il'a cold, cold, cold up North and axtrft shipments of brand-new Fordo are coming down South — All Priced To Move! Appetis­ ing Saving* for You! Immediate DellveritM! Hurry and get your teeth into Slrickinnd-Morrinon Bargain Today! 31 A . F e ta G*rman Shepherd 8 weeks old female pups 810. Ph. 3(9 4831. 32. Flow ers • Shrubs Beautiful Camellias in bloom C.IIAPKVILLE NURSERY Grapevllle Ave. Near 20lh St. • l.uweet priced rumpaci In Americel • Top* for gas economy J • Top compact r»a*tr value! • Take a demonstration rid* today! WITH RADIO & HEATER W ITH M MODEL TRADE IN 33. Furniture Arthur If. Btrkmlth. Jr. Clark Circuit Court Wamlnolo County, Florida By Martha t . Vlhlsu Dapuly Clark FA 2-0614 FREE '63 T A G 1941 Chevrolet, original. 322 7401, AUTO GLASS INSTALLED u iit TO: BENJAMIN ANDEKSON TIIO M I’ KINS. K .a l au L c u k Slltaourl. TOU AB E HEREBY N o T fTIE D that a Complaint far DU ro rrr and olhar rallaf haa hoan flln l a.alnst you In tha afanvo atylrd Court and you aro liar*, hr roqulrad to a*rta a ropy of , nur A n ia r r or nthrr drfanaa In th* Complaint upon tha P la in tiff* Ati'-rnry, F. JACKPO.V IIAA6XK. Attnrnry at Lam, 1 : 0 .v. o r a n .o Annua, Hull* IS, Orlando. llranaa County, riorlda, and III* tlia original a n ia r r or dafan.a In lha nfflro of III# Clark of Ilia Circuit Court on or bofnio th* 4th day of February. t*S>. A.D. I f sou fall to do *o Judgment hy Default w ill ba taken again.t you for lha r r ll. f In th* Complaint and aal.l rauao will than proeaail a . part*. ItDNB and CIIDKHKI > at Hanford. Florida Ihla tnd day of January, ISIS, A.D. 1847 DODGE V.R Station Wagon. An Eicelient Family Car. W’aa 1194 1881 C H R YS LE R Windsor, A Fine Car. Waa 88*5 WELLS DRILLED , PUMPS, SPR IN K E R SYSTEMS All Types tad Sit*a We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 20T W. 2nd St. FA 2-8411 cooker, 40” lighted top. clock and timer. 1y 8M 88. Britt’s Inc. ] Fair Shopping Center. 833-0840. 29. A a lo m o b O * B * r r k i BENJAM IN ANDERSON T llu M I K IN *, NOW’ 1858 FORD V-8 Station Wagon. Waa 1184 Plan* Tuning and Repair W. L. Ilarmon — FA 2-4223 H T ti-L A lb. TllUJdl'KlNH. n .ln tllf On The Cars Listed Below 1848 DODGE 6 Cyl. ! j Ton Pirkup Truck. Waa 1284 Hand S w* Set, Filed 81.00. Band and Circular Saws conditioned. Vlc’l Grind Shop, 811 Myrtle, Sanford. r o t ’ bTV, r i.o N in v . i\ n m i K . r t o . tuaas PA YM EN T '61 Monta Coup*. Solid while, four speed, new W.S.W. K ail, bucket scat*, red tniorior Si.uou miles. 810*4. FA 2-7376. FR IG ID A IR E INCOME TA X RETURNS 0. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ to Ave. Phone 222-8827. Prices Reduced On Every Car On The Lot! See ’Em Now! Garage Sale— Saturday Jan. 1962 Studebaker Pickup 19Ut. 1 Twin site Hollywood Truck. Excellent cond. Low Bed—like new with new mllcage. Call Balph Pcruld. unfinished Bookcase head­ FA 2-1811. board 839 00. 2 Full sire box springs and 2 full sire 37. Uoate - Motor* mattresses never used since being recovered 816.40 Gateway To The Waterway each. 2524 Laurel Ave. Hobaun S p o r tin g G oods Your EVIN'RUDE Dealer We loan Carpel Shampuoer 304-6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-S96I at no cost with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo. 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* Carroll's Furniture. VESPA Motor Scooters (new ) 14' x 10' Hug and Hall Kun$10.65 dowu ft $5.32 Weekner ami Hug Pad. All pracI). tically new. Rose beige. l^*\vls Sales ft Service $135. FA 2-0(03. 2517 Country Club Hoad Ph. FA 2-7928 21" Admiral T. V , Record Player, radio combination. 39. Trailers • C ab an as Excellent condition. $85.00. 1937 Superior Housetr Her. Phone FA 2-7641, 8' x 33', Good condition. A lter 4 p in. call FA 2 7759 36. Automobile* • Truck! ftatifctri) I It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads purchased by payments of I960 Chcv. Pickup anil Camp­ 818.40 per month. Inquire er. Auto, 1 cyl. Must sell Thompson Music Co. Col­ in ten days. 204 E. 24tlt onial Plata, GA 4-4577. St. Sanford. 322-2978. Plumbing & Heating 24. E le c tric a l S e rv ic e s iEhr 36. Automobile! - Trucks W ITH ’81 MODEL TR A D E IN Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Saaford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4131 Publiab Jan. I. u . I I k is. n i l CDS—I t % THE 1963 FORD Falcon FREE ESTIM ATE Upholstering 4a M sllres* rea- 3F 63 TW O W EEK M ERCURY-COM ET evatlag. N ew ft Used ruralturn. Call N ix Bedding Mfg. C o , at 708 Celery Ave. F A 8-8117. • Truly u l.uaurr car at low Ford priest • Thundcrblrd styling! • New amoother auan-iuiun ayalrm! • Grt (he buv of tha year ea one o f America'* luvelieat r a n ! Sail U i Your Furniture. Quick Servloe With the Cash. SELLING SPREE SUPER T R AD IN G POST FA 3-OIT7. W ITH RADIO & HEATER WANTED reliable rouple to lake up monthly payment! of 811.40 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Cell TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ le c t '49 Model Trade la 80 Modr) Trade In Model Trad* la *8t 50 38 *4 3 64 *3 3 57 THE 1963 FORD Galaxie 34. Article* Far Sale T-Stiiria i f cenu, rainwear, work clothes, paint. ArmyNavy Surplus 310 Sanfoid Ave. 1963 C O M E T 2-DOOR SEDAN Crash Helmet. Adjustable for site. New. 88.00. FA 3-8798. Get th* corner on driving fun with Comet 'G3, designed fur n fun lovin' • gaa Having rid*. Advanced engineering ha* made Comet -V C practically Maervlce free” - real tops in economy. Select from 12 * * exciting models. ■ Delivered in Sanford *2077 Monthly Payments As Low As $44.00 BANK HUNT I0 » N. Palmalt* FIN A NC ING L IN C O LN M ERCURY INC, WiaUr Farit Ml 4-9299 ¥A 2-4884 * 1853 Dodge Dump Truck. (3 id ) 1837 Cbev. Bus. Cutting Torch (com plete) H i g h ­ speed drill, bench vise (4” Jew s.)’ ! Handmade Utility Trailer, (high sides.) Small lols of 4” pip* ft l " rode. Mrs. Zuckarman FA I-74T8 FIR E PLA C E WOOD Oak and pin*. 833 a cord delivered. Robert Morris F A 8-0944 or F A 8-48U8. • Hot new middleweight with V-8 puaeh! • Ilia ear room - romparl ear price ta g ! • Choice o f three engine* and tranamia■I***! • W * have the Pslrlane you’ve breu looking for now ! W ITH RADIO & HEATER W IT H *5* M O DEL T R A D E IN W ITH '88 MODE1. T R A D E IN *4 7°° F ir Mo. THE 1963 FORD Fairlane Per Mo. Add appx. 80 per month if V-8* Crula-O-Malic and power steering are desired. All monthly pujmenU baaed on 36 months. FACTORY n V5U ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed heed. Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayoa tapes. Cet­ te* e r u i a m f t , STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC Senkarik Glass and Paint 308 E . Company Ltt Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4*23 IHKB T.V. STAMP* F irs t S t , Sanford OPEN T IL 9 P. % JrA£H*1. m t4i» „ M. F R ID A Y S 6 P. M. OTHER W EE K DAYH �fffir N FL Probe Spreading # a n fn rb ir r s lh Pane 10— Fri. Jon. 18, ’63 iams, 2 Stroke Crosby Golf Lead DiMaggio Back In News Again N E W YO R K (U P I) — The owner o f the Balti­ more Colts wound up In the middle o f the National Football Lenjnie’a fast-spreading K«mbllnjr Investi­ gation today while Commissioner Pete Ruzelle pre­ sumably was considering fines or suspensions against the Detroit Lions' organization. fair country outfielders, pop­ The Miami Herald tald In ped up simultaneously today a front paga story that seal- —not on tha field but In the news. New Stanford Coach? Could Be Anyone unsuccessful against Carroll bloom, owner o f has been turned lawsuit D. over Lima Favored K-9 OBEDIENCE CLASSES Starts January 18 In 8:30 EACH For 10 FR ID AY year-old the Colts, Rome Bout Set IIEGINNER8 Williams, Rosen- NIG H T Wecka Call FA 2-3177 A fter 5:00 l\ M. For DalalU NIGHTLY POST TIM E 8:10 E X C E PT ^SUND AY the Red retired Sox 44- slugger, predicted M ck Stuart would to Roselle by federal court cr• STANFORD, Calif. ( U P D - der. Michael J, McLaney, one­ fltanford'a p o l i c y - ahapera wrestled today with the prob­ time casino owner in Havana lem o f agreeing on a new foot­ and now an investment brok­ ball roach and it was any­ er in Miami, brought the body’s guess when he would be suit against Rosenbloom In unveiled. 1000 and it was subsequent­ John Ralston o f Utah Stata ly dismissed. apparently had tha job cinchIn his suit, McLaney made ad Thursday. Then It was dis­ certain charges against Roeclosed that Bob Reynolds, for­ enbloom pertaining to hla bet­ mer Indian grid alar who ting on football games. haada a special committee ad­ The Herald said that Rosen, vising President J. K. Wallace hloctu'a lawyer in New Yotk, Sterling an the selection, Jerome Doyle, confirmed that hadn’t given up on the pros­ tha Colts’ owner had been pect o f landing Wayne Hardin. questioned about betting on Tha latter announced on Baltimore games, Wednesday that ha had signed Doyle added, however, that a new two-year pact to coach “ under oath, he Rosenbloom Navy. But Reynolds wsnt to denied It betting categorical­ tha Crosby g o lf tournament at ly.” Tebbla Beach In an effort to Rosenbloom's attorney add­ make tha form er University ed that the Colt owner need­ of tha Pacific atar change his ed the testimony, which hs mind. turned over to Roxelle, ac­ Reynolds, president o f the cording to tha Herald, to pro­ Los Angelaa Angela baseball tect himself against charges, club, reportedly representa a "which, If unanswered, will strong group o f alumni from Jeopardise” the Colts' foot­ that part o f tha state who or* ball franchise. opposed to hiring Ralston be­ McLanry originally brought cause ha played— and later tbs suit against Rosenbloom was assIsUnt coach—at tha arch-rival University of Cali­ over a business venture and tha testimony was sealed by fornia. federal Judge Joseph A . Lleb I-con McLaughlin, a compar­ ative unknown, remained very on Jan. 3, 11*01, Roselle summoned team­ much In tha running. He was Karras and a member o f Jack Curtice's mates Alex sta ff and has been In the race Wayne Walker o f the Lions since tha folksy Curtice gut to his office fur a top-secret bearing here Thursday. A l­ the axe last Nuv. 2d. though the commissioner de­ clined even to admit he met HOME, Italy (U P D -H a a v y - with th« players, Karras and weight contender Francesco Walker confirmed they had da Pircoll of Italy, the 1900 been called on the carpet Olympic champion, meets vet­ shortly bef. ro flying bark to eran Howard King of Reno, Detroit. "Yes, we did meet with the N tv., tonight In a 10-round eommls-loncr,” Karras raid, bout at the Spuria Palace. in answer Us a direct ques­ tion. Wulker nodded affirm ative­ PERU (U IH )—Maura Mina of Lima, light heavyweight ly also, " I think the Investigation champion of South America and tha world's top contender, Is Just about over as far Is favored at 1-3 to again beat as we'ra concerned,” said tha second-ranking Eddie Cotton 200-pound Walker, a llnrbarkof Seattle, Wash., tonight In ar and plaeeklrker with the l.lons. their return fight. 7:30 Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio and Hank Aaron, three pretty cd testimony In an ex-gumbier's hit 33 to 40 bomers for Bos­ ton this year, raised soma saying he gets then really eyebrows along by swell with baseball writers. SANFORD'S storting five for tonight's game in DeLsnd in left to right, Burkn, Mike Woodruff, Barry Johnnon, Bill Higgins and Ken Tyre. (Herald P h o t o ) H a rry Wrighl Paces Sanford Faces Tough All-Star Action Weekend Cage Slate Last week's action in the All Star League found John Wright hot again with a blis­ tering 041 series. John had games of 194, 244 and 203. He also helped his team, Larry'a Mart take 2ti games from Sanford Dry Cleaners trio. Both teams had identical 332 totals for the first game. In the other league action Betty Ann'a salvaged all three game* from Fralley Concrete to move Into a tie for second place with the Handy Food Store team whila Handy was losing one of their three games to Faust Drugs. P. Zculi and Sons salvaged two wins from Meador's Ma­ rina to drop Meador's Into fourth place In the league. There were a few 200 games rolled In this week with John Wright leading the pack with his 144 and 203; George Swann had a 223, John Spolski and Gerald Behreni, 211; John Zeull, 207, and Harold llerbst, The Sanford Seminoles open > two game schedule this weekend traveling to DeLsnd tonight and returning home Saturday to meet Winter Park at the high school gym. The locals will be going In­ to tonight's DeLsnd game with a seven and three record and will bo meeting a nigged De- Fan Favorites Racing Tonight Land five that sports an im­ pressive 3-1 record In Orange Belt Conference Loop play. Both Sanford and DeLsnd sport identical OBC records as does Winter Park and Apopka. The OBC lead could be decided after Saturday. Starting lineup for tonight's tilt will see BUI Higgins and Ken Tyre at the forwards; Alike Woodruff and Barry Johnson at the guards and Barry Barks at center. The 48-year-old D IM af, also retired, cheerfully agreed to serve as special batting in­ structor at the New York Yankees' advance training camp in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for the third straight spring. And Aaron. 28. and still plenty active, signed the 10th contract of his career with Milwaukee for an estimated 333.000. Williams, speaking at the New England Sportsman'a show in Boston, said he miss, ed baseball -and the only time I see it now la on tele­ vision." He said be has "alw ays been impressed with Stuart' and thinks the Red Sox made a wise move In getting him from Pittsburgh. The real eye-opener, how­ ever, came when someone put a blunt question to him about his relations with sports writers. " I get along with baseball writers," Ted said. " I'm a likeable, ethical guy. I only got hot uoder the collar when somebody tried to put me on the spot." Zarra Continues Torrid Pace Combs Sets Hof Pace In League Many fan favorites are scat­ tered through the It-race pro­ gram that sends 88 greyhounds Into action at the Sanfurd-OrUndo Kennel Club tonight. Zarra took the bottom end Two of the entries in the featured tenth race will l>c o f the tlaily double Thursday trying fur • third victory. They night at the Oilatido-Seminole are Leonard Prysc'a Ed s Roll­ Fronton fo r the third time this ing Dealer and Don Abertisweek, and Egans, who copped thy'e Rare Rate. the third game, made it his Rare Rale seems to have a 201 slight edge for she won her second In the dally double for League standings now show the week. Larry's Mart in first place first two starts In Grades It Zarra has had ten previous with Handy Food Stores sec­ and A. One of these victories ond. followed by Betty Ann's, was in a matinee main event wins and Egana eight in tha Meador's klarlnr, Sanford which she took with a stilling dally double for the season. Dry Cleaners, Faust Drugs. clocking of St.17 seconds and The payoff was a resounding Fralley Concrete and P. Zcu­ three lengths to spare. Ed's 1100.00 for the holders o f the Rolling Dealer posted wins li and Sons, In that order. 3-3 combination. In Grades C and B. The featured singles match But Tom Sweeney's fast breaking Mrs. 2lopt, who has of the evening, which brought failed lo score to date, may the top aturs o f the Fronton rate as the favorite In tonight's into action saw Gastl outpoint Urla and Badiola who finished top attraction. She finished The tic in the mil Hemphill third in the opening night In In that order. It was a typical Motoretlcs Bowling League agural and finished second in Gastl win with spectacular powershota and a display of was brokm this past week. klonday night's main event. agility that had a big house th e Pontlacs won f o u r Rounding out the octet will on its feet fo r the whole tussle. games, putting them In the be Rcllne. Loyal Luke, Mr. lead spot. Tall 2lan, Joe Luck and Dandy The Invletas are now In »ec- Mike. ond place and the Starchlcfs Both Loyal Luke and Mr. wound up in the third place Tall 2lan have posted wins in slot. Grade B contests. Strtnmcycr's Roofing team Jet Lanes w n rocked with O. B.'s D.D.T., winner of last the high game of the day — season's inaugural; Pac Sac. was forced to forfeit all a big 203 rolled by Evelyn and 2lyitery Tam er are sure games this week and 3!rs. Restaurant team 31111s of the Tempest team. o f strong fan support when Appleby's Her 480 series was the high for they go to Ihe post in the day­ benefited from the forfeit. the day also. * leagu e members bowling light feature tomorrow afterhigh aerie* were 21ary Smith Second high irriee wee ■ of Mrs. Appleby's loam with 438, with a 167 game rolled by a 300; Harold Appleby of the Mabel Duggan also on the Tempests. NEW YORK (U P I )—Am eri­ same team had a 308; Ver­ Marlon Farclla, sub on Ihe can Hockey League Secretary- gil Anderson of Pryor's In­ Tempest team had a 183. Kat Treasurer Jim EUery estimat­ surance team bowled a 348; Noel got the 3-8-10 split; Mar­ ed today (hat the circuit's fi­ Eddia Simon of the Heart lon Farella picked up the S-T; nancial playoff pool this sea­ Council team had a 330 and Isabel Goshorn made the 2-7, son will he a record 3104.0UO. Ellen Rettt of Powell's Of­ Polly Kthrll the 1-310. Ellery said the A L playoffs fice Supply had a 333. . Tie Broken In Kegler Ploy Roofing Team Forfeits Play Thera were a lot uf good games In the Bali and Chain League thla week, with Bob Comhs getting high series for the men with a 387 and Betty Allen's 3 ll high for the women. Other high scores were Pat Robbins. 183; L. Cadenhead, 182; B. Allen. 181; J. Blackwelder, 170; Pete Bukur, 180; Dick Adkins. 180; Andy Bol­ ton. 188. Rolling 2uo and over were Bob Combs with a big 221, Dale Alexander with a 202 (his first) and Clay Slitmele, 200. Turkeys were rolled by Pele Bukur, A. Bolton. C. Manvelc, P. Robbins and B. Allen who had four in a row. Spills picked up were by F. Martin and L. Cadenhead. who both got the 2-7; B. Combs, 8-10 and D. Unger, 2-10. The tricky 8-7-10 was knock­ ed down by Pele Bukur. The Untouchables are itill in first place with 30>v wins and Brother's In second with 44'* PEB B LE BEACH, Calif. — (U P )—There are horses for courses and toughmen—like Julius noros— for tough golf courses. So big Julie, one-time N a­ tional Open and world cham­ pion, rolled into the second round of the complex 330.000 Bing Crosby National Pro­ Amateur gelf tournament to­ day holding a comfortable two stroke lead over the field. *'I Just happened to play pretty good." said the quiet man from Midpines, N. C. What happened w si that Julius, off to a mediocre start and one over par after eight holej, caught Tire and went seven under par on the next 10 holes. He closed out with a six undcr par 06 for the day—two strokes ahead of everybody, and more than that ahead o f the favorites. Cinci Breaks Old Jinx; Knocks Off Tough Bradley U TH URSD AY • H EATED • W h ere (h e lo p LAD IES G RAND STAND S d o fe SO R R Y| N O ru n r o ls or BETW EEN A ORLANDO a T ° ur FORDS Paid 1952 • til FORDS O ff G ENUINE FORD SH O C K ABSORBERS BEST BUYS IN EACH $ 5 65 Two HL.lt Product* of- SANFORD, F L O R ID A ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ New Hunt Co. Plant CUSTOM M AD E and G U A R A N T E E D O IL F ILT ER S 57 • 62 Ford A Falcon E A C H 94.49 AU TO GLASS and Heat Cover Co. 301 W. 3rd 332-M3S 51 . 56 FORD E A C H 82-03 Clyde Lovingood, made n mer, seeking » the new plant f"r oiH'liiltg here Saturday. When Sanford, they reached they ran into John Krider and Walter Gielow . . . and the hilc G E N U IN E FORD 12 Volt B A T T ER Y File 1956.61 Ford Except Falcon >0 BRASS SO* EAST M O TO RS C O M M E R C IA L SANFORD ST. van cinched. The 11LI I o f f i c i a l * later expressed amaze* nient that Chamber Man­ ager Krider wan "ready with all the aiihwem" to their (juchlion*. IN S T A L L E D They praised Herald P u b l i s h e r Gielow for URING TH IS AD "bringing certain import­ TO OUR ant group* together and P A R TS DEPT. muking the way cuider fo r the new plant and it* 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 3-1481 Winter Park MI 4*8911 Shot In The Area Arm “ Rig *bot in the arm to Central Florida amt Seminole County agriculture production." This was Ihe comment o f Cecil Tucker, county agricultural agent, ln*t July after an­ nouncement tiie Hunt plant would lie established here. Tucker predicted that "this area will sec an uptrend in vegetable production that will boater the entire agricultural economy o f this part of the state." lie likewise |>oiiitcri out that "fo r every ono Iverson working in the plmit there will bo four or five working in the field,” and "this does not include the men in the transportation operation or in the storage and wholesaling end that will benefit, too." County produce men's comment on the new plant was summed up in this statement : "11’a the biggest thing to hit town in years. Thin i* the greatest tiling to create economic income that Hanford ever had.” ficiuls, Everett Winn* unit tour o f Florida last hum­ G E N U IN E FORD 7 :4 1 P .M . N I G H T L Y llx c t p t S u n d a y ] m nni The 1919.51 M IN O R S! SANFORD Fit!., J A N U A R Y 18. 1968 ★ A LU M IN U M M U FFLERS Strickland Morrison, Inc. M ID W A Y Pape 1 -A SPARK PLUGS Mon. A Thu n . sh in e lir r a llt several thousand acre* o f Florida tlmberland. The limhcrlnnd presents n special challenge. Nature o f the terrain. Jungle-like in most In­ stance*. makes it impossible to use orthodox methods o f timber harvest. Further, Ihe Hunt Properties philosophy o f land development dic­ tates that Is the Innd is employed to its best current use, planning nnd reinvestment for the future must nssurc the continuing crenlion of values for the best Interests of the entire com­ munity. This philosophy nppllcs with Ilunl Proper­ ties, whether the land involved is being de­ veloped into an Industrial park, ns Is the case with Sanford Industrial Park, or whether tlmberland* are being improved, or whether an en­ tire agricultural area in bring assured a local mnrkel for nntinnnl distribution of its produce. The lOO.OOO-suiinrr-foot plant to he opened by l l l . l l Products in Sanford on Saturday will occupy nn Ktl-acre site in Sanford Industrial Park. Opening of Ibis plant brings to 11 the number of food processing establishments oper­ ated across the country by l l l.ll I'roducls. The Sanford lll.ll Products plant will he the largest of its kind in Florida. The plant's location, in Sanford Industrial Park, is less than 50 miles northwest of Cape Canaveral, In Ihe renter of one of the fnslrst growing nreas in the United States. Within n radius of III miles there are more than a million people and some 200 industries. Thr Sanford plant of HLH w||| process vegetables such as potatoes, beans, spinach, corn, heels, nnd carrots for canning during the 10-month Floridn growing season. During the entire 12 months of the year the plant will he engaged In processing of such Items ns pork nnd beans, dried Iduck-cvc peas, butter beans, lima beans, nnd spaghetti. The plant will produce canned goods for various lll.ll brand names— lll.ll, Alma. Snxet and Hallmark. Ollier lll.ll brands are Butter­ field, Triumph and Perfection. Front 200 to 100 workers will he employed nt various seasons, with Ihe annual payroll running about half a million dollar*. An industrial spur of the Atlantic Coast­ line Railroad will serve the lll.ll plnnt, nnd truck shipments will have easy access over U. S. High­ ways 17 and 92. G ENUINE FORD I .adieu N ig h t L U X U R IO U S C L U B H O U S E • V A L E T P A R K IN G C T Iir The tremendous natural potential of Florida h being teamed with Texns capital and develop­ ment know-how lo form n new ernnomic stimu­ lus for Cenlrnl Florida. The Hanford Industrial Park will officially come Into being here, Snturdny, when Texns oilman II. L. Hunt, Floridn Governor Farris Bryant. Floridn Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner, and other dignitaries from Flo­ rida and Texns put Into operation n huge new H L H Product* vegetable parking plant. The new H LH Products plant Is the first o f many manufacturing firms Hint will build in Ihe new industrial park. Governor Bryant declared thnt the Sanford Industrial Park and the Industries that locale there promise a consistent new source o f income for the Individuals snd businessmen o f Floridn. and new uses o f Florida natural re­ sources and agricultural products that will prove greatly beneficial to the growth of the state. Texas oilman Hunt will throw a master switch pulling into operation a complex of elaborate machinery « lint will dry or enn Florida vegetables into forms detectable to the Inslcs o f supermarket buyers all over Ihe United Slntes. The plant will lake advantage of Ihe natural rrsnurre* of the Sanford area including fertile land and a long growing season, an excel­ lent labor pool, and virtually all tapes of trans­ portation and rapid distribution facilities. Mr. Ilunl is head o f Ihe Hunt Oil Company, and has earned a unique reputation a* a suc­ cessful businessman. IIL II Products is a division o f the Hunt Oil Company, and one in which Mr. Hunt takes particular interest because o f his concern with health as it pertains to what we rat. The III.II Products plant In Sanford Is In­ rated in Sanford Industrial Park, a space-age development for industries paced to the activities nt Cape Canaveral, only 50 miles away. Sanford Industrial Park is a planned, controlled indus­ trial development o f Hunt Properties, Ihe real estate management operation of the Hunt in­ terests. The faitli o f Mr. Hunt and hi* organization In the Florida potential does nol slop with Snnford Industrial Park, the lll.ll Products plant, and other investments being made in the Im­ mediate vicinity or Sanford. Ilunl Properties also is actively engaged in the development o f G E NU INE FORD AND WHEN I GRADUATE, THE WARRANTY ON MY NEW PLYMOUTH W ILL S T ILL B E IN EFFEC T I Lucky treshman! He can't drive on campiis so he won't pile up many miles in the next four years. B u t . . . he's got a Plymouth with a 5-year/50,000mile warranty*. So he’s well protected. If you'd like that kind of protection, buy a new Plymouth— with America's longest and best new-car warranty! NIGHT I <S Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! Matinees W EDNESDAY * SATU R D AY 2 P. M. And he wasn't the only one having trouble. Duff Lau ­ rence, considered a f i n e young pro prospect on the tour had an 87; and Bob Bruno, a club pro from IIlinois, had a 90. Bob Goalby, a big winner every year on the tour had an 82. Is celebrating its biggest vic­ ord this season with 10 games this tournament la played arc tory o f tbe year today and it remaining on the regular Pebble Beach, Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula Coun­ could be all downhUl now for schedule. They still hava sev try Club. The weather was tha Bearcats to gain tbelr first eral formidable opponents to comfortably warm and Ultra unbeaten basketball season in contend with, including third- was very little wind. 33 years. ranked Illinois In their next But only six players were kferely winning a basketball start Jan. 26. but tbe feeling able to break 79—compared game isn't much of an Hem at among the Cincinnati players with 43 who cracked Into the Cincinnati, which has captured Is that they can overcome any­ sixties during the first round 32 In a row, but the Bearcats thing now that they have beat­ of the San Diego Open last also defied an awesome jinx en the Peoria Jinx. week. In registering their latest suc­ The last time the Bearcats Favored Arnold P a l m e r cess when they shook off had a perfect basketball rec­ came in with a 70, after ukBradley, 52-48, at Peoria ord was in 1907-08, when they lng a double-bogey five on Thursday night. showed a 9-0 slate. the famous 222-yard 16th at Cincinnati has lost only 14 Thacker and Ron Bonham Cypress Point. National Open times over a span of six sea­ led all scorers against Brad­ champion Jack NUiclaus had sons, but five of those revers­ ley with la points each whUe a 71 and Gary Player, who als were suffered against the 2lsck Herndon, who went Into won at San Diego, had a 73. Braves, and all in Peoria. So the contest with a 28-point All played at Cypress Point. it was understandable that average, topped the Braves Defending champion Doug th e Bearcats approached with a mere 12. _ Ford had a 73 and former Thursday night's affair with Fourth-ranked Arizona State National Open champion Jack some misgivings. University, the only other Fleck had to settle for a 79. The doubts were turned to member of the top to to get reality when Bradley Jumped into action Thursday night, o ff to an early lead before an defeated New 2lexlco, 59-47, to appreciative home audience take over undisputed posses­ and fought the Bearcats to a sion of first place In the West­ 44-all tie with less than seven ern Athletic Conference. minutes to play. The Sun Devils, who nowTom Thacker, a 8 foot 2 sen­ have a 25-1 overall record, ior guard who has been a key used a sagging zone defense figure in Cincinnati's two which prevented New 2lcxico straight NCAA championships, from working the ball near the provided the answer once basket. As a result, the Lo­ again with five straight points tos were forced to do most of to provide Ihe Bearcats with their shooting from the out­ their winning margin. side and they couldn’t connect The Bearcats, who arc rank­ too often. Playoff Pool Bowling three strikes la a probably will start on April 2 row for a lurkey were Evelyn or X The regular season ends 21HU and Gena Spradlin. on March 31. Seminole Welcomes Our Texas Friends While Bcrot was having his fine day, another form er Ns. tional Open champion. Gene Litllcr, blew to a big 83— possibly the highest score he ever has taken in a PGA tournament Close to Boros came big George Bayer, long-hitting Paul Harney, and little I)a vcy Hill, each with 68. And at 69s came Phil Rodgers By Ualtrd Press International ed No. 1 among the nation's and Gene Bone. The University o f Cincinnati colleges, now boast a 14-0 rec Tbe three courses on which M on, Wod. A Sal 1:15 P. M. MATINEES Hunt Co. Dedication Here Saturday Boros Holds 'Comfortable' builders.” Krider got them to­ gether with the city and county commissions and "greased the way” for them on their power prob- Hunt Wastes No Time Promise To The Future Ground breaking exerrisese for the HLH Pro­ ducts plant were held with 100 or more digni­ taries and guests last Aug. 15. A t that time, cx-Mnyor J. II. Crapps was <|Uoted: 'T h e y (the Hunt people) don’t wait for the frost to hit the pumpkin for it to ri|>en; they go right to work and that's thu kind of people we like.” The city installed some 807,000 worth o f utility lines into thu Hunt plant. First load o f produce, .*10,000 jKumds o f dried beans, arrived Dec. 17 from Huntsville, Ala., for tlie new plant. Formal operation will commence Saturday when !!. L. Hunt, head o f all H u n t operation*, will throw a master switch, with Gov. Farris Bryant and o t h e r dignitaries looking on. H LH Products is the first o f muny manufac­ turing firm s that will build in the new Hanford Industrial Park. The park is a planned, controlled industrial de­ velopment o f Hunt Pro­ perties, the real estate, management operaton of the Hunt interests. The 100,000 - square, foot plant being opened by H L H Produets Satur­ day occupies an 80-acre site and brings to 11 the number o f food process­ ing establishments oper­ ated by H LH Products. Gov. Farris Bryant has declared that thu indus­ trial park and the indus­ tries that locate there promise a consistent new source o f income for Flo­ rida natural resources and agricultural products that will prove greatly beneficial to tha growth o f the atata. K Y K K K T T HIGGS, su­ pervisor o f c a n n i n g operations o f the liL H Plant. C LYD E LOV1NGOOD general m a n a g e r o f HLH plants. 5 H. L . . .unt ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ �m i 11 1 * U t ! ir i ! I I fi' I .1 II n * ■ k u u i 4. PRODUCTS *-1 If fi - | P LA N T D ED IC A TIO N j CO UN TY F L O R ID A .1 4 SATURDAY jt i : 1 J A N . 19 , 1963 ■ 10 A . M . - r. V ---- — ■ • - ■ ■■■ ■« \ l " t I»1 tf - »|r- I, ’* THIS P A G E S PO N S O R ED B Y THE FO LLO W IN G FIRM S WILSON-HilER Fnrmltara Co, Inc. I l l B. F ir * Si. FA 21623 Ivey's Shoe Store 201 E. First F A 2-0204 Complete Builders Supply and Roma Improvement Dapt. P A 2*0300 H IL L HARDWARE and IM PLEM EN T C O . 4 . l U - I l t Ctak A v t. r : |. • ‘ “ v r fT " Is o Florida State Bank Quality Lumbar for Evary Need Member Fadaral Deposit Insurance Corporation TOO ft. French A t *. F A 2*7121 Harold H. Kastner & Co. GREGORY LUMBER CO. Maple Ava. at fth Bt. Gator lumber FA J-JUD.l 413 W. 13th FA 2-2031 STATE PRODUCE COMPANY J. A. "Pop** EmtrMin, Manager 1300 S. Franch Ava. 222*1611 Member Federal Deptmll InHiirunce Curp. F A 2*6211 PO N TIAC • BU1CK - R AM BLER 301 W . First St. Hunt Lincoln-Mercury Inc. 109 N. Palmetto Ave. FA 2*4864 Hollywood Shop 114 E. First FA 2*2071 FA 2*3021 SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L BANK 101 E. First 200 W. First Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. F A 3*0211 Cowan's 212 E. First FA 2*4981 McRoberts Tire Supply Co. 401 W . First H IL L LUMBER and HARDWARE C O . FA 2-0651 ADAMS Call FA 2*5361, ‘ T h a Lumbar Number’ United Transfer & Storage for Sudden Service Agency for Suddalh and Atlaa Van Lines 213 W. Third fit. 200 N. lflully A*e. 2*0223 �. ^ H u •r * % j Qu ■ «2Sj Man Is H. L. Hunt (F o llo w in g u an article 1 w ritten in tw o by Saul P e lt w hich M r. Hunt con sider* (a c t u a l:) On w eek d ay m ornings ho d r iv e * I’ I i i ih -II (ln u n t ju i lie p a rk * h i* c a r H irer blocks fro m the u flice to sa ve 20 cents in parkin,; le e * l i e c a rries h it lunch from hom e in a brow n p a p er *uck li e is d r c s 'c il los* im p rc i| aivcly than nine out ■>( ten ! business men you m eet, indelu din g tho.*e i n their w ay ] to bankruptcy court. H i* suits I usually are atwrc-bouglit. nut cu itom i:'iloiei.l o n occasion , T tv ~ ) }* he n e a rs the wrung suit ja c ­ ?' ' * 7, ket w hile the right one is lie.na rep a ired fo r battle fa tigu e lly tile im p ro b a b le *t,in l arils usually aitribu teii to bis krnil ill T ex a s, he Uses a life • f stringent austerity lie ow ns no yachts nr p r iia ic p lan e-, lias no ch au ffeu r fo r this four cars and m aintains • * • « on ly tw o hom es—or.e at a p rofit, lie is som ething k-s* 't h in an ostentatious tipp er H e ha* hi* own cam h C A X N K I) FOODS roll out of the hope stninless steel filler ntttl closer trim m e r hut frequently a l­ mill iiwiKs* their wny down the conveyer hell townril the conkers. low s his wispy w hite h air to prow long at the tem ples and ac re s in L ib ya atol th e y 're p a ea ' w ritten and published o ff one w in g, .small by H o llyhack o f the neck W ith his ' beginning to return a fa n ta s ­ liy II I.. Hunt. w «x d stan dard*, and s e r­ h a ir long, with t.:«>*«• bluetic p rod u ctio n ." va n t's q u a rters in the rea r. \ lu ll.I a cros* Hie book p ray e yes a rd that gen eral T h e Hunts h ave business in- r o v e r *a ld . " F o r ln*i>ection T h e h om e, w hich Is tastelook ol penile yearn in g hr fu lly fiirn i'lie .l in F ren ch Prosuggests .1 stru gglin g unknown tervsts in 13 o r 20 states (h e only I’ lease *lo not r e m o v e ." vin eia l ami K u rly A m e rica n , \ poster on a tald e sh rilled w asn't sure at the m om ent 1 author, w hich he is, in a as w ell as in C anada, A fric a in la rgo letters, " I f you h ave is big am i com fo rta b le . m a n n er o f speaking. Hut a casu al v is ito r with W hen he tra v e ls , tic flics and the M iddle Hast. T h e y 'r e an epon m ind, like rom an ce, sum * o f w ealth c o m m e rc ia l. A w a y from hom e in o il, ra tion , tim b er-gro w in g, lo v e lre«*dotn, yo u 'll he fas fan tastic cu ttle, pecan g ro v e*, and rea l cin ated by 'A lp a c a ' . . . C op­ dancing in bis m iddle-class lie often is irrita ted !>y food * prices. " I f e e l. " he *a> s, estate, add one son. I.atnur, ies m ay lie p u rrh a «ed from head, som eh ow exp ects m ore. " lik e a sucker p a yin g Si fo r also o v n s the D allas T exan s the reception ist fo r 50 cents. T h e s w im m in g p*x>l ought to Although b illed a* a n ovel, bo la rg e r and live house m ore a hotel b r e a k fa s t." At hom e fran ch ise o f the n ew pro " A lp a c a " m ostly cotircrn s it- lavish and, w h ile one hesi­ at night he pcrsonn lly -,,cs fo c i ha 11 leagu e Hut is a tall, e re c t man. s e lf w itli a constitution d e v is ­ tates lo he ca tty , one can 't around the house turning o ff w hose fa c e re se m b le * H er ed lo r a sm all m yth ical coun­ help n oticin g Hint the house lights. llarold M in l.a f.iic l e Hunt liert H oover * and wluise p o li­ try \\ 11 11 pictu resqu e lo gic lie could u »c paint amt tlx- carat 71 one o f the riclx-*t m en tico are to the righ t o f the M tggcst* a gradu ated system l>cllng on (lie cen tra l s ta ir­ in the w orld, is th rifiy and fn rm o r P resid en t. W ith a r e ­ o f su ffra ge w h ereb y m en in case h a* w orn thin. H e re Hunt liv e s w ith his ad m its it. Ho sees, not a p orter. lie is polite, frien d ly, the liig h c 't in com e tax b ra c ­ ron tra d ition , hut a con nec­ cautious. He re v e a l* little o l kets get seven votes, not on e; second w ife , a c o m e ly , youth­ o tion betw een thrift and gre a t Pie inner man excep t a fe a r tw o bonus vote* go to each ful w om an o f u n flaggin g Souw ealth . K stim a tes o f Ids for o f wli.it may lx- said o f him cili/ rn who w a iv e * old age Ihern cou rtesy and a sw eet Ix-noliis o r go vern m en t s a l­ sm ile, and Iter fou r sm ilin g tune ran ge fro m SI oo.ooo.immi in print. to tw o b illien d o lla rs. K*tlTh e p erso n a lity that e m e r ­ a r y " no lite ra ry o r lunacy children , w ho c a ll the m a ster m ates o f his w e e k ly Incom e ge* is a bland one, as plain test 1* rrq u ired fo r any v o l­ o f tits* house " P o p s y . " Th o ran ge fro m st.uou.uuo b efo re a* the clohtv* lie w ea r*, t s r r : am i a citl/en can d e le ­ tw o youngest g irls som etim es taxes to $ 1 ,000,000 a lte r tax* * u ndefined a* Ins soft, ring- gate oth ers b e tte r in form ed sing g ra c e at dinn er and Hie fa m ily en jo ys singing folk H ow much is II. I,. Hunt less fin gers Hut lx bind the than lie fo v ote fo r him . Hunt is e v a n g e lic a l about songs and hym ns togeth er. blandness, one suspect* that re a lly w orth ? He, In in scll Isn't tellin g lie 11. I,. Hunt can lx- as p o si­ the m essage and p erson ally Th ey not o n ly sang fo r Hunt sm llos al e stim a tes, n eith er tiv e as a p lle d riv r r when lie s ee k * to prom ote the book. on his seven ty-first b irtlx la y He recen tly m ade a ra re pub­ but g a v r him a b irtlx la y cake c o n firm in g n or den yin g lie w ants (o lie. He to lera te s — alm ost seem s lic a p p ru ra n rr in a D allas with Hie Jacket design o f does not a p p ea r ou tra ged h> e ith e r the high o r low guess­ to e n jo y —questions alxiut ins txmk store w h ere his tw o " A lp a c a " reprod u ced on tlie sang, " H o w icin g. es. He Im p lies it's rid ic u l­ w c a llli up to a point and s te p d a u g h te rs T h e y , o f cou rse, eat w ell ous to d ra w up lists o f the then, with |xditc firm n ess, much is H u t Ixmk in the the su bject. lie w in d o w ? " lie e v e n sent fre e hut again , not la vish ly. W ine w o rld 's richest m en b u t chan ges s eem s to he a w a re ol the pub c le a rly g ives the im pression cop ie* to heads o f state In is not served with dinner. liih o d rankings, including the (lint m akin g m on ey Is tar E u rope, A frica and tliu N e a r Hunt is proud o f som e o f (lie ro tim r llo n * d evelo p ed In latest w h ich places him s e ­ m o re fun than |M>s*culnc o r E ast. And Hie " I t I,. Hunt Pa Ills ow n kltclw n , auclt as cond to J. Pau l (J etty, an oth er sjtendm g it W hat is H um 's recip e fo r ra d e o f P ro d u c ts ," w hich prune m uffins and carrot o il baron. .*|K>n*ors ra d io broadcasts in cakes, livin g som eth in g o f a Pin n ed dow n, lie says lie m a k in g m on ey. . .? " Y o u h ave to lie lu cky. . Hie Southw est, now plu gs a health faddist. In- insists on lias no w ay o f knowing w hat oth ers urc w orth, doesn 't you h ave to he o f an acquis!- n ew on e— 'A lp a c a ,' that g r ip ­ Ins bread being baked in bis ow n kitchen o l flou r ground r e a lly ca re, and w hat's m ore liv e nature, a g g re s s iv e and ping rom a n ce . . " Hunt bail nxi.vxxj c o p ir* o f in hi* ow n kitchen fro m w heat lie says, In* ha* no a c ctira le th rifty . Y o u h ave to bo lion w a y o f know ing In* ow n cst and fa ir o r at least h ave Hie b<x>k printed by a F o rt grown in Deaf Sm ith Coun­ jieeple think you a re. You W orth p rin ter tinted c h ie fly ty. T e x , l»ecau*«; o f its high worth. Hill during a ra re series c a n ’t do a great volu m e of fo r his pn xlu ction o f te le ­ flu oride content. T lie fir *t M rs Hunt died o f in te rv ie w s at "M ou n t V e r ­ Im sinest unless you r w ord j* phone book* lie prcfcrr*-d, Hunt said, n cheap s oft-cover in 1033 Hunt's six children n o n ." Hunt's out*i/e m odel a ccep ted . . I v*- n e v e r trie d to Ixxik lo keep Hie c »* t dow n from that m a rria g e are nowo f W ashington * hom e, the country * b ig g r»t Independent b ecom e the h u gest o il man am i a c h iev e g re a te r d istrib u ­ grow n and livin g in th e ir ow n hom es. o il p rixlu cer did d ro p these o r any tiling else. I sim ply tion. (In N e w Y o rk , a publisher like to do Hungs—o il, cattle, I a«k ed Hunt If "M o u n t s ca ttered clu es! " W e are proud o f ou r pro re a l esta te, tim lx-r, w h a te ve r told m e this s to ry : Hunt sent V e rn o n " w ere hi* o n ly hom e, du rtion . During the w a r, w e —o n as tug a scale a* I ran him lltc " A lp a c a " m anuscript lie said yes, hut then had an " , . . F o r all p ra c tica l pur- but tin- pu blish er w asn't in a fte r thought, - o h . th ere's al Hunts produced m e re o il than H e rm a n ) produced o r had a c ­ pose*. I rega rd a man with te r r steal. An em issary then so the p lace in W y o m in g ." cess to. u n h id in g llo tn a n ia ." $200,000 as wi ll < If as a a r riv e d fro m D .ill.i*. d e c la r ­ T h e p la c e in W yo m in g is a c a ttle ranch, " O u r net p r o !it (s h a re d by man w itli S2iiu.oo0.ooo \ m il ing. *Ycu re a lize w!m you 're 273,000 a c re who throws In* d ea lin g w ith '' Hunt is w orth w h ere the you n ger Hunts e n ­ Hunt, lou r son* and tw o lion a ire t cs at money around 1* stupid. Ik * SdOO.Uuu.isK). l ui w orth s e v ­ jo y fi*lu n g and hunting, but d a u g h te r*! from oil leases C otton V a lle y . I .1 has Ih t r give s ou r C om m unist en em ies e ra l m illion m y s e lf and I'm Hie e ld e r has visited on ly alxiut Sju.ouu.ouu iti (lie last lots o f prop agan da against o n ly his m e s s e n g e r !" Tlx; tw ice. He 1.* not a m an wiUi publisher still said no 1 hobble*. 20 y e a rs and it w ill go on tile U nited S tales H u n t's h om e, "M o u n t V e r ­ " . . . I don't spend much Outside o f m a k in g m on ey, prod u cin g anotix-r 25 to 30 m on ey. T h e re 's nothing I n o n ", stands on 10 lo v ely H unt's c h ie f in terest is public y e a r* . . . " . . O ur net profit frein w ant but what I'd buy Hut a rre s o v e r lo o k in g a iaki— a a ffa irs , and Ins in terest is in ­ I leave no inclination to v ie w w hich he con siders Ix-t- tense. S e v e ra l y e a r * ago, he o il leases at Duke Lake. I..i ter Ilian (ie u r g e W ashing- s|x-nt w ill be around $ 100.000,not) in th row m oney aw a y " Cl.3uo.oisi prom otin g T ills attitude 1* M rikinglv ten ’ s W h ile it has only 13 " F a c t * F o r u m ," a a e rie* o f the next 20 to 23 years, and discussion p rog ra m s w e 'v e had it about six re fle c te d in Hie w ad in g room room s, the hou*e i* three or ra d io ou tside Hie Hunt (III Co. ol fou r tim es la r g e r lhan the w hich b e c a m e h otly con tro ­ y e a r* . . . " " W e h ave at b a s t s e v era l flees. T lie only read in g mat first P res id en t'» hom e on tlie v ers ia l. C ritic s said if w a i u ltra • c o n s e rv a tiv e p ro p a ­ o th er leases o f this s ite. . " te r I n oticed w as tw o copies I ’otn m ac. "My Itoys have 11,01)0,000 o f a ixickrthook titled " A l- 1 T h e r e 's a sw im m in g p<*il ganda. an tl-C atholic, anil 1, ' .V Welcome To Sa nford H L H V ' I PRODU CIS W. Atlee Burpee Co. Irf&laww and Semitic, anti-Negro, llu o i ! w hich, he s iy t "already is denied the charges. ; dominated by Ih* CommitsToday, Hunt li passionate­ lata." ly devoted to a new pro­ " , . . And H we go along gra m c a lled "Lifelin es," as we are, at we get sold w hich his com pan ies sponsor on So stations In the South­ on co-exlitenoe, w « o a m ic e * west. It Is 1 pertly political, will become a Communist partly religious discussion country. I don't w a it a war program delivered by a but the tolerance and friend­ Nashville preacher. Among other things, it insists the ship evidenced by the Khru­ Supreme Court hee exceeded its juriedlctloB, declares lib­ erty fades as government In­ creases, lament* federal speckling and federal taxing and decrlea the lo u of con­ stitutional freedoms, among which It include* a men’* righ t to choose hit own neigh­ bors or keep a health In­ spector out of his bouse. The Hunts are so devoted to "L ifelin es" tliat they fre­ quently listen to th« same broadcast twice (from Dallas and New Orleans) <md post signs advertising the slmwon their lawn, mail box and can . One night I noticed M n. Hunt wearing red and white earrings with the sssmt "U fe lin e s " dangling from her lobes. Hunt say* he sa not a "h e a v y " contributor to poliHeal campaigns. He did not, be s a y * nupport the late Sen ator Joseph McCarthy finan­ c ia lly although he admired much of hit work. Hut if (Jen. Douglas Mac Arthur had l*e n nominated (or Presi­ dent, Hunt saya. I'd have gone all out (o r him finan­ cially." 11c Is not optimistic about Hie state of this world or hla country. Ho thinks tlie I'nited States (aces Imminent dang­ er o f bank*uptcy and "la moving fa it toward Commun­ ism ." Ha think* the I'nited Mates should pull out of the I'nited Nations unless H fats a greater voire In that body shchev here and tr * Mlkeyan visits alarming. Such ttfUki (x)i&h&A To H L H things would not bare been tolerated three or four year* ago." PRODUCTS Hunt tfdnki the timaa call for a " strong m an" In Km White House and feels Sen­ ator Lymlnn Johnson may be the answer. Curiously John­ son is not among Hunt's lgvorlte senators because ef hi* "N ew Deal rotlng We are pleased to have been chosen to do the paving for this new and modem plant. re­ cord." He much prefers the work of Talmadge, Senator* Eastland, Bridgai, Geld wa­ ter, Byrd and other conser­ vative!. Then why does he favor Johnson for the Democratic nomination? "Because, if we are tn bo saved from Commumam, a strong man will have to do it. Johnson has shown ho can he a strong man the way he loads tlxvaa Democrat# and Republicans around In Mas .Senate aa though they had rings in their note*." Hunt waa bora la VandaHa, 111., tha son of a largeacale farmer and grain spe­ culator. HU education stop­ ped at tb* fifth grade and be roamed the Far Weft an I farm hand, cowboy and lum­ berjack. In Arkansas, ha be­ gan to taste ro il wealth, (red­ ing la caHnn land, parlaying hU speculation into an,on acres. RHM PAVING CO. INC. Paola, Fla. WELCOME - H LH PRODUCTS TO SEMINOLE COUNTY W e are glad to have you in this area and we are proud to CA RRY HLH PRODUCTS IN STOCK C EN TR A L FLO R ID A FO O D S , Inc 115 N. LA U R EL A V E. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE FA 2-6151 FLEMING Super Market CHILDRE 509 E. 7th S t E. Geneva Ave. Be&rdall Ave. Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. FA 2-7159 FA 2-1609 FA 2-1852 322-9346 FA 2-0682 WADE'S Grocery Grocery John & Lila Marella's Grocery Geneva Ave. SEED GROWERS # GEORGE'S Grocery 1506 W . 13th S t �Producemen Seminole County produce* M. L. Cullum declared, “ Tills men called the announcement will fu lfill a 30 year dream o f o f the Hunt company eannery mine. N ow that the need in Central Florida fo r a major plant in Sanford aa the b ig­ food processor la met there gest thing that ever happened will be a revival o f tha small to Central Florida agriculture. farmer and he w ill no longer be a marginal producer. This w ill reault in the return o f prosperity to Centra] Florida agriculture. "In the past, moat o f the cannera that wanted to aettla In the area wanted us to pay part o f their cotta, but the Hunt people askrd fo r nothing more than a location. It aounda mighty good to me. and it will bring back many farms that are now out of production." In a telephone interview, Harold Kaatncr said, “ It ’s the biggest thing to hit town in years. This is the greatest thing to create economic In­ come that Sanford ever had. It w ill bring commodities in from a radius o f 100 miles and result in a big revival o f local agriculture. N ew families will come into the area with this stimulant to increase produc­ tion. It will also bring back old fields that are now In GREEN B E A N S go through here, They lire sent firnt through the huge Undera at fa r right, where tha endn are snipped, then go through a grading tables, to the cutters, which can cut them in aeveral atyles and sites and on to conveyers. a Bahia g r a n and grazing cuwa. One reason fo r the Hunt peo­ ple coming in here Ti the in­ crease In population. The area will provide the biggest mark­ et fo r their product. This will mean a great resurgence in the industry and the marginal producer will now be a major economic factor as a profitable operator." Homer Osborne, of the Farm Bureau, pointed out in an In­ terview recently that the increased employment will not only affect the immediate San­ ford population, but will mean fo r every one in the plant there will be four or five in the field. The plant will bring back the fam ily farm aa a large scale, constant producer o f quality produce fo r the com* puny, which la a quality can* ner. It la Osborne's opinion that “ the immediate effect o f this new facility w ill be greater than the effect o f the Nova project fo r the next four or fire years. W e must remember that, as the Hunt representa­ tive pointed out, the canned food item is an increasingly basic commodity. In spite of the frozen food business, the demand for canned vegetables is constantly rising. This is particularly true o f the qual­ ity canned food.” F U R N ISH E D and IN S T A L L E D the latest CASES O F H LH tomato juice rest on special platforms in the storage area o f the new Hunt food processing plant. Canned Goods A'Plenty The operatie* «f » feed processing pleat ia Sanford easts a bright glow over the current employment picture here, Florida State Employ­ ment Office M anager Joe Foy told the Herald recently. Hunt Oil Company,” Foy said. not counting many high school Hs stated that from his past experience with canning plants in othsr parts o f Florida about IB o r 20 per cent o f the staff would need to be skilled workera with the other B0 to 85 percent unskilled labor. "W e would bavo no trouble “ We had a backlog o f over at ail In otaffln g the proposed BOO nan-agricultural unskilled food processing plant erf tha workers at the and o f June, The Hanford plent o f HLH Products will process potatoes, beans, spinach, corn, beets and carrots fo r canning during the 10-month grow ing season. During the entire 12 months o f the year the plant w ill be engaged in processing o f such Items as pork and beans, dried blsck-eye peas, butter beans, lims beans snd spaghetti. The plent will produce can­ ned goods fo r various H LH brand names: H LH , Alma, Haset and Hallmark. Other H LH brands are Butterfield, Triumph and Perfection. From 200 to 400 workers will be employed at various seasons, with tha annual pay­ roll running about $000,000. graduates who a re atlil unem­ ployed and fa il into the un­ skilled labor classification," Foy said. "Th e year-round operation o f the plant is most desirable, AD E LA ID E Australis (UI>1) snd w ill go fa r toward help­ -—Australia's Owen Davidson ing take up the alack In the upset Marty Mulligan o l Aus­ unemployment rolls h e n ," he tralis, a form er Wimbledon continued. finalist, 6-1, S-T, 10-8, Tuesday Scores Upset Win A IR • C O N D IT IO N IN G ------ and ------ PLUMBING FIXTURES Quality Installations F R A N C I S Roumillat Jr. new president o f the Chamber will be hoHt at the Chamber o f Commerce banquet Sat­ urday night, GOV. F A R R IS Bryant will l>e the guedt speak­ er at the Chamber o f C o m m e r c e banquet here Saturday honor­ ing tho Hunt Co. 319 ELM A V E . F A 2-0852 SANFORD, F L A . LCOME SANFORD Serving The Canning FLORIDA Industry In Florida t �W ELCOM E H L H PRODUCTS *««r •M4l » I A* *1 AS A PART OF OUR GROWING ECONOMY W e extend a sincere wish to the H. L. HUNT PRODUCTS for their success and prosperity in this, their latest enterprise. SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y P LA N T D ED IC A T IO N SA TU R D A Y �* We are proud to have been the franchised dealer for this American Metal Building, the plant of . . . PRODUCTS COMPANY *».....■ ■■ wit *' ■ •TCiwash ^ W G h 'iri* •v * ^ $ ■ k £ s .‘ i - ■ ' \ • . ,* * ■ , .f^ r ) fa ts o * * Largoot alngl# clear span rigid frame build* ing La (he elite of Fla. A clear span of 10* by 240' and a double building that epana 240' by , ) •. 'V 200', a total aq. foot of 84,000. ts i - A M E R I C A N < 4 I g i? B U I L .D I N G S From the day that the footing excavatlo* COM PANY atarled to completion of building . . . 90 duya. A R R 0 LL A N IE L o o o o o o o o o o o o o CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED Franchised Dealer For American Buildings Co. For Central Florida 2800 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-5011 r * ' ifezit * r ■' o t M f l * FT Sanford, Fla. �In Canal O ff 17-92 Human Bones Found *** Human lejr at*l foot bones found Saturday morning in a small canal o ff aouth Highway 17-92 will be forwarded fo r pathological study to the Florida Sheriffs Bureau at Tallahassee, Sheriff J. L. Hobby said today. Discovery waa mnde by four boys playing nlong the canal. Jimmy Mnrkos, 12, and his brother, Bobby, 10, o f 2533 El Capitun Avc., and Mike Maddox, 11, e lO ^ B y L A R R Y Y E R 5 II E L G o v . B r y a n t telephoned fro m T a lla h a ssee M onday m o r n i n g to apologize to John K riricr fo r his in abi­ lity to attend the C h am ber’s I din n er S atu rday evening. John assured the G overn or that the dinn er guests under­ stood about the w eath er. B ry ­ ant asked John " (o r a return date as soon as p o s sib le ." • • • W ord is out that n egotia­ tions are n earin g com pletion fo r establishm en t o f a third n ew plant at Sanford Indus­ tria l park and, our in fo rm ­ ants say, "th is w ill be the b ig g e s t thing that e v e r hit S em in o le C ou n ty." • • • N O T H IN G L IK E A N IR O N IC SENSE OK HUM OR D E P A R T ­ M E N T : E v ery o n e goin g to the M ovleln n d D rive-In next Satur­ d a y night and signing a pledge to donate blood to the local blood bank w ill re c e iv e a m on th ’ s pass fo r two. W hat’ s p la y in g ? “ B LO O D O f Dracu la .” "B L O O D O f V a m p ire ," and " T h e B L O O D B ea st." • • • C ounty A tto rn ey H a r o l d Johnson has a proh lem . The n ext County C om m ission m eet­ ing is Jan. 29. C hairm an J. C. H utchison, Just o v e r an o p er­ ation, c a n ’ t m ake it up the stairs to the cham bers. So, can the com m ission m eetin g be m oved? W h at’ s the legal p itc h ? C allin ' D ick E rv in ! NEW S I’ HOTOtIKAl’ HEltS continually neck live action anti unusual photos. An estimated 10 Florida and Texas newsmen were on linnd here Saturday for the II1.1I Products dedication, sweating out ubout three hours in tlie son waiting for Texas billionaire II. L. Hunt to push the button of his new mlllion-dollar plant. That was the main picture . . . as it is shown here by Herald photographer Hill Vincent. Hunt is pushing the button; next is Mrs. Hunt and then Wendell Jarrurd, director o f the Florida De­ velopment commission. HUT . . . the other cameramen commenced push­ ing and crowding in for their shots. The lens o f Vincent's camera was cracked. Note the Orlando photographer in the right background. His T V camera was smashed and his film exposed in the melee. O f cours^, he ex­ pressed his chagrin in loud, clear and plain language. All this in a few seconds. Conner Predicts Prosperity Boost In c rea se d p ro s p e rity in the agricu ltu ral fie ld within a 50-mile radius o f S anford w as pred icted hero S atu rday by D oyle Conner, state com m is­ sioner o f agricu ltu re. • • • Conner m ade hi* forecast N O B O D Y A S K E D M E . but at tiie fo rm a l opening o f the how can A N Y business man refu se to Join the C h am ber o f C o m m e rc e ? . . . H is fin a n cia l success depends on people being attracted to com e to o r to stay in our com m u n ity . . . And no one o r no o rgan iralion does this so w elt us does the C h am ber o f C om m erce . . . A L L people with an in vest­ ment in this area ought to he G I.A D to add Ih d r personal as w ell as th eir lin a n cial a s­ sistan ce to sueli an e ffo rt . . . And it costs only ju cents a w e e k ! It . . . S peaking o f Hie CofC. the m em b ersh ip d riv e w orkers each y e a r c oin e hack with stories o f com plaints . . . You know llie kind—“ and th at's the reason I w on't Join" . . . If an y business w ants Its in ter­ est* p rom oted, it can best lie done w ith the prin cipal IN Hie C ofC , not O U T o f it . . . Out o f It the fe llo w has no v o ice, no w a y o f accom plish ing w hat H E w ants . . . IN it, as a m e m ­ ber, he can speak his m ind, can w ork fo r the things he b e ­ lie v e s ben eficia l. • • • TO A L L YO U PE O P LE , you business m en, who a rc not a lre a d y m em b er* o f the CofC, h ow 's about sending in at least *23 to the trad e body, attend the m eetin gs, serv e on c o m ­ m ittees, DO som ething that Y O U 'D like to see done, get oth ers to help you . . . L e t's e v e ry o n e w ork fo r the ad ­ van cem en t o f our area — and thus p rotect our fin an cial in ­ vestm en ts. • • • W h a t's this I h ear about A N O T H E R fillin g station that prohahty w ill be built soon on F ren ch A ven u e? , . . L essee now, how m any a re there b e ­ tw een the lake front and Hie c ity lim its on our busy U S. 17-82? • » * T h e n ew flash in g sign point ed tow a rd the 1-4 bridge and la k etron t U. S. 17 92 beckons the tr a v e le r to the "H o te l B a r*’ . . . But when one o f the nom ads got to the place w h ere the sign is, he said it w as ca lled " V a ld e s ." H-m-inmm. • • 9 T o the lo ya l c itlie n s who w ere sitting in the glorious— but n e v e r the less H O T — F lo r ­ id a sun. D oyle Conner w as m ost a p ologetic fo r his tard y a r r iv a l . . . H e couldn't h elp i t . . . His plan e ran into som e fo g and the pilot had to "s ta c k tip'* try in g to find a spot to sandw ich into the landing p a t­ tern o f the N a v y Jeta . . . T h e S tate’ s C o m m is i'o n er o f A g r i­ cu ltu re dislikes in con venien c­ in g fo lk *, so his ep ologics Were' m ost sincere. DOYLE CONNER Orlandoan Held In Connection With Citrus Case A n O rlan do man, C olbert O u y ie , 68. 1* bein g held in the D u val cou nty Jail on an e x to rtio n c h a rge rela tin g to the citrus la rcen y case pend­ ing h ere. U . S. postal o ffic ia l* at J ack son ville rep o rted G uyse w a * arrested llie rc when lie sought to pick up a reply to an e x to rtio n letter. C. C. M oo, postal inspector, said G uyse had m a iled on Jan. 10 from J ack son ville a letter to C .R . Ix iw d ern iilk . U m gw cod , d e ­ m anding J.ooo in * io bills fo r w ithholding in form ation p Ixjui c erta in crim in a l acts a lle g e d ­ ly com m itted by L o w d crm ilk . M oo slated the le tte r also th reaten ed Ralph A ld erm an . O rlando. T h e Sem inote ccunty grand ju r y last SI unday indicted L u w derm itk , A ld erm an , Alba T . H a ll and Bill Ham m ond on 42 count* o f con sp iracy, b ri­ b ery and gran d la rcen y. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 more small bones. Sheriff Hobby snid there have been no "missing persons" reports for some time. He added that from the appear­ ance o f tlie remains they nnd been in the water for some time. The boots were in a good state o f preservation. The sheriff, from n precursory study, snid the victim apparently was a small male. MON.. J A N U A R Y 21, 1063 “SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO? 031 W E A T H E R : Cloudy through Tuesday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 05-00. W L W A ... Trim Budget W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — C hiiirinnn C laren ce Cannon, D-.MO., in e ffe c t asked his H ouse A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m ­ m itte e to d a y to trim P r e s i­ d en t K rn n e d y ’ s record *98.8 billio n b u d ge t by *12 billion. Poor Boy L O N D O N ( U P I ) — A c to r R ich ard B u rton , w ea rin g a patch o v e r h i* bruised rig h t P ro d u c t* w ill m o v e fo rw a rd . F lo rid a ry e , said S u n day n ig h t he $1 m illion 1ILH plant a t S an ford Indu strial a lw a ys w ill re m a in an out- had been b eaten and kicked ; stan ding a gric u ltu ra l s ta te ." by a pack o f s ix London “ T e d ­ park. A n d C on ner con clu ded: " W e d y b o y s ." • • • O th er stories and pictu res — ou r s la te — h a ve th ree strong o f the C h a m b er fe s tiv itie s le g * to stand on : A g ricu ltu re, No Opposition E L L S U E T IIV 1 L I.K , K a ta n ­ on P a g e 2 o f to d a y 's H e r­ tourism and industry, W e are g o in g fo r w a r d ." ga, The C ongo (U P lt — A n ald. advan ce colum n o f C N Indian tre o p s reach ed the ou tskirts ★ ★ ★ P o in tin g out that S em in o le o f K u lw e ti, to d a y w ith o u t o p ­ county n ow ranks a * the 38th po sitio n , a s p c k fM n in r e ­ county In v e g e ta b le p rod u c­ ported. tion in the U n ited S tates, C on ­ n er slated 39.000 a c re s nowRe-Elected a re used in th at fie ld , w ith a |M)icntiu1 o f GO,000 a cres. IIK K L 1 N ( U P I ) — W a lle r " W e can see n othing but U lh ric h t w on re-election a * grow th and p ro s p e rity fo r Cum mult W t boss o f E a s t G e r­ S em in o le c o u n ty ," said Coo* m an y to d a y s h o rtly a ft e r a m ysterious' e xp lo sion rocked P ttb ., I - —i '. * F ly in g lie re fro m T a ll aliasan E a * t lle rlln a rea in w hich * e « s olely (o r Use H L II lie- * he has his hom o. • dicu tioa, C on n er told H U t o w n er H . L. Hunt that " w o Strike Seen a re d eligh ted to h a ve this 8 T . A U G U S T IN E ( U P I ) — ad dition to the F lo rid a InT h e F lo rid a E a st C o a st R a il, u ti.drial c om m u n ity and tak ruud w ill a r r e p l liu m ol e Ing p a rt in re co g n izin g F lo r ­ fr e ig h t shipm ent* a ft e r m id ­ ida is continuing to e xp a n d . II. L. H U N T n ig h t to n ig h t because o f a " T h is fin e bu ild in g h ere is th reaten ed s trik e — exp ected an e x a m p le o f exp an sion in a t fl a. m. W ed n esd a y — hy F lo rid a and w ill m ean m u ch 1,2110 w o rk e rs . to a gric u ltu re In C en tral F lo rid a and S an ford , on e o f Twister the lea d in g a g ric u ltu ra l c o m ­ M C LE LLE N (U P I) — A m u n itie s." sm all torn ad o tw iste d o u t o f H e con tinu ed: " H L I I is a da rk s k ir t Sunday, d a m a g in g c le a r Indication a g ric u ltu re th re e houses in th is tin y "C o m m u n ism w ould r e a lly n orth w est F lo rid * com m u n ity, w an e and d isa p p e a r if the N o one was Injured, but th e U n ited S ta les w e r e to quit tw is te r ripped the r o o f fr o m fe ed in g its v ic tim s o f a so . one house. c ie ly w hich now a * a lw a y s b e fo re has n e v rr been ab le Jury Probe to fe ed its p e o p le ." F in a n cin g o f thp S em in ole O X F O R D , M iss. ( U P I ) — A II. L. Hunt, o f D a lla s, m a de B n u ievaid lo a d im p ro vem en t fe d e ra l gra n d ju r y In v e s tig a t­ this statem en t S atu rd ay a t in g racial rio tin g a t tha U n i­ jo b w as tiein g iron ed o u t t o ­ Hie fo rm a l opening o f his d a y a t C a sselb erry. v ers ity c f M ississip pi w aa e x ­ m illion d o lla r H L II P lan t at S eniinu le R acew a y o ffic ia l* pected to issua its fin a l r e ­ S an ford In d u stria l p a rk . He had p u lle d an *I8,(MMI cheek port tod ay. A sou rre close to and M rs. Hunt and o th er w ith th e cou n ty, w h ile C assel* the panel said th ere p rob a b ly Hunt en terp rise o ffic ia ls w ere b e rr y had put up *8,400 f o r h ere fo r the ded ica tion . w ould be no fu rth e r in d ict­ the tw o -m ile re s u rfa c in g jo b . A d v o c a tin g a grass-roots- ments. H o w e v e r, cuunty o ffic ia ls le v e l fre ed o m m o v em e n t by held th a t “ to be p rop er th e the peo p le o f the U n ited a g re e m e n t m ust he betw een S tates, Hunt d e c la re d : " T h e r e th e cuunty and the m u n icip a li­ w ould be no hope fo r Ihe ... P a g e ft H ridgr t y ’* and retu rn rd th e ra c e ­ re m a in in g billion of the Page 0 C la s sifie d w ay check. w o rld ’* th ree billion p opu la­ ___ P a g e H T h e priM eclure b e in g f o l­ tion to rem a in fre e but I f C om ics low ed today, it w as said, is fre ed o m D ear A b h y ... . ----- Pag* H can s u rv iv e six llm t the ra rew a y w as p r e ­ y e a r * it w ill re ig n f o r e v e r . " E d ito ria l .... . . .... Page 4 sen tin g it* rh erk fo r * 18,000 Page t E n terta in m en t to the tuwn o f C a sselb erry, L e g a l * __ ...» P ig * 0 w hich . In turn, w ou ld hand Pusite ..... ..... ..... Pag* 8 N E W Y O R K ( U l ' l l — Stocks o v e r its cheek fo t f2<l.<J00 to opened irre g u la rly h igh er to ­ Society — Pag* 8 the cou n ty. S|Kirts .... . „Page 7 d ay In fa ir ly routine trading. \: and his brother, Doug, 8, o f 1102 Santa Barbara Dr. The boys noticed an Army-type boot floating on the wntcr and fished it out. They found skeletal remains and notified tho R atliff gnrngc, who, in turn, called the sheriff’s office. Deputies dragged the cnnnl nnd found the mnte to the boot, containing bones, nnd then came up with a few i Hunt Advocates Grass-Roots Level Freedom Road Financing, 'Bug' Ironed Out Combined Canal, Jobs Thought Hailed A n e n tire ly n ew approach fo r d ire c t h ig h w a y and canal con nection s w ith the E a st C oast, as su ggested by John D ru m ley, S an fo rd , Is m e etin g with enthusiastic support. Ilru m try I* a m em b er o f the S t. Joh n s-ln d ian R iv e r N a v ig a llo n com m ittee. V olu sia cou n ty au th o rities fo r som e tim e hnve been p lu g ­ g in g fo r a fo u r-la n e h igh w n y con n ectin g D el.s n d and Oak H ill, on H ig h w a y 1. B y th e sam e token , S em in ole cou n ty o ffic ia ls h ave been see k in g fo r m a jo r Im p ro v e ­ m en t* to H ig h w a y 4(1 con n ect­ in g S an ford and M im s, also on H ig h w a y 1. Itru m ley'a s u g g es tio n w as th a t th e h ig h w a y and canal ven tu res tie com bin ed. H e poin ted o u t f i l l fro m th e canal m u ltf be used f o r roadbed con ­ stru ction a lo n g th e w a te rw a y . John K r I d • r, n a v ig a tio n com m ittee ch a irm a n and S em ­ inole C ou n ty C h a m b er o f C o m ­ m erce m a n a ge r, eald tod ay the s u gges tio n h ss m e t w ith fu ll su pport fro m H a ro ld S cott, J a ck son ville e n g in e e r retain ed to m ake p r e lim in a r y canal studies f o r th e n ava giu tio n com m ittee. " T h is n ew ap p roach could a llo w con stru ction o f th e canal at on e-th ird th e c o s t o f ru rlie r prop osals," K r id r r s t a t e d . " T h is idea c a ila fo r an 18-miie can al, w ith Ilttla o r no m a in te­ nance, w h eraa e earlier thou gh ta c a lle d fa r con stru c­ tion o f a 40-in I Is can a l much fu r th e r aouth w ith continuous maintenance,** K r id r r m apped the route o f B ru m ley'e p rop osa l fro m a poin t w h e re th e S t. J o h n , riv r r le a v e* L a k e ll a in r y a lo n g the V o lu »ia -B r *v a rd cou n ty lin e to Indian riv e r . U . 8 . C orp s of E n g in e e r! n ow a re In the pro- Herald Index ce*s o f m o v in g the lla u lo v e r c en a l n e e r A tlen h u rst to a p o io t north o f S hiloh. T h i* lla u lo v e r can a l connects In ­ dian K iv e r w ith tlie In lr a coa stal W a te r w a y . S em in ole cou n ty recen tly a c ­ quired title to the t.lHN) n cre* know n a * the fo rm e r O ereo la a irp o rt. T h e road fro m S a n ­ fo rd w ould s k ir t north o f the o ld a irp o rt. T h e road fro m DoLand w ould ru t southeast and jo in tlie S a n fo rd h igh w a y at a poin t in tlie v ic in ity or tlie a ir ­ port. “ T h e b eau ty o f the bleu," K r id r r said , " is th at the canal p rob ab ly could bo fin an ced w ith reven u e bund*, sup ported by lo ck a ge c h a rges . O n ly tw o b rid g es w ould be n ecesary. M ost o f tha land Is u nap­ proach able e x c e p t by a ir and the canat could he bu ilt w ith a d red ge o r possibly even a d ra g lin e , w ith tho fill bein g Used fo r the h ig h w a y .” New Cold Wave To Hit State LA K E LA N D ( U N ) — T h e coldest w ea th er o f the new y e a r headed Into F lo rid a to ­ day. F ro s t p red iction s w ere posted as f a r south as l.a k r O k err holies. T h e new cold w a v e w as n ot n early a * s ev ere a* the la te D ecem ber fr e e z e which w iped out In ig o p ortion s o f F lo rid a 's citru s and v e g e ta b le cro p *. T h e F e d e ra l • H lsto F ro s t W a rn in g S erv ic e here p red ictn f tem p era tu re s r a lly to m o r­ row ra n g in g lictw een 22 olid 28 d e g re e s in n o rtlirrn d is ­ tricts, 28 to 36 in most cen tral d istricts and 37 to 46 in e x ­ trem e southern d istricts. F io s t w a * p red icted fo r all d istricts e x c e p t the lo w e r east coast, in clu d in g scattered fr u it in E v e rg la d ra d is tric t section s a w a y fro m I-ake O keechobee. Eye Bank To Get Boost R o u tin e T ra d in g .MORRIS H A LE K r ld e r and Sen, B ernard P a rris h w ill m eet T u esd a y m o rn in g w ith H a rris Saxon, V olu sia c o u n t y com m ission ch a im m n , at N e w Sinyrnn i Bench to a ir the p rop osa l and I en d eavor to have th a t c o u n ty join th e p ro jec t. T h i* m e e tin g w as postponed fro m to d a y a t |S axon 's requ est. JAYCEE W EEK opened Sunday with tho public invited to attend tlie annual open house at the Jayteu Information ('enter. Hero former prOflident Harnett While (le ft), enjoy* u eup o f cof­ fee um lie looks over the activities o f the pant year with Jayteu Week Chairman Tom S|H?er. (Herald Photo) Jaycee Week J s y r c c W eek in S em inole County began Sunday w ith open house h eld from 2 to 5 p. in. at tlie J a y c e e In ion n alion lluotli on F ren ch A t e ., hosted by P res id en t Glenn M cC all and J a y c e e W eek C hairm an Tuni S peer. F in a l re m its w ill be tabu ­ lated during the w eek, lu d e ­ term in e tlie w in n ers o f tlie Y ou ng T e a c h e r o f the Y e o r . the Y ou ng F a r m e r o f the Y e a r and tho Y o u n g S a ilo r o f tlie Y e a r. A ll llire e o f tliese young m m are s elec te d fo r tlw ir outstanding con tribu tion s to the com m u n ity and to the p rogress amt w e lfa r e o f th e ir profession o r v oca tio n . T lie u w 'ardi also g iv e r e ­ cogn ition to young m en w h o a re takin g a position o f lead ersh ip in th e ir chosen field and p ro m o te (h em as an e xa m p le o f w h at otic m an can do, T h e D istin guished S e rv ic e \w a-d h given to a you n g m an o f the c om m u n ity w h o Is betw een 21 and 33 w ho has d em o n stra ted lea d ersh ip , a b i­ lity am i resp o n sib ility in th e com m u n ity and has con tribu t­ ed tu the w e lfa re and pro­ gress o f the e n tire com m u n ­ ity. N om in atio n s fo r this a w a rd , w hich D o p en to the pu blic closed last T h u rsd ay, and tha c o m m itte e lias m a d e th e ir s election fro m the en tries re c e iv e d . H elp fo r the S em in ole H os­ pital E y e Bunk A ssociation in th eir need fo r funds to c a rry on the w o rk o f g ivin g the g ift o f sight through the donation o f (h e e yes h a* been planned by Ihe Ju l-A lu i Fronton (o r 7:41 p in. T u e s d a y . At Chamber Banquet Technology School Stressed Here D ire need fo r un lm tH o te o f tech n olo gy in F lo rid a w as voiced by M. S- H a ig Jr., O r­ lando Ju nior f o lle g e p res i­ dent, at the annual Sem inole C ounty C ham ber o f C om m erce din n er .Saturday e ven in g at M a y fa ir in n . “ W e need now . . . anti rig h t h ere in C en tra l F lo rid a is the lo g ic a l place . . . a school com ­ parab le to M assachusetts In ­ • • • M erch an ts h ave scheduled stitu te o f T e c h n o lo g y and C a l­ '• ’C ra c k e r D a y s " here M arch ifo rn ia I n »lilu t e o f T e c h n ol­ ogy,** tl>e c o lle g e p rex y de­ clared. H a ll w as a la st-m in u te sub­ s titu te sp eak er f o r Guv, F a r ­ ris B rya n t, w h o w as w ea th erImund in W a sh in gto n , I). C. H a ll qu ipped: “ T h e G uvernur cou ldn ’ t l>e h ere . . , and I'm glu d ,” a d d in g he ap p recia ted the p r iv ile g e o f b e in g a ik e d to speak in the c h ie f e x e c u tiv e ’* place. i'o in t in g to the fa c t the w o rld is e n te rin g the space a g e , w ith U . H. h ead qu arter* a lre a d y establish ed o n ly W m iln a w a y a t C ape C a n a vera l, H a ll a v erre d ft is im p e ra tiv e th e s ta te rs la h llah a “ topn o tch " tech n olo gica l i c h u e l im m ed ia tely. “ H u t," he qu eried , " w h a t are w e g o in g to do w hen w e do g e t to the m o o n ? " H e k ep t the 400 din n er g u e sts in continu ed good hu m or d u rin g his b r ie f address. I la l l recom m en ded t h r e e books f o r tha e d ific a tio n e f A m erican a. I h e fir s t , “ 11m B ook O f Im a g in a tio n ," w a s erritten In the 19th c en tu ry by a F ren ch ­ man, Jules V ern e. T h e au th or pred icted in “ F iv e s W eek s In a B a lloon ” th at man would G y . in “ T w e n ty Thousand L e a ­ gu es U n d er the S e a " that man w ould tra v e l u n d erw ater, end in “ A ro u n d th e World In 80 D a y s " th a t man w ou ld c ir ­ c u m n a vig a te the glob e. “ A U theae h ave com e tru e ," H a ll aaid, “ bu t in 'F r o m th e E a rth T o tha M oon ’ w a h ave y e t to ace w h eth er h ie fo u rth v ie w w ill b e a r o u t." T h e second book recom ende d b y H a ll is “ C om m un ist M a n ifes to ,” b y K a r l M arx. P o in tin g o u t he is n o t a Bed but an avuw ed A m e rica n , the c o lle g e p resid en t stated th at concepts outlin ed in th i* C om ­ m un ist creed a lso a re c o m in g true. “ T h e C om m u n ists a re f o l ­ lo w in g e x a c tly th e tea c h in g s in thla book,” he stated . “ A n d it p red ic ts tha C om m un ists w ill ta k e o v e r th e U n ite d S ta tes fro m w ith in . , . w ith In tern al collap se, n o t w s r. One plank in th a t book p red icts w c w ill be bu rdened w ith h eavy incom e t a x ." T h e th ird book recom m en d­ ed fu r A m e ric a n ou tlook Into the fu tu re Is the H o ly B ible, A 11 the w r itin g s In the F irs t T e s ta m e n t h a ve been liorne out, l l e l i s ta te d , “ e ven as lata a s 1841 w hen th e J e w s g o t Is ­ ra el, in k e e p in g w ith the c o v ­ en an t o f th e L o r d w ith A b r a ­ h a m ." D I A L 323-0733 � 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 18, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 18, 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 18, 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/4602eff04e6f74a57e45c8291fb2b53c.pdf 9a54af49571a86e67aaf60d03d01a761 PDF Text Text nr # n f 0Tl Irralb Page 4-A —«Jan. 16, 1963 Hospital Notes JANUARY IS Admission* Mark Shocdl, D eB iry; ArUiur WUIgoote, DeBary; LUlie Soderblom. Tampa; Nor­ ma Schneider, Lake Mary; Wanda Enloc, Lake Monroe; Allan Hamilton, Lungwood; Robin Lowery, Keith Carson, William Red ley o ! Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mra. George Sch­ neider of Lake Mary, a hoy. Mr. and Mra. Alvin Hullo of lon g wood, a girl. rilaehargea Dora Malone, Lake Mary; Mr*. Charlie Ward and haby, Lake Monroe; Leola MrQurcn, Geneva; Jamea Henderson, Elizaltelh lv«y, Joyce Nickle, Hazel llowea, Eric Goddard, Mr*. Jamea Clayton and haby of Sanford. JANUARY II Admluukmi Roaa Nell Harbour, Lungwood; Rlebard Ray Becker, DcBury; Myrtlre Beard, De­ nary; Daisy Freeman, l.ake Monroe; Jamea Dvorak, De­ nary; Robert Kanavel Jr., Bernard I^rwcry, Nathaniel Johnaon, Dorl* Gandy, Joaeph Hickson Hr., Carolyn Smith, Martha Heard, Trary Caahe, I’ldlllp Meek* Jr., Bobbie Plait •f Sanford. Iltrlha Mr. and Mr*, Ralph Smith of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. William H. Beard of De­ nary, a girl. Dlarhargra William Hamilton, Oviedo; Allan Hamilton, I.ongwood; < arolo Hi ink'll, Orlando; Eve­ lyn Diubtow, OsU-cn; Clarence Kcnllinger, Ruth Rillbimer, Suaan Klitabeth Gwynn, Mra. Fred Ralenttna and baby o( Sanford. JANUARY 12 Admission* Emma Jtowiey, N. Orlando; Eleanor Aheam, Longwood; Mary I,*Pllli, Oateen; Hertha Read, DoHary; Mabel Osborn, Jjikr Mary; Hilary Ranaboltom, William BrUncourt, Ter­ esa Snow, Garal DeBris* and Vulma Mitt* of Sanford, lllrtha Mr. and Mr*. Kilwanl ISalt of Sanford, a boy; Mr, and Mr*. Kannath H a r b o u r of Longwood, a girl, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Rowaey o f N. Orlando, a girl. IRachargea George Ilea* Hr., Peoria, III.; Helen McGill, Geneva, John Wooda, Caaaellterry; Gertruda Iloarhner, Geneva; John Davblaon, Del,Mint; Frank Hragg, J’hyllla Oliphant. Mra. Wayne Jolmaton and baby, Mr*. Her­ bert Wllaon and twin liable*, Dorulliy Tucker, Rube it Kan­ avel Jr., Ilcverly Nolo, David Smith, Willie W ultis o f San­ ford. JANUARY IS Admit* Iona Alice ilidilin, Longwood; Mnurclne R o h i n a o a, Lake Oily; Hetty Faye Rclilusimieyer, Geneva; Jean Clark, Mary Duumtto, Tom lluah, SroHleld Jenkins, Collie Colllna of San­ ford. lllrtha Mr. and Mr*. Harry Mitt* of Sanford, a hoy. Dlarhargea Henry Lee, Oateen; Lillir ■SihIci lilom, Talnpa; Gordon Dillon. Cukorlberry; Mra. Krn noth Cockndl and baby. Eiderpriie; Bern Ire Jacobs, Clay Williama, William ReiBry, In n Wilson, Robert Bennett, Wil­ iam Kitts, Margate! Berk and Annie Elizabeth Thomas of Kunfurd. Britain Backs Up M arket Stand LONDON (U Pl) — Britain otficiajly reaffirmed today it* Intention to pres* negotiations fur entry Into the common market despite French road­ block). At Hie same time Britain Stressed it* support fur the multinational nuclear force for the North Atlantic Treaty Organizctkin proposed last month at tlsc Nassau meet­ ing bet w e n Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Pres­ ident Kennedy—again despite French opposition. d a iry I p e d a ls Brtakfail Club CuluiaJ M a r g a r in e .................... 2 flat. Fi lb burr lukiu* Fa*Jar B lS C U itS ..................... Vaa i'lakitaae’* Nulritiuua Tasty Y o g u r t ............ Zitfr Saar* WiMamia C heddar C heese . . . T" frozen foods Mlikury's Now "Criug" Cherry B e rry ............ Mi Mr*. Smith's Duup-Diih Blueberry P i e .......... *5 ■IrJi-ly* Baby Lima B e a n s............ 4 Vahbiag Crinhl#-C«rt French F r ie s ............ 1 Rama Brand M*al ar C heese Ravioli ----- 'i Swift'* AMaettd Frozen D in n e r.......... 'i Baarb'a Quick Fruaua C o d F ille t s .............. ,v SuUaa Nat Round Breaded Shrimp — » W Sw ift's Ice Cream o ’,i Ju l Premium Label Calla-Packad Oreo Crem es...... Swift's Franks Sliced Ham . . Bag Sausage. Striatmann'a Cocoonut Chocolate-Drop Tamaw's Quick Prasan Moat C o o k ie s............... Loaf "&h 89c 1 Harmon's Orange Band Cooked or Baked Tamaw's Whata-Hof Nabisce's Famous \ Matter* Daftuciaut Fresh Cottage Cheese '«;!* Freak I ssfood Treat FRESH P H ** • [p o rk Ha*11* \B o s t o n dow n produce l a n e • Crisp Juky bad York Apples 4£ New Florida Rad Bliss H * it Potatoes................... t.'.fc Crisp Wester* Calla-Packad C a rro ts...................... n | S p n ro jP o r k Juicy Nerth Carolina Y a m s .......................... *. S te a l Church M e e t Is Underway CHICAGO (U P l) - A major effort to marshal America’s moral and religious forces on behalf o f racial jus tic* got un­ der way Monday, About 800 Protestant, Cath­ olic and Jewish leader* from all parts of the country met at 0>* Edge water Beach Hotel M a four-day “ national conftrooca on religion and face.” ft SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRING* CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK. LONG ROOD. MAITLAND, NORTH Hocks ORLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . ferns HIGHWAY 1T-BI and STATS SO A S 80S AND S1RV1 SAUSAGI �• ^ » * r u - *** e to 4* Local Legislation Hearings Feb. 1 The Seminole County Lrgis-i lathe delegation will hold ny LARRY VKRSIIEL hearings relative In proposed OVERHEARD O N T H E local legislation Frb. I. Slate STREET: (John Fitzpatrick Hep. Mack Cleveland Jr. laid today. to Maek Cleveland Jr.): Sitting with Cleveland on the Fitzpatrick: Say, about that delegation ia newcomer S. J. raise, Mack. Davij Jr. and Sen. Barnard • • • II I official now. Th* presi­ dent of Del-Mnr has announc­ 'd • temporary shut-down of its manufacturing plant In Sanford. . . . Jerome Zimmer­ man, president o f the firm ■•Id “ the continued lull In sales o f new homes through­ out Florida has rrented an overproduction.” For the pres­ ent the local facility will be used for a warehouse. • • • Better Ret your 1963 license tag* now and avoid that Inst minute rush around the “Oth of nest month. • • • BEST NEWS O F T II E DAY: J. C. Hutchison out of the hospital. • • a Nobody asked me but, why doesn't Kennedy send a pence corp representative to North Orlando instead of Togo? • a s Entries for the Jnycee USA award came in with a rush yesterday. Why. do people wait for the Inst moment? * * • That worried look on John Krlder’a face ia from trying to figure out a tight iqurrze . . . how to fit 4Oil or more guests into the Mayfair dining rouni Saturday evening. Re*, ervalluna already have reach* ed rapacity of those who wish to hear Ouvernor Bryant , . . and mote reservation* are coming in. . * • Oviedo folks are doffing their hata in appreciation to Mayor Lee Gary for “ keeping behind the right people and getting the horribly rough railroad crossing on Broadwwy repalred." • • • Caaaellierry official* told a Herald reporter Wednesday afternoon lhortly after the paper came out that they had not realised the Seminole Raceway projret was a “ dead’’ issue hut had hoped that the matter would be kept open fur • few days, yet. • • e MEMO TO KEITH FUNSTON, PRESIDENT OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE: Say, Keith I got this one share of Florida Slate Bank slock ami wandered over to the stockholders meeting yesterday. Got me a 10 rent dividend yet. Anyway I fell so lost with my one aloek I only stayed a few minutes. This gentleman by the name o f Tucker kept talk­ ing about percentages and all that Jazz I just got so confus­ ed. Can you send me some brochures to help me. • • • The Sanford Fuller Depart* nielli got the fullowing letter today: Dear Sir: Sonic 10 years ago or about that anyway I stale a frying pan from the ineinrrator there in Sanford, Now 1 am trying to straighten out my past as far us I ran. So will sec that the man who runs that fnclncrainr gets this $2.00 along with my apul. ogles.'' I*. 8. The man who runs the incinerator didn't even know the frying pun *u* missing. • • 1 • S. J. DAVIS JR. Wafer Projects Speed-Up Told A Critical Must Fairish of Brevard County. 3:30—Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Tax Collector John L. Galloway. The hearings will be held at Tax Assessor Mary Earle the county commissioners Walker, Clerk Circuit Court mom in thr courthouse. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr.. Following is the schedule County Judge C. Vernon set up by Cleveland: Mile Jr., County Prosecut­ 9 a m —North Orlando, Frank ing Attorney Karlyle HonsFasula holder 9 30—Ixmgwood. Al Lormann 10 — Altamonte Springs, Law­ rence Swofford 10:30 — Oviedo, Leo Gary 11 — Casselberry, Fred Heath 11:30 — Sanford, TWtn Mc­ Donald 1 p m.—Justice of the reace. Hugh Duncan. F.lmer Ash­ ley, Thomas Moon 1:30—Constables. Boh C.rroll, J — County Commission. Gen(irady Hall, Genrgr Kelsey oral J C. Hutchison 2:13 — Superintendent of Schools, R. T. Milwee, J. MACK CLEVELAND Dan Wright Jr. 3:13—Board o f Trustees. Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital, A. It. Frierson Sr„ Robert Brsserer No Chance For 'Compromises' Cleveland Says TAI.LA 11ASS EE t UFI l-T h e Chairman of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Con­ trol District said today the big water comervafion project must be speeded up or the ledend government may lose in Iciest. Ililey Miles said under Hie present construction schedule, the project would be complet­ ed in aland the year 2tkM at a cost of S3ou million. But lie said acceleration of the project would complete it by 1970, al a savings of alx>ul SI70 million. '•The federal government JUDGE VERNON MIZE has said it would like to see this project accelerated and completed in the foreseeable future." Miles told the final day of hearing* on a record $1.3 billion hudget for the coining two years. A sharp d r o p ' In County He said unless the Hale up- •, -,lurt conviction, *ir 1962 over ped the amount of malehlng Hie previous year waa noted tumls there was an indication luduy by County Judge Vermin federal aid might be curtailed Mize. or cut off. Mizr said Dial in ID62 con­ The agency is seeking $13,- victions totaled 2,193 ai com ­ 483.000 for ihe coining two pared to 2,301 for the previous years, o f which S9 million year. would malrh federal funds to­ The number of warrants Is­ taling aland $38.3 million. sued hy the euiinly judge dor Tlie rest of (lie money would jnj, (j)e , rj,e « * , 1,(07, a provide lor highway bridge re drop of 0» t.r 'WKi as com plied location and acquisition of wa Ut )0tJ| ter storage areas in Hie upper In 19(52 the number of inSt. Johns River Basin. competencies totaled 47. 10 County Court Convictions Drop more than Hie previous year while Hie number of drivers licenses issued jumped from 10,901 to 21.390. There wns a drop In mar­ riage licenses issued—373 for last year as compared to 393 WASHINGTON (C l’ li-T h c lor 1961 and Hie number of stale of Georgia defended lls hunting licenses were upped county und voting system fur from 1,873 lu 1.879. primary- clrctinns before the Supreme Court today on Hie grounds Hint it was “ sustained NEW YORK ( U I'l)-Stocha by history and by law." Georgia Deputy Asst. Alty. were mixed and moderately Gen. B. D. Murray opened a active al Ihe start of trading three-hour argument on a vot­ today, showing signs of sta­ bilizing after Wednesday’ s er's challenge to Ihe system. The case brought Uir Ken­ fall. nedy faintly, which already has staked out claims in Hie While House, Congress and the Justice Department, into ac­ tion before the Supreme Court. U. S. Ally. Gen, Robert F. Krnnrdy and New York allorney Morris II. Ahram, formerly of Atlanta, were pitied ATLANTA — The Housing against Murphy and E Free­ man Leverrtt, anotliei Georgia and Home Finance Agency (IIHFA) has opened a special deputy. office in Titusville to coordi­ nate the Federal government'! programs dealing wills housing and urban affairi in a six- Georgia Unit System Defended StockH Mixed Bcp. Mack Cleveland Jr. today said lie is convinced there is absolutely no chance for a reapportlonment com­ promise that would enlarge the Florida house beyond 119 members, House members, Cleveland said, are stuck on keeping the house workably small and will not hudge. Hie senior ranking mem her of tin- local delegation added that the maximum lie would go (or would hr a 13(1 memlier body. The governor however, has let it lx* known that he would accept another plan if It accomplished the same percentage Increase in repre­ sent* (ion for Hie urban area*. But lie Is slicking to Ids ori­ ginal demand that there must lie solid agreement in ad­ vance on any plan before lie'll call Hie legislature Into spe­ cial session. Under the 144-memhcr proposal, an increase of 49 over the present house member­ ship. approximately 29 per cent of the population would elecl a majority of llie house. Onlv way to accomplish that percentage with a smaller mini her is (or some middlesited counties with two re­ presentative* to give up one. Major hrliind • Hie • scenes bargaining at Hits [aunt cen­ ter* on a house formula of alxiul tin members. Whether il could gel through the sen­ ate. which ha* agreed on raising it* memberahip to 42 if accompanied by a 141mcmlicr house, remains lo be seen. A number of legislator* are In Tallahassee Hits week in conned ion with slate budget hearing* and Ihe governor’* conference on higher educa­ tion. In between meetings, they are huddling with each other and Hie governor to Iry to work out a re apportion­ ment agreement. HHFA Sets Up Office la Brevard On laipact Speaking of letters, Ait Beckwith received a letter from Cuniptruller Buy Green commending our clerk for he. CHICAGO (U P ll-A n "a c ­ Ing “ the firat county official tion program" for churches •f Seminole County to have and synagogues to combat seg­ returned us much as (20,000 regation was outlined today in excess fees." , , . Good hoy, by the national conference on Art. religion and race. • • • It called for prompt elimi­ I wonder when the General nation of racial harriers in all Service Administration is go­ religious institutions, inrlud ing to du something abuui that ing church-related srhools, old putt ufficr? hospitals, welfare agencies, • < • home* (or the aged and fra­ Whirh reminds me . . . Mrmo ternal organizations. to JFK: huw about some addi­ tional mail buxrs along First St. The only one we see is by the Sanford Atlantic Bank. • • • Bridge Page 9 Classified Page 10 A II Slate R o a d Department Comics Page 0 wurking along Fienrh Ave. Dear Abby ... Fag® 9 ciasing some of the center Editorial Page 4 sections. • * * Entertainment Page 9 We heir Hunt Co. will coma Legal* P*g» 7 * 10 Up with an announcement of a Puzzle Fagc 11 giant new industry to iih.uI< Society Fag* 8 Spoils . . Fag* 6 ia its iadosvvai park. Church A ction Plan Outlined Herald Index county area experiencing the impact of the Ca|>e Canaveral zpaee program, .McClelland Ralchford, HIIFA Hrgional Administrator, a n n o u n c e d Tuesday. Harry Lee Lindsey, a native of Seminole Cutmly and for­ mer professor of architecture at the University of Florida, has been appointed special as­ sistant lo Hie regional adminis­ trator to head up Ihe Titusville office, lie will coordinate IIHFA’i programs for Semi­ WASHINGTON (L'PI) Tlie nation's workers would nole, Brevard, Indian IHvcr, get two boost* in take home ! ° r*n« - ° ,ccoU ,nd Volu,U pay under President K en-' ° un lC'' nedy'a tax reduction pro­ gram. Effective July 1, the plan would reduce the tax lake from individuals by more than to per cent—equal lo an annual reduction of $6 bil­ lion, Another rate reduction of $3 billion would take ef­ fect July 1, 1961. However, tlie administra­ tion doe* Dot expect Con­ gress to complete iriion on tlx: program bc.'or, late summer or ea rl/ fall. 1 HARRY LEE LINDSEY Workers Set For Pay Boost © h e § m lf D r il f m lJ > WKATHKK: Cloudy through Frclay. lliyrh today, 65-70. Low tonight, 59-65. VOL. 53 "United Press Leased Wire mum... BRIEFS No Relief LOS ANGELES (UFI) Southern California was hit by below (reeling tempera­ ture* today lor the fourth dayin a row with little relief in sight in the immediate future. Pay Raises Asked TALLAHASSEE (1 T I) State School Supi Thomas D. Bailey urged Hie biennial 1*TA conference on youth Wednesday to support teacher |iay raise* in Florida. EstabUshed 1008 fiiU K S.. JANUARY 17, HKi:PsANKOIM>. FLORIDA JFK Sends Biggest Budget To Congress WASHINGTON (UFI) — President Kennedy t o d a y sent Congress the biggest hud get in history—come war or peace—atid one of ihe biggest deficits. Ollier stories regarding President Kennedy's budget TALLAHASSEE i t IMi — can be found on Ihe Inside Thomas K. Ice Jr., who rode pages ol today's Herald. out months of widespread erilltism as head ol live State lie called [or federal out Beverage Department, was lays in the 12 month* starling named to a Dade Circuit July l ol either 398 8 billion judgeship Wednesday. or $'22.3 billion—dejiending on your budget approach. One New Judge Id Sentenced way would mean a $10.3 bil­ lion deficit. The other way the deficit would he $119 bil­ lion. But Kennedy insisted that such heavy red-mk spending v mild la- succeeded before loti lung by budget surpluses and w dely sharpened pros­ perity If Congress would ap­ prove his new $U) billion lax cut plan. lecturing Hie lawmakers, souir of whom are skeptical ef reducing taxes without companion spending cut.*, Hie Chief Executive declared: “ Our present choice is not between * lax cut and a balanced budget. The choice, rattier, is between chronic de­ ficits arising out of a slow rale o f economic gro.lli, and temporary ileficlls stemming from a lax pregram design­ ed to promote fuller user ol our resources." Not unexpectedly. Republi­ can* termed Kennedy's spend­ ing plan* Incredible, cynical ami lllustonary. ivm ocrati who spoke out praised speci­ fic programs such as defene ami space lull were cautions TUNIS, Tunisia (UFI) Thirteen persons were senfenced to death today— one in absentia—(or plotting to assassinate President Habib Bourguiba and overthrow his government. Showdown WASHINGTON (l I’ ll — Scita'c OOF Leader Everett M. Dirkscn said tialay he hoped to force a showdown vole next Tuesday on side­ tracking the Senate's anlifilibuster rule light, Strikc Probe NEW YORK i l l ’ ll three-uian board named Fresideni Kennedy and hea ed hy a t.'.S. senator meets today with longshoremen arid management to investigate the “ intolerable" East and Gulf Coast dock strike. Final Hearings TALIAHASSEE (UFI I Ttie State Budget Commission held final hearings here Inday la-lore ut tempt ing In slice $3110 million from llie record requests of $1 3 billion from stale agencies for Hie com­ ing biennium. Joking Nikita ALTAMONTE COUNCII.MEN (June Stophenaon, ecu tor anil Stuart Fritch, right, worn aworn into office by Mnyor Lawrence Swofford at Wednesday niplit’rt council meeting. Stcphen.