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W HITE HOUSE E V A P O R A T E D a; Carton Of IS - Fluid Ounce Cun* �^ *% # Cjw less Than 50 Per Cent Vote Seen In Seminole City Will Elect Five Te Offices » ***e i O c * Less than SO percent of | The Stato Board o f Control Seminole County's lfi.co* reg- j has announced It will make ita iiterctl voters is expected to i selection of one of 23 sites ia turn out Tuesday to exprest six counties at ita Dec. • their respective choices on meeting at Boca Ratoo. How* state and county laiues, se­ ever, it hai been learned that lect three of four candidates the County Commission will for school trustee and, in the be apprised beforehand if A city, elect two commission­ Seminole site Is under con­ sideration so that soil borings ers. Gov. Farris Bryant already and other tests may b« madn has been quoted a- expressing before Dec. 8. • • • concern over the voters' Also to be voted on Tuea* apathy toward three amend­ day are three amendments t* ments to the state constitu­ FRED DISTUNE R A Y SLATON DONALD BALES EARL HIGGINBOTHAM TI10S. S. McDONALD A. L. WILSON ... the state constitution: tion. t—To ehange the date fof The county's 23 polling piares will be open for voting election of governor and cab* inet members to an o(f-prcii> from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tues­ dentist election year. day. 3—To permit the State tn • • • sell $73 million In bonde fof Main Issue of local Interest capital outlay In new uni* Is the race between Mayor versltles and Junior colleges Thomai S. McDonald and and other institutions of high* former Ma;or Earl Higgin­ er learning. botham for McDonald's teat W E A TH E R : Pnrtly cloudy through Tuesday; high today In tipper 7 0 s ; low tonight in 60s._________ 3 — To permit the Slat* on Ihe City Commission. Both Board of Conservation to set) candidates have been cam­ VOL. 56 United P ress Leased W ira Established 1908 MON., NOVEM BER 4, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA N O fiST revenue bonds for the pur* paigning vigorously . . . but chase of lands for recreation* the public has shown little in­ si purposes and for water terest in the contest. Winning conservation. candidate will he seated for three years Former Mayor A. L. Wilson is unopposed for re-election to his fourth term on the City Commission, lie issued a statement today, which reads, J O H N KE IM in part: “ if elected to serve Atrrt Sanford police, aided There was a flurry o f ex­ another term I will, as in the hy a stroke of good fortune, citement this morning at the j past, slrlve to represent you, nppichcndrtl two armed exLegion fair grounds with last the people, fairly and impar­ convicts early today in connec­ minute preparations in prog, tially in your city govern­ tion with th? safe burglary of rrss for today's official open, ment. Working always for or­ a grocery store on French TALLA1TASSEB (UPI) - « ing o f the fair. derly growth and expanskm, A quarter of Florida's S.i Avenue earlier. City and County officials keeping the host Interest of million eligible voters are ex* In Sanford City Jail are . . will be on hand at 6 p m. for our taxpayers in mind, so as peeled to mark their ballots Eugene llattrn. 31, and Clar* i) 0 ,( ) i) L 1^111*0110(1 the ribbon rutting ceremony to give a maximum of bene­ Tuesday with the prime is­ cnee .Moore, .'It, laith Negroes. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) that will signal the opening They were charged with sus­ Enrollment In Florida's 28 fits and services for the low­ sues o f college construction o f a week o f festivities at the and state elections In the bal­ picion of breaking and enter­ junior colleges this (all to­ est tax dollar." annual I.egion Fair held south • • • ance. ing the Little General Store, talled 541,051, School Supt. of Sanford on Highway 17-92. Wilson also urged all quailThe hallott will be clut­ £30.1 French Avenue. Thomas I). Hailey reported Trophies and ribbon* will I* |lied voters "to go to the polls tered with local Issues In When the pair was appro, tndav. awarded to she winning ex­ •tlld suppuil Die statewide many o f the large counties, hcudcil around 2 a. m., n small hibits anti outstanding live, 1amendment on higher educa­ but Interest will be centered safe containing more than $800 Note on the spindle: “ A lit­ stock entries. tion along with our local coun­ sround a $75 million bond va* found in the trunk of The large tent housing the tle bit of fun and Impish mis­ WASHINGTON (UPI) their automobile, along with Rep. Richard