-um will rc|irc*onl Wnrd 5 and Frileli will I t'JIIX'Jrtillt W im l -I. (Humid 1’ holo) Town Council Reorganizes At Altamonte BERLIN ( UFI) — A laugh ing. yoking Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev paid an unannounced visit today to 'llie annual reorganization the Communist anti-refogee «f the Altamonte Springs wall dividing Berlin and Town Council look place at seemed llturougilly to enjoy Wednesday nights meeiing it. after Gene Stephenson ami Stuart Fritch, newly elected B rief Break mcmlxTs, were sworn in by OXFORD, Miss. ( Ul ' l j — Mayor Lawrence Swofford. Negro student James II Keitli Nixon wa* appointed Meredith left the University by .Swofford to serve a* vice of Mississippi campus Wed­ mayor during Ihe coming nesday (or a brief break year and U**lic A Winters from studies before beginwas reappointed to the plan ing final semesler examina ning ami zoning commission tions. for another Iwo year term. Appointment of D e p u t y Ready To Sail Clerk Jim Palmer lo lake FORT EVERGLADES, Fla. over as (own clerk was un­ (U PD—Tlx* SS -Shirley Lykea animously approved and will appeared likely to lx* ready become effective Feb. I U|Min lo leave for Havana before Henry Hansen's retirement. midnight, as it loaded Hie Palmer's replacement will Ik last of 7.000 tons of ransom npiaiinled at a later dale. supplies, the Red Cross reConstable Grady Hall also ported. was unanimously reappointed a* chief of the poller and fire Search Campus depart mrnts. CARACAS, Venezuela (UFII Council committee appoint —Folic* searching the Com­ mints made hy Hie mayor, munist infested Central 1 niwho serves with cacti group, verslly campus for tpaiotsio included Nixon und Frileli, worth of stolen art works finance; Frank Gcrhardt and opened fire tale Wednesday .Stephenson, street*; Stephen night on a student mob, son ami Frileli, recreation; wounding three rioter*. Gcrhardt and Nixon, utility; Palmer, community house; Enrollment Up Frileli and Gcrhardt, public GAINESVILLE (UFII —The buildings and Gcrhardt and University of Florida report Nixon, water. ed Wednesday that rnrullBuilding inspector will lie nicnl for ihe winter trimester Palmer who aim will serve totaled 12.306 student*—8,747 on Hie building rommillcc a men and 3.739 coed*. This L long with Fritch and tierup 147 over registration for hardl. Hie second semester last year, before the year-round trimester system was Install ed al tlx* school. BootlctfffinK NO. 02if State M ust G am ble— Bryant TALLAHASSEE (UPD TAI J.MIASSEE (UPI) - Gov. Farris Bryant said today Bootlegging in Florida suf­ that Florida must lake a gam­ fered these setbacks in 1962, ble It cannul afford to lose ill Stale Beverage D i r e c t o r beefing up ils system of high­ Thomas E. l.c* Jr. reported er education lo mecl demands Wednesday: 603 stills de­ of the space age, Florida'* tremendous popustroyed. 2.738 persons arrested. 3u3,l36 gallons of mash lalion gains have pul it in the and 13,938 gallon* of illegal major Iraguci among the whiskey destroyed, 336 auto slates of the nalion, Bryant mobiles seized as part ol said, although its financial re­ bootlegging operations, 1,336 i sources are nowhprr near persons convicted and fined those of states with which il a total of $113,OBJ. | must compete. in Ihcir over-all appraisals. House Bepubllcnn Leader Charles A. Halleck of Indi­ ana said the taxpayer would be the lo mt—either through Inflation fired byr bigger fed­ eral spending or by having promised tax saving* gobbled up through Kennedy's lax “ reforms." Conservative Sen. Harry F. Byrd, (D-Va.) also was sharply critical, lie said that if Congress went along with the Chief Executive's lax cut plan, the federal deficit pro­ bably would approach $14 bil­ lion. He said Kennedy's claimed savings were "qiics* lionable." As promised In his State of the Union address, Ken­ nedy held the line or made rrdueiions In such non-securllyr luncilnn* a* agrtculluro and the postal service. Ho said he fell ohligrd to limit such programs In view of Hie prospective revenue loss under hi* lax program. But declaring that "thcro is no iliscuunt price on de­ fense," he asked for $3] bil­ lion In military funds, up $2.7 billion from Uiia year, iln also sought a re coni Sn.l bil­ lion fur space programs, with most of Hie $J hliikm Increase going fur Hie program Iq land men un tlie moon by 1970. Tile Fresideni allotrd $19 billion for foreign aid and urged Ihe lawmaker* not lo repeal last year’s deep cuts, lie said Red China's attack on India and Communist guerrilla warfare In South Viet Nam are "current re­ minders" of Ilia imporiaiu-c oi the program. For Water System Rail Talks Set Additional Appraisal By FEC, Mediator At Altamonte A Must The Housing and Home Fin am* Agency Itu* notified Al­ tamonte Springs that further appraisal of il* promised wa­ ter system, in il* entirety, mud lx- provided before fin­ al approval ran lie granted on llie town's application for funds Correspondence from tlx* HIIFA dating the necessity for additional informal ion and Matidirs was read at Wednewlay night'* meeting uf (lie Town Connell hy Attorney S. J Davis Jr. who a few min­ utes later reported that he will liegin validation proceed ings by Monday for suit* ol Hie town's $33u,(aNi revenue Iximl issue, Davis agreed with Harold Badctiffe, ron.*uiHng engineer on the town water syslem, that a docuinrntrd file con­ taining complete record* and reports along with an en­ gineer's verification appraDal ami report on whal has [wen done slamhl be sufficient lo satisfy the agency request. An invitation also will lx* included fur a government engineer lo conic down, if necessary, lo make a thorough Inspection of tin- system. In oilier report* on the trull's new water system, Davis announced that Ihe closeout sale of .Soutliern Gulf's $32,(88) system had been completed and was now Hu- properly of Hie town. The former owners, who automatically will maintain operations for a few days, offered lo submit a month!) cost schedule for continuing tlie job. However llie coun­ cil will meet within a week lu consider hiring it* own part-time employe lo lake over llie duties which main­ ly consist of daily plant in­ spections and reading Hie meters. Kadcliife presented a pro­ gress report which included a bill from Halt Huillcr* In the amount ol $4,630 9$ lor tying m Oakland Estates with Hu* existing Oak Park water system, pointing out dial lla' amount wa* $liai less than Hie hid price. ‘llie motion was recorded hi accept the system, pay (he hill amt auHtnrlze execution of Hie owner's certificate of acceptance. Pay mem will In­ due within 31 days. Tile Housing and Home Finance Agency, headed hy Dr Hotierl 4.'. Weaver. Is the agency responsible fur coor­ dinating llie Federal urban development and housing program* uf the Public Housing Administration, Federal Housing Administration, Ur­ ban Renewal Administration, Community Facilities Admin­ istration and Hu- Federal Na­ tional Mortgage Association. CENTRAL ST. AUGUSTINE (U P 1 I-A federal mediator was sched­ uled lo liegin talks today with railroad officials ami union member* over a threatened strike against Hie Florida East Coast Railway next Wrilneiday. James Holaren wa* sched­ uled to arrive hero today lo open the talks. Ih e |I non-operating rail workers union* are threaten, ing to walk off Ihe job and set op picket lines charging that flic AFEC refuted lo go along with a general raise recom­ mended by presidential commitleu last June. About 33 top union officials from across the nation met in Jacksonville Wednesday lo dltcuti Ihe dispute. J. H. Had­ ley of Jacksonville, vice pres­ ident of Ihe Hrollirrhuod of Maintenance of Way Employes A FLUID presided over th* mccling. FLORIDA HEADQUARTERS OFFERIN'!! OUR CUSTOMERS — • Free Tire 1neper IInn • Expert Wheel Alignment • Em*)' Time Payments We Specialize In Tire* For Foreign C a n Take Ad vmilage Of 33 Yearn Experience McROBERTS TIRE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED 405 W. Find SI. WE GIVE ri.A ID Ph. FA 2-0651 STAMPS �MO Forest City Groups Discuss Area Improvements If Representatives of the For­ est City Community A un. at­ tended Tuesday night's meet­ ing of the Forest City Merchants Assn, to discuss needs and improvements of the irea. Attending from the group were C. M. Atchley. newly elected president and Murray Long, Richard Laabley and Alien Forward. Also present as guests ware Blaine Lydick .vnd Waller C. Wbltaker, members of the board of directors for tbe Wekiwa Volunteer Fire Dept Welcome and introductions were made hy Dr. Kenneth Wendell, preaiding official for the merchants. Plans ware announced and a report made by William Morris for the widespread distribution in the area of a local business directory winch can raadlly be attached to telephone books. Atchley advised Use mer­ chants of the Community Assn, plans for building a Community Center in the araa and asked for their ae- sUUnce with tha project and In “ making aoreethlng out of the area." He went on to explain the recent attempt to establish a fire dlatrict for Precinct 12 which the association spearheaded under the direction of Forward, immediate p a a t president, and advleed that the project will be continued and an effort made to have the laiue come before the voteri in Hie next general election*. He aaked for backing from tbe merchants in the effort and concluded with an invttation for “ one and all" to attend regular meeting* o( the Community Assn. Services of the Volunteer Fire Dept. In the area were explained in detail by Whi­ taker who reported Uie vol­ unteers would wholehearted­ ly support any attempt on the part of the precinct to obtain lla own flra depart­ ment. He added that until that lime, however, the Wekiwa Dept, stood 'rea d y, willing and able" to serve the area in case of firca or emergenc­ ies. He advised that negotia­ tions are now underway be­ tween the firemen and Foreat Lake Academy to provide free telephone service for the area to tbe department He also distributed rate cards containing meeting dates of the firemen. Complaints were register­ ed at the meeting against hours of the branch post of­ fice which is closed end locked en Saturdays and Sun­ days. GOP Attacks Kennedy Budget GENE ESTR1DGE ★ By Louise Mmunek Problems developing in Seminole Count) due to rapid population growth were enu merated for members of tbe Alta monte Springs Garden Club at their supper and pro­ gram meeting last week by Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the county's long range planning and development committee. Stenstrom said that perhaps the most important problem developing from the popula­ tion increase has been that of tbe schools pointing out that by 1064 K ia expected there will be approximately 29,500 students attending county school!. Garden Club To Begin Annual Project Hospital Notes • a r a h Green, Cetselborry; Daisy Weber, DeBary; Henry By Jana Casselberry also has turned ont to play for Itrykar. Philadelphia, Pa.) Lights have bean burning the dads as haa Joe Favsldtak, Eva Barker, Andersen Melate raesntly la the Lyman Jim Blrkenmeyer, Henry Dun* Klnaia. Jr., Ervin Blaktnahlp gym ga tba sehael dads work overtime to perfect their bask­ Ford, Minnla Smith, Lewi# etball skill in practice plays Tats, Edna Bowen, Wad# which thay hope will baffle Hancock and Deloraa Erioa o f their opponents on the faculty Sanford. Discharges J.-svph Govecok, Lake Mon­ roe; Mabel DeJongh; Emil J o h n s o n , Waterloo, Iowa; Rose Nall Barbour, Longwood; Mrs. George F. Sch­ neider and baby Lake Mary; Psyllia Buckner, baby girl Ptrkina, Mrs. Ernest Austin and baby, Mrs. Edward Plait and baby of Hanford. JAJUARY 15 Admissions Anna Nelson, Lake Mary; Doris Brice. Longwood; Rich­ ard Moreland, Robert Miller, Anna Hickson. Joseph Nich­ olas, James Walker, Kata Swain, Maggie Beck, Doris Houghton of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mri. Charted Brice o f Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Coburn o l Sanford, a girl Discharge* Teas Bosh, Geoova; Ernest I s a fM N , N. Orlando; Mr*. Alvin Hutto and baby, of Long wood; Elisabeth Brown, Carris ColUns, WUliam IteUncourt, baby girl Nash, Norma Creel, Irene Jones, Joseph Hickson Sr., Mays Blackburn, Donna Miller, Clarence Jones, Marjorie 8mlth, M n. Ralph Smith and baby of Sanford. Auxiliary Plans Installation The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 100M o f Caaaelhorry will hold an installstlon o f officers Saturday at 9 p. m. at tha Country Club. P a s t Department President Mauds lforroli will b* InatltuUng Officer and will bo as­ sisted by Mrs. Nellie Tayor, District President. Refreshments will he served and bus bo mil and friends are Invited to attend. Trust*** elected at Uia last mooting wore M n . M a r y Webb, Uiroe year term; M n. F n Ida Dyserty, two year term, and Mrs. Anna Wicktiffe, ons ysar term. M n . Wlckliffa waa also appointed historian and public­ ity agent. Color boanrs an Mn. GayZukowskl, Mn. Mary Webb, Mrs. Frances Agnes and Mrs. Nina DeRouaha. Mn. Baku Hanwick Is petrfotic I n s t r u c t o r and Mn. Thslxia Crvtty la muskten. Dal) Tbe "F ath en wraua Facul­ ty” basketball game will taka place at S p. m. Friday and is sponsored by the Lyman AthProceeda will go towards needed Improvements on tbe football field. A sprinkler sys­ tem wlU ba Installed, the field rebuilt and resodded and addi­ tional bleachers and lighting provided. School Superintendent R. T. Milwee, who la playing fo r the Dud’s haa shows a grant deal o f promise during workout. Ken Burkhart, usually associ­ ated with tha sport o f base­ ball as a big league umpire, By Jaaa Casselberry Tha Lyman High School PTA mol Tuesday night In the school auditorium. Tha pro­ gram was provided hy Don Hunt o f Project Alert who In­ troduced n film, "Communist Encirclement” which traced the history of Communism from Lenin to the present time. Hunt, who works at Martin Co. o f Orlando, conducted a question and answer ersslon following Uie showing o f the film. Ha told o f hearing a talk by a man who had been in Red China and knew firsthand the atrocities committed against tha people hy the Communists. Project Alert is an union­ isation formed two years ago In Orlando to educate people to the danger* of Cowiuuulam. It will provide speakers and films for schools, churches, clube and PTA groups. Marlon Martin gave the tievotioual ami President llurhou Ferrell presided over Uie meeUug. James Blrkenmeysr gave a short talk on PTA Founder’* Day and Uie t r a d i t i o n a l Founder's Day collection waa taken. These collections taken hy PTA's all over the United States go to tha National Con­ gress o f P a n els and Taachsro for ths training o f workers. Mia. C. F. Fields, chairman can, Jack Simpkins, Bill Simp­ kins, John Wegner, Phil Perrault, Harlan Goplan and Bob Moans. Among those playing with the teachers will bo Ralph Diggs and Jim Payne af Ly­ man and Principal John An­ gel, Jemee R. Cola and BUI Edwards have hoes recruited from South Seminole Junior High. Moms have boon busy prat­ tle log cheers to spur the dads on to victory. Dot Pavolchak, Betty Wagner, Doris Burk­ hart and Evelyn Blrkenmeyer will servo as cheerleaders for the game. The Boosters hope that everyone will coma out to the gams and enjoy an entertain­ ing evening while helping rala# fund* to Improve the flald. By Mena Qrtaetaad The North Orlando Garden Club will begin work Sat­ urday on planting cherry laurel trees in the village ai IU annual beautification project. Membera are asked to meet at 9:90 a. m. at tbs home of Mrs. Shirley Ryan on Edgemon Avs. from which point tba work will bo as­ signed. Tree* will bo planted on Edgemon, Fairfax and De­ von Ave*. ★ ★ Gene Eslridge Named VP At First Federal Remarking that it has tak­ en 19 years to build the pre­ sent school system, he advls. Directors of First Federal «*d that it would take another Savings and Loan Aain. Wed­ complete school aystem to nesday named E. I. (Gene) handle the m-w students. Eatridge III to the office ol He pointed to the widening assistant vice president. He of SR 430 as live only major will continue hia responsibil­ road work on the agenda for ities as loan officer. 1903 advising that the road Other officials were re­ will be a four-lane highway elected at the Aral board meet­ complete with gutters and ing of tbe year with E. C. sidewalks, which will lead Harper Sr. as president; through Altamonte Springs in George Touhy, executive vice to the new Interstate 4. president; J. If. Van lloy, first Since completion of the In­ vice president; S. F. Doudney, terstate on info Orlando la not second vice president; A. Ed­ expected for aome time a win Shlnholser, attorney, Ros­ great deal of traffic will amond Chapman, secretarytravel through Altamonte on treasurer; Maxine Ekern, as­ the way out to Hwy 17-92, sistant secretary-treasurer. Stenstrom said. Moving into new three year He touched briefly on local terms as directors were J. II. problems this Increase In Van Hoy and Robert Kam i. through-town traffic would Harper's annual r e p o r t bring to the community in pointed out tbe aatiafactory closing hia talk. operation for the p u t 12 During a brief buainaaa months with an Increaie in meeting following tbe cover­ assets that for the first time ed dish supper tbe club vot­ topped $19 million. Over half ed to donate 923 towards tbe million dollars In dividends purchase of a new stove for were paid to savers, and lendthe Community House. It lat­ e n were given the benefit of er waa learned, however, that terms that "encouraged home the town already bad planned ownership and maintenance." to buy the stove and there­ Reserves were Increased and fore the dub'a check may not “ the association participated be needed. In many worthwhile programs Announcement was made and activities to promote prothat six teams remain In the gresa In thla area — a neverehuffleboani conteat and that ending endeavor o f r i m Fed­ K la hoped playoffs will be eral la Sanford," the report* completed tbia week. added. WASHINGTON (L'PI) — Republicans Unlay attacl.nl President Kennedy's record budget for fiscal 11)04 at in­ credible, radical, cynical and illuslonary. They deplored its large deficit. Democrats hailed Kennedy's provision for increased de­ fense and space funds but many were cautious in their over-all appraisals and sug­ gested that cuts in s|H-nding be made. House Republican Leader Charles A. Halleck o f Indiana said tlie budget made “ a mockery of thu adui s..! 9 •ra­ tion's brave talk o f letting the taxpa>er keep moie o f his own money through tax re­ duction.” “ What the taxpayer thinks he will save will tie taken away from him either by soculled ‘tax reform' or by an in­ crease in the eost o f living,” Halleck aatd. "Hither way, the taxpayer look* lika a loser in the end.” Chairman Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., o f the Senate Finance Funeral service* for M n . Viola C. McClelland. 1400 Lo­ cust Ave., who died Wed­ nesday night after a short ill­ ness, will be held at Central Baptist Church at 3 p. m. Rev. GaU Smith will offi­ ciate. Mrs. McClelland had made her home in Sanford for 43 years. She had been the post­ mistress in Chuluota for six years and waa a member of the order of Eastern Star hi Sanford. She waa a member of the Chuluota Baptist Church. She la survived by her hus­ band, Morgan, of Sanford; one daughter, Mrs. Margie Goodrich of Orlando; one lister, Lydia Browning of Falmouth, Ky., three grand­ children and several neices and nephews. Eastern Star services will ba held a l Graveside in Evergreen Cemetery. BrUsoa Funeral home Is In charga. Committee said Kennedy's estimated suvings were “ questionablr.” Hyrd said that if Congress went along with the President's propcsed tax rut. the deficit would approach |14 billion. Senate HOP Leader Kverrtt M. Dirksen of Illinois said the spending blueprint was “ Incredible." He said Kennedy Mrs. Martha F. Cogburn, 64. a long time resident of Sanford, died Jan. 14 at Use home of her daughter. Sirs. Peter H. Tepelc In Cincin­ nati, Ohio. Mrs. Cogburn was a mem­ ber of the Alter Guild of tbe Holy Cross Episcopal Church and a member o f that church in Sanford. She was a mem­ ber of the DAR In Sanford ami had (seen a Gray Lad) in Macon, Ga. Survivors I n c l u d e o n e daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Tepslc of Cincinnati; one grand­ daughter, Martha Jean Tepsic; one brother, Charley W. Farmer of Maron, Ga., and several nelces and nephews Funeral services will be held at the Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church in Sanford, Fri­ day at 11:00 a. m. with Rev. John W. Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Brlsaon Funeral Home ia in charge. - BEAUTY YOU GET PLUS BOTH was advocating a puxtiing theory" that the bigger the deficit, tbe better. "In other words,” he said, "the best way to correct mistakes Is to make bigger ones." Sen. Wallace F. Bennett. It-Utah, called it a "cynical budget tailored 10 it won't cross the «I00 billion mark.” He said it meant Kennedy had abandoned the thought o f a balanced budget for hia term of office. Sen. Paul II. Douglas, (D-lll.,1 said: "The budgeted increases are due almost en­ tirely to the spate and nal ion wI defense expenditure*. But there are lines, as in every budget. In which eco­ nomies can be Introduced and there are Ux loopholes that can be plugged.” Rep. Jchn W. Byrnes, R\VI», senior Republletn member o f the tax-wrtting House Ways A Means Committee, aaitl: "The President's budIfet can only be termed a radical proposal. Brana New lira 670 x 15 10.15 pirn* tax No Exchange CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1491 6. French Av*. FA 2-2299 PROTECTION WITH CHAIN LINK or A MOORE REDWOOD ECONOMY • MOORE QUALITY MOORE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES Edg# Stamp# For Caah W ilk Order MOORE GUI MOORE FENCE CO., Inc. 200 BO. HWY IT-92 * CALL CASSELBERRY COLLECT 838-1331 EAST TERMS of ths ways and moans com­ mittee, announced that lit* fund railing project will b* a Donkey Basketball Gama to be held in tha gymnasium on Tuesday, yebruary 19. The Band Boosters Assn, an­ nounced a chicken dinner and band concert lo be held Sat­ urday, Jan. iiil, at the cafe­ teria. Following the mealing refreahmenta o f punch, coffee and cooklea were served In the cafeteria by mother! o f the first five suctions of the lUtb grade. k w price fer these vm eR U leunge dlvani. laty-care wipe clem leather* m A Motional Duron it carefully reinferced fee len t Mf*. W spring cemtructien add# centfeet fee titling e* sleeping. Inch divan measures 7 2 x 3 0 Indie*. You'll want several at this savlngl Post To Appoint Contest Judges fly Jane Casselberry American Legion Memorial Post 256 of Casselberry will meet Friday at 9 p m. at the Women's Club Building on Overbrook Dr. Juilgee will bo appointed fur th* Oratorical Contest to bo sponicrod by th* Post at L y­ man High 8choul. Th* finals a n scheduled to be conducted on Jan. 29 at 1:45 p m. la a special a.sembly, 1-arry Maples ton is chair­ man In chargo o f contest arnngements. FOR LIVING ROOM FLAY ROOM. DEN or FIQR1DA ROOM Choir* of TAN. TURQUOISE or TANGERINE OF SA N FO R D 203 - 09 East First S t FA 2*0983 EASY BUDGET TERMS Sanford* Fla. �\-<t a Olfr <r 1 « i I * 1 V O - w I a * - V \t <1 I * • ■ M O /» • OanTorS ffra lh Jan. 17. 1963 — Page 3 Citrus Prices At Premium LAKELAND (UPI) — W e a t h e r problems throughout the world have combined to force the price o f citrus and citrus products to premium prices. Florida Citrus Mutual said Wednesday that freezes in Decemlior wiped out 20 per cent o f the world's output of winter oranges and tangerines in Kennedy Budget Summary WASHINGTON ( UPI) — Highlights of President Ken­ nedy's record high fedcrsl budget; SPENDING — Regular bud­ get, t'J8.8 billion, up $4.3 bil­ lion from this year, creating s deficit of $11.9 billion. The hulk of the increase goes to defense and space. Including trust fund outlays for Social Security, highway construc­ tion and other earmarked pro­ grams, spending would be $122.6 billion with • $10.3 bil­ lion deficit. INCOM K — Estimated revemits of $88.9 billion, o f $112.2 billion when Social Security taxes and other trust fund re­ ceipts are counted, TAXES— Cut corporal* and Individual incoma taxca a net $10 billion over three year*. Impose $100 million in new user Laxcs on air freight, aviatiuii and barge line fuels. Ex­ tend fur another year $1.0 bil­ lion in existing excise taxes. DEFENSE — $61 billion, up $2.7 billion, to build and main­ tain a military force “ able to resist any opponent, whatever hit choice o f weapons.” It In­ cludes $900 million as the first installment of a new pay in­ crease for members o f the armed servicea. SPACE— A record $8.1 blllltm, nn Increase of more than $2 billion. The largest single item Is $2.7 billion for the pro­ ject to land two men on the moon before 1970. HEALTH— A revised medi­ care program to p r o v 1d a health benefita for 17 million elderly eititens, effective Jan. 1, 1085, to bo financed by high Social Security taxes and purt* ly by direct appropriation!. Earmarks $1.0 billion for other health programs, up $200 mil­ lion, with inercasea going largely to medical reaearch and construction projects. FOREIGN AID — Spending for military and economic aid to friendly nations estimated at $3.7 billion, down $100 mil­ lion. Military aid la being trimmed $300 mllllonj eco­ nomic assistance increased by $200 million. EDUCATION—An Increase o f $186 million to a total of $1.5 billion; Include* $144 mil­ lion at down payment on a new school aid program that ha* not been unveiled yet, end about $1(15 million to stimul­ ate training In aclencea. F A R M — Slashed the Agri­ culture Department budget by $928.1 million, to $0.0 billion, with estimated savings to coma from *x peeled sales of goemment-owned surplus cot­ ton, and proposed new pro­ gram for dairy product* and feed grain*. WELFARE—$3.1 billion for public aaalstanca and welfare grants to the sUtes; Includes funds to provide higher bene­ fit* voted by Congress last year for needy adults and dapendent children, also $70 mil­ lion fur aid to Cuban rtfugees. URBAN — WUl propose sgsln creation of a cabinetlevel department of urban a f­ fair*; recommend* $600 mil­ lion for grant* and loans to cities for mass transit proJer'e; an additional $600 mil lion for urban renswal programs. NATURAL RESOURCES— Start 32 new public works projects Involving flood eon trol and conservation at ■ cost of $348 million. Overall spending o f $2.6 billion for land and water resources de­ velopment. WUl propoa* con atruction of power lines con­ necting th# Pacific Northeast and Pacific Southwest. the United States and Spain. Cold weather ha* damaged citrus crops to some extent in California, Texas and Arlxona and other weather dis­ turbance* have caused scat­ tered damages in other citrus producing areas of the world. Tile freeze in Florida re­ sulted In a loss of 39.99 per cent of the orange crop, while the freeze in Spain caused a lusa o f 64.81 per cent. The two areas showed a net loss of 66,448,000 boxes of or­ anges, or nearly 12 million more boxes that the combined output o f summer oranges in southern hemisphere na­ tions. Prior to the recent cold snap, in other citrus areas of the United States it was es­ timated crops would be some­ what larger, thus cutting the total net loss in th* U. S. to ;>l.9 per cent. The full extent o f damage to citrus in th* other states ha* not been assessed, but Mutual said California sources said that state "probably lost 2.6 million boxes o f navels In central California alone.” Tha remit of the freeze and shortage o f fruit is reflected in current prices for orange*. The Market Research Corp. o f America reported today that tire weekly average price to the consumer fo r a sixounce can of frozen orange concentrate in November woe 16.9 rent*. In December the figure fell to 16.7 cents but had started to rise toward the end o f th* month. By the end of tha first week of this month. The aver­ age weekly price for the same six-ounce can had risen to 20.1 cents. This week the price ranged between £2 and 23 cents. The Increased cost In con­ centrate at th* retail level is due to the high prices proces­ sors pay for oranges at the plant. Prior to the freeze they were paying mostly 20 cent* per pound o f solids delivered. The latest price announced this week was 60 to £6 cent* with a few purchassa at CO cent*. It* Jane Casselberry The South Seminote County Young Republican Club met Tuesday at the American I.egion Home on Prairie Lake at 8 p. m. to hold the annuul elec­ tion of officers. Mis* Audrey Flynn of Oak­ land Hills was elected presi­ dent. She has served the etub for the past year in the capac­ ity of second vice president. Other new officers for the coming year are E. Pope Bas­ sett, Muitland, first vice pres­ ident; H. H. Hnynir, Longwood, second vice president; Mrs. Jan Fortune, Maitland, third vice president; Mrs. Leonard Cusseiberry, Casselb e r r y , recording secretary; Mrs. Warren C. Tucker Jr., Maitland, corresponding sec­ retary; Warren C. Tucker Jr., treasurer nnd Churle* Motley, Maitland, sergeant-at-arms. The group voted to change tiro name of the club to Sem­ inole County Young Republi­ can Club and it was announc­ ed that the club now has 100 members. The new president. In her acceptance speech, set forth several objects she would like to see undertaken by the club in tha year to come. These InM JP •’ ~ M ■;;■ : eluded Increasing Repub'lcan registration in the county, conducting a political educetion course, d o u b l i n g club membership, e s t a b l i s h i n g ] A fter adjournment of the Teenage Republican C l u b * meeting refreshment* of cook(TA RS) and making the club ic# , nd wer# m vetL known In th* county. | East First S t at M agnolia A vc. SAN FORD, FLA r Jf" .- 1 1 NEW PRESIDENT o f the Seminole County Younir Republican Club is Miss Audrey Flynn, left. Other officers elected at Tuesday itiitht's meeting of the group were, front, from left, Mrs. Jim Fortune, third vice president; Mrs. Leonard Casselberry, recording secretary nnd Mrs. Warren C. Tucker Jr., corresponding secretary. Warren C. Tucker Jr., in back, is treasurer. Absent wore E. Pope Hassott, first vice president; II. 11. Ilaynie, second vice president and Charley Melley, sergeant at arms. (Herald Photo) r V v -v - n T ? ¥ ! ;^ V : - r - ' • : -'V s'* - - B ailllw - - V ■i rftt a MOW Buy where Q U A L IT Y is Known! Lab o rato ry Q u a lity T e ste d . P o te n c y - FOR FORD, CHEVROLET AND PLYMOUTH OWNERS G u a r a n te e d . OPEN ( M ade by the EVERY FRI. B e s t Know n NITE Nam e in TILL D rug s! D itto !* * in th e M ou th l D tlicio u t F lavorI NYLONAIRE Tshombe, UN Set Talks ELISABETHVILLE, K a t ■nga, The Congo (U PI) — Provincial President 3!oise Tshombe was due her* from hia stronghold at Kolwezl to­ day to discuss reunification of tha Congo with United Na­ tions officials. Diplomatic s o u r c e s said Tshombe would fly from Kolwell, a heavily fortified min­ ing center 166 miles northwest o f htra, to Klpushl on ths Plus til and trsdo-hl Rhodesian border, and then t i n off y o w co r 3 p would drive the short distancs to Elisabethvillo, • F w pU w o l rugged htlom tor m x m u i i m a n n i 0 " Tha Katenges* leader was • D a m rubber for l o n g uu -baqs over an y kind o f n o d R expected to meet with George • Guaranteed until A n n . 1964 against any and all a oa a i r a i a i n | L. Sherry, and American UN official. The first order o f business In th* talks to end Katanga's secession would be to arrange for Indian troop* to take over KolwesL An Indian unit o f the UN fores was camped along the Jadotville • K o 1 w • s 1, road awaiting order from UN o ffi­ cials hers. (plus famous r ir e a t o n o LifatJma Tha United Nations wsntsd from Tshombe the location of 6uarantae) honored at over 00,000 th* extensive mine fields locationa in all 60 States and Canada planted around Kolwexi after You know what you're getting fighting broke out between UN troops and Katangese gen­ whan you buy Firoatona. darmerie laat month. Tshombe agreed to corn* to Elisabethvilla after he an­ nounced his surrender under STORE HOURS: 7 a. m. till 7 p. at. Mon. thru Thura^ Frl. 7 a. m. till E p. m., Sat. 7 a. at. ill 6 p. m. UN military pressure Tues­ day, He said h* would end his two-and-s-half-year-long s cession peacefully on condition that he and his followers re­ ceive an amnesty from Central Government Premier Cyrill* Adoul*. 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Pttanium — 4.91 my. 1 Y l 1SDBB3B <9« TaAmtS LOW PRICES ON TIRES FOR OTHER MAKES AND MODELS TOOI 1 0 -M O N T H ROAD HAZARD OUARANTEI V IT A -M A T ES COMPAPI POHNCi HUH BRAND puvtNT co m m o n VITAMIN w it h t o d V ita m in l „ UCE TAMH (OMTAUfi. o w K iw a n m m iel ■ mmm ■£***!**$, (WMsMIm --------------_ ■ VKanial I U w ■ V ----------- --------------------------------- * VdernMII -------------------------------- ----- ■ 1 0 O '» ■ --------------------------- _ ? . ( Vitamin 14 I VttamtaO-11 ......................... .......... ............... roHUkl , Two-Project 31aa PITTSBURGH (U P I)—John Gslreath, owner o f the Pittaburgh Pirates, also is head o f You can find anything you tii* Darby Dsn Thoroughbred need advertised in the Her­ ald hr ftaoiord ■ erchaaU. Firesfone $tore$ 1st & FRENCH SANFORD •n m S« *m( J m b d - 121 E. FIRST ST. L iy y e tt- R e x a ll S ta n d s B e h in d T h e Q u a lity �It’s A bou t Tim e! Tho City ConimUiion has wisely decided to go Into a massive water improvement program which could (If itarted In time) prevent any wa­ ter rationing this summer here. Monday night, spearheaded by Mayor Tom McDonald the commis­ sion agreed to set a meeting Jan. 28 with Engineers Clark, Daily and Dicta to put the show on the road and start working on plans for the project. This plan would Include a water treatment plant and new well field. Political would cost The entire project . ' liars. , , A lot of nearly a million doll money, you say — but would you pre­ fer water rationing? It wasn't too long ago that City Manager W. E. Knowles emphasized the need for water Improvements (this was In 1060). The city contin­ ued to table action putting the sew­ age treatment plant first because of rigid safety regulations. We just hope we aren't too late in getting the water Improvement program off the ground. T he N ut A t The W heel A common phrase today In news accounts o f automobile accidents is "the car want out of control." Newspapers resort to it partly because the exact circumstances are often far from dear, mid partly be­ cause to say “ the driver lost con­ trol" Is to open the way for possible auit. In one sense it is too bad this is deemed necessary. For the effect of the vague language is to suggest that automobiles have wills of their own and in certain situations just take over and cause accidents. Sometimes, of course, this is true. Steering mechanisms break. Brakes fall. Blowouts occur. Hoods fly up, blocking the driver*! view. In relatively few aerlous accldents, however, is mechanical failure responsible. Where control Is lost, the human factor Is usually involved. The Transportation Institute at the University o f Michigan has studied driving behavior to cast light on this problem. Bruce Greenshletds, the instltute's assistant director, reported on the lateet o f these studies in a paper fo r the Highway Research Board meeting in Washington. Using a device called a "drivometer and traffic events recordsr," researchers gauged driver actions, vehicle motions and traffic situa­ tions. A 15-mlle course offering varied conditions, from business streets to expressways, was used. Then the researchers sought out, with the aid o f state officials and In­ surance companies, high - accident drivers and those with a long Hat of serious traffic violations. The advance guess of tho experi­ menters was that the behavior pat­ terns of the violators and causes o f accidents would show many similar­ ities — but would contrast sharply with the performance of acknowl­ edged trouble-free drivers (driver trainers were used). The extensive tests bore thin no­ tion out, Comparisons Indicated that high-accident drivers changed spaed nearly twice as often as trainers, moved the steering wheel about twice us murh, applied the brakes 60 per cent more frequently, altered direc­ tion roughly 25 per cent more often. Altogether, It was found that driver actions (steering wheel, ac­ celerator, brake) average 877 for the trainers but aveilaged 707 for the hlgh-accfdent drivers. Further comparisons showed that the latter group's patterns are most like those of high school or begin­ ning drivers.. Researchers concluded, too, that steering wheel movement was the most sensitive measure o f difference between good drivers and the acci­ dent-prone. In this study the sample was small. It constitutes just a beginning. Many factors are involved in moving the wheel too often. Bad distance judgment, for Instance, may require constant corrections o f positions. So may chronic inattention. Or that great summertime favorite—wrist or two-flnger "control" o f the wheel. The institute's experiments are an encouraging atep forward. We are getting away from the idea that the steering wheel is a kind o f automatic pilot thnt somehow must bear re­ sponsibility for much o f thfe carnage which occurs * on the streets and highways. Phil Newsom Soys . . . Britain’s M om ent O f Truth la ths words of no le u a personage than Prime Minis­ ter Harold Macmillan, (he momint o f truth la approaching tor Brltstn'a bid to join tbs European Common Msrkat. Unless a ehangt can bo brought about In French Pres­ ident Charles de Gaulle's alti­ tude the chances appear no better than even, and perhaps leas than even. Much depends on these pro­ tracted negotiations, as ean be seen In a flurry o f conferences —Macmillan to Rome, Italian Premier Andntore Fanfan] to Washington, German Foreign OUR BOARDING HOUSE bVfcKY 60 OFTEN OPEN THAT iXOUSUDBARAR, SMOKlNA 4 t m u t t u MDS WOLKONT TAK6] OF PeXFUMtD * 0 SLOVM tV M ATTITUDS IN eOAPAXOlND mm aouaa/ f m exampie, SOUS NECK A CCMlUtflOfMe TABVS iMVOUfC ‘Wist &uLivsf/—hmhh— < VKV BAD fM M f *V 30Ve,v*«tJ t MASlNtUE BELGIAN CDtiOO BLUB BOCMt AFTER A FEW DAY6,Y0U'R6 i oaeo po t on m v d in n e r eiOTHCfi EVECV EV6UlN6,3UAT, 3ACKST/1 CAN WORK UP AN APPSTITB LOOglNS ACT sour vganrfi AS IF 1 BACK in MAVSAlA, t' Z ■6AO / j JtrytN HOUSE I# i f f Mintatera Gerhard Sehroeder to London. Until the laaue is aattltd, perhaps within tha neat do to N days, tha question of a common European dafenaa policy must be held la abey­ ance, aa muat European pod* tlcal unity and negotiations toward a freer world trada aa seen under tha United States' trade expansion aet. Without a final dtcUioa, British businessmen have no way to forecast the future and BrltUh foreign and domastic policy must remain at a standstill. At the renter of this la De Gaulle, and to a leiaer extent Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany. Thla week Da Qaulla reject­ ed both President Kennedy's offer o f Polaris missiles for France and the Nassau agree­ ment on a multi-national nu­ clear arsenal for NATO. He also sounded whst could ba the death knell for British entry Inio the common market. Yet, unlesa he la willing to stand totally alone, De Gaulle might not bold the final aas- j 4W T Da Gaulta'a strategy baa been aimed at avaa closer ties with West Germany, and Ade­ nauer baa gone along. Includ­ Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., January 17,1063 ing De Gaulle's tough farms for British common market membership. But Adenauer la a lame-duck chancellor. Sehroeder wants Britain In the European fam ­ HSI.TUH A. IIIKI.UW, KUITUH AND rlBM alltiH ily, aa do a reported 10 per l * nm i vkhsiikl , aiuwAMu w. u h is m u l d cent of the West German peo­ aiaiinalnu IMItur Aritarilalne IHrsciur JIMV M bl-IJ JISIII I . SIIOKWAKMS ple. I’outilr Itfllur llualnas* Xlanss-r Italy, facing laolatloa la a CUCt: 1.14 I-4MMKII SIUHI.KV JUNK* tfudatr Udllor ciiM ir w SUn*a*r Europe dominated by a Paris* d o t MiuwianoTitAia r n c c a lo im iu a a Bonn axis, not only favors ftatur* JS.Iliur t.'luuUllun Sl*n*a»r r a c o w iiU i Britain In the commas market Mechanical Mupl. but also supports the Idee of a ru eiM U T lox Mari:* a multi-nation nuclear deferMm n UiUtwr Hr Mall rent under NATO. BtalMl* resa le AU Otk»r lie Wt«k !»■•« I Year |u.aa I Vt»r a.M a aiuiith* a.it aMonth* r.a* a Mi.nil.* s.m aainntbs TYPEWRITERS p dooptfcw y g l\\M1/ \vi . ©Ip I.O« I Mi-util I.H I Mont>i V. s. Pnilit llreulatluli* l>r*vld* that *11 lustl aukscrlpliona br paid In advnnoc. ___ Uniarad •» t»i-ond da** matter October SI, l i l t at Hi* 1‘ott Office of Sanford, Plorlda. under Ih* Art of O nsrua of March. Ths Herald la a rnambar <.f tfa* United I'rra* which la alitlltad *arlu»ltal>- ta lit* u*a fur rabubllrallun of all Hi* loral nawa printed la tbl* uawapaper. N'n part of nor uuurrlsl, nan* or adtarllalns. of tbl* adllli.a or Tb* fauford llarald mar b* r«|>rudurrd In any msiihir with­ out wrliun (laruilialon of tha publisher of TIi* llarald. Any I Individual or firm rupoutlbl* tur aueb reproduction will ba , cuaaJdorad s* InfrIntln* on Tho llarald1* copyright sad will bs bald llabl* tor datnae** uadar tb* l l * . Publltbod dallr aaoept Baturda), Sunday and Cbrlalniasi publlabtd Saturday praetadlug "*>**au»a*. ADDING W orry Clinic Doris I* not likely to have n divorce for she la using seed sense about plrklsg a husband. You airis east Ike’ "preay" votes for your fu ­ ture unborn children when you rhooee their father, eo fiv e them e break, delect a ' man of whom they will b* proud and with whnm you will elan ba happy throw ah your Golden Wedding Day. Use tha teste below. CASE 0-4341 Doris 11., sped 17, la n high school senior. "D r. Crone," she began, "how should n girl decld* whether a boy la tha sort who would make a good husband? "1 don't plan to marry till 1 am through collrge, but I ex­ pect to dat# a great deal. "&> what era tha aaeential traits to look for in a possible husband?" While 1 was teaching at Northwestern University, I made a survey o f 1,187 unmar­ ried girla and women between tha ages o f 10 and 43. Thay wars asked privately to list the chief merits and damerits regarding their boy friende. Here era aome o f the Merits: Ths boy li neat in appear­ ance—ahoea shined, hair cut, ahaved, auit preeied, ate Ha Ii fond of children. He la a rareful auto driver —not a show-off speedster. Ha attends church and en­ courages his girl friend to do likewise. Usee good English with a minimum o f ilang. Has high Ideals and firm convictions about right ve. wrong. 8hows respect and consider­ ation for other women besides his girl friend. Mixes well with people. Usually good humored and JollyCompliments his gtrl on her looks, clothes, cooking, etc. Not a "clam " who takes things for granted. Ambitious! He works or studies for future advance­ ment. He Is healthy end athletic. He la prompt for appoint­ ments. Or telephones If ha is unavoidably detained. Ha ta generous with his money but not a iplurger or show-off. True to his girl friend while going steady. Not a "two-tim­ er." Comes from a hsppy family. Has brothers and sisters who show that they Ilk* him, too. Industrious. Ha can bold a job. He la well rsad on things be­ sides sports and hot rod cars. Not a finicky enter. Eat# a wide range of food*. Hhows aome executive abil­ ity. Ha can make a talk in public or lead the singing or get people to coopsrete. He Is artistic In his lova making and not a glutton for kisses or a fellow with "Hom­ an" hand*. He Is polite ami courteous to his girl's parents and her friends. Ha was a Boy Scout and sl­ ap earned his own money. (A former newspaper c u r r i e r rntee double attention, too,) Ha has confidence In his girl friend and Is not insanely Jealoua or possessive. I f hs quarrels, he talks out the problem Instead of sulking or pouting for daya after­ wards. Tomorrow I shall list the Demerits cited by these 1,187 women so please scraplx.tik Overshoots Field fM TII CMCU IN l l w a ploys* which comes to head next May and June. A com­ plete tie-up of all railroad services is a possibility that must be seriously considered. Job security will also be a major consideration In the May contract reopening for 250.000 steel workers and the June negotiations for 23,W0 aluminum workers. Some f u r t h e r wags In­ creases negotiated under ex­ isting contract* will automat­ ically go Into effect this year. They will go to 3.3 million workers— 1.8 million In manu­ facturing (mainly auto and farm equipment Industrie*), 6OU.000 in construction and 800.000 in nanmanufacturlng —mainly trucking and retail trade. The automatic wage in­ creases range from six snd seven cents an hour In mnnufactoring to 10, 16 and 2') cents an hour In the building trades. Grand Jury Indicts Four In Mississippi Rioting OXFORD, Mill (UIM) - A federal grand Jury Tuesday night Indicted four men on charges of obstructing the en­ rollment of Negro James ll. Meredith at tbe University of Mississippi. The men, arrested during the 14 hours of bloody rioting that followed Meredith's ad­ mission lo the campus lasl Sept. 30, were from out of state. They were listed as Melvin Bruce of Decatur, Ga., and Phillip Lloyd Myles, Richard !L Hinton and KUne Lamar May, all of the Mobile, Ala., area. All four were Included In each or two indictments. The first indictment, a felony car­ rying a maximum penalty of a gi.Ofto fine and three years imprisonment or both, charged the men with, willfully inter­ fering with U. S. deputy mar­ shals in the performance of their duties. The second Indict­ ment accused tbe men of try­ ing l i prevent the marshals Ir. -arrying out a court or­ der, a misdemeanor punish­ able with a It,000 fins and one year Imprisonment or both. Bruce hid a high-powered rifle when marshals arrested him on the campus. During the rkdlug a sniper armed with a rifle shot at marshals sur­ rounding the univcriity admin­ istration building. U. S. Attorney H. M. R»y said tha indictments were in­ cluded in tn Interim report by the grand Jury, composed of 14 men and two women, which began Us session early last week. A final report it not expect­ ed until next week. The Jury decided not to Indict two other persons In tha case but author­ ities would not say whether one of those was former MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, who faced a variety of charges, in­ cluding rebellion. Federal authorities arrested 11 persons during the rioting that claimed two lives. COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and enlisted Hecerltles Slut eat Fuads ALLEN ft CO. I l l K. LEMON BT. LAKELAND, FLA. Member: Midwest Stack K xik Chicago Beard ef Trade Orlaado Sale# RepraeeuUtive HRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA I-M84 If you bring home icd wine end the menu calls for white, Just dscoloriie the red one by filtering It through charroel. Wine lovers will certainly be able to tell that you have the wrong wine, but any chemists In tha group will admire your scientific knowledge. When shaken with a colored solu­ tion, filter-type charcoal often retains the coin re-1 substances, leaving the solution colorless. BOTTLED GAS Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. Meet the 'Jeep‘ Gladiator, tha first 4-wheel drive track to offer passenger car aeee oa the highway, ease-footed ‘Jeep’ trsctioa eft the read. Far lasUllatie*. Cleaning and Repair CHRYSLER AIKTKMI* and other The OUdUtor'a 140 hp. Toraado-OHO eagiae is America's oaly automotive overhead eaauhaft eagiae. Zt produces higher torque at lower eagiae speeds, costs lam to oner* . . . . v - — operable coavenUoeal anginas. ^ ^ t0tU U m io ep,r* Other OlaAlator features Include: 'Jeep* 4-wheel drive with stotaUied aln.l.-shift tss ss & t£ is£ g Flasacisg Can Ba Easily Arranged the Oladleter-J.POO with 180-lach wheal baas aad iachi . wheel base and g-ft. bo,. OYW’e «p |« MOO i t aa» tea. * * PER IH I.B. CYLINDER No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere In Seaalnole County teas/* Coll FA 2-5733 SALEH A RENTALS HAYNES Always Matter Of Fact now the headsche of Labor Secretary W. Willard Wlrtx. The Important difference Is that most of ths settlement* In the Mitchell and Goldteig era* wera straight sconomlc agrcementi In which wages, fringe benefits snd working conditions were the princlpsl issues. But the No. 1 strike Issue in the closing months of 1062, continuing to 1802. Is Job se­ curity. l.sl>or union officials are becoming increasingly con­ cerned by what is happening to workers who lose their Job* through automation — techno­ logical advances which tend to redurc employment. This is the big iisu* of "featherbedding" In th* stitlunscttlod dispute between the railroads and their on-trsln employes. It will also be the big issue In the contract re­ negotiation* for off-traln em­ ivtimiu MACHINES New and Used Manual A OrriCB MACHINE CO. these cases and use your head more than yuur heart when you pick the future father of your children. You girls east the "proxy" votes o f your future unborn children so be ahrewd shop­ pers on the matrimonial mar­ ket, Then you will Insure a much happier home for youreelf end your bahles. Meawhlle, lend for my 300point "Testa for Sweethearts," enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cente. Rate your date thereon. (Always writ* to Dr, Crewe la cere e f this a ewepaper, enclosing a long 4 rsnt stamped, addressed ee' velepe and 38 rente to rover typing end printing costs when you send for on* of his booklets.) WASHINGTON— (N EA) — Prospects far fewer strikes with fewer man-days of Idle­ ness In 1863 than in 1062 do not appear too good. At least 84 major labor con­ tracts for bargaining units of 6,600 workers or mure nre due to expire In late spring end early summer. They effect a total of 1.2 million worker*. Reopening of wage contracts for o ff-tra in railroad em­ ploye* and basic steel Industry worker* can be requested in May, They affect a total of 800.000 workers. The other 300.000 w orld s under con­ tracts that may be reopened this year are In the rubber, telephone and electrics] equip­ ment industries. While the 1,260,000 worker* affected by the preliminary Bureau o f Labor .Statistics es­ timate of 3,650 strikes start­ ing In 1062 was the lowest number since ths end of World War If, thr number of wurk stoppages slid the 18 million man-days o f Idleness they cauiod were higher then ths year before, though below tho levels of most pustwur year*. The 18G1 record was 3,367 strikes, c a u s i n g 1,450,000 workers 16.3 million man-days Idleness, For the average walker on strike, the loss of employment caused by strikes wiis 15 days in 1862, It days In 1861, Of the 10 major strike* last year, cfleh affecting more than 10,060 workers, seven were In metropolitan area con­ struction Industrie*. Others wsr* In the saltern garment Industry, Lockheed Aircraft, Eastern Airlines, Allls-Chambers, Chicago and North West­ ern Ry. Ths New York City area had mors labor difficulty than any other part o f the country, with major strikes settled for garment workers, schoolteach­ ers, electrical, telephone and construction w o r k e r s . Ths New York newspaper end longshoremen's strikes, start­ ing In 1862, carry over into 1863. Whst aesmi to be happen­ ing, according to labor an­ alysts, la that major strike set­ tlements made under Secre­ tary of Labor James L. Mitch­ ell during the Eisenhower ad­ ministration and under former Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg In the Kennedy ad­ ministration are now expiring. Renewal o f these run tract, under changed conditions Is Notebook SAO PAUIa), Brasil (U P!) —A crippled Brasilian airlin­ er overshot the airfield here In a rainstorm Tuesday and crashed In the city, killing at least 10 persona, Injuring about so and wrecking three bouses. KUcUk lu ll Peter Edson LL 1963 DO TO THIS PICTURE? 2601 8 . OAK AVE. SANFORD. Sanford Gas Co. FLA. IH W. .1st BT. 8Up in. BIm II up. Try it out »t your Jt«p Dealer', w n & n MOTOM, WORLD'S ULRORSTKAKVVAOTVRBROP«. CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP KOO E. Stcofti fit. Kalstr Willy, Presents The Uoyd Bridges Show Tuesday • P. M* �< jn A. > “ 1 1% 11 FEA Action Urged On Teacher Exams 5hr t*aufnrb L ake M onroe Jottings . * I * H [\ * 3 V Tm iSVILLE (V P !) —Five the Association ask the Flor­ Education Association urged action by live Florida (FE A) to arrange a meeting Education Association today with various state officials to oppose a deadline set by and E n in to see if he will Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin for change hia ruling to alk*w teacher examinations to admission of scores up to qualify for higher pay. April 1, 1963. The superintendent* of Bre­ It Ervin refused to change vard, Orange. Volusia, Lake his ruling, Hie superinten­ and Seminole Counties agreed dents said the FEA should that if Ervin does not change tic requested to employ legal his ruling, it slwukl be fought counsel to seek a remedy in in the courts. And if it can­ live courts, with the cost* to not be defeated in court, the lie shared by the superinten­ battle should be taken to the dents' association. State Legislature, the super­ intendents said. Ervin has ruled that teach­ ers seeking pay increase* must have tiled their national (cachcrs examinations scores By Mrs. Adam Muller by June 3t), 1962. The Jantmry meeting of the This eliminates possible pay hikes for teachers who plan­ DeBary Home Demonstration ned to take (he tests in Feb­ Club will be held next Thurs­ day at the Community Center. ruary. The meeting will epen at The superintendent* asked that the State School Super­ 10 a. m. with the customary intendents Association he workshop followed by the polled to see if members business sen-ion which wilt agreed with their four-point convene after lunch at 1:30 p.m. with Mr*. George Wright program. The program provides tiiat presiding. Jan. 17, 196:i — Pane 5 county school superintendents ida S r rath people like these that makes this world a nice place. * • • Rev. William 0 . Lultrull of Trafalgar, Ind., and Mrt. Jean Reynolds and son. Stan­ ley, were dinner guests of ours the evening of Jan. 2. Rev. Lultrull Is pastor of live Trafalgar .Methodist when Ihc Elder Spring* HD Church and was visiting Club s * 'e her a birthday; friends here in Sanford for party. Granny is a charter a few days. He assured me member of that club. Con­ he left the cold weather in gratulations and happy birth­ Indiana. * •• Sharon Giles, day Granny. May you have Charles Ilabun and Gene many more. • • • And also Bullard were among those the Seminole High happy birthday to Elisabeth from Warren. She was a year old­ School Glee Club going to er Jan. 5. • * * Also hap­ Daytona Beach Thursday af­ py birthday to my little ternoon to clinic. They do granddaughter Carol. She this every year before going Just turned three. • * ' Very to district ami then state. 1 torry to Itear that Chester had Hie pleasure of going Daniels has been quite ill. with them last year to Mi­ 1 hope he is much Improved ami for clinic and enjoyed by this time and able to it very much and so again out attain. He and Mrs. Dan­ this year 1 had been asked Mn». II. L. John von Hello. How i» (he weather treating you? Glad to see (he rainy weather recently. It « a i badly needed. • • • Granny Norwood, who jutt turned 90 years old. was certainly surprised recently to go with them. So last weekend we were in Day­ tona. 1 got to hear quite a few boys and girls doing their numbers in solo and groups. II was very interest­ ing to listen to them go through their routines. Miss Whittle has a good group of singers this year ami 1 know they have made tier proud ol them. • • • Olga Hunter and her sister, Alice Nordgren. motored to Orlando recently wliere they attended a shower fur Alice's daughter-in-law. They re­ ported a very wonderful time. • • • Our thought this week is by Marie Dressier, a movie actress of years ago. "Cooperation — Never one thing ami seldom one person cun make for a suc­ cess. It takes a number of them merging Into one |>erfeet whole." V '• Plant for monthly dances to bo sponsored by Sanford Moose Lodge U31 were an­ nounced this week by Otis Sjublom, governor of the lodge. Named at latt week's regu­ lar meeting chairman of the first dance to be held os Jan. 26 was Lew Luster. Working with him will be Bob Willis. Sam Methods, Ralph Moore. Bruce Aul, Bill Skislak, Fred Snyder and Bobby Small. Women of the lodge work­ ing on the refreshroeat com­ mittee will be Lucy Hodgee, Glnny Skitlak, Key Oehr, Jean Aul, Edna Meahotto, Bunny Sobeck, Mildred Lust­ er will serve ee chair mac of this group. The dance will be held is the lodge headquarters la the Evans Building of Lake Mery beginning at • p. m. AS members and their tovttod fiteem will be welcom­ ed. 25th b Park Open 9 III 9 .Mon. - T hurn. • F r l. 9 til H T uck. - W ed . • S a l. DeBary Club Plans M eeting iels reside on live Markham ltd. * • • Naomi Sapp lias just returned from Valdosta Ga., where she was called by the death of Iter niece. Mary Alice Clthron. Our sympathy goes out to Mrs. Sapp and also the parents .. * . « of Mary Alice. * • * Since reluming home Naomi hat had the flu bug bile her. • • The Monroe HD Club met on Thursday. Jan. 3 and heard Kim Barley speak on ■locks and bonds. He also showed a film entitled “ Tha Lady and the Stock Excnangc." Wat very interest­ ing. Had two g-cats at the meeting. One wa» the twin aister of Mist Wilson, our county agent. Hattie Wilson who has been here v idling Miss Myrtle. She Is from Alabama and Beatrice Man­ ning, who it the daughter of Mable Carroll and who has jutt moved here from Binghimpton, N. Y. So g ad to have them with us and I I f* think we raa gel Ilea, to be with ut regularly. Hope so. * * * Had a call from an excited lady a couple week* ... ago. She told me that she thinks that the Florida Pow­ er and Light Co. Is a won­ derful company. It senna that a dog had run h.-r lit­ tle kitten up the light pole in front ot her home on live old Monroe ltd. She said lier name wat Mrs. Gladys Smith and that alia wad only been living In the Herbert Thuraton homt for live month*. She wai worried about her black kitten to the called live power plant on First St. Sha talked to Tolar Rabun and Tolar told her that It would f -4#. be a very dangerous task to get the kllteo down. Tha kitten could come in con­ tact with the wires and k would electrocute It and the men too. So he tent two men out (here to see about It. So, in the eye* of Mrs. Smith, Dickie Carter and Don Partain are just wonderful to her and the would like to tell them that ahe it eternal­ ly grateful to them for sav­ ing her little pet. It waa a wonderful gesture on their part becauee they took a big chance with their Uvea. It'a Sanford Moose Plan Dances FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER GET THE BARGAINS WHILE THEY LAST! We're Reducing Inventory — BUY NOW! EASY CREDIT TERM S - UP T O 36 MO. (let out o f the Kitchen — GENERAL ELECTRIC MOBILE M AID DISHWASHER • No Mors Rinsing Or Srrsplng • Capacity For I* People • Power Scrub l)i»h*ashing Action ’ 138 • Built In Drain Pomp 8 8 SILIX i Drink Mixer 3 $IQ88 GENERAL ELECTRIC Decorator Portable TV D Built-in Adjustable Antenna • Ills 16 In Hquarr "Daylight lilac" Pirlurr Make"Finance”your extra subject this year! N obody has to tel! you money is pretty important. M ost o f us spend nearly half our waking hours earning and managing money. By starting a savings account now at our association and adding to it regularly, you’ll have more money when you need it, and • Convenient Front Control* • Rich Clear Front Sound • Automatic Gain Control ONLY 22 POUNDS $ 77 147 300 (Similar to lllunlratiun) ’ you’ll learn to feel more independent. Remember, it’s never too early to start getting ahead financially* Where you save 11,000 does make a difference* B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER HEATS & COOLS * Inataat Real D Automatic Thermostat * Multi Speed Fan * Wnshable Air Filter i U * » « o l e i A T i g T id N IM B I* OP TUB SAVIMDB AND LOAM POUNOATION. IMG.. erO N »0B OB IMIB ABVIET1MMBMI IM IBNJOB eCHOLAITIO $ I 238 i -* _ i ~ n - J J "h. * 1* ; / i i 1 • �Hljr 'I Want Liston' - Clay Pll'lBBUROH (UM>—CsaMe* d a y is n today but in­ stead o f making ■ birthday wish ha mads a faw predic"PoweU wOl fsH in five," Clay said alter bouncing into Pittsburgh lor his heavyweight match hare Jan. 34 with for* mar pro footballer Charley PewalL Then without taking a breath ho continued: " I don't even •have yet, I'm barely old enough to vote tad I'm ready for tha crown. " I want Listen la tha next 10 months. I'm determined to be tbo youngest champ In his­ tory." d a y ia ranted third among tha heavyweight contenders, having won all I f bout*. He astounded the boxing world last November by calling his knockout - over Archie Moore In the fourth round. "AH my predictions are rea­ sonable,” Cassius said, "they all roust faU ia the round 1 call. "The reason I pick PoweH In five Is because he's young and he's strong and I*va never seen him fight. It may take an extra round to learn his style. "But If be should try to tac­ kle me, I’m going to cut my prediction to three rounds. " I never dream of losing. There Is no man on two feet that can keep up with me. I n a y be a heavyweight but 1 fight like a flyw eigh t" With that Cassius took a short rest before starting again. "D o you want to hear my p oem ?" be asked. Without walling for the answer b *( started. "This colorful fighter is some* thing to fee And heavywr'ght champ I'm aura ha will be Yon get the Impression wbUe watching him fight He playa cat and mouse and turns out the light. "What a frustrating fading I'm sure It must be To be hit by punches you can't even see Where was he first and where waa he last How can you conquer n man so fast. " I am aura opponents have Mona Seeks Third Straight SOKC Victory COURT ART4ST Collier Set To Guide Browns For 1963 a f t CLEVELAND (U P D -B U n tea Colter, n man well-versed hi the Pan! Brown football eyftem , will guide the fortunes t t the Cleveland Browns in Tha* f anner University e f Kentucky coach was named to the poet Wednesday by Art MedtU, Browns president, Who said "Blanton was my flret choir* and the only man I talked to ." Cotter, who steps up as heed n u n — succeeding his Mngtlai* friend. Brown, fired Inst week eignad a three-year eoatraet calling for aa sailmated 01,000. Tha 14-year-old Collier, after Being announced as the new poach, told pewuaea be would retain all ef the team'a as­ sistant coaches and one and possibly two ethers would be added. The present assistants are Seward Blxler, who waa •lao named personnel direc­ tor! Howard Brtnker, Dick Evans, Frits Hclsler and Ed VUaakL MedaD alto announced that Sarold Sawsrteel. the team'a kealaeai manager and i for­ m er sportswriter, will take ever aa the new general man- •gar. Collier, (he aeeond head •eaeh in (ha IT-year history it tha taam, said he agreed to succeed Brown, "tha man who gava ms my start in pro­ fessional football," only after careful thought and "with •motions so conflicting (bat I find them moet difficult to explain." " I was offered the job last •unday," C olter said, "and 1 immediately contacted Paul. Ha told me, 'You must accept the job. You have your fam ­ ily te think of. I understand.'" Two Pace Fronton Action Jadn and Lorrl had U maks ft tha hard way to win the All Bter e l e v e n t h Wednesday night at the Orlando-Beminol* Jai-Atal Fronton. Aldas and Irlarte took aoeend place in n playoff with Arratlbel and Zaire settling fo r ehow position. Cast! slipped by Areltlo In n clim ate finish to taka the featured eighth game singles. E arn, Aatlga, A ha solo and Anacsbe worked their way to two wins during tha evening performance. Abasolo'a victory advanced him two gamaa In front e f Martin in the race fo r elagleo honors. H £K H A N , OF fie * * , IM P * O F F /* cou sa e M 4SM TFA U G 4A M A 7X/9 9 £ F *O F r/TM A C F A F C £ 7 U *t tCOAEP FO /FTF F/* AFW TM f tF A W . a f t AU W r/ o F * FQ O FU y M IC . Miami Beach Seen For Title Heavy Go NEW YORK (U PI) — liejected as a possible site once before, Miami Beach again was named today aa the like­ ly plaro where the return heavyweight tills bout be­ tween Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson wiU be held on April 4. Tom Bolan, president of Championship Sports, Inc., (CSI), said the boot probably will be held there on thst dale after "crrteln things" are cleared up at meetings in Chester, Pa., Thursday and Miami Beach next Monday. Liston originally broke down negotiations for a Mi­ ami Beach fight last week when he said he would not defend his title tliere against Patterson until lie was "sa t­ isfied about a lot o f thing*." Bolan feels Liston will be satisfied after the meetings. Bolan and Jack NUon, Lis­ ton's adviser, have had sev­ eral conference* recently, ap­ parently about releasing some of the 1207,000 being held In escrow to guarantee Liston's return bout with Patterson, whom be knocked out in one round at Chicago last Sept. 35. tried their beat But one by one on the canvas they rest." d a y will begin training for the fight today at the Sberwyn Hotel la downtown Pittsburgh. Hotel officials have convert­ ed part o f a floor into a train­ ing area complete with ring and Cassius will work out there. Ha's invited all his fans to come and he aays quite frank­ ly "they will see the prettiest fighter, the most talked about and the beat fighter in tha world." There's another Una in Caasius’ poem which he saved to last. "Everyone knew when Cassius wasn't around For quietness descended on the town." A fter winning over both the 5/16-mlle and %-miie courses, Carl Tracy's Mona Means has climbed to feature competition and will try for a third straight victory In tonight’s ninth race at tha Banford-OrInndo Kennel Club. Mona gets a real teat for op­ posing her will ho Little Rhonda, Denny Mac, Daring Darlene, Bweet Callesn, Big Calhoun, Technique Tip and B. Bright. Little Rhonda, owned by C. II. Scott, should give the Tracy star tough cumpsUtion in this top attraction. She was a favorite at Daytona last summer where she posted nine (irate and attained a national A-2 rating. Star Club Kennal’a Illg Cal­ houn accounted for seven wins at tha SOKC last winter and later In the year finished sec­ ond In inaugural handicaps at both Desert Park and Pueblo. Technlquo Tip, owned by Fred Whitehead, looked sharp winning the first half o f the daily double Saturday night. That waa in Grade I! and earned her a promotion to the celebrity pack. Friday matinees do not com­ mence until Feb. ! but there will be a daylight card Sat­ urday starting at 3 p. m. Liston insisted that Ute re­ turn bout contract was bro­ ken when CSI failed to pay him an agreed upon 150,000 within 24 hours after his kayo o f Patterson. The govern­ ment Impounded CSI'a re­ McRoberts Tire gained on ceipts as lax liens and Bolan its lead with a four-point win claimed he had "nothing to from Stemper's Real Estate In d o " with the action. the Sundipurs bowling league. Holding onto second place the Welsh Tire Shop obtained LEICESTER, E n g l a n d a three-point win from the (U PI) — Unlieaten British Plerro 31fg. Company. And Jet heavyweight Johnny Prescott Inn stays in thinl place with a pounded out an eight-round derision over Dili RlUer W ed­ three-point victory over Alls nesday night te gain his sec­ o f Sanford. Also c l a i m i n g ond victory over the German three points was St. John's in less than a year, it waa the Realty from Factory Paint. 10th surrsss with two draws klarge Kipp rains through fur Prescott In 31 fights. for high series in the week’s play with a 60fl. Peggy Stew­ art had a nice series o f MS P a ir and also high gam* o f the SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— night, a big 204. Louis* IIosThe Ban Francisco Forty-NIn- ford rolled an even 600 series. Other nice games were had era hnve added Bill Johnson aa offensivs line coach and Jack by Jane Adcock, a 180; Marge Christiansen aa coach o f the Kipp, 183: I-ouise Hoeford, defensive halfbacks for the 180; Sue Jackson, 180; Marlon 11MI3 National FootbaU Lea­ Farrlla, 170; Betty Callan, 176, and Jean Webster, 172. gue Mason. McRoberts Gains In Kegler Play Takes Decision Add BOXER O F YEA t •infer* Pa(re 6 — Jan. 17, 1988 fm tt By Alan Mayor Hoyt Welcomed By White Sox By L'aRrd Press International Some call, others raise, but Hoyt Wilhelm simply stood pat and came out a winner. The Chicago White Sox aero the ones who raised the ante, tearing up a 1063 contract Wil­ helm already had signed with the Baltimore Orioles a week ago and giving hint a new one at an unasked for "Increase in O F F /F B p/A t J ^ M IL r i # t * / r o a * o * r c F * O C /A £ C /O /tf O F xM M / 3 , Y p*y." ■fah - M a M T M O iF / p p & g tv r& F r 4 'C F A F tP s o r l F C * o A * 7 F F f* m s*n *oF . ft ^ ^ T # 0H K 4** £ H W FF F £ 6£T + _ rss . V fS M rrx OFTM t r w Karras To Explain Gambling Statement NEW YORK (U PI)— Star tackle Alex Karras of the De­ troit Lions may get hia op­ portunity today to explain a televised statement that he bet on at least one pro football game to National Football League Commission­ er Pete Rotellc. Roxelle refused to disclose when Karras will actually be called on the carpet but he warned that "a serious breach o f league rule*" may Russell Sparks Eastern Upset have Uken place and reports were that ha will confront the 343-pound player some­ time today. "Alex Karras will be given an opportunity to explain pub­ lished statements attributed to him," said Roxelle. "Such actloo constitutes a serious breach of the player contract and the constitution and by­ laws of the league." In Karras' Interview with an NBC television reporter, he was asked: "D o you bet oa ball gam es!" " I have bet on • ball gam e," answered Karras. "Have you ever bet on a ball game In which you were playing!" ha was asked. "Yea, I have," replied Kar­ ras. Karras said be "assum ed" there was widespread betting on NFL games by coaches, managers and owners but stoutly defended the Integrity of the game and insisted he never had seen an Indication of point-abavlag. " I know o f none whatso­ ever in this league," be eald. " I think the boye play too bard to bo shaving points. " I can't even conceive that Idea because it Isn't a spurt wbare it ia an individual ef­ fort," answered Karras when asked if K were possible to shave points in NFL compa­ n io n . "T htre’s 11 footbaU players both defense and of* feme and sura a quarterback has probably complete con­ trol of tha ball game but so does the referee, so does your best receiver, so does your beat defective tackle." Technically, the White Sox didn't have to do it. The 39-year-old Wilhelm, who had a 7-10 record and a 1.94 earned run average with the Orioles last year, signed with them last week for ap­ proximately the same $22,000 he received In 1962. The Orioles sent Uiat signed contract to the White Sox last Monday when they traded Wil­ helm, Ron Hansen, Dave Nich­ olson and Pete Ward to Chi­ cago for Lula Apsrlcio and A1 Smith. Actually, Wilhelm was all sealed, signed and delivered as far as the White Sox were c o n c e r n e d . Contractually speaking, they didn't owe him a penny more than the sum be signed for with the Orioles. But wishing to make him feel at home in his new sur­ roundings, White Sox General Manager Ed Short relied out the welcome mat for Wilhelm and thoughtfully colored it green. Short didn't say bow much more the White Sox gave Wil­ helm but It probably was about »1,500. While he was at it. the Chi­ cago G31 also signed Hansen, who could take over Aparlcio's regular shortstop job even though ho hit only .173 in 71 games for Baltimore last sea­ son. Part of Hansen's trouble in 1962 was that he divided his DePaul Gains Sweet Revenge LOS ANGELES (U PI) — United Pros* International Evea if Bin Rnaaeli doesn't It’ s too late for DePaul In score a point be'a one of the dream about an unbeaten finest players In basketball. season, but a victory over Hie When he scores 19 there's Irish of Notre Dame is rea­ probably no one better. son enough for a celebration And the Boston Celtics star on the Chicago campus to­ did acore 19 Wednesday night day. —In addition to hauling down DePaul did have a perfect 34 rebounds and blocking a basketball record going Its myriad of sboti—*o natural­ way when K crossed paths ly the Eastern squad upset with Notre Dame for the the West, 115-10, in the 13th first time this season Just annual National Basketball one week ago, but the Irish Association All-Star game. ended the streak at eight "Russell just dominated the fam es. gam e," moaned West coach However, the Blue Demons Fred Schaua of the L m An­ evened the score on their geles Lakers. borne court Wednesday night Russell also dominated the by romping to an 83-69 vic­ most valuable player voting, tory over their nearby In­ easily winning the award for diana rival*. the first time la six all-eUr It was sweet revenge for appearances. DePaul, which lost last The 6-foot-lO center, along week's decision by 20 points. with some slick ball handling Hits time it was the Blue by Oscar Robertson of Cin­ Demons who got off to an cinnati and Bob Couay of overwhelming lead In 4he Boston, stunned the West first half and coasted home squad which opened the game Shop the Herald Ada where without being threatened in with what was billed aa the greatest offensive Uncup of local merchants offer their the second. best buys. all time. Tm m te time between the Orioles and the U. S. Army. Southpaw Joe Nuxhall also received something of an un­ expected raise from the Cin­ cinnati Reds. At least Nuxhall Palmer, Player Top Choices In Crosby Goll PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — The world's greatest fun tournament, the $50,000 Bing Crosby National ProAmateur event, got underway today on three golf courses with the pack expected to chase Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. This is the tournament In which all of the gate goes to charily, with Bing picking up the check for expenses. The professionals play for $35,000 In the pro division and $15,000 in the pro-am, and if one mon should win both sec­ tions he could collect $8,300 for the four days of work. While Palmer and Player, with victories in the Los An­ geles Open and San Diego Open, respectively, this year, are the advance stars, the de­ fending champion is Doug Ford. Ford is paired with young Dick Lotz, the California state amateur champion, and even if he fails to repeat In the pro division, he has a good chanco in the pro-am. Some of the other pros’ pairings aren't quite as wellgroomed for a golf course. Ken Venturi, for instance, draws comedian-singer Dean Martin. Jerry Barber has Donald O'Connor; National Open champion Jack Nicklaui lias Bob Sterling and Canadian star George Knudsen lias Jim (3!r. Magoo) Backus, the little old wine­ maker. The weather, perfect earlier in the week, has switched and indications are that It may be blustery, with possible rains. “ But if it stays good." said Ed Furgol, the former Nation­ al Open champion, "we could have some hot scores. The courses are playing faster than I've ever seen them.” Palmer warmed up for the four days of plsy by firing a good five-under-par 67 on Peb­ ble Beach Wednesday. Player had 68. Venturi had a 66 at Cyprcsa Point and Ted Makalena of Honolulu bad a 65, also at Cypress. Palmer and Player never hava done well In this tourna­ ment In the past. Palmer's best finish was a tic for fourth place. Player haa been farther down the list. The defending champions In the pro-amateur department arc young pro Bob McCallister and amateur Albie Pearson, tbs Los Angeles Angels out­ fielder. However, Pearson h*d a 10 handicap last year, only five this time around. 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EACH Bring Ywwr Car Where Use Experts Are SCOTCH didn't expect It last July whan be was toiling for San Diego ol the Pacific Coast League after being sent down by the Kan­ sas City A’s. i But the R tdi, with whom, he originally broke Into the| majors at the tender age of IS In 1944, brought him back up from San Diego last July 18 and be proceeded to regis­ ter five straight victories for them without a single loss. Along with tlie 34-year-old Nuxhall, club president Wil­ liam O. Dewitt also signed two more members of the Reds Wednesday. They were pitcher Jim Owens and catch­ er Tom Tischinskl. Owens, ac­ quired from the Phillies, bad a 3-4 record for them last year while the 18-year-old Ttschlntkl, who was drafted from Portland of the PCL, batted .23$ tor Daytona Beach ol tbs Florida State League. Tha Chicago Cubs signed three more ol their players, making a total ol 26 with only 13 to go. The three Cub slgnees were veteran Infielder Alex Grammas and rookie lnfictders Herb Newman and Mack Kuy­ kendall. Pittsburgh signed three and now has 10 men under contract for the cotping season. Bob Friend, who won IS and lost 14 last season, was th* first of three Pirates to sign and be was followed by rookie pitchers Bob Priddy and Tom Butters. S U W .la tS t. FA 2*2821 Strickland Morrison, Inc. 808 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8816 �S' ■* • ft S ilT a t V Jan. IT, 1988 — F**e T RrraTB ---------------------— dComsunjuJuiAA — fohnsUi New Hospital Funds OK'd By Mr*. H. L. Jehaso* V T % i I • HI! Well, we have some more food recipe* this week front homemaker*. But Aral let's talk a little about breakfait. Do you have a "problem eater" at borne 7 Say a young•ter who la never hungry In the morning or alwaya in a hurry and can't take time to eat? According to the peanut growers of Alabama and Geor­ gia there la a way to atop them. Make breakfaat a meal of food* that aren't "breakfa at." The Idea o f "breakfaat" la juat what the word aaya: break • fait. And there la no law that lnalata that you break the fa at of the night In any particular way . . . but there'* no reaaon why you can't aerve a finicky or Impatient rater a morning meal thal'a nutrition­ ally aound, whether It'a a atandard regulation breakfaat or not. You can get a child to drink milk In a great many forms— in celery or tomato aoup, for example or In ice cream. If he la down on egga, try hiding them In aome other food. For example, fix an orange egg nog with milk, powdered orange drink and egg. With it aerve a peanut butter and ba­ con aandwlch. (B y the way, did you know that 4 tableapoona of peanut butter are conildered a aubatitute lor a eerving o f m eat?) Here are three nutriiloui, energy • rich "unbreakfaaty" breakfaita to try on your prob­ lem eatera. 1. A ham and tomato aandwlch on whole wheat bread and a peanut butter chocolate milk ahake (m ix 2 tableapoona peanut butter and 2 tableapoona chocolate syrup with a •mail amount of milk until blended, stir in enough milk to make a tall glass, and add a scoop of vanilla Ice cream). 2. Cream of celery soup, freab fruit cup, French fried peanut butter and chceae aandwlch. (Dip aandwlch in mixture o f egg and milk and fry in shallow fat). I. Creamed chicken and hard cooked egg served on whole wheat esraal squares, orange section. • • • A measuring cup which holds V cup is a great aid when pouring batter for muf­ fins or cup cakes. This size cup holds enough for filling a muffin tin ** full. Try this for a "m ake In a hurry" meal. Six Individual meat loavea In 30 minutes. AH you do la mix a can of vege­ table soup (condensed) with one pound of hamburger, add popper and salt or other sea­ soning! you prefer and pack in muffin llna. Bake at 330 de­ gree* for a quick luncheon Item. • • • Here la the repeat on the Oatmeal Cake sent ua by Mrs. Fort Poole. Pour and let stand 1U cupa boiling water poured over 1 cup quick cooking oatmeal Add: 1 stick of oleo cut is places H cup white sugar ** cups brown sugar 2 egga m cups sifted flour 1 tap. aoda M tap, baking powder 1 tap. cinnamon 1 tap. salt Bake in 350 degree ov«n for 30 minutes. (Pan 13 by • by X ) Topping: Combine 6 tbspa. melted butter 1 cup brown sugar V* cup cream or milk 1 cup coconut 1 cup nutmeata Spread on hot cake when fin­ ished baking and put un(ler broiler for a few minutes till coconut browns. • • a Did you know that the word cookies cornea from tha Dutfh word "kockje,” a diminutive o f "koek” meaning cakeT No one seems to know when cookies first came Into exis­ tence or who first made them. Different countrtca have dif­ ferent cookie favorites. For example, France, (Jermany and Spain use lots of almonds in their cookies because the almond la a native nut. In Italy It la chestnuts. Tradition and modes of life influence the choice o f cookie favorites, too. For example, "tea time' la a social time in China, Eng land, Germany, Russia and many parti of the U. 8. China tea is delicate, served clear and with delicate rice cakes (cookies). English tea is heart ier, served with scones or Jam cakes; German "tea time” is actually coffee tlma aa that la the preferred beverage and German Kaffee Klatch are likely to be heavier and more Legal Notice TOTAL A S S E T S ---------------------------------------- S-TABILITtES Demand depvettn o f Individual!, partnerships, and corporations . Tim e and eavlnga deposits o f Individuals, partnership*, and oorporattona D.pos it s o f United Matas Oorarnniant (Including postal aarlnga) ______ „ „ ___ Deposits o f Statae and political aobdlvTalons Dapnella o f banka Certified and officers' checks, ale. TOTAL, DBPOSITO I 4.IIS.TIS IS ( e l Total demand dspoalta .1 S.411.0IS.S7 ( b ) T o ta l lima and saving s dspoalta ------_ ------- --- a l.SSJ.Sil.l* Hortgagas o r other liens | Nona on bank pram Isea and I Nona on other real aetata Rediscounts and other liabilities far borrow ed money Acceptances executed by or for eeco unl o f this bank end outstanding . .. . __ Other liabilities ______ ___ . _____ ________ TOTAL U A D I L I T I K * --------------------------------- ------- ----------- -------- .............................. Undivided profile Reserves (end retirement aooouat fa r »’ preferred capital) — ----------------ACCOU HUNT* TOTAL CAPITAL TOTAL LtATHLITIM* AND CAP ITAL ACCOUNT* -------------------------------- l . l i t its .as None SS, «»•.*• None M I S . 11141 Registration for tbc Spring Semester of the Rollins Col­ lege Master of Business Ad­ ministration Program may be completed at the General Studies Building in the Park Avenue Building any week­ day from 9 a. m. to 5 p. in. ludiy through Jan. 3t. In makng ihe announcement Business Briefs & Dr. C. A. Welsh, Director of the Hollins Business Graduate Program stated that closing registration dates are Feb. 5 and 6 from 5 to 8:30 p in. Management Planning Sys­ tems U a new course offering, in which registration will be limited. This courte is the first in a sequence which, to­ gether with certain others now In the curriculum, will permit qualified candidates to pursue a concentration in en­ gineering management, to- VFW Auxiliary Sets Card Party cusTOM-mnp INVEITIIli TIN Auto Glass IN CANS - AI.RKAD7 KSTARLISUBD NO. 1 GRADE REASONABLY PRICBD Grapevlll* Nursery 2221 Grapevlll# Avs. FA 2-5885 8 Central Florida Locations To Serve You ward the M.B.A. degree. Eight oilier courses will be offered during the spring. They include: Money and Banking, Investments, Econ­ omics of Business Decisions, Managerial Accounting, Gen­ eral Management, Research Projects, Business Commun­ ication, and IheiLs. Class meeting* begin Feb. 11, and the semester ends June 3. Commencement will be held June 7. All clasics Ui Uw Rollins Master of Business Adminis­ tration program meet at 5:50 p. nt. Research Project! and Thcsia meet evenings and Saturday by individual ar­ rangement. "Passport to lieauty" is a new- concept in long range By Mrs. Adam Muller beauty planning recently in­ The Auxiliary of DeBary itiated by Harriett*# Beauty VFW Post SOM will sponsor Nook. a card party at 7 p. m. next Tlie new plan, which own­ Thursday at tlie Recreation Hall of the Fire Dept. er Harriett Slawter aald will Mrs. William Denning, save a limited number of chairman of tlte event, will Sanford women many dollars, be assisted by Mrs. Hiomaa will be used to introduce new Howard. Prizes will be a* beauty services, aids and warded and refreshments and HKAT COVERB styles over the coining year. will served. Harriett, who has Iwrn in Those planning to attend her present location eight are invited to bring their years, has been trained by and Seat Cov*r Co. own cards and play the game 304 W. 2nd 322-8532 well known persons in the of their choice. hair styling field. She ia as­ sisted by Joan Mocby and Belly Weber, both of whom hare also had extensive training by outstanding hair stylists. * * * Under tiie new program Now’ that cauliflower is com­ customers purchase a mem­ ing In on the local farms let's bership card for a small fee try this Cauliflower Au Gratin. which entitles them to 12 beauty services throughout 1 medium sized cauliflower the year. The services in­ 1VI cupa thin white sauce clude style cutting, hair con­ ** cups cheese ditioning treatment, color Salt and paprika rinses and others. Buttered crumb* When the sauce ia smooth, add the cheese, salt and papri­ ka and pour the sauce over ADELAIDE, A u o t r u l l u the cooked cauliflower. Turn the mixture into ■ buttered (UPJ)—Top-soodod Roy Em­ baking dish. Cover with but- erson advanced to today’s torod crumbs. Brown In mod­ semi-finals of the Australian erate oven 350 to 400 degrees tennis cluwnplonships along with Bub llewiU, Ken Fletch­ 15 to SO minutes. • * * er and Fred Stolls. 310 Rant Firal, Sanford Remember the new address Tamper ia ona of tha few and send in thoee favorites of We Give Top Value S U a p e yours to Rt. 1, Box 31-R, San­ thing* that Improva the lung* or you keep it. ford. ROSE BUSHES! 71ALIIE PflCgfJ GENERAL (Mj)E L E C T R I C n " C0HS0tf r r r New you <an enjoy TV »i*»ing plaaiui. from any port of Iho toom with 1814 ooiy■Oris* twivtt bo a (0X4*1*11*. * Hw 21* t w o l m o t * *00*0 . • •M IS* **<«• • N»» ' DsyltfM Ii.*** paJvia . . . b «*>(. d*w • "Glsttjtil*.** «iK a'.’, onif itja.n I.1I..I** daih lalaty wlndae ia«o.at tar ctaa.l.* * "S-S*. M.|" * ..i* l* (A sm * . , ■ M * * «* . 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Tlte House and Senate *W propria lions com mil tees, how­ ever, instructed the VA ta use the $1.7 million lor Bay Pines as originally planned and to seek additional fund* for Gainesville, ISO. i » n Aieota pledged er eaelgned to secure liabilities end for other purposes (Including noten and bills redis­ counted and aecurltlea sold with agreeVeae m m l to rspurchaee) .......... —. ■ ■■ ( a ) Loans as eliown above are after 1,414.•• deduction of valuation reserves o f --------( b ) MecurJlIee a* shown above are after ,n of at TIluiiiDD , i p.,e—• Ml.dS deduction valuation reserves w* o f . - ---------— J. I Toole, Vice President end Cashier, o f the * "® ts named bank, do solemnly affirm that this report o f condition la tru* end correct, to the beet i f my knowledge end belief. Correct— Attest J. p. Toole Amos U. Carroll K. O. Banks Director* .3 ____ __ CHICAGO FLII’ PEHS — This is the mgRt, that greeted motorists on a Chicago expressway after one car tried to pass another. Auto in back­ ground cut in front o f one in foreground. The driver didn’ t quite make it and both cars flipped. No one was seriously injured’, (NEA Telephoto) CAPITAL ACOOUT4 caplu it ( a ) Common atock. total par value I **(.404.eS ( b ) Preferred stock, total per value I None, total rstlrable Talus I N o n a ___—____ ( c ) Capital note* and debentures | None Surplus KWT?f3®__________________________________________________________________ Emerson Advances I47.IT WASHINGTON (UPI) — a 480-bed veterans hospital in President Kennedy askrd Gainesville, Fia. Congress today to approve The request was included in $8,793,000 for construction of tbc president'* budget mess­ age for fiscal 19G4 which •»kcd for an $81,000,000 vet­ erans hospital construction program. By Shirley Wentworth Tlte veterans administration C. M. Atchley waa elected orghially intended to use $17 president of Hie Forest City million at Gainesville which Community Assn, at last had previously liven appro­ week’s annual election meet­ priated for tlie veterans hos­ ing of (lie group at the Forest City Restaurant. Other officer* will be Rich­ Secretary ard P e, first vice presi­ H1A1.EAH, Fin. (U l'l) — dent; h u Benjamin, second Kenny Noe Jr., u funner sup­ vice president Richard Lash- ervisor o f raring for the Flor­ ley, secretary and Bill Mc­ ida State Having Commission, Ginnis, treasurer. Murray- haa been numrd to succeed the Long will serve as building late M. C. (T y ) Shea ns rac­ ing secretary at Hiulruh Park. committee chairman. Atchley To Head Association at or cosom ox or - south •i.'Mtxot.n b a x k m o r n e w * r s a x M THK BTATB o r ri.OHII»A AT THK r M » * o r osr ttncKwtir.K at, ise> ASSETS hkport r u l i , balancs* with olhar banka and o t.li Kama In proesa* or eollsstlo* — t7ntt.il Malta noTsrnroant oMIaattnna, direct anil guarantssd — ______ _____ ___ — Oliilaatlnna o f Malta ami political idliillvUlutia ............................ —- — - — — Other burnt., not.*, anil fltb .n t u r r. Ilm-linltiiK < Non* arru rlilo a of F . d . r s l asenrlea and corporations not g u a r ­ a n t e e hr V. A ) -------- —- — ......——. - - Corporal* stock* (Including t Nona atork of f e d e ra l H.aarv* H a n k ) ________ ____ . Iwana and dlacounts (Including ( l i t overdraft a) ____ — Hank |ir«iuHe* owned ttSI.74J.il, furnl. turn end (laturea I ai,<i)!.*o ...._______ (Hank premie#* owned ere aubjccl to t Non* liana not eaaumed by bank) Keel eateie ow ned other then bank premtaes Inveetnianta and other aaaetn Indirectly repraaentln* bank premlaae o r other real estate Cu stom.ra' llebllttr to this bank on accep tanc e! outstanding .................. Other aetata chewy. The Nestle test kitchen of the Nestle Company has * b o o k l e t entitled "Favorite Cookies From Other Lends" which I have obtained. In it are 14 recipes from 14 differ­ ent countries. 1 will put one each week in the column. This week we have French Almcnd Meringues. "Fancy things" is the phrase which is usually associated with French baking and French chefs arc famous for sauces, meringues, kisses, souffles and light dishes with eye and taste appeal. These "flu ffy" foods might seem dif­ ficult to make considering the beating and care to acquire the proper reaulta, but once the art ii practiced It la soon done professionally. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Melt over hot water (not boiling) 1-6 ox. pkg. (1 cup) Nestles Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels. Remove from water. Cool 5 minutes. Combine and beat till st'ff but not dry 3 egg whites II tap. vanilla Rest in gradually till very Miff 1 cup sugar Fold in ** cup blanched almonds, fine ly chopped cooled semi-swaet morsels Drop by teaspoonfuls on greased cookie sheet, bake 10 to 12 minutes. Yield, 4 dozen. * * a From Mrs. John Uarasta comes: Frankfurters with Hamburger Sauce 1 tbsp, fat 3-4 small oniona chopped Vt lb. hamburger 1-N'n. 2 can tomatoes 1 lap. Chili powder I tap. salt 1 tip. augar 1 lb. frankfurters hot dog rolla Brown oniona In fat, add hamburger and cook for a few minulea tossing with fork. Add remaining ingredients and simmer gently for 45 minutes. Prepare franks to suit Individ­ ual taste, either boll, steam or broil. Split rolls, place franks In center and fill cavity with hamburger sauce. Serve very bot. This sauce ia also good ob spaghetti. At Gainesville (SEAL State o f Florida, County o f *emlnola, aei __ •worn to and subscribed before mo Ibis 14th diny o f I n gory, tits, and 1 heraby certify that 1 am * o t aa o fflco r or dlrooter o f thl* beak,, .... Air ajuiiulerlio tapir** Aaptombor 13, 1**4. 7 ^ Emma B. kmltk. A aio ry PubUe $ |9 £ 6 3 Call FA2-2611 o r - Check Our Used Appliance & T V Bargains G A S -5 9 3 8 I h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld 204 W. let ST. SANFORD, FLA. ' �Osteen Personals W SC S Programs Given By Wives Executive Board Meets Enterprise Groups The WSCS of Bernett Memorlst Methodist Church In Enterprise met for the mornin j session In the church. Plane were completed for a demonstration party on Jan. a . Mrs. Frank Winkin' and M ri. Hermit Wiggins present­ ed the p r o m in, Including a atudy on India and served as hostesses during the social hour. The evening WSCS met in the church parlor with Mrs. Fay Lee and Mr*. E. W. Jones as co hoslesses. The program lor this session was given by Mrs. Bascom Carlton who used as the theme “ what will we tell our chil­ dren about r a c e ? " NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS and the retiring board o f the Naval Officers' Wives Club at the executive board meeting. Seated, new members, left to right, Mrs. John Hoganson, Hatwing-1, representative; Mrs. John Draim, VA1I-6; new presi­ dent, Mm. Robert I/j velaro ; Mm. David Olmstead, NAS Wives; Mrs. Charles Youngblade, VAH-3; Mrs. II. R. Helms, VAH-11; and Mrs. T. Barkley Wood, VAH-9. Standing, re- Mrs. John B. Woodruff, pres­ ident of the Volusia County Federated Women’* Clubs, will be the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the DeBery Women’* Club at 3 p.m. this Friday la the Community Center. Greeting guests at the door will be Mr*. Russell 8. Cooper end Mrs. George H. Griffin. Circle Y met last week in Mr*. A. C. Summera and Mrs. Alice Roblolio will preside at the Church Annex with Susetlo the lea Ubte. Neel as hostess. The program was presented by Sandy Mc­ Bride on "Viet Nam.” Mem­ bers discussed saving fur a box to be sent to Viet Nam. Word has been received of the death o f Mra. Grace Fox on Dec. IS at (he home of her daughter, Sirs. Dorcmus Mills, In Rome, N. Y. Mrs. Fox and H freC T e l iv e r y daughter, Dorothy, her hus­ SANFORD band and sister, Dr. and Mrs. FLOWER SHOP F. S. DcLong spent many win­ FA 3-1*3* «r FA 3*4*3 ters in this section several Cer. K. la l A Hanford Are. years ago. tiring member* Mm. Stanley R. Stanul, NAS Wives Mm. H. J. Bftkke, V A ll-7 ; pant president, Mm. E. A. Decker; Mm. Edward Frltach, VA1I-1; Mm. Leigh Ebbcrt, V A ll-9; Mm. C. T. Covlll, Hatwing-One; Mrs. Kenneth Sharp, VAH-3; and Mr*. William Yellnek, VA11-11. Mrs. Charles Mcshier, Mrs. Roger Leonhartll, and Mm. 0 . W. McGuire arc not in the pic­ ture, (U. S. Navy Photo) Enterprise The Sisters of Christian Charity, who staff the All Souls Parochial School, were special guests of the Catholic Women’s Club at its regular monthly meeting held rccent- THE STANLEY STROUDS, o f DeUary, recently enjoyed a family re­ union with their children home for a vinit. Left to right are non, Robert, Mr. and Mr*. Stroud and their daughter and hor family, Mr. and Mra. Richard Dohr and aon, Peter, o f Rochester, N. Y. (Herald Photo) On Your Beauty Service* Harriett's Beauty Nook ;f Presents Year “ Passport To Beauty" VSfifiK MEMBERSHIP CARDS B I lL M i FOR ONLY H IM (ONE I i • YOU WILL RI'.l'KIVK II hKIIV’ICES FRF.E EACH MONTH) xj/ c arr lgll ,,EAUTY NOOK 5 1 0 3 o*k as*, fa 3.5712 ». ton last weekend and will spend the remainder of the winter there. Their daughter went back to Michigan Sunday by plane to return to her school. Local Events THURSDAY American Home Department of the Sanford Wurosn’i Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at the club house. Bill Gramkow will present the program on ••Family Crisis." Wedding iS ^ R IN G S Gwnltney Jewelera 201 S. Park DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mri. Arnold Hooper of Sunset Drive have returned from a visit to Dallas, Texas, where lliey visited their sonin-law and daughter, Sir. and Mrs. L. C. Campbell, and grandchildren, Dougin* avid Virginia Ann. Past cdr. Ralph Combs and his wife attrnded live Slid- Dresses He?. 10.95 to 29.95 Sportswear Capris - Slacks - Shorts Blouses Ship ’N S hore-P ilot Entire Stock 1 RACK OF Dresses Winter Conference of The World War Veterans and Aux­ iliaries this past week at Mi­ ami. Also at the conference were Mr. and Mrs. John Strang, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kahoo and Mrs. MargaretU Holmes. Mrs. George Urilfin of Ma­ dera Drive lias as her current houseguest. Mrs. K. Dshringcr who formerly lived on Madera Houd and ha* been residing in New London, Conn., with her daughlrr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burr) of PolnaetUa Drive have as their houseguest Mr. Barry's sislrr, Mrs. L. llallel of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rader of Clara Vista returned to De­ Bary after a visit in Winston Salem, N. C., with their ton-lnlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Black and grandchildren, Kathy, Laurie and Susan. Mrs. A ppleby Hostess For Class Social Members of the Dorcas Sun­ day School Class of Central Baptist Church met at the home of Mra. Buddy Appleby In Paola for tbc monthly ses­ sion. Upon arrival they were shown through the new house which la bolh spacious and at­ tractive. The group assembled in front of a huge fireplace with a cherry fire burning bright. Mrs. J. S. Onburn led the devotions and class president, Mrs. K. J. Cameron Jr., con­ ducted the busincsi session. Others enjoying Use meeting and • social evening were Mmea. J. Q. Galloway. L. N. Holloway, Georgia Colvin, Jack Benton Sr., T. A. Rivers, Verdie Hartman, Harriett Wil­ cox, W. L. Harmon, J. H. Oakes and G. H. High. Peacemakers Celebrate A t Dinner - Dance The Mayfair Inn wai the iccne of the Change of Com­ mand party for Heavy Attack Squadron S e v e n recently. Cocktails, a buffet dinner and dancing were the order of the evening. Outgoing "Peacem ak­ er” commanding officer and hli wife, Cdr. and Sir*. L. B. Hoop Jr., were presented an rngrutrd silver chafing dish by VAll-7's new commanding officer, Cdr. L. A. Heath, on behalf of the squadron officers. Cdr. Hoop has received orders lo the attack carrier, U.S.S. Saratoga. A humorous skit entitled "Y ear of Crisis, 1962" touched on the highlights of Cdr. Iloup’i tenure of assignment •s commanding officer of the squadron during the past year. "Peacemaker" Lcdr. W. C. Holton was general chairman of the party. Among the many distin­ guished guests present were: Capt. and Mr*. J. M. Tully, Cdr. and Sirs. C. W. Meshlcr, Cdr. and Mrs. J. M. Rein­ hardt, Cdr. and Sirs. E. J. Boudlnot, Cdr. and Sirs. R. E. Farmer, Cdr. and Mrs. II. L. O'Hara, Cdr. and Stra. G. W. Kim mous, Cdr. and Mrs. J. L. Shipman. Out of tuwn guests Included: Mr*. C. T. Frohne. Jackson­ ville, a special friend of Cdr. ■nd Mrs. Heath, and G. SicLaughlln, Spotswood, N. J., a house guest of Lt. (jg ) and Mri. J. It. McClure. Personals Mrs. Margaret Wcbre spent Monday to Orlando. She at­ tended a luncheon meeting of beauty consultant* at the home o( Mra. Louise Smith on Central Avs. Values 12.95 to 39.95 Mrs. Hubert L. Bauman, president, announced that due to St. Patrick's Day falling on a Sunday this year, It has been suggested that the annual St. Patrick's Day card parly be held before Lent, with Feb. 26 named as a tentative date. Mra. John Corso was named aa general chairman of this annual event and members were asked to volunteer their services to her. Mrs. Bauman alio announc­ ed that over *172 has been cleared to date, on the cliib’s "Stretch a Dollar” project. Thirty members were given a dollar bill last summer, and through their talents, were asked to ace how much they could make their dollar grow. Mrs. Anna Jansen turned in the largest amount, with Mrs. N. Nordstrom second, Mrs. I). Kolsrik third, and M rs PBrefka fourth. Mrs. T. La Tour, civic par­ ticipation chairman, announc­ ed that the second Saturday of the month is All Souls Catholic Women's Club night at the USD and urged the women to take an active Inter­ est in the USD project. She also announced that Die Blood Bank was always in need of donors, and any of the mem­ bers who could possibly do­ nate were urged to do so, Mrs. I). Kolsrik wai ap­ pointed chairman of the an­ nual stork shower, and all memberi are asked to bring an item of baby apparel to the nest meeting to make up a layrltc to be entered in the Spring Daanery competition. Following the business meet­ ing a film was shown on the "Life Story of Mother PauKtie," the foundress of the or­ der of the Sisters of Christian Cbnrity. Sister Atwlnia, prin­ cipal of the Atl Soul* School also spoke to the member* and answered their questions. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. C. C. Mamele, and members were reminded Dial the next meeting which will be held on the lirsl Monday in February, will be a covered dish supper. 10 t ear Factory Guarantee Heavy 6 Turn Uiilla Extra Heavy Padding to Prevent Coll Feel bare Tufted • Nu lluttuna Firm nr Medium Firm Heavy 8 Ounce Cover Oviedo Club Meets For Luncheon Priced For Years $59.95 Trade Allowance $20.00 By Linda Smith ton The Oviedo Woman's Club held the January luncheon meeting at the new rlub build­ ing. Mbs Ruth David*un and her committee served a de­ licious luncheon of chicken loaf with vegetable and fruit satad. Olliers on the committee were Mrs. Bill Martin, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr., Mrs. John Ridenour, Mrs. J. F. Lee, Mrs. Charles West and Mrs. Fred Panke. Mrs. Pat Fleischer gave an interesting talk on charm and gave the ladlca some very helpful pointers on Improving personal appearance. A beautiful arrangement of redbud and camrlllas graced the tpcakcr'a table and small arrangements of permanent Rowers adorned the individual lahk-s. SALE PRICE Bonus Special! Sweep-Rite Carpet Sweepers 2nd. & Magnolia FA 2-6321 Cburuml J a il & Lonrwood Personals ■y Donna Estes William Paul DeRosa, son uf Mr. and Mrs. William DeRoss, 152 West Warrant St., Longwood, has enlisted in the U. S. Army. He left last week­ end for Ft. Jackson where he will receive his basic trainjn*. Hosrpucsts at the Motner Ave. borne of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McFadden are Mrs. McFadden'i sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Barrett, of Big Uay, Mich. STARTING JA N U A R Y 18th. - 5:30 1*. M ONE GROUP Flattering Fashions For The Tail And Long-Walsted V MOM M m i¥ All Salea MNE group •Lingerie l/j p r ic e Final • Nu Exchange* • No Refund* BEGINNERS CLASSES ALL SALES FINAL Aacradited Chart* Aceounta Welcome FA 2-6509 Catholic Club Plans Activities Personals You . . . May Be Called Soon! SAVE DOLLARS Mri. E. A. Decker waa hos­ tess fur a meeting of the re­ tiring and new Naval Officers Wives Club executive board at her home Tuesday morning. Following coffee and a de­ licious array of pastries, a transfer of positions from the old to thr new members was conducted. Mrs. Robert Lovelace, newlyelected president, announced the officea of the new board. Mrs. John Draim was named first vice president; Mrs. T. Barkley Wood, second vice president; Mrs. Roger Leonhardl, recording secretary; Mrs. David Ulmstead, corres­ ponding secretary, ami Mrs. Charles Youngblade, treasur­ er. Mri. John Hoganaon will serve aa publicity chairman assisted by Mrs. H. B. Helms, Mrs. O. W. McGuire as the hospitality chairman, and Mri. Charles Meshlcr will continue to serve as the chairman of volunteer women (Navy Re­ lief). By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fillion and daughter of Orlando were Sunday visitors at the Lake Hutcheson home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick I’felfauf. Luther Harless of Charles­ ton, W. Va., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Guy IJeall. Mrs. Hard Gilhuly, Mrs. Robert Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Auburn Rector and Mrs. Clarence Snyder attrnded tbc installation of officers of Lu­ cerne Rebekah Lodge in Or­ lando, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stew­ art of Bradenton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Melrose, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mel­ rose of Owosso, Mich., have been visiting Ins parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Melrose. They moved their trailer to Braden- Kf Starts January 18 I ^ "OPEN FRIRAY NITES T IL L 7:30 to 8:30 EACH FRIDAY NIGHT Far 10 Wonka NINE Call FA 2-3177 After 5:00 P. M. For Dotalle featuring Fashion* Just For You” ark Ave. OPEN TIL 9:00 FRIDAY NIGHT �1 Ehr (Dsuah flbby • DEAR AB B Y : I nuppose I should b« ths happiest boy in the world to­ day but I am not. Here is what hap'petted: I started taking violin les­ sons at school from a teacher who is hired by the school to teach whole classes. I used a violin owned by the school because my father hasn't been \able to work much lately and we couldn't afford to buy one. Well, this morning the violin teacher HAVE me a wonderful violin. He said the fa­ ther of a student who refused to practice called him and told him to give the violin to anyone who would use and appreciate it. He chose me. 1 love the violin blit 1 know whose it was. and i feel terrible taking it. What should 1 do? FUELS BAD • By A bigail Van Buren • • * r • • • THURSDAY P. M. • What he didn’t say was that the ways In which a woman will hedge to keep from say­ ing "I can t afford It” are endless. And Hip interesting thing is that the swankier the shop and the snootier the saleswoman the mure imaginative become a woman's “ reasons" for not buying something she can’t afford, Die dress that costs too much is the wrong shade, or the neckline Isn't hecomtng, or the dress is too mueh like one she already has in her wardrobe. She may not fool the sales clerk but by finding fault with the dre.-s instead of the price, she leaves the shop in Die manner of a woman disdainful of what she has been offered instead of as a woman who ran’t afford what she wants. The sofa that is cxarlJy what a woman wants until she il told the price suddenly de­ velops all kinds of disadvant­ ages. It is too low or the color is a little off or it is too long ’ (or the space where ahe want* lo put it. 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Final Via. pori 11:10 (9) Waalhar Ih oir (01 MTeal h«r U i M ( D Hollywood Movla Carateada 11:11 X ) Channal • Thaatar 11:10 (11 Tnnlta i h o w \:Q0 (SI Now# K no*i 1:00 (f> K rt* i lliport \Vs aihfr X> (•) 1:19 ( t ) 1:19 X I 1. 10 11 * ( 1) Tha VBr PaYofr Mld-FU. lUpori I.AffUms Hlimnasttr» Aa Th a W % tr Id T y r n > A in ar k r nl«rr» i a. Cummiiiilnii (9> IllctiWrty P a t r o l That is why it takes Infinite tact for a salesperson tn keep from losing Die woman cus­ tomer who is hard to "please." If the clerk suggests looking at aomathlng a bit less expen­ sive, the customer Is likely to •ay haughtily, “ No, the price la quilt ell right," end walk away insulted. The tactful clerk Just hap­ pens to remember another ar­ ticle tbit might be exactly right — without at first men­ tioning that It is alio quite a bit lesa expensive. It mutt be much easier to tell to men—if they don’t in tha least mind saying, "Thai’s too expensive. Can't you show me something cheaper?" (91 l 10 X) flav in NINBTV % ■ > Y(tunK X ) Mllllunalra (t> Qur*h For A Hay Hr. Matuna (91 To Tall Th** Truth X I Whn Do Tou Truot till (II CDS Nawa 4:00 X> Mak* Itnom P ap Daddy X ) tU c r x Alarm (It A m arlm n 4V> llaraa *1) T h a X| 4 10 X ) i;s XI !tOu X I X) X» il l*nil*land Hollywood K dt* of Night Iilirfltorjf *<? Atnrr|f*an Nowoaund MIC NeHi lltat o f Hrnurhn llnrla Walt Pupaya ptayhuuaa 1:10 ( I ) Carlmm (Urnlval (3) McK«*v*r A C’olitnrl 1 10 X> Almaiime I II X I ITaalhar Ahnw Legion Group To Organize TV KI2NTAL • Silica 1 tiix'l tH I A l l l l PHONE FA 1-121* TONITE • Id* A 10:1* CARLOAD PASS NITg DORIS DAY IN THE RIG MUSICAL OF ’M Kwb’t Wagasr - Ernie Kovace Plua At *:C# Only • Service Seminole TV 2£0(l Hanford Are. K A S -m o Zendli Color TV Hale* COMMAND PERFORMANCE BILL'' AND THE VELVETONES DIRECT FROM A 6 MONTH ENGAGEMENT AT THE “COPA” “ Mjaterioun Inland Jules Verne Nnvel In Color (IN Mil l III. '■ 91.00 A CARLOAD NOW SERVING OUR UIG TRIPLE FEATURE “ TALL MAN RIDING" Randolph Hcott • Color “ W AR LOVER" Steve McQetem DUTCH EVERY GUI ENA) THE BALANCE OF SENTENCE FRIDAY & AT THE CAPRI IN SATURDAY SANFORD “ DAMN YANKEES" Tn* IIenter • Color DINE a DANCE FROM *■;!• P. M. M Y MU’ ' A M D WAMTL 4 l-O & T * a ooenu: qcho Kay* I 10 X ) Younv These wnrdt mean what they say; Kulb Miilelt's book­ (It Tour* For A Vans let, “ Happier Wives (hints for 11:1* ( I t CUB N*w* 1=:«0 <11 Vour Flral lmpr*ahusbands).'' Just send 23 rents •Inn ( I t t.ov* o f t.lf* to Ruth Millett Header Ser­ III Ernl* Font Hb*w vice. e /o Die Sanford Herald. P. O. Box 489. Dept. A. Radio FRIDAY r. M. City Station, New York It*. N. tt 19 « 1 flrarrb f o r T u r n e r* V. row { " ( LCM^mcrM-viffcnoA P a a tw or.l 1 00 X I linrntfa 9 10 Mi 0 (II Day 1n Court (9» Art Unklattar It) Jane ( ’ annelherry Mrs. Ki-imctli Walliritlge, ehalrmnn o f the committed to 1.(1 (4) A!s* n> Ml Stan On form mi Auxiliary In Ameri4:14 -I) r o l l * * * or Hi* Air 4:14 (4) Orovo and Form 114- enn t-cglon Memorial Dost 'JM porl o f Casselberry, has atmoutifeil 7:44 (»> Tndsy that an onrmiixntinnal meet­ (41 Wak* t’ p M<trl*4 T:tl (l> Farm Mark*! Itrporl ing will Ira hdil next Thiiraday ( I ) Hint* N*<r* A Wot* at 7;-1(l |i. in. nt the home o f lhar Mrs. Harold Kryder, I t'.t.'i 7:14 (It Today (It Pri-Mchobl Plinntne Lake Itr. in t’asavlln-rry. Till ( I t Countdown N*wn Those wiaiiiny to liecomo 7 : l i ( » "U lo k li'a Oospil Tim*' rliarter nirinhera o f thu aux­ T:U ( I ) N t v a -W sa H itr iliary will l>« asked to Join at 1:11 ( I t M lr kiy van* Show ( I l Captain K s n a s ro o this meeting and pay their V:tl ( I l W snth tr and Now* dues. I II (II Todny All women and girls who are ( I ) Csrtonnvltl* 4:11 ( I ) Jack I-*lana Rknw wives, mothers, dniightera, sis­ 4:11 ( I l (1st* fllnrm fttinw ter* or widow* o f veterans ( I ) Homprr IVo ora 14.44 ( i l fl*y Whan eligible fo r membership In the (II t>*irn Hpnnlih American Legion are invited (4) C*t*nitar 19:10 ( « l 1 t*)V* I.nr-y to Join. (41 r in n t tr * Temporary officers will lie 11:11 111 Prlc* I* r.iaM elected ut the meeting and nil (It Th* McCoy* ( I l Jan* W ym*n Hhnw prospective nienitrers urn urg­ 11:14 (It i'o nc»nlr»tlo n ed to attend. III Pvt* A iil*dy* "BIG L > 1:9* (51 P r o p l a Ar » F u n n y J on X ) Mrrv drlffan FRIDAY A. M. KCKRKN IN Beat llaiioft 1S:51 X I MIC N r t e By Oswald Jacoby A strange thing about this hand is that if North had been dealer the bidding would have gone exactly the aame way with South Jumping in clubs, using Blackwood and bidding the same spade slam. Six is a fine contract, but a lot of players would go down on account of the bad club break. Peter made the hand easily. He drew trumps, took the diamond and heart tricks, led the seven of clubs from hi* own hand and let it ride. Cast won the trick and was help­ less. A diamond or heart lead would allow * ruff and dis­ card, a club would give Pcler three club tricks. Kathrr (91 Mid* D a y — NOW — Movies Arp Clearer — lirighter A With More Depth On Our New IHUHM DBKI'LIGIIT "Sail A Crooked Ship” Till. * HATPKATUItB X) IS II ( 0) fiulillnp 1.13ht 4:41 (It tti *11 0 04 <11 1 It X ) X) i l l ( 3) till X) I XI XU 1* » • S« III XI n LAST DAY la NMVtUOtt* sad WTMCOtee . W W W om an:By Ruth Millett I! 1111 fr • On(B/udga 11 ,-uu RITZ 7 m *C [y S5 B ), >v ' « v ^ C7’f3C? A * ! A, - i'/ A V e -in -T S -S . _ A iZs L .III Hate to write lettt»r** Srnti one dullnr to ABBY. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calf., for Abby's new booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS,” U/e JJlB MMMW < /-/A Television Tonight AKQ311 Howard Schenken and Pctrr v K» Leventritt are the veteran • AJ A A ll! pair on thla year'a American WTST HAST team. Howard played with me A as AT V O . M O M v im in 1933 when we won the first ♦ O 1075 1 ♦ JB14 international match ami he 4 3 A O J 10 3 SOIfTH | t» and Peter played tojiethcr on A a J in a s the 1941L team which finished V AS second. ♦ K« Howard's bidding of (lie A K 973 Kad and West vulnerable North hand shows this exper­ South Wert North Kart ience. lie used |Ih- Blackwood tA P««* l * pa,i four no-trump to check for 4A P«.» 4 N.T. Pate aces and continued with five »V P a« S N T. !»**« 6V Par* • A P*»* no-trump to Id] his partner Pass Pass that he was willing to bid Opening lead —V Q seven. Howard did not want to go to (even himself because Peter let the bidding die al six his club suit was too weak and for the aamo reason. a w s o in « F g e w TWJM5TAC* HOL9S? 1 A iP . §? What's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped rnvelope to Abby, Box 33(15, Beverly Hills, Calif. mm m HTART8 SUNDAY f— - l CYPRESS GARDENS — To some beginners, this water skiing trick seems difficult, but not to this Aqustnald, Nnncy Oultorn, who skis daily at C.vprvs Gnrdens. • Jacoby ■ (s t i c k o r » n r m r i - « s a i. r , NOTICE IH ItKItEUr n i v . EN lin t I. J. LUTItKH tio tlBT. Hh*rlff Of Kemlnote County, KtorMi. by virtu* at a writ Uturd ,.ut *>f th* Cir­ cuit fn u r t in and for ora na* County. Florida, on tha Ind dsy of November, A. 1>. 14*1. In that rertotn raunr be­ tween TH E KHUJT NATION­ AL BANK AT ORLANDO. > nation*! batiltlna manelatton. Plaintiff. end WILLtK O. UlfOADKg. Mlt.UltEI) lUIO.UlKri a ml P E MILL*. Defendant*, bare In my |>o«aaction Hi* fo llow in g d**crtbad rare-mat properly, to-w tt: t— 1l» l t I'ontluc >• o u p *. Serial No. A-TS7HIS444 License No llV V - rt lt a* tha property of Y K. MILLS; that on th» Uh day o f Kebruarj, A. t>. 14*8, betwern the lea*! hour* o f *alr, ts-w it i after tt no o'clock In tha forenoon and batora l:uh o ’clock In th* afternoon, on the *ald day at ill* front door of tha County Court llnusn In (laniard. Hrmlnoto County. Florida,I (halt o ffe r for **l* to tha hl#he*t bidder for ea*h tn h*tid. the above dt*. crlbed peraonal proparty o f P. E. MILL* .1. I- Hobby Sheriff o f Kemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida Publish Jan. l», 17, i t ,11. C D B -tt • CONFIDENTIAL TO MRS. D.: A sailed child never loves its mo­ ther. You had better get some pro­ fessional counseling before it is too late. • DEAR BETTING: To he proper, one should send a separate invitation to each unmarried guest. Handwrit­ ten notes on formal wedding invita­ tions are out of place. These Include , “ No gifts, please,’' No children under Legal Notice • DEAR PARENTS: In only very rare and exceptional cases will Un­ cle Sam step in and protect tin: bait from s man who's protecting his country. Impress ujatn your son the importance of saving, and pray he does. • When a man can't afford something he says *o. but when a woman can't afford something she'll hedge. So •gya an advertising executive. oil-owfusl? MSTAktS MY P'N -L?S DEAR ABBY: Our son has been in the Army for n year. At first he saved almost alt his pay. He'd hank it where he was stationed and send home his hank hook to prove it. la te ­ ly he hasn't been sending home his bank book. We are afraid he is spending his money on his buddies to become popular, and in no time fie will be bled dry. He is very imninture and has no sense o f responsibility. Can we get the government to send us his pay so we can snve it for him? We will, in turn, send him sn allow­ ance to live on. He doesn’t need much as the Army is housing and feeding him. SOLDIER'S PARENTS DEAR ARRY: Is it wiong to send a single girl (age 19) a wed­ ding invitation and write on the bot­ tom of it, “ Bring .Mac” ? (Mae is her boy friend.) My future mother-inlaw said it was wrong and I should have sent Mac a separate invitation. What is your opinion? GETTING MARRIED j Jan. 17, 19G3 — Page 9 Srralft 12, and “ Bring Mac." DEAR FEELS: Don't feel had. If the lx)y who first owned the violin valued it, his father would not have given it away. .Master the second­ hand fiddle and one day you might make concert master. • t*nnfdrh , -<1 •ym n . �Realize Y o u r N eed-T hen D ial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 For Q uick A ction T h ru T h e H erald Classifieds. ■k* Auftrft Irratt Page 10 — Jan. 17, 1963 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Toe*., thru P n. • 1 P. M. day before Insertion. Moo. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuei., thru Frl. • S P.M. day before Insertion. Hon. • Sat RESPONSIBILITY: Tba Herald will not be re* •poeaible for more than one Incorrect inaertlon o f your ad, and reaerrea the right to re­ vile or reject any advertlic* ment from what ordered to conform to the pollclea of thla paper. 1. Leal * Prana CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost St Found 2. Notices - Peritonitis 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Speclnl Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Bench Rentals 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estute For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity lfl. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18, Help Wanted 10. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio St 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 85. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 30. Trailers • Cabanas LOST: I Mo. old Mate Bird Dog Puppy* Dark brown aad white. Faola Road, 6. For Rent Twin Lakea a n a . Laat aecn had colter. Howard for any 3 BEDROOM houie, kitchen equipped. $75 month. Ph. Information leading to hie PA 2 5303. recovery. Call FA 2-5991. I Bedroom furnlihed Apart­ ment. FA 2-14S1 Monday CARD OF THANKS thru Friday between • and I wteb to thank the many « p. m. or FA 3*4501 otherfriend* lor the kindnew, time*. S. Notices - Pornranlo flower* aad carda ahown to am, during my recant 111* BEAUTIFUL furnlihed room. m m lo lb* hospital. Private home. FA 2-7611. Evelyn Diabrow. 6. For Root MODERN, 2 bedroom unfurniihed houae. 1S10 W. Third St. Phona Bartow 533-1320. Furnlabed Apartment. Cloae ROOMS, The Gables, 401 in. Ph. FA S*MM. . Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0710. Unfurnlahed S bedroom houae. ISOS Elliott Ava., FA 2-UM Bungtlow. Completely fu n . 307 E. 6th St. 840. W FA 2-0523. TIZZY By Kate Oimnit 6. For Rent 6. For Rent 2 Bedroom modern House, kit. equipped. 817 Catalina. I Bedroom House nicely furn. iihed. 80S month. Water In­ cluded. FA 2-1544. 2 Bedroom house, kitchen equipped. 1505 Douglaa Ave. FA 2-0343. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2*3685, RENT A BED Holla way, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Montb CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pb. FA 2*5111 l i t W. 1st St. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, i l l W. First St. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 826 Escambia. Ph. FA 2-0274. House* for rent. For Intormalion contact Ted Wflllama Hardware, 205 E. 25th St. MAYFAIR SECTION 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family room. Available soon. Ph. 323-0380. I Bedrooms, 2 full baths, Fla. Room. FA 2-7048. Legal Notice la tba S a le * , Ma. la la rai jA C on Caart at tba O w a t r Usmlnsts Ca aatr, I h t t Wrabat*. R«tal> at vv. HKOKKDAtrnn Dtcsstsd Ta All CraOltaaa aa* Press** llavtau Claim* ar DaaaaaOa Aaalaal BaM Katalai You and aaeh nr you ar* hart),* notified and ratiulrtd to prssin t any claims and datnanda which you, o r slthtr at you, may hava a a a lm t tha aatata o f Jacob W. Ilsdrnhauih , dacaaa»d, lata t l aald County, to tha County Judea o f S«mln«la County, Florida, at I,la o fflca In tha court houaa or aald County at Han­ ford. Florida, within it* ca l­ endar montha from tha ttma o f (ha tlrat publication o f thla nolle#. T w o ouplaa of t i r h claim or d*mand ahall ha In writing, and ahall atala Ilia placa or raatdanca and pnat o fflca addrsta o f tha claim ­ ant, and ahall t>* awnrn lo l,y tha claimant, hi* ananl, or atlornay and acrnmpanltd by a flllnif faa o f on* dollar and auch claim or damand not ao riled aball b# void. Allllu Y. Iladanbaash Aa admlnlalrainr o f tha F.atata o f Jacob W. Badanbaufb, Dacaaaad. Publlih Jan. IT, 14. I t * F e b . T. t i l l , CDK-44 III THM Cl MCI.'IT eOt'MT IS AVII r o w SMMIbOl.M C P I 'S . TV, FLORIDA. IN (JMANCKMV H IM AKTNA l i l f K INHURANCK COUI’ ANT. a corporation. Plaintiff, FUK RK ItlrK K. II1IHHKV, JIL, and KI.AINK >1. IIIIHHKV. hla wif e; and UOUl-UKIt C o l l rOHATtON, Defendant* "Whit'* your full nom*. ton? I think I can list you at a dependent on my inoomt tax rttumat" N O T ir n OP BCIT T U B ST *TK OP PUINIIIA— TO I PIlKUKItlCK K. IIIIH«KV. Jit., and Kl.A IMIS *1. HCHHF.T, hla wlf* rrtldanca and addraaa IIPII No. I, llrookllna, S e w llampahlra Tou art hrraby nollflad that S lu ll haa barn Iliad aaalnit rou and Ilnuldar Corporation, n lha a b u t , anllllad cauaat and that you ara hrraby faqulrad lo flta your antwar with lha Clark of thla Court, and lo aarv* a ropy tliaraof upon lha Plaintiff nr Plalnttrra all nrnry'a, wboaa nama and nddraaa Ul Prnaman, lllrhardaon A W a lto n Til llarnalt llank llulMIng JarkaonHIl* I, Florida not lalar than Pabruary lllh , A. I*. ISIS. If you fall lo do ao, tlacraa Pro Cunfaeeo will ba anlarad aealnat you for lha rallaf dainandad In tha Complaint. Tba nature o f aald ault be­ ing for lha foravloaura o f M arts*!* tncutiiherlnu lha preparly and prtmlat* localad In Hamlnola County, Flor­ ida, daacrlbad aa followai 1 » l IS and lha Waal l l . l t feat o f lcot II, IIUK.'K ►tr of K N i i b i m BUT AT KM, UNIT (INK. a c ­ cord in g la |li* plal Iharao f a* raoordad In Plat Uook 11. pas* 1. Public Itacurd* ol Hamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida. W1TNKHH my band and aaal of oald Court at Hanford, Hamlnola County. Florida, tbla is lb day of January, A. U. ISIS. (SKAU Art hur II. Backwlih, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court tlyi Marika T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Publlah Jan. IT, It, It Modern 3 bedroom, kitchen equipped home. Near school and playground. 895 month. FA 2-6137. 3 Bedroom house. 2408 Stev­ ens Ave. Phone 349-4871. 2 DDHM., Fla. Rm., plenty of shade, fenced. FA 2-2320. “ Call HaD" FA 2-2841 2544 So. F n a rk Ave. Stenstiom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages li t N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 For Sale or Lease 5 Acre Tract 230' X 926' Equipped with truck scale. Suitable at 3 Room furnished House. 400 Junk Yard ardor W. Third St. FA 24021. Used Auto Parts 2 Bedroom House. Close In. Mrs,Zuckerman FA 27475 Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013. LOCH ARBOR UNUSUAL7 YES! 3 bedroom 1 bath home for Thla 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, lake* 81650 down. Total price front home haa ell large less than 812,900. room*, fireplace and gar­ RAVENNA PARK age and several other at­ 3 bedroom 2 bath home on tractive feature*. All it lake. Make offer ter equi­ need* i* a tenant tike you ty. to take good care of it. Furnished 3 room Garage Apartment. FA 2-3187. Completely furnished 8135 monthly. only Stemper A gency REALTOR - INSUROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. FOR LEASE Modern Office Suite, Overlooks patio. Central heating — Air Conditioning. C a l l FA 2-0375. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. ■15 Laurel Ave. NO 8-4814 or NO 1-4962. X Bedroom unfurnished House. Living room, dining room, kitchen stove, no refrigera­ tor. Screened front porch. Fireplace and floor furn­ ace. 113 W. 19th St. Ph. FA 2-5620 after 8. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. AN OLDER HOME. 2 story 4 bedroom IVk baths, large living room, separate dining room, front screened porch. In good livable condition, good neighborhood on 3 lots. Price $14,500—Terms. Small CB houae one bedroom m baths, closed garage, •arge screened porch on 2"4 acres of good high land. Paved road T mile* from Sanford. Price f)0,000. to ACRE FARM, 10 A. cleared 7 A. tiled on paved road with good livable 2 bed­ room house. Price $16,500 Terms. C. A . W hiddon, Sr. At 10. Wanted to Rent FURNISHED apartment or home near-ln by Herald em­ ploye and wife. On yearround permanent basis. Ph. FA 2-2612—Fred Van Pelt. Kara Ave. Sanford, Florida Tel. 323-5091 Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 1-0641 223-0700 1524 Park Dr. Mnford, Fla. Unfurnished 3 to 4 Bedroom house by permanent adults. No children or pets. Give details c 'o P. O. Box 270, NEW 3 nedroom, 2 bath hon.c, large corner lot, 3U Sanford. ’tucker Dr., Sunland Ea12. Heal Estate For Sale tatca. VA—nothing down, monthly payment* 892.00, Lake view home with lake FA 28074 - FA 2-2211. privileges In South Sylvan Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms All type* of Real Estate and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ ed. Plume FA 2-7898 or John E. Fox, FA 28368. Realtor St. Johns Realty 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 823-0559 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted Furnished House In Sanford. Quiet Lake Mary. 3 Bdrms., Women to work at home at Wanted, Carpenter and Paint­ ing Repairs, Labor reason­ 84500. 886-4849. Apopka. their leisure. Will train, l l i baths. Low cost. Ph. able. See Boggs, 611 Myr­ all ages. Excellent ter shut322-4461. tle, Sanford. Phone 322-5805. ins. Pleasant, interesting Edward F. Lane work. FA 2-8627. The man who knows Sanlord Cost $12,000. Sacrifice at Roofing Mechanic, Piper ReL 89975. Easy terms. Almost REAL ESTATE St ter, Kettle Boy. For InterAn investment, not an ex­ new. Selling due to divorce. INSURANCE view see Mr. Holergcr at pense. Call FA 2-5612 for 211 Cedar. 42 years in real estate busi­ Mackle Co. Field Office. expert advice on a Herald ness In Sanford. Phone Deltona. Friday noon. 15. UtMiness Opportunity advertising campaign. FA 2 3969 Best buys In real estate. ASSOCIATE DISTRIBUTORS OVIEDO AREA 21* Mile* South an route 520. For one of ENGLAND'S BIG­ GEST and MOST LUCRA­ 2 New Homes, 2 full TIVE GLAMOUR INDUSbaths, large lot, high and TRIES which la now ter the dry. Built to last. Selling first time being introduced price as appraleed by the to the U. S. by an INTERFirst Federal. Peaceful NATIONALLY F A M O U S and quiet. Near churches, BRITISH COMPANY. School busts available, new Woman's Club building. Due to the enormous success of Its sure-fire merchandbFor appointment L. L. ing method, the company Faulk. 3653187 or 365-3702. haa launched a dynamic expansion program to ap­ HIGHLAND PARK point a limited number of Comfortable 3 UR, CB home FRANCHISED DISTRIBU­ situated on double corner TORS. lot with giant oaks! Shingle root, wood floors, many These VALUABLE DISTRI­ BUTORSHIPS are now benice extras. Drive by 2427 Ing awarded to responsible Laurel Avenue, and if you men and women desiring like what you ace, phone a share in this MULTI­ ter a thorough inspection. MILLION DOLLAR INDUSExcellent financing. The TRY. price $13,950. $1,000 MINIMUM INVEST­ MENT required for Initial Inventory, with Immediate extremely high profit earn­ Real Estate — Mortgage* ing potential. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Company executive will dis­ cuss training guidance, Must sacrifice. 3 Bedroom, 1 merchandising and organi­ bath. P l n e c r e a t . Near zation plans - - - which are school. By owner, phone backed by powerful local FA 2 4163. and national publicity, at Interview. W IL L T R A D E 3 Bedroom CB home, large FOR A P P O I N T M E N T WRITE, I N C L U D I N G lot. Near school and play­ PHONE N U M B E R . TO: ground for smaller home, BOX 42, C/O SANFORD late model auto or nice HERALD Cabin Cruiser. FA 2 0457. Stenstrom Realty SUNLAND 17. Mate Itelp Wanted Bedrm., 2 bath, built-in oven It range, disposal. ATTENTION SALESMEN 1 1 $500 dn. plus closing. $81.23 If you are a Licensed Real Estate Salesman willing to Mo. Nice. 322 8457. WORK, Hero ia your op­ THE BOSS SEE— portunity for substantial Yer SPARKLIN ad sold a earnings In the Booming house in two days. How Cape Canaveral Area. Im­ 'bout an ACTION adT So mediate openings with one I scs, lets try this one. of Florida's outstanding FOR S A L E - High LOTS on Realtors—join an aggress­ waterfront. GO fishing, skiive professional organiza­ ing or swimming from yer tion now serving the East own dock. BUILD now or Central Plorida NOVA area liter. $1995 with TERwith established offices In ItlULE terms— 825 down, Titusville. $15 month. THIS'LL GET M. N. WEIR i< SONS, INC., ACTION. REALTORS Contact Donn Scarlc 412 Main Street Titusville, Florida REALTOR — INSUROR Ph: 387-5000 FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 3 Stemper A gency REUPHOLSTERY5/2caW/A / (HAIRS $ M I CHAIRS '24.50 8*6 teaial Conpait tha* attb athm hoots snywhsul Compare pflcea, stuare footage, aad value! toy rsprttanf the tinasi 4* Florida building aisaltto beast la bona ericas! Macktatolt Homes at Dittos reaga is pric* from 86,888 to 811AM. M M MTMOfTS U t U I N U 821« MONTHLY MYMCNTi AS LOW81 84J.111 M rMPATHEXTIl M CU8IMMTI1 D rive out todayI Taka tatarstats #4 rod gat aff at t o Datary Estonia- faito Ditto* k p s THB M ACKLK BROS. INC. 0 " ‘£ ■ 5 7 3 4 -7 3 0 3 SOfAS ‘ 49.50 !«** Maine |(iinniiM W nilm (ji.u'nnit r 11) Oi■» n C E N T R A L FLA D EC O R A TO R S South 6 fia’ lond lanlctMf •A i Oft |i O'iooJd SALE Floor Samples - One-of-a-ki NEW WAS 829.93 Students Detki Blonde or Walnut 89.95 Cavalier Walnut Cedar Cheat —.... .. 29.50 Book Cases Gliaa-doar _ .______ 12.95 6 x 9 Fiber Ruga ......... 89.36 Cherry Dressing Table With M ir r o r _____...... 99.50 Cherry Full-Sire Cannonball Bed ______ _ 179.50 Cherry Triple Dresser and Frame Mirror 199.00 Cherry Buffet And Hutch (Damaged) I ‘o White Frcnrh Provincial Duubla Dresner A Frame Mirror —... 179.30 White French Provlnrlal Hl-Boy Cheat and Mirror - ... ........- 99.50 White Provincial Bachelor Cheat ...............— 89.50 High-Ha rk Danish Modern Occasional Chair .................. ............... 109.50 Danish Modem R eclln er_________ __ 149.59 Grey J-Pe. Bedroom Suite ___ — 17th Thurs., J a n 7:00 P. M. ’ 120,000 429.98 4-Pe. Curved Sectional Loose Pillow Back ..... .................... ... 389.50 Carson's Black 2-Pe. Lvlng Room Suit* ........................ Frenrh Provincial Living Room Suit# 369.95 Hide-Away Bed Foam Cushions, Quilted Mattress 389.50 Carson’s 4-I‘ c. Curved Bumper End Sectional ...... ......... 49.93 Plastic Bahama L o u n g e s ______ 89.3* Early American Platform Rockers ........._____ _ ____ 119.50 Early American Ill-Back Occasional Chairs 169.95 f-P c. _____ ___ Dinetto ____________ 649.95 Bassett 9-Pe. Walnut Dining Room Suite .... 369.93 Upright Frqraer ___ SELECTION OF TABLES and LAMPS Reduced Plus 40 to 60% Many More Outstanding Throughout The Store Valuta EASY VERMS In Our USED DEPARTMENT Bunk Beds (Complete with Scaly Bedding) J NOW Waterfall Vanity with Round Mirror Sofa B e d --------------------------------------Strata Lounger Recllner 9-Pc. Dining Room Suit# . O ff All New Name Brand Merchandise S-Pc. Chrome Dinette ...... MUST GO 1 1 ! . 439.93 LIQUIDATION AUCTION EVERYTHING - .......—- 149.95 Trundle Bed Complete With Bedding „.™______ Bargains Special Auction __— 119.95 LARGE OCCASIONAL Crniroi I IonJo s la'qrti hi bpliutili it I o« tut Bedroom house. Tcrraito 2 Bedrm. home, nicely furntahed. 2 Screened porches, floors, kitchen equipped, carport, 3 extra lota In fenced yard. Small down lawn. Priced right. Phooe payment. Phone 323-9814 or FA 2-0631. FA 2-3123. MACKLE-BUILT MABEL HOMES Deltona SOfAS $89 CUSTOM M A O i M l P C O V i d S THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3 Bedroom houae. 2406 Sum­ merlin. FA 2-4836. 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2 8123 PUBLIC NOTICE am eperetlag my Ball Park Avaau* (la ground flaw of the Edward* Build* lag) «u»d*r my owa aama, a* J. W . Hall, Realtor New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Beautiful new brick Homes. 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, dou­ home. No cash needed. 881 ble carporte. Choice loca­ a month. 322-8085. tions. 811,200. 8450 down, 879 mmlhly. Monna Jarvis 3 Bedroom, kitchen equip­ ped, on lake, ready for 322-1810. occupancy. Call FA 2-0859. 3 BR, two story home cen­ Large 3 bedroom Trailer on trally located, near school. large lake. A lio trailer Bargain priced. FA 2-8642. apace. Adults only. Phone FA 2-7368. RAVENNA PARK Bright and cheerful 3 BR, Furnished Duple**. One CB home in desirable Ra­ avallsble January 15, one venna Park. Features in­ available 1st of February. clude all the standard ex­ FA 2-3810. tras, plus fully equipped built-in kitchen. Also has 2 Bedroom, $45 monthly large screened In Florida Lake Mary. Close to school Room. Total price 813.850., A stores. Monna Jarvis. Down Payment Just 8450. 322-1810. Monthly payments 890, in­ 1 BEDROOM house, kitchen cluding everything. equipped. Lake Mary, Phone FA 2-4941. ■£g» "I 12. Real Estate For Sale 7-Pc. Dinette ___________ Dealers Welcome |SIM tn free pritea will ba given away through­ out the sale. JUHT a FEW OP OUR NATIONALLY ADVERTIMED BRANDS: • • • • Benrus Durm>er Central Electric Graen • • • • Shakespeare Stanley Proctor Thor HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ITEMS: Coametlra Clothing For The Whole Family Dishes Fishing and 8 parting Goods French Periumcs and Colognes Jewelry — America's Finest Brand Hardware and Household Items Loads of Power Tools Hhuti Hundred! O f Other Items And Furaltare BID AND HUY IN COMFORT IN OUR COMPLETELY HEATED BUILDING. ALL MERCHANDISE 100% GUARANTEED Sanford Farmers Auction 1 Milo South of Sanlord on Hwy. 17-81 Early American Platform Rorkera Velour Upholstered Lounge Chalra 5-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite Nylon Upholstery C k lffe r a b o ____________ Bahy Crib 4 Mattress Occasional Tables PLUS MANY MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES! . . . AH OUR EASY TERMS On �. t 7T •$ t It Pays T o Do Business Thru H erald Classified. Ph. F A 2 -5 6 1 2 19. Situations Wanted 21. Beauty Salon* 23. Plumblnir Service* SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer PLUMBING SPECIAL Cut 'X Curl Beauty Shop Contracting k Repairs End curl 85.50 Including FREE DELIVERY Day Work wanted. FA 28294 shape, set & style. Upon R. L. HARVEY Evening by appointment. 3 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Remodel, repair or paint. Experienced Operators. Large or (mail. Pleaae, 311 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0834 caU ui. 222-4481. Children kept. FA 2 4112. Wall 24. Electrical Services Young man want* employ­ Plumbing & Heating ment in the Sanford area, AIR CONDITIONING FHIGIDA1RE eiperieoced in general of­ CONTRACT and REPAIR Sales k Service fice work and (hipping and House Wiring, Free Estimates WORK receiving. Will comider any Sid Vlhlen's Randall Electric 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8542 t) pe work. Phone 322 9151. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 O' 26. Radio & Television m YEAR END SALE New k Used T.V.’ s Rig trade-in allowances. Easy tcrmi. Town k Country T V. 2555 Park Dr., 323-5382. WFVE GONE v ) Fur quick service c a l l . Bryan T. V. FA 3-0381. Prices Reduced On Every Car On The I » t ! See ’ Em Now! NOW IH I DODGE ROYAL Lanrer Hardtop. Power Steering, Torque Flight V-» Engine. *19M A Clean Car. Was 11415 IftW IMS FORD S DR. V-g. Auto Trans. Nice Car. Was g t l i lY Q E 1959 PLYMOUTH • CyL. 4 Dr. Standard Trans. Was 1895 NO DOWN PAYMENT NOW 1M7 DODGE V-S Station Wagon. An Excellent I, Family Car. Wan 9195 1M4 FORD V-g Station Wagon. Very Nice, Onn Owner. Waa $495 1955 DODGE • CyL V, Ton Pirkup Truck. Waa «29S 1955 FORD V-g SUUoa W agon. Was $115 1955 CHRYSLER Windsor, A Fine Car. Wan 5595 M95 *126 * I N I RENAULT Dauphiae. Wae 8593 1*41 FORD H Too Track Not Sale* k Service G. II. HIGH 1700 W. fat SI. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 FA 2-0614 Ph. FA 2-4622 ill Hemphill Motors invites you to see the Motor Trend > 3 l “Car of the Year” RAMBLER '63 tfobuf on now ffljr take up monthly payments of $13.50 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. CaU TE 5-1511, Casselberry, col­ lect. ■ ; r 0 Rambler« U t a i "Car of the Year" J a n . 1 7 , 1963 — P a g e I t H O LLER S o /S A N FO R D YOU WON’T BELIEVE IT SALE FALCON 2 Dour, Standard rraa*iwi»*ion 6 A C 7 CADILLAC Sedan DeMlle 4 * Power And Air Cuiid. 1195 COMF1 2 Door Std. Trans. 1095 795 FORD S/W , fi Cyl. A /T III ICK 2 Door Special Hardtop Automatic 1 f l f i ? FALCON Station Wagon I w W S Standard Iran*, Itadio. Ilralrr 1695 Gilomalic 395 1958 ,,, VMOlTM2 ll,M ,r ' CIIBVKOLBT 4 Door Y-8. Automatic I R E S PLY MOUTH Station 'Wagon I C w w g p m . , Auto, Power Steering 4 A U ■i * * OLDS I Door Hardtop Automatic And Power MERCURY Mont. 4 Door, Air lo u d . Elect. Window* Ami Scat CHEVROLET 4 Door Automatic Air Condition OLDSMOBII.E 4 Door. Auto, Trans, Air Conditioning 395 1295 795 1596 2505 S. PARK SANFORD 219 E. 2nd ... ANNUAL IK 1 WINTER SPECIALS! r Snapup a M ai buy It'* cold, m!d. cold up North and extra shipment* of brand-new Korda are coming down South — All Priced To Move! Appatixinn Saving* for You! Immediate Dellverir*! Hurry and gel your teeth into Htrirkland-Mnrrlnon Bargain Today! • a* I •Ml 34. Article* For Hale DISCOUNT SHOES, truaka, •ultcases, xippered eanvaa bags. Surplus City. 201 1st. Used 20" Boy's Bicycle. 111. FA 2-427*. Typewriter and aland. Elec­ tric clocks, rug * blankets. FA 23116. THE 1963 FORD Falcon Spinet Plano. Must be pick­ ed up in tills area. Can be purchased by paymeots of 111.50 per month. Inquire Thompson Music Co. Colunial Plata. UA 5-4577. * Truly a l.uaury car at low Ford pries! 9 Thuadrrblrd slyilngl • Xetr smoother sus­ pension ay stem! • Get the buy of the year n* one o f Anterira'a Invrlinl raral Crash Helmet. Adjustable for site. New. 88.00. FA 2 8799. ¥ Vrralh It Pays TiTUse The Herald Want Ada 1982 Zlg Zag. Makes button holes, darns, with guaran­ tee.. 4 payments of $7.15. Ph. FA 2*411. It’n the “ Car of the Year”— Rambler for *GII! Motor Trend Muguzinon niont wanted award is given to Humbler over ull oilier U. S. earnl Come in und find out why tills great honor wnn awarded to the ’63 Rambler. Pick up a free ’611 Cur X-Ray Book— an impartial, fuctual romimrinon o f all the leading cam. Also, you'll discover you can buy uu awardwlnning '63 Rambler for lens than you’d think— with tornm to suit your budget! Trade now, nave now I Buy Rumbler— the “ Car o f the Year!" Come in today! Oanlurh STRICKLAND-MORRISONS Sell Us Your rurnllure. Quick Windshield Back Gians Service With the Cash. Door Glunn Vent Gians SUPER TRADING POST SERVICE FA 2-0677. Senkarik Gians and Paint WANTED reliable couple to Company 210 Magnolia PACKING HOUSE SUPPLIES 1917 Plymouth. Good vend. $125. FA 2 3171. Thrifty Ladder*, ll<i*»wuod mid Urucv Service Station. wood, durable and light Picking Bags 1954 Ford. V8. Automatic Clippers, Citrus Bug*, all transmission. Best offer. sires, cabbage bags 714 Oak. alter 5. ONION PLANTS Crystal Wax, per 31 — 82.50, I960 Chev. Pickup and Camp­ 500 81.50, SM iuls $2.00 FOB er. Auto, I cyl. Must sell here. in ten dayi. 304 E. 24th A. M. PREVATT PHONE SI. Sanford. 322-2978. 749 2115. Seville, Fla. 37. Boats • Motors Used furniture, appliances, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. SPRIXKEK SYSTEMS Larry's Mart 218 Sanford AU Typee and Siaea Are. Ph. FA 2-4152 We Repair and Service S T I N E FREE ESTIMATE klachinery and Supply Co. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ 207 W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Refrigeration • Alr-ronditlonC o , at 70S Celery Ave. lng men needed. We train FA 2-2117. you. Write Commercial BEDS FOR KENT Trades Institute Box II, c /o Hospital, Rollawiys. JureSanford Herald. nile. FREE delivery and Pick-up. 29. Automobile Service FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7952 “ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Listed Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. 1st S t Piano Tuning and Repair W. L Harmon _ FA 2-4223 36. Automobiles • Truck* FACTORY TV YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Gateway To The Waterway Knrlotrd head, bag proof bot­ R ob son S|H>rtiiiK G ood s tom rail with plot -lie ends. Your EV1NRCDE Dealer Plastic or rayon tape*. Cot­ 304-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5961 ton or nylon cord*. Senkarik Glnsn and Paint Fiberglass Boat 14’. 35 Elec­ tric start motor, tilt trailCompany er. Extra's. Complete. $700. 2*0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4832 I'll. FA 28369. Baby *calc*. bjthlnctt, atoreo hi-fi, sowing machine. Ph. 38. Molorej den • Scooter* FA 2-8018. VESPA Motor Scooter* (new) 810 65 dow n A $5.52 Week FREE u»e of our Carpet ly. Shampnorr with purchase lew is Sale* 5 Service of Blue Imvtre shampoo. 2517 Country Club Road Carroll's Furniture. Ph. FA 2-7925 REPOSSESSED G. E. Automatic Washer, Fil­ 39. Trailer* • Cabanas ter Flo. 2 .speed washer and 1957 Superior llousetr Her. ‘H ow com * y ou 're heating it over a ca n d le ? They spin action, lemp. control, ■' x 33'. Good condition. ehut your g a e o f f ? " water saver. 888 00 Britt's After 5 p. m. call FA 2-7736 Inc. Food Fair Shopping 31 A. Pets 34. Article* For Sale Equaliser Trailer hitch. |?J. Center. 323 0836. FA 2-8799. German Shcplierd 8 weeka Apt. sir* electric Range. 835. Good condition 323 0753. old female pup* $10. Ph. 36 Automobile* • Truck* 1957 10' x 46’ 2 bedroom 349-4831. FIREPLACE '61 Monxa Coupe. Solid llouvetra'ler. 10' x 30' awn­ WOOD while, four speed, new ing urJuded. 83800. Robert 32. Flower* - Shrub* Oak and pine. $22 a cord W.8.W. RAH. bucket seat*, Kovacj, Carolina Trailer Beautiful Camellia* in btooin delivered. Robert Morns Park, 2 mile* aouth of De­ m l interior. Zl.uuo mile*. FA 3-8355 or FA 2 5M*. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 81095. FA 2 7376. lan d on 17-92, lot C-4. Gripeville Ave. Near 20th St. INCOME TAX RETURNS — O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ 33. FmrmJtmre to Ave. Phone 322-8837. On The Cars Listed Below Other* 27. Special Service Hand S-wa Set. Filed 81.U). Band and Circular Sawa conditioned. Vlc’a Grind Shop, 611 Myrtle. Sanford. 19M FORD GALAXIK, 4 Dr. V-8. Fully Equipped. See This Csr. Was 11595 - - - Many V. Service Calls. 82.00 House of tlve Golden Rule. Ph. FA 2 9792. FRIG ID AIRE 1957 FORD. > DR. V-S. Auto Trans, Rsdlo & Hestsr. A Real Buy. Waa »8»S » T. 34. Articles For Hale For Fast Results. Indies 2■peed bicycle, near­ ly new $25; good automatic washer 125; Electric organ, like new, 61-key manual with lull bass and bench 5275; Photo enlarger $15; aluminum inpod 85; 4* inch drill 88; ukclcle *3; 13-vol. encyclopedia *10; Battery clock $6; Mans El­ gin watch with gold band $10; siuaU radio 83; paint spray gun 88; HU trailer hitch 85; tripod bumper jack 85; typewriter table $8; nrw rod k reel 87; automatic toaster 83; Cam­ eo ear-rings 83; Cvk'insn gasoline beater $5; radio transmitter—new. complete *15; Other items FA 2-7675. 1953 Dodge Dump Truck. (3 yd.) 1937 Chev. Bus. Culling Torch (complete* H i g h ­ speed drill, bench vise (4" jaws.) 1 Hand-made Utility Trailer, (high aides.) bmall lota of 8" plpa k I " rods. Mrs. Zuckermaa FA 2-7475 It P»)’H To L ite The HERALD Want Adi. W ITH ILWMO & IIL ATER ‘59 Model Trade In '6* Model Trade In '61 Model Trade In *5 0 38 *4 3 64 *3 3 ” THE 1963 FORD Galaxie • Hot new middle*right with V-8 punch! • Rig car room • rompac-t car price tag! • Choice or three enginra and transmia■Iona! • We have the Falrlane you've liren looking for now ! WITH RADIO M ITU *5* MODEL TKA1IB IN & HEATER 11 MI1II 60 MODEL TIIADF. IN THE 1963 FORD Fairlane Add appx. 96 per month if V-8, C'ruU-O-Matlc and power steering are desired. All monthly pay men!* honed on 36 month*. STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC W EB T.V. STAMM 308 E, P in t S t, Sanford OPEN TIL 9 P. W U tii4 F « k * i Ml T-4515 M. FRIDAYS G P. M. OTIIEU WEEK DAYS ft 1 > ■ r i % • t nl �Hassle Continues In North Orlando Councilman Terms Special Meet Unfair S jp n t lb $ £ * Hjt g DeBary Library Releases Annual Report New Board Continues Meeting Monday night's meeting of the Casselberry Board of Al­ dermen was continued sub­ ject to call in order that im­ By Mm. Ada** Mutter mediate action can be taken Th# annual report of th# DaBary I‘while Library baa been on annexation of the Semireleased by Sirs. Ruth Raich, librarian. The report ehowi that o f the 434 person> making use o f the library, SIS were adults and 10S war* young people. Materials borrowed were, non-fiction and rererence, 1r 340, an Increase o f 80 during the year; fiction, 2,810, an In­ crease of 384; young people’s By Mrs. Adam Mailer books, 700, an Increase of 16. The season’s first perform­ Annual circulation totaled 0,ance by the DeBary Concert 093, an increase of 1,602. Books added by purchase Orchestra will be held at numbered 64; by gift, 407 and I p. m., Jan. 24. at the on loan front Volusia County Community Center with DirItbrartes, 80. A loan o f 100 ector Roger Casinl conduct­ volumes from the McNaugh- ing. ton Libraries was also paid for Casinl, first director of the by the county. DeBary group, has been ab-( The annual Library Tea netted a sum o f ISO and the sent for Ihc past Iwo years sale of books, $10. during which he worked for During the summer non-flc- the Warner Druthers Publish­ tlon and reference books were ing Co. of New York, bis moved into the former store former employers. rooms where shelrca were The program will open with built and painted by Talman the nautical medley. "B e­ Van Arsdala and James V. fore (lie Mast," by LaurenRichards. Magaslnes also are dcau followed by the popular now kept In this room. "Raymond Overture" by Thomaa. A French horn solo featur­ ing Janet Potter, accompan­ ied by Theresa Kupcct at Ihc piano, will precede "Th# E»pana Walts,” by WakHcufcl. closing number of the con­ cert's first part. By Mrs. Adam Muller Opening number of the se­ The Women's Auxiliary of Letlary’s American Legion cond part will be "The Hat,” Herbert D. Ulbb Post 239 from J. Slrauaa' roinlc opera. will sponsor a tea at 2 p in. Following will be a solo by Robert Norvln McGee, bassnext Tuesday. The Tea will be held In baritone who will be accom­ the Social Hall of the Do- panied by Mrs. Rupees. Tlie orchestra tlsrn wsll Bsry Community Methodist Church. Mrs. Louis St. Am­ present ••Traumerel." by R. ends, genera) chairman, will Schumann, a requeat number he assisted by Mrs. Chauncy featuring the string section and the program will close Xing. with "Songa of the Nation," Presiding at the tea table a selection of American Na­ will be Mrs. John Leone and Mrs. M. Holmes and hostess­ tional songs arranged by J. es will bo Mrs. Lynn Reed Dodewalt Lampc. DeBary Concert Orchestra Plans First Program DeBary Women To Sponsor Tea and Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Mrs. Ed lloffmire will be In charge of the lea table and serving on the refreshment committee will be Mrs. King, Mrs. Alfred Newell, Mrs. An­ thony (Jrlsmrr and Mrs. Ed­ mund lovanns. Finance chairman Is Mrs. C. E. Duller and decorations chairman Is Mrs. Arne Ericsen. A musical program will be presented under the arrange­ ment of Laura Platt Brown. Board To Meet lly LuuLe Klmunrk The Executive lloard o f tha Altamonte Spring* Garden Club will mast at 7:80 p. m. tuday in the Community House on Maitland Ave. EDITORIAL PAGE 12 THURS-, JANUARY 17. 1D63 COUNTY NEWS Club To Visit Audubon House By Jane Casselberry Hie South Seminole Garden Club will visit Ihc Audubon House on S. U k e Sybclla Dr. In Maitland next Monday at 12:30 p. m. Those attending are asked to bring a sack lunch. Des­ sert and beverage will be provided by Use hostesses, Mr*. Myron Jacobs and Mr*. Clarence Doebener. A business meeting and program will be held follow­ ing lunch. Mrs. F i n n e y Haynes, bird chairman, will Introduce a guest speaker from the Florida Audubon Society. note Shopping Plata as soon as satisfactory negotiations are completed with Eastern Shopping Centers, owners of the Plata, and Casselberry Utilities Co. Agreement has been reach­ ed between the city and the plasa on terms of the annexa­ tion presented at the Jan. 7 meeting of the board. In other business the newly reorganised board lieard re­ quests for the Installation of street signs at each end of Oak Lane and for two street lights each on Lilac Rd. and Jackson CL Marshal Gua Sawyer was advised to handle the street signs and W. L. Tilford, the street lights. At the conclusion of the meeting Ed Lunn, newly ap­ pointed elected chairman of the board wishes to continue the agenda system. If* requested that notification of all busi­ ness lo come before the al­ derman be In (he hands of the city clerk no later than Thursday preceding each re­ gular meeting held on the se­ cond Monday of each month. No change of the meeting location from the Casselberry Women's Club back to the ......... ................ .. ...» _____ o f Aldermen, Art Lego, L. E. Woodhatn/t and Ed Lunn, left to rlifht, were aworn Into office by Mayor Fred Heath, right, at Monday night'a meeting after he took the oath of office from retiring mayor, Carl Stoddard. (Herald Photo) DeBary Legion Chamber Of Commerce Hears Plans Program Business And Civic Reports At Hospital II) Mr*. Adam Muller Drllary'a Herbert D, Gibb American Legion Post 261) will present a program of musical entertainment at tha U k e City Veteran* Hospital Sunday afternoon. The DO minute program o f musical and varlrty numbers will be under th* direction o f George Wolf and will fea­ ture sume 40 student musi­ cians from the Drl.and Junior High School Hand along with local lalrlil III 21 different number*. Those from Deltary who will appear on tha program Include Mrs. lamia 81. Amand, Mrs. Adam Muller and Robert N. McGee a* *o!ulsta and Laura Platt III own as pianist. Kidney Swallow will laad community singing with audi­ ence participation in old and familiar World War I songs. Dcllary residents wlm may w ish to Join the gruup for the visit to the hospital will be welcomed. By Donna Estes Report* of business and civic progress in the City of Longwood were made at last Thursday night's meeting of the liting wood Area Chamber of Commerce. Various plans and sugges­ tions for improving the down­ town business district were presented for discussion and offer* of assistance In any way possible were made by city officials present for the meeting. City Council Chairman R. C. Carlson reported that he had been informed that Use appropriation for widening and repaving SR 427 from Jean'a Corner lo Allamonla Springs has been made and that the engineering work Is 80 per cent completed. Al­ though no rights of way have as yet beeo obtained K la hoped that work on the pro­ ject will get underway soon after July I, Carlson said. Councilman Carl bommler announced that the Long wood Volunteer rire Dept, will sponsor a Lira College each evening f r o m Monday tltrough Friday of next week and invited the residents to attend and "watch their fire department In action." Hie business meeting pre­ ceding the discussion program waa opened with prayer by E. P. Richard* and the se­ cretary's report was read by Mlas Dorothy Heath due to absence of Mrs. Charles Ste­ wart who was on vacation In the north. A letter waa read from the Volunteer Fire Dept, thanking the Chanilwr for its help with the annual Christmas Party. H ie membership voted to donate a sum of $26 to the Library and was Informed by Mrs. L. I- Cox tint the gift would be added to tha En­ cyclopedia Fund. Refreshment* at an assort­ ment of cakes, sandwiches, and tea or coffee were serv­ ed following the meeting and program by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jenquin and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner. COMMENT Junior High Athletic Assn. To Meet Monday By Jane Casselberry Tbs South Seminole Junior High Athletic Assn, will meet next Monday at 7:30 p.m. In the school library. Henry Duncan, chairman of Uie association, urges all par­ ents of students at the school to come out and back the school'! athletic program. A very Important matter will be brought before the group for consideration at the meet­ ing. The Junior High Basketball team now Is In the midst of Its first season and although the boys are inexperienced and handicapped by not having a regular court or gym In which lo practice, It Is expected that thy will Improve with exper­ ience as the season progress­ es. Home games are played at the Lyman gym and everyone la urged to come out and en­ courage tin boys' team. Plans are being made by the association to sponsor a chick­ en dinner on Feb. 9 at the Longwood Elementary School cafeteria with serving sched­ uled to start at $ p.m. Adult and student tickets are nominally priced and a special bargain price la available for entire families. New Reporter Takes Over For Oviedo Taking over this week at the Herald'* new* correspon­ dent for the Oviedo area I* Mr*. R. E. Smithson who agreed to accept the Job upon the reilgnatlon of her listerin law, Mrs. Jean Lyles. H ie former Linda Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller, Mrs. Smithson haa hern a resident of the ares for the past eight years and waa a member o f the 1980 graduating class from Oviedo High School. Now a resident of the lak e tlajea area south of Oviedo, »hc live* there with her hus­ band, Richard and 19-montlu old son. Cliff. New* items of Interest will lie gladly accepted by Mrs. Smithson at her home or by telephone at 38V33M. Her mailing addrea* Is Rt. 1, Box 119A, Oviedo. Fire Auxiliary To Sponsor Sale By Mr*. Adam Muller Plans wera niad* by th* ladles Auxiliary o f tha De­ Bary Volunteer Fir* Dept, at last week’ s regular meeting to sponsor s whit* elephant and hakt sal* on March 9 at the Fire Hall. Members were asked to be. gin collecting articles for th* s s l* . New members presented at th* meeting by Mrs. Charles Schneider, membership chair­ man, were Mr*. Henry !.ohof, Mr*. John 8trsng, Mr*. Lottie Beck snd Mr*. F. AWorn. A donation to tha Auxiliary from Mr. and Mr*. James Illnes was received. A Job Well Done The extent of high esteem wul deep re­ spect felt for Paul Hate*, retiring chairman of the Casselberry Board of Aldermen, was shown by residents attending Monday night’s meeting when the entire audience gave him a prolonged standing ovation accompanied by an enthusias­ tic round o f applause. No Individual ever deserved it more . . . Thia civic minded man, whose life already was filled with services to his town, spent in­ numerable extra hours during the jmst year in order to work out the ever increasing problems coming before the hoard to the satisfaction of all parties concerned. The Herald would like to go on record in agreement with Casaelberry residents that he has done a magnificent job for, in our estima­ tion he haa led the town, with dignity, through one o f Ita most trying periods o f growth and de­ velopment. Although eome o f the projects he would like to have seen completed still awsit final action, ha and his fellow board members can most as­ suredly take credit for laying the groundwork In . much o f tiie progress yet to come to the Town •f Casselberry. Stephenson North Orlando Councilman Bob Stephenson branded Wed­ nesday's 9:30 a. m. special call­ ed council session ‘‘entirely un­ fair and unjust" and labeled It aa a "typical example o f North Orlando Co. tactic*." In a statement to reporters after the less than 20 minute session during which he was suspended a* the Village Fire Chief by Mayor Frank Faiula, Stephenson said "If this is a Democracy, then auch tactic* o f the organisation should be open to the public for national Inspection and approval." Referring to the fact that only IS hours advance notice had been given before the un­ precedented daytime meeting, he pointed out that he and Councilman W. W. Anderson, although unsalaried as coun­ cilman, are salaried employes and that such meetings could possibly jeopardise their jobs. He called additional atten­ tion to the fact that there was no opportunity to inform the cltlsens of the meeting which VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers he said was "held entirely at the convenience o f the com­ pany." At the present time Steph­ enson and Anderson art the only elected official* on tha Icouncil. Election* will be held In March for the post* held by Faaula, Ruel Stripling and Clarence Memory who serva on the board through appointIment by the company. LYMAN ALTERNATES on the Bruin Bowl Team tire Sandy Sherwcn, left, a itenior and Ar­ lene Mnnon, a junior. Though Arlene has yet to see action, Sandy took over aa team captain hint Sunday when Lyman met Seabreeze o f Daytonu. (Herald Photo) By Donna Kite* The Auxiliary of South Sem­ inole VFW Post 8207 held Its regular monthly meeting last Thursday night at thr home of Mrs. Merle llsrris. Elections were held to fill the offices of chaplain, guard and two year trustee. Those named were Mr*. Pearl Gil­ The recommended appoint­ bert. chaplain; Mrs. Flossie ments by Casselberry Mayor Balser, guard, and Dorothy Fred Heat' were approved al­ Moulton, trustee. most unanimously by tha new Appointments by the presi­ dent, Mrs. Irene March, In­ cluded those of Mr*. Virginia McManus aa secretary and Mrs. Eva Wynn as historian. Announcement was made that there will be a joint social meeting with the Post on Jan. lly Janr Casaelberry 24 with Commander Matt. The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Club will hold Ita regular monthly meeting next Thursday at the llumiltun House Restaurant In North Fern Park. Thu executive buaid will meet at 11 a. m. Tha business By Jane Casselberry meeting and an afternoon of The offices of Casselberry card* will follow tha noon Utilitiea and Casselberry Land luncheon. Co. la v e moved across All newcomers to the area Hwy. 17-92 to tire old Colonial are welcome to attend whether style Casselberry Ferneries or not they have had a rail Building which has been from Welcome Wagon Hostess undergoing extensive face­ Nora N'orrla. Anyone knowing lifting. o f newcomers in the commun­ The building ha* been a ity may notify Mra. N'orrla by landmark on (ho highway for trlcphon* and she will call on more than 30 years. It waa them to welcome them and designed by the distinguish­ bring gifts donated by Wel­ ed Winter Park architect. come Wagon sponsors. Gamble Rogers, for use as Reservations for the lunch­ offices and a fern packing eon should be made with Mrs. house. L. V. I’rttinatl, Wilahlr* Dr„ The Utilities and the Land Fern Park or Mis. Luther companies have vacated their Miles, Purest City. office* in live shopping cen­ ter to make way for a cloth­ ing store which will be open­ ed by Mr. and Mra. W. O. Moon of Longwood. Casselberry Mayor Makes Appointments Newcomers Club Plans Meeting Casselberry Offices To Move Oviedo Club To See Film Credit Union Sets Meeting By Jane Casselberry The 13th Annual Member­ ship Meeting of the Cassel­ berry Citliena Credit Union will be held next Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Club Building un Overbrook Dr. Officials urge all member* to be present. By IJnda Smithson Tlic Oviedo Hume Demon­ stration Club will meet at thr Oviedo Canning Kitchen at 9:30 a. m. Friday. Mem­ bers planning to attend arc asked to bring a chair and a cup. A film. "Lady and the Slock Exchange," will tic shown by Kim Barley of the A. M. Kidder brokerage firm in Sanford. board uf Aldermen at Munday night's meeting. Tha only real dissentlon cam* over tha naming o f a five-man Zoning Board which finally was approvad by the deciding vota o f newly elected Chairman Ed Lunn. Appointed were H a r m a n Joyce, a holdover member and Graham Wilson, Elton Bennett, John M. Burn* and J. A. Ilirkenmeyer. Voting for tha recommendations were L. E. W o o d h a m s and Art Lego; against. C liff Ovarmsn and George Howard. Hie appointment o f Clyde Fueas as building inspector was tabled until tha February meeting. Overman, who pres­ ently holds th* Job, already had requested that he be al­ lowed lo continue with work underway. The appointment of s light­ ing chairman also Is pending due to III health o f Herbert Maley, who hold the post and was recommended for another term. In th* interim. W. I* Tilford accepted th* job. Other appointments mad* were those o f George l,ewis and Fred Krdman as polirt patrolmen; James 1.. Dirkenmeyer, city custodian; J. D. Self, Drvxel Ice and Don Willson, road board and Edward Stout and Thomas Mackey, recreation commission. The l>o*rd agreed to abolish the building committee until such time a* a city building fund can lie established. PTL M eets By Linda Smithson The January meeting of tbs Slav u Parcnt-Tcachcr League was Isold at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. Members ol tlse boy* and girl* 4-H Clubs presented ths educational portion of th* program. Fire Auxiliary Installs New Officers NEW OFFICERS o f ths Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary were installed Inst Thursday night by Mrs. Mnck N. Cleveland Sr., left. Presenting the gevel to Mr*. Marion Schweickert, new president, is Mrs. Marge lleinhuck, retiring president. Other officers at right o f Mrs. Schweickert are Mr*. Virginia Mercer, vice president; Mrs. K*y Sannman, secretary and Mrs, France* Abell, treasurer. (Herald Photo). New officer* of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary were Installed last Thursday night by 6lra. Mark N. Cleveland Sr. who served as officiating officer for the •cession. Taking over were Mr*. Marlon Schweickert, presi­ dent; Mrs. Virginia Mercer, vice president; Mr*. Kay Sastman, secretary and Mrs. Francos Abell, treasurer. Directors installed were Marge llrlnhurk. Mr*. Viola Werfelman, also a director, waa unable lo lie present for the meeting. Chairmen appointed for the coming year included Mrs. H e l e n Powell, devotional; Mra. Margaret Ulmer, ways and meana with Mrs. Lena Eith and Mrs. Lois Pugh aa ro-chairman; Mrs. Claire Grange, sunshine; Mrs. AbeU, publicity; Mrs. Mercer, post­ er; Mra. Libby Smathers, kit bell and Mrs. Sjoblom as cochairmen. Appointed as a committee to work with the firemen on the Feb. 9 annual barbecue were Mrs. Ilelnbuch as chair­ man, Mrs. Grange as cochairman and Mrs. Florence Zimmerman as head of the ticket committee. The annual report, present­ ed by Mr*. Ilelnbuch, m iring president, termed the past year as th* most success, ful In the organization's his­ Mrs. Ruhr ijabkm sod Mrs. chan *ui> Mrs. Bcruns Scnk- tory. During Hie year, in addi­ tion lo sponsoring rard par­ ties, and square dances, tha group assisted the firemen with several barbecues and at the annual picnic and gave a Halloween party and a Christmas party. Proceed* from Auxiliary sponsored event* were used toward tlie new meeting room at the Halt.. Tha Auxi­ liary also purchased a heat­ er, ch ain , electric fan and tad th* atafc Om ' " �GSA O K s Post Office As Future Library Site ^ C L O ^ By Larry Vrrvhrl It’s a sure bet Hie city won't ask for urban renewal legislation when lliey get to­ gether with (be total dele­ gation Feb. 1 . . . The word is that "urban renewal" it too much a hut potato • The General Service Administra­ tion today hr reed to turn over the va­ cant First St. Post Office for use us it public library. At the same time, GSA official* in Atlunta informed City Manager \\\ K. Knowles that fi5 feet of adjacent property by the facility would l>e put up for sale. The deed for the facility i« expect­ ed to be turned over to the city within the next 10 day*. Knowles said this morning that • • Its also a sure bet the county will bcscigc. plead, cajole, urge, ask, emphasize, stress, argue for a pay raise . . . At least this time the msjortty have been in ofiicc more than 13 days, • • • That scheduled school hoard meeting yesterday was call­ ed off because plans for Engliah Estates school weren't quite ready. • Mr. ★ • ★ Mrs. ★ ★ H. L. ★ • Praise for Florida bul fear for the future of the United States was expressed today by H. L. Hunt, Itere from for the dedication of his HI.H Products plant at 10 s. m. Saturday. • • • Hunt and Doyle Conner, (irtyhm-.td honored local commissioner of agriculture, manager Homer Little for will speak at the dedication. "exceptional service." ★ ★ ★ a good place for labor to live." However, Hunt turned the interview to Use national and international scale by releas­ ing a prepared statement: "A year ago a public opin­ ion poll showed that nine out of IU Hiougbt Hie United States should slay in Hie United Nations. After viewing small dictator Thant in actlun • a • effecting the decision to Big doings here tomorrow make Cuba a permanent san­ but remember it's also Ro ' ctuary for Castro, to enslave berl E. Lee's birthday. Well. the Cuban people and Thant 1 was horn In south Brook- j assisting him in nullifying lyn! the 'on spot inspection' plan, • • • we Hie public of (lie U. S. New Dellary C of C Presishould change our mind*. By dent, J. C. Bradley tells us now we must also be aware that John Krider has accept­ nf dictator Thant, without ed sn Invitation from him to | TALLAHASSEE (UI*I>— Five Hoiimg member* I even real authority from the speak to the Dellary group filml petition* with the Secretary of Stale today to UN and acting against the cn Feb. 20th. initiate a mova for the Ltfrlalaturu hi call Unelf into wishes of our allies, ruling • • »l apeclal aaaaloo to reapportion. with a mailed fid to carry Speaking of D e llv y , Hos­ The petitions, m i tie* ting u third apodal fw**inn pital Administrator up t*4Utrittjn|r. were filed by Bop*, lleorjre Stnllinu* erer spoke to the’ D e ltr y —r* of Duval, Hubby |(u»* o f WayChamber Wednesday *?gnt Vila. Ji toe* il ’.Vise of Okatelling them about the new Vjatt how great tla- tbit I-ora. Jack F.iunjrr* o f Munretirement center which will loe and Allissnri It. Strickland 'first mVh nf th e 4 world,' he built their. Thant; a creation of Khruahof Litius, • * • If a total o f 27 petitions, chev or perhaps a pet of the It’s easier to get ticket*- to representing one-fifth o f tlm U. S State department to Hie next Liston Pa Hers ?n j im-mticishin o f tile Legisla­ head Hie partnership between fight than the chamber ban­ ture, ui* filed, the Secret ary the L. S. and the USSR, quet Saturday night. o f State must poll the entire known us the UN?" • * • Hunt elaborated on Ilia Seminole County today Ins- legislature. Affirmative vote You can forget about that rums eligible fur emergency of three-fifths or 80 members prepared statement by saying September 1903 target date is neerssnry to convene the that he is "disturbed for the for the Seminole College out funds tn rebuild roads iluning- meeting. future of America; It is be­ i-d during lust month's record by North Orlando , . . The self-starter move was coming enslaved." He added fu rze. • • I luunrhed by Stalling* even he definitely feels Hist CornThe county engineer Imd re* A gift subscription to the mnnium it on the uprise in ported cat Her that close to tbuugh House Speaker Mal­ Herald is the number one the U. S. lory Home dropped a similar news source for a Cleveland, {13,000 In damages hit the proposal mi Tuesday l>crauae "Very few people know," Ohio, couple these days, Mr. county road, due tn the fiecze. lie said it was ""hopelt-**." the Texas oilman said, "Hiat Today the road board act up and Mrs. B. Dudl write that Home said it waa impos­ in September of tool our •ince liicir papers have been an eificrgcm y fund of more sible to get o f the Congress passed a bill, and on strike they have grown limn {I million to covet re­ Senate to go along. Horne the President signed it, giv­ to depend on the liersid as building of c o u n t y - roads said the move has to lie ap- ing authority to the President their prime informant. Their tlnoughout the entile state. to disarm our country. It Tho {I,lh2,uo0 i n c l u d e s pi uvrd by three-fifths of each onty suggestion for improvcould mean, if he wished, House. {382,000 for emergency fund* mem is that the high tem­ " I f we're to get hack Into destroying our military ser­ peratures be carried for tlx* ami { 800,000 in secondary special session, it's going to vices, doing away with live state of Florida in the wra- monies, U. S Military academy at In another action, the board have to lie by rsll of the gov­ West Point, the U. S. Naval titer reports. ernor,” Horne ssid. voted to ask oil comptitnea to . * * The governor said he won't academy at Annspoiii and Water improvement con­ okay u single n ed it curd for call the session until lie lias Hie U, S. Air Force academy tracts between the city and use by the state. If alt the oil agreement In advance for at Colorado Springs." Clark, Dailey and Dietz will be roitipunics ngit-e, one n edit uduption of a rrasonabln plan Hunt charged the Presi­ signed at the Jan. 28 merting. curd would lie pul in each which so far lie has been un­ dent’s representative for dis­ slate vehicle, thus simplifying . . . armament "has been proved able to get. to tie a member of a Com­ The new Board of Aldermen pupt-r work. munist front in the U. S. bul took over in Casselberry Mon­ he recently resigned.” He day night with a tidy cash said further that if Hie U, balance on hand of 123.381.*2. S. is disarmed our arms An approximate pl.noo of this would be turned over to the amount, however, h is already UN. whose military forces al­ been awarded In bids by the ways have been beaded by a retiring board. ORLANDO (U P !) The Communist. Merit and service awards In addition the new board in He concluded that the herited final action on the will be presented Saturday Orange County public schools city’s new zoning plan and evening when the Seminole will begin gradual integration newspapers, magazines and map, on the requested water Counly Chamber of Commerce next September, according to other news media "is per­ haps 85 to five per cent in rale raise by Casselberry holds its annual dinner-meet­ School Supt. It. Earl Kipp. The County School Board the liands of people who want Utilities and on the annexation ing at the Mayfair Inn Gov. Farris Bryant will he approved a plan Wednesday to see us subjugated." He of Seminole Shopping Plaza. • • * introduced by Slate Rep. night for integrating the first suggested a slogan: "A ik Jack Morrison’s Service Mack N. Cleveland Jr The grades of all county publir your friends to buy their pro­ ducts advertised only in pa­ station next to the courthouse governor will be the principal schools next September. Under the plan, parents of triotic media." will look like an annex soon, speaker. Chaplain Robert N Deal. children who will enter the .tack Is painting the outside of .vis building and it will be the NAS, will pronounce the invo­ first grade next September will apply at the school of same colors of the courlhouse. cation. Charles L. Bobinson will Ibelr choice during Hie per­ <That is when the courthouse present the Downtown Mer­ iod from February through is painted.) * • • chants Association's service April. The children will be al­ If you don’t think this coun­ award. Judge Volie A. Wil­ lowed to attend the seta-d Sen Bernard Parrish, Titus­ ty isn’t growing take a look liams Jr. will present the nearest their home rcgarjlcaa at some of these figures Art Chamber’s merit awards tu of the predominance of the ville, god John Krider, SanBeckwith came up with the two members. Robert F. Shed- race in their neighborhood or lord, chairman o f the St. Jnhr.s-i.idian River Naviga­ den will present the Cham­ school. other day: The option will lie extended tion committee, will meet For a 10 year period, Instru­ ber's community s e r v i c e one grade each year (here­ Monday noon With Chairman ments recorded jumped from award. Harris Saxton of the Volusia after. 8,118 to 18,010; collection of Token Integration was intro­ Counly Commission *t New delinquent taxes. 132, {8,984, duced in the county this school Smyrna Beach. 11W12, {80,207; County Court Parr lab and Krider will in­ WASHINGTON (C PI) — year when about Zu Negro informatiuns filed, 1032, 077, last year, 2,103; Ciieuit Court President Kennedy will visit studenta were admitted to vite Volusia Counly to join chancery cases. 1032, 188; West Germany Ibis year fol­ Durrance Elementary School, witb Seminole, Brevard and Ifm-J, 010; law cssci, 1035, 67; lowing a trip to Italy, the which primarily serves fam­ Orange counties in the promo1102, M0; criminal, 1032, 1UI Wiute House announced to­ ilies stationed a I Mi£u> Air lion ol the proposed St JohnsIndian River canal. I Force Base. d s). and 1002, 132County Engineer’s office biting their nails on what goes with Seminole Dlvd. raccwayroad. . . Tito project will in­ terfere with completion of 23th St. Dallas Expressing Ids faith in Flor­ ida, Hunt said today that "as we are successful in our ope­ rations here we will be ex­ panding. "Your state has had ils upsand-dewns, such as the end of the boom in 1023 and the recent freeze, bul it has a tremendous potential and Is Special Session Petition Filed 3jfraa|fe&£ For ’Freeze' Road Funds m embers M erit Awards T o Be Presented A t C O f C Fete Orange Schools OK Integration Canal Meet Slated Monday Berlin Bound beinp put up for public bid. At that time Commissioner Karl Hiirtlinbotliam said "if we don’t take tltc building, the school imiird nr any federal agency could get control o f the facility.” City A tty. Hill Hutchison had cmphusized that for the city it would "just lie inlying time saying the build­ ing would lie used for a library." The Merchants Division o f the Chamber of Commerce have g o n e on record favoring public bids on the pro­ perty. Hunt Hunt 'Fearful' For U.S. Future • • Even though Hunt Co. plant dedication is set for tomor­ row it will be awhile before the plant is put into opera­ tions. Still some problems with the state on industrial waste. • ★ and he will *tnrt immediately on planning a layout for the jnist office for use ns a library and start cost estimates on renovating the facility. On Nov. 26, the City Commission voted to ask the GSA to take over the post office for use ns a library despite protest* front merchant* that it would benefit the city more if it is put up for public *u!c. Even though the commission ap­ proved the |msl office for u future library site, they favored the facility VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire E sta b lish ed 1D08 F ill.. J A N U A R Y 18, 1H6.T SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 030 WEATHER: Clear and warm through Saturday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 55-60. nsuuoA... Dam age Heavy By Unite*) Press International Suh-frtning cold pushed in­ to parched southern California valleys again today, causing the worst crop damage In M year*. No Politics Involved In Called Jury-Conner High Honors Doyle Conner, commissioner LONDON (U PI) — Friends of agriculture, today denlrd nf .Sir Winston Churchill said any political implications in today they are certain he last Monday's grand jury ac­ wuulil accept honorary citizen- tion aguinst four citrus men. ship in the United States if It In a telephone Interview is offered him. with The Herald from Talla­ hassee, Conner said that "to Big Gross nty knowledge (hr case pro­ WASHINGTON tU Pll — ceeded along normal lines." Democrats expect to gross lie was asked of report* that about {1 million from to- charges against the lour men nit-Ill's second anniversary cel­ had been dismissed last sum­ ebration o f President Ken- mer in a justice of the peace indy's inauguration. court. "When w^ liorq, tn Tallahas­ Second Highest see first learned of. the fact*.” E D W A R D S AFB, Calif. he explained, "we investigated (U P l)--C h lef space agency and turned our Information pilot Joe Walker shut the XI3 over to the slate'* attorney, rocket ship 31 mile* into space Arthur Steed. He look the rate Thursday in the second high­ Into tltc JP court bul later de­ est flight ever made by a cided hr wanted II in a court winged aircraft. of higher Jurisdiction and so moved to that court. Thr moViolence Out Uun was granted and the men CLEMSON, S. C. ( UPI) — were released from their Student leaders said Thursday bonds. We nearly flipped when they expect no violence If Ne­ we learned that. gro llurvry Gantt is admitted "Hut now- Hie lour nirn have to tho all-white (.Vinson (.'ul­ been formally charged in in­ lage later this month liy fed­ dictments and these will pro­ eral court order. ceed front tills point." Conner denied any know­ ledge of reports lint Hie cave N o Plans HOLLYWOOD (L'Pl) — Ed­ bad been transferred from Hu die Fisher suid Thursday hr JP court tu Circuit Court hehad no immrdiat* plans for cause "one of the defeiidums divorcing Ids wife, Elisabeth turned state's evidence." Steed's office a I Orlando Taylor, hut would not stand lit the way if she intend* to mar­ said he Is in court today and cannot lie reached until this ry lllt-hurd Burton. afternoon. The grand Jury last Monday Fatal Mishap DELAND ( UPI) — Howard returned true bills chargin': Smith, 17, of Pierson, appar­ ently shot nnd killed himself accidentally as he was on Ids way to pick up newspapers for his dally route Thursday, the sheriff* department reported. Polaris Missile Shift Expected conspiracy, bribery and grand Hammond and Alba T. Halt. surrendered themselves, post­ larceny against Ralph AiderThe four defendants appear­ ed bonds and w-rra released man. C. R. laiwdermilk, Hilly ed al the county jail Tuesday, pending a hearing on April IS. PROPERTY DEED tu tin old witter linu anil ita right of way was pre> xt'iitpii to Mayor Tom Mi-Dnmilit, (left) Weilniwlay by ACL officials, SupL L. A. Aiulurmtii, (tenter) and \V, T. Hensley, commercial agent, (right), (Herald Photo) ★ ★ Seminole Blvd. Pave ACL Donates Job Reborn Again Deed To City Thu paving of Suniiimlu lllvtl., thought two day* ago In Im< a dead project, wit* maidenly reborn late Thurmlay afternoon when Seminole Raceway with­ drew the Feb. I completion deadline and put up $18.()(Ml toward lite 82(1,-101) demanded by thu county to paiTicipalu in widening and lemnTncing the mail. Bulletin Counly Clerk Art BerkDestroyer O f Life? WASHINGTON (UPI) - A with said at mum today (hr LOS ANGELES (U PI) - A strategic shift was reported In x.’G,imi In rbrrk* had brrn scientist w a r n e d Thursday Hie works for llic Mediterran­ plaint in escrow but would that it is mnreivabla that mi­ ean today, with U. S. built tu- returned, lie said Hie croscopic life form* from an­ Jupiter rockets in Italy and SIN,(loti thrrk from thr rarrwa> Is not arrrplablr In other planet could ding to re­ Turkey to be replaced by Pol ari* missiles at sea. ils prrsrni form ami would turning space craft and de­ When Hie switch is made, it br returned to Hip rarestroy life on earth. 1* expected to be describ'd a- way. They will be required (o plare their money with furthering the Kennedy-Mac Waiting millan concept of s NATO Uassrlberry and that town ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — nuclear furce us outlined in Ibr will be requlrrd to put up A federal labor mediator wait­ agreement Hiry reached at the a rlirik In the full amount ed today for a chance ” to l-e ol SZG.ItMl before (be coun­ Nassau conference. useful" in a dispute in which No part of (he plan now be­ ly will proceed with (in­ 1,000 workers may walk out ing developed has been spelled road work. Counly Engineer on Hie Florida Eaat Coast out officially. As recently as William Husb explained that Railway Wednesday—and lose last summer Hie Defense De­ "to make it proper Ibr their jobs. partment denied that any agreement by the county withdrawal of Jupiter missiles must be with a municipali­ Hearings Over ty.” was contemplated. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The State Budget Commission ended hearings Thursday on a record {1.3 billion in requests fur the coming biennium, end Guv. Farris Bryant said the group will meet Feb. 6-fl to work on needed cutbacks. New applicants for home­ the household is required to stead exemption are urged to make application. Un Jan. 1 homestead exemp file now by Mrs. Mary Earle Seminole County Board of Walker, county tax assessor, Hun applications were mailed Realtors will meet Mondry at New home owners should to Unix* person* who applied •:30 pan- at tbe RUtaba Inn at Kern Park, Tho speaker take their recorded deed or fur exemption last year and will be E. Austin J a v a of Or­ agreement for deed to the tea still owned their property the lando, Important changes in assessor's office for the first first of 1863. Tangible and in­ board's business will be dls- application. In the case of tangible personal property re­ first application (he bead of turn forms also were mailed. The low ii of t’esK-lberry i-uily till, morning dc|H»itci| with fount) Clerk A i l BekHa 00(1 sliaro tint {lo o contingency fund along with tin- lluiewny'n click . CoifiUui'tioli is ex pec l I'd to begin immediately ami Hie county, which will furnish labor ami inuteriala, bus as-uied that the load will re­ main open to two-way tint fie at all times. The three way agreement between the llaeewuy, the town ami the county will cover the two mile stretch from llwy. 17-1*2 to Imku Dr, 7 lie 300 f o o l strip from Lake Dr. to the gate* la bring re­ paved hy Hie Itucewuy, E-timutvd lime limit fur doing Hie work, nice con­ stitution In-gills, ha* in-ell set at four days, willl {It, am i Tax Assessor Asks: H om esteaders: File Now Realtors Meet ★ These should bo returned be­ fore April 1. Mrs. Walker said Hie law provides that In order tu re­ ceive the benefit of the exemp­ tions allowed application must be filed earh year between Jan. 1 and April i and, in or­ der to avoid penalties, all tax returns must be filed by April 1. Hie Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Wednesday presented Hi* city with lli* deed to a water pipe line approximately two inilt-i long and a 15 font right of way to fco with It. Mayor Tom McDonald »eccptecl llic deed from railroad official', L. A. Anderson, as»islant superintendent, and W. T. Ilriislry, commercial agent. Appraised value of Hus lino and Ihe rigid of way lias been assessed at near $15,out). An­ derson said. Tin- line was llic original water line from the railroad's former pumping station in I ake Jena e, which served Hie old simps and the old passen­ ger station In Sanford, iio added. Tltc new station and shops were pul in use in (Jclubcr, JU5J UN Sets M ove Into Katanga EMSABKTIIVILLE, Katan­ ga. The Congo (U P I ) - U. V. forces prepared today to start moving intu the Katanm o stronghold of Kolweit on Hu- basis of an agreement with President Mo is o Tsiiombo. Herald Index Bridge Pago 7 Classified Page 8 & U Comic* ........... Page ti Dear Abhy „ Page 7 Fail lor Li ....... 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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 17, 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/e6de20ef07a57020ed082736dc9c8343.pdf 9a235248bbcd60ee2c908808258d4703 PDF Text Text Seminoies Seek Revenge In Action 91ft • a a fa r l Pairs 10 — Jan. 16, 1963 R rralh I Strikes . . . Spares B y John Hpolekl Gm , but did jroa ever h«v* so many different tournament* C «ln f at the tame time? Real fo o d once, too Locally, I b e 11 e v e our Charlee Muilc Co. Sunday Sweeper rank* with the beat throughout the entire atate. I only hope that more o f our "localites" take part In It again this coming Sunday. Remember, It's handicapped and la on an equal baeie to everyone regardleaa o f your average. Special recognition to Bill Ball o f the Sanford Manufac­ turing team In the City Lea­ gue for coming thru and win­ ning thla tourney two weeke ago. Squad times are at 1 p. m. and every hour and a half thereafter! A couple o f the fellows from the Jet Lanes team went down to ITalrvllla Lanee In Orlando thla past Sunday to compete in the C. 0 . B. P. A. Team Handicap Tournament. It only costs |4 per man and If your team Is one o f the top entrlea (It's handicapped), then your way and entry will be paid Into the Southcaetern Tourna­ m ent Lsat time to get In on it la this coming Saturday and Sunday. On the 90th o f the month, Saturday, Jet Lanes will be playing host to the Central Florida Monthly Claaale. AH o f the top bowlere throughout the entire atate will be on hand trying fo r the big prises. This la a scratch tournament but It's divided Into two cate­ gories . . . A— 174 average and up and. the B Division— 178 average and under. On the following day, Sun­ day, January 27th, wo'll again be the host. This time It’ll bo for the Junior Traveling Lea­ gue o f the Greater Orlando •res. The Jet Lanes entry Is mad* up o f young men who also bowl In our Saturday morning Junior League. I sincerely hope that we have a huge cruwd out there cheering for tiirm. It aUrta at 2 p. m. and It's free. Thera are some reul guixl young bowlara in this league. They're averaging well over the 170 mark. Remember, 20th A 27th of (Ills month. . . . Sweeper and Junior Traveling L f, Here's a not* from the pub­ licity direr lor of the Hanford Women’s Howling Association, llilu Stein. The o|*en meeting will lx* held Tuesday, January 22nd at • p. m. la the Amerlcnn Legion JIall on Highway 17U2. The City Association urges all bowlers to attend and help decide tournament date* and rule*. The "Door Prise" pre­ sented will cover all entry fee* for tournament and refreshmeats will be served. It think it's most Important that all o f you gal "keglerettas" plan now to attend this very important meeting. It'll be short In duration and NOW'S THK TIMB TO UK THERE AND HELP OUT. lie a doer end not a complainrr after It's all worked out! I understand that there are so many different teems want­ ing to enter Into oar largest league, Tuesday Night's Navy I n t r a m u r a l League, that there's a possibility of expand­ ing the league even pest the 20 tcama. There would be a second shift on the same night at 9 p. m. More on this later after checking it out with spe­ cial service*. If Old Santa la listening I surely hope that ha would pro­ vide me with about two ecuplea who'd make up the nuc* leu* o f a team Into tha Thurs­ day Nile Mixed I-eague. These fins folks have been having Juat a bit o f a problem and ara In real need of filling In a complete team. The lea­ gue bowl* at 0 p. m. on Thurs. If you’ra Interested, plea** give me a call at tha Ians*. A note to thla column from Shirley Martin tailing me that Etta Dorman ha* been named to the Legislative and Rule* Committee o f tha RWnA. Etta'll have a boa down her* at the lanes available for your signed changes to-the consti­ tution o f the association. Again, eom* mighty fin* bowling turned In by our "lo­ cal pros." Tony Rodrigues hammrrvd home a high series in the City League, 437—'Tony had game* of 210, 224 A 2031 Who rolls that much ball at Jet ImnesT Individual high waa that o f Lake Monro* Inn’s John Uhr with a 2381 I he Shooting Stare o f this same named league tide peat week were Betty Church with a 18.1 and Betty Allen and her 478. Hey, there were quite a few o f theso league cutles roll­ ing game* above 160. . . . Helen Altman 171 A !63| D. Anderson 100; Gene 1-ambert 160; Dot Johnson had games of 167 A 164; Peggy Pfltser shot a 173. Coma on John , . . look at those sheets agalnl What waa tha high game7 Ooops . . . 1 see whatcha mean! H|teclal spotlight on Ann GridIcy for her top* . , . 1861 That'll do It for thl* week. Ilcinvmher, Sunday Sweeper this Kunduy. And double In­ ti test on the 20th A 27th. Patronise your b o w l i n g sponsorl VAH-3 Leads Motor Loop VAII-3 Enlisted Wives, with a 39 26 score, lead* the Hol­ ler Motor Navy Wivee bow­ ling league. VAH-1 Tigers follow closely with 38 wins and 24 losses. VAH-t Officer Wives and NAM 7 D 1 are (led for third with 37-37, Clara llarbcr had high game with 189 and Lucie Mayers bad high series with 491. Tournament rules will be decided at a meeting Jan. 22 at 7:30 p. m. at the American Legioa. OVERLOOKED a ao By Alan Mover foorM A U scoot * AFC MCTSP FC* 7W * r AMfir r y to * A o r v n r/ rr M trr/ rr* rr% OA’AAMt'SCMOOC TgAMS OAPUPOfBM AaAM Ai. m m ero A i w A o t r c o A u a P t T fH r jm ir SAAFmUP At rrm A O ** BO n*. A ti* Locals Play Leesburg Tonight The Sanford Seminole* will be out for revenge to­ night when they face the Lcenburg Yellow Jacket* on the local court. Gome time is 8 p. m. O M A AtfXAOf. _ * * "to N D £ R !C n .£ N \ Ti #mo rt/roM rre 6 * £ A r r s r / * i* * < f *A o# * t A o st to w **ro ax M SXT £ W t f/ C A tP A t TNT API P A A xr AAA ★ ★ ★ OMi/ £/*r CXotcf o r m / fy .r / 7 * / ts , fo o ra x u % A A S H f A 7b r/ tt M / .A tfr s . M*0^ Bettors Have Field Day At Rich Jai-Alai Action OshiA>f*d *9 I m| FesAm— Fydv— Arratlbcl and Zubl surprised the bettors at the OrlandoSeminole Jal Alai fronton Monday night by bringing In a win worth the largest payoff this season for a win ticket. Playing out of the number alg position, the victorious duo jumped off with two points after (lie board showed them going off at 30-1 "dd*. Tbl« didn't bother Arratibef or Zubl because they moved right In on their next turn and ran out with five strslght counters. Arratlbcl also won the 11th In the matinee performance, this time with Agustin, al­ though their finish was not as spectacular as the evening performance win. Arcltio and Urtzar had to setUe for place position after Grand opening of Seminole leading most of Use way. The Park Raceway will be held 4-1 perfects paid a good $239.Friday night, Feb. 1. A nine- to. race program Is scheduled for • p.m. nightly (except Sunday) through April 2. The 62-nlght meeting will feature harnesi aud quarterBy Ualted Press International horse races. Mississippi Stale's homeLong a winter training cencourt Invincibility has wreck­ tar for trotters and pacers, the Casselberry plant has been ed Georgia Tech'e 11-game completely rebuilt, including winning streak, establishing coach Hsbe McCarthy's Bull­ a 2.500-seat grandstand and a 2,000-spacs concrcta parking dogs as top dog again in tho Southeastern Basketball Cpoarea. ference. W. D. (Red) Stroud, Missis­ sippi State's skinny barkcourt man who brat Georgia Tech with a last-second basket last Li’l Buggers stUI hold the year, scored 30 points In an l i ­ lead in the Jet Bowlerettes es rout over the Yellow Jac­ I-eague with 44 wins and IB kets Monday night at Starklosses. Cut 'n* Curl Is second ville, Miss. The loss knocked with 46-21 and Karns Insur­ Tech off the unbeaten list, leaving only top-ranked Cin­ ance third with 40-24. Jane Spolskl had high game cinnati, second ranked Loyola with 207 and Shirley Martin of Chicago and Niagara, rank­ took high scries honors with ed No. 18, on the major col­ lege perfect record list. 608. Raceway Opens Here Feb. t Unbeaten Tech Toppled, 81-69 Coach Ralph Stumpf said hie boys are primed to take Leesburg la retaliation for the two-point defeat when the Yellow Jackets downed the Seminolea 44-42 in the Christ­ mas tournament at Leesburg. "After defeating Wildwood last week,” the coach said, "we feel we are ready to take Leesburg tonight." Winter Park )e*<f» tUr cm ference with Apopka, DcLand and Sanford tied for second place. The Sanford Juniors will face the undefeated Lccshurg Juniors at 4:30 p.m. Stetson University will meet Rollins College at 8 p.m. Wed­ nesday at Uie Sanford high school court. / Sanford faces DeLsnd there Friday evening and Winter Park here Saturday evening. It's a week filled with bas­ ketball," seid Coach Slumpf. Bankers Topple Navy Cagers In (he Men's Daskctball League sponsored by the Rec­ reation and Parks Depart­ ment, Florida State Bank de­ feated VAH-3 by one point. The score was 58 67 with the men playing the closest game of the season. Cliff Laub scored a high of 22 points fur Florida Stale and Tim Grady scored 26 for VAH-3. VAH-11 won over the O. K. Tire learn 43 to 36 with Christ­ off scoring IB poinls for VAIIIt and Miller, 10 for the oppos­ ing team. Next game will be held at Sanford Junior High at 7 p.m. with VAH-3 vs. O. K. Tire and at 8:16 p.m. with VAIM1 and Marine Barrack*. Locals Trounce McCoy Golfers The Mayfair ’ Men's Golf Association thoroughly troun­ ced the men from McCoy Air Force Base In an Inter-City point tournament play at the Mayfair Country Club, with a 118 to 17 acore, Sunday. Winner In the A division, low gross was BUI Foulk with a 73, with H. Ring se­ cond with a 74. Low net was Coburn o f McCoy 69. and Frederick of McCoy, 71. B division winner, low gross was Bowman with a 74 and B. C. Hamilton, se­ cond gross of 71. Low net was F. Harrington with a 66 and F. Durto, second net with a 70. C Division winner was L. Zok. with a low gross of 82 and D. Sowell second with an 85. Low net was taken by Jernigan with a 70 and C. HelUley of McCcy with a 71. Team scores In A. Divi­ sion were as follows; Foulk and Spencer. 