Rolling. B-Mn., ty Issue In order to provide amendment for college con­ chief went out of our lives livestock is packed with a fund* for tills most worthy struction and a proposal te Imrgurly tools. this morning. We found our variety o f animals including fears that congressional fail­ cause." switch election years of the kitten dead in the street. Our such things as turkeys, ch ick -1 ure to enact an clfertivc civil Another race which has not governor and Cabinet. A .38 caliber pistol was nlsu rights bill might lead to race daughter's heart is broken, of ens, donkeys, rabbits, goats, excited much Interest is the Also on the statewide ticket found in th« automobile when; riot* and ' actually wreck the course, but she'll get over it. cows and horses. vlmdion of three school trus­ la a proposal to authorize the There are many outstanding Police Officer* Lariy llnntiick| I'nitcd States." If you were the driver of that tees. Seeking re-election for Cabinet to finance the pur­ nnd .Mill Rumbley iimdo the car, don't feel that we blame displays pres*two-year terms are Donald chase of recreational land arrests. you — kittens are small and organisations nr ihe runny Rales, Fred Ristline and Ray nreas with bond monies. It was a speeding offense quick and hard to see. But depicting their many activi­ NEW YORK (U l’ l)—Police slaton. Also in the race is a 17te three statewide Issues do drive carefully — little ties. which lead to the pairs down-' |0(|ay continued dragging the newcomer, John Keim, re — all constitutional amend­ The Sanford Garden Club children are small and quick, f“ *iHarlem River for the bodies tired Army man from Lake ments — cannot go on the too." has nn outstanding horticul­ (iffi-.-r Hamrick stopped „f three person* killed with of-tho-WoudL hooks without approval of the • • • ture exhibit. The Homo Deni* Hutton's II u t O m <•h i I e fo r , ,.iK|lt others when their car Voters also will pass on a SIGN OF THE TIMES: A ■lustration Clubs, American speeding in tho vicinity of the hurtled a low barrier at the 2.75 millaiie for the school voters. The college bond proposal, helicopter seen spraying Red Cross, Santord-Seminnle store on French Avenue. At f(M>t of a dead end street and district and a one mill levy which la expected to pats de­ groves near Lake Mary early Art Association and many lo­ I 'l L E ’ UI* O F T H R E E C A R S , on e n top th o cith er, wits fm itn stic, law n fthe time tho officers had no plunged into the water, for the school building and spite a warning by Gov. Far­ this morning. ii c e r s rep orted th is m orn in g in te llin g o f u s m a s h -u p on th o S t. Joh n s cal industries are presenting knowledge of the store burg­ bus reserve fund. ris Bryant that “ voter apa­ j attractive displays, ns are D iv e r Lriilgo n o r th w e st o f Luke M on roe. lary. However, on passing the T l '0 0 | ) 8 D l j f III Of prime interest to all thy" could kill it, drew sup­ The North Orlando Civic j some 0f the individual com­ market tho officers noticed it j RABAT, Morocco (UPI) — county voters is the county is­ port from Sen. George A. Association will meet at 8 munities. had been broken Into, nnd, on Heavily armed Moroccan and sue. If approved Tuesday it Smathers, (D-Fla ) and State p.m. today In the Civic Build­ The mobile X-ray unit of checking the Inside, discovered Algerian troops dug in today will permit the County Com­ Rep. Fred Karl ef Daytona ing for the regular monthly the Tuberculosis Association the safe hnd been taken nnd at the Moroccan desert town mission to continue in ita ef­ Reach Sunday. meeting. will be on hand to give free the food rounter wrecked. of Figuig, where fighting has forts to havo the proposed • • • Karl la an announced candi­ X-rays. They then found the safe in Hared despite a ceasefire East Central Florida fourdate fur governor In 1964 on County Agent Cecil Tucker Pago Combined Shows has the men's cur. between the two North Afri­ year state university located the Democratic ticket. aald t o d a y the “ Citrus set up a midway to provide Police Chief Roy Williams can nations. in Seminole County. Garrett’ s Department Store Smathers warned hi n School" has been postponed fun and thrills for young and • • • said hia department Is investi­ speech at Fort Pierce that the from Tuesday (tomorrow) old with their latest amuse­ One motorist was Injured |control of his car In approach- will hold an Open House from gating the possible connection! K i l 'C C lU 'D C U Five sites In the county evening to Nov. 12. and a bridge tender and his j ins the