6tt v* Naisha and Foley, 214. Grier and Ring, 9, vs. Sweeney's Tightens' City Loop Standings Action In the City League last week waa pin-pointed on the match between Jet Lanes, the league leaders, and third place holders, Sweeney's. Action tn the Jet Lanes Taking full advantage of an All-Star League last week " o f f night for Jet Lanes, found John Zeuti having the and "Ac rAve.?.rr oC.ZL't'.lf'-f .pin* falling his way to the from the line-up, Sweeney's tune of a 039-series. John blasted the pins for a 4-0 had games of 206, 221 and sweep, the first Umo the 213. league leaders failed to take He also helped hi* team a singte point. w,n one game from the As a result of this loss, Handy Food store men. Jet Lanes' lead was cut to Woody Wilson also was only four points over 2nd having a good night. Woody place Lake 3tomo* Inn and started off with a dutch 200 five points over Sweeney's. game. This consists of all "C ap’n Paul" was top dog strikes and spares. He went for Sweeney's, leading the on with games of 213 and way like a good leader 100 to end up with a 011 ser­ should with a 213 650 scr­ ies for the Handy Food store ies. Beiircn's 236 647 was team. high in the futile effort by In other league action, Jet Lancs. Meador* Marine took all B4W Marine Service, firm­ three games from the Faust ly entrenched in the cellsr, Drugs trio lo move back In­ seems out to prove Uiat any to a tie for second place team in the league can be with Handy Food stores. Phil a threat. Although they only Roche was the high man took one point In their match, for Meadors with game* of they msosged to throw a 183, 181 and 194 for a 668 acare Into 2nd place Lake series. Don MacIntyre was Monroe Inn. Tony Rodriguez high man for Faust with a led the way for his team 634 series. and the league by hurling his The Betty Ann's trio man­ "big ball'' to the tune of a aged to salvage two games 637 series, good enough to from Sanford Dry Cleaners. take over 3rd high individual Neal Maxwell was the big series to dale. John Uhr's gun for Iho Belly Ann's with 238 was high single for Lake a 231 570 scries and Harold Monroe and Utc league, while Herbst was high for the Dry team mates Fox and DeCleaners with a 519 seriei. Palma contributed 201 and Then to finish the night 224 respectively. off the league-leading (earn Team No. 4. paced by of Larry'a Mart lat two duplicate 627'a by Smith and games to Fralley Concret. Haney, took a 3-1 win from Joe Wallace was high for Team No. 1. Schautteet’s 213 Frailey with a 211/649 series for Uie losera was the only while John Wright was high 200 game rolled in this for Larry's Start with a match. 629 scries. Sanford Mfg. Co. welcomed John Zeuli Bags Big 639 Series the "Gray Fox” back with open arm* after his two week lay-off, and showed their appreciation by sweep­ ing 4 points from Buddy's Auto. Bonnie Shoots For 2nd Straight With one feature victory in the bag, Lawrence B. Hughes' Bonnie Abbe will try to make It two straight tonight when she goes to the post in the ninth race, the evening's top attraction at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. In winning the main event Thursday Bonnie Abbe was clocked at a fast 31.21 sernnds and crossed the line a length■nd-a-half in front of last rea­ son's Inaugural winner, O. B.’ t D.D.T. The Oswald Brother*' veteran speedster Is also in the lineup and may turn the tables. Others running will be Pac Sac. Speed Beam. Texas Lace. Rapid Roy, Duke Drake and Rank Son. Cecil Austin's Texas Lace cannot be overlooked for she already has a grade B win to her credit. She won the eighth race Thursday, her first start since arriving here from Tampa. Fred Trcvlllion'e Pac Sac, who starred at Daytona, schooled here to three straight wins but has missed the mon­ ey in her two official outings. Tonight's tenth race will send grade B Greyhounds over the long 3/8lha mile course. Rockln Mnllie, Mystery Tamer and Joyce L. have already scored over the marathon route. NEW YORK (UPD—Unbeat­ en Loyola of Chicago ran its season record to 15-0 but lost ground today- In Its battle to overtake Cincinnati as the na­ tion'* No. 1 major college bas­ ketball team In the United Press International ratings. Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! I.KNUINE PORI) SPARK PLUGS 55 Ea. ALUMINUM MUFFLERS 1019 • 51 FORDS 1952 • 01 FORDS * 6 65 $994 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH NIGHTLY BOSTON (UP1)—The Green Bay Packers, the National Football League champions, today were voted the top pro­ fessional team of 1042 in the weekly sport■ editors' poll. Losing Ground GENUINE FORD LI’L Buggers Hold Loop Lead Top Team Franklin and Marine, o.| Tooke and Powell, 7‘ 4 v«. Saloca and Fredericks, l i t ; Hamilton and Cannell, 2>* vs. Coburn and Thomas, 6'4. Bradford and Weber, 71* ve. Langston and Crane 114. D Division teams; Sher­ wood and Msllczowskl, 7 v*. Burke and Pollock, 2; Hamil­ ton and Harrington. 9 vs. Brigham and Caperton. 8. Bowman and Durzo, 9 vs. Thomas and Whitaker, 0; Wester and Simas, 9. vs. Hurt and Wclman. 0; Good­ man and Krcusche 7, vs. Wynn and Nocnan, 2. C Division teams; Broons and Sowell, 9 vs. Waldron and Thacher. 0; Billups and Jernigan. 8 vs. Jackson and Hunt, l ; Yost and Duncan, 9 vs. T. llcltsley and C. Hellaley, 0. 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Six—most powerful truck S Chevrolet has ever bull if Standard in Series C80, optional et extra cost in $135. FA 2-071) Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 2-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-89M �. 0* ? Three Policemen Quit JFK Shuns Barge Canal WASHINGTON* (UPI) — President Kennedy naked Conpreas to approve nearly $25 million in pub­ lic works projects for Florida today but did not men­ tion the highly controversial Cross-Florida Purge Canal. The President asked Congress last year for i % ^ c i o 0* I 3** ■*> a ,'<• £ « • J* *• J ^ ( * •I » * Legislative Apportion Survey On $205,000 to complete planning the canal from the Gulf of I SEN. 1IETII JOHNSON, n member o f the Flori­ Mexico to the Atlantic ocean, da Legislature xinro and congress granted U only 1057 and Florida’a first after a bitter floor fight on woman senator will lie the last day of the session. the speaker at the an­ The commission c o u l d nua] DSA Banquet of spark an attempt by Florida congressmen to get Initial construction money w h e n they appear before the appro­ ★ ★ ★ priations committees. The president requested one construction start, the Can­ Memo to the Sanford Scmaveral Harbor Navigation pro­ inolc Development Co. What House Speaker Mallory ject for whiclt he asked $1,happened to Del-Mar? • • • Horne abruptly abandoned 500.000. His total Florida request of Chmtmaa lights being tak­ today a plan to Initiate a $2i,<M?,oon, included 1259.000 en down along First St. Let's “ self starter" petition to for investigations, $21,223,000 hops they don't wash 'em off force the Legislature Into a for construction, and $3,0G0,and put them up again next third special session on re- 000 for maintenance. year. Investigations requested by • • • apportion mrnL the administration Included: A CONVERSATION WITH Canal 13-Middl# River, $2.COUNTY ENGINEER BILL ★ ★ ★ 000; E c o n l o e k h a t e h e e BUSH. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — River, $20,000: Escambia Ri­ REPORTER: Well, t h a t House Speaker Mallory Horne ver, $20,000; Everglades Na­ raceway road la dead. tional Park. $75,000; IntraBUSH: Yea. the town of started a telephone poll of eoaatal Waterway, St. Marks Casielberry Just won't par­ legislators at 10 a. m. today River-Tampa Bay, $GO.OOO; ticipate to construct the road to get the necessary appro­ val to initiate a move t o , „Martin County. $40,000; Phil the way it should be built. C'rcek. $6,000; PithlacREPORTER: Well, inajbc force a third special session hascotee River. $11,000 San the county attorney can grt I to try to solve reapportionta Rosa Island-Sablne Bay, some advice from the attorney I ment. Horne is checking with 55 $15,000; and Tampa Harbor, general on what to do. Hillsboro Bay, $10,000. BUSH: Nothing Ervin can House members who signed Construction money was undated petitions at the close do about it. » • • of the futile November sc*- requested for Apalachicola River Channel improvement, Last month'a freeze starting I sion approving another ses­ $500,000; Bakers Haulover In­ to take effect on the county sion. If at least 27 of these let. $204,000; $204,000; Central and roads. Estimated damage feel the same way, Horne I from S10.0O0 to $15,000. Hard­ said lie will .lute the peti-1 Southern Florida. $14,000,000; est hit . . . Red Bug Rd.. Os­ lions and file them with the Intracoastal Waterway, Caceola Strip Rd. and the Long- secretary of state around looaahatchee River to An clote River, $950,000; Intra wood-Markham Rd. . . . Ice noon. coastal Waterway, Jackson­ Horne warned Tuesday he crystals forming under the wt>u!d give Gov. Farris Bry­ ville to Miami. $2,065,000 Mi­ surface. • • • ant until noon today to com­ ami Harbor, $1,500,000; reim­ bursement to Palm Beach Lake Mury Bisd. will be put plete a telephone poll of the County for Lake Worth Inlet Legislature on the 42-Mmator, in emergency repair status to South Lake, $9,000; and . . . Road is really breaking 144-rcprcscntatlve plan back­ Port Everglades Harbor, ed by Bryant. up and Bush will ask the Coun­ The speaker said that the 837J.OOO. ty Commission at their next ----------------meeting for immediate action. 1governor would probably not ! get enough backing for the i . • • • AO the county officials have plan, and warned If Brjant I N | | f I f j ) H j f c turned in their annual reports did not rail a session despite) i v l l a l W l l l l w but only Beckwith, Galloway the drawback, hr would take steps for a self-called meetand MDe had excess fees. ing of tlte lawmakers. • • • Horne was scheduled to; BERLIN (UPI) Soviet Cily Attorney Bill Hufchtaon Khnjllh. will file a motion this after­ meet this morning with mem- ,,rrmicr Nlkll, noon for dismissal on the ter­ ber* of Die House Appropria- chov ilu .rnat0|y brandishing mite c a s e involving Pete Hon* Committee, here for mfkcU |rv, olive branche*. budget hearings, and sold *•<*: roclsiced the pressure for a Knowles and the city. • • • would lie in close touch with (jrrm in p »lr r treaty today City will go ahead approving the otlicr House members in and indirectly denounced the warhke of Red pipeline company request . . . preparation for hi* move. He said he had a "self- china Maybe at the Jan. 28 meeting there won't be so many angry starter" petition ready to d o - ; Khrushchev opened the seliver to Secretary of Stale cond d of , hp Kast German ACL men in the room. Tom Adams at noon. The Communlrt part wllh , d ii. • • • Did you know that in most petition contained the requir play of verbal fireworks that of the Seminole schools kids [ed signature* of 20 per cent touched on nearly every Is­ sue of tiie East-West cold are using textbooks in science, of the Legislature. The signatures were col­ war. mathematics and social aludlected at the end of the abor­ He said die Soviet Union ies at least 10 years old . . . tive November special ses­ has a 109-megaton nuclear • • • sion. however. and Horne in­ bomb and implied it wtnjkl County Home being fixed dicated he would like lo re- lie used only on the United up. Work being done insulating j check with the signers to see State* if necessary. the furnace room. if the;' allll felt Hie same • • • "Such a bomb should not way. be used in Europe," he de­ Better get those reservations clared. in for the Chamber of Com­ "Such measures could only merce B a n q u e t Saturday be used outside Western night. Chamber being deluged Europe." with reservations and most of At the same time he called them from out-of-state. • • • WASHINGTON (U PI) — for a peaceful aolutioo of Seminole Farm Bureau gone President Kennedy will ask East-West problems. "W e do not want a king­ on record commending L'SDA ^Congress to extend the life of dom in heaven," he declared. action on reduced farm rates. the Civil Rights Commission. • • • In his budget message, Ken­ "We want a beautiful empire Niro guy Hank Tainm over nedy said be wanted the ex- on earth. . . "F o r that reason we act at city ball hit by the flu bug. tension to prrmit the rotnmisLet's hope Henry is resting sion "to continue its valuable with a sense of respondbility. up and working on his vacant contribution to our under- . We do not want wat. But if property reappraisal while standing of civil right* prob- one Is fo~ced on us we shall Icms." |hit back." in bed. • • • By LARRY VER-MIEL Memo to Harold Johnson: Once upon a time there ua* • franchise directive . . . In the merry ol’ land of . . . • • • I Bulletin Chinese Policy Rights Board Aid Sought > 1 .4 'A l *■ r asula Fires Fire Chief Want to see a college bas­ ketball game? Stetaon Uni­ versity and Rollins College play at the Seminole High Gym at 8 p in. tonight. Both good teams, and the action is A comprehensive education- the council members for the really fast and furious. • • • al program for members of teak o f drawing up future de­ Still no nominations for a the year-old East Central velopment plana. This latter young man of Seminole County F l o r i d a Regional Planning program it designed for com­ for the Distinguished Service rouneil was outlined Tuesday pletion and distribtion in mid­ Award or for the Young Farm­ er of the Year, U f a go . . . afternoon in a meeting at summer, Duyl* said, Douglas Stenstrom, Sanford deadline Is Thursday midnight. Mayfair Inn. In effect, the member* will attorney, will be moderator of Call the Jaycee office, • « • be "going to school" in a long- a panel discussion with con­ Jayct-cs will see how the tango achedulu designed to rd- sultant* representing various Druukometer used by the San­ urate them in any and all governmental agencies and in­ ford Police Dept, work* Thurs­ phases o f planning for the fu­ stitutions of higher learning. Serving on this panel with him day whes Lt. Ben Butler wiU ture for the six-county aro«. Chairman Claud# II. Wolfe, will be Dr. B- Q. Waddell, Inpm on a demonstration for the r'ub at toeir luncheon meet Orlando, named council mem­ dian Iliier county; F. B. burlag at th# Civic Center. Won­ ber* on two penal #ub-commlt- gulna, Orange county; Paul der who he'll uae for the deni- tee*, planning Director Robert Kirkpatrick, Osceola county, •i, Jl.ar Mere ai< 11, Doyle outlined the study j unit Ucui Cur.nii.ghara, Vol­ |program aimed at preparing |usia county. the Jaycees, to be held Jan. 26. She was twice voted one o f the 10 most outstanding house members by the Capitol Press Corps. North Orlando Mayor Frank Faaula today dismissed Councilman Bob "Stephenson na Village Fire Chief and accepted the conditional resignation o f three police officers. The action was taken during a sporial council meeting culled for 9:30 a.m. at the North Orlando Co. offices and lusted less than 20 minutes. Only after protest from Councilmen \V. W. Anderson and Stephenson that he had no authority to "dismiss any appointed and approved official" did the mayor term his action as a "suspension" and set a public hearing to be held nfter a 15 day period. The resignations o f Dave Tilaon, Michnel Crosby and Stephenson as po­ lice officers were included in a resolu­ tion o f complaint against Police Chief .lack Sutton. Included in the document were charges that Sutton "has been incom­ petent and derelict in the duties o f his office; that he has, in public, displayed conduct unbecoming a police officer in uniform and that he has in public vio­ lated the peace and dignity of the Vil­ © J tp lage of North Orlando." It stated that if "at the next regu­ lar or special council meeting, the coun­ cil fails to act on these compinints, then this document shnl! serve as formal resignation o f each for reasons cited herein." Copies o f the resolution. In addition to being relcnsod to to nrea newspapers, will be sent to Orlando Junior College President Morris Hale, to the Silver Creek Mining and Precision Co. and to a national magazine publication for chiefs of police. iip r a lit WEATHER: Cloudy and cool through Thursday. High today, 55-60. Low tonight, 40-54. UN Alerted Near Tshombe 'Stronghold' ELtSABETHVILE, Kitanga, The Congo (U P I)— UN troops kept alert near Kolwexl today pending proof that Prov­ incial P r e s i d e n t M o i t e Tshombe will carry out' hia agreement to end Katanga's secession. High UN military sourret said the troops, poised 43 miles northwest o f Jadotville, would continue their build-up. The Indian contingents could drive on K o l w e i i should Tihombo fail to bark bis words with actions. Kolwezl, a mining center and air base, is TthomLe’a lust Katangrse stronghold. While UN officials were hopeful that Tshombe would move fast to implement his agreement, they pointed out that several timea in the past ha made promlsea only to do an -almost immrdiata aboutface. The Katangese leader an­ nounced Tuesday In Kotwexl that he was ready to end Kat­ anga's secession, give the UN force freedom o f movement throughout the province, and return to Elitabethville to work out plans for reunifica­ tion with til# rest of the Congo. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire f l& W A ... BRIEFS Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 16, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 628 SR 4 2 7 Bid Letting About The Same WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Navy expect* employment at navy shipyards in fiscal ltnvt to remain about the same aa during this current fiscal year, which end* June 30. At White House NEW YORK (UPI) — French singer Yves .Montand, cn bis way to Washington to sing at the White House Jan. 18, arrived here from Paris Tuesday, "flattered" at Prov­ ident Kennedy'* Invitation. Forging Ahead LOME, Togo (U P!)—horni­ er Premier Nicola* Grunluky lorgcd ahead of two ri­ vals today In a bid to suc­ ceed asslnated President Sylvanui Olympic, Informed sources said. Expected By Fall-Avery The bid letting of State ing for the stretch of road Road 427—thia county'* No. between Altamonte Springs 1 secondary road priority l* and Longvrood. expected before Hie fall, The first phase of the proCounty Commission v i c e chairman James P. Avery In­ dicated today. Avery, as well a* County Engineer Bill Bush and Road Supt. J. C. Lavender met with SRD engineer* L. D. McCallum ami G. F. McKin­ ney today to discuss plann- i Ject—estimated at over $100,SRD engineer* said loday 000, will extend from SR 436 that planning of the second I lo Altamonte to SU 434 in phase of SR 436 from Hwy. i Longwood. 17 92 to Interstate 4 should be completed within 60 daya and then the SRD will pro­ ceed at « "fast pace" on SR 427." The SR 427 project has al­ ready been surveyed and a center line alignment con­ ducted, Avery added. Chamber One Punch Drive Termed Success Five men won $25 savings Commerce'* membership drive. bonds for "going over the top” Ilond* will be presented to Tuesday in Hit Chamber of Charles Tetenbaum, Sheriff J. I - Hobby, Jaek Wither, J. S. Real and John Kader for meet­ ★ ★ ★ ing their quota* In signing up Chamber members. NEW YORK (IT T ) — MoLAKELAND (U P D -lW id a Results still art being tab­ dcrniiation a n d expansion Citrus Mutual took ll*ue today ulated, according to Chamber costs for plants and facilities with the U. S. Department of manager John Krider, but “ we ol the nation's steel "ldm Agriculture's citrus estimate are very gratified at the num­ try were approximately $925 and slashed the estimated Va­ million in 1962, according lo lencia orange crop in half. A capacity crowd it antici­ ber of new member* being the American Iron and Steel pated when Gov. Farrla Bry­ signed up." Robert W. Rutledge, execu­ Member* o f tha winning ant addresses the annual din­ Institute. te r vice president, said Mu­ ner of the Seminole County team and their wives will be tual disagreed with USDA guests at a steak dinner. Tha forecast that the state would j Chamber of Commerce Satur­ winning team will be selected day- evening at the Mayfair WASHINGTON (UPI) produce 35 million boxes of when tabulation* are complet­ , Inn. Chief postal Inspector II. B. Valencias. ed. Montague warned elderly cltChamber Manager John Kri"Mutual believe* that the liens today that all manner Valencia harvest will be far dcr staled today that absolute of crooks are out to filth less than this forecast and on deadline for reservations will their money with schemes Dec. 19 estimated only alaiut be Thursday, lie added that ranging from land fraud to IX million boxes would be no reservations will be accept­ fake youth nostrums. ed after Thursday breause the harvested," Rutledge said. Ry United Preaa International number already haa reached He said the reasoning was Sub-aero temperatures clung ( near rapacity. based on the fart that about to the Midwest today nfter the WASHINGTON (UPI) — A 28-year-old Casselberry Special guests at the dinner mercury fell as far as 50 be­ Sen. Richard 1). Russell, (I) one-third of llie Valencia acre­ will be II. L. Hunt, of Dallaa, v.-oman was injured In a oneage is non-hearing, the lo»s in low in one o f the harshest cold Ga.), said loday he would Juice content will be very- Tcxaa, head of the IILII Pro- ear mishap on Dodd Road spells in 75 yrars. try lo block other major busi­ heavy in Valencias, some diieta processing plant which Tuesday. The early-morning readings ness temporarily while Use Tlie woman, identified by oranges will never pass slate will be formally opened Satur­ were nut quite so severe as 24 ' Senate h lied up In a lila-rday morning; Mr*. Hunt and Trooper J, L. Sikes as Onamaturity laws, the droppage hours earlier when the bitter al drive lo modify its anti­ rale of Valencias will Increase, ! other HLH Products official*. lee Tyrcll Corneilua, suffer­ arctic bluet came close to giv­ filibuster rule. ed from bruise* and abra­ and Hie Indian River area ing Milwaukee, Win., and Minsions in the accident. Sikes which escaped freeze damage neapnlii-St. Paul, Minn., their said she was going souUi on has only 10 per rent of the to­ coldest weather in history. MIAMI (UPI) — The Cuban Dodd Rd. when Hie car skid­ tal Valencia rrop. Already nearly 1(10 persons refugee center reported Tues- | ded and turned over. Rutledge laid that will) Ihr were dead since the huge frig­ day there were 105,(XX) Cuban i She was charged with speed end of the mid season orange id muss penetrated 48 tu tes. exiles living In south Florida. 1 too great for conditions. The Weather Bureau held An additional 55.01X1 refugees harvest in sight and with pro Damage to her vehicle was ressers planning lo use Va­ out hopa of warmer tempera­ from Communist Cuba have | A "freak” shooting accident estimated at $1,200. lencias in quantity within the tures from the Rocky Sloun- been resettled in around I.txxi left a Sanford Negro Tuesdny next few weeks, the industry tain region through the middle communities in the United in eritirnt rondition at Orange was vitally concerned with the and lower Mississippi Valley. State*. Memorial Hospital. amount of Valencia* that can Pollre said that Pete Knight, Them were rising tempera­ be harvested. ture* f o r a r a i l also from 1118 W. 10th Rt. was bit In th* Southern California to Geor­ TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) - I head with a bullet from a rifle New members o f th* Alta­ that was fired two blocks monte Spring* Town Council, Former House Speaker Wil- i gialiain Chappell of Ocala was • DETROIT (U P I)— llelirop- away. Gene Stephenson ami Stuart Chief Ruy William* explain­ Fritrh, will lie instulled at to­ appointed today to a national le a operating in Viet Nan committee working for adop­ me living equipped with arm­ ed a weapon fell to the ground, day'* 8 p. m. meeting In the The Wckiva Springs Volun­ tion of constitutional change*, or plating to protect them fired, and th* bullet traveled Town Hall. Stephenson will represent teer Fire Dept, will meet at to preserve states r i g h t s from Communist guerrillas, two blocks, entering a plate federal encroach- Muj. Gen. Alden K. Sibley glass window hitting Knight Ward 3 and Fritch will repre­ the Bear Lake Elementary against in Hie head. snid Tuesday. ment* sent Ward 4. school today at 7:30 p in. Plants Modernize Citrus Estimates Not In Accord Capacity Crowd For BanquetSeen Elderly Warned Freezing Temps Rack Midwest Woman Hurt As Car Skids Block Vote Exiles Report Negro Shot In Freak Mishap Councilmen To Be Installed Chappell Named Protection Meet Set Crisis Not Ended-Caslro • MIAMI (U PI) - C u b a n Prime Minister Fide! Castro fell Into step with Red China'* hard line loday and urged rev­ olutionaries throughout Latin America to "hurl tha znaasea Into combat." "That Is the duty of revolu­ tionary leaders . . he said. "That la what they did In Al­ giers and what the Communist patriots art doing in South Viet N«m . . . Thet la what we did too." The bearded Cuban leader, in a speech broadcast by Ha­ vana Radio, said that as far as he is concerned the Carv ibbran rrisia haa not ended. Although Castro did not name the Soviet Union or Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev, he assailed unidentified "critic*" in a way that described Mos­ cow and its policy of "peace­ ful cocxlatencc." Collier Named CLEVELAND, Ohio (U P D Blanton Collier was named head coach of Hie Cleveland Drowns today, succeeding Paul Brown wito was fired • week ago. Herald Index nridge Tag# * Classified .. Page 8-A Com Ira - Page 2-A Pago 9 Dear Alihy ... Editorial ...... . Page t-A Entertainment I’*K« • lo-gala „ Paga 0-10 * 2-A Puzzle .......... Page 2-A Society ....____.... Page 8 Sports ...... - Pag# t It's Back To School For Regional Planners This panel sub-committee utive director, Board o f Con­ will sit Jan. 81 and Feb. 1 at trol; OH* Trimble, Florida De­ lit* San Juan hotel in Orlando. velopment Commission; C. II. Although not a public session, Coulter, Florida Doan! of For­ the discussion will be open to estry; Dr. Albert C. Hardy, representative* o f r o u n t y , assistant state health officer. John Wakefltld, Southwest municipal, atato and other gov­ Florida Water Alanagement ernmental agencies. Doyle reported that appear­ district; Olin C. Lewi*, U. S. ing before the panel will be Department o f Agriculture, aoil conservation service; Dr. th* following: Doyle E. Conner, commis­ John N. Webb, profeasor of sioner o f th* State Depart­ tconomics, and Dr. Ernest K. ment o f Agriculture; G. E. Bartley, professor o f political Dali Jr., execuUvo director of science, University of Florida; the Central and S o u t h a r n Dr, Charle* 51. Grigg, profes­ Florida Flood Control district; sor of sociology, Florida Slate Col. H. W. Tarklngtou, slat* University; Dr. J. OIU* Ed­ director of the Civil Defense munds, president of Stetson council; J. B. Culpepper, exec­ jUnivarsily; T. A . Weybaz, dean o f engineering college. University o f Miami; If. E. Wallace, Florida Gam* and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Ami representatives of the Board of Conservation, Intern­ al Improvement Fund, Board of Parks and Historic Memorlala, State Road department. Turnpike authority, Canal Au­ thority of Florida, and Rollina College. Planning specialists w i l l work wiUt a second panel sub­ committee, commencing next month, Wolf* stated. Un thia ■ a c o n d sub-committee are Merrill P. Barber, Indian Riv­ er rounty, moderator; Donald E. Thompson, Brevard county; Dean Downs, Orange rounty; William Wallis, Osceola coun­ ty; C. 8. I.ee. .Seminole county, and William E. Owens, Vousia county. Doyle explained that Invita­ tions have been extended to work with th* subcommittee to specialists in population analysis and forecasting, eco­ nomic analysis o f land use, community design, transporta­ tion, rssidanUaJ development, commercial and Industrial de­ velopment, open apace and recreation facuiUea, regional fadlitiee eucb aa educational, cultural and apedal; land de­ velopment control* and gen­ eral p burning. These speclaiats, Doyle stat­ ed, will coni* from throughout th* United States for a twoday program next m o n t h . They will meet with Hie panel members In Orlando, have a briefing at Cape Canaveral and a flight over the alx-county area. Then, In May, Doyle contin­ ued, the** specialists will re­ turn for n aeaalon with panel member* at Daytona Beach. At that maeUng tha apeclalista will present their evalua­ tions of their studies mad* in February. From aU information gained by th* two sub-committees they will prepare a develop- ment program for the aix counties. Council members Tuesday votetf not to endorse proposals by any groups for development until it ha* completed its ov­ erall planning program during th* mid-aummtr. Wolf* announced name* o f military liaison officer* desig­ nated to work with tho coun­ cil, a* follows; Cdr. Tbomaa L Conder, San­ ford NA8; Col. Joaeph L. Cara jib* 11, Patrick AFB; CoL B. K. Ruloph, CoL Willard A. Fountain and Maj. Gordon K. Mono, Orlando AFB, and Maj. Russell W. Layton, McCoy AFB. y 7 kl , PT �1 f Boost Vocational A id . Board Told . ' \ An iocreaae Iff vocation*! training and a more compre­ hensive program o f tradeachool couraca and apprenticeemployment la being urged for Seminole County by mem­ ber! of the Juvenile Council. Letter* were aent Tuesday to membera of the achool board recommending that they evaluate the county'* need for "an all incluilve roc*, tlonal program." The letter* were algned by officer! of the Council. The action wai undertaken ffhr Ganforh after members of the Juven­ ile Council, meeting In quart* erly session, reported that one o f the greatest needs of youth of the county la for productive employment. "Up to a few years ago, the need for this type of edu­ cational program has been minor, because tlie county has been predominantly agri­ cultural," John Angel, presi­ dent of the Juvenile Council said. “ However,” lie added, "the economic growth and rising population has steadily in- creaaed the need for a man­ ual training program which will fit youths for productive employment." "Many young citizens of Seminole County are aimless* ly wandering about our com* munlty seeking employment with no semblance of voca­ tional background," the let­ ter states. "The young peo­ ple of particular Interest to our organisation are those who have dropped from the school system with the hope of procuring immediate and permanent employment." Because of their tender years and Inexperience, their desires arc ra:cly fulfilled," tlie letter reads. Statistics from national school records show that about 40 percent of students drop out before completing high school, and the number of dropouts in this county has already reached the 100 mark this ear, Angel pointed out. "These youngster* are handicapped from the atart by their lack of skills and experience," he said. The Council m e m b e r * igioed that a stepped-up pro gram of training in the man­ ual trades would better pre­ pare this segment of tlie population for earning a rea­ sonable living. ' ‘ ‘ Let’ * be realistic," Angel said. "Less than a quarter of todays students will con­ tinue academic studies to­ ward professional careers.” “ This leaves a tremendous number of youthful job-seek­ ers—both drop-outs and high school graduates, who are illprepared to earn their way in the highly competitive soclety of today." "A more realiatic and pra­ ctical approach to providing actual job-training for these members of the community is Imperative," the Council president added. “ Our organization is con­ vinced, following much con­ sideration of the subject, “ that such a program ia im­ mediately necessary to fill a dangerous void in our currlculum,” the Juvenile Council's letter to the achool board atattd. Nationwide Strikes Idle Hundreds Of Thousands An administration official hinted et possible W h i t e House intervention In th* wa­ terfront strike which paralyz­ ed shipping from Mairw to Texas. Hie 1,600 member* of the Transport Worker* U n i o n AFLCIO, struck agelnet the Philadelphia Transportation Co. over management'* insis­ tence on eliminating a “ nola y o ff' clause which permits dismissal only for incompt* tenet. Th# strikers operate bus, trolley and subway-elevated lines. A factfinding committee o f three federal circuit judges bowed out of the dispute and said It believed it xiuld Memorial Held For Sundvall Pink Ladies To Be Honored Memorial services were held Monday at 11 a. m. at th# Naval Air 8tatk>n Chapel for Chief Hahild R. S u n d v a l l , ADC o f Sanford, a veteran o f St yean service In the U. 8 . Navy. Chief Sundvall waa loat when th* Navy plan* In whkh he flaw aa third crewman dlaappearad In th* Madlterrantan Sea, Dec. gflth. The plane, which wag attached to VAH-I, waa operating at aa* aboard L-*Ui th* UBS Purr#*taL;*Unabl. to tend heesuae o f waa(her eon* dltiena, the plana waa ordered to proceed to the Island o f Sardinia, but it ntver arrived and la praaamad to havt crash­ ed at sea. Chief Sundvall, known to hla frlenda aa “ Sunny,” made hi* home at 1802 Rose Way In Sanford for the past six ytars, with hla wlf* and five suns. He was a past president uf the Fleet Reserve, a past Scout­ master of Troup 244, active In the LltUa League* and in Uie Sea Scout*. Ha waa born In Stratton, Ontario, Canada, Feb. 6th, 1022 and joined the Navy in Mlnntapulia, Minn. In 1041. Chief Sundvall la aurvlvad by hla wife, Marl* and five auns, Harold, Donald, William, Gary and Timothy, all o f San* furd. Other aurvlvora Include hie parent*, Mr. and Mra. Herman Sundvall of Cambridge, Minn.; iva brother*, Jim, atatlonad rlth VAll-0 In Sanford; Mar­ vin o f Zenith, Waah.; Loren of Laa Vegs*i N*v.| Roy and Rogar of Cambrldga; ona alater, Mrs. Mavia Major o f Ramacy, N. J. Services were conducted by Chaplain Hubert Deal of the Naval Air Station and Rev. Herbert Goers* o f Uia Luth­ eran Church of tha lUdaemsr. S Member* of the Pink Ladies, Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, will be guatte of the hospital trustees at an annual luncheon to be held at the Mayfair Inn, Saturday at 1 pm . The luncheon will be pro­ ceeded by (he yearly business meeting, at noon which will be highlighted by tha annual reports df all the commlttles o f the group. Recognition of the work of the members and committees, the presentation of pins and plaques for hours worked will take place at the luncheon. Chairman of the board of hospital trustees, A. B. Peter­ son Sr., will address the ladies. Other official guests will In­ clude the other trustees, Ad­ ministrator Robert licsscrcr ami Chief of Staff, Dr. John Morgen- Fronton To Aid Local Eye Bank The Lions Clubs of Sanford and Casselberry and t h e Ladies Auxiliary of the Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital are sponsoring a benefit f o r SHEBA, the Seminole HoipiUI Eye Bank Association at the (ronton on the evening of Jan. 22. TIi* proceeds of the even­ ing ere to be given to the North Florida Eya Bank As­ sociation. The tickets are for th* reserved seat section end may be obtained from Me Reynolds Drug Store, Faust Drugs, tha Hospitality Shop at Seminole Memorial Hospital all In Sanford. serve "n o useful purpose." Leaders o f the Transit Workers Union were to meet today in Kansas City to de­ cide whether to call a strike. Gov. John Dalton seized the transit company when work­ ers struck 14 months ago, but the Missouri Supreme Court freed th# firm Tuesday. The union has rejected a company offer of a wage In­ crease of IS-ccnU an hour. Asst. Secretary of Labor James Reynolds told negotUtors for striking longshore­ men end the New York Ship­ ping Association that he will ask President Kennedy to take action unless there Is "substsntUl progress'' In ne­ gotiations today. Tlie longshoremen walked off the job 24 days ago tha moment an IO-dsy TBft-llarttey "cooling o f f ' period end­ ed. Must of lim 100,000 out of work are longshoremen, but other* are truckera and sea­ men who refuse to ernes pic­ ket lines. Shippers estimate the strike already has cost 1600 mil­ lion. In New Orleans, La., tlie New Orleans Steamship As­ sociation filed charges against six Intern, linos l Longshore­ men's Association Meals. The shippers accused the locals of refusing to bargain In good faith. A local president den­ ied the charge. CUy official! said 79 cenU of every New Orleans doUsr comet from port operations and an extended strike would mean economic disaster. The longshoremen have de­ manded a SS-ceut hourly package increase. They have been offered a 23 cent hourly package. Eight newspaper* hav shut down and a ninth has sus­ pended publication In New York. Bertram A. Power*, head of an International Ty­ pographical Union local, ltd newspaper striker* and sym­ pathizers in picketing New York Times offices. Cleveland Mayor Ralph Lorher said "significant re­ sults" came from talk* be­ tween tha Newspaper Guild and tlie publishers of the morning Plate Dealer and afternoon Pres*. Progress al­ so was reported in talk* Tuesday Involving th* Teamstere, who went on strike Nov. 29, one day before the Guild. Member* of nine unions m id* plana to start publish­ ing a newspaper five Umee weekly atarting Monday. B go, IS. w 1 ill HAPPY SMILES wreath tha fuc«a uf them Indies ire they couUmiplat# the boost for th# Sarnpta Horn# Fund represented by the $184 collected on Sarppta Tag Day, From Ileft are Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr., presi­ ley, Saturday. Sat | dent of the Sanford Woman's Club who sponsored the drive; Mra. Taamar Braden, assistant administrator of the horns; and Mrs. C. R. Sims, T or Day chairman. The money was collected hy boys and girls of DeMolay and Rainbow. (Herald Photo) Your ' Choice ijn ijH p w ? TOO 100 Extra Plaid Stamp* With this coupon and purchase o f 15.00 or more. M , Redeemable only at AAI' Store* “ giving Plaid fttemps In Florida, Georgia end South Carolina. Limit on* coupon per adult customer. Jax. 1-19-83 Coupon good through January If. F A VIEW o f new Alix Of Miami Plant 5 =*| 99 (1 . Lb. Pkg. 49c) |i "Super - Right” Small, Lean SPARE RIBS I lb. 49c “ Super • Right” FRESHLY GRD.BEEF 3 lbs. $1.39 ite j£ i |J| m msHSHSHJSisii astteisi Freah, CrUp Lettuce head 19c Anjou Special! June P a rk er L em on o r I Crinp Pies * 39 Jan* Parker Gold or Marble Carrots 2 lb. bags 19c Ga. Red 49c Potatoes 10 lbs. 29c 2/29c PURE STRAWBERRY SPECIAL! PR ESER VES ALL IS IN tip-top Hha|>e at the now Alix of Miami plant on Hwy. 17*92 an tlie compuny moved into its new offices this week. From the left, Vicki PJo, Hupervieor; Connie Curlnle, plant manager and David Misonznlck, comptroller start unpacking office equipment at the plant. (Herald Photo) I “ 29c Eastern WHITE Hulk Jane Barker Knrirhed Sliced 14-Os. leaves White Bread S Lb*. Sweet Potatoes Reg. 69c Pound Cake SULTANA 2 lbs. 29c Pears Blackberry 2 Lb. Jar * [ C W ^ / nOW-AU BUBS® W l* ® ® * * ® " 100KI new Wife Worse Than Reds-Powers MILLEDUEV1LLE, Ga. (UP1) — Former U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers told a divorce court Tuesday (hat hi* wife was sn habitual drunk who sent him "rh rsp " Sanford Rotary To Observe. Magazine Week The Sanford Rutary club wilt Join with othera o f the 11,400 elubs around th* world In obsrrvanc* o f Rotary Magatlna Week, Jan. 20-26. It will -be a tribute to the internation­ al service organization*' magailne, Th* Rotarian, that 1* widely read and often quoted. Th* Rotarian is printed in English and 8pnnlsh and in addition tu the members of Rulary the euliscriptlun list includes the city and high achoul here. In addition to keeping those on ti,e club rollers Informed on "what guvs on in Rotary,” the monthly periodical con­ tain* many highly-praieed ar­ ticle* on countries, scientific developments, and information in tlie fields of economics and In the anniversary numtwr just released arc aubjecta such as "Frauen's Economic Mir­ acle" by Itene I-eCisr, “ Mining The Universe," dealing with apace exploration and editor Karl K. Kruger's “ N'rw Day Fur Tha Navajo*,'' reciting tii* ecuiiumir progress uf this once slothful Indi >n tribe. lien Wiggins l* president of Uie Sanford Rotary Club, and the January programs are un­ der Tom McDonald's super­ vision. \ I p lO O sociology. ;; r ib s Pnpe 2— Wed. Jan. 16, ’63 Izrail) Halted r im International More than 100,000 workers were Idled across the land to­ day by transit, waterfront, newspaper and other strikes. Millions of persons wera af­ fected. A million Philadelphia com­ muter* had to find other mean* o f transportation. In Kaniai City, Mo., 100,000 bus riders faced a possible strike. Hundreds of thousands of person* still were without a local newspaper to read—te New York, after 40 days and in Cleveland, after 4T days. WITH magsiines in a Soviet prison and neglected him to suefa an extent that “ even the Rus­ sians got worried." Attractive Barbara Gay Powers countered that im­ prisonment had left bar hus­ band a changed men, "void of all feeling" except bitter­ ness toward her. “ All he wants is hit money," site fob­ bed. A Jury of is married men was expected to receive the case today and decide whi­ ther the si-year-old pilot, whose aborUve reconnais­ sance (light over Russia to 19*0 sparked an International controversy, must pay hla wlf* alimony. Powers, 31, petltlooed lor divorce from his wife at sight years last August, seven months after hla release from prison in exchange for Soviet spy Rudolph Abel. He had served 2U months at a 10-year sentence for espionage. Pow­ ers charged his wile was ha­ bitually drunk and abusive. Mrs. Powers, 28, filed a counteriuit, charging ( h a t Powera tuted to treat bar Ilka an average American housewife. The handsome, soft spoken Powers, whose testimony at times brought applause from spectators In th* packed court room, said bs went a* lung as 43 days without a letter from his wife while in prison. She was so delinquent in her writing, he aald, that it be­ came a matter of concern to both American and Russian officials in Moscow. He said he received several packages from his wife but some contained such "cheap magazines" that he had to request other reading matter. "The only person who ever mistreated me while I was In prison to Russia was my wife, Barbara." Powers aald. Meat School Set Thursday Home Demonstration Club members will meet Tbureday for a meat achool under the Instruction at Dr. Robert L. Reddish o f the University at Florida. Tlie meeting will be at the Home Demonstration Build­ ing between 9:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. and those attend­ ing will bring sack lunches. Dr. Reddish 1* the Asso­ ciate meat specialist In the agriculture extension servlet. Ha will show different cuts, carving* ami grades at meal and instruct on tlie buying of meat tor the family. The meat school is open to the public. IIEAUTY YOU GET CHAIN FLU 8 BOTH LINK PROTECTION WITH or A MOORE REDWOOD FENCE Wbol* nr Sliced • 1-Lb. Can ECONOMY • MOORE QUALITY MOORE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES Edge Stump* Fur Caah With Order MOORE FENCE CO., Inc. 300 HU HWY 17-12 CALL COLLECT CASSELBERRY 838-1331 i f A&P Beets 46 - Os. Can if A&P Tomato Juice 1-Lb. Can Helve* or Sliced - 29-Os. Can ★ A&P Sauerkraut 1-Lb. Can if Iona Peaches i f Iona Green Peas 20-Os. Can 20-0s. 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Jan. 16. ’63—Page 8 i W-D Value Trim Saves You Money . . Compare 7* I Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thurs., Jan. 17 thru Sat.. Jan. 19. 1963 W t*N 01*11 IIO S II INC ----- C O N I i a N t You naver gay for oxc a n fat, bono or wait# at W inn-Dixie. W-D Brand Beef i* cloietrimmed before H'i weighed and priced. You take home mare forty, tender beef per pound. Compare. You'll agree W-D Beef ii your beet buy. IDAHO VALLCY Frozen French Fries M H U IIt lb. I • TH AT ANY WINN-DIXIE $ Cl i i m T T 'l I ( ri'l'T C C l'i'C fri * r State Road Loss Soars To Record % Mid-Florida Skating A» m>eiatiun holds the first Dance and Figure Competition of the 1903 season Sunday. More than I00 roller skaterr from Tampa, St. Peters­ burg, Clearwater, and Fern Park will take part in a competition from 4:30 to 7:30 p. m. at the Skate City Roll­ er Itink in Fern Park. According to Bill Myers, president of Mkl - Florida Skating Association, the Com­ petition will consirt of Roller Dances, which Included; the Collegiate; Border Blues; and California Swing, and tiro Figure Event*; SB; 8B; and 36A; which are presc'ibcd routines. Trophies will be awarded to tiro first three, place winners in all division*. Highlighting the affair will be the presentation of the High Point Challenge Plaque to the club having the high­ est total of points in all avents. Skate City Roller Dance ami Figure Club members participating include: Jo Ann Drug. Fran Krug, Joe Krug. Walter Salfield, Barbara Payne, Pam llullctc, George Johnson, Sharon Tucker. Iola Raub, Michele Dc Faxio, Gene Uraddock, G e n e Till­ man. Maiie Allen. Gail Net*band, Fred Dclmel, Scott Barnett, Carroll Watson, Mary Margaret Cohen, Carolyn Co­ hen, LI* Cohen, Sussic Pernpck. Judy Iladlock, Eddie Haldock, Carole Dowd, Sam Kinney, TVim Veitch, Billie Jo Barnett, Bea Savareac, and Debbie Perkins. The Skate City contingent has been trained and instructrd by Professional Kenny Perkins. Ollier clubs taking part are Gay Way Palace-Clearwutcr, Boll Arena-Tampa. and Gay Bladcs-St. Petersburg. The meet is open to the general public, free of charge, with a cordial invitation from the Mid-Florida Skating Asso­ ciation rxtrnded. Skate City is located north of Maitland just off Hl-way 17-93 on the Dog Track Road. TWO Phil, RICH • FNOUN • O O O THRU a • I a a Lb. ARMS PIMENTO I4 -o r. Pkg. jXTRA LEAN BEEF 1-Lb. Cup OLD FASHIONED DAISY Lb. H P Shortening » 49/ 59/ Dry M ilk Corned Beef 39/ 39/ Preserves 25/ Catsup 2 35/ Fancy Rice Sandwiches * 39/ C h iliB e a n s 29/ THRIFTY MAID INSTANT . . Sava 20$ Malta* 12 Quart* Sava 10$ a Caa VAN CAMP 12-oz. Pkg. 12-oi. Boll*. DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN . . Sava 8$ Each h Giant Box 3-Lb. Pkg. Sava 11$ CRACKIN’ GOOD BIG 40 FAMILY CREAA DETERGENT Giant Isa Limit I with $5 00 food ordei. HORMEL . . Sava 4$ Each Supper Set ^ 1-Lb. Can COFFEE doz. ____ _______ ____ MORTON FROZEN . . Apgh, Chatty, Pooch, Coconut Family Sia* DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN 10-ox. * Pkgs. DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN WHOLE 10-oz. t Pkg*. DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN SPECKLED DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN FRENCH or REG. CUT 10-oz * U R G E HEADS j r + « » •* CAULIFLOW ER EA. 4 G Yellow Onion* 98, J r Lim it I with $ 5 .0 0 order or more. SN O W RALL _ f Parkay Margariat h. U* ^ GET FREE GIFTS FASTER WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS Sava 1$ JB ? A f t Maxwell II House 7 8 / -'ft! Chkhwi, Boo#, Torbay M eat Pies . 6 ‘ ~’1 Fish Sticks . 3 as ‘1. Fruit Pies 29/ Blackeyes. 5 1 Baby O kra 5 1 Butterbeans 5 ss '1 Gr. Beans 5 1 II Sava 21$ FOOD TASTE O' SEA FROZEN GRADE "A " FRESH F L A . ^ b ‘ Lim it one with $5 00 order or more. Alt B. 1 * Strati M ORTON FROZEN SUPERBRAND A stor Coffee % V FROZEN f/ LAR G E EGGS \ ! COFFEE SALE Sere 21* 10-ot. JAR LB. PKG. ASTOR Poly-Unsatoratod • Sava 14$ Lim it I with $5. food order B DETERGENT INSTANT « LU/D THRIFTY MAID . . Sava 6$ Each . . Limit 2 with food ordar. ^ TV EXTRA lIraki ......... *XTRA e a n FRESH SUPERBRAND COTTAGE Cheese Cheese P 24-ei. Jar ! s 39/ | Beef Plate Stew 59/ Boneless Stew 29- Ground B e e f. 5 49/ DEEP SOUTH STRAWBERRY . . Sava 10$ Rack Marvin J. Itublfs, .Sanford, Modern Woodmen d i s t r i c t manager for the local arm, bus returned from Pittsburgh. !*«., where he joined more than 110 leudiiig agents nnd state managers nt a regional sales meeting of the life in­ ™ surance society. The meeting, which lasted from January 3 thlough Jan­ uary 4, was also attended by s group of officials from the Modern Woodmen home office in Rock Island, III., including the society's president, T. \V. Cheney. . . GROUPER FILLET B u sin e « £ & Briefs W Astor Instant i) U>. sh o rt W fc s I l H . V t'i f {<('(•( I i f * T f ' l ' m m Sausage^ 39/ •a O i t f y l? c a l o r ie s to th e s p o o n f u l ItN tU R T A T A N Y W IN N -D IX IE Hams 4 Bologna “39/ Steak 10'”! . New people in town look at Hi raid Ad*. Re sure jou r bu*inr»* 1* represented with attractive advertisement*. Call FA 2-M12. Roast . Chocolete Eclairs IB S addition* to tlio death total CAN ns the yenr wears on, The number killed in 1902 BRAU N SCH W EIG ER or JUM BO CH U N K outstripped the previous yenr by 139 persons nt nn econo­ mic loss o f $2I,U3U,000. Economic losses are now calculated nt $170,000 per CHO PPED, SHAPED , CUBED BEEF person which takes into ac­ count all costs connected with dcuth-deuling automobile IfRtl 2$ STAMPS WITH PURCHASI) crash, medical, burial and SUNNYLAND HOT or MILD PORK other expenses mid less o f po­ tential earning power. The number injured allowed a aixable increase also over the previous year when drivers banged tin, steel, highIKiwercd automobiles nnd poor judgment together at a re­ cord rate. GOLD M EDAL “ Lust yenr was a deadly PLAIN or SELF-RISING year on our highways," said Comdr. 11. N. Kirkman nnd continued "1003 can go either way — it is up to YOU the driver. " I f we drive with sensible reasoning and give a little, instead c f demanding nnd taking what we call our rights on the highways, we can bring down the figure— if not, the total for this year eould go even higher than lust," Kirkman warned. The Auxiliary o f the De­ nary Volunteer File Dept, will iponsor a covered dish supper at 6 p. m. today in the Dellury Fire Hull. CHUCK £ a SO Free Tor Valie Sheer W ITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF . TALLAHASSEE — The economic loss on Flori­ da highways soared to a record $226,'950,000 last year. And the final figures arc not all in. Thu death and injury score stood at 1,335 dead S W IF T PREM IUM BONELESS CAN N ED and 61,97-1 injured as o f January 8, but there will be Skate Meet Set For Rink In Fern Park H in rjs iir m m S te a k S te a k S te a k s T-BONE WITH THIS COUPON AMD PJRCIiASi OF TM NU Beef Co“W Be So lb. 50 Free Top Value Stamps BOOO , C U T ROUND u'.u, Two i l l i U>. ----- t i l l SEA SPIUTE— Music McHugh o f Detroit, Mich., frolic# along the sandy beach on Hawaii’s island o f Maui. .. J V Swoet Pototoe• 3 lbs. 25* 4 lbs. 49* WINN-DIXIE 1414 F m c h A v i a n a �♦ I Maxwell House COFFEE 1 lb. Tin Limit 1 With $5 Or More Order G O LD M E D A L FLOUR Limit 1 With $5 Or More Order 24 Oz. B tls. Argo Catsup Fresh Fla. SHURFINE ALL-VEGETABLE S H O R TEN IN G GRADE A URGE DOZ. 12 OZ. CAN VAN CAMP C O RNED B EEF 24 OZ. 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Ware, NAS Commanding Officer, hlda him fare­ well after reading the aeperation ordcra. 11)0.1 Telephone veloptnenta and pay* tribute Almanac ia o ff Uia prenea to l'J types o r telephone users whose occuputlnns are vital and ia being dlatrlbufed in to today’s life, Hhedden noted. Sanford, Southern Hall Man­ Tho flis l Telephone Al­ ager Sob Shcddrn aaid today. manac was published in 1MJ Coplea may bo obtained by and lius been Widely popular with telephone users through­ vlalting tho Udcphuna com­ out tho South. pany officea locatiNi at 118 S. Palmetto Ave., Hhedden raid. The new orange • colored coplea contain HU page* o f uaeful Information and picturca with calendars showing annlveraary datea o f histori­ cal eventa, table* on tha aun and moon and facta about the atara, tha planeta and aigna of the /cdlac. Tha new almanac also in­ cludes facta al>out telephone* and allied communlcatlona doThe II new Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! 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Collier's appointment Is ex­ pected to climax a week of •peculation after Ute stunning announcement last Wednes­ day by Drowns president Ar­ thur D. Modcll that Drown was fired. Day Ilenfro, the Drowns' veteran flanker back, said Tuesday night that Collier already has agreed to suc­ ceed Drown, Ilenfro said he received a long-distance tele­ phone call from Ilernie Par­ rish, tho team's player re­ presentative, advising him that Collier signed the con­ tract Monday. Mudcll, who earlier called the firing "a simple reorgan­ ization," admitted Tuesday It was motivated by a threated "early retirement" or re­ bellion by "n o leaf than seven key players—and these weren't rookies," as well as the Browns' mcdicoro 7-ft-l finish last seaacn. Drown was not available for comment. Ills attorney, Joseph Little, said, "Drown is out of town. Just wltcre even I don't know." Fit For Bout LIMA, Peru (L'PD—Peru's Mauro Mina and Eddie Colton of Seattle, Wash., Tuesday took physical examinations which proved them fit for their light heavyweight bout here Friday night. Eight top aprintera make up an all-star field for tlte midweek "hot box", the fea­ tured ninth race at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club to­ night. Heading tise field wiU be inaugural champ Mac Tray shooting for his third main event win. In three starts be ha* registered two firata and a third and is apparently out to try nnd better his sensa­ tional record o f last aeason when he romped home first ten tlmea in 1ft tries and finished second three times. Another greyhound seeking a third feature win is Harold Poberison'a Pretty’a Best, who won tlte main event Monday night and again Sat­ urday. Hounding out the field for tonight's top attraction will lie Cherokee Hulou, Sarasota Egg King, Protocol. Archway, West Favored In Star Tilt LOS ANGELES (L'PD — The Western All-Stars, with a starting lineup built around Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Daylor that is averaging 100 points a game, throws its offensive power against Ute defensively minded East to­ night in the 13th annual Na­ tional Basketball Association All-Star game. A sellout crowd o f 15,000 was expected at Hie Mem­ orial Sports Arena, while thousand* more were to watch the game on a special 21-station national television network throughout tiic Unit­ ed States. Mike Woodruff and Ken |Orange Belt Conference play while Tyre dunked in 12. Tyre hit for double figures for the local*. In the JV tilt, Sanford top­ Tuesday night as they led thp Sanford opened up a 12-8 pled the Leesburg B'a, 51-20. Sanford Seminoles to a hard lead at the first quarter and at fought 19-37 victory over Lees­ the half led 2017. burg here Tuesday night. Paced by Woodruff and It was the third victory of Tyre the locals hit over 70l percent of their shots in the ] Grapcville Nursery came third quarter pulling ahead hack into a tie with the CPO and were never headed after Wives in the Hl-Nooners bowl­ that. Woodruff rolled up 14 points ing league when they won HOUSTON (UPI) Dick three points from Nationwide Groat, tho National leagu e’* Insurance. All-Star shortstop re­ Stcnslroin Realty took a cently traded to the St. Louis HOBART. Tasmania (UPI) close 2'x points to Mayfair Cardinals by the Pittsburgh — Veteran Lew Hoad powered Inn's l l4. Tlte Mar-I/iu ReaPirates, has boon named win­ his way to victory over last taurant won three points from ner of the Eddie Dyer Award year’ s "grand slam" amateur. M & B Rar, while Shoemaker for outstanding leadership. Rod Laver, 6-4, 1-6.61, in an Construction and the CPO Tlte announcement w a s exhibition tennis match. Wives split their points 2-2. made today by tlte Houston chapter of the Baseball Writ- j or* Association of America. Groat will receive tlte award at Houston's third an-1 nual baseball dinner Jan. 22. j with known gamblers, to the Lions’ manage­ ment and NFL headquarters. The report, which named John Gordy, Wayne Walker and Ivurras as being seen In the company of known gamblers, specified that nothing had been unenrthed to indicate criminal activity. Darris McCord also became involved in the investigation but was not named in Edward’s rc|>ort. All four have volunteered to take lie detec­ tor tests to prove knowing alleged gamblers did not affect their play. The Free Press said Walker had been inter­ viewed by Rozellc by telephone several times and would not be called to New York. Ill New York, NFL public relations director Jim Kensil said concerning the meeting, "I'm not saying yes or no. We have decided that we will not disclose any details o f the investigation until it is completed. When it is completed we will have a statement." Browns Ready Top Starters Set Oviedo Rallies To Name Collier To Nip Ocoee Head Mentor For Weekly Hot Box In Cage Play 0. D.'i Deacon and 7M. Cherokee Hulou, Sarasota Egg King, Protocal and O. D.'a Deacon have each triumphed once in grade A while Archway has a grade D win to his credit. Orville Moses' Protocol will bear watching in this contest, lie attained a national A-2 rating here last season by posting six firsts, one second and three thirds in 23 tours of the oval. He won tlte ninth race Saturday night in 31.07, tho fastest clocking to date. Oviedo broke a last minute tie in cage action Tuesday night to sneak past Ocoee, no 50. With less than two remain­ ing on the clock. Wes Svv inson dunked in a field goal to give the locals a two point edge and seconds later Jimmy DcSharo and Jimmy Courier scored two pointer! with foul shots and field goals to ler the contest. Ocoee jumped into a 1915 lead in the first quarter and at the half led, 29-27. It was nip and tuck for the final half with the lead chang­ ing hands three times. Oviedo, paced by the shooting of Cour­ ier who scored 24 point*, rallied In the final period to perk Tlte Enterprise Junior Bas­ up the contest. ketball tram has won two For Oviedo, DrShaio scored games, defeating Florida Mili­ 11 points. tary School by a score o f 33 18 and the DeLand "H awks" bya score of 32-14. Tlte Biddy Team won Its first game on Jan. 5 over the "Jayceca" with a score of 187. These trams are community Tuesday night’* big eleventh teama and arc coached by For­ rest Nutt and Edwin Brad- game was a thriller for the dock. Although they use the near rapacity house at tlie school court for practices, they Orlando Seminole Jal Alai are not ajxinaorcd by the Fronton in Fern Park. Post one, Hadiola and school. Tlte teams will be presented 7. u h I got off to a Cast at today's 7:30 p in. Parent- start with two point* ami Teacher Council meeting in then after two and three were the school cafetoriuin at which Jteld scoreless the game got time coaches will make a plea tight with four, 1 picking up for financial assistance from a point and at one time all parenta and friends to help po»U were tied with post Ihc groups raise $25 needed to one. Tlien post one broke participate in the Biddy Ixa cut and took (lie lead and were never headed. T t« e f­ gue. Those interested In making forts of post seven and eight donations may also contact to catch tlie clever and cun­ Mr. or Mrs. Nutt, Mr. or Mr*. ning Dadlola ZuM combination the croud with Draddock or Miss Helen Snod­ provided thrill* galore, but titty fail­ grass. ed and Aatlga, Kk>rri, in post eight took place money while Gastl, t ’ riz.ar In post 7 came In allow itosilion. Kegler Loop Tightens Up Groat Honored For Leadership Hoad Tops Laver Why YOU Should Buy TIRES from McROBERTS i Oilers Win Biddy Play Standard Oil defeated First Federal In Biddy Basketball action this week. Sidney Lloyd was the high scorer in the 29 15 contest. WTntt Hndln Station won over Robson's Sporting Goods 33-2A with Bobby laindquiit scoring 25 points for WTDK. j Sanford Electric took Strlrk land Morrison ft) to 3 with buii! as high scorer of this game with 22 points. Day and Night Grill lost to Sanford Atlantic Dank 39 to 47 with Larry Smith scoring 13 points for his team, San ford Atlantic Dank. BOSTON (U PI) - A Unitled States national hockey team made up of "the best players we have available" has been named to represent this country on a foreign tour and In Ute world amateur hockey championships In Stockholm In March. Former Boston University coach Harry Cleverly com ­ pleted seven weeks of Boston Arrna workouts Tuesday by announcing the 17-nun U. S. squad. Wltere the RORRYI K-9 OBEDIENCE BEGINNERS top dogn run rain nr whine NO to 8:30 EACH For 10 FREE: Tiro Rotation •**■** FREE: Front End Check Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge TIRE SPECIALIST SINCE 19.13 McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Distributor* For Denman Custom Built Tire* Wa Give Plaid Stamp* 405 W . Flr»l St. SANFORD EA 2 8651 ANNUAL W IN T ER Snap up a Mtb u y K'm cold, cold, cold up North and extra HhlpmcnlM of hrand-new Fords are coming down South — All Priced To More! Appctlg* Ing Savings for Youl Immediate DeliverlfH! 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For Detail* RETWEEN f • j SANFORD A ORLANDO t T.V. STAMPS 308 E. First S t, Sanford MIDWAY » THE 1963 FORD Fairlane Per Mo. Add appx. $6 per month If V*tt, Crula-O-Mallc and power steering are denired. AU monthly payment* baaed on 36 months. CLASSES FRIDAY FREE: Fcriodic Inupeeiion FREE: Flat Tiro Repair Rood NDiORSI Starts January 18 7:30 Lifetime Unconditional Hazard Warranty. STR IC K LAN D - M O R R IS O N S NIGHTLY MATINEES • 'fyoinq. on n o w . . . Thriller Sparks Jai-Alai Show For real automoblla bar­ The Chicago Cubs always Pacific Coast League la at training roster in veteran finish ftrst-dunng the winter year. Two traded player*— pitcher George Spencer and gains, check the Herald class­ ex-Yankee Bill Skowron and rookie catcher Archie Skeen. ified display section. when It doesn't count. Tlve Cubs, who were the ex-Met Bob Miller — looked first major league club to over their new Los Angeles aign all tlieir players the borne and said they expected past few years, seem bent on to have a big year with tlie retaining that distinction with Dodger*. POST TIME "U 'a Juat as thrilling to 23 players already algncj (or 1 w**ar a tJndger uniform as the 1963. Infiehler Ken Aapromontc Yankee pm atrtpes." said and catcher Dick BertcU were Skowron. who was traded for the latest to agree to term* pitcher Stan Williams. Sillier, who pitched for U»e with the Cubs, who now have EXCEPT only 17 more players to Met* last season, said. " I f I SUNDAY had to write my own con­ sign. Veteran right-hander Bob tract, 1 could not have done Friend signed for bis 12th better than go to tlie Dod­ aeason with the Pittsburgh ger*." Skowron said lie might add Pirates. Since breaking in with the club in 1952, Friend 10 to 12 homers to hi* total WEDNESDAY has won 153 games and lost hitting in Chavez Ravine In­ & SATURDAY stead of Yankee Stadium, 186. I.ast year he was 18-14. 2 P. M. Four pitchers, Including while Miller, wlm had a 1-12 Bob Caribaldi. the $130,000 record with tlie Meta, said THURSDAY in LADIES NIGHT bonus baby, aigned tbeir con­ someone would have to fight tracts with tlie San Francisco him "to take away that four • IIKATKII GRANDSTANDS Giants. The other* wrere Gay­ •pot in the Dodgers' pitch• LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE lord Perry. Bon Herbc! and Ing rotation." The Boston Rod Sox added Gerry 11100181, all of whom • VALET PARKING pitched for Tacoma of the two players to their spring Top U. S. Hockey Team Selected CAGE ACTION wan fast and furious at the Sanfnrd-Leexbttrg tilt here Tuesday night. (Herald Photo) Enterprise Wins Two Tilts Cubs Signing Fast For '63 Wed. Jnn. 16, '61—Page 7 Seminoles Top Leesburg" Gambling Probe Opens DETROIT (UPI) — Detroit Lions conch Georjje Wilson and All-Pro tackle Alex Karras have been called to New York for nuestioninK by National Football L ea g u e Commissioner Pete Rozellc concerning Lions players associating with known gamblers. The Detroit Free Press said today Wilson will cut short his vacation in Delray Reach, to meet with Rozclle at the league's New York offices. Rozellc was to huddle with Wilson today and Karras was scheduled for h meeting Thurs­ day. Karras was the first o f four Lions players to become involved in the league-wide probe by the commissioner’s office, lie was plunged Into the picture when it was re|H>rted the team man­ agement was unhappy with his part-ownership in a Detroit bar. Detroit Police Commissioner George Ed­ wards added to the fire when he submitted u rcl»ort, concerning associations o f Lions players lirralh l OPEN TIL 9 P. M. FRIDAYS w in™ 8 P. M. OTHER WEEK rVrV'i mi m i m DAYS aJ 4 �o Page 8—Wed. Jan. 16, '63 Meets In Miss Dorothy Lynn Wilson Marries McKinley Hall Larry Lee Shook In Home Ceremony necklace, a gift of the bridetip veil of silk Illusion wss at- groom, and carried a white tached to a tiara of seed pearls Bible, a gift of her maternal and sequins. She wore a pearl |grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hamil, of Sanford. The Bible was topped with a white orchid and satin r i b b o n ^ streamers. . Her only attendant, Miss Paula Stewart, wore a red vel­ vet dress with red net over­ A skirt and matching head piece. v & jl 1 She carried a nosegay of white V J ] I pom poms, sprinkled with sli­ ! ver glitter and red satin jj streamers. » Reglnal Massingale of San­ .. l \ ford was best man. The vows \ were ssld before a cathedral , . Varch entwined with asparagus plumosls fern and red and white carnations. Mrs. Norman Vogt presented the traditional wedding music on the organ and accompanied Miss Diane Davis, soloist, who sang “ Because.” Following the ceremony, a reception was given by the bride's parents. The bride s table was covered with a red Christmas linen cloth, and tall white tapers burned In crystal candle holders. The red and white color theme waa carried out In the refreshments and the tiered wedding cake was decorated with red carnations. Punch was served from crystal bowls. Young Miss Patty Shook, sister of the bridegroom, kept the bride's book. Mrs. Shook chose for travel­ ing a charcoal gray fur trim­ med suit with matching fur hat and red patent leather ac­ cessories. The couple left for a wedding trip in the southern part of the state and are now MU. AND MRS. LARRY LBS SHOOK living In Sanford. Ih a wedding of Miss Doro- neckline snd finger-tip sleeves, ____ of| ^ The full skirt_ of nylon over thy Lynn Wilson,____ daughter John" Henry I tkffeta had a wide double bow Mr. and Mre. <T-L_ Wilson, o f New Smyrna Beach and Larry Lee shook, son of Mr. snd Mrs. William Shook, Casselberry, was solemnised Friday, Dec. V the home of the bride. ‘ Officiating at the Impressive candlelight ceremony was her j , f jg v paternal grandfather, Bev. i \ -V / S b P Woody Jackson Wilson. r Given in marriage by her father. Miss Wilson chose a ^ j traditional white floor length gown with bodice of Chantilly lace trimmed with seed pearls ■ f j j.jf • N ew Families Welcomed Tt Sanford Area Mrs. Virginia Petroskl, Wel­ come Wagon hostess, reports the following new families among those welcomed to th* Sanford area recently: Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ayers aod son, Edward, from Orlan­ do; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brown, Michel and Aaron from Japan; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Norris, Hoy, Tanda and Mark from Clarksburg, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Strausbaugh, Dean and Douglas from Wbldby Island, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Surglner from Wynne, Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Tharp, Andy and Chria from Greenville, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilkinson, Terry, Anita and Ramona from Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs, G, R. Baahara and Jeanbe from rt. Wayne, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Berry, Shawn, Steven and Debra from Greensboro, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Burke from Jacksonville; Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Carnley, Theresa and Don­ na from Bonnfalr; Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Frasier and John William J. from Orlando Quirk from Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hacksdh from HUIsboro, N. H.| Mr. and Mra. R. P. Lather, Ray, Vicky an# April from Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mills, Sam Jr. and Judy from Winter Park aod Mr. and Mrs. R. If. Dwight, 8!mmoni, Donald, Billy, Sandra and Patty from Winston-Salem, W. Va. DeBary Personals Mr. and Mra. Murry Gilbert have returned from a trip to Miami and other placet of Intereat. Mrs, Qllbert alwtyl enjoys the twlmming along the Miami beaches. They cele­ brated their wedding annivers­ ary with friends in Cape Coral, Mr. and Mra. John Patterson o f Detroit, Mich. Mrs. William Knoll of Matansaa Rd. haa returned from a two week visit to Miami with old friends. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Hud­ gins, 2100 Amelia Ave., an­ nounce the birth of a fix pound U ounce son, Dec. IT at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. This la the couple's first child and they have chosen the name Gary Jr. for lbs new arrival. Mrs. Hudgins la the former M 1a • Margaret Morrison, dtughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morrison, Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. R. G. Haymore of Rich- Personals Mr. and Mra. Leo Devlgon of Springfield, Mass., are bouseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bergen and family et their horn, 2401 Grandview Ave. O V E R 85 Y E A R S At First 4k Folmotto daagatla oM pool office) f u i By Mona Grtnstead Glenn and Glenda Blrkhlmer, youngsters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Birkhlmer, Edgcmon Ave., North Orlando, spent two months this winter visit­ ing their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyke, in Welrton, W. Va. While there they attended school In Welrton. Their par­ ents and sister and brother, Cheryl and Billy Joined the family and visited with rela­ tives and friends In Welrton, They havo all returned to North Orlando now. Glenda has received letters from new friends In West Virginia and Glenn says he misses the ice skating. He even owns a pair of ice skates now. They arc glad to be back with their family but are be­ ginning to be a little homesick for the cold northern weather and the fun that goes with the Ire and snow. Church Class Installation for new officers of the Ladles Aid Society of Sanford’s Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the church. Local Events THURSDAY Seminole Chapter No. 1, Order of Eastern Star meets at 6 p.m. at the Masonic Hall for regular business meeting end election of offlcerc. Give your name to the se­ cretary when you make e business call. Visit From Mrs. McKinley By Mona Grtnstead Mrs. Edgar McKinley of Lafayette, Ind., surprised her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krecek, Mike, Jeff and Debbie, of North Orlando with a short visit recently. Mrs. McKinley made the trip with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Baldwin. Mrs. Krecek drove her mo­ ther to Jacksonville for a visit with another daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sclfres. There she met the friends from Indiana for the return trip home. MEMBERS OF THE PHILATHEA CLASS o f the First Prenbyterlan Church met at tho home o f Mr*. George Stine for tho monthly buflinenn and social Herndon. New offlccrn presided ut the meeting. Left to right they are, Mra, llar.el Gilhuly, vice prenident; Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Sunday School neerotary; Mrs. Harry Woodruff, necrctnry; Mrs. C. L. Redding, treasurer and Mm. John Hrumley, prenident. By Dow u Ktiea Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mc­ Daniel, Palmetto Ave. have been busy entertaining their children and other guests for the past few wceka. Chil­ dren and Uielr families In­ cluded, Mr. and Mra. James Bragg of Rantoul, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fudge, Al­ bany, Ga.; Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Ansley, Decatur, Ga.; Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Ans­ ley, Longwocd, and Dr. and Mra. Russell Ansley, Apop­ ka. Other guests were Mr. and Mra. A- Puckett, Orlan­ do, and Rev. Ruth Grant. Recent gueata of Mr. and Mrs. If. A. Scott of Kaat Lake Ave. were Mr. and Mra. Lester Travers and children, Linda, Dartcoe and Sunny, o f Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mra. Jeaaa Owens Hanner of Longwtwd and other relatives in Maitland. Mrs. Sophia Bryant, Molncr Ave., la In the Orlando Air Force Base Hospital, recuper­ ating from aurgery. She if able to have visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hitsman spent the past weekend In Ft. Lauderdale with their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. James Hitsman. Personals By Jane Casselberry Miss Eleanor Zukowaki, S31 N. Triplet Dr. of Casselberry, is recovering from surgery on her ankle at the Orlando Air Force Base Hospital. Sha wai operated on last Friday. Tfcomas Hucston, 316 Queen's M inor Circle In Cassclbcny, returned home Tuesday from Ralph Hammond has return­ Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ ed to hts Lake St. home after pital In Orlando where be being hospitalized and under­ underwent eye surgery last going aurgery. HEARING AID C L IN IC AZALEA CIRCLE The Azalea Circle of the Sanford Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. C. P. Harkcy with Mrs. J. P. Cullen as cohostess. The meeting opened with everyone singing "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. J.A. Young, and the presentation of a gift and a birthday cake. Mra. A1 Hunt gave a very interesting talk on the Eye Bank, and asked everyone to consider donating their eyes to the bank to help the 30,000 who cannot ace. The hostesses served delic­ ious Russian tea, sandwiches and cookies to the following: Miss Ella Lee Kirchhoff, Mmcs. J. D. Callahan, Demp­ sey Carnes, II. if. Collier, Hal Harris*, Alice Click, Hunt, Ed Kirchhoff, Porter Lansing, Henry Russell, Tom Russell, Clyde Stinson, R. F. Steele, G. M. Shipp, Frank Thomas, Roy Tillls, Turner and Young. to tt Sad. Guthrie Family By Mona Grtnstead Mr. and Mr*. Robert Guth­ rie and children, Toni, Doug and Dennie, of North Orlando, recently enjoyed a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeBoer and children, Debbie and Judy, of Kalamazoo, Mich. The two families went on several sightseeing excursion* throughout the area. The Guthries have lived in North Orlando two yean . Mrs. Guthrie la secretary of the local Garden Club and they are presently in first place in the Sunday Night Mr. and Mrs. Bowling League. Cesulacted by Otmaetrlc Specialist Eraast D. Baler ef the Mid-Florida Haertag AM CUaia, OrUado, Fla. MOVING? through the weather so that we will have them In mind when we replant. Some are holly, azaleai, magnolia, IIgustrom, gardenia and camel­ lias. This is the time to plant fruit trees, grape vines, pe­ tunia plants. Old rose bushes may have a heavy pruning ot old wood now. Azaleas should be watered heavily this month, soaking root rather than from the top. Plant gladi, move day llllies and divide plants. There were 21 members present and other hostesses were Mrs. W.A. Fitts and M n. Hamilton Bisbee. Mrs. Mossman Hostess For Bridal Shower Mrs. B.J. Mossman was hos­ tess for a bridal shower hon­ oring Miss Beverly Boling at her home in Ravenna Park, recently. The party rooms were dec­ orated In a bridal theme and gifts were piled on a table around a white satin umbrella and a bridal doll. A scries of games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. C. 31. Rabun, Mra. B. E. Adams and Mrs. Milton Sorokowsky. Refreshments of petit fours, nuts, mints and coffee were served to the guests. Others] attending were Mra. Evelyn Boling, mother of the honoree, and Mr*. Jack Windram, both of Orlando; Mrs. Judy Carl­ ton, Mt. Dora; Mrs. B. J. Jones and Mra. L. W. Carver. Sorority The Zeta Xi Chapter of BeU Sigma Phi met at the Sum* merlin Ave. home of Mrs. Ro­ bert Reaves with president, Mrs. Joe Corley Jr., presiding. Mrs. Robert Morris, social chairman, reported that the annual Joint luncheon meet­ ing of all Beta Sigma Phi chapters will be held Jan. 19 at the Hamilton House. Plans are being made by the ways and means commit­ tee lor a bake sale Ihli month, date to be announced later. All member* present took part in the program entitled "The Connoisseur.” Each one told of her prize possession, what it was and why It was so valuable. A question and ans­ wer period und discussion was enjoyed by all. The hostess served refresh­ ments during the social hour. Others present were Mra. Har­ vey Wilkinson, 31rs. Leon Swain. 3trs. Robert Wins*, 3ir*. Richard Ruder, Mr*. Jim Lyons and .Mill Grace Maria Stlnccipher. OF COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY ALL SIXES REASONABLE Grapevllte Nursery 2221 Grapeville Are. FA 2-08SS AH AND DRESSES g ir l s ONE AT REGULAR EQUAL PRICE. VALUE GET FOR $100 25% - 50% Off LADIES BULKY SWEATERS 1 G R O U P ....................... REG. A friastdly cat! by Uw Welcome W« ton Koataaa will help thaws faal at homa. NOW MENS VIRGINIA PETRO0 KI P. O. Box itta * BOYS GROUP GIRLS SWEATERS 82.99 • 810.99 ENTIRE STOCK $399 I SWEATERS Reg. $5.99 O FF Value Vi to NORA NORRIS TE 8-1114 W ELCOM I W A G O N 125 South Park Ave. FA24612 v ^ t v 85.99 Price Year beertag aid Haeaad aad edjaeted FREE. Free lafenaetiea ceacecalag the aew method of PRE­ SCRIPTION FITTING for BETTER HEARING. i o LARGE SELECTION ENTIRE STOCK If someone you know is moving... •f. Hostess For LADIES COATS nama and addiraa of famlliaa yon know who F A MI L Y absence of (he president, Mra. K. S. McCall Sr., the meeting was presided over by Mrs. R. F. Robison. Mrs. F. A. Palmer announc­ ed that due to the freeze and the condition of the gardens at this time, the committee was unable to select a Garden ot the Month for January but in the meantime the sign la being repainted In hopes that It will be used in February. Ben Wiggina will speak on “ Birds and Conservation'' to ail those interested Jan. 22 at the Caucus Room of the First Federal Bank. All chairmen are urged to attend. A letter from Mother Ruby L. Wilson of the Good Samar­ itan Home was read to the club in appreciation of the plants and flowers sent to the home. It was approved that the circle would continue to pay 34 toward the upkeep of the Blue Star Memorial. Mrs. Robison stated that plans have been submitted by two architects for the proposed Garden Club building in Sunland and are being studied by the building committee. Members are again remind­ ed to give Christmas cards to Mrs. Eric Vihlcn so that they may be sent to the chil­ dren of Formosa. The writing should be left on them because of lower postal rates. The Men’s Garden Club invites all garden clubbers to hear Mr. McElwec of the University of Florida apeak at the court house on Jen. 24 at 7:30 p.m. Horticulture chairmen, Mrs. C. W. Baker, says to note es­ pecially the cold resilient plant* now that have come Mrs. Reaves ANOTHER OF ore moving. 8C Q uids* BUY eommunity'a traditional spirit of hospitality. Tall w e lco m e W agon tha 1 :8 0 PHARMACY McUoevllle Ave. Visit With Join in carrying on our THURSDAY, JAN. 17 FAUST tfcDvdsin * only long enough to enjoy a tasty covered dish lunch, with the various dishes brought by those attending. At a recent business meeting new officers were elected tor the coming year and will b* installed at a meeting this Thursday at 8 p.m. Mr*. James Park, incoming presi­ dent, will be hostess (or the meeting et her home in the Heinbach Apartments, on 17-92 Just South of Sunland Estates. The Tigerettes are anxious for all wives of VAH-1 enlist­ ed personnel who are interest­ ed in a little social diversion to Join the club. Anyone not contacted about the meeting la cordially Invited to attend. For further information call Mrs. Stanley Radziewicz at FA 2-4275. THREE TIGERETTES take time out from sewing on the Navy Relief layettes to pose for a picture. Seated is the new president, Mrs. James Hark nnd standing arc Mrs. Stanley Radziowicz, left and Mrs. Marvin Koozer, hostess for the work day meeting. (Herald Photo) Northern Friends Just teS us bowmuchyou need to pay old bills, for home Im­ provements, car repairs, for all yourseasonal expensesI Phono for prompt, courteous service. • ;0 # A group of Tigerettes from the Enlisted Wive* Club of VAH-1 met at the home of Mrs. Marvin Rooter, 1303' j West Third Street, for a work day recently. The group has chosen for its project tho Navy relief and during the day members work­ ed on layettes. They stopped Kreceks Enjoy Casselberry THURSDAY Meet For Work Day On Layettes Hie Daughter* of Wesley Sunday School C lan of Firat Methodist Church held the first meeting of the new year In McKinley Hall with IS members present. Opening hymn for the even­ ing was “ In The Garden,” followed by roll call. Several future class activities were discusied and the treasurer's report revealed that monetary gifts had been sent to various homes to brighten their Christ­ mas. An Interesting letter was read from Ellen Aurbukken and husband, missionaries in Algeria, who are now working in Constantine. They stated that lack of food and employ­ ment are two great problema in Algeria. Mrs. Aurbukken, a former Sanford resident, re­ ceives financial help from the class through the church. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs, L. E. Estes and Mrs. M. L. Wright. DIRT GARDENER’S CIRCLE The homo of 3lra. George Harden Sr- waa the scene of the January meeting of the Dirt Gardener's Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. In tho Church Calendar Tigerettes Enlisted Wives Club ACROSS FROM OLD POST OFFICE ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME �. * “ I f tS (Dswi • DEAR A B B Y : My boy friand’a coach ia ruining m y love life. He lined up all the boya on the baiketImll team and made them take a pledge, “ NO SMOKING, NO DRINK­ ING AND NO GIRLS." Abby, does a coach have the right to do this?" I used to aee Tom every night, but aince he took the pledge I’m lucky to see him on Saturday night until midnight. Tom ia a good ath­ lete and I am proud o f him, but I might just as well not have a boy friend aa one who haa to go to sleep with the chickens. What doe* a girl do in a case like that? BASKETBALL WIDOW DEAR WIDOW: Tom sounds like a good egg even if he does go to sleep with the chickens. Be a good sport and see him when he's available. If you grumble, Tom might suggest a substitute who didn’t make the team. • • • DEAR ABBY: My daughter has been married for three months to a man who doesn't say one word more to her father or me than he absolute­ ly has to. If I say, "How are you ?" he replies, "Fine.” (Not even, “ Fine, thank you. how are y ou ?") lie is not ignorant, l i e went through col­ lege on scholarships and is consider­ ed a mathematical genius. We are always friendly to him. He told my daughter he doesn't care about unyone else — only her. Do you call that intelligence? We are respectable peo­ ple. What is the matter with him? BAFFLED DEAR BAFFLED: Your son-in- By Abigail Van Buren law may l>e an educated misan­ thrope. He has much to learn about manners. Warn your daughter that her husband's nitti-social liehavior could lead their happy marriage into a vacuum. And "genius" alone can­ not overcome loneliness. • m 9 DEAR ABBY: 1 would like your opinion of u man and wife who send out Christmas cards from “ Mr. nud Mrs. So and So AND son." Their son is 49 years old! GOT ONE DEAR GOT: It seems to me that the sou is old enough to send his own. However — whnt’s the differ­ ence either to you or me? • • • DEAR ABBY: Do a couple of million people a favor and usk them to get into their cars on a dark, rainy night and drive by their OWN homes to see if they can rend their own house numbers. You wouldn't believe the number of houses that haven't a clue (that can be seen from the street) as to what the house number is. I * CLAIRE • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY. Box 3,‘10&. Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’ s new booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." • • By Ruth Millett other, and just what kind of a marriage they hope to achieve. Such a contract couldn't very well be drawn up at the time of marriage, because a couple wouldn't know enough about each other and about the marriage relationship to know what kind of • contract to draw up. But by the end of a year U there are to be ln*ltw prob­ lems, money problems, lack o! communication In areas of dis­ agreement and ao on, most of them will already have be­ come evident. So that Is the ideal time for Grace notes in marital har­ a young couple to ait down and mony, Read Ruth MUlctt's talk about their marriage. It is booklet, “ Happier Wives (hints tba time to work out alms, for husbands'." Just send 25 plsns and promises designed cents to Ilutti Millett Reader Service, c /o The Sanford Her aid, P. O. Bux 489. Dept. A, Radio City Statloo, New York I k w t w S * . XSIST ___________V r j * D * , r U t 19, N. Y. (im p o r t o r c o a o r r i o w o r • A xrou n s t u s t ic s s t io s a i s * » « o r s s w r o H D . in t u b r r » T K o r n . o N m t . a t twm cx o sb o r a c m c a i o * n r c e w B K B so, •**» Legal Notice rt'B M S H B D IT BESFOVSB TO CAM . WADE rONTTBOLLSCB OB T U B ClMMMdCV. CKDStm (BcnarrABT ami. t*. a. ASSETS bbvised statutes rtah, belenre* with other benke. and cash Itumi In proc#«a o f collaetlon ----- — — lTnlt»<l 4)t*t»* G overnm ent obligation*, __ dlraet and euarantaad ObUestlons o f Stats* and polities! _ subdivisions ------------- ------- — ...........- .... C orp srsts stock s (Including fit,co o stsck o f Federal Reserve b a n k ) -------- ----- — !,on ns snd discounts (Including IIO M i ov s rd rsfts) — ................................................ — • Bank prsm tsss ow nsd Slot,SIS.31. furnlturs snd flstn rss I K .I I I .41 ----n sat sstats nwnsd sth sr Ihau bank p ram lxa — O ibsr ssssts - ....... - . . I - ...--------- ------- *-------------------___ LIABILITIES Domain! deposit* s f Individuals, partnerships, snd corporation* ---- --------- -— — Tim e snd sa tin g* deposits o f Individuals, partnerships snd corp ora tion s Deposit* s f United 9 tats* U o v s r a m s n t ----------- Deposits s f Stats* snd p olitical subdivisions — Certified and s m e a r s ' cheeks, s i* ....— ......... Total Deposits ........ I 10,141.773.1; (a ) Total demand deposits I 1,414.011.72 (b ) Total tlma and savlnga deposits _______________ t 4.414.4II.13 Othar liabilities ------------- —---------------------------------- T otat SI A sssts Total u s b im is * ...................................... CAPITAL ACCOUNT* ca p ita l ato,-kt to) Common stsok, total par IIIS.0S0.M . Surplus ------------------- —____ _____________ ____ __ Undivided profits __Ilsssrvs* ----------------------------------------------------------------- S.S3I.S13.S3 1,100,113.34 31.000. 1,117.11111 1S7.70I.7S 31.000. 00 (1 .317.41 13,104.174.17 4.3:4.(47.13 1.(10.07:40 143.144 0] 1,013.741 It 71.714.11 :3 e .iii.:i ll,l«* .l«l.ll 340,003.00 4IO.OVV.uO 114.041.04 74.400.00 Total Capital Acssunt* 310.4(4 04 T o u t Llabllltlea and C aplU l Aosnunt* ....... 11.104.170 IT WKM44BAIIULM Assets pledged or aealgnad to scours liabilities and fur other purpu*** 3.421.017.IS I. R. W. b een *. C asbltr, o f tbs above.nsm s i bank dv hereby dsclsr* that this report o f c.m illion la true and cor* rtot t* tha b*(t s f my h a s w is d f* and belief. It. Mr. Deane W*. tha undaralgnad director* -tt#*t th* eorrscln sst o f thla rsport o f sendltloa And dactaro t.iat It hae ba*n examined by u* and to tb* beat o f our know ledge snd belief le true snd ssrrsct. II. II. llodgii •leorg* A. bpeor, Jr. II. V, Pop* Legal Notice IT TH E CIRCUIT COVET OF m v n i j v t i i c i A i . r iM l.-UIT, IT IX I) r o w *474411401.13 I'UI XTV, 4*1.0141114, IN t 'H K I 'K H l NO. I3ET IN TH E >1ATTKIl OF AlkOP. TION IIT KOOI7NK LUN AND EDITH t.t'X 04’ IIII.DKOARD MARIA IV A t.T rr.l, a minor. 00 XO'flCH TOl-CHAItl.KB 1. \VA I.TI3III4 Address and ra.IJence unknow n You are hereby notified that a Patltlon Dae been filed In th* above styled rsut* by E u­ gene Lux snd Edith Lux for th* adoption o f lllldegard M a­ rla W alter*, a minor, by th* Patlttonsrs, and you are re. uulred lo serve a copy o f >our a n s a t r or objection to show ca u l* w hy laid petition should net b* granted on th* sttnrnsy for petitioners. Orvill* Johnson. Ill, P. O. Itoi 331. Fern Park. Florida and til* th* original In the office o f th* Clerk o f Circuit Court on or b sfor* th* 14th day of F sbru sry. A. D. 1343 arid herein fall not *r s d ic r e t pro Oonfssao w ill b* entered against you. WITNESS my bend snd Seel end th* at*! o f tb* said court In Sanford. Florida, tbit 14th d ty o f January, A. b . 1»I3. (DEAL) Arthur II. Btekwlth, Jr., C lsrk. Circuit Court lly : Martha T. VlbUn D. C. Orville Johnson, III o f th* law o ffice of Joasph M. M urstko P. O. Vox » : i . Fern Park. Florid* Publltn Jan. II, 31, lo A F ib . I, 13(1. CDK-14 the 1,113,111.11 DItoctor* EEPUET UP A MOLIIIhU (U E P A A V AS 411.4 41»'. UP A KAT4USAL E A I lf Report as o f Decem ber 31, 13C, o f Atlantic Truet Corn, pany, Jacksonville, Florida, wbluh Is a ffllls tsd with TU* Sau. ford A llanilo N'attonal Dank. Hanford. KlorIJs, i'b a r ls r num ­ ber 14147. Federal Itsssrvt district num etr (. Kind o f buslnsa* o f this • ffllla :•: Dank stock balding com pany, holding con trolling inter*.t In this and other Affiliates, Is broadsu scop* et banking business In Florida. Manner In which a b u rs-n a m a j organisation Is e f fllix u l with natloual bank, and degree o f oontrult ow n * m ajority o f th* sharsg o f capital clock. Financial relations with bank) Stock o f a ffllla u bank ow nsd by tha a ffllla t* tpar va lgs) ---------- .. . $ l, I « » n e by th* a ffllla t* to affiliated benk I None 1, II. K. llrovke, M w rotary-Treasurer of Atlautlo Trust Com pany do solem nly sw ta r that th* above statement la tru*. to tb* bsst o f my kn uw ltdg* and belief. I declare that It has or will ta published In th* manner prescribed by Sec­ tion l l l l , I’ l R . I , III, U.O.C, ess. 1(11, within fifteen day* from Ih* dst* o f receipt o f tb* call for rsport o f condition by th* Com ptroller s f tb* Currsncy. II. 17. Brook* • worn t* and eubcrlbed b efore m* this 3rd U-> of Jan. Bar> 13(3. (914 AL) ' Irglnia U. Drab* .'o ia r y Public, g is t* o f F lor­ ida Bt Largs. B y commission saplroa April 1. 11(1. Hundsd by S’ stlvual Hure'y CorporaUSB | STARTS SUNDAY lO u r u m x q p B fe A lU V lih a im iM n RITZ top Russian authors. It is a presentation ii a boon to the series of tin limited excerpts viewer w ho seek* to go beyond lrom the works of Chekhov, dramatic surface*. Dr. Ernest J. Simmons is host. Gogol, Dostoevsky, Turgenev 7:30 9 p.m. NBC. The Vir­ and Pasternak, played by Jim g i n i a n . “ The Judgment." Hunter, Sam Wznamaker, Jo»-1 (Color) Star Lee J. Cobb eph Kuloff, Jo Van Fleet and takes over tonight, ably as­ George Voskevec. The entire, sisted by guests Clu Gulager By Oswald Jacoby North hold* IB points oppo­ site his partner's no-trump. He Intends to bid at least alx, hut the Jortlan-Rnhinson hid lets him get to seven when his WENT EAST four diamond response sends AJBS2 474 South to six no trump to show 43 74 3 ♦ *4 A 109 8 3 a maximum opener. South'* 18 *8732 4SQ 085 plus 19 equals 37 and should SOUTH (D) N< enough for a grand slain. BkAQlOB V Q J 10 9 The grand slam is also a lay ♦ AQ3 down. South has 13 tricks In A K 10 top ranis and does not have to Rolli sulnrtabl* worry about the Jack of spades BoaUi IVret North East and queen of clubs held I N.T. I’ass 4 A Pass 8 N.T. I’axs 7 N T . IYixs against him. J’«u I’e It is also likely (list most Opening Iced- 43 * readers also could reach that four no tninip witli 17 or a nice contract, but the Jordanwreak 18 they jump lo six no- Robinson method is certainly an easy one. trump witli a good 18. NORTH dk KBS 9 AK1 ♦ K J 76 4k A J ( IB and Patricia Harry. In flash- ns Cousin Pearl Is coming on hacks. he recounts hi* early stronger and stronger In this days in Medlcit.c Bow when he seriei as she tries to Invelgla attempted to pass a death the ruling hand of the d am p sentence on a convicted killer ett Clan from Granny. At wlkose brother was determined usual in this series, there I* to stop Ii, even by threaten­ a continuous flow of funny se­ ing the whole town. The talent­ quences, especially Pearl's at­ ed Mist Harry playi Uie tempt to loosen up Granny's Judge'a early romantic tnvolv- firm family grip with a littl* ment who also shows a head moonshine tn her soup bowl. for the wily ways of the world. Irene Ryan is featured aa Roberta Shore l* featured. Granny, with Ruddy Ebsen, 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Wagon) Donna Douglas and Max Baer. Train. "The Johnny Masters I 9-10 p.m. NBC. The Bob Story." This one tskes place Hope Christmas Show. Spec­ In a fort, rather than witli the ial. Despite some crude edit­ w-agon train, and scout Duke ing. >ou'll enjoy tills filmed Shannon (Scott Miller) lakes account of Bob Hope's annual over while Wagonmastcr Hale Christmas trek to U. S. bases (John Mclnllrc) lakes a overseas, thla time to Japan, breather. Duke finds the fort Korea and Guam. In a rar* woefully undermanned and TV appearance. Lana Turner dispirited in the luce of an im­ gels a howling reception from pending Indian attack. One thu servicemen audience that aoldier can help him build a almost disrupts tier comedy defense, but he refuses be­ sketch with Hope. cause of his Cherokee blood that has made him despised by his comrades in arms. • Sales • Service Y’ou'll recognize the uncooper­ ative soldier as former “ check­ mate" star Ahtubuy George. 2800 Sanford A ir. FA3-4920 9-0:30 p.m. CDS. The Bever­ Zenith Color TV Bate* ly Hillbillies. Bra lleuaderrt TV RENTAL Seminole TV THURSDAY A. M. 1:11 1:41 7:00 7:14 T:(0 ltd* 1:11 1:11 1:11 (:* * lilt tt:M 10:10 ll-.lt 17:40 11:0* f(t (t) <(t (ll Visa OB sign On W ak* Up Movlea Farm Market Bapert (0 ) New* A Weather 41 1 T od iy (01 Pre.School Plannlag (•> "M lrktt'g Oespel Tim *’* (It Captata K aagara* (1) Mlakty Keaaa Show (Ik W oatkor sad Mawt ( t ) Today M l Chaaaol I Mawareem (0) Cartoowvllls (I t Ja tk Lalaaa Skew (<) American Hletory f t ) Oat* Storm Skew ( I ) Rom per Room ( I ) Bay When (t Learn Spanish ( ( ) Calendar ( I ) r ia y T sa r Ranch ( I ) 1 L or* Laty (0 ) Ann Solhern Show f i t Pries Is R ight f t ) Tha McCoys (1) Jan* W ym gn Pre­ sent* (I t C on centrstlss ( « ) Pot* A Oledye M ) T eurt Far A So** ( ! ) Tour F irst Im pres­ sion ( ( ) Lov* o f Llf* M) Ernie Ford Show 11:11 ( I ) H arry Beatoner New* ll:g r (t t Truth or Coax*(3k Father K n o w ! Heat 13:44 ((• Guiding Light <(l Heer for T om orrow 13:44 (3) Mid-Day Report 11:44 <>> MIC News Report 1:01 (1) News and W eather ( I ) Magte or Muslo ( I ) Mid-Fla. Report 1:1* (I ) Lafftlm s 1:14 (I ) gtlm nsstie* 1:13 ( I ) H ighw ay Psirvl 13) Brlenc* M) A* Th* W orld Turns 1:01 (3 ) Mere G riffin Show (0) fkoy In Court Hi) Art L ln kletler's llou erparty 3:10 (3 ) Merv G riffin (1) (e v e s K eys 1:00 Ck Loraita Y oung (01 Millionaire (Ok Quern For a Day l i l o (3) Y oung Dr. Malone (C) To Tell Th* Truth (3) W ho Do Tuu Truet •1SA ( I ) C olllngw ood News M l Secret Btorm 4.00 (3) Make Room Fur Daddy (4k hscret Storm M) Am. Handstand 4:30 C l Here's H ollyw ood ( « ) Edge o f NlKlit l» ) D iscovery '(3 (.40 i l l American Nenealand I vO ( I ) Supermen M> Uncle W alt (3k Beat o f Grou.-he < () Deputy Dawg 4:44 (0) W eather S h o w ; .20 (3) I lwd I LIVe* U M B O MOWS AT l t d - 4 iN T M . 9:M BOYS Cotton * c Iteg. 50c Value Vl EVERYTHING MUST GO! KirU. Elite. Kill* 91.00 Value Sized 8 - 14 I ■ (Jotton Cardigan Sweaters Q7c Reg. 91-00 Vulue Sized H- 10 91 11 H 1| 1 1 |1 I II Her- 91.00 Value Munt All Sizes Sportswear I ■ ■ I A 7C ^ \ 1 1 1 LADIES Shirt* - Shurtd • Pedal PusherM alucH lu 91.08 Terrific Selecliun ( f iD / it f & <f f K '^ S Drug & Cosmetic SALE EVERYTHING 1 I Drea* Skirl MENS Hluirl and Lung Sleeva Sports Shirts H 67< Valued to 91.96 Many Pattern* A f)2 / £ D A * k / C \y t Cuul ff :^« 9 f .L 3*1 | “Damn Yankee*." “ Girfai, Girin, Girls" BOVS Clothes Hanger Sell-Out SNEAKERS WOODEN anil PLASTIC l l\ l SOON T SOON T SOON 1 Notions Dept. SALE Low Cut Rag. Terrific Selection §9 Polo A 7c Reg. 91.00 Valued 1 1 1 CHILDRENS SHIRTS / j Stitched BRAS Placket ^7c LADIES Circle HOYS BLOUSES Keif. 91.00 Yulur Sices 8 • 10 \JI 4 I I ' Ii i lit - 1H I H i A I I H PIIONH FA 2-131B TONITK A. TIIU KM. urn Flunnel 47‘ — NOW — Mu«!*t Are Clearrr — Brighter A With Mora Depth On Our New I'RIHM DKKI'LIGHT SCREEN Vl LADIES SHIRTS "Tba Church nals«s Its Volca," a specially prepared booklet discussing the com­ munication of the Christian message, is being distributed by The Lutheran Hour in Ger­ many. Hie program's Bremen oflloe la mailing the buoklul to all Evangelical paitora aa well aa friend* of Tha Luther­ an Hour In Germany. ‘T ail Man Hiding” 3MUVISION C o n ti«ueS ‘5 Booklet Out MUUCbf MM(11 I U ll COLOR 201 FIRST ST. A LL MERCHANDISE PRICED SO FAN TASTICALLY LOW YOU HAVE TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT! Ernie K n u rDORS DAY Co-llll At 0:00 STEPHEN BOYD “ Myateriouu laLnnd" Michael Craig « t olor lU fY DURANTE MARTHA KAYE ^ojnNT^rnrTTfTT “ War Lo»er" la HUY tou t 5 - 10-25 STORES THURSDAY P. M. Hubert Wegnrr ««• T V Time Previews Jacoby On(Bhidqsi NOW thru THU US. CARLOAD I*ASS NITES DORIS DAY in the 7:0U K 10:10 BIG MUSICAL of '03 “ Sail A Crooked Ship" i open Wed. Jan. 16, *63—Page 9 dUqhUqhJtA ( i l l (St Wayn* rou en sr 41) Channel I Miwsroem 7:30-8:30 p.111. CBS. Rui.31 ABC tide 43) Editorial oinna: M*lMmprt**ak>ns. This 4:11 i.y vixgic 11. lo program dedicates iuelf to tile Sport* ( i l l t o Atlantis w a n n e r propoiition tliat the best com­ 434 Mid-Fla. ev en in g Tott mentary on tiic complex struc­ ( I ) K tw stsp * Mew* ture of the Hu-sinn character 1:31 111 Editorial Comment <(k Sports Picture and personality is a view of 1:11 <)> W tathai Show the Rusxian people a* seen by Bide t l ) Legend of Wi.tt t'.arp tie* <34 Brevard K tw t ( i l l (3) Sports Report 1:14 ( I ) Huntley - Brinkley (31 111 sp orten issl 7:10 (33 H i* Deputy 131 biography <11 Rainbow R a n k In international competition Party it is proper to use as many 7:30 (31 W agon Train ( i ) -R u ssia n s: Self Im* artificial conventions as de­ preealone'* sired. The only provision is (3) Th* Virginian that they must be listed in ad­ 1:34 ( ( ) Th* Third Uxa l:ot) 4SV Government In A c­ vance of play and made avail­ tion able to your opponents so that (I t Tb* B tba lt (3) Going My Way they will know the meaning of 3.30 <31 Bob Hop* (h ow ( t ) Th* B trtrly 1(111- your conventions. btlllee Bobby Jordan and Arthur 3:13 ( I ) Dick Tag Dyke Robinson have a very i|>eciul •bow bid after an opening no-trump. (31 Our Man lllggln a 10.0« (3) Naked City Their no-trump is usually in <31 Th* Eleventh Hour the 13 to 17 range but occa­ ( ( ) "A rm stron g Circle Theater sionally they bid with 18 so 11:1* ( I ) Ntweeop* : lliey tup the Immediaje . four 1* . V ,r C * ' r j ’ w n <r “ i t '~ '_l ' ’JTT.r.oud response lo ask for 1 41 -7-. v »• 11:1* (St Mld-FU. K s« * ‘(vml etW-d.su'g.v&i'.V* f-iliv 11:10 (It W eather four hearts with a minimum ( t ) W eather 11:31 (»> Theater (IS or a bad looking 16), four 11:10 ( I ) Tonlt* Show spades with 18 or a sorry 17. 11:34 ( ( ) H ollyw ood Movt* Calvaead* T :it to help the marriage grow, Instead of permitting It to bog down In mutual dissatisfaction as so many marriages do. It's a wonderful thing for a court of law to have a special court whose sole purpose is to keep those beading for divorce to work out their differences and keep their marriages In­ tact. But if young couples would make an effort to do this on their own BEFORE they get unhappy enough to be liesded toward divorce, that would be even better. Couples who end up in Los Angeles conciliation court, where many rocky marriages are rescued, are required to aign a husband-wile agree* ment. According to an article ia a recent issue of n national magazine, this is a contract tailored for a couple'e special needs. T he agreement puts on paper the things that hare been eroding the marriage — end, more, provides a script for a happier relationship." It might be a bright idea for all couples on tbelr first wed* ding anniversary to draw up tbeir own husband*wlfe agree* ment. This would get out In the open and down on paper just what each espects of the WEDNESDAY P. M. RinTorB Vrrilli * What's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. Uk JJlB Woman : Television ffhr E V E R Y T H IN G ^ m ^ \\ J ^ Don’t Mix* Thl* Sacrifice SaleCOME EARLY! Hardware fcv su u fih in q mill House Furnishing Dept. | SALE L\C * M.' V i< ^ Ill II l\ 11 ti 1 ■ ■1 , y 1 ii 9 t" JT .- - �FOOD FAIR /SETZER’S IS THE FIRST TO BRING YOU EVERY DAY HEW FOOD AND HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS MAKE NEWS. 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A film w u shown depleting tho work of tho notion*! oyo hank SMoelation and tho work of roatoring light Dr. Koto doocribed tho for­ mation and organiiatlon of tho Seminole Hospital Eye Bonk Aun. (Nelthor Daytona Booth nor Orlando has an Eye Bank, and rtpreoontaUves of thou two roramunitlu ohowod o vital Interoit in the poulblllty of sot­ ting up ouch an organiiatlon.) During tho quoitlon and an­ swer period which followed tho film M'df talk. Dr. Kata oaplalnnl how othor communltiea ran go about organising such a facility la tholr owa area. PILLSBURVSBEST plainer self- rising FOR YOUR APPLE PIE *63 ALL PURPOSE COOKING OR EATING OR -H + FRANKS W 39 I0NILES1 COPELAND HOT OR MILO SMO. tOUND LUMP SIRLOIN TIP . 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PUBLIC NOTICE *•1 am operating my Bail Bond buahwu at SOI North Park Avenue (In around Dour of tha Edwards Build­ ing) uadtr my own uame, at during tha pu t four yaara. I hav# no connection with any ettar bail bond agooey. A. Wr Analey, Ball Boodi." A BOLOGNA «• 49 EITHER OOt’ VTT JAMES LRE KIDD at ■«. fi.f.n d a n t i. n o t h k n r at i r TDM OTATK III' rM IH IIIA TOi J a m .■ I * . Kbid, II aw aaa Road aultland, Maryland Kdna B. Kidd. II Mnann H oid, Hultland, Maryland You n r . b .r .b y n n tld .d that a ault h a. b . . a lll«d a ga in .I you In Ilia a b o.n .n l l l l .d r a u .i, and Dial you ara ra* oulrod In fit* ynur an .w ar w ith tho Clark o f this Court and to oorvo a ropy tboroof uiMin tho plain tiff or plain­ t i f f . a llo rn .y * , w h o ., nnmo and addrooa li Jonnlna*. W a tt., C la rk , and llam lltun, 1200 lla rn .lt National llank Itulldlng, J a c k ..,m ill. t. F lo r­ ida, not latar than rabru ary : t , Ik ll. U you fall to da oo a dacr.a pro c o n liu o will b . onlorad a g a in .! you for th . r r l l .f d .m a n d .d In Ih . coin , plaint. T ill, ault It to fora, r.laio a m artgaoo. Tho yool property p roeo.d .d a g a ln .t lot Lot II BOUT!! P I N K CHEST. Third Addition, a eu bd lrl.lon , according to a plat th .ro o f rorord .d In Plot Itook 11, pasta «> and «* at tho I'ublle Hoenrdo ot Somlkalo cou n ty, F lorida. W IT S' Baa my hand and tka •tal at .a id Court at Sanford. F lorida, tkla M tb day o f Jan­ uary, 1*11. IbKAJ.) Arthur II D .ek u lih , Jr.. Clark of tha Circuit Court R yi Martha T. Vlnlaa tJ.puty Clark Fubllab Jam 1*. It, t» A Fab. d, IM ». CDK-41 ^ PJ.Q. DFLICtOti* SDCtO | RIBBON 1EEP W ■nann n r i n j i 'i r a u T tub abd 1 O ka Legal N o tice BRMIMOI.M TOP QUALITY SUGAR CURED MORTON FROZEN * > PILLSBURY DELUXE HOUSt For Y o u r Favorit VH ITE-YELL0V-D0U1LE DUTCH ALL GRINDS CHECK m m m m rn tan M Qa. Jam r /. ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN Any VwMry JELLIES or PRESERVES With tho Srduu of I lb. Cup Mayfair C O n A G E CHEESE At Our togulor tow M ai �? Internal Combustion <P kf\ •! U> X i ! « [t • Tht other day a forum of nine panelists, assembled In WaahinRton. managed to discuss the nation's "transportation crisis” for two hours with hardly a mention o f the private autoniobilr. Yet everyone agrees that the mo­ tor car has had immense impact on the country’s changing transporta­ tion patterns. And government stud­ ies suggest that effect will be even greater in the next 12 to 15 years. At the last official check there were 63 million private passenger ve­ hicles on streets and highways. The figure including trucks and buses was nearly 7f» million. At the end of World War II the overall total was 31 million, with some 22 million pri­ vate cars. Passenger automobiles in 1360 traveled close to 1500 million vehiclemiles. In 1915 the figure was 200 million. Henry Shryrock of the Census Bureau points out that'two-thirds of nil U. S. workers use a car in getting between home and work. In the me­ tropolitan areas o f 100,000 or more people, 82 percent of those who com­ mute to central cities rely on cars. The official population projec­ tions for the years up to 1975 indi­ cate. o f course, still further concen­ trations o f our population in urban Peter Edson TTWe Feel You Should Extend Your 'Conventional Forces' Coverage" regions. By 1975. it is estimated. 150 million Americans may live in the 212 largest, metropolitan areas. That is just 38 million less than the total U. S. population today. Bureau of Public Bonds officials suggest, furthermore that passenger rar registrations — and motor travel — may in the span rise considerably faster than population itself. The great push to the suburbs is, naturally, a key fuctor in all this growth. Only the motor car has proved quickly adaptable to the transportation need* o f sprawledout urban center*. Not everybody thinks the sub­ urban revolution will continue apace. Ine A. F. Parrott o f the American Statistical Assn, suggested in I960 that the movement is slackening. But Census officials argue that there is scant evidence of this so far. Meantime, the crush in transpor­ tation seems merely to get worse, ns does the cost o f trying to ease it. Fancy million - dollar - a - mile ur­ ban beltways o|>en one day and two months later chalk up bumper to bumper rush hour loads. If there is a “ transportation cri­ sis,” it is fair to suggest that this is it. And even those gatherings o f ex­ perts which do mention the motor rn C.I,PPO«r to have no ready solu­ tions. Political 0 *• II *1 I o jy<• I v» < I WASHINGTON' — (NEA) — the best argument against it described by Mack* at a Railroad management a n d Though Hie railroad la b o r. dozen federal agcncie* and railway labor agree on one ! j°»*y U powerful In Washing too stale commUston*. Jut. toil, it is doubtful if pu blic' gling bit* of the tran'poriathing, at any ra c ; I9u >•* ' ownership of American rail- j tion system among themselgoing to tie a year of crisis muds could ever pass Cun-! ves. for America's transportation gress unless there should bo ' Nowhere among the tent system a complete breakdown of the of thousands of public offieiali Responsibility for d o i n g U. S transportation *>»tcin. involved it there one perton something about it is being Such a possibility is fore- whose joj, ,t ,, |0 |O0g a()rr put up to government by seen, however, by no less an ttic over all efficiency of thw both sides, hut with different authority thor David I. Mac system.'* formulas. kie, chairman of the Eastern Kennedy railed it *'a chanIn the most far-reaching Railroad Presidents Lontcr- •pc patchwork of inconsistent statement on this subject yet encc. t'nless the I S trans- am| often obsolete legislation issued by a railway l a b o r porta turn system ran be pull- am| regulation.'* union oflicial. President l<nul» ed together and civ on unified Railw ay lalmr and manage, J. Wagner of the Drvlcr of direction, he believes there is I1u.ni have their own relaConductors and Bcnkcmcn has not the slightest dmilit it will (j„ns w,u, 0|j,cr tn p1|t just declared Gut while: ■ seen begin tn fall apart, in on)<.r as wr|( a, lh m re. •We prefer to deal with piece by piece. lj|ion, government, private ownership . . . if This crisis can be avoided, I ' ‘Government intervention, management cinnot run t he , says Mackie In the January rourt ruling, and manage, railroads in the public inter-1 Header's Digest, only liv put- mcnt practices have resultcm and unlos there is dras- ling transportation's legal C(| ln a , nar) rc(j tapc .» tic change In labor-manage- framework in order. The lirM . ays Vice President John W. mcnt policies, we w ill bo step he advocates is President I O'Brien of the Sheet Metal forced to answer, 'Y es!' to j Kennedy's sweeping trans- Workers Union. the question. ‘Should we have portation reorganisation plan, “ Issues which musi be sot* public ownership of Ihc rail- i sent to Congress Iasi April tied in IPtU include railroad roads?' Undersecretary of Com- mergers, live work rules disNationalization of American merer f o r Transportation pule with the operating railroads has l»ecn discussed Clarence 1). Marlin has giv­ union, and extended job staacademically ever since Hie en assurance that this pro hilizaliun to ease automa. government took over (lie gram, cn vshi. J: Congress look lion's imparl.'' roads for unified operation in no action last s r . < w ’ l! -•Iw - .shinection with this World War I. but it has never tie presented l«> the new Con- last-mentioned issue, a pres' h en considered seriously. gress practically unchanged. |idenlial fact-finding board has Europe's cosily experience The situation and Ihc con-1 just recommended that Sou; with nationalized railroads in ditions which ihc Prrsident'a (hern Pacific Railway clerks j more socialized economics is program would reform *rc i who lose their jobs as a re­ sult or automation should j have a share of the savings. The clerks, in a dispute going I back to 195ti, had asked full j j J "“ ■* Herlong Talks On Congress By Congressman Syd Herlong |more favorable legislative The new session of Con- climate for the more controgress has opened. The new versial programs that will Members have been sworn in be put forth by the Adntlni.*and Speaker McCormack lias Iration during this season. I been re-elected. Tha first voted against enlarging this item of business was the Committee as I pledged 1 proposed change in the rules would do during my recent to make Ihe temporary In­ campaign. Refure doing so, crease of membership on the I made my position clear to Rule* Committee from 12 to tlie House leadership and to IS that was in effect during the White House. My reasons Uie previous Congress a for voting as I did were, permanent change. For the first, that 1 regard "pack­ first time in my service in ing'', whether it is applied Congress, the While House to a Committee in Congress interested itself in the Rules or to the Supreme Court, or of the House to the point of any other body, for that mat­ strongly importuning Demo­ ter, as merely a de-ice to cratic Members to support exercise some manner of Ihe change. The burden of control or Influence—not nec­ their argument was that they essary benign—over the bodycouldn't get their program involved. Second. I am a conserva­ considered by the House un­ less this change in the Rules tive, and the Rules Commit­ Committee was made per­ tee as previously constituted ik. was, to be perfectly frank. manent. Notebook all go home and let (lie President legislate by pro- j clatnatlon. You and I both know that that would tic dir- I tutorship, and I am opposed | to it no matter what Adminis ration is in power. My hruthrr John U a Florida lias now become I’h.l). Harvard political »rione of the large State dele­ enlist who has laugh! there, gations in Congress with 12 as well a* at Northwestern Members. My first job as a University and elsewhere. Member of the Ways and Rut he roamed Europe for Means Committee, th e 15 years as a columnist for Democratic Committee on American newspapers. So Committees, is to try to gel heed his remarks about the good Committee assignments popularity rontest In India for Hie three new Demo­ with rrfrrenrt to Amrriran. cratic Members trom Flor­ German, British and Rus­ ida. and I shall do my best, sian engineers. bearing in mind first what CASE 0-4311: Dr. John II. I believe In lie in the best Crane is an expert political Interests of Ihe people ol Florida. With nearly 70 new analyst with 15 years of ex­ Members of Congress, of perience covering Europe for Dr. Crane’s Write, Stamp It Worry Clinic WASHINGTON t HIM I — ln o.hcT words, don't wait {*■> f,’r if UW off The current issue of a house until after Congress lias ad­ 1by automation. Tlie rules dispute with the organ magazine published by a |>erson under ohligstiun to "May-lie we need a little more (he Humble Oil Co. offers journed. operating unions is stilt pendHumble [eel* that a 1mgRailway brotherhood yourself, the sooner you will o f your Applied Psychology in tmnr suggestions on how to end ill hi* "most huterl" cule- our Stulr Department, eh" my write to s member of con­ •Thoughtful" letter from an lhlof* » r« reeking reversal of a U. S. Court ol Apjveals individual ronstitm-nl is more goiy. brother John added. What do gress. decision that railroads have This is a timely topic, A "meaningful" than "a sheaf Ill addition to tiiis factor, 1 you think? the right to overhaul their new session of Congress be- |of identical postcards sent work rules to take advantage also asked my brother to ex­ (Always write to Dr. gins today so It shouldn’t lie 1 of labor - saving practice* pressure groups. plain why the Americana and Crane in rare of this news­ long before you have » lo t . .. . made imssible by automation. Germans were disliked so Inpaper. enrloslng a long 4 to write your congressman believe tin.- is true, par In anoilicr case, a U. S. I tensely. rent stamped, addressed en­ alMiut. ticularly if Hie individual District Court has dismissed j "W ell," he added, “ our velope and 20 rents to rover Not all oil companies are constituent encloses a cam- the Brotherhood of Railway ' American engineers go over typing and printing m ils in a position to otter advice |pamn contribution, which is Trainmen'* effort U> have I there for mcicenary reasons. whrn you send fur one of on congressional correa,wn-1 „ )r (orm of the railroads strike insur­ *f they were earning »10,0110 | hi, |MM',uir«a-> drncr. Several years ago, ' ance agreement declared Ill­ thiiiighlliiliu-ss there Is. l>«r year beie, they may get you may recall, one com­ egal. 120,000 per year while in India. Anyone who wants to be­ pany wrote a letter that was The big showdown conies "And if they slay out of the credited with killing a na­ come a pen pal with his next May when the It non­ U. S. A. for two full years, course the competition for I American newspapers, tural gas bill favored by Ihe congressman should benefit operating employe unions, thru they escape income taxes indusir). desirable Committee seat* is ' ** * llarvant liaintd from Humble's suggestions, with 4}n,uoo members, opee going to be quite keen, but who possesses tjm on that doubled Income. If reunification churls fail I Hunk we may assume, but it seems In me the cum- negotiations with ihe Class I I believe our new Members "ho.se sense" so sadly lacking "Meanwhile, they live .' " ' ( i n Hie Congo), we will al-J however, Hial Humble is ful­ piny omitted the most im­ The facts are that any time controlled by the conserv railroad* for a new wage using most „r. - slack ci, m . . . . «- i, k thm . many o f that bleed, ao he scgiegated modern housitii certainly witness a ly qualified ill this field. It portant thing of all. It is: up with those of any in many a majority of the House of lives. Next, 1 don't ncccssaragreement. projects, with air conditioning. divides its suggestions into bloody civil war. Representatives wants to, II. believe that the present 1other State in tlie Union. All adds wholesome ballast to his Before mailing your letter They have llu-lr own swim­ —White House adviser Chest­ "d o ’s" and "don'ls,” and I lie certain it lias Ihe proper President of Ha-iof them have shown a good- college students. they can consider a bill, re­ elected Recently we had a family ming pools anil Country Clubs, er Bowles. would imagine it has had stamp. gardless of tlm Rules Com United State should have c o n -: aptitude (or this type of A congressman's "Anil they tend to look down quite a bit or experience franking privilege doesn't in­ mince,but theimpression! trol of the legislative p r o w o r k and have an ability to d' nnrr *' ’ hi- homo of my It tiers of the clude postage due. iscreated that this is not cesses of the Congress. If get alongvvllli their col- mother. And my brother told " " 11 "-1 IVI " i g n m s on- As a country, as a plate |composing is going to fop 1j>'c o f a public opinion survey dm, or so the latter at least lo live and rear a family, the "don't" variety. true and that it should be lltc Executive Department is leagues that imagine, because of this aloof­ Soviet Union I* pitiful by eon "Don't repeal Hie deple­ lo them in Hie ! ' n I'"!'*easier lo schedule controver­ going to say what bills Con- most helpful ness. trast with the United Slates tion allowance" has been the gre».will consider and enact, future. "Here’s a problem for you, sial bills for action. 750 x It "The tiri mans, too, stay —Felix II. MrKnlght, Dallas theme of many tin oil romOur Democratic Delegation he began The net result of this |>er- then there is no reason WASHINGTON (HIM) *00 x It whatsoever to even have a , split riiht down the middle "India Is overrun with engla.grega.ed to a large deg,e.pany message lo Congress. Tex., newspaper editor. 1'hr S e n a t e squared oft manent change is that u n- , ....... _ ____ ............... ........ .... ___ _ S50 t 14 sv/ec. As Ireflls a company bear- today tor Ihe first round ot questionably mere will be a |Congress. We might ax well j on tlie vote on the Rule* ncers from America, and Her and air lookrd on as disdainCAVANAUGH . . Hod ing its name, Humble ad­ full-blown ik-bale in its bien­ ............. ......... . . . . Committee. I suppose wc Imany, England, and Russia. ,l‘ lI like lo think TIRE SERVICE The llritish, however, have j intervened, vises against taking a pre- nial wrangle over changing ! would lie more effective if ^ "How do you think the |a-oKOI S. Frrnrh Ave. we voted alike on every- I P|f uf , " d,« four fraternized paitially for gen- I —Evangelist Billy Hraliam, |lenlious approach in rnrrc- its rules to make Illilmstcrs FA 2-22SJ s|Mituling with a congress­ easier lo curb. thing, but then tlie people Kn,uP*I W hlt-h did they like I nations while England mini un the Cuban crisis. In Florida don't think alike ! ,M'st and which did they dis- 1India. s» they have built up a man. certain amuuiit o f prraligr. Fidel Castro's day* aie | "Don't pri'lrnd to rt-preWUem T ^ on everything, and it it the - 9ke the must?” “ Rut the Russians have been nutnbcrrd . , . Castro h a s1sent more political influHEAR OME, primary responsibility o f ' ' oU readers might well teat each Memla-r lo endeavor toj-vour families at the dinner the smallest. Their engineers lost face—so much that about I ence than you have," it says, I interpret this lo mean reflect the thinking of llic ( ’ aide with this same question, must learn tlie native langu- all he lias left is his Ireard. majority of ihe people in his' And remember, we Anutri- . age hefme they even go to In —Ken Hubert Humphrey. D- that you slumldn'l threaten EST. 1935 District The leadership liere ran* have pound hundreds of din. Then they live with tlie Minn , after a trip lo l.alin a congressman with defeut IN S U R A N C E A T A SAV /i In tlie next eleetiun unless recognizes that. For exam­ millions o f dollars into Indin native* and fraternize with America. you are eligible to vote. ple, it isn't a foregoing con­ and have liven her main pro­ them. "The Russians thus peiloim Humble also recommend' A director couldn't ln>i>e tn clusion that the people in tector at the United Nutions. So, of those four national more like our rhtireh mission- direct a (Charles) hiughtoti 1that yen- ''communicate with / ’. -H illy Matthews' Stli Congres »iona1 District in North Flor­ groups, the natives of India nrles, who also must learn the picture. The liest lie could your senator or rrprcscpla111 So. I'nlmeltn live on issues while there is ida think like Ihe majority lire far more obligated tn tie ; native language liefoie they hope for was to referee —Director la-wis Milrstone. Mill time for him to take Ilian to any of the other thiee. are sent abroad. I’ hone FA 2-0811 of the people in Dante Fasrllerliva action." So wlmt happened on the j "A s a ronsequeiicp, though on tlie late actor, cell's District in Miami. Yet both are members of the |public opinion poll, 1we have dona the most for In- | same political party. This is I Well, nnr Americans wei*|di* a« regards money, engiwhy member* of 'a delega­ rated at the bottom! We were nerring, nirdielne, ete. » r are * still Hu- moat disliked by Ihe tion from one Slate who be the MUST disliked. Next to us came the Her­ man on the street. long to Hie same political "And Russia,’ who take* party vote differently on con mans. The English were in *2iiH troversial Issues. They must plare while the Rutaiana ratrd money AWAY from India, In- | stead nf pouring It into India first spesk for the people top honor* Whirh brings out Ihe salient as Amriira doe*, still rome* they represent. This i> true representative government. point 1 mentioned yeaterday, off the winner In tha popular- < 7711 thrill of viewing the namely, that the more you put ity rniiti at. Quotes Square Off OUR BOARDING tft HOUSE Own A Home of Your Own in lovely J’ ukc 1-A Wed., Janunry 16, 1963 Yona Usa at her unveiling was somewhat marred by the boisterousness of the crowd and Hie very unpleasant cir­ cumstances under which it was viewed. There simply wasn't room for the invited guests, and the mumbling in \x m . i i : ii i . i u o n , l-lilliiH sxi i i-t iii. i m i i : ii the background was such i . u n it \ t:itsiikii. sniw .sMii a. iiiuswui.ii Alsnaslna IMItor A-lv srllslu * Director that no one could hear what Jt.lll MKI.I.I JISIH I- IHUKMtXCM was said. When w finally i-ounty C dllor llu sltiru it s n a s -r t g i K i . u r « N M i:it j iiv iis got up to wlierc 1 could see HU1 1st) e d ito r clossirisd Vl.tiios-i her, I was behind anotlier OUT lllliOIMIOTIIAM I'HtSH VIILTUklVt: f s s lu r * e d it o r Circulation M ans**) Member of Congress who riss.li a ei.i.a obviously fancied himself ai lltclia n lca l Nu|>U as quite an art critic. I no­ *i ■•iN iniuv mats:* ticed that lie looked at the Mr Nall H ow s O e llirrr All (Tiber sesalaals l a a a l f picture quite carefully and l l l .i u I Year SS.0S 1 Vsar J«c Wr*k then shook his head from S.Oo S Xlnnlhs M l I Month* :.oo s sionih# MO s Months side to side with tht sad 1.0(1 I Month l.o# I Month comment, "The color isn't e . a. Postal essulatlons provld* that all mail subscriptions b* exactly right." Thai's the paid In advat.ca. height of something—I don't e m s re d a* sscond class n iallrr iK toh sr S i , ISIS *t Ilia I’ost U fllcs o f danCord. Klorlds. undsr ths Act o f O -n a i-ss **f March. know what. 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Published deity eerepr Saturday, Munday and Christmas: published h tturday proceeding Chrtai CHAIN LIN K New officers of the South Seminole County Young Re­ publican Club will be elected at today’s 7:30 p.m. meeting of the group at the American Legion Home on Prain».Lake. * “ Homes In A Community Built With Pride’’ !l & EXPERT INSTALLATION . . . will make tour yard • safe haven for children and pots . . . it protects tree* and ahrubbery. enhances the appearance and inrrraaea the value of your property and WILL LAST A LIFETIME. Through etir IIAIH Dept you PAY ONLY ONE HILL and gel • FULL CUAItAN' . H A P T ; TEF. on Ihe entire Job . . . 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STENSTROM REALTY SuIch Agcnld I f �SIDE GLANCES r By Galbraith Legal Notice Legal Notice l a Ik* f a t r l a f «U# Coem ty J a l i a , » r a la a l t C a ta lT i State • f ria rM a . la r t a l a l t ta r r the Batata aft v to trp n tM ie fiOWTONE wouip WHAT'S JAH W CKDH & Legal Notice KEEPING MARTHA m c iiA n o s. ty L L sn Decoaaed. f in a l UKMINOI.D r o r NTT BOARD o r A D j r r n t B T T B ailee o f Paklla k a a ita a T o whom It m ay eonrarn: Tha tam lnola County Hoard o f Adjuatmant w ill hold a public h airin g ta determine tha poaalblllty at gra n tin g a aatback variance to Ike garninola County gw im m la g Foal Regulation* aa requaatod by W illiam B. W alaay an tha fa l­ low in g doeerlbed property: Tha W I I I ft o f tha N 111 ft af tha g 101 ft o f tha SK>4 at tha SK tl o f fa ctio n ) 4 - l ! g . : n : lyin g H a f Maitland Are. Public hearing w ill ba held In tha County com m leatenera Room . Court Houoe, f i n ford Florida, an January II, l l l l at T ill P. M. o r aa naan there­ after aa poaalbla. Hamlnola c o u a ty Board af Adjuatmant B y W illiam C. H aleiek . Chairman Publlah Jaa. H , 1441 CDK-iS vzsszvtfgr M I0 0 L 6 0 P A 6 T R B B T . RJLLOP TRAFFICS j “Wd’vt had auoh a attmufatli grtting. tired of worrying abot Fo « 5 vB CARNIVAL By Dick Turner n o t ic e H oller la hereby liv e n that tha un-larelgned trill, on tha Itth day o f February. A. D. 1MI. praaant to tha Ilon orabla County Judge of Hamlnola County. Florida, h rr final r e ­ turn, account and vouchara, aa Exacutrlu o f tha Eatata o f RICHATtn S. MILLER. daraaaaad, and at aald tiro*, than and tliert. make application to tha aald Judara for a fin ­ al aetllamant o f har adm inlatratlon o f aald catate, and fo r an ordar dleeharglng hay aa aueh E xecutrix of tha Eatata o f RICH ARD S. M IL L. E ll. daeeaaed Dated thla tha Tth day at January. A. D. m l . Jrrallna O. Miller Aa E xecu trix at tha IN COI ATT J l'tX IR 'a COURT, aBMikoLB to f.ttv, rum * IDA. F ile Re, dher. B fT A T B OF JESSIE DKI.LE SOUTHARD. anttlament o f hla adm lnlalratlon o f aald calatc, and fo r an ordar dlacharalng him aa aueh Adm lnlelrator. Dated thla tha loth day a f December. A. D. 1JC. Ac Adm lnlalralor a f tha E ita te of M argaret E. Ilatnea Deceit*, d P’ lbllah Dec. f l , I. I. II, ll ll . S M W jlJ I. ALItfAHOCB,] HOW MUCH < THAT'S WHAT TAKES S O L O H O -I HAWS _ TO LOOK FOP IT O - l TH8M j . JOHSKPARB VDUGOIM3TO poet o ffice addraaa o f tha claim ant and muat ba aworn to by tba claim ant, hla agent o r attorney, ar tha aam a ahalt ba void. Raym ond M. llall A» Adm lnlatrator a f aald Eatata Cum Teetaraento Annago Harrlaon B. Steward O f the Firm o f Steward A Steward 11» Feat Rohfnaon Street Orlando, Florida IMbllah Jan. II, 22, 1« A Fab. I, l l l l C D E -II BBAITHgHtf. tU .D IL A TE > TO WORK S TIZZY By K ite Osann MAIM •acini WWW* ■BMIROLS COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Native a f Fublla Itvartag To whom It may conoarm Tba Sem inole County Hoard o f Adjuatmant wilt hold a publta hearing to oonaldor tha poaalblllty a f gran tin g permieelon to Inatall and oporata a aawaga treatment plant and a w ater plant aa raquaatad hy n . K. Oarrtgan, Jr., fo r Philip Haroudl, nn tha fo llow in g dtarrlbed proparlyi Ilag at the N\V cor o f the HR>4 of the a w t t o f section n - : i a - s i E From aald point o f beginning proceed In an R'arly direction along tha North boundary Section 11 In a S'arl: /flO O R -A p ./ "What • publicity houndI ths’s always on tha hanor rolir Toddler's Tate n o t ic e of su rr T U B BTATK OF FLORtDA TO i I.OLA tV AO Kg SAHOF.NT. form erly Mlaa 1m la Wagaa. 2011 tAwram -avllla . Daeatur H ighw ay. Decatur G eorgia; LIZZIE WAGES. 121 W i l t Da­ vie Strait, Decatur. G eorgia: DAIgY LEE CREKCII. l i l t Lawraneavllla Road, Decatur. QeorgUu OIIADT WAGES. 201 Ponca Ptl.aun .1 anua, Daeatur, G eorgia: O. K. W All Ed. _ _ Atlanta 2111 Itldgedale Head. O a o rfla : JK IIRT W “ A (I E B. Waaka Btraat. Daeatur. Oaorgia i J. R. WAOES, 1171 Cannanrala: hr I-ana. b WAGES, 1724 THOMAS Terrace. Decatur, H ollyh ock G eorgia; J oT C E l i l t Com mander Drive, L«ula. villa, K entuck yi I t IL W AGES V alley Brook Road WAOR8. G eorgia: NftTTIR Third Avenue, Avenue, Decatur. Georgia GRACE ADAMM, 17 Eaat (lentlta ritreet. Alexandrla. V irg in ia ; HUIIT ZK4IT AIL llarcli lload, II AH Do. Martlnavllle. N aw J e n ay; BETTT BANDERS. I l l Third Avenue, Decatur. G eorgia; HOLLIS A. WAOES. 1H2 H olL din Hoad. Tucker, G eorgia; A1AHT LOU AKIN. 171: LaV lita Huad. Tucker, G torgla ; WILMA WAGES. 2712 LaVleta Hoad, Tucker, G torgla ; POLLY FOWLEIL 24U Low ranea villa Road, Daea­ tur, Georgia; RATMONO E. WAGES, a Ia o known aa Raym ond Wagaa. (11 V alley Prong Road, B foatur, U eorgla; ' DORIS W A ­ GES CIIEW NIXU. form erly Btraat. Daeatur, Oaorgtai JAMES A. WAOES, alao known aa Jamea Wagaa. 2*17 T-awranee Hoad, Daeatur. U eorgla: nEATlUCE MATTHEWS, a l­ ao knaw a aa Mra. T. H- M at­ thews, 117 Sycam ore Drive, Decatur. O corgla; ROBERT L. HUDBON. I l l R lvcrvlcw Drive. Nartk A ugusts. South C a ro­ lin a! RSRK LL A. WAOES. alaon known aa B irtl Wagaa, 111 Adair Street, Daeatur, O eergla ; IIUUKRT R. WAGES, alaa knewn aa Hubert Mfaaaa, 141 Mead Road. Daeatur, o a e r s la i ELISABETH W IL ­ LIAMS. alao know n aa Mra. I-lgale W illiam *. 1114 Hanford Road. Daeatur. G to rg la ; OOLDEN WAGES, I I I L a w raneavllla Read. Daeatur, G aarslai H IL L T. WAGES, o f land Imanadlatnly ta the Baal o f L et L B leak A. Rauad Lake Eautaa, m ore particu ­ larly dracrlkad aa follow a, to ­ w n : Bogin at NB ear Lot 1, daaorlbad rani property, at Hlaok A. Round Lake Eautaa, any part th ereof, the earn a aa recorded la P. k. 14. P i. t r ia l, being gnd g ltu ite In 7, ran ■ lt d fL B 1*114 f t •amlnala County, Flarida.. parallel u the B Uaa o f Lot Ie -w lti 1. B lock A- W Id* f l ta B Tha W a it H a lf (W t| ) o f llaa o f aald Round iR k a Katho Kortbnraat guartar u ia a ibaaaa N along ■ Haa 4N W H ) at tha N orlhtaet ta bagtaulag. Uuartar (NH>41 o f SacFublla haarlag w ill ka hold tloa Tw anty-Ihraa (tl), Is tba C oaaty Cammlaatanara T oO T lh lp Tw enty (SO) South, tu n go TkIM y-Iw o loam . Court Haaaa, Seaferd. Florida, an Jaauarp t l , l i f t ( t l ) Eaat. at f i l * F. M. ar aa aaaa thara. NOTICE IS M ERBBT OIVa fU r aa poaalbla. EN that a proceeding, ar ault, Sem inole County Board a f ta quiet title haa bean brought Adjaatm ant agalnat you. aa dafandanta. In » y ■ W illiam C. H albeck. tha Clronlt Court. Ninth Jud i­ Chairman cial Circuit o f Florida. In and Pakilah Jam t*. n i l . far Scm laala County, the a b ­ CDE-41 breviated title o f w hich la CLYDE H. WAGES. Plaintiff, veroua IA>LA W AGES SA IL GENT (fo rm e rly Mlaa Lola W asaa), at al. and. A ll pareoaa claim ing an oatnta, right, till* ar latarott In, ar lien upon, tba real property h ere­ in doeerlbed. a r any part tfcaraat, D e fe a d e a u , Chancery B y: Martha T. v u l e a Deputy Clark H atehlaoa aad iM fflar Bdwarda Building, » . a D raw er H Sanford. F lorid* A ttorn eys fa r P lain tiff. V.y Q y ^ f t f T 1112 A Jan. VI RORKRT r.. HCCCI.VT. at al, Defandanta. ill* SUIT in m ortgage r o n iit T .o a r R M T « t ItOllKRT It. DUCCINI n r.a iD E h C B i Unknown AAD T O i.A ll parllea claim * Inr tntaraafa hy, through, under or agalnat tha a foraaald pereon. TOU ARK hereby n otified that a Com plaint to fo r * , rloae a carlaln m ortgage ancum bering the fo llo w in g dagerlbad real property, to -w lti Lot 11. Block A. COU.VTK F CLUII MANOR. UNIT NO. *, accord in g to tha plat thereof aa recorded In l i a t lluok I t, page ion, Puhllo R tcorda o f Sem i­ nole County. Florida, haa been filed agalnat you In tha above atylad ault, and you are required to aarva a cop y o f you r A n an er o r oth er Pleading to the Com plaint on P la in tiff* attornaya, A N D ER­ SON. ItUSII, DEAN. LOW NDES A van den UKItG, 22: Eaat Central Avenue, Orlando, F lo r­ ida. and tile tha original A n ew er or other Pleading In tha o ffice o f tha Clark o f th o Clrrult Court «n or befnro tha Ith day o f Kabruary, l l l l . If you fall to do ao. a darraa pro eonfaaao w ill ba takaa agalnat you fo r tba relief da* mended In tha Complaint. Thla Notice ahall ha pubttehad onra a weak fo r four con* aacutlva weak* In tha Hanford Herald. D ATED thla Tth day od January, l l l l . (■BALI A rthur H. Beckw ith. J r , Clark af Circuit Court Byl M argaret K. T yre Deputy Clerk Publlah Jan. I, II, 21, |» C D E -ll \ O T Iti; IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT TH E I T S JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO RID A. IN CUANCRRY NO. 13TS8 EAST n n oO K L T N SAVINGS HANK, a New T ork co rp o ra ­ tion, Flalnttf*. MARTIN H EN RT SPATH and M ARTHA EDNA SPATH. hla Wlfoi ATLAS SUIIHIDIAHIKB OF FLORIDA. INC., a Florida corp ora tion ; and J. M. FU E X TR g aad ------- FUEXTES. k is w lft, D afandanta NOTtCB TO D EFEN D OR OHtIKS OF F L R U C A T IO B a t-r r for r u R D C L o a iR D TOi MAHTIN H EN RT SPATH and M A R T H A EDNA SPATH , kla w ifa lla r s a ’a Candy Ska* Faulkner. Maryland TOU. MAHTIN H ENRT SPATH and MARTHA EDNA SPATH , ara hereby n otified that a Complaint fnr Knrecloaura o f M ortgage haa been filed a sa ln el you, and you are required to aarva a co p y at y o u r A acw or or F lood ings to the Com plaint on tha P ta ln tlffa attorney, Joeeph M. K ltagcrald. I l l Becurliy Truat Hulldlug, Miami is , Florida, and file tha o ri­ ginal Anewer ar Pleading ta tha a fflco o f tha Clark a l tha Circuit Court aa or hafora tha Ith day o f Febru ary A .D , I IIL If you fall to do ao. Judgment by default w ill ba taken agalnat you fo r tha relief demanded la Ike Coinplant. Tba deeerlptloa a f tha real property proceeded agalnat tat I-ot 4, Hlnck 10. TO W N SITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA, a aubdlvlalun a c­ cording to plat thereof, recorded In Plat Uook I. P»g»a 44 to It. Inrluaivr, o f tba Publta Recorda o f Seminole County, F lorida. Thla notice ahall ba publlabad ouce each waak fur four rooeeeu llve waaka la tba Sanford Herald. DONE AND O R D rR P .D at Sanford. Sem inole County, F lortfa. thla Tth day a f J a n ­ uary A. D , m t . (SEAL) Arthur IL B eckw ith. J r , Clark. ---------— ____ C ircuit Court B yi M argaret E. T yre Deputy Clark Jeeoph M. F lt a g a u li I K Secu rity Truat BnUdlag Miami I t. Florida Publlan Jaa. I, Id. t l . I f . CDB-21 �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2 -5 6 1 2 For Fast Results. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues., tnru Fti. • 3 l\ M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Fri. • 3 P.M. day befora insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be responsible for more 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. It you want people to pay attention to your business, call FA 2-5612 and ask the Herald Staff about somo at­ tention setting ads. 1. Lont & Found LOST: Small, all white shorthaired, much loved female dog. Any information, please call Mrs. Placek. FA 2 1M63. 3. Fdueation • lnatruction MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE No experience necessary, grammar school education usually lufflclent. Train now at home for Joba with secur­ ity. For details, send name, address, phono no. lo: NA­ TIONAL TRAINING SER­ VICE. BOX 50 c /o The Sinford Herald. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Peraonuls 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Eatate Wanted 12. Real Eatate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 18. 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 Services 26. Radio L 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 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 6. For Rent Sift .1 MODERN, 2 bedroom unfurn­ ished house. 1810 W. Third St. Phone In flow 533 2334. ♦anforh tfrralh •Jan. 16. 1963 — Page 3-A ' 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Situations Wanted By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE ROOMS, H i* Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0730. Furn. Large Oarage Apt. 1102 Maple. TA 2-0731. HIGHLAND PARK Comfortable 3 Bit. CB home 21. Reality Salon* situated on double corner SPECIAL lot with giant oaks! Shingle Cut 'N Curl Reaulv Shop roof, woed floors, many End curl $5.50 including nice extras. Drive by 2(27 shape, set A style. Upon Laurel Avenue, and if you Evening by appointment. 3 like what you see, plune Experienced Operators. for a thorough inspection. 311 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0434 Excellent financing. The price $13,930. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott A vt., FA 2-5254 or FA 1-0323. 1 Bedroom House nleely furn­ ished. 243 month. Water In­ cluded. FA 2-5544. 2 3 Bedroom house. 2(00 Sum­ Children kept. FA 2-4182. merlin. FA 2 1836. Day Work wanted. FA 2 8581 Cost $12,000. Sacrifice at $9975. Easy terms. Almost Remodel, repair or paint. new. Selling due lo divorce. Large or small, Please, 211 Cedar. rail u*. 322-1(81. Bedroom house, kitchen equipped. 1505 Douglas Ave. FA 2-0363. 24. Electrical Servlet* FR1GIDA1RE Sales A Service House Wiring. Free Estimates Real Estate — Mortgages S'.d Vildan's Randall Electric 111 N. Park Ave. F\ 2-2420 (12 Magnolia Pa. FA 2-4813 2 Bcdrm. home, nicely furn­ ished. 2 Screened porches, 25. Plumbing ricrvlci carport, 3 extra b is In PLUMBING lawn. Priced right. Phone Contractu)? A Rrpairi FA 24)431. FREE DELIVERY Stenstrom Realty UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2 3445. RENT A BED Rellawsy, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Muith CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. ’ “ w i l l Tt h a d e “ WELAKA AFARTMENTd: Rooms private baths, 114 W. Flrat St. It. L. HARVEY 3 Bedroom CB home, large 2t>( a in for- Ave. lot. .Near school and play- | ground for smaller h om e,' late model auto or nice Cabin Cruiser. FA 2 6137. ! FA 2>354J W a ll Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 826 Escambia. Ph. FA 2 0274. “That waan't a bit funny— tailing them I was your aiatarl" I’ liimbiup & Heating; Housea for rent. For Infor­ I. For Rent 12. Heal Estate For Sal* mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 205 E. Modern 3 bedrojin, kitchen 3 lilt, two story home cen­ 25th St. equipped home. Near trally located, near school. school and playground. $95 Bargain priced. FA 2-8642. 6. For Rent MAYFAIR SECTION month. FA 2-6137. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family RAVENNA 1»ARK Furnished Apartment. Close room. Available soon. Ph. New 3 Bcdrocm, 2 hath Bright and cheerful 3 lilt, In. Ph. FA 2-2300. 323-0340. home. No cash needed. $31 Cl! home in dcdrable Ra­ 2 Bedroom modern House, a month. 322-8033. venna Park. Features in­ Apartments furnished or un­ kit. equipped. 817 CaUllni. clude all the standard ex­ furnished. $43 month. Wa- - 3 Bedroom House. FA 2-5829. tras, plus fully equipped ter Included. Also 2 bed-1 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen huill-in kitchen. Also has room unfumldted Garage { 3 Bedrooms, 2 full baths, equipped. 175 month. Ph. largo screened in Florida Apartment $55. Ph. D a y ! Els. Boom. FA 2 7018. FA 1-5303. Room. Total price $13,650., FA 2-3183 or Kvcninss Large 1 bodroom Trailer on 1 Bedroom furnished Apart­ Down Payment just $(50. NO 8 554$. large lake. Also trailer ment. FA 2-US2 Monday Monthly payments $9U, in­ space. Adults only. Phone thru Friday between 9 and 3 Bedroom, kitchen equip­ cluding everything. ped, on lake, read) for FA 2-732$. 6 p. m. or FA 2-4SOt otheroccupancy. Call FA 24639. times. Furnished Duplex*. One REALTOR - INSUROK available January 15, one BEAUTIFUL furnished room. Bungalow. Completely furn. K4 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave available 1st o f February. 207 E. 6th 8t. |40. Private home. FA 2-7431. Real Estate — Mortgages FA 2 3410. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Stenstrom Realty The 16. Female Help Wanted HERALD Want Ads. Bedroom, $43 monthly Quiet lak e Mnry. 3 Bdrms., WOMAN WITH CAR to call Lake Mary. Close to sclmol H i baths, I-ow cost. l’h. re 2ularly each month on A stores. Monna Jarvis. 322-4441. Established Studio G i r l ‘27. Special Services 322-1410. Cosmetics coents in and Plsno Tuning and Repair For Sale or Izeair ■round Sanford making nec­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 1 BEDROOM house, kltchrn 5 Acre Tract essary deliveries, etc. 3 or equipped. Lake itary, Phone 230' X 428' Fit IGI DA IUK ( hours per day. Rutile will FA 2-4941. Equipped with truck scale. Sales A Service pay up lo $5.00 per liuur. Suitable as G. H. HIGH OR ASSUME payments. 3 Bed­ Write STUDIO GIRL COSJunk Yard and or 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford room CB house, icrcened MF.TICS, Dept. 70431, Glen Used Auto Parks i’ h. FA 2-3183 esrporte, stove and refriger­ dale, Calif. Mr*. Zuckcnnan FA 2-7(75 ator. Call FA 28149. Hand S ws Sel. Filed $1.00. 17. Male Help Wanted MlCII ARBOR Hand and Circular Saws MONTHLY basis. Completely conditioned. Vic's Grind furnlshtd. Central heat, air- 3 bedroom 1 bath liome for ATTENTION SALESMEN! I $1650 down. Total price If you are a licensed Real Shop, 411 Myrtle, Sanford. condition. 4 Bedrooms, 2 less than $12,000. Estate Salesman willing to baths. Recreation room with RAVENNA PARK WORK, Here is )our op­ fireplace $164. 102 Driftwood portunity (or substantial SEWING MACHINE Lane, Park R id ft. FA 2 $145. 3 bedroom 2 bath liomr on lake. Make offer for equi­ Sales and Servlca earnings in the Rooming a BDRM., Fla. Km., plenty of ty. Cap* Canaveral Aiea, Im­ Free aalimates 1* advene* shade, fenced. FA 2-3330. Free home demonstration mediate openings with one ROBERT A. WILLIAMS of Florida's outstanding CALL FA J2-578B Realtor 9. For Sole or Rent Alan's Fabric k Rugs Realtors—join an aggress­ Raymond Lundquisl, Assoc. 2559 Park Dr. S Bedroom house. 2408 Stev­ FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank llldg. ive professional organiza­ ens Ave. Phone 549-4671. tion now serving liie East INCOME TAX RETURNS Central Florida NOVA area O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ Good 3 Bedroom bouse. Ph. with established offices in to Ave. Plum* 322-5827. FA 3-0451. 2420 Orange Titusville. Ave. Office FA 2-2118 M. N. WEIR A SONS, INC., WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Nl$ht* FA 3-06(9 REALTORS SPIUNKER SYSTEMS Attractive $ bedroom, I bath 323-0700 Contact AU Types and Sltea home, Fenced yard. Near 2524 Park Ur. Sanford, Fla. Bonn Searle Wa Repair and Service NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ J12 Main Street S T I N E cle. FA 2 7(84. NEW 3 bedroom, 2 hath Titusville, Florida Machinery and Supply Co. home, large corner lot, 311 10. Wonted to Rent Ph: 347-5000 20T VV. 2nd « ! FA 2-6432 Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ tates. VA—nothing dawn, FURNISHED apartment or monthly payments $92.00. home near-in by Herald em­ FA 3-8074 - FA 3 2218. ploye and wife. O* year- SINGER To Jim Hunt Realty A D V ER T IS E round permanent basis. Ph. Furnlslied House In Sanford. FA 2-2412—Fred Van Pelt. $1500. 486 48(9. Apopka. In 12. Real Eatate For Bale Lakerlew home with lake privileges In South Sylvan Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms •nd 2 baths. Alr-Condltloned. Phone FA 27848 or FA 3-4188. The St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 11* N. Park Av*. FA 3-4133 Sanford Herald phone FA 2-2611 SANFORD Baautiful new brick Homes. Must sacrifice. $ Bedroom, 1 bath. P l n e c r a s t . Near 3 bedrooms, I baths, dou­ -choul. By owntr. Phone ble carport*. Choice loca­ FA 2(1*3. tions. $14,300. $450 down, $79 m mlhly. Monna Jarvi* 333-1914. All types of Real Estate “ Call Hair fA 1-3841 2544 S*. Froseh Av*. 110 N. Park Av*. Ph. 323-0559 R E U P H O L ST E R Y ^ea^L / SOUTH SEMINOLE ■ ( i*. » 1 mm m SOUS S89 r, /- III M ll'< OV IKS mo M9.50 soias CENTRAL FLA DECORATORS . .. •e «• . • ' .1 • *I »s J 8 • t* ( ...UU N | ,A , M f ' « t t> '» FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and p'.nc. $22 a cord delivered. Robert Morris FA 3-0355 or FA 2-5U09. Used 20" Boy's Bicycle. $15. FA 2 4279. Typewriter and stand. Elec­ tric clocks, rug A blanket*. FA 2 3110. FREE u.e of our Carpet Shampoocr with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo, Carrull'a Furniture. Automobile* • Trucks liti '81 Monxa Coupe. Solid white, (our speed, new W.S.W. BAH. bucket seat*, red interior. 23,000 mile*. Slt»3. FA 2-7370. 1917 Plymouth. Good ccnd. $110. FA 23171. Thrifty Service Station. 1954 Oldstnobllc. Hardtop, ful­ ly equ.pped. Oh owner. $235. FA 2-3305. I960 Cbcv. Pickup and Camp­ er. Auto., 8 cyl. Must sell iu ten days. 204 E. 24th St. Sanford. 322-2978. 67. Duals • Motors Gitaway To Tn* Waterway Itobsuii Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer Spinet Plano. Must bo pick­ 301-6 8 E. lit Ph. FA 2-3901 ed up in tills area. Can be Fiberglass Uost 14'. 23 Elec­ purchased by payments of tric start motor, tilt trail­ $15-50 per month. Inquire er. Extra's. Complete, $700. Thompson Music Co. Col­ Pb. FA 2-8368. onial Pla/a. GA 5 (577. 1982 Zig Zag. 5(akcs button Us. Motorcycle* • Scooters holes, darns, with guaran­ VESPA Motor Scooter* (new) tee.. 4 payments of 97.13. $10.63 down A $3.33 Week­ Ph. FA 20411. ly. Lewis Sates A Service Apt. size electric Range. $35. 2317 Country Club Road Good condition. 323 0753. Ph. FA 2 7424 1033 Dodge Dump Truck. (3 yd.) 1037 Cbcv, Uus. Cutting 119. Trail*™ • Cabiuv** Torch (complete) 111 g h1937 Superior lluusetr Her. speed drill, bench vis* (4" 4' x 33'. Good condition. jaws.) 1 Hand-made Utility After 5 p. m. call FA 2-77SS Trailer, (high aides.) Small luts of 3" pipe k 1" rods. Equalizer Trailer hitch. $30. Mrs. Zuclmrman FA 27(75 FA 2-4709. Special Auction Thurs.,Jan. 7:00 P. M. HOLLERSo/SANFORD 120,000 YOU W ONT BELIEVE IT * SALE l iq u id a t io n a u c t io n O ff All Nrw Name Hrs.it Mi rrhsudLe EVERYTHING FALUO.N 2 Dour, Standard Transmission MUST (10 J S ! Dealer* Welcome 1 Q R 7 CADILLAC Sedan DsVIll* I ■ Power And Air fund. 11M LUMET 2 Door Hid. lraws. 1095 FORD S/ W, * Cyl. A /T 1204 In free prizes will be given away through­ out the sale. JUST A FEW OP OUR NATIONALLY ADVERTUED BRANDS; • Henru- I f t f i A dl I l k 2 Dour Special • Dormyer ■ • • General Electric Gruen Hardtop Automatic 1 9 6 2 Standard FALC0N’ Trans., sut|un Radio, w**B”Heater Joh» E - Fox» Realtor J. W. Hall, Realtor (HAIRS 5)9 '..V phoneGA5-5938 OVIEDO AREA 214 Miles South an route 520. 2 New Humes, 2 full baths, large lut, high and dry. Built to last. Selling j price as appraised by the First Federal. Peaceful, ■nd quiat. Near churches, > School buses available, new Woman's Club building. For appointment L. L. Faulk. 385 3197 or 365 3702. FREE ESTIMATE Hiby scales, bathlnett. stereo Upholstering 1- Mattress ren­ hi-fi, sewing machine. Ph, ovating. New A Used Furni­ FA 2-1016. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at .04-C elery A\c. 10 pl« « lining Room Set. FA 2-2117. ' *1-3- FA 2-1209. To Use 1 Pays AUTO GLASS INSTALLED It Buys Stemper A gency |III. Article* For Sale Refrigeration • Air-condition­ Crash Helmet. Adjustable for ing men needed. We train *‘ ie. New. $8.00. FA 2 8799. you. Write Commercial Trades Institute Box IS, c o I-aJie* 3-speed bicycle, nearly n:w $23; good automatic Sanford Herald. washer $23; Electric organ, like new, 61-key manual 29. Automobile Service with full bass and bench $275: Photo enlarger $15; aluminum tripod $8; H Inch drill 3d: ukelele $3 ; Wind* Held Itnck Glass 13-vot. encyclopedia $10; Door Glass Vent Glass Battery clock $3; Mans El­ SERVICE gin watch with gold band Senkarili Glass ami Paint $10; small radio $3; paint Company ipraygun $9; HD trailer 210 M&inolla Ph. FA 2 -J62? hitch $3; tripod bumper Jsck $3; typewriter table Ill A. l’eln $*: r.ew rod A reel $7; German Sheplverd 6 week* au.omatic toaster $3; Cam­ old female pups $10. Pit. eo ear-rings $3; Coleman 319 4431. gasoline healer $3; radio trsnsmliter—new, complete 112. Flower* • Shrub* $13; Other Rems FA 2-7875, Beautiful Camellias in bloom FACTORY T ) YOU GRAPEVILLE NURSERY ALUMINUM BLINDS GrapaviUe Ave. Near 20th St. Enclosed head, Sag-proof boL lorn rail with plastic ends. li.'l. Furniture Mastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ L»cd furniture, appliances, ton or nylon cords. tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Sdiikurik Glnaa and Faint Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Company Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 5.0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 SUNLAND AIR CONDITIONING Bedriu., 3 bath, built-in CONTRACT and REPAIR oven A range, d.spasil. WORK $3ou dn. plus closing. $31.23 too? Sanford Are. FA 2-8542 Mo. Nice. 322 8(57. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 26. Radio & Television Sorvice With the Calk, THE BUSS 8EZ— SUPER TRADING POST YEAR END SALE Yer SPARKLIN' ad sold a FA 2-0877. Usod T.V.’s Big house in two day*. How New k trade-la allowances. Easy WANTED reliable coup!c~to 'bout au ACTION ad? So terms. Town k Country* T.V. I sea, lets try this one. take up monthly payments 2335 Park Dr.. 312-5382. FOR SALE— High LOTS on of $13.50 un 3 complete waterfront. GO ilsh.ng, ski. Far quick service rooms of furniture. Call e a 11. ing or swimming from yer TE 4-1311, Casselberry, cul­ Bryan T. V. FA 3-0341. own dock. lU 'IU ) now or le d . later. $1995 with TER­ RIBLE term*— $25 down, 61. Article* For Sale $15 month. THIS'LL GET T-Shirts 48 cents, rainwear, ACTION. work clothes, Pstnt. ArmyNavy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave. 3 It 17. Special Services CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8, Automatic PLYMOUTH Stall** Wagon 9 Pass., Auto., Power Steering I Q E f i OLDS ( Door Hardtop * Automati c And Power MKRt LltY Meal. 4 Door. Air Land., Elect. W indow a Asid Sest CHEVROLET 4 Deer Automatic Air Condition OLD8MOB1LE 4 Deer. Auto., Trans., Air Conditioning 211 E. 2nd SANFORD Shakespeare Stanley • Proctor • Thor HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ITEMS! PLY M U lT T T T lJoor V ^ A u tu rn slic 1967 • • H B R • 7$ t 2545 B. PARK • Cosmetic* • • • • • ('lathing Fur The Wbule Family Dishes Flaking and Sperling Gouda Franck Periumes and Cologne* Jewelry — America'* Finest Brand • • Hardware and lluuschold llems Loads uf Power Tool* • • Shoes Hundreds Of (Jlksr Item* And Furniture SID AND IIUY IN COMFORT IN OUR COMPLETELY IIBATRD BUILDING. ALL MEUL'IIANDIdE 144% GUARANTEED Sanford Farmers Auction I MR* boutk of kanlord on May. 17-11 �S ir tn T n ) Srralb Page 4-A —« Jan. 16, 1963 Hospital Notes JANUARY It Admissions Mark Shocdl, DeRary; Ar­ thur Wlllguozp, DrBary; LUli« Sodrrblom, Tampa; Nor­ ma Schneider, Lake Mary; Wanda Enloc, Lake Monroe; Allan Hamilton, Lzmgwoud; Robin Lowery, Keith Canon, William Red ley o f Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mra. George Sch­ neider of Lake Mary, a hoy. Mr. and Mra. Alvin llutlo of Ixmgwood. a girl. :>Drhargrt Dora Malone, Lake Mary; Mra. Charlie Ward and haby, Lake Monroe; Leota McQueen. Geneva; Jame-a Hrndcrwm, Elizalreth Iv«y, Joyce Nickle, Hazel lluwes, Eric Goddard, Mra. Jamea Clayton and baby of Sanford. J ANUARY II Admivaloni Roaa Nell Harbour, Longwood; Richard Ray Becker, DoBary; Myrtice Beard, De­ nary; Dnlay Freeman, I-ake Monroe; Jumea Dvorak, De­ nary; Robert Kanavrl Jr., Bernard laiwcry, Nathaniel Johnaon, Dorla Gandy, Jn«eph Rickaon Hr., Carolyn Hmlth, .Martha Heard, Tracy Caahe, I’hlllip Mceka Jr., Hobble I’ialt •f Sanford. IMrlhe Mr. and Mra. Ralph Smith of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. William II. Heard of De­ nary, a girl. Discharge* William Hamilton, Oviedo; Allan Hamilton, l.ongwood; l.'arolo lltaden, Orlando; Eve­ lyn Diahrow, Oateen; Clarence Kcnllinger, Ruth Hillbimer, Suaan Elizabeth Gwynn, Mra. Fred Ilalenttne and baby of Sanford. JANUARY 12 Admiaaiona Emma Rowaey, N. Orlando; Eleanor Aheam, Long wood; Mary LeFilla, Oateen; Bertha Beall, DeBary; Mabel Oaltorn, Ijikr Mary; Hhary Ranzhottom, William Brtancourt, Ter­ m s Snow, Carol DeBrlae and Velma Mitta of Hanford. Dirt ha Mr. and Mra. Edward Piatt o f Hanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Kenneth H a r b o u r o f Longwood, a girl, Mr. and Mra. Roy Rowaey of N. Orlando, a girl. dairy special* ■r**kf«st Club Calarzd Margarine ..............2 RtMthary Bakiaa t « » t « B iscu its.....................................19c • rzakttaa*'* Nutritiauz Tasty Y o g u rt.............. Cheddar Cheese . . . Church Meet Is Underway CHICAGO ( U P I ) - A major effort to marahal America's moral and religious forcoa on behalf of racial Juztico got un­ der way Monday. About 800 Protestant, Cath­ olic and Jewish leader* from all parts of the country met at tho Edgewater Beach Hotel fof a four-day "national con- laranco on religion and race.'* ft.' 79c frozen food* fitlibury'z Haw "CHsa" Cherry B e rry ..............Vi*** 79c Mr*. Smith'* Daap-Dilh Blueberry P ie ........... 59c Blrdz-ly* Baby Lima Beans..............4 ISj? 99c Yakking Crinhla-Cat French F r ie s .............. IS' 39c Ramaa Brand Maat ar Cheese Ravioli ----- V*.*' 59c Swrtt'l A Marl, J Frozen D inner........... ViT’ 49c Saath'z Quick fraiaa 3 Cod F ille t s ................ lit 49c Saida* Nat Rev ad Breaded Shrimp . . . . gi>*‘ 89c P R IC K EFFIC TIV I THRU SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1963 Plain or Self-Rising Gold Medial Flour 5lb. LIMIT 2 bag RIIAII Swift's Shnrbtt or Sw iff's Ice Cream 5 K Premium Labal Celle-Pecked Sw ift's Franks * 1 . lb. 49t 6 os. pkg. 59c lb. 59c Harmon's Oronga land Coekad or Baked Sliced H am . Tarnaw's Whale-Hog Neklzce'i Famous , Bag Sausage • □ Oreo Crem es.................49' Striatmonn'a Cecoonut Chocoleta-Drep Temew’a Quick Fresen Meet □ Cookies......................... 49' lo a f 89c X b 5129 c Meatars D*tlwci*ua Freak CeHege Cheese i ™ 29c M b. cup 55c Freak Saafeed Treat B its fllCSH POSH SAIC Britain Backs Up Market Stand LONDON (U P !) - Britain officially reaffirmed today ita Intention to prcaa negotiation* for entry Into Hie common market despite French road­ block*. At the kunir time Britain stressed it* support for the multi-national nuclear force for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization proposed last month at the Naazau meet­ ing between Prime Mlnlater Harold Macmillan and Presulenl Kennedy—again deapile French opjtozillon. 29c Zztty Sbary Wluaaila Dfarhargew George llaaa Sr., Peoria, III.; Helen McGill, Grneva, John Wood a, Caanelberry; Gertrude Hoachner, Geneva; John DavIdaon, DeLamf; Frank Iiragg, J’hyllla Olipbunt, Mra. Wayne Jolmaton and haby, Mr*. Her­ bert Wilaon and twin batilei, Dorothy Tucker, Robert Kanavel Jr.. Beverly Nolo, David Smith, Willie Watera of Sunford. J ANUARY IS Admiaaiona Alice Boldin, Longwood; Mnurrlne It o b i n * o n, Luke City; Butty Faye Hchluiemeyor, Geneva; Jean Clark, Mary Douictto, Toni lluab, Scoffield Jenkins, Collie Colllna of San­ ford. Illrlha Mr. and Mra. Hurry Mitta of Sanford, a hoy. Dlachargea Henry Lee, Ozteun; Lillie Hodcrhlom, Tampa; Gordon Dillon. Cakaella'rry; Mra. Ken­ neth Cuckii'll and baby. Enterprize; Iierntee Jacob*, Clay William*, William Ketfley, Inez Wilson, Robert Bennett, Wil­ iam Fitt*. Margate! Ilvck and Annie Elizabeth Thomas of Hunfurd. 35c eta*. Sea Bass F ille t. lb . 59c C\ • down produce lane • p o rk H a m a B e a to n » - « . * WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! * * * « Spare * » . - - 4 9 K-f. p o rk S te a k * * Crisp Juicy Rad Y*rk p o rk 39' N*w FUrid* R*d Ilia* □ Potatoes.................. 39* V Crisp W*st*nz C*ll*-P*ck*d □ Carrots..................... u>, 9' Juicy Nerth Cars Iin* IzdAttORIIN stam ps! eMk 0<a ****** **d p»d i n ah □ Yams ......................... a. 10* ANY TOOTH MUSH “SERVING «*• 4-lb. □ Apples rag. grit*) u Urn. »*. ttazi S id e * - • b ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY. FERN PARK. J) LONG*ODD. MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD.” . . . If p o rk H o c k e . M tffO R IIN STAU HIGHWAY IT-82 sad STATS BOAS «** Iz^rft'WKitarttdvkM ■ AND S IR V I SAUSAGI » �i Ucal Legislation [m e g>al,fo rf| Tfierali) ♦ f c io * ny LARRY VERSIIKL OVERHEARD O N T H E STREET: (John Fitzpatrick to Mack Cleveland Jr.): Fittpatrick: Say. about that raiae, Mark. • • • It'a official now. The presldent of Del-Mar has announc­ ed • temporary shut-down of ita manufacturing plant in Sanford. . . , Jerome Zimmer­ man, prerident o f the firm aald "the continued lull in aalea o f new homra through­ out Florida has created an overproduction." For the prev­ ent the local facility will be tied for a warrhouae. • • • Better get your lOti.l license taga now and avoid that last minute ruah around the 20th o f next month. • • • REST NEWS O F T II K DAY: J. C. Hutchison out of the hospital. • • • Hearings Feb. 1 WKATHKU: Cloudy through Frda.v. High today, 65-70. Low tonight, .50-65. i _________ v o l . sa United Proa Leased Wire Established Tons 3 .JO-Sheriff J. L. Hobby. Tax The Seminole County Legi*-| Parrish of Brevard County. lative delegation will hold Collector John L. Galloway, The hearings will be held at Tax Assessor Mary Earle hearings relative to proposed the county commissioners Walker, Clerk Circuit Court local legislation Kcb. 1, State |-t*>ni m the courthouse Arthur H. Beckwith Jr.. Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. said i Following is the schedule County Judge C. Vermin today. set up by Cleveland: Mize Jr., County Prosecut­ Sitting with Cleveland on the ' > a m.—North Orlando, Frank LOS ANGELES (VIM) ing Attorney Karlylc Hons delegation ia newcomer S. J. I Fasula Southern California was hit holder Davia Jr. and Sen. Barnard 1) 30—Ling wood. Al lairmann by below freezing tempera­ 10 — Altamonte Springs, Law­ tures today for the fourth day rence Swofford in a row- with little relief in 10:30 — Oviedo, Lee Gary sight in tiie immediate future. 11 — Casselberry. Fred Heath 11:30 — Sanford, Tom Mc­ Donald WASHINGTON (UPI) — TALLAHASSEE (UPI) 1 p m.~Justice of the Peaee, President Kennedy t o d a y Slate School Supi Thomas D. Hugh Duncan. Elmer Ash­ sent Congress Ihe biggest bud­ Bailey urged the biennial ley. Thomas Moon 1*TA conference on youth get in history—come war or 1:30—Constables. Ron Carroll, Wednesday to vip|mri teacher peace—and one of the biggest 2 — County Commission. Gen. deficits. pay raise* In Florida. Grady Hall. George Kelsey TIIURS., JANUARY 17, I063~SAXKORI>. FLORIDA ~ No. 620 briefs JFK No Relief Sends Biggest Budget To Congress Pay Raises Asked J. DAVIS JR. Water Projects Speed-Up Told A Critical Must eral J. C. Hutchison 2:43 — Superintendent of Schools, R. T. Milwee, J. Dan Wright Jr. 3:13—Hoard of Trustees. Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. A. II. Peterson Sr., Robert Brssercr New Judge No Chance For 'Compromises' Cleveland Says Other stories regarding President Kennedy’s budget ran be found on Ihe Inside pages of tinlay'* Herald. TALLAHASSEE t VIM * Thomas E. L c Jr., who rode oul monlh» of widespread cri­ ticism as head o( the State lie rani'll (nr federal outBeverage Department, was I lays in the 12 months starling named to a Dade Circuit July 1 of either $98.8 billion \or $’ 22.3 billion—-depending on Judgeship Wednesday. >otir budget approach. One Id Sentenced way would mean a $10.3 bil­ lion deficit. The oilier way the deficit usnihl lie $119 bil­ lion. But Kennedy insisted that such heavy red-ink spending v oilhi lx- suFcredcd before too long by budget .surpluses and w dely sharpened prosperil) if Congress would ap­ prove his new $10 billion tax cut plan. L-rturing the lawmakers, some of whom are skeptical of reducing taxes without companion spending cuts, the Chief Executive declared: •‘Our present choice is not between * tax cut and a balanced budget. The choice, rattier, is between chronic de­ ficits arising nut of a slow rate of economic gro.vth, and temporary deficits stemming from a tax program design­ ed to promote fuller use of our resources.’ ' Not unexpectedly. Republi­ can* termed Kennedy’s spend­ ing plans incredible, cynical ami Illusionary. Democrats who spoke out praised speci­ fic programs such as defene and space tint were cautions in their over-all appraisals. House Republican Leader Charles A. Halleck of Indi­ ana said the taxpayer would be the lover—either through inflation fired by bigger fed­ eral spending or by having promised lax savings gobbled up through Kennedy's tax "reform s." Conservative Sen. Harry F. ttyrd, (D-Va.) also was sharply critical. He said that If Congress went along with the Chief Executive's tax cut plan, tlie federal deficit pro­ bably would approach |U bil­ lion. lie said Kennedy’s rlutmcd savings were "ques­ tionable." As promised In his Stato of the Union address, Ken­ nedy held Use line or made reductions in such non-secur­ ity function* ns agriculture and Hie postal service. Ho said he felt obliged to limit such programs in view of j the prospective revenue loss under his lax program. But declaring that "there is no discount price on de­ fense," he asked for $31 bil­ lion in military funds, up $2.7 billion from this year. Ho ulso sought a record sn.t bil­ lion for space programs, with most of live $2 iilUk.it Increase going for tlie program tq land men on five moon by 1970. Tlie President allotcd f t! ) billion for foreign aid and urged the lawmakers not lo repeat last year’* deep cuts. He said Red China's attack on India and Communist guerrilla warfare in South Viet Nam are "current re­ minders" of tha importance ot Hie program. TUNIS, Tunisia (UPI) — Nobody asked me but, why i g w i . - ;Thirteen person* were sen­ doesn’t Kennedy send a peaee Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. I tenced to death today— one eorp representative to Xoith teda.v said lie is convinced in absentia—for plotting to Orlando instead of Togo? TALLAHASSEE t UPI)—The • • • there b absolutely no chance assassinate President Habib Chairman of (lie Central and for a reapportionment com­ lUiurguilia and overthrow ills Entriea for the Jayeee DSA Southern Florida Flood Con­ promise that would enlarge j government. award cattte in with a rush trol District said today the big the Florida house beyond 119 yesterday. Why. do people water conservation project t members. must be speeded up or the fed- ! wait for the Inst moment? WASHINGTON €1*1*1» — • • e House members, Cleveland eral government may lose in­ said, are stuck on keeping Sena’ e GOP Leader Everett That worried look on John terest. the house work ably small , M. Dirkscn said today he Krlder’a faeo la from trying Riley Miles said under the hoped to force a showdown and will not budge. to figure out a tight squeeze present construction schedule, vote next Tuc.wlay on side-1 The senior ranking mem . . , how to fit 400 or more the project would be complet­ her of Hie local delegation1tracking Hie Senate's anti- j guests into the Mayfair dining ed in aliotil the year 20o0 at a added that the maximum lie filibuster rule fight. room Saturday evening. Rea- cost of S3oo million, lint lie ] |would go for would lie a 120 ervationa already have reach­ said acceleration of the project memlier body. ed rapacity of those who wish would complete it by 19*0. at The governor however, has NEW YORK €VIM) — A a savings of almut SITU million. to hear Governor Ilryunt and moie reset vations •Hie federal government JUDGE VERNON M17.K let it lie known that he three-man itoard named by would accept anotlier plan if President Kennedy and head­ coming In. has said it would like to see it arcutnplislted tin- same ed by a L’ .S. senator meets tills project accelerated and IH-rcenlage increase in repre­ today with longshoremen and Oviedo folks are doffing |completed in the foreseeable sentation fur the urban areas. management lo investigate their hats in appreciation to future." Miles told the final But lie is stirking to hlv ori­ Hie "intolerable" East ami Mayor Lee Gary for “ keeping day of hearings on a recurd ginal demand that there must Gulf Coast dock strike. behind the right people and $1.3 billion budget for the j be solid agreement in ad­ ' getting the horribly rough coming two year*. A sharp d r o p ' In County vance on any plan before lie’ll He said unless the Slate up­ Court conviction! »or 1982 over railroad crossing on Broadw-wy ALTAMONTE COUNCIL.MKN (June SlenltenAon, center ami Stuart Kritch, TALLAHASSEE ( VIM» ped the amount of matching the previous year waa noted rail the legislature Into s o ­ repaired." right. weru tvworrt into offieo by Mayor Lawrence Swofford lit Wednc.tduy Tlie State Budget Commission cial session. • • • funds there was an indication today by County Judge Vernon night’* council meeting. 8tephon*on will reprtMont Ward 11 and Friteh will Under t Ik* ttl-memlier pro- held final hearings lie re lodav Casaellierry officials told a federal aid might be curtailed jj j Je ■I'pri'.seitt WitriI -I. (llc n ilil P h o to ) posal, an increase of 49 over before attempting to slice Herald reporter Wednesday or cut off. Mize said Hint in 1902 con-1 The agency is seeking S13,- victions totaled 2.193 ss com-1 the present house member­ $3<m million from Hie record afternoon shortly after the paper came out that they had , 4H3,(*m) for Hie coming two pared to 2.301 for the previous ship, approximately 29 per requests of SI 3 billion from cent of the population would state agencies for Hie com-1 not realized the Seminole |years, of which $9 million year. elect a majority of Hie house. ing biennium. Raceway project was a "dead" would match federal funds to­ The number of warrants is -; Only wav lo accomplish that iaaua hut hail hoped that the taling alioiit $38.3 million. sued by the county Judge dttr-1 Tito rest of the money would ing the past year wa* 1,007, s percentage with a smaller matter would he kept open for BERLIN (UPI) - A laugh | provide for highway bridge re­ drop of over 2uo s* com piled - number is for some middlea few days, yet. sized counties with two re- ing. joking Soviet Premier J • • a location and acquisition of wa to I90t. preventative* to give .ip one. Nikita Mints!tritev paid an j ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I )-A MEMO TO KEITH FUN- ter storage arras in the upper In 1902 the number of inMajor behind • the • scenes unannounced visit today to' federal mediator was sched­ STON. PRESIDENT OF THE St. John* River Batin. The annual reorganization rompeteneir* totaled 47, to bargaining at this point cen- the Communist anti-refugee uled to begin talks today with STOCK EXCHANGE: Say. of the Altamonte Spring* , more than the previous year J" house formula of wall dividing Berlin and railroad officials and union Keith I got this one ahare of Town Council took place al while the number of driver* j 1 * " * almut I to members. Whether seemed thoroughly to enjoy tying in Oakland Estates with I member* over a threatened 'the Housing and Hume Kim Florida State Rank stock and Wednesday night's meeting ' licenses issued jumped from |it could get through the sen­ it. wandered over to the atockafter Gene Stephenson ami •nee Agency has notified Al­ (lie existing Oak Park water strike against the Florida East 10.901 to 21.390. ate. which ha* agreed on holders meeting yesterday. Stuart Kritch. newly elected la monte Springs that ftirtlicr system, pointing out that tin.' Const Railway next Wednes­ There was a drop in ntar-1 raising it* membership to 42 Got me a 10 rent dividend yet. inemlK-r*. were sworn in by appraisal of it* projtoscd wa­ aiiiouiit wu* SUMS less than day. riage license* issued—373 for if urcompanied by a 141OXFORD, Mis*. ( UPI j — James Ihdaren was sched­ Ihe bid price. Anyway I felt se lost with my Mayor Lawrence Swofford. last year as compared to 393 ter system, in its entirety, II WASHINGTON (UPI)—The for 1901 ami Hie number of i member house, remains lo he Negro student James 'Hie motion was recorded uled to arrive hero today lo one atock I only sluyed n few Keith Nixon wa* apiiointed must Ik- provided before fin­ seen. Me red lift left the University minutes. Thia gentleman by state of Georgia defended it* hunling licenses were upped by Swofford lo serve a* vice al approval ran lie granted to accept the system, pay tlie open the talks. A number of legislator* are of Mississippi campus Wed­ The It nnnmperating rail county unit voting system f"r the name o f Tucker kept talk­ mayor during the coming on tlie town's application for hill and authorize execution from 1.873 to 1,879. In Tallahassee this week in nesday for a brief break nl the owner's certificate of workers unions are threaten­ ing almut percentages and all primary elections before the year and Leslie A. Winter* funds connection with state budget from studies in-fore beginacceptance. Payment will be ing to walk off the jolt and set that jazz 1 just got ao confus­ Supreme Court today on the Correspondence from (lie hearings ami the governor's ing final semester examina­ was reappointed to Ihe plan up picket lines charging that due within 31 days. ed. Can you send me some grounds that it was "sustained ning and zoning commission IIIIFA stating the necessity NEW YORK ( UPI)—Stocks conference on higher educa­ tions. The Housing and Home tlie AFEC refused to go along by history and by law." brochures to help me. for another two year term. for additional information and tion. In between meetings, • • • Georgia Deputy Asst. Atty. were mixed and moderately Appointment of D e p u t y statistic* was read at Wed Finance Agency, headed by with a general raise recom­ they are huddling with each active al the start of trading Clerk Jim Palmer to take ncvluy night's meeting of llic Dr Robert C. Weaver, is the mended by presldrntial com­ The Sanford Police Depart­ (fen. It. D. Murray opened a PORT EVERGLADES, Fla. today, showing signs of sta- other and Hie governor to try three-hour argument on a vot­ over »> Sown clerk wa* un­ Town Connell by Attorney S. ngciiry responsible for coor­ mittee lust June. ment got the following letter tiilizing alter Wednesday’ s to work out a reapportion- (U PI)—The SS Shirley l.yke* Alxiilt 33 lop Ullloll official! er's challenge to the system. animously- approved and will J Davis Jr. who a few min­ dinating the Federal urban today: ntent agreement. appeared likely to lie ready fall. from across the nation met in development and huttsing pro­ The ease brought the Ken­ become effective Feb. I upon Dear Sir: Some 10 years utes later reported that he to leave for Havana before Wednesday tu Henry llanscn'a retirement. will liegin validation proceed­ grams of Hie Public Housing Jacksonville ago or about that anyway 1 nedy family, which already midnight, as it loaded the discuss Ihe dispute. J. It. Had­ Administration. F e d e r a l has staked out claims in the | Palmer's replacement will I k stole a frying pan from the ing* by Monday for sale ot last of 7.000 ions of ranMim Housing Administration, Ur­ ley of Jacksonville, vice pres­ apiMtinled at a later date. incinerator there in Sanford. White House, Congress and the the town's $J3o,lam revenue1 supplies, the Red Cross re­ ban Renewal Administration, ident of the Brotherhood of (.’unstable Grady Hall also I* mil issue. Now I am trying to straighten Justice Department, into ac­ ported. Community Facilities Admin­ •Maintenance of May Employes tion before the Supreme Court. was unanimously reappointed out my past as far as I ran. Davit agreed with Harold j U. S. Atty. Gen. Robert F. a* chief of the police and fire lludrliffc, rottMilling engineer istration and Uic Federal Na­ AKL-CIO presided over lit* So will sec that the man who tional .Mortgage Association. mecling. departments. runs that Incinerator gets this Kennedy and New York attnron tin* town water system, | CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) Council rom nntW appointthi, , documented file con92.00 along with my apol­ ney Morris H. Abram, former­ —Police searching the Com­ ly of Atlanta, were pitied ments made by Hie mayor, lammg complete record* and ogies." munist infested Central l.'nlATLANTA — The Housing | county area experiencing the who serves with each group, reports along with an en­ P. S. The mun who runs the against Murphy and K Free­ and Home Finance Agency 1impact of the Ca|>e Canaveral 'ersity campus for IUM.ino included Nixon and Frill'll, incinerator didn’t even know man l.e*erctt, anothri Georgia gineer's vertliealion apprai-al t HHFA) ha. opened a special j space program, McClelland w” r,h of kUM'n * rt work* finance; Frank Grrhardt and deputy. the frying pan was missing. and report on what has Iteginnal open'd ««* Wednesday S( | | rn't< ilrecU . su ,phrn. office in Titusville to coordl-1 Ralchford, IIIIFA • • • l»en done should be sufficient ' . * , * 1' nate the Federal government'* 1Administrator, a n n o u t n e e d mghl ,,n * student mob, Speaking of letters, A ll U n C * d ununilmL* rioters t P ««lV * »* re * tlo n ; lo satisfy Ihe agency request. wounding three three rioters. Tuesday. programs dealing with housing Gcrhardt and Nixon, utility; Beckwith received a letter An ittvilalioii also will lie and urban affair* in a sixPalmer, community house; included for a government Harry L-c Lindsey, a native from Comptroller Ray Green of .Seminole County and for. Friteh and Gcrhardt, public engineer to come down, if commending our clerk for be. GAINESVILLE ( UPI) -T lie CHICAGO ( UPI (—An "aebuildings ami Gcrhardt and necessary, lo make a thorough mer professor of architecture log "the first county of fir in1 University of Florida report­ twin program" for churches Nixon, water. at Hie University of Florida, •f Seminole County to have iri'peclion of Hie system. ed Wednesday Dial enroll­ and synagogues to combat srg-, Building inspector will be has been appointed special as­ returned as much aa 920,000 In other reports on Hie ment for Ihe winter trimester rogation was outlined today I Palmer who also will serve tewn's new water system, sistant to Hie regional adminis­ in excess fees." . . . Good boy, totaled 12.300 students—8,747 by Ihe national conference on on the building committee a- Davis announced that the trator to head up the Titusville Art. nten amt 3.739 coed*. This i* religion and race. long with Friteh and Gcr- cloM-ou*. sale of .Soutlwm office. He will coordinate • • • up 147 over registration for It called for prompt eliml-1 WASHINGTON ( UPI) — |IIHFA's programs for Soinl- Hie second semester last hardt. I wonder when tha General Gulf's $32,last system had nation of racial harriers in all The nation's workers would nolr, Brevard, Indian IHvcr, year, before the year-round been completed and was now Service Administration ia go­ religious institution*, includ­ ing to do something about that Hie pm|M-rly nl Hie town. aml Volua,a trimester system was install ing church-related srhools, gel two, boost. In take home ! ° ranX*’ Tlie former owners, who old post office? ed al tlie school. OFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS — hospitals, welfare agencies, pa, under President Ken- 1‘' ‘’ “ H116', • s automatically will maintain • Free Tire Inflection home* for Ihe aged and fra­ nedy's tax reduction pro­ Which reminds me . . . Memo TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) - operations for a few days, • Expert Wheel Alignment ternal organization*. gram. to JFK: Ilow about some addi­ Gov. Farris Bryant said today offered lo submit a monthly TALLAHASSEE (UPI) • Eauy Time I’ay rnentrt Effective July 1, the plan tional mail boxes along First Bootlegging in Florida suf­ that Florida must lake a gam­ cost schedule (or conlinuing We Specialize In Tire* For Foreign tarn St. The only one we see is by would reduce the lax take fered these setbacks in 1902, ble it cannot afford to lose in i the job. However the coun­ the Sanford Atlantic Hank. from individual* by more, State Beverage D i r e c t o r beefing up its system of high cil will meet within a week Take Advantage Of 53 Year* Experience • a s Bridge Page 9 than It) per rent—equal to ao Thomas E. 1-ee Jr. reported it education to meet demands |to consider hiring its own Classified Page 10 A It part-time employe lo take Wednesday: «>3 stills de­ of the spare age. State R o a d Department annual reduction of $0 bil­ C om ics Page 9 working along French Ave. lion. Another rate reduction stroyed, 2.738 persons arrest­ Florida's tremendous popu over Hie duties which mainDear Abby .... Page 9 erasing aoms of the center of $3 billion would take ef­ ed. 3US.138 gallon* of mash lation gains have put it in lh* i •)' consist of daily plant in Editorial Page 4 fect July 1, 1904. and 13,938 gallons of illegal I major leagues among thel spcction* and reading the sections. * C s Entertainment Page 9 However. Hie administra­ whiskey destroyed, 328 auto state* of Hie nation. Bryant meters. Radcltife presented a protion does nut expect Con­ Legal* Page 7 A 10 We hear Hunt Co. will come mobiles seized as part of said, although it* ftnaurial re 90S First St. Th. FA 2-0651 Puzzle Page tl gress to complete action on bp with an announcement of a bootlegging operations, t,3381sources are nowhere nearlgrr , » report whlrh included WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS persons convicted and fined those of states with which It a bill from Ball BuilJers in (lie program bc.'ot* late Society Page 8 giant new industry to >oial< I uiust compete. |the amount of $4,830 98 (or summer or early fall. hp.it Is Pag* 0 UAUKY LEE LINDSEY 1a total of $115,07u. ia ita industrial park. Showdown Strike Probe County Court Convictions Drop Final Hearings Joking: Nikita Georgia Unit System Defended Town Council Reorganizes At Altamonte For Water System Rail Talks Set Additional Appraisal By FEC, Mediator A t Altamonte A Must Brief Break StockH Mixed Ready To Sail HHFA Sets Up Office In Brevard On Impact Search Church Action Flan Outlined Campus Enrollment Up Workers Set For Pay Boost HEADQUARTERS Bootlegging State Must Gamble— Bryant HeraldIndex McROBERTS TIRE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED W. � 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 16, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 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 16, 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/efcc6a2a7e2d177f08020fa4bdf409e3.pdf e2179e741f90072ba7397c2938fe3fdb PDF Text Text ITIf* U*iT* •infurB SFBUiPFP WrraTTr ^ rrilo P*sr« J*a nn .§ 14, x h h q 10 m — •» r » , 1963 iv w Jaycees D S A Deadline Slated Thursday BIRTHDAY BROWN IKS nro Uicho three Rirla front Troop 447 in Lake Mary, Estelle 3 harm is, (front) is n transfer Brownie from Beaufort, S. C., and the two on the back row, urc Lynotte Breen, whose birthday was Nov. 3 and Phyllis LinRlo who celebrated hors Nov. 21. A troop party wns held for them a t the regular meeting of the troop led by Mrs. Willinin McGhley. Thursday is the deadline fur nominations for Uic Dis­ tinguished Service Awsrd and the Young Farm er of the Year, presented each year by the Sanford - Seminole Jaycees. Thr public is invited to nominate a man between the ages of 21 and 35 for these awards. The Young Teach­ er of the Year is chosen by the member* of the leach­ ing profession In the county and the Young Sailor o! the Year, through nominations amt choosing among divi­ sions of Uie Sanford Naval Air Station. Nominations for the DSA and tlie Young Farm er may be made hy calling the Jaycee Information Office on French Ave. or hy picking Height of the aralog bloom­ ing season at Kllloarn Oardens State Park near Talla­ hassee is reached during Feb­ ruary and March. ff up nomination blanks there. The Distinguished Service Award U given each year to a young man whose service to the community, partici­ pation In all-round commun­ ity activities and civic en­ terprise* and leadership abi­ lity gives evidence of a last­ ing contribution to the com­ munity. Tom Speer, general chairm at of Jay ere week urges that these nomination* he sent tn at Main as possible, to insure deserving candi­ date* receiving recognition. 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When you choose a particular garment be­ cause you like the striking design tn the fabric, be sure to consider whether or not it will near well, claim well, and (rent-rally pi ova serv­ iceable. DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS were celebrated in Troop 447, Luke Mary Brownies fo r the threo girls in the back row, Mnlury Keinberg, Dec, 20, Dawn Rhoads, Dec. 18 and Debbie Edwards, Dec. 25, In the front row are Regina Bates who will have a birthday on Jan. 21 and Bernice Blakcmorc, who was burn April 2. The troop observed the girls birthdays nt their regu­ lar meeting. A C P Program Deadline Nears Ail Semlnolo County farm•r> and grower* *r« reminded of Ui* deadline for •lining up for the USDA Ag­ ricultural Cotuemtioa Pro­ gram for IKS. This apples to Vgutno* for cover rropa and application of liming materials and frr(Mixer* In citrus groves awl other farming operations. You must have signed up by Tuesday to be eligible for cost-sharing on establishment and/or lmprov*ment of per­ manent vegetative cover. A design which la woven into the fabric is usually more service­ able than one which Is affixed to ft hy pressure or embossing. Pressure application tan damage the fibers of the yarn around the edges of tha design, creating a weakness Hint might raiise trouble Inter. Adhesive or emhosaed design- wilt sometimes wear out quickly or will be affected by cleaning. Cube Steak Rump Roast U. S. Choice Flavor Aged U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Prime Rib Roast Rib Steak A blouse or a lovely drrs* may la- so appealing that its brunty will outweigh Its limited serviceability. If it gives pli-uiure it may still ho worth buying. Extra csre In the handling ami claiming of every arment Is part of our normal service. Bring us your Sclients and better clothes if it can be cleaned, we can clean it . . . . with CAI’Ki LB . U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Boneless D O W N TO W N C L E A N E R S & LA U N D K U K K S 113 PALMETTO AVE. FA 2 5292 SM A L L L E A N W E S T E R N PRICE SALE Ladies Blouses 1 Rack - Solids and Prints • Long and Short Sleeves • Ladies Sweaters Slipovers & Cardigans Entire Stock Vi PRICE Vi PRICE Mens Sweaters SI zph 40 to 46 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts E n tir e S to rk • S m all - M ed. * l.g . PRICE Pork Spare Ribs 4 9 ‘ a Bologna - Wieners Homemade or Smoked Sausage ALL P O P U L A R B R A N D S C ig arettes V * PRICE • Winter Hals Vi PRICE Girls Coals & Robes LEAN W ESTERN Reic- $ C ln . 2.19S?2.29 Pork Steaks. . . . . . . . . . 49c lb. T IIR IP T W A Y T H IC K S L IC E D Breakfast Bacon . . 2 lbs 89c 3k. *1 Argo Catsup . . 14 oz. bottle 2/29c Lykes Chili With Beans . 303 tin 19c \MKIMCAN - PIMENTO • SW ISS - A 07.. K \. Shurfresh Cheese Slices . . . . 19c Campbell's Soup - Tall Tins Meat Variety 2/29c Veg. Variety 2/25c Lge. Breeze Bremmer Saltines . . lb. pkg. 19c 19* l imit 2 With ft.3 Or Morr Final Ordvr t Vi PRICE All Womens \ Wool & Corduroy Slacks & Pedal Pushers I \ v\ 1/2 / / PRICE k / l.imil 2 With M Or M n r. Ordvr FR O ZEN Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Pizza Cheese P i z z a ..................... 59c Sausage Pizza . . . . 69c FRESH CELERY FOODS Chocolate S a r» l.r* 14 Oz. Cake6 9 PRODUCE LARGE S T A LK 10 Tfau ttu n w QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED- N M N I I 25 TH & P A R K w ^ S T T L �I t ; f»% W ater Improvement Program Gets City O K ★ *** e lO 6* By I-airy Yershel Nobody asked me but, why didn't the city investigate the S*nford Pipeline Company before they allowed crew* to put castings down for the jet fuel line a few weeks ago? Only asking. • • • Want to evade jury duty? Tell the court you are a ferryman or a miller. Thai's the law. Rut don’t tell it to * • Judge Yolie A. William t Jr. He know* there is only one ferry in the state (near Fernandina) ami no grist mills. * • • Fifty summonses were Issu­ ed for call for possible grand Jury duty but Judge Williams slid the sheriff could s e n e only 21persons. Hedidn't in­ dicate what was tl»c score on a* the other 26. Eighteen were seated and they excused one of their number. • • • Twelve applicants asked for the Sanford Postmaster's Jots . . . Three made it and one's a Republican. Civil Service Commission reporti today that only Julian Whigham, Stephen Dalint and Uuy M £ • len (acting postmaster and part-time Republican) are eli­ gible for the $7,395 post. • • • St. John's Realty will start remodeling the adjacent ga*o line station today . . . About $10,000 worth. • • • County Judge turned in ex­ cess fees for last year at ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ City Backs O ff On Jet Fuel Pipeline Called Serious Threat To A C L Engineers ( U ln * The City Commission Monday night, looked into the hnrd faces of some 200 Atlnntie Coast Line em­ VOL. 5U ployes — backed off from allowing a million dollar iet fuel facility from establishing here pending fur­ ther study and a complete investigation into the ★ ★ ★ PipelineBig Tax Saving, Tully Says t l i t United Press leased Wire E stab lish ed 1008 T U E S ., JA N U A R Y 1ft, 196H S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A Ready To Work On Road-Hart earlier in the d ay' t h a t Tshombe had surrendered bis forces to the United Nations and announced the end of Kat­ anga secession. Tin* source* said Tshombe sent message* to UN Secre­ tary (,enor«l Tliunt and Congo Premier Cyrillo Admila an­ nouncing that Katanga's se­ cession n n over and granting the United Nations freedom of m o v c in e n t throughout the province. The sources said Tshombe told Thant and Adouiu ho would return to Elisabeth ville to implement this arrange­ ment with his ministers as soon as the central govern- BuBSetin Four citrus men sur­ rendered theinsclvea early this afternoon at the county Jail Ui answrr to chargee of grand larceny, bribery, and conspiracy. Indicted by the grand jury I.EUPOLDYILLE. The ConMonday, tlirue mrn were go (II PI) —A mob of 800 charged: shrieking Congolese stormed Ralph Alderman, Orlando the British embassy here to­ fruit broker, two capiases day, runsuekivl offices, smashwith seven counts each, ed window* and ilnew files in­ $3 .non bond; C\ It. laiwder* to Hie street. mjlk, Altamonte Springs The demun-trators nlso ripfruit broker, one raplss with ped down n picture of (Jucett aevrn counts, »5,ooo bond, Elizabeth and tramped it in Hill dust. 7 bei e were no re­ and Hilly Lamar Hammond, pot lx of major injuries al­ I .ongwood fruit glower, one though one Ibilish stuff mem­ capias with seven counts, ber vvus cut (lightly by flying glass. 82.000 bond. The rioters attacked the uni­ All tbrre posted bond and tin'-*)' in the la lief that Britain were rrleased from custody op|Hi*ed tin current United pending arraignment April Nations military intervention 18. in Katanga provlnre. police Alba T. Hall. Orlando, made litlie nltempt to slop surrendered himself later them. and was In the process of Most of tlie demonstrators posting bond at press time. were student* Irom Louvnnium University. Ihey stormed the embassy sriruining nnll-Hiitisli slogans and bulling stones. Some liroki into Hie building and ruslied opstalra to the of­ fices. NO. 627 ★ ★ ★ Jury Returns 'True Bills' An undisclosed number of men were indicted oil felony charges In true lolls returned by the county gTand Jury Mon­ day night. Circuit Judge Volic A. WilHums Jr. said this rimming that names of the defendants and contents of the Indict­ ments may not to* divulged un­ til the men named are appre­ hended. Chief Deputy Sheriff James J. Singletary reported dep­ uties were endeavoring thi* morning to take the defend­ ants Intu custody. I tie 17-man grand jury Monday heard testimony from Charlrs A. Bradshaw, owner of the Ill-Acres company of Forest Ijtkc, and scvrral state officials. Bradshaw previously had stated that hi* firm had been bilked of more than 1200,000 through falsification of Hie pound-aolid content of or­ ange*. The jury commenced bear­ ing teeUmony at 10 a. m. and reported Ha finding! to Judge William* shot tty before (i p. in. Monday. | ment gave him u safe conduct pass. Report* reaching Elisabethville said Tshombe made hi* announcement at a news con­ ference in Kolvvezi this morn­ ing. The reports came us UN Indimi brigade rommnnilrr Brig. N'orhana prepared for a final assault on Kolweii, Hie last Katanga bastion. An Indian spokesman said this morning the bridge ever the l.ufiru river had been com­ pleted and Indian armor was p repmed to movu foruard from Jailotvilie, Although Tshombe was re ported to have said lie mid hi* ministers would return to Elisnlietli ville, then* was some speculation here whether he had the full barking of all members of Ills cabinet. It Was thought Hint Interior Minlatrr tlodifroid Muiiougo, who it bitterly opposed to the UN, wax likely tu hold out to the hitler end. m w A ... Congolese Storm British Embassy A w ard To JF K NEW YORK fIJP1) —Presi­ dent Kennedy will recelva the lUlilt American Legacy Award of tho Anti-Defamation Lea­ gue of Il'Nul It’rith. Bill Prom pted WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Republican Lender Ev­ erett M. Dirksrn, III., Monday introduced a lull Hint would make arbitration of maritime strikes compulsory. Snubbed OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) — Negro James Meredith was snubbed by about 15 while students Monday night when lie sat down at the University of .Mississippi cafeteria, FIFTY-FIVE minutes iiflor tho Chamber of Commerce opcneil Rh immilH'iHhip drive with u kick-off break font at the Civic Center Jack T. Willmr went on record ns Ireinjf the first worker to meet his quota. In the lop photo Wllher, mem­ ber of Mayor Tom McDonald's team, hands in three memberships to Mrs. Camilla llrilee of the Chamber staff. The one-day t'limpnitfii lyecume a "personal fetid” for the rnmpidini co-chairmen (lower photo), Charlie Robinson (foreground) ehnlleiiKed Scott Kurus (stamlinjf) that his winninn team would top Hums' winning team, with sleak dinners for the ivinninjf workers and their wives. Kurus accepted tlie challenge. Talks Slated Tshombe Ends Congo Revolt; Katanga Secession Over One Injured Talks Resume i i m WKATHElt: Cool with scattered showers through Wednesday. High today, fio-fiO. Low tonight, -ift-oll. company's activities. Commissioners set Jnn. gs to hear "the other side of the story” from Sanford Pipeline Company officials belife reaching' any final de­ rision on the two mile stretch •if pipe whleh would go from < laike Monroe to the Naval Air Station. The action came after ACL KLISAHETttVILI.K, K a t ­ Brothel hood Union Attorney Mack N. Cleveland Jr. said anga, Tlie Congo (UPD — the pipeline could have “ad­ President Mnise Tshombe lm» verse effect., on the economy surrendered Kolwesl. his lust of Sanford” and material bene­ stronghold III Katanga, and fit would be "negligible.” KutCleveland, who represents announced the end of five ACL unions, said 350 f a - , ,l,” *,lon’ U * il> r r milies would he affected by ported here today, j Derek Dodson. Ilritain's eonlliv jet fuel line, and the rail­ , sol In Klisabctlivllle, said ho road, would face a substan­ Irccelvni the news in a mestial loss in revenue. , . . . . . ... , ... ... ,, , . sage from the Union Mimnc In the past the railroad has “ company in Knlwctl. bren transporting fuel to the According to the reports, Naval Air Motion. Tslionilte conceded the integra­ Chamber of Commerce Man­ tion of Katanga with the rest ager John Kiider defending •if the Congo and guaranteed the pipeline company, said the freedom of movement for lOiopuny liad a "bena fide con­ United Nations troops In Kat­ tract with the Defense De­ anga. partment and won the con­ There was no confirmation tract In free competition. of the reports in Lepoldvilte, lit- said that the city would capital of the relltral Congobe stopping free emerprlse if j R()V,.rnmc„t. they Ignured the pipeline com Diplomatic sources fn Salis­ patty's reipirit. bury, Southern Rhodesia, said (!. A. .Speer Jr., who also lepiescnls tbu ACL, said the railroad was slniggling fo r’ A direct pipeline tarrying jet fuel from a source of supply to the Naval Air Sta­ tion here would result in con­ siderable savings in trans­ portation costs, according to HATB'tNG Commander Jo­ seph Tully. Pointing out that AJJs and A3Ds use about 3,000 gallons ef je fuel for a four-flight at 450 miles per hour, the Wing commander pictured live taxpa je r “ as the one wiio is <y to. 188 02 footing the hills for the cost • • • John Krlder, S c nt t n o 1 e ol tile millions of gallons of County Chamber ef Com­ fuel used by the Navy jets." Lcdr. H ti k c Ellin gwood. merce manager, and Sen Bernard Parrish. Titusville, supply officer, said that pipe­ meet in New Smyrna Reach line officials have shown con­ next week to invite Volusia clusively at the Washington County officials to join In the level they can deliver Jet planning for the proposed S' fuel at considerable savings, even including the cost of Johns Indian river ranal. lu>mg thi' line and building P u r e s t City Merchant's ;,lhc facilities. He i,i o noted the bene (Us ils v t i y n te and to o t tin.