entrance to the St i 7 until 9 p. m. Thursday at of Rattan and Moore with I |||AMf <tJI'D—Everglade* have been proposed, one of. state'* population Increased ment rides and eideshows. • • • School children will In; ad­ wife escaped injury at about ' Johns River bridge at the Its new location, 2<>0 East other burglaries and break-ins h lrt. Control Chief Guy J fi-red grain tiy throo property by 78 per cent between 1930 ami I960 ami "now It the I northwest corner of Luke Traffic on the busy Long- mitted free on Tuesday and First Street, the former in the area recently, lie spec4- 1 |!t.ni|,.r ja |,| Sunday that a owners. However, if the State time to act if we don’ t want wood-Oviedo Road was dir­ Wednesday with their special 2 a in. Sunday when three \ionrot. |Yowcll Store. fied tho Homs Builders Sup- change in wind direction Board of Control should se- tn slip out o f the space age ected by North Orlando Vol­ passes and are eligible for the car* stacked up atop ra d .; The o fn c m rrpor(,^| Dll. I . , Business at the present 1o- ply Company on West Sent- brought under control a n : lecl one of the other four sites hack into the horte-and-bugunteer polica for the Hallo­ free prizes to It given away. nlhcr and Ihe bridge tenders |alu-)'s car jumped a guard catM)Ili Kajl Kirjt strcrlt mole Boulevard. Tho firm was Kvrr glades tire which had it must be purchased. gy era.” ween spouks and goblins out home nearly wrecked. rail, smashed Into the parked ' vj|, ,,0 r |u<ei| u(ll.r today, Ihe vole Tuesday will debroken into Inst week nnd a| covered parts of Miami with trick or treating last Thurs­ car of Ihe bridge tender, Matt M ( ; a m .lti nuIlaler. Isaac Dulaney Jr., 3d, of termim- Ihe County Commls snfo con tain ing a b ou t $1 100 a blanket of smoke. day night. Orlando, suffering from in­ Olll. In the smash-up, OHt * announcing plans for tfw „(U|en. .ion, it one of those four sites Drowns In Canal • • • • •••*■ « n r n i l li e s ••fries > n n e l/ n rl . . 1 |{0usc celebration, said ternal injuries, was reported u r ended up atop s parked MIAMI REACH (U l’l) — is selected, may call for a The public hearing on Caa,loor in "fairly good" condition to­ compact car. with Dulaney's |(K,Jy ,hal lh,.ri. wi„ special election by the county Martin Lawrence, 71, drowned The FBI files in Daytona MIAMI (UPI) — Seventeen sellierry’s new zoning ordin­ day at Seminole Memorial ear atop Dili s. prizes, including a M'11. °[ Beach show that llatlen and died ill Florida week freeholders to approve or re when he fell Into a canal, po­ ance will be held at 7:30 p.m. I Hospital. The car ulso damaged the sllvcrpUte and that the first Moore both have long record* lra(|,c accidents that ill ject a Ismd .issue to raise lic'd suiil. A woman heard hie today in the Women's Club S t a t e troopers, sheriff's bridge tender's home in the too women attending will lie of hreuking and entering 8011 eluded t o u r double fatality funds for Ihe purchase of the ac'rc-ums nnd called police but Search was being pushed Building on Overhrook Drive. deputies and Constable Bob rniddlo of the bridge. Mrs. presented a carnation. safe-cracking offenses. j c rashe*. Frank Garcia. 68. of site and subsequently pre­ they were too late to save • • • for two Negro "m uggers" who |Carroll said that Dulaney lost Dili had just left her bedMrs. A. E. Mallcm, who him. W. E. .Matties, manager of Tampa, died at a hospital sent it to the state. For the kiddies about to heat and robbed Thomas Ru«H room moments before Hie spent the first dollar at the the Little General store, said Sunday night from injuries re write Santa Claus, hia address and his wife, Winnrlt Bush, cr.i'h. Officers said Dulaney present location, will ia- given the break-in early this morn­ reived Friday night when with the new ZIP code num- nt about II p.m. Saturday was thrown from Ids ear and another dollar to make any ing was the second time his struck hy a car in Tampa. be* ia North Pole 'J9701. Or when they closed the Semi­ smashed a porch upright. ; purchase of her desire at store hud been burglarized . so, Postmaster Cecile Heard nole package store on High­ Officer* estimated damage (he new store thus giving within a month. He said the K x -I T C I T I IC1* LzOSCS way 48 EasL reports. at Jii.OCil—ll.nnn to Ihe guard Garrett the unusual distinc• • • storo was damaged uhout $10 ATHENS (UPI)—Tho mod Mrs. Bucli. who manages rail. $1,000 to Ihe house and tk>n of liuving the two ‘ first when the burglars destroyed c-rate ('enter Union party, North Carolinan in town this the store, lost |200 