* Assn, and members of the Forest City Community” Assn. ' t,f ,h r additional storage cap-; pipeline company was a prl . -■ Hie termi- »jue serviev and nut any pubIn meet together at 8 p. m. ;,fltY available a! today to discuss plan* for 0,1 t u’ waterfront lie carrier. the present In December of last year, improving the community. iI '•» *upP, r mr nt the sti rage tanks «t the Naval commissioners had approved the pipeline and construction Lyman High PTA ts keep- , Alr sla,lonof Hie million dollar jet furl lng up with the Governor's facility. The company plans request that more a d u l t to pump 20 million gallons groups sponsor program* on of fuel annually to the Naval •’Americanism versus Com­ Air Station. munism." Program scheduled I J% ft J • | for loday's 8 p. m. meeting ^ in the school auditorium. A passenger was slightly So far not a single nomi­ injured in a two-car coUisnation has come In for the ion at 7:30 a. nV. today at Distinguished Service Award Onora road and Highway 17or for the Young Farm er of 92. the W ar. Tom Speer, chair­ Seminole Raceway official* Trooper J. I- Sike* report­ man of the Jayecea W e e k ed that Mrs. Joan Hinchaugh, told the Casselberry Hoard of told us today. Surely we have 31. of 2122 South Orange, was Aldermen Monday night that some young man between the treated for liruises at the they were “ready, willing and age of 2t ami 33 who has NAS dispensary. able" to perform road work served the community well The officer said Mr*. Mine- on Seminole Hlvd. as original­ during the past year, and a baugh was a passenger in a ly outlined. young farmer who is making car driven by Roger 31. B ar­ "However, our Hoard of Di­ big strides in agriculture. ren, 35, of 2*»11 Palmetto. rectors doe* not feel we can Get those nominations in . . Driver c( the second car wa • go along with county proposals the deadline is Thursday. James S. Ilruce, 31, of 700 which would cost $10,000 more * * * Morocco Avenue. Orlando, than estimated by the Race­ With the city undertaking Warren was charged with way and which makes no guar­ that water improvement pro­ violation of the right-of-way antee that the work would be ject don't be surprised if by the trooper, aim estimat­ completed by Feb I." Clyde .they dump the port term 1* ed damage to Hie Brurc ear Hart, Raceway president, re­ mal plan. Said Jim Crapps at $500 and that the Warren ported. Iasi night: ■'We’ll lie too busy car was demolislicd. Hart said that the Hareway with water Improvements now did not have aufficicnt time or to worry about that termi­ finances to take on the job as nal." the county wants it done at » • * this time and, after a short Nobody ashed me but. It "director's meeting" in hack sure stem s funny not seeing of Uie room, made a blanket Earl Higginbotham at a city offer to donate Jis.oou to "any­ commission meeting. By United Pres* International body" who could do the work • • • A new mas* of arctic air Irom Lake Drive out to Hwy I wish Tom McDonald wxmtd drove trin|ieratures far below 17-92 and have it ready by the use that gavel more. first of the month. • * • rera in the Midwest today. Offrrs to widen and rrfurWestern Michigan, already City will buy a curb edger face the road uiing a clay base fur some $300 which will haltered by high winds and really Improve the appear­ Isolated snow squalls, braced with at least a one-inch sur* ance of our parks and streets. for a pkedirted four inches of face cep made last week by • • • new snow which forecasters the Raceway were termed How come two of Sanfoid saiil could make the situation "Sub-standard" and were not accept a hie to the county. top eager* sal on the bench “ real critical." However, the county had The mercury fell to 27 below in Friday's till? • a * at International Falls. Minn., agreed to participate to the There's no truth to the re ­ and 38 below at Lone Hock, extent of providing rock and An unofficial clay and to keep the road open port that Hie Florida State Bis., cariy Rank has been designated as reading in Ray field County, tu two-way traffic while work was In progress if the project U'i*., allowed the mercury a Bird Sanctuary would meet county specifica­ • a • 10 below rero. tions Clear skies over St. Paul. Like Square d a n c i n g ? i4 Clasaes start Jan. 21 at T M inn, hclprd drop the tem­ perature to 26 below. p. m. at the Civic Center. Herald Index a s * __ Page T Bridge Asked for s round of ap­ Class ifed .. __ Page 9 plause, cilirens of Casselberry Comics Page 8 NEW YORK i UPI— Federal present fur Mondsy night's __ Page 7 Dear Abby meeting of Hie Hoard of Alder­ mediator* m e e t separately Page 4 Editorial men (and the house was pack­ again today with both sides Entertainment Pagr 7 in the waterfront strike in a ed i Instead gave an extend*d Legale „ . Page 2-1 A 9 and well-deserved standing renewed effort to break Hie Hustle ----------- Page I cvatlon of appreciation for wage contract deadlock that Society p -r a Paul Bates, retiring board has paralysed »hipping opera Sports . ___ ___ Page 10 Hons irom Maine to Texas. chairman. New Arctic Cold Grips Midwest # c u t f n r ii Lunds Safely The in itia l s te p in tho n tiift o f n n e a r m illion d o llar B itte r Improvement pro trn tm f o r Sanford invlutllitK it u a t e r tr.'n t* m ent p lan t a n d well field was taken by the Cily Com* mission Monday. Commissioners a u thor 11e:t City Manager 3V. E. Knowles to wt up .i meeting with en­ gineers Clark. Dailey and Diets to negotiate a contract for engineering plant for the start of the program which is expected to be in tlw $900.noo price range. The program wlien comt'lct. ed would include a new well field, treatment plant, stor­ age facility and transmission lines. Hie city has already bud­ geted $10,000 this year for Uni start of the program which includes the drawing up ut plans. Knowles empliuH/cd (hat if the city doesn’t initiate steps at once In it's water program "it wouldn’t be too far atom; when water rationing would be a must Jwre." Knowles stressed that with the new Hunt Company plant, tlie city water supply Is in serious trouble. In other business, the c»»nmlvsion, awarded the low bid to the MacAsphalt Corp. of Lakeland for its 1903 resur­ facing street program at a cost of $22,117; • Named I-eroy Groover and ic-pPCiQtcd R. L. Harvey t» tlie City Plumbing Hoard. Lead Sought In Tropical Holdup MIAMI I UPD—Police said they were following up "a pos­ sible lead" today In a $108.(XX) holdup at Tropical Park raco track by two men whose work clothes blended with cleanup crews. While stunned workers gap­ ed. the men rushrd the cashier and guard Into a broom closet behind n cigar sland Monday, locked it with a padlock Ihey had brought with them and dashed away from a parking lot. Police said the men got about $80,000 in unmaiked bills (rum the day's handle of $969,891, $25,000 ill checks and $3,500 in caslied in tote tickets. The track said the loss was in­ sured. Kennedy Gets Tax Cut Promise 1111.(9, Tawnii (UI'D — An Air Fore* Cl 18 with 78 per­ sons aboard landed safely at Hilo ail port .Monday night, WASHINGTON (UPD flying m arly Loom miles over D e m o c r a t i c congression­ Hie Pacific with one of its four al leader* today promised engines out. Kennedy speedy consideration of his Income tax reduction Still T here program. BOCA BATON, Fla. (U I’IJ Kennedy discus ed the tax —Gen. I.mins Clay said Mon­ legislative situation w i t h Let Bryant day there still me "sub tail- House and Scnalr leader* of Hut Russiun lank forces” in his own party at their regular Call Session Cuba tint he anticipates the Tuesday breaklast meeting -it Carraway Says withdrawal of Soviet troops tlie B'hite House. soon. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Speaker John W. McCor­ Senate President B'llson Car mack said that alter Hie Pres­ Ju st T alkin' raway said Inday he'd prefer ident presents his special tax BERLIN ( UPI) —East Ger­ message Jan 21, the House that the governor rather than man Communist party leader the legislature Itself rail a Wavs and Means Committee Walter Ulhricht said today probably would proceed quick­ special session on reapportion tbut Best mid Hunt Goi many ly with Iwaring* on his de. went. begun prcliminniy contacts tailed prtqmsal* for a net $t« Asked il he would resist a self-starter call should Gov Newly elected Casselberry t Lunn, who represents Cas­ lust full aimed at diiecl politi­ billion reduction in federal tax Farris Bryant stand pat on Id* Alderman Ed Lunn was un selberry on the Seminole Gas cal talks. rates, phased uvrr a threepresent refusal, Carraway said ammously appointed chair­ Authority and is chairman of year period. "I will cross Hist bridge when man n( Hie bourd at Mon­ the group, and Overman, city H ealthy Boost t rnme to it.” day night's meeting after building inspector, were giv­ WASHINGTON (UPD — Rut whatever method ts new officials were sworn in en permission lu retain their President Kennedy's record City Study new military budget wdl boost used, he said, a derision get- by the new mayor. Fred jobs for the present time ting the lawmakers back on Heath wiio received las oath First business of Hie new production o f conventional Is Completed Ihr Job must be made by Feh. of offlrc from retiring mayor, board, after routine- apixilnl- weapons and pi it lies but cut An orgnniziitiunnl study o . t at Hie latest “ heeaJse time Carl .Stoddard. menls were made by Mayor manpower mid reduce funds the Municipality of Casselber­ is running out on the legisla­ Other new members of the IlcaHi, was to retain Kenneth fur new ships construction. ry «» prepared by Hie ISulliu* ture's doing anything." College Center of Practical board are L. E. B'oodham* McIntosh a* city attorney and Polities under the direction of and Art Lego. Holdover mem­ to instruct him to contact the On S trike PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Dr. Paul Douglass and Burbers are George Howard and ARC Garbage Co. fur collecCliff Overman. tion of its franclse rebates Employes of the I'liiludelphlu burn Kuiner bus been complet­ A special meeting of Hie Transportation Co. ( P T C ) ed and copies huve been deliv­ B'oodhima and Lego Im­ which arc <7uo in arrears. Auxiliary to the Lake Mary mediately resigned their re­ The board aiao voted to went on strika as achrduW at ered to Casselberry. Volunteer Hre Dept, h is beeo spective appointive posts a* ask tha county to build up 12:Ul a. m., today, halting all Interested resident* may terilled for 7:30 p m. today to Zoning Board Chairman and the bridge on Seminole BUd bus. trolley and subway-clev- eura * ropy of tha study rq. make plans for the annual Recreation Commission chair- whirl's was reported to have a led line* svi'viSg more than a port by ruotuitliiK Cussrlbcrbarbccuu on Feb. 9. 1turn milium ridur* daily. "aunk" about six Uu.bc*, j ly Mulsbal b u t baw yit. Lunn Named Chairman O f Casselberry Board Special Meeting ^ �5 i,( Formed The organisation of a Civil Air Pntml Squadron In South Saminole County for adults and teenagers luut lieen announced by Henry A. Ward of North Orlando. Ward, a first lieutenant in the CAP, will nerve an commander nf tho South Seminole Com­ pany Squadron. Membership will be open to both male and female. Civil Air Patrol, a non-profit volunteer nervice organization, wan first chartered in De­ cember, 1041, un un official auxiliary of the U. S. Air Force. Un primary mlmdon in the training of cadets in lendernhip und ueronpuce education, search und runcue und communica­ tions. CAP in not a reserve unit of any branch of the military and carries no reserve credit or obligation. By I/Wlw OrmjMR Tbs color film, 'Lady and the Stock Exchange" w a s shown for numbers of tha Gsnsvs Horn* Demon*tr'tion Club a t tha regular monthly meeting last Wtdnswlay. Tha film m i provided by tha A. U . Kidder office* In Sanford. County Agent Cecil Tucker dleeuiead damage of cltn u trees and fruit and M lu Myr­ tle Wlleon, home dsmonstratlon agent, announced the Meat School to be held a t tha Home Demonatration Canter In Sanford Udi Thursday. Club membera wishing transporta­ tion to attend tha school wars advised to contact Mra. T, K. Chalfant Refreshments of coffee and roll* wars served a t tha close • f the moating by Mia. J . W. Byres and Mra. Harold Wal­ lace. hosts— a. Tha next a— ting will ha bald on Fab. IS a t which time the dob will have a Valentina Tarty and Whlta Auction. Tha masting will be held a t tha new b o m of Mra. W. B. Heath. third Unit in a row Heavy Attack Squadron One (VAI1-1) has won the Cdr John H. Bear Memorial Safe Driving Award. This award was won la Oct­ ober. November end Decem­ ber IMS. The Sanford Arcs Safe Driving Council h a * established a Competitive Program designed to further a campaign against unsafe driving practices. As an incentive for the varkms competing units t h e Commander John H. Bear Memorial Safe Driving Pla­ que is awarded monthly to the unit maintaining the beat Safely score for the raon*Y Home Trustees Loses To Seabreeze By Jane Caaaatbarry for tha matting. Brain Tasma from Lyman The Lyman Brain Team is Hold Meeting High and Bsabrosae High of apooeored by tha Student ■y U n Saedgraie Tha Board of Traataaa sf the Florida Method!* Child­ ren’# Horn# in Enterprise mat last Tuesday at tha H o rn lor their annual meeting. Membera were invited for supper oa Monday night and to apand tha night. Those tak­ ing advantage of this oppor­ tunity became of long travel­ ing distances included Mrs. Raymond While nf Tampa, Mra. Grady Swope of SI. Petersburg, Rev. Lewis Head of Ft. Lauderdale, Rev. J . E. Waller of Clearwater tad Rev. John Slkea of Jackionvlllc, Mr. and Mra, Morton McDonald of DoLand Joined the group for i upper. Coming oa Tuesday were r.av. R. E. Ackanhuaeo of Orlando, Rev, Frank Talton oI New Port Richey, C, Row1-ind Shannon of Bradenton, Rev. C. Ernest Cobb of Lar­ go, Rev, C. Durward Mcpooncll nf Tampa, Leroy Northup of Ormand Beach, Rev. Luther Latte of Now Smyrna Beach and Dr. Joe Toll*, supermlemicnt of the DcLaod District. Mrs. Ackenhusen, Mrs. Catib and Mra, Shanoun, who made the trip with their hus­ bands, visited with Mrs. Carl­ ton, wife of Home superin­ tendent Bascomb C. Carlten, while the meeting was in pro­ gress. George Julian Dies Monday George Eroeit Julian, II, of 191 Richmond Rd., Winter Park died Monday, He was the father of Cdr. Ned JuUsn, USN (ret.) of Sanford. Other survivors are his wilt, Lucy of Winter Perk and throe grandchildren of Sanford. Mr. Julian was born in Salisbury, N. C, and wai a retired aaleemao. Memorial service! will he held at 4 p. tfl. Wednesday in Um small chapel at Cox Parker Funeral llunie in Win­ ter Park. Rev. Herbert Goerse of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will rfficlau. Burial will follow at a later dale. The family has requested that remembrances be io the form of cotar)ktatoai to the Karry-Anaa Crippled Childtin 's Home In Umatilla. Daytona Beach mat Sunday a t S;30 p. m. in tha Lyman audi­ torium for a Brain Bowl Match. Lyman ovtrcama a alow start to tia Baabraaaa only to 1— l SO-120 In tha last half. Tha Match was moderated by Melton Btokaa of Orlando Junior College and was well attandad by an anthuslaatJe audience. Robert G. Larue of OJC served and Judge and Will lUvenbark was official •corekaapar. On the Lyman Team were Bandy Bharwen, who acted as Team Captain, Roger Schmidt, Roy Goodwin and D a v i d Smith. Pels Cm Lon, olio a member of the team, acted aa unofficial acorekecper along with Larue Balmer of Lyman. Faculty ejKinior la Fletcher Cockrell. Playing for Hcabrocio were Fred LaCava, team captain and Hasal Dayton, Boh Schaf­ fer and David Btltler. Faculty sponsor* are Mr*. Edward Kemp and IMvcitherk. Questions for the match were provided by Dr. William Stedman of OrUndo Junior College who wea coordinator Enterprise Churchwomen Hold Meeting By Helen Snodgrass Episcopal Churchwomen of All Saint'* EpLiopal Church of Enterprise met last Wadneeday a t the Pariih IIou** to hear Dr. Mnbcl Magee •peak on the topic, "Workshop in Connection with the Cru­ sade of Felth.” The Crusade la scheduled from Jan. 27 through Jan. ill a t tha National Guard ArmoryIn Daytona Beach, Conducting the service* will tie the Rt. Rev. M. (1. Henry, Bithop of Western North Carolina. Appointed a* a nominating committee to recommend new officer* for tha Churchwomen were ML* Elm* Johnston, Mrs. Harry Johnquial and Mr*. Mlllspaugli Van Brack!*. Auxiliary To Meet By Mrs. Adam Muller Tha Auxiliary to DeBary VFW Poet SOUS will meet at 7iS0 p. in. Thursday in the F its Dept. Recreation Hall on Colombia Rd. with Mrs. Sally Faralta presiding. All mem­ bers are uiged to attend. CounHL ^ . Th— Centra) Florida HighIt School Matches are patterned after tha GE College Bowl which la eeen aver TV. By He)** Bnedgnee Housemothers ef the Methedirt Children's Home hi En. t e r p r I s e attended morning w o r k a h o p on Wadnaaday, Thursday and Friday of last weak. Private interview* were bald daring the afternoons. Conducting the workshop# was Dr. Alan Kalth-Lucas, di­ rector of tho group child care project of the Southeastern Conference of Workers hi Children's Home* end the Baboo! of SocU) V f V o f the University of North Carolina. Dr. Kelth-Lucaa also Is visiting with tha children in their individual cottages, aap o a r o r condition o r ■ naaiD * statw a m o r aanroao* in n m statu o r rtoaroA at n s c u s s o r ai'sntasa en h c h u i at. i— a u t o s e r v ic e HARRY A D A IR S Cash, baU ncsa w ith o th e r b a n k a anil oaab lla m i In proeaaa of oollM tlon _ _ _ _ _ U nited S tats* Q evarnm ant a b tlg a tlo n a eir*«t and anarsnU ad .......... O bliged*** a t I t a t a a e n d n a lltla a) a«b41vl*l**a O th*r band*, not**, e n d d * b * a tu r* i lln e lu d fn g M il,411 .0 M s u rlllt* o r F a d a ral asenola* a n d corp o ratio n * not a u a ra n ta a d by U. a. O orporat* atoeha iln e lu d ln g f Non* •lo c k of F a d a ra l Ttaaarv* B an k ! _ Loan* and d laoosnta (Inoladlng t N eao o v a rd ra fia ) B ank pr*ml*«* aw n • N o n a fu rn ltu r* nnd filte r* * | TT.ttaSI .. ....... ...... . rila n k pramt*** ow nad nr* a u b jtc t to t None llano not aaatnnod bv ban k ) R aal a a ta ta ownad o tb a r th a n b a n k pram laaa _ _ I n v a tlm .n ii nnd o lh * r eaaata Indlraotly ra p ra o a n tln g h a n k pro w l— o r o tb ar root M ta ta ........... .............. .....................Cetlam ara* lia b ility to |h la b a n k an aeoaptanean o u t s t a n d i n g ----- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ oth*r * u * t a __________________ TOTAL AHXKTS .......................................... ................... L IA B IM T IK * D tm and d-p o tll* nf Individual*, p a rln tr* • htpa. and ro rp o rallim * .......... .. ..... . Tim* and sa v in s* d .n ea lt* of Individual*. p a rin tra h lp a . and ro rp u rallo n * ___ Ii*p.'*lt* nf U nited m at** Ouv■rn m an t tln c lu d ln * p o sta l aavlnev) _ _ _ Dapoalt* of m at** ami p o litical subdivision* _ ll*pn*||* of bsnk* _ _ _ _ _ ---------------- ---C *rtlfl*d and offtoar*' Check*, ate. ---------- ------total n t - r o e i T * ______ __ i u sts . i i i as (*) T o ta l d*m»nd d .p o tlt* _ I T .itl.lS IIS (b ) T o ta l tlm * and •av llis* dsposlt* _____.... | 4 141.<11 . 1 * klorts**** or o tb a r ll*n* I Non* on t.snk pr.m l*** and I Nan* on o tb a r roal a atata _ Itadlacounta nnd o tb a r Ilobllllloo lo r bnrrow vd m outy ____ __ _ . .. . A rosplanr** »*«out*4 by o r for ocoouM o f th is hank and o u lata n d ln # __ __________ O ih * r 11a bill t l*a ........... ................................ TOTAL LIA1IIMTIHP ,___ iA PITA L A v o u v a m ___ C a p lta lt (a l Common sto rk , to ta l p a r valu* |t « * a (b ) J - r . f .r r . d a to rk . to ta l p a r valu* | Non*. to ta l rs llra b la valu* I Nop* . __ lo t C a p ita l nata* a n d debentur** | Non* B urplua - - t— —■ - -........ ■■■ ■ U ndivided profit* .____________ lt*a*rv«a (and r« ili* tn * n t account fur pr*f*rr*<l cap ital! ............. ................... TOTAL CAPITA L ACCOUNT!* TOTAL L IA B IL IT IE S AND CAPITA L ACCOUNTS M KN U M AN DA L S lf.tltV * . ........... MSMTI.SI M l |, 1 l l 4 < ill,III.*L. Non* I.I H .U M I IM ItN Kona Ill.T liN Non* I .lit.is ii.iia.ia: »i M IM IT .IS a itt.it* .it •n ipt it i.t t i.a it to tut,O il IS 11T.lt* 11 Non* Non* Nona iva.wi.it lt.I W .lll.T t WO.— t t t to .ttu .to II. MI.II Nona V II,tit.IT is,itt.:ta.*i Asset* til«d«*d o r asalgnnd to **curllabillil** and (or o tb rr purput** (In rlin lin e nolaa a n d bill* radl*uuutitad a n d **«urltl*a avid w ith a a r t t r a t n l to rap u rrh a* * ! _ .._ M tl.llt- lt la ) t a u n t aa ahown abuv* * r, a fta r iltd u rllin i ol v alu atio n rssorvao a f 11» .to t I t tb ) ifaeu rlllt* a* abuwn abuv* ar* a l l - r dadifctlon «f v a lu a tio n r***rv*« of ........ .......... Nona L M ary H. Ouusla**, Aaai. Vic* P ir .t.w n t, of tb* abuv*a .i iu d bank, du a u ltin n ly a w ta r th a t tbt* ra p o rl uf condltlun I* tru* and ro rr* cl, ta tb* b*at of my k n o w l.d s* and ballot. C orrovt—A tto at M ary O. L oealaa* A n trtw C arraw n y T. K. T u rk v r Di r»*to ra W. A. P a tric k lUUAL n u t * uf K lurll*. C uunty uf baniLiol*. a*> Mwnrn to and aubaerlbad bafor* m* th is l*th d a y of J a a u a ry . 1H*. s a d I h ereb y aarU fy U a t 1 — s a t a a e tn a e r o r d lra a io r of ib is b an k My «*a>ml**laa a ep lraa F o b rn a ry I t . l H t Jo a n W. L adw la. N alary PubU* _ .Iv n n a r l| J u a n W ilgU l BALL-BLAIR AGENCY GULF SERVICE 218 8. Park Ava. FA M W Tire* - Batteries - Accessories 8ANFORD. FLA. Hoad AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler MORE BUSINESS Service VTrwfwH Jt IfltL JUMBO THE ELEPHANT, the same one th a t itarred in the movie th a t playa through Thursday a t the IUtz makes a personal appearance a t the theatre Saturday. Jumbo, who is the prize possession of the Clyde Beatty Circus is now wintering in DeLand. She wears the original robe and crown th at she wore In the movie. (Herald Photo) co U d m 1‘kttbUlYd Chapman Concrete Products mail or bring this coupon •I a. Ty R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING Com pitta Installations • Repairs BLOCKS Bathroom and Kltehaa Supping Atones . Patio Block* Fixtures Car Btopa - Sills - Lintels tVater Pumps F it# Estimates 'Everything In The Block !04 S. Sanford FA I - B I l Line" 106 N. Elm Sanford ROOFING - SHEET METAL FAS-6422 Ha bolds a master’s degree from the University of Florida. FEEDS 3TEINMEYER He will make hla borne In Reading A Sheet Natal, las* Sanford Flour and Oviedo with hla wife and five Btult-ny sad Shiagla Initallation and Repairs children. Feed Store Gnttors • WaUrproofta* • Dog Food • Corn Mast Shast Mstal Wash Coffees Fro* Estimate* • First C!aaa If you need help, call Jim Dandy Feeds Work FA 1-H12 and ptaee a Bar- Jim Dandy Dog Food‘60 Lb#. SU Oak Ava. FA M T U fg.71 aid Classified. ~ ~ A ‘ ISO Saaford Ava. la s f o r i For County By Farm Bureau WUllam Morgan has b««o appointed service agent for Seminole County by tho board of directors of the Farm Ba­ n tu . Morgan, who was associated with tha original organisation of the Duval and the Nassau County Farm Bureaus for tho past five yesrs, has also taught vocational agriculture. THESE LITTLE ADS A rt Tho Shortest Distance Harry M. Kniffla. Jr. Mgr. Between TEXACO GAB AND OILS BUYER Marfak Lubrication and Firestone T. B. A. SELLER Washing A Polishing CALL — Pick Up A Delivery - Road Service FA 2-2611 or GA 5-8988 24th A Freneh Ave. Sanford FA 2-2-8474 PLUMBING __ ,.- ,* * and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door ABBOTS INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Legal Notice •. . P a g e 2—T o e s . J»»* 15, '63 IN SU R A N CE For Tho Finest. Yaor Around ALL THE NEW FORMS Weather Conditioner FEDDERS AT I.OWEST RATES APPLICABLE Sales — Bart Ice 100 3. Park Ava. Sanford Bring Your Insurance FA 2-4234 Problems To U b — WILLIAM MORGAN Housemothers Attend Three Workshops Lyman Brain Team a ir c o n d it io n e r Fairway Texaco Service Tigers Win Award For 3rd Time CAPT. R. N. WARE, (left) commondlnc officer of NAS Sanford, preaenta Cdr. E. J. Boudlnot, commanding officer of VAH-1 with tho Com­ mander John Bear Memorial Safa Driving Award. R rra lft A R E A D IR EC TO R Y Sonior Squadron membership 1* limited to adulta between the ngen o f 18 and 62 yearn. Meniherahip in the Cadet Squadron, for teenager# only, in limited to thone w tw iifl the uge# of M and 18 yearn. Mature muled arc needed to annist in com­ munication!) operation and maintenance, instruct firat aid couraea, coordinate aquadron activities, maintain nil financial recorda and to publlah newa relenaea. Mature femalea are needed to aaaiat in endet training aud recorda, aaaiat female cadeta where needed and to maintain aquadron peraonnel reronla. Intercated peraona wishing further informa­ tion should contact Ward a l Ida home in North Orlando. Geneva HD Club Sees Film On Stock Exchange B anfnrb �• I i Capacity Throng Enjoys Policeman's Ball 0n« of the gayest cron-da of the acason danced away a aultry mid-winter nifjht at the Mayfair Inn, Saturday, aa a capacity throng of Seminole Countiam Joined the Sanford Police Department at Die ltlh Annual Police* man's ball. The dance floor wai crowd­ Forest City Groups To Meet On Improvement By Shirley Wentworth A representative group from the Forest City Community A»*n. will attend today'* 8 C H IE F ROY W ILLIA M S an d M rs, W illiam s an d their p.m. monthly meeting of the p a rty , Mr. and Mrs. H ugh W elchel, Dr. and Mrs. MaxKHirest City Merchant'* A*»n. \vcj.> T »nfr>n »m] Mrs. E sth e r Ridge. at the Forest City Reitnurant to discus* and make plans fat improving both the hustncis district and the community a t a whole. Dr. Kenneth Wendell will preside. A total of 25 businesses In The Skate City Boiler* point challenge plaque to the each month to the Hub with Ihe area belong lo the Mer­ Dance and Figure Club will president. Bill Myers of Mid- the higlM'sl total points in chant'* Assn, which meets on Florida Skating Assn. all events skated at each the third Tuesday of each honor skaters of the MidThis plaque will be award- meet. month. Florida Skating Association, which eon-iata of the Boll Arena Rink of Tampa, the Gay Way Palace of Clear­ water; and Gay Blade* of St. l'eleraburg at a cover rd dish luncheon starting at noon Sunday at Skate City Boiler lUnk. Later tie visiting ctuhs will participate in a competi­ tion meet at the rink starting at 4:30 p. m. to 7:30 p.m. Highlighting the luncheon will be llie presentation by tin* Skate City Boiler* Dance and Figure Club of a lugit M AYOR A N D MRS. TOM MCDONALD ch at w ith Com m issioner an d Mrs. Jo e B aker. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Skaters To Be Honored Civic Assn. Hears Talk On Deltona <■ By Mr*. Adam Muller Guest s p e a k e r for Inst week’s regular meeting of the Deflary Civic A*sn., Inc., was William Farm er of the Mnrkte 1trot Ik-is Deltona Development who spoke on company pluns for building the area. Glenn Smith presided in the absence of Chester Iteurick, president, amt Rev. Damon Scott gave the invocation. Furl Merrill, membership chnirmun, pri-at-iitr-T 7f5 new member*. Goal for Ibe coming year ii 1,000 members. Prizes were awarded win­ Loral autnmnhilc dealers of. ners of the DeBury Homo (er their bell buy* In Herald rlasaificd display ad*. LighUi-a Contest. (•APT. AND MItS. ARNOLD WILLIAMS Join Ilia duncers. hla L.L.B, degree in 1958 from the University of Kentucky. Ills talk will be entitled, "Mor­ al and Legal Aipecta ot Com­ pulsory Unionism." Saad ia a member of the Hillsborough C o u n t y Bar Aasn., the State Bar Ann. and of the American Bar Aasn. He also ia a member of the Bar practicing before the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and of the Interstale Commerce Com million and la admitted to practice be­ fore the State and Federal Courts. To Install New Officers By Mr*. Adam Muller New officer* of the DeBary B('publican Club will be in­ stalled by Judge A1 William* al the club’s regular meeting to bo held at 7:30 p.m. Thurs­ day at the Community Center. Itnlph Wltherell will prciide. Entertainment Is planned tor the meeting and refpethraent* will be served- Further plans will he made fnr (he annual ;^lU 4ti-Mnni)n flay Dinner lo be held at the Stetson Union Building (Jet- on Pel). 13 beginning at fl:3fi Tea P-niNew people In town look at H» raid Ada. Be sure y our business ia represented with attractive advertisements. Call FA 2 Mil. IT'S I H A I TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN I JUST LIKE LAST YEAR, ITS COLD, COLD, COLO UP NORTH AND EXTRA SHIPMENTS OF BRAND-NEW FORDS ARE COMING DOWN SOUTH - A L L PRICED TO MOVE I APPETIZING SAVINGS FOR YOU I IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES, EQUIPPEO JUST AS YOU LIK E! HURRY IN NOW AND GET YOUR TEETH INTO A BARGAIN I • Siding • New Rustic wood Plywood By Mrs. Ad a at Mailer The annual Dinner Meeting of the DeBary Chamber of Commerce will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Stetson Union Building in DcLand. Guest speaker will be Paul A. Saad, partner in tbe firm of Mabry, Reaves, Carlton, Fields and Ward of Tampa which specialize* In corporate labor law and wage hour problems. Saad received a B.A, degree in Arts and Science In 1952 and Jcnnelle, to pound ham from Winn Dixie; M n. June Brown a steak Iray from Sweeneys and Mr*. Virginia Krause of Longwood. a clock radio from Goodyear. FO R D D EA LER A N N U A L n Practical Luxury, durable, carefree! Perfect for Interiors & Exteriors • Paneling ed all evening aa the versat­ ile orchestra of 1-ou Feldman kpun out gay (unci to act feet lapping and ladiei and gentlemen twirling round the red and white striped ballroom. Genial Buck Hayden, (the converted Yankee! and U. Ben Butler emceed the pre­ sentation of door prizes, which were won by the fol­ lowing persons; Mr. and Mr*. Jm> Baker, to pound Ham from Winn Okie; Dou Come M e uh f o r new rtroilfn Id pax or . . . PH. FA 2-7121 PROMPT SERVICE per month aflar down payment. LUMI1ER CO. 760 So. French Ave, '63 F a l c o n 2-Door Sedan. Whitewall tires are optional a t extra coat * per month after down payment. jr f f jj j.*.•a 4• , ••^(■ Jpj H O M ES coat. AS ><OW AS ^ # per month after down payment. BUILT ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY PROCURE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD We O ffer A Complete Home Builders Service CALL US FOR A N ESTIMATE WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS S h o s u n a J u tA 211 '63 Fnirlane 2 -Door Sedan. Whitewall tires are optional a t extra W. 25TH STREET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2-3103 '63 Ford Galaxfe 2-Door Sedan. Whitewall Urea are opUonal a t extra coat. BE SMART... BUY SMART I R S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FOR I <A �r Peter Edson Try Home Merchants > Everybody is comldering tho plight of the citrus grower after De­ cember's hard freeze, but how many of ua have given thought to the Im­ pact of the freeze on our merchant*? The other day we exchanged thought* over a cup of coffee with one of our leaders in the Chamber of Commerce. We were glad to know th a t thla problem la uppermost in the mind of th a t organization. This is a time, we agreed, when shopT'Crs ought to be loyal to homo merchants and purchase as many of their needs as possible in the city and its immediate trading area. " T h a t M a n 's H e re A g a in !" Political Notebook Buying a t home when possible helps not only the merchants, who now are forced to exist in a curtailed economy, but it kaepe the available money In circulation and Indirectly helps everybody including the shopper* We are happy to join the cham­ ber in suggesting th a t people shop load stores first before deciding to buy out-of-town. In many eaaes the ahopper will be agreeably surprised to find that merchandise either is available immediately o r within a very short time from your local mer­ chant, who must continue to main­ tain payrolls and pay taxes. Keep The Watchdog Though the new Congress is bare­ ly under way, fresh attem pts to abolish the House Committee on UnAmerican Activities already are being pressed. They deserve to be beaten off. Among the new year's petitioners for abolition are several dozen mem- b e rs -o f-th o organization. Women Stride for Peace. They are presum­ ably outraged because the committee recently looked into alleged links be­ tween their movement and commu­ nism. We are also hearing again from the National Committee to Aboiiah the House Un-American Activities Committee, It supports its new call with an alleged 5,000 signatures. W ithout here going into the mat­ te r of reported subversive elements operating in—and behind—the aboli­ tion group, It is possible to argue th a t the esse against the House commit­ tee should be dismissed on its face. Our principal national watchdog against subversion is, of course, the FBI. Few question that, overall, it does a superb Job In ferreting out Red spies, keeping tab* on Commu­ nist activities and alms, measuring the size of the internal th re a t But the Communist adversary 1* ingenious, resourceful, many-faceted. We should welcome some reasonable diversity in our investigative ap­ proach to the problem. D ic k i The need for such diversity is perhaps sufficient Justification for the House committee's continued ex­ istence. Yet there are other reasons. There is no point in leaving the field of Red subversion to the execu­ tive branch alone. I t ia a legitimate arena of inquiry for Congress, with In invest!its properly w id e latitude ............................... go tion. •*—Furthermore, anyone who exa­ mines closely the printed record of the House commlttae’a hearings and studies over the y e a n will find the documents informed, with a very substantial knowledge of communism In most of Its multifarious aspects. To argue th a t w hat this group does other, regular committees could do as well or better ia to ignore two things: the special committee's long background in this field and tho al­ ready overburdened operations of other committees. To argue th a t the Un-American Activities Committee should die be­ Nclllu'a tragic sltMtlon cause It has sometimes trampled In­ shows you the dinger In dividual liberties is to contend th a t "sibling blackmalL" Bo be­ no instrument is better than an im­ ware lest you utske your perfect one. youngsters financial e t I p If th a t standard were applied pleel Instead, urge the bjy broadly, we would have no president, to firry a newspaper route, no Congress and no business corpor­ for that gives lha REST ations. We would also have no com­ training la America nowa­ mittees to abolish other committees. days In the various phases Let the House committee mind ef business. Do net put your closely the rights of those it invest!child <m «■ allowance I gates. But let it stand as the useful CASK 0-132: Nellie G„ ag­ second watchdog it is. ed 41, is u spinster teacher. W e it Soy» For Whom The Bells Toll WASHINGTON (UPI) Almost everything ia Cong re u li done by the bell. They have bells for roll •alls, bells for m e s s and belli for adjournment to men­ tion n few, So whet they need now is s ichool bell. It would bs an appropriate method of calling freshmen conireu m ea to e 1 a e s • s Price Hike Hit IjfM ilkAssn. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic •here they eaa Went, among Let's face it. Most new other thing*, what all of the cosgreiemen are, s i e ve­ ether bells mesa. teran House member said Such c l a i m are being con ducted at the Capitol this week, the purpose being to teach new co m en hi the House of Rapr* tentative* tome of the finer points os the practice] eld* af lawmak lag. leit year Ut another connec­ tion, “etUI green behind the e e n ." They may not knew, for example, bow to go about getting s relative os the of­ fice payroll, or where to ac­ quire extra lee cube* 1s event they want to cool s caae ef ginger ale. OUT OUR W AY Many of these thing* wlO bo explained daring s eerie* of lectures, or ecm lnen, ar­ rested for the benefit of "O ssa ef t s . " I have been looking over the curriculum tor this year's school end I must s ty that It appear* to be very educa­ tional. There will be four else* periods at which 88 topic* will be dlscuaead. The faculty is composed of kgloUttvo scholars who oh reedy hove mastered such arte of steteecreR os acqulrlag Capitol flu « tor Boy Seoul troop* bock home and sending constitutes te free government pomphlote on termite control. H m this of cos of tbs tectar* I, to bo given by Prof. Morris K. Ud»U, (D-Arii.), la "Lehhyiets: Their Cere end Treatment." it might well be subtitled "Never Look s OUt Horse Is the Expense Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., January 1 5 ,19C3 Account." The free mailing privilege wtU be dUcuiied by Prof. Polar ProUagbuyeen Jr., <R N. J.). I suggest that this lecture be called "Using the Oongrcsilocsi Prank tor Pun and Profit." WALTKMa. Oiautw. BSITMI AMD * Thor* steo wU he lectures u------------------u r vaneMM. Buwnltt on osortlslag ia tho House Men Ml ns Bdltar ASvsrUelBf Direct** si'uk w s u e j u i a u i i e s ns M a Butte*** Hu m or O u t tv *41 lor orteo, whoro to And tho cm a u s rtn a s a ___I Society Must ctnssinsS tor • bottle of dot Miaainaermam rn n x n v t M S* rsaiure Miter cireaUUo* ra c o w e iu Tho intricacies of Iho of­ llo . lionlcol NupL fice payroll, under which a It'B eC M im on SSTBI RMO-a-year clerk winds up ll— imo UeUi*rr ■* MeU receiving shout twice that All Other IW lM lI Cowls 111.11 I Yt*r ■mount, will bo explored by tie W ttk li.et i Tosr 1.11 I Mentha 1.1* I Months Prof. Jobs E. Mom , (DM l • M onth, i.e* l Mentha Calif.). l Meath M l 1 Month .l.e* . . . ______ U. a l*ostel R * si to Ilona provide th a t sit moll eobocrlptlons h i Any congressmen who paid In advanca. complete* tho entire course Kni-r-d ae second d u e n atter October IT. t i l l at the Post Office of Hanford. Vlerlde, uader the Act of Coesreee of March. will be ao weighted with academic matters he woo't Tlie lltr-ld Is ■ member of the United Preee which to entitled have much Ume for extra­ eiduslvel, to the use ter repuhllcnUoa of all the local news curricular campus activities. printed la thla newepaper. I think this Is ■ pity. No part of any material, news or adrerltotM. at this Cd P o g h o p e arrangements of The Hanford Herald any be reproduced Is nay man*or * out written permission at the publisher at The Hereto, t ho made to let the iu K individual or firm responsible far such such rearedeetiea reared -------- late far wiU graduates try out tor eeaetosred as UtrlM>M a a The Heralds seprrlshi sad wlU held uahle far daiasyea undsr the lew. PuUtohed dells sso.pt tho administration's touch •eturdap, Sunday Sod ChrUtn.as; published Saturday pracsadtng football loam. irtirtofias QIIjp §aitfnr& ffralb SB! "Dr. Crana,” aha began, "1 have a brother 10 yeara young er. I have always spoiled him, avail when ho was a child. "For 1 furnished him too liberal an allowance. And I paid Ida way through college. "Then, when 1 was thinking of getting married, ba doped with a girl whom ha had made pregnant and as he had no Job, I had to defer marriage In order to help him "Indeed, 1 used the truunitau money I had saved to help him make a down pay­ ment on s little house. "Before ! could e a 1 v o g e enough M v in g t to get mar­ ried, his wifa g a v e birth to twins, and he begged me for more aid, “ Well, It has been going on Ilka that till 1 have lost my last chance of mntriniony. Re­ cently, I refused him any more nld, for ho has ticen lean­ ing on me as a financial crutch ever tinea ha entered kinder­ garten. "He owea me In unpaid notes over tlE,0mi. And now ha Is trying to hUrkon my reputation by saying I am s shylock end greedy and In­ tensely selfish. “ I was dating a new man and this brother of mine ac­ tually stabbed me behind the back with those very words, to 1 have washed my hands of him. "Maybe I should have done It long ago. What do you think, Dr. Crana I" I t may stem harsh to some of you doting mother* and ov­ erly Indulgent older sisters like Nellie, but you actually harm two peopo when you place a child on a dole, other­ wise labeled an "allowance.'' First, you create a financial weakling who will tend to re­ ly on you to get him out of bia bad debts. Asd If you ever submit to thla sibling blackmail (for that's what It often amounts to) you youraalf may ruin your ows happiness, toot Ntllte thus lost a chance at happy marriage because aha subsidised her wastrel young­ er brother with ready rash. And aha kept getting In daepsr and deeper. She would probably still be submitting to Ids selfish appeals If his ungallant remarks to her new boy friend hadn't wakened her to reality. Now aha haa cut off her un­ wise generosity to that broth er—but about 25 yeara too la tel Always remind your young­ sters that money represents human awaat a n d a 1 b o w grease—not a Santa Claua free gift. Bo pay your child for chorea or regular dulls* around the house. Then h* will become far more respectful of money. He will not be Inclined in Jittery fashion to fill a .s lo t machlna with a handful of quarters. Or to run the juke box endlessly with your "al­ lowance" money. Klda who work for their raeb, are frugal spenders thereof. Youngster* on an allowance, 1st money ellp away for they are educated In tha "easy come; easy go" philosophy. Look at our presidents who were sons of wealthy men and you will see why our federal budgets keep zooming. Letters Dear Sir; I would like to thank you for your newspaptr coverage on the "111 Mom” Christmas calls sponsored by the C.W. A. This Is the second year we sponsored thlf event In Sanford sod wa hope to make It an annual affair. Tha Mo­ thers wU» received these free telephone calls were very happy. Thank You, R. B. Kltner. Pit. Repr. Sanford, C.WA, Local 3100 RESEARCH Gratefully Accepted ■EMIN OLE • DaBABf COUNCIL P. a BOX I N SANFORD, KLA. Even If you ar* a million­ aire parent, you should still ■aa that your children work for their spending money! Urge them to carry a news­ paper route. And by all mean* send for my 200-point "Testa for Good Parents," enclosing a stamp­ ed. return envelope, plus SO cents. (Always write to Dr. Crane In car* of thla news­ paper, enclosing a long 4 cent stamped, addressed en­ velope and M cents to core* typing and printing costa when yon send for one of Us booklets.) Cabinet Seeks Aid To Fanners TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The cabinet called on Florida's congressional delegation today to sponsor legislation to per­ mit Florida farmers and grow era to get long-term loans at a low interest rate under the Farmers Homs Administration Act (FH A ). * Tha legislation waa request­ ed by the stats legislative del­ egation! of 84 counties hardhit by tha December frees* In Florida. Tha rablnet adopted a res­ olution to forward to tha con­ gressional delegation stoking amendments to the FHA act that would permit low* at three per cent far up' to SO yes re In the event of disaster. Aa presently written, the law restricts loans under FHA to a shorter period and does not permit the reduced Interest rate. MILAN, Italy (UPI) - A leading Roman Cathnllc theo­ logian said today Sophia Loren was a "public alnnrr" under church law and ahauld never have been allowed to act aa godmother at the baptism of her niete. 1963 RAMBLER WINS CAR OF THE YEAR'AWARD fromMotorTrend Magazine Eaefc year the w k r o M i tedrefty eagerly await* the selection e f d m car a# X o r «f ttw Year' by Mater Trend* hnpertiel export*. For 1963, this moet-wanted. hsrdeet - te f s t honor fo*« t s F*mbter...,te r ovfttM dlng d a m n ncfrtennnef msrf M T frffrtir ftih a & u :hood why Rambler wen thla pritod award over *11other car*.. ^I'lilll \to\Kll! DM I B on ora Public Sinner? AUTO GLASS and S m ( C o w Co. 301 W. tod Announcement J. C . BO YCE, M. of tfa* experts* M O TO R TR t N O "A good safety device. Self, 1tlliM1 . 1, adjusting brake*and dual master "New etyttag la ( U U l ih .'W \It cylinder*. . . If one system fails, lean, dean Knee that ire appar­ tha other bring* the ear to a It V M lli.M t ent Dm * *!■**> any angle.” aafa stop.” "Motor Trend'* Cere af the "Trank ia large. Low load­ Year prove their mettle in ac­ ing Up makes It simple to load," tual tooting, confirm their engi­ "Our Classic . . . with tha neering excellence, reliability, rugged, ohv in-line Six. . . gave ■turdlnare end performance.” a high of 26.7 mpg highway cruis­ "Qwelity baa always been one ef A ing. . . mixed city end freeway gave 23.4.” "A sportier, more performance-oriented vehicle, the Ambassador V-8 should sat­ tore pioneered, this latest dettgn represents isfy the wants of the Rambler buyer who a real advancement, , , blggwt singis rea­ favor* performance." son we ebaae Itemblar Car ef the Year.” "There isn't any pitch or choppinere no­ ticeable even on rough reads," IHU take garnishment ‘‘BummJcg u p .. . U looks like Dm sew rM d He resale vahse." Rambler will bean errs better bay than "Tha intertan of both tbs Clonic and ll haa been In previous years.” Why don't you look atlba 1M3 Rambler! Bett-eeiUag Rambler ever built! D. HAS OPENED 1118 OFFICE IN T1IK Newer ill G»»U tor HEART WASHINGTON—(NEA) — fiting agriculture than bene­ What la left Is 8354 million for labor and manpower serv­ Secretary ef Labor W. Wil fiting labor—Industrial, organ ices and 8225 million for vo­ lied labor, that it. lard Wirta and A m e r i c a n If you taka everything that cational rehabilitation—■ to­ Farm Bureau Fadarmtion Pres­ the IMS budget classifies as tal of only 8879 million ar a ident Charles B. 8 h u m a n Agriculture end Agricultural littla over U of 1 per cant of started n little argument tha Resources, funds requested by the budget and about a tenth other day which ia worth the President for the fiscal of what goea for agriculture. k e a p i n g alive for a little year total fS J billion dollar*, The Budget Bureau makes further research and analysis. • J par cant of the total bud- another special analysis of ex­ A t AFB’a annual convan penditures which provlda aids tion la Atlanta, Bhomaa daltv gat. Tha big Item hers is »4A or services to special group*. •rod a denunciation ef organ­ billion for farm Income stab- It estimates aids to agrkul. , ised labor. T hen la nothing filiation and tha Food for tur* for this year a t 85-35 fallnow ia this. B e c a u s e tha Peace subsidies, which benefit lion. ft estimates aids to labor unions have mads numerous farm producers. Other Items at 831 million, mostly for ex­ attempts to organise farm la­ ars |4S8 million for land and tended unemployment com­ bor, tha Mg commercial t a r n water resources, 1234 million pensation and 850 million for a rt ar* against them. for rural electrification loans, manpower training for a total Also, organised worker* In 8198 for farm ownership loans of 891 million. farm food and fiber processing Department of Labor also and 8380 million for research. plants, demanding and getting If you look at everything point* out that It* Employ­ higher wagsa and better work which the Budget Bureau clas­ ment Service, which placet ing conditions, ar* believed by sifies a t Health, Labor and several million farm workers farm operator* to ba raspon Welfare, the total cornea to a year, la really paid for by sibte for raising c o n s u m e r 8S.1 billion, or only 5.5 per a tax on industrial employers, prices, while higher wages In not by fanners. cent of the total budget. Industry raise the prices of But 82-8 billion of this ia for things farmers buy. public assistance, which goea Tha AFB convention than to rural as well as urban peo­ want on record hi a aeries of ple, |1.4 billion for health resolutions against Industry services and research, .qihJlh wide bargaining, tha union also benefit all the people. The ■hop, secondary b o y c o t t ! , total her* Is 84-2 billion not featherbedding and all tha chargeable Just to labor. ORLANDO (UPI) - T h a other things the National As­ There Is aso an item of 8291 Florida Dairy Products Asso­ sociation of Manufact- -ers million for the school lunch ciation hss gone on record op. have been against for years. program. City anti country posing increises in consumer Farm Bureau resolutions al­ children both benefit from milk prices and called for full so asked for repeat of the this, but farmers gat paid for control! or no controls in the wage • hour laws, opposed producing tha food that goea milk Industry. further liberalisation of mini­ Into It. So this Item should E. T. Lay, executive direc­ mum wag* laws, unamployprobably ba charged to the tor of the association, said (he roent Insurance benefits and agriculture budget state's milk men want free railroad retirement. Finally, enterprise and no price con­ they asked that unions be trols, but added that they brought under tha anti-trust FEC Railroad cannot have fra* enterprise. laws. "For 30 yeara tha state's But tho Fhrm Bureau did Strike Seen dairy industry haa by law Invito Labor Secretary Wlrte WASHINGTON (UPI) — to addraas them, to gat bit The Railway Labor Executives been government price regu­ mtaaur*. Three daya later he Association chief said Thurs­ lated just aa dallying ia In told Shuman and his conven­ day that 1,500 non-operating most of the nation," Lay said. He said milk was so im­ tion that, “Surely, those In­ employee of the Florida East terest! which unite American Coast Railway will go on portant It required strict gov­ labor and American agrlcul ■trika Jan. 23 for higher ernment controls In all-phases of tha busineis. But he added turn are much atronger than wages. those which divide them." He G. E. Lelghty, a ipokttman that during the past few years went on to My that while for 11 unions Involving clerks, the itete’s dairymen "have there wee little possibility of shopworken, dining car em­ bean hobbling along under half quickly reconciling their con­ ployes, and other* not Involv­ price controls." flicting views, the subject ed in treln operations, will go should bo explored. on strike a t 6 a. m. on tha One of the first fields which 23rd. might be explored profitably is who gate the most out of government—the farmers or Working Out labor? TALLAHASSEE (UPI) From tha Farm Bureau** Conservation Director Ranresolutions, t h e r e era too dolph Hodges said today Mi w /a many laws on tha books fav­ department U aware of the oring labor. But a look at new outbreak of red tide in CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE United States budget analyses waters of Sarasota and Char­ 1101 S. French Ate. Indicates that there arc far lotte counties and ia working FA 2-2241 more Uwa on the books bene­ on it. Masonic Building Across Prow Seminole County HANFORD, FLA. Court Hi HOURS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE FA 3-3733 Bill SOI W. 1st Hemphill Motors, Inc. SANFORD, FLA. �• a* flu Public Invited To Name DSA ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Stenstrom Talks On S For DeBary AARP Chapter For Annual Jaycee The public is invited to send in their nomina­ tions forji young nmn of the county, who is between -1 and 35 years old and has served the community In such a way ns to make him a candidate for the Dis­ tinguished Service Award presented each year by the Snnford-Seminole Jaycees. Deadline for the nomine' tion cf the candidate ia Thurs day, and contact may be made through the Jaycet Informa­ tion Offlc# on French Av*., Jiijiee Week Chairman Tom Speer aaid today. Alio open to the public nomination is the award for th* Young Farmer of tha Year award, made annually to a young man who li mak­ ing progress in agriculture in Seminole County. Both thete award* will be presented to the winner* of the nomination! a t the Jayeve* Awards banquet to be held Jan. 26 a t th* Civic Center a t 7 p. m. Two other award*, t h a Young Teacher of tha Yaar and the Young Sailor of the Year are made through coun­ ty school organisation* and through naval organisation*, respectively. L ait year* winner waa Judge Vernon Mixe and In 1061 it was the present mayor, Tcm McDonald. Ralph Wight was the winner in 1060. Lake Mary UPW Circle One Officers Elected At Meeting By Frances Waiter Tbe firri meeting for the new year of Circle One of the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary met on last Tuesday at tha home of the new Cir­ cle Chairman, Mrs. Ed (Florence) Zimmerman. Mrs. Ted (Jean) Brooklyn led tlie Devotional*, reading "The Highest Prayer", by Joaeph Fort Newton, follow­ ed by prayer. Tbe following new circle of­ ficer* for Use year were an­ nounced: Chairman. Mrs. Vegetable Market In New York Ibis morning, rabbage was slightly strong­ er, Florida crate* sold for I1.TM3.2J, mostly $3.00-13 23. Red cabbage was $4 30 per :ro!e and savoy brought $3.30. Chinese cabbage sold from ll-SO-$2.50, m o s t l y $2.00. :ralc* of 4$ 1-pound film bags >f medium to large carrots told for $4 30 and celery was I little weaker this morning It $3-2S-$4.00 mostly $3.58 $3.75 jer crate of 2 to 4 dozen. Enlive was a bit higher, ranging 'rom $2.00-$3.00, mostly $2.5012.75 and escarole about im­ a g e d at $t .75-12.25, mostly (2.00-52.25. ladishcs were low* ■r again at 73 cent* to ll.oo >er baikat of 30 6-ouncc (dm lags. In Central Florida Friday, lemand exceeded supply for :abbage and the market was irm. Crates brought $1.73 ana 10-pound sacks $1-30. Chinese rabbsge sold for $1.30 per :rale. Endive was also t) 5v Dtr crate but escarole droppcc. o 85 cents to $ I.oo. Fair quitty and condition iceberg ucc ranged from fl.75-t2.00 ind big Boston was $125-11.50. Parsley brought $2.25 per rrate, green onions $1.00 per ioxen bunches and radishes 15 tents par basket. Bear Lake Club Sets Meeting By Shirley Wentworth Guest speaker for this month's meeting of the Bear Lake Communily Club will be Kim Barley, business manager of the A. M. Kidder Stock Ex­ change oiflces in Sanford. The meeting will be bald at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Florida Power Club House oo Boar T u m . J a n . 15, *63— P a g * ■ Zimmerman; Vice-Chairman, Mrs. Brooklyn: Secretary, Mrs. Ruby M. Linden; Trea­ surer, Mrs. W. B. (Vera) Harrison; Program, Mrs. Charles (Kay) Sassman; Pub­ licity. Mrs. Abble E. Freese; World Service, Mrs. Mabel Brown; Fellowship, Mrs. H. M. (Lena) Gleason; Loci Church Service, Mrs. Earl (Thelma) Unger; and Mra. Hicodore C. (M argaret) Ul­ mer. Church hostesa for Ja n ­ uary will be Mrs. A. P. (Helen) Forshay and Mrs. Lucille Mere. The following meetings were announced: Executive on Wed.. Jan. 16. at 7:00 p.m. at the church; Association on T u es, Jan. 22 at the horns of Mrs. W. C. Hopkins and the next Circle One meet­ ing on T u n ., Feb. 12, at Mrs. Brooklyn's home. The hostess served refresh­ ment* of cookies and coffea during the social hour that followed the program. Other member* present were Mrs. W. B. Harrison, Mrs. Lillian Goodwin, Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. Roy Ho­ well Jr., Mrs. Esrl Unger, Mrs. Diaries Sassman, Mrs. Margaret l-lmcr, and Mra. A. P. Forshay. Local Woman's Father Dies George W. Jackson, *4, of Crescent City, father of Mrs. Clyde Picrcy of Sanford died Saturday. He was bom in Bridgeport, Ala. and had made his boma In Crescent City for th* past 28 years. He was ■ member of the First Mctlwdist Church. Besides Mrs. Plercy. other survivors are a son Marvia A. Tempe. of Arisona. a alater. Mr*. F. S. Lancaster of Chattanooga, Tana.; 15 grand­ children and n i n e great­ grandchildren. Services will be held at 10:30 a. tn. today in Creiceat City with Clayton Frank Fun­ eral Home in charge. College Gets Accreditation TALLAHASSEE (UP1) Central Florida Junior CoUega at Ocala, one of the state’e newest, received state accredl* tation Monday. Tbe State Board of Educa­ tion accredited tbe InsUtirtfH e« tbe i i i w i i l l w • Lake. In addition to bis U ft Bar­ jtm tm b e r visiting commute# ley will show the flint, "Lady that reported tbe teUtge n e t all tbe standards. and tha Stock Eschin#*-" VALIANT PRICES SIAM BOOW FALCON OR CORVAIRI A record attendance was present for last Friday's meet ing of the DeBary Chapter of tbe American Assn, of Retired Persons for which former county Judge and state senator Douglas Stenstrom was guest speaker using ai hia subject, "Wills and EsUte Planning." Event On Thursday By Mrs. Adam Mullrr Membcri of DcUary’t World War 1 Barracks lls ; and of the Auxiliary met la it week to plan a Joint Installation for new officer* on Jan. 23 at 7 p m. Officer* of both group* will be installed at this meet* ing which will be held In the Community Center. Tentative plan* alio were made for the March 24 District Seven Conference when the DeBary group! will be hoiti. At this time the Auxiliary will meet in the Community Center while the Vcicrani meet in the Recreation Hall of the Fire Dept, building. The morning meeting will run until noon with rcgUtration act to begin at 9 a m. Dinner will be icrved at (lie Community Center with liarlung'* Restaurant aa caterer. Afternoon meeting! for both group* will adjourn at 4 p.m. Irrc lfe ★ Deadline 'Ends' DeBary Vets Set Installation fis ls rl JOE BAKER ★ ★ ★ Baker Named Bureau Prexy New president of the Semi­ nole County Farm Bureau Is local dairyman and city commissioner, Joe Baker. He is owner-producer of Perfection Cooperative Dairy and has been in the dairy farming and cattle business "all hia life." Baker formerly served as vice-president of the Farm Bureau and as a director for several year*. He it a member of the Seminole County Cattleman'* Aim., the Navy League, the Sanford-SominoIo Jaycees, (lie Seminole County C of C and la a director of the Central Florida Milk Producer'* Aasn. After receiving hia degree in Business Administration from the University of Geor­ gia he served as intelligence officer in tbe Strategic Air Command. Stenstrom emphasised the Importance of residents from other stale* revising their will* in accordance with Florida laws to simplify settlement and to reduce costa of admtnia tering estates, lie outlined the difference between Florida in herttance laws and those of other states, explaining the advantages to wives of the "Constitutional Homestead" and "Dower Rights." Under dower right* a wife mny claim one third of the gross arista free from all claima and costs, he advised. Ha explained that where By Helen Snodgrass property is Jointly owned with The annual Safety Dinner rigbt-of-survivorshlp it passes sponsored by tbe Florida Pow­ automatically to the surviving er Corp. waa held Jan. 7 at spouse without soy court, le­ the Florida Power Club in En­ gal or appraisal coils except terprise at which time the for the $2.50 filing fee. Georgo E. Turner Plant re­ However, he stated that ceived its sixth consecutive where the gross estate may ex­ award (or no losi of time due ceed 8120,000 there are aubatantial federal tax advant­ to accident. Announcement also was age! in dividing the property made that for the first time ownership. Special problems arising in the history of the company, more than three million man from the death of husband and hours were completed In th* wife in a "common disaster" production department with and from inheritance provision no lose of time dut to accident. in second marriages empha­ Out-of-town dignitaries at­ size tbe Importance of care­ tending the dinner included W. fully prepared wills which an­ C. Johnson of Winter Park, ticipate these problems, the Frank Roeiel of DeLand, W. speaker pointed out, adding E. Moot*, S. L. Allen, 51. F. that In aucli caves legal aid is Bunnell, H. B. McMahan and recommended. W. R. Spencer of St. Peters­ It waa reported that 27 new burg and J. K. Bailey of Avon members joined the AAllP Park. Retired employes at­ Chapter a t this meeting by tending were H. E. Braddock $trs. Charles Ulrich, president of DeLand and Andrew Evans of th* DeBary group. of Enterprise, Howard Middleton, program Introductions were made by chairman, announced that the D. J. Parker, chief, who February program will bo on served as m aster of ceremon­ Federal Income Tax Report­ ies for the occasion. ing. Florida Power Has Annual Safely Dinner That'* right! The completely re­ styled Valiant is now priced to atari lower than both Falcon and Corvair. In fact, nine of the ten other compacts on the market to­ day have higher starting price* than Valiant. For proof see the Manufacturers' Suggested Retail wjftftnt® M eet for the lowest priced mod­ els. See this new Valiant, examint all its fine feature*, end relate them to Valiant’* low itirting prices. You'll be lure to My that Valiant is the best all-around compact anybody has come up with yell See your dealer aeon. * Your Authorirrd Plymouth-t'oJien! Daalar'i tt'armn& againat drfact* (a msWnai M4 oorSnuntAip on I Wit ran Hat Ham Mpanitd '*> Include fnirt, replacement or rtpair, u tlU j tkargo far required parti or talar, far S yean or 10,000 miJo, uAfcAeicr comat flm , on On engine Wi»A. 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AMD NOW YX) FILE A . \ c l a im o n r r / ~ * ) TELL YOU WHAT . ■— tL L READ A L06TDCMEADIN MB Wrm.RAV, BlO FOX Ttf TIPs', ^ > “50 'MARTHA- HOUSE yhon Aetnr M e ss* out a t ip on a hoswe \TH e Wife HKMCKB "">*■« I • ee-ce m i LOOT DOW/—-NO PU T IN THE RETREAT COOKINR THAT GAVE YCU THE from Moscow Wane eonon than mine — MY THROAT Id READY FOR LAItYNOITId f.TRENOTH ANO FROM CALUNtf ANO WUlflTUNO— AMO «! WHAT DO T OST FOR MV PAINS ?— HALF the How ard w hi- ja c k e d fr o m m& BY YOU/— '(BS.THAT EAOOM 16 A S form idable ’a s a — vO s 'V Q Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use BOARDING 41 Dangle iiS s u MOnewba ro te s SI HuUkiaa M Cave DOWN 1■ .__tain* Tlodsepods* 31 Arm boon SO b kipped 3* dull term SS Stoat uncam 30 Prince** H argant ki �Page S—Tuns. Jan. 15, ’63 C H . Largent Celebrates Birthday Mary Ellen. Celebrates Sixth Birthday C. If. Largent of Longwood wav honored recently with a family get-together at hit home. The celebration was In honor of his birthday. Mrs. Carl Lommlar, one of his daughters, baked the cake and on the Icing was a mess­ age In the form or a telegram ‘Happy Birthday." Others helping with the eclenation were fats wife and two ithcr daughters, Mrs. T. K. ticks and Mrs. A. J . Metcalf md children, Becky and Oary, if Oviedo. Misa Mary Ellen Coleman celebrated her sixth birthday with a party given by her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cole­ man. at their borne in Raven­ na Park. A group of neighborhood playmates were invited to share In the celebration. After e n j o y i n g refreshments of punch, ice cream, candy and -bunny rabbit" birthday cake, they helped the honoree open her gifts. The young guests all donned colorful birthday party hats and Mrs. Coleman took them first to a movie then to the loo. • Guests included, Danette Lconhardl, Debra Dove, Ja n ­ ice C atrnauo, Linda de Jong, Cindy Peterson, Terri Adams. Cindy Musgrove and Charlotte Bruce. American Home Department Meets Thursday The American Home Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman's Cluh will hold the monthly meeting this Thursday at the Club House, starting at 7:20 p.m. Guest speaker will be W. L. Gramkow, using as his topic, ‘•Family Crisis." Mrs. A. C. McReyaolds and her committee are In charge of refreshments. Wool Wool and Rayon Bruce, Linda tloJong and Cindy Peterson. Back row, Debra Dove, the birthday girl, Mury Ellen, Janice Catcnnzzo and Cindy Musgrove. (Herald Photo) And Adopts Constitution A new constitution, a new president, and a new year wera (ha themes of Uia Naval Officer# Wives Club Election Coffte held last week at the NAB Ballroom. Mrs. Robert Lovelace was elected by the m a n ib m to succeed Mrs. Ed­ ward Decker as president. She takes office for a term of ala W l 11W ' 1m - " q i'A l k • • »m--.U.> 'L l.. . . .1 It3 New Arrivals Rev. and Mra. Wayna John­ ston announea tha birth of a daughUr, a t SemlnoU Ma­ norial Hospital, Jan. 7. Tha baby has bean namad Lours Dan* and weighed 6 pound* nine ounces. 8ha Is tha first child of Rev. and Mrs. Johnston. He le pastor of the Flret Christian Church of 8anford. Thsy make thslr horn* a t 1601 San­ ford Ave. Paternal grandparents are Rav. and Mrs. Roy B. John­ ston, a t Charleston, 8. C. and tha maternal grandmother la Mrs. Ins EaU* of Sanford. Ladies Society Sponsoring Osteen Personals By Mra. Clarrnre Snyder Sprlni-s, where ahe visited Mra. Charles llruwn ha* muny friends and relatives.; Hobo Party Saturday visitors of Mrs. returned from a two week The Ladies Society of the visit In Tampa and Tarpon Lola Brooke were, Miss Marie Stepp of ('amplx’llvillo, Fla., Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen end Englnemen arc and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Mesponsoring a "hobo party" Griff of Daytona Bearh. this Thursday at the home of 31r*. Harry Osteen was a Mrs. J. A. Cslhoun, 2039 Melrecent dinner guest of .Mrs. lonvllle Ave. Sarah Brum-Ill in DrBary. The psrty will start at 6:30 Business Session The Adult Ladivs Sunday The Pilot Club of Sanford p.m. and each member Is asked to brine a can (to eat held the first business meet­ School class of the Osteen from) and thrlr own table sil­ ing of Die new year with the HapU-t Church met in the president, Mrs. John Lorn- church annex. Mra. I.. W. ver. Julies was hostess and Mrs. Husbands will be the guests bertson, presiding. After receiving routine re­ Allseil Clark gave the devo­ of the members. ports Mrs. Lsmbcrtsnn an­ tions. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hop­ nounced that a school of in­ N ew Arrivals structions for new members is per and daughter Phyllis were scheduled for Jan. 15 at the dinner guests of her parents, In Enterprise home of Mrs. Raymond Ball in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams 3!r. and Sirs. Layton Ogles­ Lake Mary starting, at 7:30 last Sunday. by are Hie parents of a son, Mr. and 3lr*. Lyle Jacobs of p.m. John Layton Jr.. Iiorn Jan. 3 at Mra. D. E. Chapman, chair­ Mountain City, (ia., were din­ Fish Mcmurlsl Hospital in De- man of the milk fund, report­ ner guests of 3lr. and 3trs. Land. ed that a new family (mother Joe Musters, Saturday. Mr*. Oglesby Is the former and seven children) was now Recent dinner guest* of 31rs. Mias Buth Goodwin, daughter being helped. 11uzcl Gilhuly were Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Good­ Mrs. II. A. Swanson told of Martha Sconn of Miami; Mr*. win. The Oglesby* have one plans being made (or the Eta Van llrackle and Mr. other child, a daughter, Cindy. club's annual "Civic Night" and Mrs. Clarcnc* Hall of meeting, Feb. 36 at the Civic Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cock­ Center. P a s t International Della ry. Dinner guest* at the MQ rell announce the birth of a President, 3lrs. Mac Pinchon, seven pound, eight ounce son, will be the featured speaker. Ranch Sunday Included, Mra. Ruth Schotts of Kent, Ohio, Robert Dale, Jsn. 9 at Sem­ Members were asked to inole Memorial Hospital in plan to attend the district Mra. Thelma Lewis and Mlai Martha Lewis cf Sanford and Sanford. spring convention, May 3 to 5, Mrs. Cockrell Is the former In St. Petersburg. It was voted Mrs. Clarence Snyder. Miss Gale Taylor. They have to send »5 to the Salk Institute two olhrr children, Michael building fund, in memory o( and Marilyn. Mrs. Jean Connlger. Members were requested to DeBary Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gallagher participate In the community health program and also to of Williamsburg, Va., and for­ write to Mrs. Ed llandall, a merly of Sanford have arrived pilot member who la recuper­ ating at the home ol her sla­ for a month's vacation. They Mr. and Mra. Edward lfealy wlU be a t their home on Lake of DeBary Dr. returned from ters. at 20 East Livingston Ave., Orlando. Rosa during their itay. in annual holiday visit with their daughter and her tarnUy at New Rochelle, N. Y. Mr. a n d Mrs. Charlea Bertsch returned Irom a visit to their cousins' home In Goldsboro, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thompson. Orion and Rayon 15- $139. $1.9S $1.98 16- inrh 35- lnch Peter Pan and Shagbark $1.49 Bates Drip-Dry 98c 38-lnrh | Imported Velvet $5.98 3f-lnrh Velveteen 36- $2.98 Inch Imported Cotton Suede $1.98 46-inrh Bates Gingham Stoddens 36-Inch Avondale Return From Sports Denim $1.39 98c 30-Inch Ohio Visit Rayon Faille By Mona GHnstead Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stodden and daughters, Bonnie and Anita, of North Orlando have returned liomc after spending the holiday season with Mrs. Stodden's brother and his fam­ ily, 31r. and Mrs. Robert Mc­ Cabe Jr., and boys, Douglas and David, of Englewood, Ohio. It had been three years since the two families had seen each other, so they had quite a re­ union. They spent part of the time with their parents and grand­ parents, Mr. and 3frs. Robert McCabe Sr., in Avon Park. 36-lnrh $1.79 Quilted Fabric $1.59 Si-Inch • Fake Fur $4.98 72-Inch Nylon Net 39c iS-Inrh Peter Pan Cottons $1.49 Eaat Flint St. at Sanford Ava. FA 2-5244 Sanford, Fla. 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PHONE FA 2*5244 BEAUTY NOOK tot a o ak a v e . f a 2-0742 SKILLED OPERATORS — Harriett, Betty aad Jana 1, East First S t at Sanford Ave. act how : JAN. 17 • 18 • 19 During Regular Store Hours i Inrh Rayon Crepe Mrs. Nell Innls of Colum­ bus, Ohio, has arrived for an extended visit with her friends, Sir. and Mrs. C. K. Klshcr, at their home. 111 Concord Drive, Casselberry. Personals Personals $1.98 $1 V 16-laeh Personals ALL DltKSSED UP In |wrty hatn and helping Mury Ellen Cole­ man celebrate her nlxth birthday are neven of her playmates. Left to right are (front row) Danette Leonhard!, Charlotte $2.98 Si-Inch Casselberry O . W . Club Elects President Serving with her will ba tight new csecutlve board members, each one represent­ ing her unit. They are Mrs. 0. W. McGuire, Mrs. Roger Leon­ hard!, Mrs. David Olmstead, Mrs. Barkley Wood, Mrs. John Hoganaoo, Mrs. Robert Dralm, Mrs. Harley Helms, and Mra. Jack Youngblade. Outgoing president Mrs. E. A. Decker reviewed (lie ac­ complishments of the club dur­ ing the past ala months. They Included bequests to the Little Red Rchoolhouse and to the Navy Marine Memorial Fund in Washington, D. C., the re­ vision ol the constitution, the Improvement of the Thrift Shop services, and the spon­ soring of two aoclal affairs, r lr s t Vice President Mrs. C. T. Covill presented Mrs. Deck­ e r with a silver tray from the club ia appreciation of her work. Decorations for the coffee were composed solely of kit­ chen articles. The VAII-3 ladies boiled th« affair and collected a Urge, fascinating array of unusual kitchen and psntry Hams for display. P ar­ ticularly noUble were a pair ol throe-foot-long, handcarved salad tongs, owned by Mrs. Lovelace, aad a pair of china canisters owoed by Mrs. Nick Setts. Other Items lecludtd a pair of timbale Irons, a kitchen sampler worked la 1110, an an­ tique spies bos and a French cook book. Many members also brought llama Horn their kitchens. Mrs. Fred Stlpp brought a reotury-oid brass and wrought Iron spice scale, while Mrs. Jam es Shipman dlspUyed a SALE �Y fr T u e s . J a n . 15, *63— P n p e 7 frn li (D a a h •* By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: At the beginning of the school yenr I was over nt my girl friend's house and some kids were there. One boy I have liked for a long time said. "Hey, if you get down to your normal weight I'll take you out,” I went to a doctor and he put me on a diet. I have lost 16 pounds since October. I have 12 more to go and am sticking to my diet. When 1 get down to my normal weight, should I remind him of what he said? GETTING THINNER DEAR ABBY: Our son, 20. in being married soon. lie hhs asked his 0 brother, who is 29 and unmarried, to be his best man. The bride has asked h er sister to stand up for her. The sister is elfrht months pretmant and our son refuses to stand up with a lady in th a t condition. Do you think he j> right? GIIOOM'S PARENTS Qacobij. On (Bhidqs Central Circle Presents Program On Arrangements Banks Continue Upward Climb ORLANDO—Reflecting the continued rapid growth in th* state's economy, loans and DEAR PARENTS: If the bride’s deposits in Florida’s 343 com­ choice is ii pregnant sister, she is mercial banks have continued privileged to stand up ns long ns she their upward climb. Figures can stand up. Your 26-year-old will released hero Monday by be n better man if he tolls his best Ftcyd Call Executive Vice DEAR GETTING: Don’t "re­ man to grow up. President, Florida Bankers mind” him. Now that there is less of Association, indicate an over­ you to notice, chances are he will no­ all growth of 12.3 percent in DEAR ARIIY: I am an intelligent tice you more. If not, his eyesight is bank loans and a healthy 9.4 woman of 42 and can trace my an­ no better than his memory. percent growth In deposite • * * cestors back to Roger Williams. I whrn compared with the have l>een feeling dizzy and weak CONFIDENTIAL VO LIZ C.: Yes, totals of a year ago. Current and I can’t sleep nights. I’ve been to you rend right. If n man buys his deposits are just short of $5.8 four doctors and they nil said it was wife shoes, the least she can do for billion with loan* totalling nothing but NERVES. It seems to l>e him is to shine his. (2.4 billion. • • • the style these days for doctors to These growth figures ere In blame everything on nerves when W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ line with those prevailing over they enn’t diagnose a cnsc. Why don’t sonal reply, send a self-addressed, the past ten to twelve years they ju st admit they don't know? sUmjMMl cnvelupe to Abby, Ilox 3365, hero lit Florida. The average Beverly Hills, Calif. NERVOUS has been D and It) percent In­ SOME OF THE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS lined in the pnurrum (riven • • • crease in drpostta and about nt the meeting of Central Circle arc displayed hy Mrs. E. R. Wood, presi­ DEAR NERVOUS: Go back to Hate to write letters? Send one 12 to 13 percent increase tn dent. left, Mrs. Georpe McCall, renter and Mrs. A. F. Collnm, at whose one of those doctors and let him ex­ dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly loans. National average In­ home the program was given. (Herald Photo) plain how uncontrolled emotions can Hills, Calif., for Abbv’s now booklet, crease in deposits of comfund do) turn into physical ailments. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR Member* were urged to at­ sent some beautiful arrange­ tnerriat banks lias been be­ Central Circle of the Sanford It's true. ALL OCCASIONS.” Garden Club met at the home tend a film on "Birds and ments to be used tn the dem­ tween 4 and fi percent. of Mr*. A. F. Collum for the Conservation," scheduled for onstration. Mrs. Frank Evans will be January meeting. Mrs. Voile Jan. 22 at 1:30 p.m. In the hostess for the next meeting. Sr. opened the meet- Caucas Room of First Federal. Guests attending were Mrs. T V Time Previews i Williams ing and Mr>. U. C. 3toore, de­ The Garden Club I* sponsoring Irene Whtlener, Mr*. C. E. votion chairman, read “ A a card party on Feb. 11 at I Chanlot and Lynn Chapman. T:M-I:10 p.m. CBS. Younf aha la la double Jeopardy. The E fan) supports the claim of a I Prayer for the New Year." i p.m. at the Woman'* Club Other member* present were People's Concert. The presen- Gcrmana ran kill her for har­ Garret ranch employe (Rich­ | Member* voted to send a Building. Mmca. Lawrence Tinsley, W. CHICAGO (UPD—Tb* Chi■tetion of young performer* I* boring a fugitive, but If ihe ard Jordan) that he hit thr nole of sympathy to a former Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Williams L. Merritt, Ira Southward, • o o often based more on sen­ betray* him to the enemy the war hero In rclf-defense. Red- member. Mrs. Frink Hill, e: uml .Mrs. Frank Evans were George Chapman, A. Kent CORO White Sot lost two front­ timentality than profcnlonal French partisans will execute Igo gets no help from the ■Dellary who recently tost her appointed on the nominating Rossctler, J, M. Thompson, line players in Lula Aparicio appreciation. Tonight la an her. man's widow and mother (Gail | husband. Mrs. E. It. Wood, committee for 19t>3-<V4. Mr*. It. N. Brewer. W. T. Cava- and Al Smith but general man­ exception. Leonard Bernateln I:30-P:M p.m. CBS. Bed Kob* and Nellie Burt). When president, gave a report on the George McCall presented a naugh, Mr*. Evans and co- ager Ed Short believes the Introduce* four planiita who Skelton Hour. Red combines the local newspaper slants Its sale of mixed nuts, which was program on flower arrange­ hostrss Mrs. MrCall and Mrs. four Baltimore Oriole players he got in rxchnnge might have combine the thrill of youthful twn opposites, Mlyoshl Umekt stories against bis employe, hr a most successful project. ments, Mona’s F lourr Shop R. W. Turner. solved three big problems. iccompllatiment with the akill and Jules Muahln, to fill an uncovers a atartling bit of in The Sox obtained relief •f budding profcaalonal arils- entertaining hour tonight. The formation that makes thr pitcher Hoyt WtJhelm, abortfry. Joan Weiner, 14, of Fall* lovely Oriental atar appear* town ra-evaluate It* nnw-dcad stop Ron Hansen, rookie third Church, Va. Claudia Boca, 12. with Red In a Clem Kadiddle. war hero. baseman Pole Ward ami out­ ^Buffalo, N. Y.j Pa mala Paul. hopper eci'ne. In It Clem h ar­ 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Jack Memo to girls looking for From this atudy It would more broken homes and fielder Dave Nicholson in the * 1 . Oyater Bay, N. Y.; perform vest* a pumpkin with a pen­ Benny Show. Rod Sorting, seem that every family more neurotic women and switch. ene movement each of the chant for music which Miyoshl host * creator of "Twilight a husband: Jfozart Plano Concerto la A thinks her Japanese Industrial­ Zone," is Jack's guest tonight, Don't get serious about a should have on head—not prebtem children. Major. The feature la Andre ist father can duplicate and end while Sorling Is a hit young man who let* you two—and that the head of So go right on looking for Watts. 16, of Philadelphia, manufacture. Munshin, a ele- stiff wllli his handling of com have your way olmul every­ Ihe family aliould Im> Use • Sat e* • Service a husband until you find a flaying L iitt'a Piano Concerto ver comedian wo aliould see edy lines, his appearance In thing and leaves all the de­ husband and father. man who not only WANTS II that seema to you like Mo. l, in iti entirety, with more often, alio manufac­ apirei one of Benny'a funniest cisions up to you. lie won't going back to the Dark to be the head of his fam ­ *600 Sanford Avs. FAI-4II0 Bernateln conducting the New ture*. Ilia creations are more shows, Serllng Is hired by Ken make the best husband. And If a young man agrees Ages just recall that as wo ily, but fully Intends to BE York Philharmonic. monstrous than most. In fact, ny as a writer, then fired when Zanrlh Color TV Set** with you that a wife should got more and more together­ live head. . T:904;J0 p.m. ABC. Com- he ereataa a Frankenstein type be and Benny can't see eye-to rtfrat! "Juat For The Record.” monster with Red appearing eye. Barting'a revenge? He be tier husband's full and ness in marriage and lets and less division between the v 0enaibly reeliaUc dialogue aa the Kartuon Karloff. sends Benny- Into the Twilight equal partner, let some other responsibilities of a husband M akei this a good epieodi, 1:30-9:80 p.m. NBC, Empire. Zone for the funniest bit In girl have him. Go right on looking for a and those of a wife, we Vfetich partisan* rescue Chip "End of an Im age." (Color). th* show, young man who has tha old- atartad getting more and Blunder* (Vic Morrow) from Seems Ilka a whole town la •:30-lO:SO p.m. NBC. The fashioned notion that the man the Germans, and he la forced conspiring to send an Innocent BEGINNERS CLASSES Dick Itowel 1 Show. “The Los la head of '.he family, that l | hide la the apartment of ■ man to death, rather than ta r­ 89 Cubans era." With a cast like Lee In Important decisions It Is French girl (Michellna Preala) nish the Image of a war hero Vto obviously doesn’t want to for whom the town w a ■ Marvin, K ernin Wjnn and the husband's word that Is Repatriated 7:30 to 8:30 EACH FRIDAY NIGHT ffrk her life to save hla. But named, Jim Hedlgo (Richard Rosem ,ry Clooney, one would final, and that it b only MIAMI (UP1) — Eightyexpect the feature to be Kate- right and proper for a wife nine refugees, moat of them For 10 Week* mary in ■ dram atic role. Ac­ to be more dependent on her tually Ihe star is Lee Marvin, husband than he Is un her. Cuh*n-bnm tl. A. eitbenn, Call FA 2-3177 A lter 5:00 P, M. For Details flew out or IIuvAna Sunday dynamic dr*malic actor, In a Why this old - fashioned* quail-comedy role which he sounding advice? Well, a night tn the b te a t freedom play* to the btlt. He and Wynn marriage study that lias been airlift from Cuba. "Don’t let 18 ml. s t u d 19:1* (tl Tlrat Impraaataa TUESDAY P. M. Tha group, which Include* are exiled gamblera wbo wind under way at McGill Uni­ (I) Ernl* ror>1 ahew in (ho way of happi­ (t) Lavas of Life up at a somber farm owned by versity since 1933 has pro­ OR Cuban-Americana, 23 Cu­ die* m ebaeati a s m s M e ness." (*) I K Batart a miser and his daughter duced some startling facta ban refugee* and one Meat(II \Vi)M J-uuchsr W EDNESDAY P . M. (.Miss Clooney) who is disfig­ about what does and what can, was brought to Miami •ill. <»> WIJ-Hl n*p«M lists U) Trail. *r Cast*, (t) Or«tt H***!iMa ured by a facial star. The plot does not make a happy m ar­ aboard Ihe same Pan Ameri­ aaaaaa* •tt* (l> AUaail* v i t i t s r (SI M a r ta fa r Y a ta a rra v revolves around the triangular riage and emotionally happy can Airways piano th at flew • ill («> atari* pleura morn than Ih.OOQ pounds of (t) Ka'har Know* t)**t Involvement of the daughter's children. Aa <•> ■*. cemmaat 11:11 (I) duldlar u « h t , “ ill* (I) nuasiward IIa happiness, the father's cash, One of llie more startling ransom supplies to Cube early 9:14 It) lltport (9) Waalhtr The Unseen Worldand the gamblers' interest tn facts is tin t the partnership Sunday11:41 II) NBC N*wr R*p*r| (•> Wtathar Greatest I’owcr On (t> ana-rib. itrport •its (I) Drarard Nt«a both. Michael Davis, Adam marrtoge we have been Many of the group, among 1:11 (!) N*wa A Waathar a*4* (!) aeon a Earth L a tin 1* and Rust Drown arc taught b Ideal b , In fact, whom were 31 children and (S) Harhrlor Fathir • 1*1 (9) pawa 1st* (I) Lafftlma (I) Hpaaa As* R«f*rl featured, with Robert Mitchum far from it. Derision-sharing 2A women, frankly admitted One Consultation (I) Waalitjr K its K*> t ill (t) Mlmaaatlaa b not the most satisfactory they were one* admirers of lit* (I) Aa Tha Worll Tares 1)0 1 1. vUw Will Help You Cl*i (I) KtS'liila (S) IttaHwar ratral 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. As Car- way for husband ami wife Fide] Castro and had gone I'hnne 6(4-7099 (!) Mlanra (I) W rtklr Naurs HaItM N. Or la min Ave. sar See* It. If you've srrn thr to managu tiwlr life to­ back to Culm to support his , view t i t s to ) si»rv U rltfla ib o w For Appointment Wlntrr Park, Florida (9) Whlplatn ret P s ia w a r* C artar specials that preceded gether. regiinr. t i l l tea Waltar c raab tlt — ( t ) D a r In i-* » rt this one, rest assured of more ,w_ Wawa Sill (I) Art LlakUttar 'frV rlt ti l Lor a ail a of the same, which ia reason (I) a*van Sara (I) Marshall Dlttae Ists IS) l o n t l i Totinr enough for tuning in. There's (t) combat (*) T k* M llllvnalv* an old whit that la always fun­ III* ia> Uoyd Rriilasa Sht>»i t ) Q uran fa r a D i r ■:It It) Rmplra 1:99 (9) Toung Dr. Malon* ny about the frustration! at ■ (I) n*4 ikalton Haur (I) To T all Tk* T ra tk (I) Mawsllaa Era (I) Whs D* T aa T r a i l movie provided by an elbow• ill (l) J*ok I s n a r aaaw rubbing neighbor. In another t i l l ( I ) C a ltla a w a e e Havre i l l trataeahaklaa l i l t 41) Th* M atch Dam* sequence on outer-ipsee com­ (l) ntsk Paw*n ana* (l> S tern atn ras If its (t) (larry Maura Hbow munications, Std does a trans­ S ill (9) M aks Room T or lilts (*> THA D addr ition from Eskimo musician to (9) lluftlltp Itspartinx m E d i* *r N ight Italian aristocrat to South UtIO (I) Nawaaaps 4: *a (t) NHC Nawa <•) Ckaaasl I Stawsrasa 1:91 (9) Scat of Ur*u*9m 1Alt' 1 America* pcaildan* (»> ABC Pioal Rapaat I I ) A eiortaaa e a n d a la n a (t) Mi4 .r u . Piaal ru- l:S t ( l l A m arltan H a w a iia n * •art (9) Unalo W»K t l t t t ' » Waatbar l : t l (9) H uyarm an tills (I) Mallpwaaf H srit 9:91 I t ) W a e lb tr H a * — now — Colvasals 1:1* It) J Lea • Uvas It) CkaMil f T issu e Maria* Are Clearer — III#* (t) TaaiUiBkof* a ■ Brighter A With More jeeth On Otar New WEDNESDAY A. M. PRIAM DKKPLIOI1T HNMlfJMJOI H s a M i (•> Bit > *1 8CKKEN ft** IS) cal i On i (I) T alar (I) T ara Msrhai ■•sees (I) Waka «■ M arita I »i 1► «I /. 1 I » (I) T alar (I) Pr#-Brho*I Ptaaalay PHONE FA 8-1818 (II Caaatgowa Maws (t) atata iraw* a era*P.NDA TONITB Chisox Trade Aparicio, Smith d ih fJd iq ld A U/s Jh& By Ruth Miiiett TV RENTAL Seminole TV K-9 OBEDIENCE Starts January 18 Television Tonight Madame Donna Psychic Reader Dollar-Saving Value in a Breathtaking Package I f T g a rt (t) MUkla's Oaapal Tlaa <«> Caplala Ka«f*f** (I) Miakar (t) i l l “Waalkar s a l g te e (t) Certaaavllls (» Tatar • ' (t) Je*k La la as New rtt Amtrltan lllslury (t> oala a u r a aaaw (*) tlompsr ttoom (•) Nava act u u rv lsv * (It f a r whan 41) CataMer (Si Laara Spsal-ti (t) r ia r Tsar Haalfe (I) t Lav* u i r (I) Ant) 8«llicrn 8!i"*r (I) Jan* W)U'»» I t *(I) Caattatratlan (I) rat* t (11*4)'* (»> T*ar# Far * !* •* (6) W#w* niti "Lady A Tramp" 1:H A 1I:M "A(meet Anflee" t i l l Only NOW iktu THURS. DORIS DAY In the BIG MUSICAL of ’13 NVW BTYLI TO DVUOHT VOUI ROCKET AOTMM TO EXCITE VOW URDU OPEN ItM 35S tsMUTtOlfg 1 s4l • 4:1* ViR - B iN c a r l o a d pa ah NITE "SAIL A CROOKED SHIP” UMBO BROWS AT WED. A THU US. count I ■‘‘sS"" "MTSTBRIOUS ISLAND" Midi eel C relf - Celor NORTH *2 The bidding la th* bos I* exactly what would take place In the ordinary Amerl- Crisp new styling ia only a elua to the appeal *( the Oldsmohile Dynamic 88. Oldcmoblta'a low eat-priced full-site eerie*, it b o u t* * ii&O-b.p. Rocket *• • four-coil-apring co m fo rt. • • pin* the quality you look for in a car labeled "Oldamobile" t Cheek a Dynamic 88 for aiae (end value) et your Oldamobile Dealer'* today! O L D 8 M n*r*<* • iM ir a iM f ir a * M 0TQR Corner 2nd & Palm etto S A LES SANFORD, FLA. 11 v a i able ta rata# to four with full confidence that game would be made. The hand is shown in the column because while the average American ptsyer would open the South hand with > game forcing two spade hid the average Amer­ ican expert would open with c*e apada only and wind up playing one *pad* and mak­ ing three odd. You ace, the South band is an ACOL two bid. It is not a standard American two bid and the American experts lean baekwarda not to open doubtful two bids. In (set they lean backwards so far that they are likely to top­ ple over aa they would vKh hi* hand. V K 10 $ 1 42 • S3 *•764 WX5T FAST *qjn ais «• e a it 4 *KQJ3 via 4 j h i* ] a ♦ A 1093 SOUTH (D) A A K 1016 4 VAQJ * if* Both vulnerable Oeeih 9A *V Wert Xarth Pam 1 N.T, Pass 4 V *art Put P an Tun Pass Opening lead—A K can bridge game. South wnukl open with a game forcing two spade bid and eventually wind up at four hearts, tf the opponent* cashed their aces right avray they would get them, but if West continued clubs after the first trirk South could set up his spsdes, discard both of dummy'* diamonds and make a slam. This also is what took ptsce wlien Bobby Nsii and my son, Jim, held the hand. Bobby opened with an ACOL two spade bid which ll mere­ ly • one round force, Jim responded two no-trump to shew e bust. After Bohby rebkl to three heart* Jim A N N U A LS PANAY TIME 18 NOW. WELL ROOTED FLANTS FOR SPRING BLOOM HYBRID PRTUN1AS SNAP DRAGONS CARNATIONS and Other* All In Ind. Peat Pets Grapevine Nursery t i l l GrepevBl* Are. FA t lM I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT P enney^ ■ B H B January Clearance WHITE ONLY BATH TOWELS . . . 2for$t THROW PILLO W S_ _ _ _ _ $1 ASSORTED SKIRT LENGTHS _ _ _ _ _ $1 MEN'S DRESS S H IR T S . . . . . . . . . . $2 White Goods Event Continues BETTER BOY'S JACKETS . . t.T. WEIGHT 8.00 . ALL SIZE 11 BOY'S JACKETS . . 2.00 . ALL BOY'S ROBES . . . . . . . . . . 3.00 ALL REDUCED BOY'S SWEATERS $2-$2.99 GIRL'S SKI P J.'s . 1.00 GIRL'S HOUSE SHOES . 1.00 GIRL'S SUEDE SHOES 2.00 . . .. . .. BROKEN SIZER BOY'S SHOES BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS * e * t i. . RIZK • • ONLY 2.99 .SO (> ONLY) MEN'S SUIT!1 MEN'S WALLETS . . . . 25.00 2 (or SI . 150 Better Dresses $4 - $6 - $8 O ee •laiaMRii FOUNDATIONS. $1.44fo$4.44 ______________ _________ HI VOUI IOCAI AUTNOEtZR) OtOSMOfrll OUAUTV O lA tll H O L LE R By Oswald Jacoby COM PANY FA 2-0711 OTHER BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE BEING CLEARED �r t . MORTY MEEKLE BETTLK BAILEY Page 8—Tues. Jan. IB, *63 Shipping Talks Negotiations On NEW YORK (UPI) — Nations In the longshoremen1* strike, now in its 23rd <i*y, re-® turned Monday follow ins • weekend recess. The dispute has crippled ■hipping operations f r o m Maine to Texas since Uec. '.'3. Going into the meeting, there was no indication from either the International Long­ shoremen's Association IILAl® or the New York Shipping As­ sociation (NYSA) that pros­ pects for a settlement had Im­ proved. However, in New Orleans legal pressures were brought to bear against the union in an cflort to end the walkout. The New Orleans Steamship Association filed charges over the weekend with the National® Labor R e l a t i o n s Hoard r^s ) iNLttB). accusing the ILA In| [ cals in that city of refusing to bargain locally and in good faith. POP Legal Notice !■ r « . r t arm ln n le « r r« m nty J a * * o (••■ If, M ale *r BLOND I E ________i PKICILLA'S I'ln rld a . I is r i: n sT iT R ofi T H E O D O R E DIAKIDK* D K H Itf. Tn a m c r e d it o r * tsn st.i. i, i : n > u s s it s v i s o i i . sisss on It r. si » R ii a . m t i s s T a s m t-.srsrn i T o u , a n d e a r h of you, h e r e tier* by no tified a n d re quire d lo p r e s e n t a n y cla im or d r m a n d Which you , o r e i t h e r o f s o u , m a y h av e again*! th a r a t a l s of T h r o d o r r Dlsk ld s* il t c r a a c d , late of P ln slU e C o o n t y . F lo rid a , w llh f i li n g s f*r of ll.u a. to Iho C o u n ty J u d a r'a C ourt of P in e lla s C o u n i y In llio C o u r t l l o u i a a t C l e a r w a t e r . F lo rid a , w i t h ­ in a l t c a l e n d a r i n o n th a fro m the data of t h a f tra t p u b l i ­ c a t i o n o f th la no tice, SAID CLAIM flW l I R R t s n W I S T lit; i i r t . v a s s t i H b t o a m i Kll.s:i» IA III r l . H ATK. T h r o n l r J. P e r ln le a s A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of lit* E s t a t e of T heodore D U kldra, de. ea sed A d d re s s CCS P in e ap p le S t. T a r p o n S p rin g * , F lo rid a PHANTOM | BEN CASEY . ALLEY OOP I FRECKLES AND FRIENDS I CAPTAIN EASY I Put.ll-h dan. F e b . 3, 11(1. CPK-SI 13, 11, i» A th e I ' n r l a f the t r e a t s J e l i f . Sewtlnulr ( ' r a n t s , H a l t af F larlda. la P rr b a tc l a r a t h e F .a lale a f i S A A l l C L FLKMIN U n.ST. Deceased F IX SI, NO TIC E N o t h # la h e r r h y gi ven t h a t ttir u n d e r s i g n e d will, on t h e 11th d a y of F e b r u a r y , A, P, 1141. p r e v e n t to t h e H o n o rab le C ouniy Judge of Sem inol e i', i o n l y , F l o r i d a , hi* ftn at r e ­ t u r n , a c c o u n t a n d vo ucher *, a* A dm inistrator of tho E s t a t e o f SAMU EL F L E M IN It It.IV, d ecea sed , a n d a t Mid lim e, t h e a a n d th a r e , m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n t o t h e said J u d g e for a (In st * a t l t r m e n t of hla a d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f raid e s t a t e , a n d fo r a n t r d e r d i s c h a r g i n g h im a* s u c h A d m i n i s t r a t o r of the E state of SAMUEL IT.KMIXtJ HAST. P a l e d title t h e 4 th d a y a f , J a n u a r y , A. P , 1141. / ■ / D u u g la* S t e n i l m m A* a d n t l n l a t r a t o r a f th * K s ta t e of KAML'Els F L E M I S H RAT P e censed R ten stro n i, Pas-I* A M c In to s h A ttornsya for A dm inistrator P o st Office D o t I I I * Pan ford, F l o r i d a COE-:* ISi T l l l i C 1 H C I I T COU RT O F Till*. M A T H J l l i l t M L t l u ­ l l IT. t \ AM I FOR S E R I, s o l . * : (Ol'.WTV, FL O R ID A . I I I I S I K R t AD. I R U A R C IIIE n. W ILLIA MS And JA N IE W. WILLIA MS, h t l wife, Plaintiffs, vs. THOMAS C A R R O L L R A K E R am) JEAN* E. R A K E R , big alls, P sfsndaata. aoticr o r a t r r l a t h e Anna* a f I t e S l a t * a f F U rld a ■ T a th e D e f e a d a a t a i THOMAS C A R R O L L B A K E R * and » J E A N E. R A K E R , h ie w ife. I t ! L ilac R o a d C a s s e l b e r r y , F l o ri d * U t O ne H u n d r e d T h i r t e e n M i l l o f g lT E E N S M I R . ItO R HOUTH HECONU JtK I'L A T ADDITION TO C A S S E L R E R ll T , FLOKID A, S em in o le C ounty, F l o r i d a , a c c o r d i n g to th * p l a t t h e r e o f *a r e c o r d e d In P l » t llook I t . p a g a 1 7 o f l h a P u b lic Reco rd s of Sem inole C o u n iy , F l o r i d a T o u a n d E a c h o f Yuu. a r e v n u tlfted that a M ortgage F o r e c l o s u r e h u l l o n t h e ab o v s d e s c ri b e d p r o p e r t y b e* been file d a g a i n s t y ou a n d you a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o ee rv* a copy of y o u r A n s w e r t o t h e C o m p l a i n t on the P l a i n t i f f * ’ A tto rn ey s. F E L D E R AND IIK TTINUH At'H, 110 S o u th K nowles A ienue, W in te r Park, F l o r i d a , a n d rile t h e o r i g i n a l In the o f fic e o f t h e C l e r k o f t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t , on o r b e . f o re J a n u a r y 11, 1)41; otbvr* wise th e a l l e g a t i o n s of said % C o m p l a i n t will be t a k e n a* co n fessed . T h i s n o tice s h a ll b e p u b . I leh rd on ce each w r e k fo r f o u r r o n s e c u U v a w eek* In l h a * nfor4 IIstaid. DATED this l l t h day ef D ece m b e r, l»»i. (HEAL) A r t h u r II. l U r k w I l h . J r , C le r k . C i r c u i t C o u r t S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a lly : M a r t h a T. V lhlea D e p u ty c l e r k F .ld e r and llettlnghau* ^ A ttorneys a t l a w ® ISO S n u b Know lee Avenue W i n t e r P e r k . F l o ri d a P u b l i s h J a n . 1, *. I I , i l c m ;-: NOT RESPONSIBLE 1 will Rot It* responsible for ARjr debts inturrsd br My*M« other than ■)»*]?. JOHN DEAN MORRIS — re ' �#^ ~ l I' r A\ *r * It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue»., thru Fri. • S P. M. day before insertion. Hon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T u n ., thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald «U1 not be re ­ sponsible for more than one incorrect iniertlon of your ad, end relieve* the rijh t to re­ vile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper, U you want people to pay •ttestio s to your busineu, call FA 2-Mi2 and aak the Herald Staff about tome at­ tention getting ads. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. 1-nat & Fomnl 2. Notice* - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent CA Special Notices 7. Itusinesn Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Snle or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Reul E state Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. 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. Ruildinir Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Servires 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 84. Articles For Sule 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas aEtfr 1. Lost & Found LOST: Small, all white shorthaired, much luted female dug. Any information, please call Mrs. PLacek. FA 2-9463, tfautnrh Vrralit Tues. Jan. 15. ’63—Page 9 9, For Sale or Rent By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE 2. N o tices • P e rso n a ls "I PUBLIC NOTICE am operating my Bail Bond businesi at 2U6 North Park Avenue (in ground Boor of the Edwards Buildin*! under my own name, as during the past four years. I have no connection with any other bail bond agency. A. W. Ansley, Ball Bondi.” 3. Education • Instruction IBM COMPUTER TRAINING MEN. WOMEN. ALL AGES NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Exciting uew career opportun­ ities »re available for quali­ fied romputer operator! and Programmers. Tbe IBM field offers high aim ing sali riea and unlimited op­ portunities to advance. E.C.P.I.’a *‘ P R A C T 1 C A L TRAINING PROGRAM” for the IBM 1401 COMPUTER includes use of actual com­ puter equipment worth over $250,000. Write today for Free Qualifier tion Chart and Complete in formation (Please p r i n t Dime, address, age, tele­ phone and working hour*). ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE ROX NO 3 c o Sanford Herald It “ How was. I to know it was iy i mak**up? I thought someone hit Iwrl" ROOMS. The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA J-0T30. BEAUTIFUL furnished room. Private home. FA 2-74JI. 2 Bedroom rvou-e, kitchen equipped. 1505 Douglas Ave. FA 2-0363. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed room houae, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3605. RENT A BED Houses for rent. For infor­ ■ollaway, HeeplUl A Baby Bede mation contact Ted Wit By Day, Week, or Mouth llama Hardware, JUS E. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 23th SC Ph. FA M i l l I II W. let BE t BEDROOM house, kitchen To APARTMENTS: equipped. $11 month. Ph. WELAKA Rooms privet* bathe, 114 FA 2 5303. W. First St. 1 Bedroom furnished Apart- Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m moot. FA 2-1462 Monday houae. 226 Escambia. Ph. thru Friday between S end FA 2-0214. • p. m. or FA 2-4301 otherFumiabed Apartment. Cluee time*. in. Pb. FA 2-3800. 1-3 Bedroom house. Close to 1 Bedroom modern House, Soulhside School. FA 2-1462 Monday thru Friday be­ kit. equipped. 2i7 Catalina. tween k • p. in. er MAYFAIR SECTION FA 2-4301 othertimes. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, family room. Availahle aoon. Ph. FURNISHED Apartment ISM 323 0360. Maple Ave. FA KRIL Apartments furnished or un­ MODERN, 2 bedroom unfurn­ furnished. $t5 month. Wa­ ished house. 1810 W. Third ter included. Also 2 bed­ S t Phone Bartow 533 2336. room unfurnished Garage Apartment $55. Ph. Day FA 28123 or Evening# Legal Notice NO 8 5583 s AD V ER TIS E iv T im c o r v r r i r n a n 3 Bedroom, kltcben equip­ col'SIT, iv avis row « r m ped, on lake, ready for v o i.r ro irirrr, sta tb o r occupancy. Call FA 2-0659. taoniD A . iv m i e statu n r Modern 2 bedroom, kitchen XLLCN TURK** SAM. P lM M l. •quipped home. N e a r roticm n r A rrtirA T to v school and playground. $95 r n u rivA L n ie riiA u u n Nolle* la h a rab e * lv tn th a t month. FA 2-6431. t hava n ta< n r final ra lu rn a a t A O m tntstralrla, Cana Taa* ta m a n ta A n a te e . a f th a aatet* font. A ta ia a td i t h a t I hae# f1l#4 m r p a lltle n f a r flla trlb a tta a and for fin a l d ta rh a rc a and th a t on th* 4th d « r of f a b n i a r r , A. D. IMS. I will a n p lr New S Bedroom, 1 bath home. No cadi needed $61 a month. 322 8085. or In Bungalow. Completely 307 X . 9th St. $40. F.LLBje TURHSU RASS. m th# iioffOBAtn-r c. ven- The Sanford Herald phone FA 2-2611 SANFORD phone GA 5-5938 SOUTH SEMINOLE NON St I SC. J R . C e u n lr Ju d e * nf I* ml a ala C a u n tr F lorida, fa r a p p ro v al of la id final ra tu rn a and fo r an n rd a r af •tlairli.u tla n and for fin a l dlac h a r* a aa A d m ln U tra trla . Cum T ra ta in a n to A n n tso , of tha ra ta l# of CLA-BN T tJR N C n DAIS, daraasad. D a ta ! tbta t t i h e a r a f D tcam bar, A. D 114$. J a f f a B. T u rn a r A d m ln ta tra trta , C.T. A. K atata of K U -EN T lin H t in IIAM , Uacaaaad M -im ro m , D avla A M etatnah A tto rn a ra fa r A d m ln la tratrta . C. T. A. Foot O fflra B«s USB Kanford. D o rld a Pobllah J a n . t. S, IS. IS. ISSS C tJB -t $ Bedroom Houae. FA F5829 fa tbp C a a r t a t Ik* Ca-nalp Jade*, S t n la a li C a a a lt, Plata a t r t a r t d a . la P rw b * l* IV ra th# Katata ati W IL L IA M K. LAMnntCAN tiac-aaaad r iv a l v o T i t i a N ottea la h a r a b r * l*«n t h a t th * u n d t r a l a n a d will, on th * 1 St Is d * r of r a b r u a r r . A D. ISIS, praarrw t o t h * l l o n o r a b l t C a u n tr Judaa of fan .ln o lt C o u n t r , F l o r i d a , hIn f i n a l r a tu rn . acc o u n t and vouch art, la Admlnlalt ator, r.T .A . of Ilia l l a t a t a of W I L L I A M Furnished or Unfurnished House. FA 2 8016. Nice 3 Rin. Fun). Apt. $42 Mo. 612 Park. FA 2-3313. 3 Bedrooma, 3 full baths, FIs. Room. FA 2-1042. Large $ badroora Trailer on large lake. Also trailer apace. Aduila only. Plume FA 2-7368. Furnished Dupleaa. O ne available January 13, oue available let of February. FA 23610. 2 Januarr. A. D. tt*l. 1 /■ / D ouglaa B u n a tr o m Aa A d m 'n i v t r a t o r , C .T .A . o f lb s K .'a ta <»f V\ II.LIAM i: I.VNLMUCAN Liacaatad Plano Tuning and Repair W. L Harmon — FA 2-4223 FKIGIDAIKK Sales A Service G. 11. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Santord Th. FA 2-3883 Bedroom, $45 monthly Lake Vlary. Close to *itvid A atorea. Monna Jarvis. 322 1810. Office FA 2-2112 REALTOR — INSUROR FREE ESTIMATE NighU FA 2-0641 FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 323-0700 ovating. New A Used Furni­ 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 16. Female Help Wanted ture. CiU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 70S Celery Ave. 3 BR. House, near School. LADIES: Earn up to $2.00 FA 1-2111. an hour sewing bahyweart Paneled Florida Hut. LowSend aelf addressed stamp­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick down payment, FIIA avail­ ed envelope to CUTIES. able. FA 2-6053 2626 Elm Service With tbe Cash. Ave. Warsaw, D-54, Indiana. SUPER TRADING POST FA 24)677. Near Hunt Factory out San­ IK. H elp W an ted ford Ave. 75' x UO' $693. WANTED reliable couple to A WATKINS ROUTE in tiiia take up monthly payments $25 down, $15 month. I’ll. area u open for aeml-reof 313 50 on I complete FA 2-3249. ttred man, or lady. Many rooms of furniture. Call semi retired p e o p l a are FOR SALE: Completely furn TE 8 1311, Casselberry, col­ earning $50.00 to $100 per lulled, 2 bedroom house in lect. week depending on time IK-Uary. A real retirement devoted to tile busineas. 31. Arllden Fur Hale Imuie for $)2,uuo. Maybe you can qualify. For personal interview In TENTS FOR camping. Terpi, 3 bedroom, frame house on rope, mess kits. Surplus large lot. In good resi­ your area, writ* J. H. MeCily, 201 W. 1st. dential area. Only $9,«oo Garify, Willislon, Florida. fur this home. FIREPLACE I!L Situation* Wanted WOOD Small, neat country home Children kept. TA 2-4182. Oik end pine. $22 a cord lor only $3,K» Quiet neighdelivered. Robert Morns Day Work wanted. FA 2-1394 bo rhood. FA 34055 of FA 2-5909. 21. H euuly Halonn U*etl a r Roy'* Bicycle. $15. Call us and let u& -Imw you FA 2-4279, SPECIAL these homes. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop All lyjwi of Ileal Estate End curl 35 50 Including sliaf*, set A style. Open John E. Fox, Evening by appointment. 3 Experienced Operators. R ealtor 110 N. Park Ave. Pii. 32.1-0559 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 20831 1962 Zig Zag. Makes button hole*, darns, with guaran­ tee.. t payments of 37.13. Pit. FA 29411. NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath 24. Electrical Services home, large turner lot, 111 FKIGIDA1RE Tucker I)r., Sunland Es­ Sales A Service tates. VA—nothing down, monthly payments $92.00. Houae Wiring, Free Estimate* Sid Vibleo'a Randall Electric FA 2 8074 • FA 2 2218. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 LAKE MARY—BRAND NEW 3 Bedrooms, 2 liatlis, terras 2o. 1'lumhlng S en Iren xo floors, built-in range, PLUMBING l^irge lot. Country atmos­ Contracting A Repairs phere. No qualifying neres FREE DELIVERY sary. Move right in. Price It. L. HARVEY $11,300. TERMS. Call for 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 an appointiiienl today. 2 BDRM.. H a . Km., plenly of shade, fenced. F« 2 2320, glanatrum, Davla A Xlelntoth Attornara far Admlaiatraaor. 1 BEDROOM furnished Du­ e. t . a Foat uffte* ft- 1 t::s plex. Utilities furnlabcd. $53 S anford, F lo rid a a mouth. FA 24J63. CUB-IS 1954 Oidamoblle. Hardtop, ful­ ly equipped. One owner. $233. FA 3 3303. 1900 er. in St. Chcv. Pickup and Camp­ Auto.. 8 cyl. Must tell ten daya. 204 E. 24th Sanford. 322-2978. 37. Koala - Motor* Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Good* Your KVINRUDE Dealer 304-88 E. lit Pb. FA 2 S90I Fiberglass Boat 14'. 35 Elec­ tric start motor, till trail­ er. Extra's. Complete. $700. Ph. FA 2 8309. 3K. Motorcycle* • Scooter* VESPA Motor Scooters (new) $10.65 down A $3.32 Week­ ly. Lewi* Sale* A Service 2311 Country Club Hoad Ph. FA 2-7928 YOU WON’T BELIEVE IT SALE FALCUN 2 Door, Standard lran*mi**lum 1 Q K 7 UADILLAC Sedan HrVill* • e v l I |>u*tr ,\nd Air fond. 1195 I 9 6 0 C0MET * Uowr s ,d - Tran*. 1095 1 B 5 8 KWKU H/w* 6 C,L A/T FALCUN Station Wagon Standard T rim .. Radio, H caltr num bing L Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR 1 9 5 8 ,,,' VMOl' TII_ 1 1957 $39 sous 589 SOI AS ' 4 9 50 Lanital i Ivm Iv a l etyail kiuphul*l*( | i w. Iu i| he* Moma liitm o iai W •,»»,« Ctwutantee I *• 0*>» « C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S V u w lk It S a n lp t d Q w ila n d * A ) 06 I i 0*>w#**lw • •*» • $• wA * 4ft Cut v*» P*I t t 1 ‘ C,lt'V,tULfc'14 Door V-e, Automatic 845 ULDS 4 Dour llardtup Automatic And Power CUSTOM MADI *SUPCOV{RS CHAIRS ‘24.50 V-8,""Automatic PLY$1OL1 ft Station W ^o n 9 Pa*... Autu., Power Slecrlng REUPHOLSTERYj/i*cjfl&./ chairs 796 I Q I t f i BUICK 2 Dour Special I H a r d t o p Autumafie Wall Stamper Agency t BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. Lake Mery, Phone REALTOR - fNSUROR FA 2-4911. FA 2 4991 1911 S. French Ave. MONTHLY basis. Completely furnished. Central heat, aircondition. 4 Bedrooms, 2 haUis. Recreation room with fireplace $180. 102 DrUlwood Lane. Park Ridge. FA 2 9185 19(7 Plymouth. Good cond. $M0. FA 2-3111. Thrifty Service Station. H 0 LLER S /S A N F0 R D OK ASSUilE payments. 3 Bed­ Houmi tn Sanford. WORK V MNPWCAy, 4*-**-*.) room Lb house, screened f urnished 31500. 8864819. Apopka, Rail Sanford Ave. FA 2-6341 and at aa ld tlma. than a n d t h a r a , m a k * a p p l i c a t i o n to carporlc, stove and refriger­ in * aa ld J u 1 * * fo r a f in al ator. Call FA 2-6189. a a t t l a m a n t of hla a d r u l n l a t r a - lio n i.f aa ld t o t a l * , a n d f o r a n o t d r r d i s c h a r g i n g hi m , ua • u ch A d m l n l a t r a t o r . C.T.A . uf (ha l : > t > it c t W I L L IA M IT. LA KURIL'AN, d t c a s a r d ( D a t a * t v i a i k a 4 t h d a g of YEAR END SALE Typewriter and stand. Elec­ New A Used T.V.'s Big tric clocks, rug A blankets. trade-in allowance*. Easy FA 2-3116. terms. Town A Country T.V. Spinet Plano. Must be pick­ 2555 park Dr., 322-3362. ed up in this area. Can be T. V, Service calls. Call purchased by payment* of Coys T. V. Ser. calls 32.00. 318.50 per month. Inquire FA 2 9663. Thompson Music Co. Col­ onial P la n . GA 3-4377. For quick service c a l l . Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. Electric Stove and Refrigera­ tor. 343 for both. 886-4849 Apopka. 27. Special S ervices WILL TRADE 3. Education • Instruction 6. Fur Kent MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED WOHK IN CIVIL SERVICE No experience D ecenary, grammar acliool education usually auffieient. Train now at home for jobs with secur­ ity. For detalla, aend name, address, phone d o . to: NA­ TIONAL TRAINING SER­ VICE, BOX 50 «/o The San­ ford Herald. 3$. Articled For Sale FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS 3 Bedroom house. 2409 Sum­ Lekevicw home with lake Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ merlin. FA 2 1836. privileges in South Sylvan tom rail with plastic ends. Rug and Upholstry Luke Shores. 3 Bedrooms Cost 312.000. Sacrifice at For Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ cleaning in your home call and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ ton or nylon cords. $9973. Easy terms. Almost Mr Craver, Apopka 88S-6259 Senkarik Glass a n d Faint ed. Phono FA 2-7806 or new. Selling due to divorce. FA 26306. Company 211 Cedar. Refrigeration * Air-rondition2.9 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-462.' lug men needed We train sacrifice. 3 Bedroom, 1 J. W. Hall, R ealtor Must you. Write Commercial , Baby scales, balhlnelt, stereo bails. P i n e c r e s t . Near "Call Hall” FA 2 3441 Tradrs Institute Box tS, t'o hi-fi, sewing machine. Ph. school. By owner. Plume 3844 So Fresieh Ave. Sanford Herald. FA 23916. FA 24163. ) BR. two story home cen­ 2 Bedrill, home, nicely furn­ INCOME TAX RETURNS - 2 Antique Farm Dinner Belts trally located, near school. 910 -S. Kim. ished. 2 Screened porches, O. 31. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ Bargain priced. FA 28042. to Ave. phone 322.8827. curjiurl. 3 extra lot# in Selling out. From 30 to 50r# lawn. Priced right. Phone WELL*) DRILLED, PUMPS, discount. Beautiful solid 3 BEDROOM home, hath. FA 2-0931. Panamatan mahogany gale 2313 Claremont Ave. Phone SPRINKER SYSTEMS leg table, sea la 8 to 10. Top FA 2-1760. All Types and Suet and leaves, full width We Repair and service boards. Price cut from $125 3 Bedroom i ' l l home, large S T I N E fc>t. Jo h n s R ealty to $73. 6 ft. Harvest table, lot. Near sclicol and play­ Machinery and Supply Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM while pine $30 Grand­ ground (or smaller liome, 207 W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 mother clock, good tim e late mudel auto or nice keeper $40. Dcacon'a ben­ Cabin Cruiser. FA 2-6437. 29. Automobile Service Beautiful now brick Homos. ches, wash atands, tele, 3 bedrooms, 2 butlis, dou­ SUNLAND phone a l a n d , cabinets, AUTO GLASS ble earportc. Cikiice loca­ 3 Uedrm., 2 bath, built-in chairs, buffet etc., at give­ tions. $14,200. 3150 down, oven A range, disposal. INSTALLED away pricea. Robinson S7S monthly. Monna Jarvis $500 <ln. plus closing. $81.23 Windshield Back Glass Furniture. 918 French Ave. 322 1810. Mo. Nice. 322 8437. Door Glass Vent Gians 10 Piece Dining Room AeL SKRVICK LOCH ARBOR THE BOSS SEE— $125. FA 2-1309. Senkarik Glass and Paint 2 bedroom t bath home for Yer SPA It KLIN ad aold a Company $1030 down. Total price house In two days. How 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 FREE use of our Carpel Sbampooer with purchase leaa than 212.000. 'bout an ACTION ad? So of Blue Lustre shampoo. RAVENNA PARK I sea, Iota try this one. 32. F low er* - S h ru b * Carroll’a Furniture. 1 bedroom 2 bath home on FOR SALE— High LOTS on lake. Make offer (or equi­ waterfront. GO itahing, ski­ Beautiful Camellia# in bloom 36. AutomobQrs - Truck* ing or swimming from yer ty. CRAPEVILLE NURSERY own dock. BUILD now or GraperUle Ave. Near 90th St. 1933 Chevrolet 44 too Pickup ROBERT A. WILLIAMS later. $1995 with TER­ Extra good. 910 S. Elm. Realtor RIBLE term*— $23 down, S3. F u rn It* re Raymond Lundquiat, Asaoc. '61 Monia Coupe. Solid $15 month. THIS'LL GET FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank BUlg. while, four speed, new Used furniture, appliances, ACTION. W.S.W. KAIL bucket scats, tool*, etc. Boufht - Sold, red interior. 22,009 mile*. Larry's Mart 318 Sanford Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Agency $1693. FA 2-7376. Ave. Ph. FA 1-4132 13. Heal Erdate For Sale 6. For Rent Pays 13. Itenl Kstatc For Halo 38. Radio A Television 3 Bedroom house. ?lfw Stev­ Hi Acres St.uutt. FA 2-S7M. ens tve. Plume 319-1671. OVIEDO AREA Good 3 Bedroom house. Ph. 2'a Miles South an route 320. 2 New Homes, 2 full FA 2-0181. 2420 Urungc Ave. baths, large lot, high and dry. Built to la*t. Selling price a* appraised by the 10. Wanted to Rent First F cdcral. Peaceful Year around tenants wants and quiet. Near churches, 3 bedrooms, l'v baths. Selioul buses available, new East side of Sanford. Write Woman's Club building. Box 30 c o Sanford Herald. For iippuintment U. I,. Faulk. 365-3187 or 365 3702. FURNISHED apartment or home near-in by Herald em­ ploye and wife. On yearround permanent basis. Ph. Slenstrom Realty FA 2-2612—Fred Van Pelt. Beal K»tate — Mortgages lit N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 1 MERCERY Muni. 4 Door. Air Ce*d, Elect. Window a And Seat CltKVItOLKT 4 Door Aatomatir Air Condition OLDBMOBILB'I Door, Auta, Traoo, Air C—dtft—h g t i l E. U4 SANFORD 2513 I . F A M 1 I •*. ■H| ' ■» I ki .* �Seminoles Seek Revenge In Action (Tiff 0 M x fari Ptg* 10 — Jon. 15, 1963 j m l b ________________________ ^ s S t r ik e s Spares 3 tiv • By John BpoUkl Gee, but did you ever have ao many different tournamanta going a t tha aama time 7 Real good onas, too Locally, I b a 11 a r a our Charlea Muile Co. Sunday Swaepar rank* with tha beat throughout tha antira state. I only hope th at more of our "localites" taka part In it again thia coming Sunday. Remember, It'a handicapped and la on an equal bails to everyone regardless of your a vara go. Special recognition to BUI Ball of tha Sanford Manufac­ turing team In tha City Lea­ gue for coming thru and win­ ning thia tourney two weeka ago. Squad tlmro are a t 1 p. m. and ovary hour and a half thereafter! A roupla of tha fellowa from tha Je t Laneo team want down to (Talrvllla Laneo In Orlando thia paat Sunday to compete in tha C. O. B. P. A. Team Handicap Tournament. It only coata |d par man and If your team ia one of tha top entrlaa <lt'a handicapped), then your way and entry will be paid In­ to tha Southcaitem Tourna­ ment. Laat time to gat In on It la thia coming Saturday and Sunday. On tha Sdth of tha month, Saturday, Je t Lanaa will be playing boat to tha Central Florida Monthly Clastic. All of tha top bowlera throughout tha entire atata will be on hand trying for the big prlaaa. Thia la a scratch tournament but It'a divided Into two cate­ gories . . . A—17d average and up a n d . the B Dlvlalon—176 average and under. On tha following day, Sun­ day, January 27th, wo'll again bo tha hotL This time It'll bo for tha Junior Traveling Lea­ gue of the Greater Orlando area. The J e t Laneo entry It made up of young men who alto bowl In our Saturday morning Junior League. 1 elneerely hope th a t wa have a huge rmwd out there cheering for them. It atarta a t 2 p. m. and It'a free. Thera are tome reul guud young bowlera in thia leugue. They're averaging wall over the 170 mark. Iteiiicmher, IWth A 27th of thia month. . . . Sweeper and Junior Traveling Lg. llere’a a note from tha pubKelly director of the Sanford tVomcn'a Howling Association, llilu Stein. The o|>en meeting will lie held Tuesday, January 22nd a t 8 p. m. la the Amerlcnn Legion Hall on Highway 17V2. Tha City Association urges mil bowlers to attend and help deckle tournament dates and rules. The "Door Prise" prseented will cover all entry fees for tournament and refresh­ ments will be served. U think It'a most Important th at all of you gal “keglerettea" plan now to attend thia vary important meeting. It'll lm abort In duration and NOW'S THK TIMB TO HB THERE AND HELP OUT. He a doer and not a complalner after It'a all worked out! I understand that there are su many different teams want- • • lag to enter Into our largest league, Tuesday Night's Navy I n t r a m u r a l league, that there's a possibility of expand­ ing the leagua even past the 20 teams. There would be a second shift on tha same night at V p. m. More on this later after checking it out with spe­ cial services. If Old Santa la listening I surely hope that he would pro­ vide me with about two cou­ ples uho'd make up Die nuc­ leus of a team into the Thurs­ day Nile Mixed I-eague. These fine folke have been having Just a bit of a problem and ara In raal need of filling in a complete team. The lea­ gue bowls a t 0 p. m. on Thurs. If you'ra Interested, please give me a call a t Utt lanee. A note to thia column from Shirley Martin telling me that Etta Dorman has been named to the Legislative and Rules Committee of the BWHA. Ktts'll have a box down here at the lanee available for your signed changes h r the consti­ tution of the association. Again, some mighty fins bowling turned In by our "lo­ cal pros." Tony Rodrigues hammered home a high aeries in ths City League, 627—Tony had games of 210, 224 A 2031 Who rolls that much ball at J e t I^nesT Individual high was th at of Lake Monroe Inn's John Uhr with a 2381 The bhooting Stars of this same named league this past week were Betty Church with a 1R3 and Betty Allen and her 478. Hey, there were quite a few of these league cutlea roll­ ing games above 160. . . . Helen Altman 171 A 163| D. Anderson 101*5 Gene Lambert l&U; Dot Johnson had games of 167 A I64| Peggy Pfltser shot a 173. Coma on John . . . look a t those sheets again! What was tha high gams? Ooopa . . . I sea whatcha meanl H|K*rliil spotlight on Ann GridIcy for her tops . . . 1061 Tlmt’ll do It for this week. Iteiiiember, Sunday Sweeper (his Sunday. And double InI, test on the 20th A 27th. I'utiunite your b a w l i n g sponsor! VAH-3 Leads Motor Loop VAII-3 Enlisted Wlvca, with s 39-23 score, leads the Hol­ ler Slolor Nsvy Wives bow­ ling league. VAH-1 Tigers follow closely with M wins and 26 losses. VAH-t Officer Wives and NAM 7 D 1 are lied for third with 37-27. Clara llsrber had high game with 189 and Lucie Mayers bid high serlee with 491. Tournament rule* will be decided at a meeting Jan. 22 at 7:30 p. m. a t the American Legion. OVERLOOKED By Alan Mover m9 foortMl *coan ★ ★ ★ Locals Play vurxr x/trrxrx rr% Leesburg eoxcutet nxTM ur Tonight APe m rsp fox m e* AM>irrr r v f x o r OA'MHIt’tOMOOL TT4M4 a x o ttP o m M AoXMAi. m xen o xt xrA cn r SA P ptfU P x t 7tm XO *g BOffC M * o/tiy 4 /k/xaof. _ The Sanford Seminole* will be out for re venire to­ night when they face the Lcenburg Yellow Jacket* on the local court. Game time la 8 p. m. W /te a H tw Q S , E l \ ifmo Purox rue U5 6 * £ A rrsr p » * 9 * k? '■ ■ M otfPtfio** font M/aruxx m * * T tm f P r c x tp p f m r MFl PRAPT AMP M*OMdy f/trCH ofceor m /f.Y .T /T * .Y S , fooraAic* A A S tffR 7b r A t m y . A te r e . Mi »** it I n| fwriiwff Bettors Have Field Day At Rich Jai*Alai Action Jumped off wllh two points after the board showed them going off at 39-1 "dds. This didn't bother Arratibel or Zubi because they moved right In on their next turn and ran oul with five straight rounlrra. Arratibel also won the Uth in the matinee performance, thia lima with Agustln, al­ though their finish was not as spectacular as the evening performance win. Arcltio and Urixar had to setUe for place position after Grand opening of Seminole leading most of Die way. The Park Raceway will be held 6-1 perfects paid a good 4239.Friday night, Feb. 1. A nine- 10. race program Is scheduled for I p.m. nightly (except Sunday) Unbeaten Tech through April S. The S2nlght meeting will Toppled, 81-69 feature harness aud quarterBy United Praia International hone races. Mississippi Stale's homeLong a winter training cen­ court invincibility has wreck­ ter for trailers and pacers, the Casselberry plant haa been ed Georgia Tech's Il-game completely rebuilt, Including winning streak, establishing a 3,300-scat grandstand and a roach Babe McCarthy’* Bull­ 2,000-space concrete parking dogs aa top dog again In the Southeastern Basketball Con­ area. ference. W. D. (Red) Stroud, Missis­ sippi State's skinny hackcourt LI’L Buggers man who beat Georgia Tech Hold Loop Lead with a last-second basket last Li'l Buggers still hold the year, scored 30 points In an SIlead In the Jet Bowlerettes OB rout over the Yellow JaeLeague with 46 wini and 18 kels .Monday night at Starklostei. Cut 'n' Curl la second vlllc, .Miss. The loss knocked with 43-11 and Kirns Insur­ Tech off the unbeaten list, leaving only top-ranked Cin­ ance third with 46-24. Jane Spolskl had high game cinnati, second ranked Loyola with 207 and Shirley Martin of Chicago and Niagara, rank­ look high aeries honor* with ed No. 18, on the major col­ lege perfect record list. 30t, Arralibel and Zubl surprised the bettors at the OrlandoSe mmole Jal Alai fronton Monday night by bringing In g win worth the largest payoff this season for a win llcket. Playing out of the number ■Iz position, the victorious duo Raceway Opens Here Feb. 1 Coach Ralph Stump! said his boya ara primed to Uke Leesburg la retaliation for the two-polat defeat when the Yellow Jackets downed the Seminoles 44-43 in the Christ­ mas tournament at Leesburg. "After defeating Wildwood last week," the coach aaid, "we feel we are ready to take Leesburg tonight." Winter Park leads thr our. ferenee with Apopka, DcLand and Sanford lied for second place. The Sanford Junior* will face the undrfealed Lceshurg Juniors at 6:30 p m. Stetson University will meet nollins College a I 8 p.m. Wed­ nesday at Die Sanford high school court. I Sanford faces DeLand there Friday evening and Winter Park here Saturday evening. It's ■ week filled with bas­ ketball," said Coich Slumpf. Bankers Topple Navy Cagers In the Men's Basketball League sponsored by the licerralion and Parks Depart­ ment, Florida State Batik de­ feated VAH-3 by one point. The score was 38 57 with the men playing the closest game of the season. Cliff Laub scored n high of 33 points for Florida State and Tim Grady scored 23 for VAII-3. VAH-11 won over the O. K. Tire learn 43 to 33 with Christ­ off scoring 16 points for VAH11 and Sliilcr, 10 lor the oppos­ ing team. Next game will be held at Sanford Junior High at 7 p.m. with VAH-3 vs, O. K. Tire and at 8:13 p.m. with VAH-U and Slirtne Barracks. Locals Trounce McCoy Golfers The Mayfair ' Men's Golf Association thoroughly troun­ ced the men from McCoy Air Force Base in an Inter-City point tournament play at the Mayfair Country Club, with a 118 to 17 acore, Sunday. Winner In the A division, low gross was BUI Foulk with a 73, with H. Ring se­ cond with a 74. lo w net was Coburn of McCoy 09, and Frederick of McCoy, 71. B division winner, low gross was Bowman with a 74 and B. C. Hamilton. *e- John Zeuli Bags Big 639 Series Action In the Je t Lanea All-Star 1/cagua last week found John Zruti having the .pins falling his way to (be tune of a 639-series. John had games of 203, 221 and 213. He also helped his team v-,n one game from the Handy Food store men. Woody Wilson also wss having a good night. Woody started off with a dutch 200 game. Thia consists of alt strikes and spares. He went on with games of 215 and 190 (o end up with a 611 ser­ ies for the Handy Food store team. In other league action, Meadors Marine took all three games from th t Faust Drugs trio lo move back in­ to a tie for second place with Handy Food atoras, Phil Hoche was Die high man for Meadors with games of 193, 181 and 194 for a 368 srric*. Don Jlaclntyre was high man for Faust with a 334 aeries. The Belly Ann's trio man­ aged to salvage two games from Sanford Dry Cleaners. Neil .Maxwell was the hlg gun for the Betty Ann’* with a 231 370 series snd Harold llcrbst was high for the Dry Cleaners with a 519 aeries. Tlw-n to finish the nlghl off ilte league-leading learn of Larry's Mart 1st two games to Fra Key Concret. Joe Wallace was high for Frailcy with a 211/549 series while John Wright was high for Larry's Mart with a 639 series. eond grass of 7*. Low net was T. Harrington with a 66 and F. Durzo, second net with a 70. C Division winner waa L. Zok, with a low gross of 83 and D. Sowell second with an 63. Low net waa taken [by Jernigan with a 70 and C. HelUley of McCoy with a 71. Team scores in A. Divi­ sion were as follows; Foulk and Spencer, 6 tt vs Kaisha sod Foley, 2lt. Grier and Ring. 9. vs. Sweeney's 'Tightens' City Loop Standings Action in thw City League last week was pin-pointed on the match between Jet Lanes, the league leaders, and third place holders, Sweeney's. Taking full advantage of an " o f f night for Je t Lanes, and .'he oC. &-*,*.Ip-/ from the line-up, Sweeney’s blasted the pins for a 40 aweep, the first time the league leaders filled to take a single point. As a result of this loss. Jet Lanes' lead wa* cut to only four points over 2nd place Lake Mornoe Inn and five points over Swecney'a. "Cap'n Paul” was top dog for Sweeney's. leading the way like a good leader ahould with a 213 530 scr­ ies. Bciircn's 233 547 was high in llie futile effort by Jet Lanes. BAW Marine Service, firm­ ly entrenched In the cellar, seems out to prove that any team in the league can be a threat. Although they only took one point in their match, they m snajed to throw a scare Into 2nd place l-ake Monroe Inn. Tony Rodrigucx led the way for his team and the league by hurling his "big ball" to the tune of a 637 series, good enough to take over 3rd high individual series to dale. John Uhr's 238 was high single for Lake Monroe and tlic league, while team mates Fox and DePalma contributed 201 and 224 respectively. Team No. 4. paced by duplicate 337’* by Smith and Haney, took a 3-1 win from Team No. 1. Schautteet's 313 for die losers waa the only 200 gamo roiled in this match. Sanford Mfg. Co. welcomed the "Gray Fox" back with open arm* after his two week lay-off, and showed their appreciation by aweeplog 4 points from Jluddy'i Auto. Bonnie Shoots For 2nd Straight With one feature victory in the bag, Lawrence B. Hughes' Bonnie Abbe will try to m ike It two atraight tonight when she goes to the (mat in the ninth race, ihe evening's lop attraction at the Snnford-Orlando Kennel Club. In winning the main event Thursday Bonnie Abbe waa clocked at a fast 31.21 seconds and crossed the line a lengthand-a-half in front of lasl sea­ son's inaugural winner, O. B.'a D.D.T. The Oswald Brother*’ veteran speedster is also in the lineup and may turn the tables. Others running will be Pac Sac. Speed Beam. Texas Lace. Rapid Roy, Duke Drake and Rank Son. Cecil Auslin'a Texas Lace cannot be overlooked for she already has a grade B win to her credit. She won the eighth race Thursday, her first start since arriving here from TaIllpa. Fred Trcvlllion’s Pac Sac, who starred at Daytona, schooled here to three straight wins but has missed the mon­ ey in her two official outings. Tonight's tenth race will send grade B Greyhounds over the long 3/8lhi mile course. Rockin Mnllie, Mystery Tamer and Joyce L. have already scored over the marathon route. Franklin and Marine, 0.| Tooke and Powell, 7*4 vs. Saioca and Fredericks, H i; Hamilton and Canncll, 2*x vs. Coburn and Thomas, 6 'i. Bradford and Weber, 7*i vs. Langston and Crane IVi. B Division teams; Sher­ wood snd Mallczowskl, 7 vs. Burke and Pottock. 2: Hamil­ ton and Harrington. 9 vs. Brigham and Caperton, I. Bowman and Durzo, B vs. Thomas and Whitaker, O; Wester and Simas, 9. vs. Hurl and Wclman, 0; Good­ man and Krcusche 7, vs. Wynn and Noensn, 2. C Division teams; Broods and Sowell, 9 vs. Waldron and Thachcr, 0; Billups and Jcrntgin. 8 vs. Jackson and Hunt, i; Yost and Duncan, 9 vs. T. HelUley and C. HelL *!ey, 0. Zok and deGanahl, 9 v*. Lott and Bell, 0; lieckcnbach and MeCalium 9 va. Cullls and Barch, 0; The tournament gave three points for an individual match and three points for the team match. Losing Ground NEW YORK (UPD—Unbeat­ en Loyola of Chicago ran Us season record to 15-0 but lost ground today in its battle to overtake Cincinnati as the na­ tion's No. 1 major college bas­ ketball team in the United Press international ratings. 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Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. FH. FA 2-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-8918 I �. a* e * 4 •n Three Policemen Quit JFK Shuns Barge Canal Fires Fire Chief WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy nsked Conjrress to npprove nearly $25 million in pub­ lic works projects for Florida today but did not men­ tion the highly controversial Cross-Florida Barge Cannl. The President asked Congress last year for ^ V e lo 0* Legislative Apportion Survey On By LARRY VERAKEL Memo lo Harold Johnson: Once upon a lime there was ★ ★ ★ • franchise directive . . . In the merry ol' land of . . . • • « Memo to the Sanford-Seminolc Development Co. What House Speaker Mallory happened to Del-Mart • • t Horne abruptly abandoned C hm tm is lights being tak­ today a plan to Initiate a en down along First SI. Let'a “ self starter'' petition to hope they don’t wash 'em off force the Legislature Into a and put them up again next third special session on reyear. • * • apportionment. A CONVERSATION WITH COUNTY ENGINEER BILL ★ ★ ★ BUSH. TALLAHASSEE (LT1) — REPORTER: Well, t h a t House Speaker Mallory Home raceway road ia dead. BUSH: Yea. the town of started a telephone poll of Caaaclberry Jmt won’t par­ legislators it to a. m. today ticipate to construct the road lo get the necessary appro­ val to initinie a move to the way it should be built. REPORTER: Well, m ajbc force a third special session the county attorney can get to try to solve reapportionsome advice from the attorney ment. Home Is checking with 55 general on what to do. RUSH: Nothing Ervin can | House members who signed undated petitions at the close do about it. • • • of the futile November ses­ Laat month's freeze starting sion approving another seato take effect on the county sion. If at least 27 of these roads. Estimated damage feel the same way, Horae from S10.000 to S15.UOO. Hard­ said he will date the peti­ est hit . . . Red Bug Rd., Os­ tions and file them with the ceola Strip Rd. and the Long- secretary of stale around wood-Markham Rd. . . . Icc noon. Home warned Tuesday he crystal* forming under the would give Gov. Farris Bry­ surface. • * • ant until noon today to com­ Lake Mury Blsd. will be put plete a telephone poll of the in emergency repair status Legislature on the 42-wnatflr, . . . Road is reslly breaking ID-representative plan back­ up and Bush will ask the Coun­ ed by Bryant. The speaker said that the ty Commission at their next meeting for immesiiate action. governor would probably not get enough backing for the • ■ • AD the county officials hive plan, and warned if tin ant turned in their annual reports did not call a session despite bul only Beckwith. Galloway (lie drawback, he would lake steps for a self-called meet­ and MUe had excess fees. ing of tlie lawmakers. * * * Horne was scheduled to Cily Attorney Bill Hufehison will file a motion this after­ meet this morning with mem­ noon for diamissal on the ter­ bers of the House Appropria­ mite c a s e involving Pete tion* Committee, here (or budget hearings, and aald hr Knowles and the city. would l>e In close touch with • • • City will go ahead approving the other House members in pipeline company request . . . preparation for his move. He said he had a ''sellMaybe at the Jan. 28 meeting starter'' petition ready lo de­ there won't be so many angry liver to Secretory of Stale ACL men in the room. Tom Adams at noon. Tlio • t I Did you know that in most petition contained the requir­ of the Seminole schools kids ed aignatures of 20 per cent are using textbooks in science, of the Legislature. The signatures were col­ mathematics and social studlected at the end of the atwrlea at least 10 years old . . . live November special sei• ■ • County Home being fixed sion, however, and Horne inup. Work being done insulating {dieatcil he would like lo recheek with the signers lo sec the furnace room. if they still felt the same * * * wiy. Belter get those reservations in for the Chamber of Com­ merce B a n q u e t Saturday night. Chamber being deluged Rights Board with reservations and most of Aid Sought them from out-of-state. • • • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Seminole Farm Bureau gone President Kennedy will a*k on record commending USDA •Congress to extend the life of action on reduced farm rales. the Civil Rights Commission. . . . In his huilget message, Ken­ Niro guy Hank Tainm over nedy said he wanted the exat city hill hit by the flu bug. tendon to permit the commis­ Let’s hope Henry is resting sion “to continue its valuable up and working on his vacant contribution to our under­ property reappraisal while standing of civil rights prob­ lems,'' in bed. • • • Want to see a college bas­ ketball gameT Stetson Univarsity and Rollins College play at the Seminole High Gym at > p in. tonight. Both good teams, and the action Is A comprehensive education, really fast and furious. • • • al program for member* of Still no nominations for a the yt-ur-uld East Central )uung man ot Seminole County F l o r i d a Regional Planning for the DlilMguishrd Service Award or for the Young Farm ­ round! was outlined Tuesday er of the Year. Let's go . . . afternoon in a meeting at deadline Is Thursday midnight. Mayfair Inn. In effect, the members will Call the Jaycee office. • • • be "going lo school" in a longJay cere will see how the range achedulu designed to ed­ Drunkometrr used by the San­ ucate them in any and all ford Police Dept, works Thurs­ phases of planning for the fu­ day whei Ll. Ben Butler will ture tor the six-euunty area. Chairman Claud* H. Wolfe, pm on a deinon‘tration for the r'o b at toeir luncheon nice* Orlando, named council mem­ ing a t Use Civic Center. Won­ bers on two panel sub-commit­ der who he'll use for the dera- tee*. planning Director Robert oj-UaU-'U? I t.a r las-ie at( II. D .jle i*.t!ined the study | program aimed at preparing MSttll Bulletin y ■<t • 1 ~ j '** # i 4 » g ♦ *205,000 to complete planning the canal from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic ocean, and congress granted it only after a bitter floor fight on the last day of the session. The commission c o u l d spark sn attempt by Florida congressmen to get initial construction money w h e n they appear before the appro­ priations committees. The president requested one construction start, the Can­ averal Harbor Navigation pro­ ject for which he asked $1,500,000. Ills total Florida request of $21,642,000, Included 1259.000 for Investigations, $21,323,000 for construction, and $3,000,000 for maintenance. Investigations requested by the administration included: Canal 13—Middle River, $2,000; E c o n l o c k h a t e h e # River. *20.000; Escambia Ri­ ver. *20,000; Everglades Na­ tional Park, *75.000; Intracoastal Waterway, St. Marks River-Tsmps Bay, *00,000; Martin County, *40,000; Phillippi Creek, M.OOO; Pithlachascotee River, *11.000 San­ ta Rosa Island-Sablne Bay, *15.000; and Tampa Harbor, Hillsboro Bay, *10.000. Construction money was -equested for Apalachicola River Channel improvement, $500,000; Bakers Haulover In­ let. *204,000; Central and Southern Florida, *14,000,000; Intracoastal Waterway, Caluosahatchec River lo Anclote River, *950,000; Intra­ coastal Waterway, Jackson­ ville to Miami, *2,065.000 Mi­ ami Harbor, *1,500,000; reim­ bursement lo Palm Beach County for Lake Worth Inlet lo South Lake, *9,000; and Port Everglades Harbor, *575,000. Nikita Hits Chinese Policy BERLIN fUPD - Soviet Premier Niktts S. Khrush­ chev, alternately brandishing rackets and olive branches, reduced the pressure for a German peace treaty today and indlrrelly denounced the warlike policies of Red China. Khrushchev opened the se­ cond day of the East German Communist part with a dis­ play of verbal fireworks that touched on nearly every Is­ sue of tlie East-West cold war. He said tlie Soviet Union h is a 100-megston nuclear bomb and Implied it would he used only on the Unites! States if necessary. "Such a bomb should not be used in Europe,” he de­ clared "Such measures could only bo used outside Western Europe." At the same time he called for a peaceful aolution of East-West problems. "We do not want a king­ dom In heaven," he declared. "We want a beautiful empire on earth. . . "F or that reason we set with a sense of responsibility. We do not want wat. But If one is Breed on us we shall hit back." SEN. BETH JOHNSON, r member of the Flori­ da Legislature ninre 1957 and Florida’« first woman senator will lie the sponkcr a t the an­ nual DSA Banquet of the Jaycees, to he held Jan. 26. She was twice voted one of the 10 most outstanding house members h.v the Capitol Tress Corps. North Orlando Mayor Frank Fnoula today dismissed Councilman Bob "Stephenson ns Village Fire Chief and accepted the conditional resignation of three police officers. The action was taken during n sjvortal council meeting railed for 9:30 a.m. nt the North Orlando Co. offices and lasted less than 20 minutes. Only after protest from Councilmen IV. \V. Anderson and Stephenson th a t he had no authority to “dismiss any appointed and approved official" did the mayor term his action as a "suspension" and set n public hearing to be held after a 15 day period. The resignations of Davs Tilson, Michael Crosby and Stephenson as po­ lice officers were included In a resolu­ tion of complaint against Police Chief Jack Sutton. Included in the document were rhnrgcs th at Sutton “hns been incom­ petent and derelict in the duties of his office; that he has. in public, displayed conduct unbecoming a police officer in uniform and that he hns in public vio­ lated the pence nnd dignity of the Vil­ lage of North Orlando." It stated th a t if "at the next regu­ lar or specinl council meeting, the coun­ cil fails to act on these complaints, then this document sltnll serve as formal resignation of each for reasons cited herein." Copies of the resolution, In addition to being released to to nrea newspapers, will be sent to Orlando Junior College President Morris little, to the Silver Creek Mining and Precision Co. nnd to a national magazine publication for chiefs of police. Ifpralh WEATHER: Cloudy and cool through Thursday. High today, 55-60. Low tonight, 40-54. UN Alerted Near Tshombe 'Stronghold' VOL. 53 ELISA BETH VILE, K a t angw, Ths Congo (UPD—UN troops kept alert near Kolwczl today pending proof that Prov­ incial P r e s i d e n t M o i a e Tshombe will carry out' hia agreement to end Katanga's secession. High UN military eourcee said the troops, poised 45 miles northwest of Jadotville, would continue their build-up. The Indian contingents could drive on K o l w c z l ilinuld Tshombe fail to hack hia words with actions. Kolwczl, a mining center and air base. Is Tshombe's lust Katangrse stronghold. While UN officials were hopeful that Tshombe would mova fast to Implement his agreement, they pointed out that several times in the past h* made promises only to du an -almoet immediate utxiulfare, The Katangeee leader an­ nounced Tuesday In Kolwezl that he w aa ready to end Kat­ anga’s secession, give the UN force freedom of movement throughout the province, and return to Elleabethville to work out plan* f«r reunifica­ tion with the rest of the Congo. A bout T he Snme Freezing Temps Rack Midwest United Press Leased Wire J V U V A ... B R IEFS WASHINGTON <UPD —The Navy expecta employment at navy shipyard* in fiscal UHU tn remain about the same aa during this current fiscal year, which ends June 30. A t W hite House NEW YORK lUPD — French singer Yves Montand, cn hit way to Washington to sing at five White llimsc Jan. 18, arrived here from Paris Tuesday, "flattered" at Pres­ ident Kennedy'a invitation. Forging: A head LOME, Togo (UPI)—form ­ e r Premier Nicolas Urunltzky forged ahead of two ri­ vals today In a bid to suc­ ceed asslnited President Sylvanus Olympic, Informed sources said. P la n ts M odernize NEW YORK (L T D — Muitemization a n d expansion costs for plants and facilities id live nation's steel 'odus try were approximately *925 million in 1962, according to Uie American Iron and Steel Institute. E lderly W arned WASHINGTON (UPI) Chief postal Inspector H. H. Montague warned elderiy cit­ izen* today that all manner of crook* are out to f sic Is their money with scheme* ranging from land fraud to fake youth nostrums. lly U n ite d P r o s In te rn a tio n a l .Sub-zero temperature* clung to the Midwest today lifter tha mercury fell aa fur «* 60 be­ low in one of the harshest rold spells In T5 years. The early-morning readings were nut quite su severe as 24 hours earlier when the bitter arctic bluat ranir close to giv­ ing Milwaukee, W|*., and Minneapnlis-St. Paul, Minn., their culdest weather in histoiy. Already nearly 100 persona were dead since the huge frig­ id must penetrated 48 slates. Ths Weather Bureau held out hop* of warmer tempera­ tures from the Rocky Moun­ tain region through the middle and lower Mississippi Valley. There were rising tempera­ tures f o r e r a a t also from Rnulhern California to Geor­ gia. Block Vote WASHINGTON tUPD — Sen. Richard 1). Russell, <DGa.). said today he would try to block other major busi­ ness temporarily while tlie Senate 1* tied up in a litor­ al drive to modify ill antifilibuster rule. Exiles R eport MIAMI ft PI) — Tlie Cuban refugee center reported Tues­ day there were 105,000 Cuban exiles living in south Florida. An additions) 55.000 refugees from Communist Cuba have been resettled in around l.ono communities in the United States. Chappell N am ed TAUeAHASSEB <UPI> Former House Speaker Wil­ liam Chappell of Ucalu wax appointed today to a national committee working for adop­ The Wcklva Springs Volun­ tion of constitutional changes teer Fire Dept, will meet at to prc.xerv c stales r i g h t s frderal encroach­ the Bear Lake Elementary against ments. school today at 7:30 pm . Meet Set Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 16, 1963 SR 4 2 7 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 628 Bid Letting Expected By Fall-Avery The bid letting of State ing for the stretch of raid i Jeet—esttm ited at over *100,Road 427—this county's No. between Altamonte Springs 000, will extend from SR 436 ! In Altamonte to SR 431 in 1 secondary road priority is and Longwood. expected before the fall, The first phase of the pro- i Longwood. County Commission v i c e chairman James P. Avery In­ dicated today. Avery, a* well as County Engineer Bill Bush and Road Supt. J. C. Lavender met with SRD engineers L. D. McCsIlum sod G. F. McKin­ ney today to discuss plann­ Fire men won 125 savings Commerce's membership drive. bond* for "going over the top" Bonds will be presented to Tuesday in the Chamber of Charles Tctenhaum, Sheriff J, I» Hobby, Jack Wither, J. 8. Heat and John Kader for meetIng their quotas In signing up Chamber members. LAKELAND (UPI)'—Florida Results still a rt being tab­ Citrus Mutual took Issue today ulated, according lo Chamber with the U. S. Department of manager John Kidder, bul “we Agriculture's citrus estimate nrc very gratified nt the num­ and slashed the estimated Va­ A capacity crowd is aiitlcl- ber of new members being lencia orange crop in half. paled when Gov. Farris Bry­ signed up.'* Robert W. Rutledge, execu­ Members of tha winning tive vice president, said 5lu- ant addm scs the annual din­ team and their wives will be ner of the Seminole County tual disagreed with USDA guests at a steak dinner. The forecast that the slate would Chamber of Commerce Satur­ winning team wilt be eelrcted day evening at the Mayfair produce 35 million buses of when tabulations a rt complet­ Inn. Valencias. ed. Chamber Manager John Kri“ Mutual belle*rs that the Valencia harvest will tie (ar dcr slated today that absolute less than this forecast and on deadline for reservations will Dee. 19 estimated only aland be Thursday. He added that IK million lioxe* would hr no reservations will he aeeept od after Thursday breause the harvested," Rutledge said. He said the reasoning was number alrrady has reached based on the fact that about near-capacity. A Myear-old Casselberry one-third of the Valencia acre­ Special guest* at Hie dinner age is non-bearing, the loss in will be II. L. Hunt, of Dallas, woman was Injured In a oneJuire content will be very- Texas, brad of the IILH Pro car mishap on Dodd Road heavy in Valencias, some ducts processing plant which Tuesday. uranges will never pass state will he formally opened Satur­ Hie woman, Identified by maturity laws, the droppage day morning; 5lra. Hunt and Trooper J. L. Sikes as Onarate of Valencias wilt Incrensc, nlhrr IILH Product* officials. lee Tyrell Cornelius, auffered from bruises and nbra and the Indian River area sion* in the accident. Sikes winch escaped freeze tjamagr said she was going south on has only 10 per rent of tha to­ Dodd Rd. when Uve car skid­ tal Valencia crop. ded and turned over. Rutledge said that with Ihr She was charged with spend end of the inid season orange too great for conditions. harvest In sight and with pro Damage lo her vehicle was reason planning lo use Va­ A "freak" shooting areident lencia* In quantity within the left a Sanford Negro Tuesdny estimated at It,200. nrxt few weeks, the industry in erltiral condition at Orange was vitally concerned with the Memorial Hospital, Councilmen amount or Valencias that can Police said that Pete Knight, be harvested. 1118 \V. 10th St. waa bit In tha To Be Installed Chamber One Punch Drive Termed Success Citrus Estimates Not In Accord ★ ★ ★ Capacity Crowd For Banquet Seen Woman Hurt As Car Skids Negro Shot in Freak Mishap Protection DETROIT (U I'II—Itrlicop. te a operating in Viet N an ore U-Ing equipped with arm ­ or plating to protect them from Communist guerrillas, Muj. Gen. Alden K. Sibley • aid Tuesday, head with a bullet from a rifle that was fired two Idocka u way. Chief Itoy William* esplalned a weapon fell to the ground, fired, and tha bullet traveled two blocks, entering a piste glass window hitting Knight In the head. New members of ths Alta­ monte Springs Town Council, Gene Stephenson and Stuart Fritch, will lie Installed at to­ day's 8 p. nt. meeting In the Town Hall. Slrphenaon will represent Ward 3 and Fritch will repre­ sent Ward 4. 5RD engineer! said today that planning of the second phase of SR 436 from llwry. 1792 to Interstate 4 should be completed within 60 diya and then the SRD will pro­ ceed at a “fast pace" on SA 427." The SR 427 project haa al­ ready been surveyed and a center Una alignment cot* ducted, Avery added. Crisis Not Ended—Castro «» ■ MIAMI (U H ) - C u b a n Prim* Minister Fidel Castro fell Into step with Red China'* hard line today and urged rev. olutionarlca throughout Latin America to “hurl tha masses into combat." “That Is tha duty of revolu­ tionary leaders . . be said. "That I* whit they did In Al­ giers and whit tlie Communist patriots ara doing in South Viet Nam . , . That Is w hit we did too." Hie bearded Cuban leader, in a speech brosdesst by Ha­ vana Radio, said that as far aa he ll concerned the Car­ ibbean crisis has not ended. Although Castro did not name the Soviet Union or Premirr N'lkfla S. Khrushchev, he assailed unidentified “critics'* in a way that described Mos­ cow and its policy of “peace­ ful coexistence." Collier Named CLEVELAND. Ohio (U P D Blanton Collier was named head coach of Die Cleveland Drowns today, succeeding Paul Brown wito was fired • week ago. Herald Index flridga .... Page t . Page 8-A . Page 2-A 1’ngu 9 Dear Abby . ., Editorial .... . Page 1-A Entertainment Pag* • l-rgals .. Pag* 9-10 * g-A ............... Page 2-A Society _____ .... Page S Spurt* ----- ... Paga T Classified Comics It's Back To School For Regional Planners tha council members for the task of drawing up futuro de­ velopment plans. This latter program is designed for com­ pletion and distribtiun in mid­ summer, Doyle said, Douglas Stenstrom, Sanford attorney, will be moderator of a panel discussion with con­ sultants representing various governmental agencies and in­ stitutions of higher learning. Serving on this panel with him will be Dr. B. <f Waddell, In­ dian River county; F. U. burguine, Orange county; Paul Kirkpatrick, Osceola county, nml L'c.il Cunningham, Vol­ usia county. j This panel sub-rommitlee will ait Jan. 81 and Feb, 1 at the Salt Juan hotel in Orlando. Although not a public session, the discussion will he open to representatives of c o u n t y , municipal, state and other gov­ ernmental agencies. Doyle reported that appear­ ing before tha panel will be tbs following: Doyla E. Conner, commitsloner of tha Slat* Depart­ ment of Agriculture; G. E. Dali Jr., executive director of the Central and S o u t h e r n Florida Flood Control district; Col, H. W. Tarklngteii, state director of the Civil Defense council; J. B. Culpepper, exec­ utive director, Board of Con­ trol; Oils Trimble, Florida !)•vrlopmrnt Commission; C. 11. Coulter, Florida Hoard of For­ estry; Dr, Albert C, Hardy, assistant state health officer. John Wakefield, Southwest Florid* Water Management district; Olin C. Lewis, U. S. Department o f Agriculture, soil conservation service; Dr. John N. Webb, professor of economics, and Dr. Ernest It. Hartley, professor of political science, University of Florida; Dr. Charles M. Grlgg, profes­ sor of sociology, Florida State University; Dr. J . OIUs Ed­ mund*, president uf Stetson University; T. A. Wcyber, dean of engineering college. University of Miami; If. K. Wallace, Florida Gaoia and Fresh Water Fish Commission. And rep re sen tat Ives of the Board of Conservation, Intern­ al Improvement Fund, Board of Parka and Historic Memor­ ials, B ute Road department, Turnpike authority, Canal Au­ thority of Florida, and Rollina College. Planning specialists w i l l work will) a second penal sub­ committee, commencing next month, Wolfe stated. On this a e c o n d auk-committee ere Merrill P. Barber, Indian Eiver county, moderator; Donald E. Thompson, Brevard county; Dean Downs, Orange county; Wiliiain Wallis, Osceola coun­ ty; C. H. Lee. Seminole county, and William E. Owens, Vousia county. Doyle explained that invitetiona have been extended to work with tha sub-committee to specialists In population analysis and forecasting, eco­ nomic anal)sis of land uae, community design, transporta­ tion, residential development, commercial end industrial de­ velopment, open apace end recreation facilities, regional fadlitlee such a* educational, cultural nnd special; land de­ velopment controle and gen­ eral planning. This* specialste, Doyle atatrd, will com* from throughout the United States for a twoday program next m o n t h . They will meet with the panel members in Orlando, have a briefing e t Cape Canaveral and e flight over the six-coun­ ty area. Then, In May, Doyle contin­ ued, these specialists wilt re­ turn for a acaaion with panel member* a t Daytona Beach. At that meeting the special­ ist* will present their evalua­ tions of their studies made in February. ment program for tha six counties. Council member* Tuesday voted not to endorse proposal* by any group* for development until ft haa completed 11* ov­ erall planning program during tha mid-aura mar. Wolf* announced name* of military liaison officers desig­ nated to work with the coun­ cil, aa follows) Cdr. Thornes L. Conder, Banford NAS; Col. Joseph L. Campbell, Patrick AFB; CoL B. R. Ruloph, CoL Willard A. Fountain and MaJ. Gordon K. From aQ information gained Mono, Orlando AFB, and MaJ. by the two sub-committee* Rue sell W. Leyton, they will prepare a develop­ AFB. 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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 15, 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/c990d8d57f671979e4781ab28077a8f7.pdf c01ee204af8c006de733652b7d338df3 PDF Text Text !I— Vm H Sauls Explains Racing Board's Role In Stale tfll John Saul*. local Inzurancc aaa and realtor who doubles ia beau aa chief Inipcctor at Uia Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club for Uia Florida Slate Racing Commission, told of the commlulon'a activities at the Jayeae meeting Thursday at the Clvle Center. ifa described the commliaion organisation aa made up it five members, one from each of five districts, with Sam Pyles of Leesburg aa commis­ sioner of the Central Florida District. The main dutlf* of the com­ mission. said Sauls, la to set dates for rate meeting!, hold hearings on track activities and police eaeb pari-mutuel installation In the state. At Um dog tracka this con­ sists of cheeking the dogs for dope before and after each raee with aallva testa which are done by veterinarians. A veterinarian also selects a dog at random from those named for the evening's program and gives It a thorough physical to determine its condition for racing. Also a part of the duties of the commission la to keep strict tab on the pari-mutuel operation with Inspectors and auditors. He pointed out there are If dog tracka, five Jal alal fron­ tons and five horse tracka now operating In the state. The new Seminole Park Raceway at Casselberry will be the only harness track when It opens rsb. i. The local harness track will operate for 51 nights, the horse (flat runners) will operate for 42 days, the dog tracks run M nights and the frontons tat 102 nights. Sauls emphasised t h a t everybody connected in any way with a pari-mutuel Install­ ation has to bo licensed by the commission. This goes from the manager and owners down to the cleaning craws and even secretaries. The speaker made the point very strongly that the sole purpose of the commission la to keep the raelng activities la the State of Florida honest and ho says they do a good Job of it. But, he added, with a hum­ orous touch, they aren't re­ sponsible for the people who (eel a desperate need for the two dollar window. ■ •- t ••• • Orlando Youths Caught By Police CALLAHAN (UPI)-Polirn rnptursd two Orlando youth* Thursday after they bad aa. raped from a elty prison farm work gang. Tha two Idantlfiad as James Norman Mullins, 17, end Rob* art Stevenson, IT, originally of Waycrosa, Ga., were recap­ tured after driving through town at speeda of up to 100 asllea an hour. Police sold the twe will fees chargee of onto theft. 21 Fraud Counts Bring Conviction MIAMI (UFI) — John Rob* art Howard, one-time husband of the late actress Diana Bar­ rymore, wee convicted on tt of 26 counts of null fraud In fad* sral court here Thursday, Judge Eaoett Cheats feuaj Howard guilty on charges of having and cashlag 624,000 worth of forged savings koala allsgodly stolen f r o m t h e •> THE DEI)ARY CONCERT ORCHESTRA In holding regular rehearsals In preparation for the Jan. 24 concert to be presented at the Community The faets that the United Stales won only a moral vic­ tory in the recent Cuban Crisis, that there still are 15,000 to 20,000 Communist soldiers there, that no one is really sure all of the miss­ iles are gone and that Fi­ del Castro definitely would not hesitate to fire a miss­ ile on Uie U. S. were ur­ gently pointed out by New York Times Caribbean Correspondent Ruby Phillips Thursday night Speaking before a dinner meeting of the South Seminola Democratic Womcn’a Club at the Rlksha Inn, Miss Phillips traced tlte tumul­ tuous government of Cuba since It became a Republic In 1903 until the time she was forced to leave the coun­ try two years ago on a Swiss permit aa all of her own credentials had been taken and never returned. "It waa ray opinion that when the prealdent recently mobilized 250,000 Armed Forces we should have gone on with an Invasion. This crisis waa fostered simply io pul ua to test and tha Communists seem to have come out the winnera as the outcome of the whole thing practically guaranteed Cas­ tro," aha said. "Wa put an embargo on auppllM to Cuba and today t - w e WARSAW fU PI) — Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev conferred with Polish leaders today during a stop­ over "rest" en route to the East German Communist party congress in Berlin. Polish officials said Khru­ shchev was relaxing some­ where in the province of Olstlyn, a resort area which once was German East Prus­ sia. He arrived la Poland by train Thursday. Wladyslaw Gomulka, Uie Polish Communist p a r t y chief. Joined Khrushchev's special train Thursday night aRer lt pulied Into a amail station hi Waraaw’a eastern suburbs. Some of Poland's cabinet ministers were In the party also. Political observers expect­ ed no spectacular develop­ ments during Khrushchev's stay of a few days. The Kremlin leader's visit was regarded here aa UMtflcial although It was at the In­ vitation of Gomulka and Pre­ mier Josef Cyrankiewlcz. It is his first visit to Poland since 1959. The discussions wore ex­ pected to concentrate on the Berlin problem. Specific So­ viet-Polish affairs were con­ sidered by Khrushchev and Gomulka Just two weeks ago when they met In the Soviet city of Kiev. U th Local automobile dealrit of­ fer their best buys In Herald classified display ads. SEW AND SAVE POLICEMEN'S BALL Saturday • Jan. AT M A Y F A IR M U S IC LOU and TICKETS Stretch Belts 35 IN N BY FELDM AN h is orch estra $2.00 per person RESERVATIONS 50c per chair Benefit O f Ranford Police Benevolent As.oelatlon. Ine. (D R E S S O P T IO N A L ) AT W AS NOW Bexel Special Formula, 40's Special Formula, 100's Special Formula, 250's 2.98 5.95 13.50 1.49 2.98 6.75 Bexel Formula No. 21,40’s Formula No. 2 1 ,100's Formula No. 21, 250's 1.98 3.98 8.89 .99 1.99 4.45 Bexel M, 4 0 ' s - - - - - - M, 1 0 0 's - - - - - - M, 2 5 0 's - - - - - - - 3.98 9.00 19.98 1.99 4.50 9.99 Bexel Multiples, 40's - Multiples, 100's - i, 2 5 0 's- 3.49 6.95 14.50 1.75 3.48 7.25 Bexel Capsules for Children, 100's Capsules for Children, 250's 2.79 5.79 1.40 2.90 Bexel Syrup for Children, 4 oz. Syrup for Children, 8 oz. Syrup for Children, 1 pt. 1.19 1.98 3.89 R e *. 98c J 1963 9:30 P. M . - ’ til leather and metal huekle assembly •tlarhm rnt for rloth or web belts, i Inches long. Several styles. sly leu 12, Bexel VITAM INS BELT TABS Drrasy W s illr W eb Itells. Various rolors In webbing and burklcn. AN NU AL FAMOUS McKesson we are tending an estimated 542 million worth of food and medicine into the coun­ try. "Y et Castro lolls Die poopie Ihst all of Ihelr troubles are due to the 'Imperialists' (North A m erica)," she con United. She estimated that If the U. S. had continued on Into a full scale Invasion Uiere would have been "consider­ able fighting for Cuba hat hsd four years of Commun­ ist indoctrination. Their Army Is a young Army of appromalely 400,000 In the Militia to which everybody belongs . , . man, woman ami child. These people work 10 to 12 hours a day then go out to do guard duty. However, we would have won," *he con­ cluded. Appearing with Mias Phil­ lips was Uie Rollins College "P ro and Con TV Team " headed by Dr. Paul Doug­ las who arranged the pro­ gram. Thla same group will have Mlsa Phillips a* guest on to­ day's 10:30 p. m. "P ro and Con" telecait over WLOK Channel Nine when the sub­ ject will again lie on Cuba. and R e *. $1.98 Open Mondays 'til 9 p. m. % Terry Cloth T O W E L IN G .60 .99 1.95 Get Your Family Vitamin Supply Al Any 01 These Sanlord Drug Stores Fun Roll* Si'lnches Wide Solid* and Strip** Very [Special A t — " " REMNANT shop HWY. 17*92 DRIVE THRU FERN I*ARK TO 8RMIN0L8 COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. SEW A N D SAVE r r v jt i Center. Tho orchestra in under the direction of Koifcr Canini and Mra. H. Whitaker in pinniaL (Cox Photo) Cuba Was Moral Victory For U. S., Demo Club Hears Jet Bomber Crash Kills Pilot WICHITA, Kan. (UP1)—A JM7 jet bomber crashed In flames shortly after takeoff during a snowstorm Thursday night. The pilot was killed •ad twe ethers Injured. Killed waa CapL P. L Tudwill, 2V, of Detroit Lake, Minn. The injured were 1st Lt. K. J. Madrlrk, 20, the co-pilot, of Hastings, N. Y , and Capt. H. f . Jonas, 84, Oakland, Calif. The bomber waa assigned to the g07lh Bomb Wing, Lincoln Air Forca Baev, Lincoln Neb. The highway patrol said Hedrick and Jaoea were able to parachute to safety. They were reported In good condi­ tion at Um hospital at McConnall Air Force Base hare. Khrushchev Confers With Pole Leaders On Way To Berlin Talk M v * **- • ' '• ’*■ - Pag* 10—Fri. Jan. 11, '63 Faust's Drug Store Roumillat & Anderson Walfreta 224 E. FIR S T ST. FA 2-0784 FIRST ST. Agwcy at McReynolds Drug Co. •> Drug 8 tore PARK F A 2-0392 AVE. 2553 PARK DRIVE FA 2-0642 �" 1 Chamber Membership 1963 Drive Tomorrow (Eh? i>ctnfm*ii i i m t l i t WEATHER: Hear and colder thmugli Tuesday. High today, 65-70. lx»w tonight, •15-50. v o i . . 5a United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 MON., JANUARY 14. 196,1 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 620 Grand Jury Probes Citrus Scandal c LO6^ By LARRY VERSIIEI. $10 Billion Tax Cut Asked By JFK The word it that the Atlantic Coast Line will have a delega­ tion at the City Commiuion tonight protesting that Jet Fuel pipeline to NAS . . . WASHINGTON (L T D — Why. O why did they wait to President Kennedy asked long? . . . Congress today to rut taxes • • • $10 billion over Hie next Tax A ssenor Mary Earle three years, starting with a Walker turned in her annual $5 billion reduction this year report . . . As usual no excess in personal and corporate Ices . . . (Collector, Clerk levics turned in combined fees of The President said his plan _$40,000) . . . Just for the rec­ would help provide two mil­ ord expenses for the year lor lion more Job* by stimulat­ the assessor wen- $53,UH7 with ing private budness purchas­ salaries taking up more than ing power, encourage the half that figure . . . auto ex­ risk-taking demandee by the pense — $1,731 and consulta­ tion — $3,518. v • _ ~ t# • DeGaulle Turns Down Offer Of Polaris Missiles A CONVERSATION WITH DOUG STENSTKOM REPORTER: You gonna run for governor? STENSTROXI: No. there'll be other candidates. REPORTER: The word it that you will support DickerPARIS (U P D -F ren ch Pres­ son. ident Charles de Gaulle today STENSTIIOM: Ye*. I proba­ rejected President Kennedy's bly will. offer of Polaris missiles to • • • France. Dickerson support growing The oflcr was rontamed in here and we hear the dairy the agreements reached at men are gettin’ behind 'em. Nassau last month by Kennedy • • • and llritish Prime Minister We mentioned City Commis­ Harold Macmillan. sion tonight . . . Should be •'I don't believe anyone long with the big Item water thinks that we could subscribe improvements . . . Don't be to the Bahamas agreements," surprised If the city d«e*n'i He Gaulle told a press runlethire Clark. Dailey and Diets cnee here. to gel the show on tho road. At tlie same time De Gaulle • • • intimateihy nil* France wifi ANOTHER MEMO TO maintain its stem conditions GENE TUCKER: Gene, wealor Britain's entry into the ther getting cool — why not European Common Market. send those birds nesting on These conditions stipulate that the Florida Slate Rank letter­ Britain not he given any spe­ ing to another McNulty hank cial favors, hut comply fully further south . . . say, Mel­ wilh termv of Hie treaty of bourne? Rome, which sei up the mar­ • * * ket. Ry the way. our bank source In an accord ending ihe N’aafella the birds were kept there sau talks late In December, for humanitarian purposes. the United States and Britain Eh? announced that the controver­ • • • sial Skybolt missile was being REMINDER OF THE dropped and that Britain WEEK: Chamber membership would he ottered the subma­ kick-off breakfast tomorrow at rine-borne Polarii missile in­ • at the rivic center . . . Reg­ stead. ional planning council meets T ie Polaris olfer was ex­ here at the Mayfair tomorrow tended also In France wilh at 1:3b p.tn. Ihe stipulation that Hie missile • • • would lie employed in a multiSprechen Sie French (don't nation nuclear force undrr know how to write French In NATO. German, eh?) Special French classes at the Lake Mary School 7 n.m. Thursday. • • • I'ag* 8 I wondrrrd just who called Huge 9 Classified ...... that Grand Jury Into session Page K Comics ........ today. Wonder if the Hie gov­ Dear Ahhy Page ti ernor had an)tiling to do with Editorial it . . . And we hear it will __ Page 4 Page 8 Entertainment have wide repercussion in the Legale . 1'age H A 9 whole citrus industry. • • • Page It I'lixila . - ___ John Knder says the pro­ Page «1 Society _.. __ posed St. Johns Indian River Sport* .......... Page 7 renal will save boater* a 1,000mile trip in crossing from the ocean to the gulf or vice versa. He could give no estimate In anticipated revenue the water traffic will bring to the San­ ford area. But It's enormous. » • • Herald Index * ' • V »r ^ 4 • Bradshaw Called As 1st Witness BULLETIN removed fmm Cuba. Hr said the “ end of agony" The grand jury reerrosed for luncheon nt might be in sight in the Con­ 12:11) p. nt. today. Other witnesses ttummnnrd go. But he added that danger for the afternoon *rs*lon are Glenn Snell, Dr. still exists from Cuba to the George Westbrook. Marvin McNair, Hill Hosier. Smith China Sea. J. D. Sindatl. W. II. WainwriKht, Janies Lloyd. Calling for action on his Sam Williams, K. W. Jnrkson. and Jim Dice, all lax reduction program. Ken­ uf Ihe Slate Department nf Agriculture: II. II. nedy said: Ililey, U. S. Department of Agriculture; A. T. “ Now, when no military Ilealy. of the Governor's office, and John llancrisis strains our resources, ner and M. T. Salt inn. of Ihe Hi-Acres company. now is |hr lime to act. Wc cannot afford U» be timid or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ slow. For this is Ihe most Grnnil jury pmhc into an ulleyrrsl jrrnml larceny important task confronting ruse in the eitrn* industry here \v«* Intmchcd today Hie Congress in 1903." with ii 17-man panel. Nearly 20 men associated vvitit It vvat Hie (list time in the the citrus industry wero present to testify before Internal Revenue's luo-yrar the jury. history tiial tax reduction had been proposed solely lo First witness called was Charles Hrndshnvv, stimulate a lagging economy. | owner of Ili-Aeres company of Forest City, who There have been 13 major previously had estimated his firm lost more than lax cuts Hits century, must $200,00(1 ,n tlie allcjM'd larceny during the last two FUNDS FOIl SAUFITA IIO.ML roue by $1111.87 Salimluy it* member* of years. of litem lo realign rates aft­ the llniitbow Girl*, DeMolny Huy* nml the Sanford Women'* Club held a LAKELAND (UlMl - Or­ er a war or because of a Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ Tnjr Day for the lienefit of the home. Here I'olire Lieutenant Hen Hutler ange procctt«>ra were ex ­ budget surplus. liams Jr. and Slate's Attorney nml Mi** Honnie (Jlelmv mill their contribution to the tioxe* offered hy the pected to use nearly six mil­ Tlie nation's lalior unions Arthur hired refused e m ­ Mttident*, SiiAiin Deal, Alex Carman, Anne Aiken and Vickie Itoyd. lion boxes (his week, slight­ and much of business favor ( Herald Photo) inent on the question before ly less Hun last week. the chief executive's ap­ proach. Rut his proposal* tlie grand Jury hut State'* At­ faced sharp scrutiny in Con­ torney William G. Hopkins NEW YORK (UPD - T ie gress where seme influential Jr., of Tallahassee, referred to State of Israel Bond Organi­ members question the wis­ ail executive order filed in sation has announced a de­ dom of lax cilia without re­ TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) — Clteult Court here last Nov. cision to provide $73 million duction* in spending. 7. Gov. Farris Bryant laid today for continued economic de­ Actually, Kennedy asked velopment of Israel through Hie lawmakers to rut taxes The second wllnrst rail­ he will continue efforts In the sale of Israeli bonds. $13 5 billion between now and ed before the grand Jury drum up sufficient support lor the end of HM5. But lie pro­ ladav was Chester Rlakr- a 42 senator, 144-represent a. Rebuilding of - Seminole in Hie words of a county of- a sub standard road.” They mole, Tallahassee, person­ live ^apportionment plan In posed to recapture $3 5 hitniake a special session uf tha WNSNINGTON M T IJ — , lion u tui» }l»y broadening Boulevard to facilitate traf­ ficia1 . , . “ tlie Bars way added, the job must meet nel iltrrrtnr (or the toml-egitlalure worthwhile. The United Slates and India the lax Itase atid ending what fic between Highway I7-V2 people hate been pro nosing irquirciiH'nts of road engi- mlssloorr of Agriculture. Without commenting on a have agreed to launch 13 he railed “ unfair or unnrrc*- and Hie Seminole Raceway since Jan. I, list?, lo |m! up m-s*rs and "la»l longer than In Hint order, Gov. Fniris veiled threat that the Legisla­ money as their share hut rockets in a cooperative re­ aary preference*." lie did is a moot question. ono raving season. Hart, i n , llryant named Hopkins “ to In­ ture might call itself Into ses­ County Commission, in a they still have to pul it up. search program to study the not pin-point these. When they do lay the casli answer to this said. “ W e1vestigate tlie alleged conspir- sion to adopt a two-stage plan special session Saturday af equatorial electrojot current Breaking down his pro­ and upper atmosplicric posal, (lie President said $11 ternoon, agreed to furnish on lltc line, (lien we will talk have loo much invested not aey to commit grand larceny that would delay drastic in­ lo la- willing to do our part involving Alim Tyndall Hall, creases in House membership, wimls. billion would tie cut from rock amt clay for Uie refur­ business.” Individual lax rates and $2.3 bished roadway along with T ie county authorities have for a complete, standard Ralph W. Alderman. C. R. Bryant told newsmen that his themselves dial road We are agreeable to laiwdetniilk and Hilly lasmar talk In Sarasota this weekend hut only if the expressed billion would result from re­ lalair M O N 'T G O M E R Y. Ala. ducing corjiorated rates. He Raceway autltoritid would Hu-y will “ not go along with |meet our end of tho deal." Hammond.*' Iliimninnd and “ shook up” the legislators. Hall were state fruit inspec­ lie tuld he thought after tha (UPD — Georgia Corley said the tax cuts would in­ finance Uie co-t of (lie as­ tors and l.owdrrmilk and At- lawmakers got homa and hail purchasing power, phalt roadlied. Wallace assumed the gover­ crease drnnnn fruit brokers. time to think things over, they norship uf Alabama today wilfi the greatest increase Clyde Hart. Raceway pres­ Steed snd Hopkins were might ho mors cooperative. with ■ fighting vow of “ seg­ going to low-income consum­ ident. pild T ie Herald Sun­ llryant talked turkey lo tha working together ill present­ regation now, segregation to­ ers. day “ we will run over lo (lie ing testimony nod l olling wit­ legislators In Sarasota Satur­ morrow and segregation for­ commission Monday with a day, telling them their job nesses In-fore the jury. check for $tt,<*iu or $12,000'' ever.” to pay for the asphalt bed Judge William*, in seating was to get together on an ar. It has hern estimated Hitthe piincl, said the investiga­ reptuhle plan and that until entire project, complete re­ II) United I’ rrs* International HOLLYWOOD (L T D Some farmers said the to­ tion should he completed in they do, lie will not rail a apo­ building hy widening and re Comedian Roll Nrwliart, 33. A massive storm brought mato rrnp was ruined, the one dsy. lie also outlined Hie dal session. The g o v e r n o r holds tha surfacing of Hie two-mile cold to 48 stales today, threat­ and Virginia ijuinn. 22, pepper* and Icllucc extensive­ procedure for returning or not trump raid ill tho battle now daughter of actor William reluming an indictment, New Casseltierry offirials Mrolch, would cost $10,000. ening the Trxas and Arironn Quinn, were honeymooning will he sworn into offire at to- It further has been estimated vegetable and citrus crop and ly damaged. Seated on Hie grand jury because it is too late to get today following their mar­ day'a 7:30 p. m. meeting of that tlie atphah project a- rlaiming more than 75 lives. • The Ireete was not as se­ fur tlie full lint” term today any plan operating for tha riage Saturday at St. Vic­ the Cnssellw-rry Hoard of Ald­ lone would cost $ It,(too or T ie only area really m es­ vere as last January's cold were: JoM-pli Warren, Eugene A (nil session except hy a aimtor’s Roman Catholic Church. ermen at the Women's Club II2.0UO. cape the cold spell was the wave that ro«t an estimated Brewer. W Henry llcnton, I pie statute and Him governor James P. Ast-ry J r , com­ southern lull id Florida. Key- $50 million In lost citrus trees Jo*eph W. Orseilo, Theodore can veto any alatulo lisa docs Building on Overbrook Dr. Installed will lie new mayor, mission vice chairman, slat West had a balmy 74 rarly and vegetables. J. Derlnger, Ivan D. Jukula-in, not like. M A R A T H ON (DPI) — Fred G. Heath and new alder­ cd the county will "g o along today. Rut it was 27 below in * Some itxi.oiKj citrus tree* W. J. Rowland, Alfred DoudTwenty-nine Culun refugees, men, Art l.rgo, I,. E Wood­ with tlie early pari of the International Fall*. Minn wire planted lo oflset last ■ley, licit II. Ilnllingi-wortll, Fishing Roost crammed into a 28-loot boat, bines and Ed Lunn. project whenever Hie Race­ A cloud cover held olf tlie year's loss and prolonged lent- - Lewis liable*. Edmond I.. TALLAHASSEE (U l’ l ) —T ie landed totlay at Key Colony Expected on the agenda to way places in escrow tlto brunt of tlie arctic cold front peratiires in tlie 30s could wipe Wilier, l.clhi) Rollu, Ernest State Board of Conservation Reach just north of thia town come before Him first meeting necessary funds to finance in tlie Tcxua Rio Grande Val­ mil that investment ami cause J. Brooklyn, lleiiny S. Austin, today opened to commercial in the Florida Keys. Ttry o f Hie new council Is further the asphalt part of the job." ley, hut the loreeast uf tern-1 major damage to adult trees. Glenn Chuile* Giunge, Gustav Railing during December, Jan­ said they were refused food discussion o f a proposed water However, live question aris­ perature* in Uie up|ier 20s still There also was some citrus C. SuinmnT., Tlminu* M. uary, February and March and water by a Russian rate raise as requested by Hie es whether Uie roadway pro­ »|H-lled damage to lender damage in Ariuma’s Salt Riv­ Andes and Robert J. Ilnnnell. moil nf (lie finiHi end of Tam­ freighter early Sunday night. Casseltierry Utilities Co. er Valley. ject will be completed , , . plants and trees. The juror* taler excu>cd |,e- pa Ray on (lie Hillsborough Roy Itolin. County aide, free enterprise system anil vastly strengthen America's hand in fashioning a “ world o f order.” In a 5,500-word Stale of the Union address, delivered in person to a joint session of Congrrss, Hie rhief executive also took a cautious view of Use world situation. Hr said West Berlin re­ mained free, a settlement l.ad been readied in Laos, aggression blunted in Viet Nam and a “ deadly threat” IU U V A . . . Slightly Less Bryant Still Seeks Support For 42 Solon Plan Selling: Bonds County Set To Aid Raceway But, How Much, How Long? Joint Research Fighting Vow Giant Storm Ravages Comedian Marries West Crop; 75 Dead New Officials To Take Over In Casselberry Escape Route Waterways Improvements SEM INO LE 30-Year-Old Dream Off Ground Notice that grin on barber Garfield Walker'i face? Ills boy Butch Is cutting hair at A 30-year dieaiu to enhance the next chair. Hie Sanford aiea through • • • waterway traffic is o ff the That Sarepta Chanty Ball will probably be held around ground. Should plans put into action Valentine's Day. last week reach fruition San­ The North Orlando police ford will become host lo a new ear la now equipped with two business: Water traffic, both way radio that tics them in on pleasure and commercial. the Longwood frequency. This Ten men sal around a con­ U a big step in Ihe right direc­ ference table at the Angebill tion for good police protec­ Hotel in t ’ rlando last Friday tion. The rig is by courtesy of •fLernrou a:*d launelird tha one of the local residents who 30-year dream by retaining bas a flair fur that sort of engineera to draft prelimin­ Iking. ary plana for a barge canal • • • ronnecUng Hie tit. Julius ami Semi • Centennial Commit­ Indian rivers. tee will meet at I p. m. These 10 men were John h. Ian. 22 at First Federal . . . Bromley and John Krider, AtLa boy George! Kanfcrd; D. S. Niabet, Cocoa; • • e R. C. Brady, Titusville, and Have you done your bit for SaC. K. LeUetU and Kansoia rtpta Horae? Don't forget you Downes, Orlando, member* of » a jr need Sarepta some day the St. Johns-lndian River ht badly as Sarepta needs you Navigation rouiunUee, 8*n.j today. i llernaid Parrish, Titusville; Harold A. Scott, Jacksonville, representing Uie engineering firm o f Reynolds, Smith and Hill; W. A. MrCrts J r , Orla rui, uf Hie Canal Authority o f Florida, and Sen. Randolph lludgea, president o f the Slate Semite and director of Uie De­ partment uf Conservation. Krider, Seminole County Chamber uf Commerce man­ ager and navigation commit­ tee chairman, conducted the sesaicn which led to tha ratainmrnt o f Scott's firm to a survey and recommend where should be laid a canal rounecUng the St. Johns and Indian rivers. These meu look It upon lliemaclvra lo pledge $1,500 far tha eng.-eera' .uivsy fee, ■taUng they would request $50u each from Uie younty cuwimuatou* eg Brevard, Or­ ange and Seminole rounlics. So emphatic In his feeling for the canal wa* Sen. Parrish that lie pledged liievurd Coun­ ty for its ahara of $500 or “ I'll put up my personal check in that amount, If nrrrasary.“ Further, after much dis­ cussion when ii was realised the canal may not touch Or­ ange County but probably would pass through Volusia County, it was agreed that Krider and Sen. Farrish will meet nest week with Volusia County authorities and invito that political subdivision to join In tha vantura. Conferenca members were In accord that financing of tha canal should be sought, in tho boginning, nt a local leeel. That is, /rum tha coun­ ties involvad or from tha state: hut wet In the near fu ­ ture from the federal govern■MnC Sen. Ilodgea expre»sed him­ self: “ You should push at home lu-fore approaching Tal­ lahassee.'' He imliraUrd His trustee* nf the stale's Inter­ nal Improvement Fond might put up matching or aligning fund*. Ha alto expressed tha opinion that tha respective county roinmlesions should in­ dorse the program. “ We at Hit Tallahassee level,** Sen. lludgrs said, "want to support thia pro­ gram. We will give any assist­ ance we can hut you must find some source o f money" to finam e Uie canaL TsnUtivs estimate* ware at a variance as to how long the proposed canal would lie: Be­ tween lit and 40 miles, con­ necting the two rivera, de­ pending on tho tile eelected by the engineers. Scott sug­ gested that an early estimate to an eighl-fe t 'waterway, in depth, claiming this would ho sufficient f ti r romnien lul barge traffic and pleu-uir craft. Sen. Parrish pir*umed the canal building cost “ wiiuld lie too inurli for local interests; we must look Ui soma other soiiise for the major funds. Such ns the II. S. lo r pa of Engineers.” Krider was adamant in hi*! expressions that tlie commit­ tee must not now look to tha U. 8. Congress fur funds and that alignment of the canal “ must lie settled first." In fart, Krider indicated he wuuhl drop out of the picture if the committee should in­ sist in looking to the federal government for b u i l d i n g funds. Scott, who spent 19 yean with the U. S. Corps o f En Floiidis wilier problem*, *nid a Cmp* leporl of IUI0 “ rmtld find no nalionul benefit'' in a SL Johns-lndian river canal. He added Unit Uu> Corps list­ ed Hie thought us “ not a goldplated job.” AUTOMOTIVE ► SAFETYCENTER Offering Our (.'uMltnneni He ircomniemlt-d that “ local pet pie jump in atal get this thing started, even if only for plensule stu ff* at Uie alai L l ’aritsh pointed out that the project must nut lie consider­ ed a* a drainage district and must not distuib sporting ac­ tivities. However, ll later was pointed out that tha proposed canal would benefit areas alung tha canal in draining swamplands. Ms-Crea offered Uie thought that the preliminary study could be dun* under tho State'* Canal Authority “ but sslieir are we going to grt tho far n 12-foot canal be limited glneera and is well versed in, funds J” C O U N T Y ’S | FULL Tire Infection FULL Tire HolulIon FULL FinI Tire Repair FULL Front Lnd Check • Exprrl Tire \\ heel {specialist Alignment filere 1933 M dtO BERTSr [Incorporated Florida Distributors For Denmaa Custom Built Tlrra 405 W. Ini Ht. _____________ W B Hanford GI VE FI,AID FA 2 0651 KTAMI'J*___________ - * $' • A �N o Other Beef Could be so NATURALLY TENDER from... RICHARD nARNETT i r ★ ★ Club Honors Seminole High History Teacher The Seminole High School Science Club salute of the month hie mmed Richard A. Barnett, hletory teacher, aa the bonoree. Barnett has been ■ teach­ er at SilS lor the paat three year* and during that time hai aerved aa co-aponaor tor Ik* Future Teacher*, ipooear of the Sophomore clan, and of the newly formed Brain Team. Barnett defined hi* por­ trait of an ideal atudent aa one who worka at the top level of bla eapabUltlea. Stu­ dent! laid that they find him a worthy and adTitrable teacher. A native of nunoia, be haa attended Eureka College and received hia BA from the llnivenlty of DL He is pat­ iently working on hia Martar'a degree, attending Met•on Unlveraltv te hit epera time. Before coming to Flor­ ida, be aerved four yean in Iba Army. Barnett waa recently mar­ ried to the former Idea Val­ eria Kirchhalf, e Southalda School teacher. Square Dance Lessons Set Jim Jonties, Director ef BeereatioQ today »■**» —»< that a new aerlea of Adult Square Dance tenon* win be offered beginning TburaSay evening, Jan. 34. The aeriei will offer tl leeeoni of one boor and a bait each. The square dance 1m aona will be taught by Joe Curtia, a M year veteran aquare dance cellar. Curtia hai bean aaacclated with the local aquaiw danoe club atuce Ita origin early in IBM. The local aquare dance club, known as the Starlight Promcoaden, win preMot a square dance de­ monstration Friday night beginning at T:so p. m. at the corner of Firat Street and Hagnolia. TM* will be beld in confunction with the beginner’s lesions and Information about the leaaona may be obtain»d from any of the member* present Friday evening. Hospital Notes SIRLOIN Steaks “>-78' Steaks *78' Steaks Roast 4 9 ' Ribs . . 39' B e e f . . 69' Stew •• 29' Beef 5 ;. *1 FULL CUT ROUND T-BONE Let Winn-Dixie Buy the Beef If You're Not Fully Satisfied! CHUCK BEEF SHORT Nothing short of aging brings you the tenderness and rich meaty goodness of top quality beef. W - D Brand Beef is naturally tender. N o artificial tenderizers are needed.. 'Itf y' rou insist on top beef, naturally tender, with true beef flavor you'll c . quality . . love W - D Brand Beef from W inn-Dixie. EXTRA LEAN BONELESS STEW W inn-D ixie expert meat buyers select' only the top grades of U. S. Government graded beef. It's hung in temperature controlled coolers and aged to the very peak of tender goodness by nature's own process while still fresh. N o other beef so fresh can be so naturally tender. LEAN BEEF PLATE If you find that W -D Brand Beef is not everything we say it is your money will be cheerfully refunded. Winn-Dixie Gives You the Best of Everything. . Stamps Tool EXTRA LEAN . . FRESH GROUND Comparal You mad Fewer books per gift) with Top Value Stamps Winn-Dixie Has the Best Selection of Beef Cuts in Town! Enjoy thi FINEST Agtd Fancy Stoakt At Reasonable Prices from Winn-Dixie JANUABV t Admiatlone Sharon Ilutto, Umgwood; Helen Ward, Lake Uooroe; Dali Cockrell, Enterprise; Eroeat Uwgcore, N. Orlan­ do; Jamei Warren, Frank Bragg, Mabel Shadbolt, Dor­ othy Tucker of Sanford. Births Mr. end Mra. Charlie B. Ward of Laka Moeroe, a boy Mr. and Mra. Ktnaalh Cock­ rell of Enterprise, a boy. Mr. and Mra. George Berk of Sanford, a girl. Dlachargea Faaquale C. DelVUIaggto Jr , N. Orlando; Nells UoUaclaw, Longwood; George Hendrix Jr . , Titusville; Edytb Broome, DeBary; Margaret Paulk, Brady Miller, Mary Katherine Sowerbjr, Leo Vorhok, Margaret fiheater, Ce­ lia Barlow, Uacar Pearson, Mra. Robert K. Kanavel and baby of Sanford. Only natural disaster to taka flee or more Uvea in tea Uni­ ted Stntaa daring 1PM was Ih* group ef tornadoes that •trunk aerthwestern Wlace*. tea early la Jaae, oltemtag (90 lives AGE CONTROLLED BONELESS PRESTIGE STEAKS TOP SIRLOIN i, U. I. C ltk l A ». New York STRIP Besel— U. t- f^haUa Aaa- Sleek. A Hmltj OIL MONICO . It> SI.II TOP SIRLOIN . . lb SM I N. T. STRIP . . lb I LSI FILIT MIGNON U. L IIIIT MIGNON lb *1.7P Now, you can serve the very ftneat aged eteeka, juat aerved ia the finest stoek heutaa end rortaurents. Preetig* Sleeks, Aged by Winn-Dlile are packaged ♦* remove ell the air. Tbit keeps the steak at iti peak ef Haver and nose. Fresh, net freaan. If you want t* impress eemeows oc just t* enley the very aged sleek pkk up e package ef AGI-CONTROkLID PRISTIGI STKAK friendly WINN-DIXIE today. SM I MOM ON CKRYTNIM YOU BUY AT WINN-DIXIE SATISFACTION OUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY IA0K A. » a A U * IfllS tv M ft liU French Avenwe JQV f t . h r « burom �. •\ % »' Elks Set Freedom W e e k Observance Holmes 'Stresses' Positive Americanism Sanford Elks Lodge will ob­ serve Freedom Week January 14-19, salu.'.ng freedom of speech and o f the prers. Ex­ alted Ruler Frank Holme* an­ nounced today. Freedom Week will be celebrated by Etk* h«lgc» throughout the country a* purt o f the positive Amcriennitm program o f the Renevolrnt and Protective Order of Elka. MWe think that in the strug­ gle with communion too much attention hns been paid to what we are ugaina* and we are in danger o f losing sight o f what we are fighting for and why wo arc for It,” Holme* declared. “ D u r i n g Freedom Week, we hope to bring to the peoplo o f our community a fuller realise- FREEDOM WEEK Observam-u here kicked o ff today with Mayor Tom McDonald HiKniiiR the proclamation with publisher Walter Giclow left, and Frank Holmes, Exalted ruler of the Elks looking t>n. (Herald Photo) 27 Believed Dead In Fires Across Nation Business& II) United Pres* International Fire* took a heavy toll In live* and caused million* of dollars damage acros* the na­ tion during the frigid weekend. At east 27 person* were kill­ ed In fire*. Fire killed five member* of one family at Buminui, Utah, and four children died in a fire at Hammond, linl. There were imtHi-mllHnn-dnllar flrea at Peoria, III., and Pine Bluff, Ark. tj <• n Many oi the flrea broke out a* homemaker* and janitors turned up tliu heat during a vast cold spell that reached into tit atatea. Mr. and Sira. Marion Madsen ami three o f their children perished at Bonanza when their cabin home burned to the ground early Huturdny. The temperaturo was 25 be­ low, the officer* believed an overheated atove eauaed the blaze. In Hnnimond, Ind., Saturday file swept the home in which Mrs. Alberta Hrisfin, 2H and bur II rblldicn were sleeping. Mrs. Griffin and seven o f the rliildrcn escaped, hut firemen found tlie bodies of four chil­ dren, aged 7, 4. 2 and 2, in their bed*. Bradley University at Petria decided to conduct clusaea toduy despite a ?2 million fire Sittuidny night that destroyed Bradley Hall, oldest building zn the campus anti repository many o f the university's record*. One man died, one was miss'ng anil another win injured in tliu fire, which broke out ■Saturday. The warehouse wa* filled with huge rolls o f news­ print, each weighing between 15,1)00 and 20,0011 pound*. MRS. C. I*. LaMANTIA ★ ★ ★ North Orlando Company Gets New Secretary By Mona Grinilead A familiar face in North Orlando these days la that of Mrs. Charles P. LaMantla (M arge) who has taken over the job as secretary to the North Orlando Co. after tfsc resignation nr Mr*. D. It. (Lola) Strickland in move to Lutz. Mr*. LaMantia, came in this area from San Diego. Calif. Iasi May and makes her home on Triplet Drive in nearby Casselberry. In San Diego ahe worked fo.- 10 yeara in an Air Craft and Missile plant. Club To Meet The Oviedo Carden Club will meet at 3 p.m. this Tues­ day al the home of Mrs. G. W. Alford, with Mrs. It. C. Miller as co-hostess. Progress for 1063 along Sanford's First St. down­ town section was started off tills week at the James G. Chapman architectural of­ fices, which are now being expanded. H v m o d e 1 i n g , renovat­ ing and redecorating of o f­ fice spice on the second floor of the old Florida State Bank Building, will provide Chapman with r 350 square foot drafting room. A fire­ proof access stairway to the upstairs effire is also being installed. The present drafting room downstairs will bo turned in­ to a conference room, Chap­ man *ald. with displays of several exclusive lines of cunteni|>orary modern stylo* o f furniture by Founder*, Knot] and Herman Miller, which will lie available In client* in conjunction with (ho firm's interior decorating services. Chairmen Set For Annual Smorgasbord Meredith Faces Final Exams, Vandalism OXFORD, Mias. (U PI) Today marked what could lie the beginning of the end for Negro James Mrredith at the University of Mississippi. This is the week for final examinations, and If Ihc 29year-old Air Force veteran is having as much trouble with his studies as suspected he will be lucky lo slide by. Meredith took only a few liours out from Ids studies dur­ ing the wcckrnd to visit his wife, but when he returned to the campus from Memphis he came face-to-face with an­ other problem: someone had slashed one of the tires on his n r and snapped off the aeHftl on bis car radio. The vandalism took place only 30 feet from the Military Policemen w h o constantly aland guard at Ills dormitory. Meredith paid little alien tiun lo the damage and went directly into the dormitory where he spent most of the afternoon studying, Adding subitanee In reports that Meredith wxmld leave "Ole Miss" was a disclosure Sunday that he has rented an apart mem near the all-Negro college ho formerly attended in Jackson. tion that freedom of speech] and of Ihe pres* are the basic freedom* on which our whole I way o f life depends." Special tribute* will be paid i ■luring Freedom W e e k to | newspaper*, broadcasting sta­ tions. mugazine* and books | mid to the men and women en­ gages! in Li» area* of com­ munication. The Elk* leader said that I freedom of expression is the ■ essential difference between! our way o f life and all totali­ tarian societies, a difference;! that is pointed up by our right j to apeak and to publish, to [ listen and to read, to agree or ' to disagree. " ‘•Ms freedom is working every time we reud a news- j paper or magazine, listen to I the radio, watch a television program, borrow a book al the libraiy or buy one at a, bookstore," Holme* declared. “ It give* our citizen* the means tu protect their free­ dom, and it is the reason for the successful working of our political, social and economic institutions. This la what we are fighting for in *Unding against communism’* effort to ] destroy us, and through Free­ dom Week w a h o p e t o , strengthen the spirit of Amer­ ican patriotism, hero in nur | own community, for ultimate i victory over the enemies of | freedom." Academy Holds Banquets In New Cafeteria By Shirley Wentworth Tim first event lo be held In the nearly completed cafeteria at Forest Lake Academy In Forest City wa* a banquet of the Associated Voulh com­ posed of Seven-day Adventfata from the Orlando area. A second banquet also held there rrrenily wa* Ihe annual Minitter* Dinner which con­ cluded a three day conference held by Adventlit minuter* from througlmut the state. tranfnrit K tirrath Mon. Jnn. 14, ’63-—Pnge 3 FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER e l l v s 25th & Pork Open 9 til 9 Mon. • Thurw. * Fri. 9 HI 6 Tucs*. - W ed . - S n L ; V * Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! m i. ■ ** W e’re selling all our 1962 Models and many 1963 models to make room for the N EW EST models out — BUY N O W ! EASY CRED IT TE R M S — UP TO MO. ¥ 1* G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC Decorator Portable TV • Convenient Front Control* • Itii h Clear Front Hound Big IK in Hiiu*rr "l>*) light Blue" Picture • Aiilnmatfr Gain Cunljol ft O N L Y 22 P O U N D S ft 500 (Similar In Illustration)' $ _ SPARK PLUGS Efte A L U M IN U M M U FFLE R S 1919 • 51 FORDS 1952 - HI FORDS 665 $994 SPECIAL S IL E X ^ GENUINE FORI) 55 . Steam & Dry Record Offer ^ IRON $788 * •• EACH 1-1120 GENUINE FORD SH O CK ABSORBERS GENERAL|@ELECTRIC STEREO CONSOLE! EACH • l-ftpeed Changer rue 7-10 A 12" llreord* • Dual Channel Amplifier • Genuine Hardwood Cabinet • Diamond Slylu* hi Ceramic Cartridge GENUINE FORD R EM O D ELIN G J 9? • Built-in Adjutlablr Antenna GENUINE FORD Circlei of the Congregational Christian Church have anannouneed that Mrs. Harold Herbst ha* been appointed chairman of (he Swedish Smorgasbord sponsored an­ nually by the women's groups. Co-chairman will be Mrs. Maurice Corhclt. This year's evrnt has been set (or Saturday, Feb. 23, and work already has begun on elaborately decorated Swedish aprons tu he worn by the ladles who will be serving the many authentic dishes to he featured at the Smorgasbord. Tickets will go on sale in the near future. Ihr O IL FILTER S 57 • 62 Ford A Falcon EACH * 2 >0 51 . 56 FORD KAt'll $2-05 GENUINE FORD 12 Volt RESIDENTIAL -% B A TTER Y Fila 1956 - 61 Ford Except Falcon (50 C O M M E R C IA L $13! INSTALLED BRING THIS AD TO OUR NO *i JO B TO O LAR GE O R T O O PARTS DEI*T. SM ALL G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC 11,000 B .T.U . AIR CONDITIONER HEATS & COOLS • Instant neat • Automatic Thermostat LET US G IV E Y O U S h oom a ka h 211 W. 25TH ST R E E T AN Strickland Morrison, Inc. E S T IM A T E C O N STR U C TIO N COMPANY PHONE F A 2-3103 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA M 4 8 I Winter Park MI 4-8916 • Multi-Bpeed Fan • Washable Air Filler J �% r N v 4 ► < M f �Mrs. Lee Mrs. Hoop Honored At Brunch Hostess For U D C Meeting The monthly meeting of the Normsn dcVcre Howard Chap­ ter of the United Daughter* of the Confederacy waa held at the home of Mrt. A. W. Lee. Following the business meet­ ing, Mm . W. Ik Merritt, chap­ ter prealdent, preirnted a musical program of southern airs from her collection of records. Mrs. F. E, RoumlUat assist­ ed Mm . Lee In serving re­ freshments to the following: Mrs. Martin J. Ilram, Mrs. L. A. Drumlcy, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. W. P. Fields, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mm . W. B. Kirby, Mr*. Merritt. Mr*. R. B. Monroe, Mrs. R. F. Robison, Mrs. A. K. Ho*setter, Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mm . Lois Taylor, Mrs. A. B. Wallace and Mm . J, St. Clair White. Tom RlllS. li. B. IIOOI’, necuntl from left, receive** u silver engraved Ixiwl, from Mra. L. A. Heath nl the fnrcwcll brunch In her honor. At left in Mm. II. A. Moreland itml at right. Mm. K. E. Enncy and Mm. E. J. Kiiwnbury. , (Herald Photo) Mri. I* B. Hoop, wife of the commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven, waa gueat of honor at a fare­ well brunch, given by the wlvea of the squadron. The apacious Celery Ave. home of Mrs. H. A. Moreland waa decorated wllh mums, magnolia and holly for the event. Mrs. L. A. lleslh, wife of the new commanding offi­ cer. presented Mrs. Hoop with a allver engraved Paul Revere bowl, ai a farewell gift from the wlvea. More than 100 navy and civilian friends were invited to i> delicious brunch of chicken a la king, assorted relishes, cookies and numeroua bever­ ages. Committee chairmen were Mrs. K. E. Enncy, decoralions; Mrs. E. J. Kingsbury, food, and Mm , T. J. Cann. In-, vitationa. They were assiated by the wlvea of the aquadron. TOM MILWEE with Kueata who helped him cele­ brate hil 16th birthday. Seated left to right are Ruth Keim, Tom and Stephanie Wentgute. Stand­ ing art (girl*) Susan Edmund*, Ann Trawick, Lynn Bauman, Sharyn Henry and Virginia Close. Boyn, from left are George Hanna, Ralph Humphrey, John WcatRutu, Tim Brown, Bill Whurton and I)unny CuHaelbcrry. (Herald Photo) North Orlando Couple Host For Party Plans Meeting This Wednesday The Social Department o f the Sanford Woman's Club will meet this Wednesday nt I p. m. at tho club house for the monthly afternoon o f bridge and cnna*ta. Mr*. C. I,. Redding and her committee will b* in ehargo o f arrangement*. A nominating eommlltee will atao be apixdntcd to pre­ sent a slate of officers fur next year. Officers Wives O f V A H -3 Meet For Bridge Officers Wive* of VAH-3 met In Hie Afterburner room at Hie BOQ for the monthly hridgo session. Hostesses for (lie day were Mrs. Jesse W. Taft. Mrs. Char­ les J. Youngblndc and Mrs. Elmer C. Tall man. High score winner was Mra. John II. Dailey and Mra. Ken­ neth M. Samlon wse second high. Church Calendar TUEIiDAY Ilia Fidelia S. S. Class of First Baptist Church mtels a! 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 1. E. Estridge. loti Satsuma Drive. Karnes Osteen Home Club Mrs. Hostess For VAH-9 Coffee Elects Officers By Mrs. Cl s re nee Snyder The Oslcrn Home Demon­ stration Club met at the home of Mrs. Haxrl Gllhuly with Mrs. James Wallin, presided!, presiding. Mrs. Wallin rt'Ad a poem from a Home Dcmonslralkm booklet and Mrs. Robert Wil­ liams offered prayer. Cor­ respondence was read from Mra. Edna Kby, county agent, and from Mr*. Frank George, a member "h o Is spending (lie winter in Buf­ falo. N. Y. Officer* for the coming year elected were Mr*. Wal­ lin, president; Miss Alice Day Ion, virc prealdent; Mr*. Clarence Snyder, aecrelary and treasurer, and Mrs. Gilliuly, council delegate. These officers will bo Installed at a council meeting at Elisa­ beth Hall of Nielson Univers­ ity In Delaind, Jan. 18. Tlie food chairman, .Mrs. Guy Beall, and Mrs. Robert Williams wiU attend a meet­ ing at the Hume Demonstra­ tion olfloci In DeLand, Jan. Mra. Kby. ruuniy agent, gave a very interesting dem­ onstration on foods of the future. She showed a seven ounce package of freeze dried lamed chicken, which resembled chipped wood. The package represented a five pound chicken which can be kept on Ilk) pantry shelf without refrigeration for sev­ eral years. Mw poured lukewarm w i­ ter over the chicken and It soon asiuincd the look and texture of fresh chicken. The member* sampled Uio chicken amt found It delicious. Ollier prudocli prepared In Ihe same way and displayed were aural potatoes, sweet green and red peppers, These products arc now available for the armed forc­ es and will soon tic on Hie markrt. The hostess served re­ freshment* of sandwiches, nuts, candy, fruit rake and coffee. Other* atlcmling were Mr*. B rill, Mrs. Williams, Miss Dsylon, Mrs. Clarence Sny­ der, Mr*. John Brad in, Mrs. John Melrose, Mrs. I.sura Ball, Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. John Juris, Mr*. Joe Masters and two guests, Mrs. Els Van Bracklr and Mrs. Dot Hall of Dellary, North Orlando Personals tty Mona Grimlead Recent guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, Mike, Tommy and Sue, were Mrs. Rhodes' father and slopmother, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen llainiey, of Miami Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mscl'hcrson of Win­ ter Bark and Mr. and Mrs. Art Fcrrin of North Orlando. The Lodi Arbor home of Sirs. Allen Karnes wax Use seene of a meeting of the Hoot Owl Officer* wives of VAII-U for coffee recently. A clx-e-y fire in the fireplace of the family room welcomed the gucsls a* they arrived. Home made cIii-cm; rake and meringue cookie* were en­ joyed with Ihe coffee. Candidates for president of Die All Wives t.'loli, Mr*. Ro­ ller! Lovelace and C. T. CoVlll. were present and intro­ duced to UlO group. Mr*. Neil Pruden, the third can­ didal'.*, was unable to at- i lend. The revision* in Hie All Wiles coiisliliilion were reviewed. .Mr*. T. B. Wood reported u very successful rekimtiM- for Ihe help the squadron gave a needy fam­ ily at Christmas. Mrs. G.W. Kim limns. appointed new rhslrmcn for Uic following six month*. Those attending beside* the candidate* were Mines. A. F. Reno, M. J. Puopolo, P. A. Munroe, H. M. Cooke, K. D Ruglcr, T. L. Shipman, K. !,. Kbtyert, W. B. Markley, W. I. Lewis and 1). F. Monday. Circle Program Mrs. Walter McPherson spoke to members of the Ethel Root Circle of the Con­ gregational Church when the group met In Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Bca Alford as hostess. She used as her topic "The United Church of Christ" and emphasised the need of working together for a better Church, stating that families arc needed to help bring thla about M m . Helen Remuaat pre­ sided at the business meet­ ing and read numerous com ­ munications Including thank you notes for flowers and gifts during the holiday season. Personal notea were read from Mm . Walter BarW>n, Mrs. Laura Ludcckc, Mr. and Mm . Henry DUt and Dr. Bernard Root. Mrs. Edward Simpson gave a report on distribution of gifts and table deaerations to the Sarepla Rest Home. The ladies enjoyed making Santas (from apples) and colorful napkin ring* to help cheer the patients during the holldaya. It was reported Dial the tables and chairs, ordered by the circle, will be here the last of this month. A chair caddy has also been ordered by Iho Men’* Club. The new officers will be installed at the next meeting. Jan. 21. Rev. Waller Mc­ Pherson, will be Installing officer. This will be a Joint meeting with the Friendship League, with members of the Elliel Root Circle a i hos­ tesses. M iss Deanna Farina Marries Patrick Joseph Murphy, Jr. By Donna Eitea Miss Deanna Farina, daug­ hter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Karina, of Lon1’,wood and Patrick Joseph Murphy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy Sr. or Framington, Mass., were msrricd Jan. 7 at 7 p. m. at the Mrs. Larry Harris and Christopher, left Sun­ day by Delta Air Lines for ban Diego to visit Mrs. Har­ ris' sister. They plan to be gone about a month. MU* Wlnncll Messer has returned to the Barones En langcr School of Nursing In Chattanooga, Tcnn., after a four week visit with her moliter, Sirs. Iris Messer, and oUier reUtlves and frienda. Miss Messer la in her Junior year. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. White­ head of Richmond. Va., are visiting her sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Smith, at their home, 414 Rosalia Drive. sjq , Church, Va., and attended St. John's College in Annapolis, Md., where the bride la now a atudent. The couple are reaiding at UBS Cedar Park Road in An­ napolis. Mra. Back end her parents are frequent visitors In San­ ford. Mra. Back la the grand­ daughter of James A. EUlsoo and the late Mrs. EUiaon of 207 S. Elm Ave., and is the niece o f Clyde T. EUiaon of that address and Mr*. William A. Reynolds, 2(38 Willow Ave. By Mona Grlnstead Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilson of the North Orlando Ranches were hosts for one of the first parties of Ihe new year. A group of friends gathered for an evening of dancing to recorded music and refreshmenla of chicken aalad, finger sandwiches, hsm on rye, stuf­ fed olives, celery, cracker* and dips, prcixels, potato chips and a variety of drinks. Among those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mr*. Gus Bourhes, Mr. and Mrs. Joe llage, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Seaton, Mr. and Mm . John Moore and Farid Fekaney. at Third Mission Study Class M i- Boyd Gklit—- wnte n for the monthly meeting o f the Wealsyan Service Guild o f First Methodist Church. Mr*. T. A. Wakefield served as co-hostess. Plan* were made for the third mission study o f the year. It la entitled “ Today’s C h i l d r e n for Tomorrow’* World1 and will be under the direction o f Mra. Caines. A program on "Talents" was presented by Mrs. Ksrar Nelder, assisted by Mra. O. K. Goff, Miss Ethel Riser and Mrs, Hate] FlynL Mra. WulUr Carter was In charg* of the evening’s devotions. The hostesses served re­ freshment* during the social hour to the 1H members and one guest, Mr*. Mery Lind­ say, attending. P L A Y G 1R L ENDS SATURDAY, bride's home. Hugh Duncan, Justice of the Pence, officiated at the dou­ ble ring ceremony in a set­ ting of white gladioli and fern. The bride, given in mar­ riage by her fallier. chose a black accessories. Maid of gown of while chiffon over honor was Miss Carol Goodall, a close friend of the bride. She wore a turquoise gown and an orchid corsage, Jce Turner of Atlanta, Ga. was best man. He Is pre­ sently Aviation Eleclrian 2nd Class at Sanford Naval Air Station. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Ilia home of the bride at 380 E. Church Street, for 61 frienda and relatives. The three tier­ ed wedding cake made by the bride's mother was cut by the bride and served by Mrs. Garland Shaw, an aunt and Mrs. C. E. Farina, grandmother of the bride. Mrs. Dolton Helms, another aunt, presided at the punch bowl and assisted with tho serving. The groom is presently serving in the U. S. Navy aa an Aviation Machinist Mate 2nd Class and stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. He is a graduate of Brooklino High School, Framington, Mass. The bride is a gra­ duate of Lyman High School cla»s of 1002. After a short wedding trip to Daytona Reach, the bride will make her home with her parents while her hus­ band Is deployed aboard the Enterprise for a six montlia cruise. PATRICK MURPHY Oul of town guests includ­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Emory Brown of Daytona Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Delton Helms of Lake Walei, ^j MIL AN1) MRS. DeBary Personals Col. and Mra. Harold Wills were hosts lor an egg nog party ul their lionic on Naranja ltd. Frank Pietro and George Taft helped brighten the New Year's party at the Firemen’s Bccrcallon Hall with several request selections. The ladies helped decorate Ihe halt with snow flakes and streamers and among those helping was the former Debbie Bruce, who was visiting in DeBary from Meri­ dian, Miss. Word has been re­ ceived that her husband. LI. Joseph Trrpanicr was killed In a plane crash. Our deepest sympathy to Debbie and the two families. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Morgan of Naranja ltd. have returned from Miami where Ihey spent the holidays w i t h former friends from New Jersey. From Your Downlows Florist HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. tat ft Sanford Are. PA 2-1822 FA 2-8(52 Fashions JAN. 1* — wools----Sweaters - Skirts Slim Jims Ut | t V : 1 r* n t J l U - ■ Personals Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer B, Randolph o f Lake Barcroft, Falla Church, Vs., announce tho marriage of their daugh­ ter, Gloria Kay. to Eric Gunnar Back on Dee. a at the borne of the bride's parent*. Tho groom's parents are Mr. and Mra. J. Gunner Back o f Paoli, Pa. Mr. Back, a widely known tclevlaJoQ news analyst at WFIL in Philadel­ phia, served aa bit son’s heal Presents Milwee Celebrates Birthday By Jane Casselberry Tom Milwee of 172 Warren St. in Longwood celebrated his 16th birthday Saturday night wllh a dinner party at the Blksha Inn In Fern Park fol­ lowed by danrlng and refresh­ ments at hi* home. Guests included Susan Ed­ munds, Virginia Close, Sharyn Henry and Tim Brown of Or­ lando, Stephanie Wrstgatc and John Westgatc of Sanlord and Buth Krim, Ralph Humphrey, Lynn Bauman, Ann Trawlek, Billy Wharton, George Hanna and Danny Casselberry, all classmalct at Lyman High School. Also attending were Mr*. Eugene Bothell, Tom'a broIher, George Milwee, and his parents, Mr. and Mr*. H. T. Milwee. Club Department Pa(re 6—Mon. Jan. 14. *68 Mrs. McPherson 7 «««&< dresses Identifies your WELCOME WAGON SPONSORS... r . v*:*. dresses Odda and enda o f firm* of praatig* In the husinroa and civic life of your community. SPORTSW EAR For in forma lion, call VIRGINIA PETROSKI P. O. Box I2 li NORA NORRIS TE 8-1114 W ELCOM E W AOON F A S H IO N S \J FERN PLAZA-TE 8-3515-FERN PARK, FLA. O P E N F R I D A Y S T I L 9 P . M* Save time, steps, trouble. Add exten­ details on the low cost and lovely colors, sion phones where your family lives call your Telephone B u sin e ss Offic*. m o s t.. . workshop, kitchen, bedroom, Florida room, teen ager's room. For �.* v. | 4 1 5 " fi »v » #nnfnrh Vrrilh 1 Mon. Jan. 11. '63— Pape 7 LOS ANGELES <UPI> New York Giants coach Allie Bherman'i cup c f J-jy over­ flowed iodiy after he finally tj i IS1* -w* Weekend Sports Summary SATURDAY CLEVELAND (UPt) — Paul Brown charged hii fir­ ing a* coach and general manager of the Cleveland Browns constituted a breach of contract and wai turning Ihe case over to his attor­ neys. scored a victory over Vince Lombard! of the Green Bay Packer! when his Eastern All-Stars defeated the West Sunday, 30 20, in the Nation­ al Football League's Pro Bowl. But the first Eastern Con­ ference win in four yeara over the Western All-Stars did not come easy. Coach Sherman's players, led by Jim Drown o f Cleveland, had to come from behind, and scored 17 points In the fourth period to gain the victory. Brown, who played under Paul Brown at Cleveland, gave Sherman credit for hi* rccird performance that led to hit being voted "Player of the Game" for the second straight year. Beef Sale! Jau Jmdsut Allie Gets Revenge In Pro Grid Bowl A I We urge you to ask your friends and neighbor* about Ihe fine quality nr otir Tlttf TENDER Href. It Is sold with a strict money hark quarantee as to ha tenderness and flavor. These rattle are hand picked from thr Texas range. S TEA K on most of the fumbles with their booming tackles. Despite the loss, the West still lerds In Ihe series, eight victories to five, but the East snapped a Uin-e-gamc losing streak in this year's Pro DowL • Porterhouse • Sirloin • T-IIonc • Cube • Full - Cut Boneless Round Close Matches To Spark SOKC Clubor Shoul. Round ll 5 8 c Eight closely matched greyhound* should make a thriller of tonight's featured ninth race as the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club starts tlic second week of its 1983 season. Competing in the all-star contest will be Mrs. BANGKOK. Thailand "Sherman certainly got a Mops. Mr. Tall Man. Soft (U P !)— pone Kingpctch of lot out of m e," Jim Brown Whirl. Ed's Black Putty, Thailand regained his world commented, "lie 's fair and Party flake, Fathom, Dandy flyweight title by winning a a realist, lie doesn't mind Mike and Joe Luck. r.tajorlty decision over Mass- praising you when you do O r v i l l e Moses Fathom, hiko Fighting llaraila of something good." winner o f the racing king Japan. Brown's nuMrvg total of til stake last February, will yards broke his own Pro probably be well supported WASHINGTON (UPI) — Bowl record of 120 yard* »et by the fans, as will Tom Attorney General R o b e r t last season, and Ik scored Sweeney’s Mr*. Mops, who Kennedy said new legislation two of his team's touchdowns ! starred here last year bui may be needed to crack SANFORD'S Harry Htirkn think* in one for the Seminole.* ngninst Wild­ and helped set up one of the missed the money In Ihe •town on gamblers who at­ wood here Friday night. (Herald Photo) pair in the fourth period, His opening night inaugural. Last tempt to fix amateur and season she was in the money top run wai a so-yard spurt professional sporting events. in the first period for a in just half of her starts, eight times with wins. touchdown. ARCADIA. Calif. (U P !) Racing enthusiasts who Quartorback John Units* Crimson Satan scored a like fast breakers arc certain photo finish win over Native also turned in a record pats In go for fjconard Prysc's Diver In Hie JM.800 San play of 87 yarda to end Gail Ed's Black Pully for in three Fernando Slakes at Santa Cogdill of the Lions in the schooling and two official third period when the West Anita. also scored IT points to take starts be hag never failed to be in front at the first BOSTON (U P !) Hitt a 20-11 lead after trailing, turn. He won a grade it The S a n f o r d Seminoles 13 3. at halftime. Crotiicrs. a Canadian student, race Wednesday night coasted to an easy 49 37 vic­ Fumble. piott-d cufl'y !« set a Knights of Columbus A Grand Old Gal ia going tory over Wildwood Friday the Wert team, which tlob­ track record for l.fwo yards to the post in the first half SAN DIEGO, Calif. t U l 'I ) - McClinton took a handoff from evening In an Orange Belt by winning the event In bied the ball six times and of tonight's daily double. She Bookie •of - the •year fullback Dawton and ran over (Vo East Conference game here. lost five o f them to the Eait. 2:08.6. la Artistry owned by Mrs, Curtis McClinton and 14 year defenders to break in the clear Barry Johnson and Barry SUNDAY Two o f the fumbles were Manuel Sottia. This Mi-pound Barks kept Sanford In the lead veteran quarterback Frank and rare to the end rone. SAN DIEGO (LTD -G a r y made by aafely Abe Woodson brindle has won many im­ Tripucka were Ihe big offen­ East coach Frank Ivy of after Uie first quarter with Player won the $2V0<x> San of the Weal and both led to portant trophies. She won sive guns n* the West All Stars Houston said the line was Hilly Higgins and Ken Tyre East touchdown. The hardDiego Open golf tournament the Taunton Inaugural in edged the East, 21-14, Sunday hunched up to atop a short- clinching the win in tho final with a 72-hrlr score of n o. hiding Eastern linemen, led 1981 ran second in the Taun­ in the second annual American yardage, third-down play and quarter. by Gene (Big Daddy) Up*, ton American Derby that It was even all at the first F o o t b a l l lA-agur All-Star that once McClinton broke DALLAS. Tex. (UPD — comb of the Pittsburgh Steel- year and third In the Taun­ through Ihe hole he was gone. quarter, Seminole* ahead 23 game. Hamilton Richardson defeat­ cri. who was voted "Line­ ton blue ribbon. The East's hlg play came J7 at the half, and 37 28 at the M c C l i n t o n . named the ed Chuck McKinley, 1-10. 83, man of Die Game," brought Artistry will be five-years game's niilstunding offensive mid-way in the third period. three-quarter mark. 8-4, to win the Dallas indoor old in March but if still go­ player, ripped thr Eait line Quarterback George Blands Buddy Luca* of Wildwood invitational tennis tourney. ing strong. Stic hat a na­ for 91 yards, including a 81- hit Houston teammate Charlie led all the scorers with t4. tional B-t rating and was in Sanford's unbeaten Junior yard touchdown dash in the Hrnnlngan with a 49-yard aer­ LOS ANGELES (UPD Grade A competition at So- first half, lie gained only 10 ial from hii 32-yard line. Three varsity won Its aevrnth In a Fullback Jim Taylor of drac last summer. yards in the second half, suf­ plays later he hit Hrnnigan row with 78 38. Open meeting for all Sanford Green Bay Packers was re­ fering a minor Injury early in with an eight-yard pass fur the ported to be 111 with infect­ area women bowlers will be East'i first score. thr third quarter. held at R p.m. Jan. II at the ious hepatitis. Two minutes later IlnehackTripueka came off the bench American Legion hall on High­ er Larry Grantham of Die way 17-92. at tin- start of ttie fourth quar­ PHILADELPHIA (L T D New York Titan* IntrrccpU-d ter with tin- score tied, 14-14, Albertina No>es of Boston Tim city association requests a Dawson pass in the left flat and starling quarterback l.cn won the Eastern Ladles Sen­ all membera to attend to de­ Four Lyman eager* hit for and scooted 32 yards Into the Dawson of Dallas bruised from ior figure skating champion- cide tournament dales and double figures Saturday night end rone to tie the game, 14-14. T IT U S V fL L E -O viedo bow- spending most of the afternoon rules. •hip. as Lyman romped over Mount ad to Titusville hero Friday on Ills hark. The veteran sig­ Dura, 84-49 in basketball ac­ evening In a closely-fought nal caller guided the West on tion. a P2-.vard touchdown march, game 5033. Paring the Lyman attack Wes Swenson and Jimmy featuring three passes to Den­ was Donnla Smith and Jimmy DeShain headed Oviedo'a at­ ver Bronco teammale Lionel By United Free* InterwaUeaal Shuster with IT pointa rarb tack while Boh Comparto, Lar­ Taylor, to win Ihe game. The Some of bascbatl'a top play­ while Gene Griffin and Bill BEGINNERS CLASSES ry Jarrell, Ken Stevenson and first was for aix yards, the er*—fellows like Bob Purkey, Totsnn knocked in 11 pointa Bay Whitson spearheaded the second for 49 yards and the Del Crandall, Hoyt Wilhelm earh. Starts January 18 third for eight >ard* and the ami Jim Davenport — signed Terriers. Lyman opened up with a 13 The Terriers ted all the way score. 1983 contracts during the point first period advantage T:30 to 8:30 EACH FRIDAY NIGHT McClinton'* touchdown wa« weekend although mining 21 opportun­ and was never headed after the game's most explosive ities at the foot line. For 10 Week* Purkey, of course, was one that. The game gave Titusville a play. The West was faced with of Ihe National league's top On Friday, I.yman, with a Call FA 2-3177 After 5:00 P. M. For Datnila 5-3 rcrord and Oviedo a 4-3 a third and four situation on pitrhen In 1982 when he won 1-T r e o r d , downed the prev­ mark. Titusville's Junior team iti own M-yard line during Ita 23 game* (or Ihe Ihird-plarc iously unbeaten Florida Air won Iho preliminary game. first aeries of downs when Cincinnati Reds and lost only Academy with a 6-0 mark in five. That, according to Cin­ s stunning upset. cinnati owner and president Smith spearheaded Lyman's Itltl DeWItt, earned Ihn vet­ 54-45 upset by grabbing S3 re­ eran right-hander a substan­ bounds and scoring 23 point*. tial raise over the $30,000 he It was a see saw battle all is believed to have taken borne the way, Lyman leading at POST TIME in 1982. the halftime and Florida Air leading al the three-quarter If you need help, call time. Florida Air's starting FA 2-UU2 and plaeo a Bar- five fouled out before the con­ aid Classified. test ended. Chuck Roast li>.3 8 c SIRLOIN TIP ROAST . . . . . Lb. 78c STANDING RIB or RUMP ROAST Lb. 58c SHOULDER ROUND ROAST . . . Lb. 48c ★ ★ ★ In AFL Contest Seminoles Coast McClinton, Tripucka To Easy Win Over Wildwood Pace East Grid Win Women Bowlers Meet Jan. 22 Lyman Romps In Two Tilts Oviedo Drops Rugged Contest Purkey Inks *63 Contract K-9 OBEDIENCE NIGHTLY Matinees Mon, Wed. ft Sat. 1:15 P. M. 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Jan. 14, *63 PONT WB HAVE ANV TVPtSTBM THB COWAN>T PUT BEETLE 16 > TR/1N6 TO K OUK TO: OlHVBAlt HALFTRACK KSADQUARTIRB c c jw w w /c te w A N P CAMP SVfAMV , DBAS s i b : Th« pulcJC brown f LEARN TOTVPB AT , TME SAME T1M6 A DEAR ABBV: I, too, am "Irri­ tated" with school teachers who punish the entire class when she doesn’t know who Is guilty. It’s time we investigated our school teachers. What other job starts at 9 a. m. and ends at 3 p. m. five days a week? Who else gets a week’s Easter vaca­ tion and two weeks at Christmas and THREE MONTHS’ paid vacation in the summer? No wonder everyone wants to go into the teaching pro­ fession. I. M. WISE I fcoe jumped overtba * a s z y doff. r— \ !£S351#V| i JPENPOU'S/ WATO: •iW E N R X W ' VTMI66 ir ." PONT AAV56 i r / ' AV* fGCTTABU^/ AJWCAY: •uHKxaemeu ' AM&exFoae : EXPS3 E r*G B /' V C R t ls : *fHO0£K/# - A n d tw at WE'LL WAKE UP TO FIND ITS r " dream V Y // (Dsuah Qbhy: t w o N o e f c w w o s fe D R E A M IT lS,w _> O dO U R « OR J V M IN E ? a -/—1' WV4Q DEAR WISE: Sorry, but you are not "wise” —you are otherwise. A good teacher’s working dny starts well before the first bell and lasts long after her pupils (and often their parents) are snoozing. Most are re­ quired to use summer months for added study (at considerable ex­ pense). And many teachers (of both sexes) have financial responsibilities few know about. A good teacher is worth more than she earns. And the realty poor ones don’t last long at any price. You're down on what you’re not up on, Friend. • • * DEAR ABBY: Why do people charge so much for baby sitting? It's not hard work and doesn't require any brnlns. I offer to baby-sit free for some young couples who can barely scrape up enough money to go out, let atone pay a sitter. What hap­ pened to the spirit of giving. FREE SITTER ALLY DEAR SITTER: That’s a good question. I think it vanished about 23 years ago. That’s the last time I I BO UGHT A N E W J DPeOS. A N E W N A T . SHOE?. GLOVES A N D t A C C E S S O R IE S A N D E V E R Y T H IN G T -' V— ( 1 NEEDED V f E L l, A N Y W A Y „ I'Ll. B E T H E IP Y O U S A V E M E A A N Y M ORE MONEY W E'LL A L L L A N D IN BEsr-oRCSseo 1the poordousc r W O M A N T H tf J G TODHWWUWre- 7tv& t MWiWrtl I«H>U WPIHfliWtUtKiHl STOP ATTSItllFII* MB VMYrt m r mmhv>p*u r S m hi sens i f # i wwtT how i ^ our milkman gave my mother a cal­ endar for Christmas. • » • DEAR ABBY: After ten years o f marriage and four children w* were divorced. My ex-husband want­ ed me and the children back so I went back to him and we raised the chil­ dren together. They are all married with families of their own now. No one knows that the Mister and I never renewed our marriage vows. So where does that leave me legally? Everything is In both names (pro­ perty and insurance) but I hnve not been his legal Mrs. for 25 years. We can’t get married ngafn because a public notice would be disgraceful, as everyone took us to be married all along. Can you give me some advice? DIVORCED BUT "MARRIED" DEAR DIVORCED: Your clergy­ man can marry you privately and quietly, and file it in the church rec­ ords. This is a LEGAL marriage and no one need know that you have not been legally wed all along. Good luck and God bless you. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO " A T H ­ ENS:" A man does not usually look behind the door unless he has stood there himself. • • • What's on your mind? For a peraonnl reply, send a self-addressed, stamper) envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif, for Abby’s new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” $aa>Jby On fthidqsi Except far the fact that all NORTH members of the 1983 Amer­ *94 ican team ui« the 4-3-2-1 VIJI • Q JS point count, na do practlcaUr • AKI 7C all bridge playera In the KART • 1075 A 9• world, there la alight reninTFJ 9 a 4 VQI»9 bianco between their aya• A 7 •4 ♦ 10993 tom* and standard Ameri­ • 103 • QJ9* SOUTH (D) can. Leveotrltt and Schen• AKQJ33 ken uae an artificial club VAK7 convention baaed aomewhat • K3 on the early Vanderbilt Club • 43 which ia • trifle too compli­ North and South vulnerable cated for description la these Sooth We*4 North East Fan 3 * Pan U columns. Pan 8 * Pan 4* One of the bids used by • • Fan Pan Pan Bobby Nail and my aon, Jim, Opening lead—♦ A ia the ACOL two bid aa uaed by moat Britlah playera. In |round, but atill show pretty thla system two eluba la a good bands. force to game and other two Jim's opening two spades blda are forces for only one ia an example. He ia n tri­ Wa Jha Woman VWT,THAT’S LAUD V TWIRLING AND r WMIRUNg»>J While nobod7 has been looking, Americxnx — singly ■nd ia imall group*—have been buaily and happily going la for rultural purauit*. According In a report from the Stanford Reaearch Inatitute of California the im- tiR W C U A W sf WPNTKNCW/ .A MILLIONYEARS OUT 3P ITS ELEMENT, THANKS TO MV SLOPPYHANDLING OP THISMACHINERY - -- BUT,OSCAR, FOOR GIRL J UPTOTHAV. WHATEVER IT tV .-STtU-Cio WERE DOINGALL WHCAN... f—f Z HOPED HE'D HAVE MORE BLOODTO DRAWOUT...SLOOP PRESSURE W DOWN ID BO , OVER JO, ..IS HEGETTING / CCRTItOHE?..WHEREt THE PLASMA? | t o W CANTWAIT) OCTHIM ^ INTOTHETRENPilENBURS POSITION...QUICtttX.. / cultural clod Juit doeaa't fil the facta. What are the facta? Well in America today there art more piano playera than U cenaed flihermen, aa man) painter* ai hunters and mort theatergoers than golfers. To get down to figures— RESERVATIONS and they are impressive. in T or — deed—33 million American: DINNERS play musical Instruments, 1! PARTIES million are Sunday painters ikelcher and sculptors, i and LUNCHEONS million go In for art photo graphy and a half-million an I 1 M 1 9 7 trying their hand at acting No one aeemi to know how many amateur wrritera then are penning poems and vir (jto to u lW n in q ioui article* and short ator tea. So obviously we American! aren't spending all our lei ■ure time in varioua time' tilling purauit*, or, even li trying to Impress each other Quietly but determioedly 30 million Americana an H IG H W A Y S 1 7 - f t using at lean part of theli N . F U N P A R K , FLORIDA free time "strumming, daub lag, carving, acting, aix Open Tara, tkra Sab singing," 5-1# P. M. Huoday - All Osy Let's Just hope this cul Opva Per bunch ture explosion goes right oi By UeeervatiM getting bigger and better - HIS 60MS OUTOHusi § ESCORTYOUTOTHE L'5 HEAOQUARTtKS. THANARMED GUARD/ . PAT O N L Y ONB HILL and got a FULL. GUARANTEE or tho retire Jobs Easy To caa bo arreaitd our Horw US Pr__ tF lupravosnret will hoodie all details. Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren By Oswald Jacoby fle too weak to fore* to game, but certainly ha a a fine hand. Bobby's three clubs was a positive reaponae and Jim Jumped to game to show that hla spade suit could walk by itself. One test of a good partner la ability to make the right bid at the right time and Bobby believed he had enough to invite • slam. He chose five apadea rather than four notrump because it Jim ibould show two aces Bobby would not know whe­ ther to bid six. The five spade bid was Just what Jim needed. With solid apadea and first or se­ cond round control of each unhid suit Jim went to the lay down slam. By Ruth Miiiett Tor most of ua have spent too much time already Is being mail entertained. It'a wonderful news that we're silently stealing away from the electronic box that once bad such a strangle­ hold on our leisure time to go in for a little do-it-your­ self culture. That's bound to make ua happier as well aa wiser. Two Tie For Lead In Loop The B ill' Hemphill Motorettes started 1903 season with t o Invlctaa and Pontiac* tied for first place. Hie game rating first place was rolled by Lorrtlne Spoils, subbing on the Tem­ pests, a 193 score and 447 aerie*. Next high series was 4S1 by Elaine Kostival on the Starchiefs. which Includ­ ed a 104 game. Kitty Purdyhad a 433 arnica with * 177 game and Rita Stela bowled IIS for a 433 aeries. June Ramsey got the 3-10 --------------- i*________ split twice and Elaine Koatival also mad* the 3-10. Bertha Neville end Isabel Goehom and Cocky Morideth made the M split. Kit­ ty Purdy knocked down the 3-7 and Betty Richey made the 3*10, 3-10, 34-101 An­ other two-spare maker was Ruth Petlla getting t o 34 and 3-10. MONDAY P. M. fits (*> Channel I Nowsreon (t) Evening Report ri) Warns Pander 1:03 (!) Editorial t:tt (I) Magic Moments la ■porta 4:11 (t) Mewecego (SI Mld-ria. Era. Report till <*) ft|.orta Picture (t( Editorial Commsnt l:t* (SI llennesey It) Waathar Chow till (St Brevard Nona t:4« (t) ■porta Rrport i:|4 (>> Orbit (I) lluntley-Drlnkley T:S0 (5) !’.!pct.rd 7:tt (1) Mllcnt service It) Digest Till (*) Welter rrronklta T:IS (J) It'a A Man'* World (II To Tall The Truth IS) The Dakotas t:tS If) t’r* (lot A drerst l:tt (3) Saints A Mlnnsrs (S) Rifleman (t) The I.ucy Show fits (t) sinner llurke (f) Nanny Thoms* Show fit* (3) Pries IS RUM (t) Andy Griffith Show lt:tt (t) Th* New Loretta Yount Chow (3) Brinkley's Journal (•> lion Cos*r It.3# (f) Slump th# Star* (31 Imago L'BA (t) ARC Final Report It:tt (3) Msworops n u t It) Alld-ri*. Fiaal Re­ port 11:30 (t) Wsathar 11:3s (f) Hollywest Marla Caralaead* tilt* (t) Tonllo Dhow (3) Catholic Church S*rVices TUESDAY A. M. t:tt (St Sian Oa t:Jt (3) Continental Classloom f:lt (t) Colls** at th* Air f:4S (3) B!*n On TIE (I) Todtp (f) Wake Op Marls* Till (tl Farm Market Ra­ wert (t) Mat* Nan# aid Wsatkor f:lt (I) Today (t) Pro-School Plannla* Tilt (t) Countdown News 7:44 (t) Mickey'* Ooeptl Tims Sift (tl Mlekty Evans Skew III* (tl CapUlR Kangaroo t;S4 (I) Wealkrr tsd Mam* t:tt (t> Today (II Cartoartlla Sift (I) Hat* Trooooc 1:41 (t) Jack I-atann* (f) American History :30 (s) Rnmpcr Room ■tea (t) Raws a latorvlsw* Ititd (I) lay Wkaa (I) Learn Hpanlsk 14:1* (t> Play Taur lluaak (SI I Lora Lacy (») Ann Botham Show !l>»4 (1) Prlca I* Sight (I) J*n# Wyman Prosent* Hit* (I) Th* MoCoyg llltt (S) Tours For • ion* Legal Notice la tbo Coarl of the Conaty Jndgo, Prsnlants Canty. Flor­ ida. la Probate. In ts i Ratal* of FRED a WILCOX. Drcoasod. To *11 Creditor* and Per**os Haring Claims nr Demands Agala*) Said IColatOi You and each of you aro haraby notified and required to present any claim* and demand* which you, or althar of you, may have against th* ostat* of FRED It. W1I.SON. dortatod, tat* of said County, to th* County Judge of Hrmlnolo County, Florida, at hi* offlc* In Ik* eourt house of said County at Banford, Flor­ ida, Within all ralsndar months from th* time ot th* first publication of thla no­ tice. Each claim or drinand ■halt be In writing, and shall ■1st* th* plac* of realdanc* and poat offlc* addrrea of Ih* claimant, and shall ha sworn to by th* claimant, his agent, or attorney, and any such claim ordemand not to filed ahall bovoid. A. Edwin Hhlnholatr Aa eseculor of th* Last Will and Testament of FRED R. WILJION Deceased Publish Dec. It * Jan. f. 14, 31. ltll. CDD-TI IM THE COt RT OF THSC COUATT ROCK. aEMtMOI.il COllMTT. FLORIDA. IR PRO. RATB. IN IIK: ERTATB OP TVASAP OKURdB Docpaood. TO ALL CREDITORS AMD PEMSOXg HAVIMO CLAIMS OR DEMAND! AUAIMST SAID R STATEl You an* each of you are haraby notified and required to present any ctalma and de­ mand* which you. or either of you, may hare agalnat tb* **• lata of TVAVAR OEUIIOE. dartaatd, lata of said County, to tk* County Judge of Retnlnol* County, rlorlda. at hla offlc* In th* court house of said Coun­ ty at Hanford. Florida, within all calendar months from th* time of tb* flrat publlcalon of thla notice. Two roplea of each claim or demand shall It* In writing, and shall atnt* th* place of residence and poet of­ fice addreaa of Ih* claimant, and ahall be sworn to by th* claimant, his agent, or attorney and accompantad by ■ filing fe* of on* dollar and puch claim or demand not a* filed ahall b* void. /#/ Mary J>Qeorgo Ad adinlnlatralrli the Estate of U’ AflAP aiCOIMlK. d»<**«■•<! Rill Nltm.3Kit AND TAMAN ri™i v*u .r.i lisllsinf i*. a Rot m i Sanford, Florida Attorneys for Adnilnlstratrtg Publish Jan. 14, tl. tl a Fth. 4 ISIS CD R — I I (!) Ceneentratlcu (I) Pet* A aledya TUESDAY P. M. 13:1# (4) Ixite or T.tr* (3) Tour Flret lmpfia* ■Ion (I) Ernie Ford Bhow 13:34 3| Harry ttaaaoner News 13:34 (II Truth or Cnnseq. »») Father Know* Best (4) Search for Tomor­ row 13:44 (4) Ouldlng Light l»i MM-Fee. Report 13:11 (S) \VDC Xewa Iteperl 1:04 i4) Mrhelor Father (J) v>«« - Weather 1:14 (»• I.afftirre (31 Kllmasllen 1:3t til At Th# World Tur*4 c i Selene* (»l Highway Patrol 3.4* (SI I’eesnord (31 Mere Griffin show (*l Day In Court 3:30 (4) Art l.lnkletter <») Seven Key* t:01 (I) Millionaire 131 Lorena Touna ID Quetn Per A Psy 1:31 III To Tell Th* Truth it) Who De Too Trust (!) Young Dr. Malone 3:14 (41 Douglas Edsarda News lill (4) Merret Storm ID tmerlean Handstsad (!) Th* Match Oam* 4.1* (I) Edge «( Night (1) Mshs Ream Pag Daddy (4) Discovery '41 4:3* <D American Nansaland 4:31 (J) NBC News 1:4# (*) ropey* Playhoasa (3) Best of Orouek* 1:33 (4) Superman 1:14 (4) End* Walt (D I (Ad ! Live* 1:31 14) Superman l.ll (4) Waather tn * Card Party Members of Uie Tourist and Shuffleboard club plan a card party for 7 p.m. Tues­ day. Next covered dish sup­ per will be held at • p.m. Jan. 22. Legal Notice IA THE cnl RT OF TIIE rnl'NTV Jl IIDE. SEMINOLE rot'NTr, FLORIDA. IM rHCSRSTE­ IN RE: ESTATE DF Jiit.tA i'. iiF.nitm; Peceaved. TO AM. rttEDITOH* AND PERSON* HttlND Cl. TIM* MR DEMAND* AGAINST PAID ESTATEi You and each of )oti ara hereby tintlfled ami required to present any (-Inline and de­ nismla which yuu. or ell her of you, may have agalnat tha ro­ tate nf Jt't.lA >’ URDItniL de­ ceased. late of said County. In the fountt Judge of Hemlnnt* County, Florida, at hla ofdco In th* court lionso of oald County at Sanford, Florida, within all calendar months from th* time of thr first pub­ lication of thla nolle*. Each claim or demand auwll Le I** wrlllmr, mid ahntl stale lit* hlac* of rerldrncr and post offlra adlrc.a uf tb* i-lalmant. and ahull hr sworn tu by Ilia claimant, hla agent, nr gttornry, mid any such claim op demand not ao filed ahall ba void. /*/ Mary J. Crorg* Aa administratrix of the Catntc of JI7I.IA I*. (IKORfin. ■1areasoil RHINHOIJIKR AND T.OQAN First Federal llulldlng I*. O. no* mu Hanford, Florida Altnrnrya for Administratrix Publish Jan. 14. 31, 31 * Fab. 4. 1*43 CDE—31 TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole T V N N Sanford A » . FA2-(119 Z«n*th Color TV Solro | STARTS SUNDAY laurnffurai RITZ NOW thru THURS. DORIS DAY in th* BIG MUSICAL of ’63 — HOW — Movies Are Clearer — Brighter • With More Depth Or Onr Now PK1BN DBBPUGHT HCRECN �-3 !? * W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, F A 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tu*»., thru Fh. - 9 P. M. day before Insertion. Mod. - Sat. BOOB. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru Frl. * 3 P.M. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. BOOB. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be reiponalble for more than one Incorrect iniertlon of your ad. end reiervea the right to revlae or reject any advertise­ ment from whit ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice * * t l « n t t u u l N m IIi i Tha Annual M tallne of th* mambara of tha F i m F»d«r»l Carina* and Loan Association wilt be hate at the efric* of tha Association on W td n n d a r, January It. t i l l , nt I ».m. CLASSIFIED INDEX I. L o st & Fount! -3. 4. 5. fi. 1. Lost ft Found Jiir LOST: Black (a t . white marking*. Wynne wood vi­ cinity. Reward FA 2 4H28. Notices - Personals Education - Instruction Transportation 2. Notices * rennnata Food PUBLIC NOTICE For Rent 1»A S pecial N otices .“I am operating my f lirralh KWEET1K PIE Mon. Jan. 14, *63— Page 9 12. Real Kiitute For Siilet 12. Real Kstntc For Sale 25. IHumblnK Services By Nadine Seltzer St. Johns Realty t : ie t im e t e s t f .0 116 N. Tark Ave. Hall Bun.) business at 2U6 North 7. Rusinesfl Rcntuls Park Avenue (in sruuod 8. Reach Rentals floor of (he Edward* Build­ 9. For Side or Rent ing) under my own name, ai 10. Wanted to Rent during the pa it four yean . I II. Reid Entitle Wanted III. Keul Estate For Sale have no connection with any otheT bait bond agency. A. 13. Mortgage Loans W. Antley. Balt Bondi.” 14. Insurance 13. Business Opportunity 10. Female Help Wanted 3. Education • Instruction 17. Male Mel)) Wanted m e n a n i T w om e n n e e d e d 18. Help Wunted WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE 19. Situations Wanted No experience Decenary, 20. Babysitters grammar school education 21. Reauty Salons usually sufficient. Train now 22. Build - Paint - Repair at home for job* with secur­ 23. BuildinK Materials ity. For details, lend name, 24. Electricul Sendees address, phone no. to: NA­ 26. Plumbing Services TIONAL TRAINING SER­ 26. Radio ft Television VICE. BOX 30 c /o The San27. Special Services font Herald. 28. Laundry Service ~ IB M 29. Automobile Service COMPUTER 29A. Auto Accessories TRAINING 80, Machinery - Tools MEN. WOMEN. ALL AGES 31. Poultry - Live stock NO EXPERIENCE 8tA. Pets NECESSARY 32. Flowers - Shrubs Exciting new career opportun­ 33. Furniture ‘tt’i t cold-wtrl W# each hair* weh a •tockpll* of ities are available lor quali­ 34. Articles For Sale •nowballa* w 'n afraid to atart anything!" fied computer operators and 35. Articles Wanted 3G. Automobiles - Trucks Programmers. The IBM field offers high starting 3. Education - lnnt ruction 6. For Rent 37. Boats • Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters salaries and unlimited op­ U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 3 Bedroom House. FA 2-3829. portunities to advance. 39. Trailers • Cabanas TESTS I E.C.P.I.’s ** P J t A C T I C A L Wa l l 19,260 Plumbing & Heating WANTED reliable couple to lake up monthly payment! of $13.30 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col* Icct. Very attractive 2 BK. t AIR CONDITIONING beautiful new brick Homes. bath home, situated on a CONTRACT and REPAIR 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dou­ spacious Ilk)1 x 140’ homeWORK ble carporte. Choice loca­ site with many trees, in 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 31. Articles For Sale tions. $14,200. $180 down. g'xkl residential area. Kit­ Si!) monthly. Monna Jarvis chen equipped, with healer, 2R. Rudio ft T elev ision Umbrella Tenia $32.93 tpe* 322-1810. water heater, blinds and cial, camp stoves, Army* automatic washer. Only YEAR END SALE Navy Surplus 310 Sanford 10 Acre* *4.000 FA 2 8708. $3oo down, and StV* per New A l -ed T.V.’l Big Ave. trade in •llowances. Easy month. A real fine home LOCH ARBOR boy I terms. Town A Country T.V. Spinet riano. Must be pick* 3 bedroom 1 bath home fur ed up in lids area. Can be 233> Park Dr.. 322-3362. $16*0 down. Total price purchased by payments of less than $12,000 T. V. Set vice ca!U. Call $18.34) per month. Inquire RAVENNA PARK Coy* T. \ . S«T. calls $2.09. T hom son Music Co. Col* 3 bedroom 2 bath home on Beat Estate— Mortgages FA 2 9tai3 on ul I’taza. GA $-4*77. lake Make offer for equi­ III N Par’. F \ 2-212U ty For quick «i'rv Ice c a l l . Electric Stove and Refrigera­ lb. I’cmnle Help Wnnlccl 111 yi n E. V. FA 3-0361. tor. $1* for botil, 886-4849 HUBERT A WILLIAMS Apopka. Healtor LADIES: Earn up to $2 00 27. Special Serv Ire* Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. an hour sewing babywear! 1962 Ztg Zsg. Makes button FA 2 39*1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Send self-addressed sliiinpholes, dams, with guaran­ Plano Tuning and Repair ed mvclope lo CUTIEStee.. 4 payments of $7.13. W. I. Harmon - FA 2-4223 Warsaw. l)-*4, Indiana. Ph. FA 2-9411. Stenstroni Realty Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-2111 Nights FA 2 0611 323 0700 2*24 Park Dr Ssnfnrd. Fla New 3 Bedroom. 2 buth home. No cash needed $61 a mouth. Taxes A- Insurant.r included. 322 808a. SINGER CITY of Suuiurd Civil Service SMWINU MACHINE Board will hold examination Sales and Service for qualified applicants lo Free estimate* in advance rstahiish eligibility list for Free home demonstration classification of Clerk-typist. CALL FA 2-6783 Requirements: ih to 4* Alan'* Fabric A Rugs years of age; Minimum edu­ 2*59 Park Dr. cation—high sclwiol graduate or equivalent; experience in KIUCtlDAIRE typing; resident of Seminole Sales A Service County for at least six G. H. HIGH months. Some knowledge ol 1704) W. 1st St. Sanlord general office practices and Ph. FA 2-3883 procedure* desired. Exami­ nation for qualified appli­ Refrigeration • Air-condition­ cants will In- In-id in Hie City ing men needed. We train Hall al 2:34) P.M. January you. Write Commercial 22, 1963, Submit application* Trades Institute Box 18, c- o lo Civil Service Examiner Sanford Herald. in city hall mil later Ilian INCOME TAX RETURNS January 17, 1963. U. M. Harrison. 1311 PalinutWOMEN to work In our downto Ave. Phone 322-8827. (own o f f i c e . Guaranteed hourly rate. No previous ex* WELLS DRILLED, P l'M l’S, SPItINKEK SYSTEMS |M<rienee necevaary. Age no AH Type* and Sizes •'.irricr. Hatfield IL «uiy We Repair and Service Service. Call KA 2-1281. S T I N K FI1EE ANY 2 COSMETICS. Machinery and Supply Co. TOILETRIES, worlli up lo 20? W. 2nd SI FA 2-6432 $2.39 retail. SEND NO MONEY I Just name, ad­ 29. Autumohne Service dress (or Ouilll with lull-size Cosmetics. Toiletries worth $1.82 retail. Send first or der in 30 days, arid Outfit Rack Glass liecornes yours FREE. Or W'inri.xhield Vent Ginas return Outfit, keep any 2 Dour Glims SKItVICK products a* our FREE DIET lo you. Oulltt sent lo prove S u n k u iik Glims and I'uiiit C om pniiy you can make good money taking easy orders from 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4022 Rosamond Chapman 1. Lost ft Found TRAINING PROGRAM" for Men-women, 18-32. Start high Racratarr as IHI2.00 a week. Prepara­ the IBM 1401 COMPUTER Publlah Jan. 1, H. t i l l tory training until appoint­ LOST: Small, all white shortC D * -T includes use o f actual com ­ ed. Thousands of jobs open. hatred, much loved female puter equipment worth over w n ra dog. Any Information, pteate Experience usually unncceatu b r o t . l o w inti fitvtwi $230,1X10. PEDONOtS'O TO OWNERS call Mrt. TUcek. FA 2-9463. Write today for Free Qualifica­ aary. FREE Information oa OP LA.X-D*. W H IC H HAVE jobs, salaries, requirements. been s o t .n roR taxer, tion Chart and Complete in­ Write TODAY giving name, AND W IirCH H A VE BE ES formation ( Please p r i n t ished, 2 bedroom house m UNCLAIM ED TOR LONGER address, phone and time Large 2 bedroom lYailer on name, address, age, tele­ T H A N T1IRBB M O N TH ! ARB DrBary. A real retirement large lake. Also trailer IN THIS CIRCUIT 4'Ol’ RT home. Write Lincoln Ser­ IN MT HAND AND tTNl.ERH phone and working hours). Ikime for $12,000. space. Adults only. Phone T H E OW NER ffHAl/L APPI-T NINTH JUIIIITAI. CIRCUIT, vice. Box 23, c o Sanford IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER FOR BAME ON - OR BE FA 2-7368. Herald. TORE FERR t’ A R T EtRRT COUNTY. FLOR ID* PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE 3 bedroom, frame house nn flat). t»e«, B t r CH ET-Nlm IN CHANCNNY NO, ITTMl Furnished Duplex*. One BOX NO 3 rU D N H A l, S A V I m S A L Mu it f large lot. In good resi­ W I U . 1IK PAID INTO THE 0. For Kent available January 13, one O E N K R A l. POND O P aE M I- UAtlK ASduCIATION, t o Sanford Herald dential area. Only $u,oou Plaintiff MOI.E COUNTT FL O R ID A : available lot of February. for thla IkHtte. C H A IM ,!* P E T E R * ON II.IT v*. Housci for renL For inforHARDEN W . HA TFIE LD and TA 2 3610. TP E l. LA M. ft matiuD contact Ted Wil­ L. E. BROW N *T«.H LOIINA HATFIELD, hi. w lf*; liams H irdwire, 303 E. Furnished ANNIE JACKSON K i l l L U W A L F CONSTRUCTION or Unfurnished Small, neat country home IT T H E COURT OF T i l B for only $3,300. Quiet neigh­ HK.VItT SMITH i n lZO.Tt COMPANY, a Florid* corpi-r- COI'NTY J t m i K . XEMINOl.K 2*lh St. House. FA 2-3016. at Inn, and II I D O L W O O D A n n u m t. dear n m borhood. r a i ’ S T i , i i . o n i n s . i s 1-110WOOD PRODUCTS C O , I S C , •rruitLiMi R. 4TF.. BedDktm, $4* monthly 2 BEDROOM home, kitchen 2 m : Aiinni.ET is.io a curpuratlun s ils lln * uiuUr U IV RK: KHTATL OF taANIB TURNER 111.44 tha law* of N .w JarMy, Like Mary. Close to school Call us and let us show you equipped. $73 month. Ph. l>sf*ndanta ISRAEL M. HA UNLB, T>*c*as*6. 4 stores. Mor.ns Jervis. FA 2-3303. NOTICE TO APPEAR these homes. n .t it ii to all rn cn rroae s x o 322-1810. Wllnaaa inp hand and a ffl- T H E tTA TH OF FLORIDA FM IO II MATIkD 4 ‘I.A IH i TOi H.4RI.KV W . HATFIELD Alt Lype* ol Beal Estate Hal »*at, thti tha t#th dip The Gablet, 401 OR D L M AVD * AUAINST SAID ROOMS, and o f January. A. D., l i l t . 1 BEDROOM house, kitchen Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0720. DORN A HATFIELD (REAL) Too a tut M fh of yon at* equipped, Lake Mary, Ptiuuc Addrta. unknown. Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr., TDU ARB IIK IIB lir NOTI­ lirroby noliricil anil raiiulra.) In BEAUTIFUL furnished room. Clark e f th# Circuit Caere. FA 2-4941. prttanl any elalm* and daFIED that a ault hat h»»n Ninth Judicial Circuit, manUa wMrh yuii, or allbav of Private home. FA 2-7431. 1n and for Bsmlnolt Coun­ Iliad aialnat you In lha abova you. may liav* a i iln i l tha aaLARGE, clean apartment. 111) N. Park Ave. Ph. 323-0639 anllltad causa. and that you ty. Plarlda 1* 1* of I8IL4CL M. llAnVUB. friends, neighbor* in spare ara required to flla your an- tk r fM ,d . late o f eatd Cflijnty, 1 Bedroom furnished ApartDownstairs. $60. 611 Park Ranford. Florida Pirk'rresl.3 Ik-dronru, t bath. • war with lha Clark of thta to (be t’ouuty JuJae of HemPubllah Jan. 14, 11*1. little. Rush name, address to Ave. mcnL FA 2-1462 Monday Court and to aaraa a copy Inola County, Florid*. *t lo ­ No down payment. Phone COB-14 HLA III, Dept. 6HMIA2, tharaof upon th* Plaintiff or o m , e In Ilia oaurt houaa of *ald thru Friday between 9 and FA 2-7678. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished attornaya, wlmaa County *t Hanford. IN T H E CJRCI IT COI HT OV 1'U ln ttffa Lynchburg, Vs. Florida, l p . m . « r FA 2-4301 otherT H E NINTH J I D H I 4 I . TIH . nama and addraa* la Blahop nltliln home. Florida room, carala calendar month* NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath times. Bornalcln, II Eaat IMna fr-rn th* lima of |h* flrat pub­ C I I T IN AND H H I ar.W I. A purte. Atr-Cond , corner lot. Ktraat. Orlando. Florida, not lication or Ihl* nolle*. Two N o t e COUNTY. PM IR IUA. home, large corner lot, 311 17. Mnlu Help AYtinted latar than January llrd . 1**1. rnplra nt aach elalm or damand FA 2-7819. ta Chaarrrr Na. ITT2* 1-3 Bedroom house. Close to Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ MEN 18 and over. While, To If you fall to do ao a Dacraa ahall h* In nr It Ink. and ahall IN EBi PETITION OP Pro Canfaaao will ba antarrd alale lha plar# «.f taaldanra and Soutbuiile School. FA 2-1462 FURNISHED Collage. Ughta P R A N K MACH He MM,1,4 V tates. V A—nothing down, make light deliveries in the A N D N A K C T MATTHEW'S aralnat you for tha relief da- p,-at offlre addreea of lha rlalm Monday thru Friday be­ monthly paymenU $92.00. and water furnished. Phone niarofed In lha Complaint. Thla *nt, and ahall he aw.im tu hy Me MIT.!. 4 N. Sanlord area. Car neces­ tween II 4i I p. in. or FA 2 8074 FA 2 2218. •ull la to foreclose a morl* lha elabnant, hla lea n t, or at■ trP L B M E N T A I, NOTICE FA 21717, • sary. lluUiehl Beauty Ser­ C«aa. Tha raat properly pro. lurney and areompanlad by a TO APPEAR FA 2 4301 otberUmes. vice, Cat! FA 2 1281. caadad atalnat lai M l Donald Lao Ph*l|ii flllne fe* of on* dollar and auch LAKE MARY—BRAND NEW OR ASSUME payments. 3 Bed­ Lot H . Work 1. W E A T II- rlalm nr demand not *0 fltad Addroti Unknown FURNISHED Apartment. 1902 room CB house, screened 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, (errazEltSKIKLD KlltST ADDI­ •hall ba Void. TOU W ll.t , T A K E NOTICE TION, according to tha 10 floor*, built-in range Is. Help Wanted that tha prlttlonara htrsln 1*1 BKTTV PIILKMAV Maple Ave. FA 2 0731. carikirle, itove and refriger­ plat thereof, na rarordail .4- eaecillor *-f II.a la -1 tiara filed In lha Circuit Court Large lot. Country atmos­ \ WATKIn S ROUTE In this ator. Call FA 2 61K). In riat Hook IZ, Pa«a («. W ill and Teatainrnt of o f tho Ninth Judicial Circuit, MODERN, 2 bedroom uafurnphere. No qnalif) itig lim -t IMI.llr Iferord. of Sam!IHItAKL M. UARNLU. In and for ■•minute county, area is open for semi re­ nola County. Florida. decaaiad IHied bouse. 1310 W. Third MONTHLY basil. Completely Florida, a pHltton for tho ssry. Move right in. Price tired man, or lady. Many adoption a f an unnamad min­ Tagathar with lha follow lnt Qeo, A. Spaar, Jr. furnished. Central heat, airSt. Phone Bartow 833-233t. $11,500. TERMS. Call lor or mat* rhlld born of Varda Dam of profiarly which la tn- Attorney for >ald ratal* seml-rcllrcd p e o p l e are condilion. 4 Bedrooms, 2 an appointment today. Frbrar Phtlpa an btctrabtr ratad In ami parmanantly In- lis t * MaaMilU Avenu* earning *No.oo lo $1uo |kt Hatifurd. Florldn. atallad at a part of tha Im­ 2 Bedroom bouse, kitchen baths. Recreation room with ii. m i. Publlah Jan. T. 11. Zl A Zl. 1*41 week depending on limr You ar# cotnmandad to bo prove m -it t on aald land; equipped. 130* Douglas Ave. fireplace $160. 102 Driftwood International of 1* I I c a c u e —iz and appaar In >ald Court on devoted lo the business. FA 2-0363. Furnact— Modal O ils H Lane, Park Ridge. FA 2 1*185. February 10. ’. I I I . at 1:0* a. ft* t j i i : 1 i n n tT COURT OF May lie you ,au qualify. E-D m. and thtro to ohow causa W IT N E M my hand and «k* THE NINTH Jt DICIAL t IR - UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ I BDR.M., Fla. Rm., plenty of why laid petition ahogld not Tor personal interview in REALTOR - INSUHOK taal of aald Court at San­ C ITT O r FLORIDA. IN AND bo arantad. ftF.WINOt-E COUNTY, shade, fenced. FA 2-2320. your area, write J, II. Meroom house, kitchen equip­ FA 2 4991 1919 S French Ave. ford. Florida, thla I»th day FOR (REAL) FLORID 4. IN CHANCERY NO. Garity, Willislou, Florida Arthur H. Br. kwith, Jr. of Dacamb'r, 1*41, ped. FA 2-3683. 13IT4 I BEDROOM furnished Du­ (SEAL) OVIEDO AREA Clark of Circuit Cjurt IN X T IT F T IuSA tMORTtlAOE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. lly i Martha T. Vlhtan plex. Utilities furnished. $3* 28* Miles South >a route 520. 19. SitunlHuiM Wanted Clark or th* Circuit Court COMPANY, a California cor­ TURN. APT. 2M0 MeBanvlUe. D. C. poration authorised to Iran*a month. FA 24)363. 2 New Home*. 2 full By: Marearat V. Tyr* M o fu lro . Vaorbla A Wall* act buaint** la tha St*ta of Daputy Clark m w a ll ptraat baths, large lot, high and Children kept. FA 2-4182. RENT A BED Florida. Elahop A Bornatair <p. a » o a a m dry. Built lo ta»t, .Selling Babysitting in my home. Plaintiff. Roilaway, Hospital 4 Baby 9. For Sale or Rent 54 Eaat Pina Mrsst Orlando, Tlorlda v*. Beds Orlando. Florid* Atturnaya for Patltlontra price us apprulMxl hy the FA 2 7432. 3 Bedroom Itouse. 2404 Stev­ UMTlrt L. V 4 KATLIN and Publlah Jau. It. Zl, II A Publlah Dec. 14, t l A Jan. T. By Day, Week, or Montb First Federal. Peaceful DOIIUTIIY M. WLUTLIN, hla en* Ave. Phone 349-4671. It, 1441. Fab. 4. I M l. wlf*. CARROLL’S FURNITURE and quiet. Near churcltcs, Day Work wanted. FA 2 8394 C D D -I* C D E .lt Dafendant*. Pb. rA 1-3111 11$ W. lit S t Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bsth School buses available, new NoTfCK OF *UIT home. Fenrrd yerd. Near TO- U j UIS r. W U U I N and Woman'* Club building 21. Itcu iily NnlottM DOROTHY M. W E S T LIN, WKLAKA APARTMENTS: NAS. 113 W. Coleman'Cir­ For appointment I,. !,. SPKl IA I, hla w lf* Rooms private baths, 114 cle. FA 27484. !UJ4 Tanetewoud Drive Faulk. 363 3187 or 363-3702. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Manta Marla. California W. Flrat St. End curl 33..V0 Including YOU AND HACII OF V. >U Good 3 Bcdroutn house. Ph. ~ 1 19.950 ic*£LMa<Spaia j r a j j a r A HU III IIKIIV VOTIFIBD >Ii»i|h' , set k atyle, ()|ien UnfurnLbed 2 b e d r o o m FA 2-0481. 2120 Orange Situated ill bcuutdul Lorh that a tult haa hern brought B-ooatarr salt J hep*r»taj Evening by appoint inonl. 3 huuse. 826 Escambia. Ph. Avr. aealnet you by INSTITUTION­ Arbor on targe too x 13* II Okie acMealar Experienced Ojn-ritors. AL M ORTOAdE COM r A NT. a 14 Aaoaadad JWUMtaaU FA 20274. Ivomeulte, thl« lovely 3 Bit California rorp..ration author­ HUland to New J?PhymUaniJaa 2 bath CI4 home is indeed 318 Pa Iniello Ave. FA 2 0831 York key II kporD froop ised to tranaart bualuaea li­ Furnished Apartment. Close 111. YYunted tu Hunt 11 Sodal Insatfa IS Xallerale the Mtal* of Florbla, Plain­ one of Sanford's best home Year around tenants want* is AurUla In. Ph. FA 2-2W . tiff, tu furaclu** a certain IT End H 21. Flee 14 leu I .Service* buy* in malty )cur>! lUHaara Mortgan* more particularly 3 bedroom*, l'a baiiis. ZltaJofM dearrlbad In th* Complaint 2 Bedroom modern House, i lill.iDAIHE East tide of Sanford. Write S* Waatkar filed In lhl» ault, which Morikit. equipped $il Catalina. This home is lulty equipped Sales k Service i n ancumbari th* fallowtne Box 30 c o Sanford Herald. 3 * _____ dexrlbad proparty, altual* In and offers such (me extra* House Wiring. Free Estimates *7 Ontfan MAYFAIR SECTION ifeinlnola County, Florida, ton Mutual amity FURNISHED apartment or .T O relln* at eenlral heat, fireplace, Sid \ih ion's It a mi aII Electric nronouii wl *s 3 Bedroom. 2 hath, family 40 Kiclamalion 21 Th* Doura ia .11 Joined home near-in by Herald em­ am' enclovisl large iainiiy 112 MaRiudia l'h. 1 \ 2-0313 Lot 4. Block It. IIL’ F T 31 Pwm onaalHi room. Available *oun. Ph. ploye and wife. Un year LKR H O M M ORLANDO, room Excellent financing I i '" ■■’ !■!_______ - . - ■- T J g urludpal 33-0360. kLOTION OSU. accordlne M rooking 1 round permanent basis. Ph. 25. I'lunililiiK rtv rv icw .May we aerie you? lu plat theraof recurdad 28 Stripling FA 2 2012—Fred Van Pell. In Plat lltiok II, P aie * S AparlmcM* fumlohrd or un PLUMBING and f . 1'uollc Raoord* of furnished. $43 month. Wa­ Mamlnol* County, F lorida Contracting k Repairs and for Other relief, and yoa ter included. Also 2 bed­ 12. Real K hIu I c For Kale FREE DELIVERY ar* rcgulrad to fit* your Anroom unfurtiitiied Garage loikcview home with lake 11 L. HARVEY Real Estate - Mortgages •tear to aald Complaint n llh Apartment $33. Pit. Day lha Clark of th* above etylprivileges in South Sylvan til N. Park Ave. 1 A 2-2420 204 Ssului J Ave. FA 2-3383 »d Court end to *erv* a ropy FA 2 3123 or Evenings Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms theraof on P l a i n t i f f * A ltorNO 8 3393. nar*. Ri>*LMt>:it<J, UCNIKNand 2 baths. Air-ConditionM l . . A RUMMAN, that A ined. Phone FA 2-T898. alay Pulldine. Miami l l . F lor­ 3 Rm. Furn. Apt. argv ida, not later than th* t*lh icrecned porch. FA 2-3164, day of January, 1141 In de­ between 8 a in A 6 p m J . \ V . fault of whlrh paid Complaint will b* taken a* co n fu ted by "ca ll Hall" FA 2-3641 CUSTOM M A D ] -SLIFCOVIRS "h' . 11 • you. Unfurnished 3 b e d r o o m 2344 $0 French Ave. DATED, at Namlnola, San­ House, kitchen equipped. ford. Florida, thla ZIth day FA 2 8346. o f Dacanit-ar, l i f t 2 Illl, (wo story home eraLenli#l M yiiji. • lu<qe|4 Rt aphoiili 1 1 1, (SEAL! Daily located, m ar ichuul. I'M Home lifmvsiei w .itlfn QwflfIMtf " IO^( DftVw Arthur II lu.kHiili. Jr, 1 SANFORD HERALD Bargain priced. FA 2 84H2. Clerk o f th* circuit Court I By: Martha T . Vihlaa WANT ADS Daputy Clark S BEDROOM home, m bath. W-IV O U--I«nd t 1)i I«a4|. II. DA a L-4179 ,t ^ . fji, fj», OA, L;4«79 Publlah Dec. Zl A t-.-i T. I b r :ng fast 2313 Uaicmonl AW'. Puotic M. 11. M WsrAKM KXTUrtIXE A4*\ l.n iv .a ( a C-AM. ML 4 -6 1 J* kjul ’ l i * AA 217101 Legal Notice Jolin E. Fox, Realtor Steinper Agency AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SSL™. s%rB rti sgas?z Stenstrom Realty R EU P H O L S T E R Y i f e ^ L /, SOFAS ,389 Hall, Realtor CHAIRS 339 CHAIRS >24.50 SOFAS '49.50 C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S G. E. Electric used stove. Call FA 2-8664 for information. FACTORY T 3 YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cord*. Scnkarik Glasa and Paint Company SiO Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4«22 Baby scales, balhlnctt, stereo hi-fi, sewing machine. Ph. FA 2 8016. Gas Range. Hollywood Bed. Dining Room Set, PhoiM KA 2J735. 2 Antique Farm Dinner Bella 910 S. Elm. Selling out. From SO to SOr# discount. Beautiful solid Panamalan mahogany gala teg table, seats 8 to 10. Top and leave*, full width board*. Price cut from $123 to $73. 6 ft. Harvest table, while pine $30 Grand­ mother clock, good tim* keeper $40. Deacon's bea­ ches, wash stands, tele­ phone s t a n d , cabinets, chairs, buffet etc., at giveaway prices. Robinson Furniture. 91$ French Ave. 10 Piece Dining Room ScL $123. FA 2-124)9. Kelvlnator Washer $2$. Ph. FA 2-0067. FREE use of our Carpet Sluinpoocr with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Mixed Beagles Puppies. $3.1)41 Carroll'* Furniture. each. FA 2-03*9, 111A, Pels 36. AutoniubDm • Trucks 112. Flower* - Shrubn Beautiful Camellias In Idoom GltAPEVII.UK n u r s e r y GnijM'ville Ave. Near 20th St. '60 Cltcv, 2 dr. Big Motor, new lire*. Excellent cond. Reas. 323-0866. 1933 Chevrolet Vk too Pickup Extra good. >10 8. Elm. ii.'!. F u rn itu re l.'xpd furniture, appliances, tools, etc. nought - Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 2 4132 FRKI5 ESTIMATE 37. Iloali* - Motor* Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Good! Your EVINRUDE Dealer Upholstering A Mattress reu- 304-6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-3061 ovalmg. New & Used Furni­ ture. Cell Nix Redding Mfg. 38. Motorcycle.H - Scooters Co., al 74)9 Celery Avo. VESPA Motor Scooters (new) FA 2-2117. $10 63 down k $3 32 Week­ Sell U* Yuur Furniture. Quick lySen ice With the Cash. Lewis Sale* A Service SUPER TRADING POST 2317 Country Club Road I A 2 48)77. Pit. FA 2-7928 HOLLERSo/SANFORD Y O U Spo!n 5?5& 33. Furnltara —1.... - Furnished House in Sanford. MSoO. 880 1819. Apopka. f ir m FA 2A1123 3 Bit House, near School, Pane letI Florida Hui. Low down payment. FIIA avail­ able. FA 2-60*3. 2626 Elm Ravenna Park. 3 Bedroom, Ave. 14k bath. FA 2-2319. Near Hunt Factory nut San­ Nice 1 Km. Furn. Apt. $42 ford Ave. 75' x 110' $ti!i.Y Mo. 612 Park. FA 23373. $2* down, gl3 month. I'li. FA 2-3249. 3 Bedrooms, 2 lull baths, Fla. Room. FA 27048. FOB SALE: Completely furn­ Legal Notice k ftsitforh W O N ’T R E L IE V E IT SALE 1SS0 I Al.l l)N 1 DiKir, Standard Ilanaiaission 1357 4 Villi.I.A4' Sedan DcVlilv I'uwvr And Air 4'ond. 1930 CO.MET 2 Door Md. 'I ran*. 1958 FORD S/W , 6 C )l. A /T 1956 KI IC lx 2 Door Special llmdrop Au'oinnlir 1962 FVM'U.V Slalion Wagon Standard Iran... Itadlo, llratar 1958 PLY 3IOI rii 2 Door V.8, Automatic 1957 1 IM 1096 7$0 4 111.3 ItULET 4 Dour \ >8. Automellc P l.t *l<ll 1 11 Station Ha|on 1 3 5 8 V l’a**., A ula, I'uwrr Hlerrlng 1856 (II,US 4 Door Hardtop Automatic Ami Power ( ( I R Q ML1ICUK3 M «« l 4 Door. Air Ceod^ I WWW Elect. Wlndowe And S«*l 1 9 5 8 r l,H V I,,,l' ,rl Air Condition 1Q M (T lo o r tutosaaik OLD8MUIHLE 4 Door, A ula, Trans, Air Condlttontag 219 U. 2nd EANFOUU - 1301 fiL PARK ; i ■I !L �IT If* U*iT* •infurB SFBUiPFP W J*n. ^ rrraT r i lT or P*sr« x h h q 10 m — • »a n § 14, r » , i1963 v w Jaycees DSA Deadline Slated Thursday BIRTHDAY BROWN IKS nro U icho three Rirla front Troop 447 in Lake Mary, Estelle 3 harmis, (front) is n transfer Brownie from Beaufort, S. C., and the two on the back row, urc Lynotte Breen, whose birthday was Nov. 3 and Phyllis LinRlo who celebrated hors Nov. 21. A troop party wns held for them at the regular meeting of the troop led by Mrs. Willinin McGhley. Thursday is the deadline fur nominations for Uic Dis­ tinguished Service Awsrd and the Young Farmer of the Year, presented each year by the Sanford - Seminole Jaycees. Thr public is invited to nominate a man between the ages of 21 and 35 for these awards. The Young Teach­ er of the Year is chosen by the member* of the leach­ ing profession In the county and the Young Sailor o! the Year, through nominations amt choosing among divi­ sions of Uie Sanford Naval Air Station. Nominations for the DSA and tlie Young Farmer may be made hy calling the Jaycee Information Office on French Ave. or hy picking Height of the aralog bloom­ ing season at Kllloarn Oardens State Park near Talla­ hassee is reached during Feb­ ruary and March. ff up nomination blanks there. The Distinguished Service Award U given each year to a young man whose service to the community, partici­ pation In all-round commun­ ity activities and civic en­ terprise* and leadership abi­ lity gives evidence of a last­ ing contribution to the com­ munity. Tom Speer, general chairmat of Jay ere week urges that these nomination* he sent tn at Main as possible, to insure deserving candi­ date* receiving recognition. boss , — _ ■ tig, iH U.s. Choice Flavor-Aged BEEFSALE Full Cut Boneless Round Steak G e t t in g U p N ights MAKE YO U FEEL OLD Mt*r 31. common ItHtfVSf or Bitidrr I f fliatlnna oft«H occur •n't ms? *r»k* f«t ttsi# I wrrmii from too frrriwiii ;»**••«*« both Aar and nliht. ftoronrt* %rtlf* rot] mar Iota tir#p and auffar fro:* l|mdtch«>«, llarkarli* and frtt old, tlrod 3H>ra*a*d, In such Dilution, CYBTEX usually brines f»«t, reUim# comfort b> furblni Irrlutln* farms in stronf. ari« jMna and br esia relief. Or* * * * z rx at druff^u. Z*rt better lan LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" IJ. S. Choice Flavor Aged fly - MOOD HOW CASH A great ninny factor* no Into the choice of ■ particular dress or blouse by the average weman. Fabric d eig n is one o f the most important. When you choose a particular garment be­ cause you like the striking design tn the fabric, be sure to consider whether or not it will near well, claim well, and (rent-rally pi ova serv­ iceable. DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS were celebrated in Troop 447, Luke Mary Brownies for the threo girls in the back row, Mnlury Keinberg, Dec, 20, Dawn Rhoads, Dec. 18 and Debbie Edwards, Dec. 25, In the front row are Regina Bates who will have a birthday on Jan. 21 and Bernice Blakcmorc, who was burn April 2. The troop observed the girls birthdays nt their regu­ lar meeting. ACP Program Deadline Nears Ail Semlnolo County farmYou must have signed up This apples to Vgutno* for •r> and grower* *r« re- by Tuesday to be eligible for cover rropa and application minded of Ui* deadline for cost-sharing on establishment of liming materials and frr- •lining up for the USDA Ag­ ricultural Cotuemtioa Pro­ and/or manent gram for IKS. lmprov*ment of per­ (Mixer* In citrus groves awl vegetative cover. other farming operations. A design which la woven into the fabric is usually more service­ able than one which Is affixed to ft hy pressure or embossing. Pressure application tan damage the fibers o f the yarn around the edges of tha design, creating a weakness Hint might raiise trouble Inter. Adhesive or emhosaed design- wilt sometimes wear out quickly or will be affected by cleaning. Extra csre In the handling ami claiming o f every arment Is part of our normal service. Bring us your clients and better clothes if it can be cleaned, we can clean it . . . . with CAI’ Ki S 1 Rack - Solids and Prints • Long and Short Sleeves Entire Cardigans Stock Vi PRICE Vi PRICE Mens Sweaters SIzph 40 to 46 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Entire Stork • Small - Med. * l.g. PRICE U. S. Choice Flavor Aged U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Prime Rib Roast Rib Steak SMALL LEAN WESTERN LEAN WESTERN Pork Steaks. . . . . . . 49c lb. Pork Spare Ribs TIIRIPTWAY THICK SLICED 49‘a Breakfast Bacon . . 2 lbs 89c Bologna - Wieners Homemade or Smoked Sausage ALL POPULAR BRANDS Cigarettes V* PRICE Slipovers & Rump Roast DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDKUKKS 113 PALMETTO AVE. FA 2 5292 Ladies Blouses • Ladies Sweaters LB. U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Boneless A blouse or a lovely drrs* may la- so appealing that its brunty will outweigh Its limited serviceability. If it gives pli-uiure it may still ho worth buying. PRICE SALE • Winter Hals Vi PRICE Girls Coals & Robes Cube Steak R eic- Cln. $ 2.19S?2.29 3 k . *1 Argo Catsup . . 14 oz. bottle 2/29c Lykes Chili With Beans . 303 tin 19c \MKIMCAN - PIM ENTO • SW ISS - A 07.. K \. Shurfresh Cheese Slices . . . . 19c Campbell's Soup - Tall Tins Meat Variety 2/29c Veg. Variety 2/25c Lge. Breeze Bremmer Saltines . . lb. pkg. 19c l imit 2 With ft.3 Or Morr Final Ordvr t V i PRICE A ll W om ens \ Wool & Corduroy Slacks & Pedal Pushers I \ v \ 1/2 / / PRICE k / l.imil 2 With M Or Mnr. Ordvr FRO ZEN Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Pizza Cheese P i z z a .............. 59c Sausage Pizza . . . . 69c 19* FO O DS Chocolate Sar» l.r* 14 Oz. Cake69 FRESH PRO DU CE CELERY LARGE STALK 10 T fa u ttu n w QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED- N M N I I 25TH & P A R K w ^ S T T L �I t ; f»% W ater Improvement Program Gets City OK ★ *** e lO6* By I-airy Yershel Nobody asked me but, why didn't the city investigate the S*nford Pipeline Company before they allowed crew* to put castings down for the jet fuel line a few weeks ago? Only asking. • • • *• a* £• <y Want to evade jury duty? Tell the court you are a ferryman or a miller. Thai's the law. Rut don’t tell it to Judge Yolie A. William t Jr. He know* there is only one ferry in the state (near Fernandina) ami no grist mills. * • • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ City Backs O ff On Jet Fuel Pipeline Called Serious Threat To ACL Engineers (U ln* # c u t fn r ii i i m t l i t The City Commission Monday night, looked into the hnrd faces of some 200 Atlnntie Coast Line em­ VOL. 5U ployes — backed off from allowing a million dollar iet fuel facility from establishing here pending fur­ ther study and a complete investigation into the WKATHElt: Cool with scattered showers through Wednesday. High today, fio-fiO. Low tonight, -ift-oll. United Press leased Wire E stablished 1008 T U E S ., J A N U A R Y 1ft, 196H S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ★ ★ N O . 627 Tshombe Ends Congo Revolt; Katanga Secession Over company's activities. Commissioners set Jnn. gs to hear "the other side of the story” from Sanford Pipeline Company officials belife reaching' any final de­ rision on the two mile stretch •if pipe whleh would go from < laike Monroe to the Naval Air Station. The action came after ACL Twelve applicants asked for The sources said Tshombe KLISAHETttVILI.K, K a t ­ earlier in the d ay' t h a t tary (,enor«l Tliunt and Congo Brothel hood Union Attorney the Sanford Postmaster's Jots Mack N. Cleveland Jr. said anga, Tlie Congo (U PD — Tshombe had surrendered bis Premier Cyrillo Admila an­ told Thant and Adouiu ho . . . Three made it and one's a Republican. Civil Service A direct pipeline tarrying the pipeline could have “ ad­ President Mnise Tshombe lm» forces to the United Nations nouncing that Katanga's se­ would return to Elisabeth ville Commission reporti today jet fuel from a source of verse effect., on the economy surrendered Kolwesl. his lust and announced the end of Kat­ cession n n over and granting to implement this arrange­ the United Nations freedom of anga secession. that only Julian Whigham, supply to the Naval Air Sta­ o f Sanford” and material bene­ stronghold III Katanga, and m o v c in e n t throughout the ment with his ministers as Tin* source* said Tshombe fit would be "negligible.” Stephen Dalint and Uuy M tion here would result in con­ Kut- sent message* to UN Secre­ province. announced the end of soon as the central governlen (acting postmaster and Cleveland, who represents siderable savings in trans­ part-time Republican) are eli­ five ACL unions, said 350 f a - , ,l,” *,lon’ U * il> rr portation costs, according to milies would he affected by ported here today, gible for the $7,395 post. j Derek Dodson. Ilritain's eon• • • HATB'tNG Commander Jo­ lliv jet fuel line, and the rail­ , sol In Klisabctlivllle, said ho St. John's Realty will start seph Tully. road, would face a substan­ Irccelvni the news in a mesremodeling the adjacent ga*o in revenue. , . . . . . ... , Pointing out that AJJs and tial. . loss . ... ,, , . sage from the Union M imnc line station today . . . About In the past the railroad has “ A3Ds use about 3,000 gallons company in Knlwctl. $10,000 worth. bren transporting fuel to the According to the reports, • • • ef je fuel for a four-flight at Naval Air Motion. Tslionilte conceded the integra­ 450 miles per hour, the Wing County Judge turned in ex­ Chamber o f Commerce Man­ cess fees for last year at commander pictured live tax- ager John Kiider defending tion o f Katanga with the rest •if the Congo and guaranteed pa je r “ as the one wiio is to. 188 02 the pipeline company, said the footing the hills for the cost freedom of movement for • • • lOiopuny liad a "bena fide con­ John Krlder, S c nt t n o 1 e ol tile millions of gallons of tract with the Defense De­ United Nations troops In Kat­ anga. County Chamber ef Com­ fuel used by the Navy jets." Lcdr. H ti k c Ellin gwood. partment and won the con­ There was no confirmation merce manager, and Sen tract In free competition. of the reports in Lepoldvilte, Bernard Parrish. Titusville, supply officer, said that pipe­ lit- said that the city would capital of the relltral Congomeet in New Smyrna Reach line officials have shown con­ be stopping free emerprlse if j R()V,.rnmc„t. clusively at the Washington next week to invite Volusia they Ignured the pipeline com Diplomatic sources fn Salis­ County officials to join In the level they can deliver Jet patty's reipirit. bury, Southern Rhodesia, said planning for the proposed S' fuel at considerable savings, (!. A. .Speer Jr., who also even including the cost of Johns Indian river ranal. lu>mg thi' line and building lepiescnls tbu ACL, said the railroad was slniggling f o r ’ P u r e s t City Merchant's ;,lhc facilities. He i,i o noted the bene (Us ils vti y nte and toot tin.* Assn, and members of the Forest City Community” Assn. ' t,f ,hr additional storage ca p -; pipeline company was a prl Four citrus men sur­ . -■ Hie termi- »jue serviev and nut any pubIn meet together at 8 p. m. ;,fltY available a! rendered theinsclvea early today to discuss plan* for 0,1 t u’ waterfront lie carrier. the present In December o f last year, this afternoon at the county improving the community. iI '•» *upP, rmrnt the sti rage tanks «t the Naval commissioners had approved Jail Ui answrr to chargee the pipeline and construction Lyman High PTA ts keep- , Alr sla,lonof grand larceny, bribery, of Hie million dollar jet furl lng up with the Governor's and conspiracy. facility. The company plans request that more a d u l t Indicted by the grand jury to pump 20 million gallons groups sponsor program* on I.EUPOLDYILLE. The Conof fuel annually to the Naval Monday, tlirue mrn were go (II PI) — A mob of 800 •’Americanism versus Com­ Air Station. munism." Program scheduled I J% ft J • | charged: shrieking Congolese stormed for loday's 8 p. m. meeting ^ Ralph Alderman, Orlando the British embassy here to­ in the school auditorium. fruit broker, two capiases day, runsuekivl offices, smashA passenger was slightly with seven counts each, ed window* and ilnew files in­ So far not a single nomi­ injured in a two-car coUis$3.non bond; C\ It. laiwder* to Hie street. nation has come In for the ion at 7:30 a. nV. today at Distinguished Service Award Onora road and Highway 17mjlk, Altamonte Springs The demun-trators nlso ripor for the Young Farmer of 92. fruit broker, one raplss with ped down n picture of (Jucett the W ar. Tom Speer, chair­ Seminole Raceway official* Trooper J. I- Sike* report­ Elizabeth and tramped it in man of the Jayecea W e e k ed that Mrs. Joan Hinchaugh, told the Casselberry Hoard of aevrn counts, »5,ooo bond, Hill dust. 7 bei e were no re­ told us today. Surely we have 31. of 2122 South Orange, was Aldermen Monday night that and Hilly Lamar Hammond, pot lx of major injuries al­ some young man between the treated for liruises at the they were “ ready, willing and I .on g wood fruit glower, one though one Ibilish stuff mem­ age of 2t ami 33 who has NAS dispensary. able" to perform road work capias with seven counts, ber vvus cut (lightly by flying served the community well The officer said Mr*. Mine- on Seminole Hlvd. as original­ 82.000 bond. glass. during the past year, and a baugh was a passenger in a ly outlined. The rioters attacked the uni­ All tbrre posted bond and young farmer who is making car driven by Roger 31. Bar­ "However, our Hoard of Di­ tin'-*)' in the la lief that Britain were rrleased from custody big strides in agriculture. ren, 35, of 2*»11 Palmetto. rectors doe* not feel we can op|Hi*ed tin current United Get those nominations in . . Driver c( the second car wa • go along with county proposals pending arraignment April Nations military intervention the deadline is Thursday. James S. Ilruce, 31, of 700 which would cost $10,000 more 18. in Katanga provlnre. police * * * Alba T. Hall. Orlando, Morocco Avenue. Orlando, than estimated by the Race­ made litlie nltempt to slop FIFTY-FIVE minutes iiflor tho Chamber of With the city undertaking Warren was charged with way and which makes no guar­ surrendered himself later them. Commerce opcneil Rh immilH'iHhip drive with u that water improvement pro­ violation of the right-of-way antee that the work would be and was In the process of Most of tlie demonstrators kick-off break font at the Civic Center Jack T. ject don't be surprised if by the trooper, aim estimat­ completed by Feb I." Clyde posting bond at press time. were student* Irom Louvnnium Willmr went on record ns Ireinjf the first worker .they dump the port term1* ed damage to Hie Brurc ear Hart, Raceway president, re­ University. Ihey stormed the to meet his quota. In the lop photo Wllher, mem­ mal plan. Said Jim Crapps at $500 and that the Warren ported. embassy sriruining nnll-Hiitber of Mayor Tom McDonald's team, hands in Iasi night: ■'We’ll lie too busy car was demolislicd. Hart said that the Hareway isli slogans and bulling stones. three memberships to Mrs. Camilla llrilee of the with water Improvements now did not have aufficicnt time or Some liroki into Hie building to worry about that termi­ Chamber staff. The one-day t'limpnitfii lyecume finances to take on the job as and ruslied opstalra to the o f­ nal." a "personal fetid” for the rnmpidini co-chairmen the county wants it done at fices. » • * (lower photo), Charlie Robinson (foreground) this time and, after a short Nobody ashed me but. It ehnlleiiKed Scott Kurus (stamlinjf) that his win"director's meeting" in hack sure stems funny not seeing ninn team would top Hums' winning team, with of Uie room, made a blanket An undisclosed number of Earl Higginbotham at a city sleak dinners for the ivinninjf workers and their offer to donate Jis.oou to "any­ men were indicted oil felony commission meeting. wives. Kurus accepted tlie challenge. By United Pres* International body" who could do the work charges In true lolls returned • • • Irom Lake Drive out to Hwy by the county gTand Jury Mon­ A new mas* of arctic air I wish Tom McDonald wxmtd drove trin|ieratures far below 17-92 and have it ready by the day night. use that gavel more. first of the month. Circuit Judge Volic A. Wil• * • TALLAHASSEE (UPI) rera in the Midwest today. Offrrs to widen and rrfur- Hums Jr. said this rimming Senate President B'llson Car Western Michigan, already City will buy a curb edger face the road uiing a clay base that names of the defendants raway said Inday he'd prefer fur some $300 which will haltered by high winds and with at least a one-inch sur* and contents o f the Indict­ that the governor rather than Isolated snow squalls, braced really Improve the appear­ face cep made last week by ments may not to* divulged un­ the legislature Itself rail a ance of our parks and streets. for a pkedirted four inches of • • • new snow which forecasters the Raceway were termed til the men named are appre­ special session on reapportion went. How come two of Sanfoid saiil could make the situation "Sub-standard" and were not hended. accept a hie to the county. Chief Deputy Sheriff James Asked il he would resist a top eager* sal on the bench “ real critical." However, the county had J. Singletary reported dep­ self-starter call should Gov Newly elected Casselberry t Lunn, who represents Cas­ The mercury fell to 27 below in Friday's till? • a * at International Falls. Minn., agreed to participate to the uties were endeavoring thi* Farris Bryant stand pat on Id* Alderman Ed Lunn was un selberry on the Seminole Gas There's no truth to the re­ and 38 below at Lone Hock, extent of providing rock and morning to take the defend­ present refusal, Carraway said ammously appointed chair­ Authority and is chairman of "I will cross Hist bridge when man n( Hie bourd at Mon­ the group, and Overman, city An unofficial clay and to keep the road open ants Intu custody. port that Hie Florida State Bis., cariy tu two-way traffic while work I tie 17-man grand jury t rnme to it.” day night's meeting after building inspector, were giv­ Rank has been designated as reading in Ray field County, was In progress if the project Monday heard testimony from Rut whatever method ts new officials were sworn in en permission lu retain their U'i*., allowed the mercury a Bird Sanctuary would meet county specifica­ Charlrs A. Bradshaw, owner used, he said, a derision get- by the new mayor. Fred jobs for the present time • a • 10 below rero. tions of the Ill-Acres company of ting the lawmakers back on Heath wiio received las oath Clear skies over St. Paul. Like Square d a n c i n g ? First business of Hie new Forest Ijtkc, and scvrral state Ihr Job must be made by Feh. of offlrc from retiring mayor, board, after routine- apixilnlClasaes start Jan. 21 at T Minn, hclprd drop the tem­ officials. t at Hie latest “ heeaJse time Carl .Stoddard. perature to 26 below. p. m. at the Civic Center. menls were made by Mayor a s * Bradshaw previously had is running out on the legisla­ Other new members of the IlcaHi, was to retain Kenneth __ Page T Bridge stated that hi* firm had been ture's doing anything." board are L. E. B'oodham* McIntosh a* city attorney and Asked for s round of ap­ Class ifed .. __ Page 9 bilked of more than 1200,000 and Art Lego. Holdover mem­ to instruct him to contact the plause, cilirens of Casselberry T a lk s Resum e Comics Page 8 through falsification of Hie NEW YORK i UPI— Federal bers are George Howard and ARC Garbage Co. fur collecpresent fur Mondsy night's __ Page 7 Dear Abby pound-aolid content of or­ Special Meeting Cliff Overman. meeting of Hie Hoard of Alder­ mediator* m e e t separately tion of its franclse rebates Page 4 Editorial ange*. A special meeting of Hie B'oodhima and Lego Im­ which arc <7uo in arrears. men (and the house was pack­ again today with both sides Entertainment Pagr 7 The jury commenced bear­ Auxiliary to the Lake Mary mediately resigned their re­ ed i Instead gave an extend*d in the waterfront strike in a The board aiao voted to Legale „ . Page 2-1 A 9 ing teeUmony at 10 a. m. and Volunteer Hre Dept, his beeo spective appointive posts a* ask tha county to build up and well-deserved standing renewed effort to break Hie Hustle ------------ Page I reported Ha finding! to Judge rilled for 7:30 p m. today to Zoning Board Chairman and the bridge on Seminole BUd cvatlon of appreciation for wage contract deadlock that William* shot tty before (i p. in. make plans for the annual Recreation Commission chair- whirl's was reported to have Society p -r a Paul Bates, retiring board has paralysed »hipping opera Monday. Sports . ___ ____ Page 10 |barbccuu on Feb. 9. 1turn Hons irom Maine to Texas. "aunk" about six Uu.bc*, chairman. Fifty summonses were Issu­ ed for call for possible grand Jury duty but Judge Williams slid the sheriff could s e n e only 21persons. Hedidn't in­ dicate what was tl»c score on the other 26. Eighteen were seated and they excused one of their number. • • • ★ ★ Pipeline Big Tax Saving, Tully Says BuBSetin Congolese Storm British Embassy One Injured Ready To Work On Road-Hart ★ ★ ★ Jury Returns 'True Bills' New Arctic Cold Grips Midwest Let Bryant Call Session Carraway Says i4 Herald Index Slated The initial ste p in tho n tiift o f n n ear m illion d ollar B itter Improvement protrntm f o r Sanford invlutllitK it u a t e r tr.'nt* m ent plant and well field was taken by the Cily Com* mission Monday. Commissioners a uthor 11 e:t City Manager 3V. E. Knowles to wt up .i meeting with en­ gineers Clark. Dailey and Diets to negotiate a contract for engineering plant for the start of the program which is expected to be in tlw $900.noo price range. The program wlien comt'lct. ed would include a new well field, treatment plant, stor­ age facility and transmission lines. Hie city has already bud­ geted $10,000 this year for Uni start of the program which includes the drawing up ut plans. Knowles empliuH/cd (hat if the city doesn’ t initiate steps at once In it's water program "it wouldn’t be too far atom; when water rationing would be a must Jwre." Knowles stressed that with the new Hunt Company plant, tlie city water supply Is in serious trouble. In other business, the c»»nmlvsion, awarded the low bid to the MacAsphalt Corp. of Lakeland for its 1903 resur­ facing street program at a cost of $22,117; • Named I-eroy Groover and ic-pPCiQtcd R. L. Harvey t» ment gave him u safe conduct pass. Report* reaching Elisabethville said Tshombe made hi* announcement at a news con­ ference in Kolvvezi this morn­ ing. The reports came us UN Indimi brigade rommnnilrr Brig. N'orhana prepared for a final assault on Kolweii, Hie last Katanga bastion. An Indian spokesman said this morning the bridge ever the l.ufiru river had been com­ pleted and Indian armor was prepmed to movu foruard from Jailotvilie, Although Tshombe was re ported to have said lie mid hi* ministers would return to Elisnlietli ville, then* was some speculation here whether he had the full barking of all members of Ills cabinet. It Was thought Hint Interior Minlatrr tlodifroid Muiiougo, who it bitterly opposed to the UN, wax likely tu hold out to the hitler end. tlie City Plumbing Hoard. m w A ... Award To JFK NEW YORK fIJP1) — Presi­ dent Kennedy will recelva the lUlilt American Legacy Award of tho Anti-Defamation Lea­ gue of Il'Nul It’rith. Bill Prompted WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Republican Lender Ev­ erett M. Dirksrn, III., Monday introduced a lull Hint would make arbitration of maritime strikes compulsory. Snubbed OXFORD, Miss. ( UPI) — Negro James Meredith was snubbed by about 15 while students Monday night when lie sat down at the University of .Mississippi cafeteria, Lunds Safely 1111.(9, Tawnii (U I'D — An Air Fore* Cl 18 with 78 per­ sons aboard landed safely at Hilo ail port .Monday night, flying m arly Loom miles over Hie Pacific with one of its four engines out. Still There BOCA BATON, Fla. (U I’IJ —Gen. I.mins Clay said Mon­ day there still me "sub tailHut Russiun lank forces” in Cuba tint he anticipates the withdrawal of Soviet troops soon. Lunn Named Chairman Just Talkin' Of Casselberry Board Talks BERLIN ( UPI) —East Ger­ man Communist party leader Walter Ulhricht said today tbut Best mid Hunt Goi many begun prcliminniy contacts lust full aimed at diiecl politi­ cal talks. Healthy Boost Lead Sought In Tropical Holdup MIAMI I UPD—Police said they were following up "a pos­ sible lead" today In a $108.(XX) holdup at Tropical Park raco track by two men whose work clothes blended with cleanup crews. While stunned workers gap­ ed. the men rushrd the cashier and guard Into a broom closet behind n cigar sland Monday, locked it with a padlock Ihey had brought with them and dashed away from a parking lot. Police said the men got about $80,000 in unmaiked bills (rum the day's handle of $969,891, $25,000 ill checks and $3,500 in caslied in tote tickets. The track said the loss was in­ sured. Kennedy Gets Tax Cut Promise WASHINGTON (UPD - D e m o c r a t i c congression­ al leader* today promised Kennedy speedy consideration of his Income tax reduction program. Kennedy discus ed the tax legislative situation wi t h House and Scnalr leader* of his own party at their regular Tuesday breaklast meeting -it tlie B'hite House. Speaker John W. McCor­ mack said that alter Hie Pres­ ident presents his special tax message Jan 21, the House Wavs and Means Committee probably would proceed quick­ ly with Iwaring* on his de. tailed prtqmsal* for a net $t« billion reduction in federal tax rates, phased uvrr a threeyear period. WASHINGTON (U PD — President Kennedy's record new military budget wdl boost production o f conventional weapons and pi itlies but cut An orgnniziitiunnl study o . manpower mid reduce funds the Municipality of Casselber­ fur new ships construction. ry «» prepared by Hie ISulliu* College Center of Practical Polities under the direction of PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Dr. Paul Douglass and BurEmployes of the I'liiludelphlu burn Kuiner bus been complet­ Transportation Co. ( P T C ) ed and copies huve been deliv­ went on strika as achrduW at ered to Casselberry. 12:Ul a. m., today, halting all Interested resident* may tebus. trolley and subway-clev- eura * ropy of tha study rq. a led line* svi'viSg more than a port by ruotuitliiK Cussrlbcrmilium ridur* daily. j ly Mulsbal but bawyit. City Study Is Completed On Strike ^ � 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 14, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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