of her perThe niinniincriuent that Met-' ft '*6) to the three auloino- dollars" spent in his business. a counter to reach the cyl­ which charged that Greece's , morning, saying he ia inter­ sonal money. Store receipts biles. On display will be old fix­ indrical floor safe. were not stolen. v " Lane, maintenance superlast elections were fraudulent, ested in placing a new radio tures from the Yowcll store Chief Williams noted there! defeated f o r m e r Premier Bush -----reported when w hen they . |vUor “ L thHLn 1 lan‘ ha» station in ihe area. “ Ire in contrast to new modern has been a “ large number of C o n s t a n t i n e • • • CaramonClosed the store they found th* F fixtures in the budding. Alio hrrak-ins in Sanford, Orlando Its' comeback hid today but terville • flat tire on his car, the tire I” f" r ,h* r,*w C.lndervi , u t r tin ins isar, n ir iiio ■ Mr*. R. E. Porter went Volunteer riri* ibpnrtmrnt. on display will he Garrett's and Daytona Beach recently. apparently f e l l short of shopping Saturday and dia> valve removed. Mrs. Bush 1 collodion of museum pieces We believe tin- arrest of thesy enough votes to govern alone. crossed to a pay telephone to j * "* F ''y James covered saleswoman Rosa Ijc t including old violins, money men will stop vima o f them." Hamilton and she have some­ rail . service car an.l found Mich4,el‘ president o f the deand papers, many of which the wire. cut. | parlmenL ilatten and Moore were both thing in common . . . the DAYTONA BEACH (UP!)— The twro masked Negroes recently released from RuiA cracked water main on date hack to the lWioi. same birthday, Nov. 17. They Rep. Charles Holley of St. ford I’risoii. were born on the same day then appeared, beat the cou- ^a r,nHUnt Drive in Sunlund , West First Street caused w apie and fieri with Mrs. llu-h’r Estates, take* over us chief jrr (o tj,ul 0fy f „ r Petersburg, an unannounced in 19? T. • • • candidate fo r Republican purse containing her own $200. ullh nlunF >''ur* n t *'re f ’ght- thrre hours in West Sanford Con.Uble Bob Carroll rs-1ln* **P«n«n«« served with the Sunday morning before the nomination for governor, said Postmaster Cecile Heard I’ataskln, Ohio, Volunteer Fire main could he repaired. Saturday he felt a GOP chic! aaya business is picking up porter! a suspect was quesI Department. He was trained executive would have no more BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Quintus Ray, superintend­ . . . and not because of tioned and released. ' nt the North American Fire ent of water distribution for (U PI)— Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu, BERLIN (U PI)—The So­ trouble with the Legislature Christmas. Says people are Lighting School at Columbus, the city, said the broken wa- first lady’ of the depose! viets t-xlay blocked p»'*age than s Democrat, returning from the North, Candidates Report Ghio. ( ter supply line was reported South Viet Nam government, of a U. 8. Army convoy bound especially migrant workers. her for Berlin in a new harassTALLAHASSEE (U P I) — ! His first job with the local j around 7: IT a.m. Repair work kepther. elf secluded in ment on the vital highway PEINE, Germany (UPI) — Midge Woods, Girl Friday Florida's two announced can- volunteers will tie supervising j wasn't completed until around eighth-floor hotelsuite today and speculation grew ttiat ih« link connecting the isolated Eleven German miners once to Judge Hugh Duncan, has didatea for governor. Hep- the eqiupping of tiie 1000-gul- :i p.m., Ray said. ) ^jven up for dead waited 187 this sign over her desk: Work Fred Karl and Sen. John Ion fire truck which has been | Meanwhile, a raw water would remain in this country city with the West. The Rui dans not only held (ect underground today for reported today obtained n.s the number one lire broke at Onora Road and indefinitely. schedule — start at 8, coffee Mathews Jr., they have re- unit in supplying lha comruun- Highway 17-92, the city o f. The U. 8. State Department up tho convoy of 44 men itt| rescue worker* to drill an esbreak from 9 to 11:30, lunch that together from 11:30 to 130, coffee ceived contribution* so far tty with modern (ire protec- ficial said. The Double was advised 31m*. Nhu by tele­ 12 vehicles but asserted they j cape shaft and free them break from 2 to 4:30 and quit totalling $12,243. But they'tion and which is expected t o ' reported at 2 a m. and elty gram Sunday that her three had the right to determine ' Irorn the flooded Mathllde at v um, she arlds, 'Han't have spent a total o f only he ready for action within the workmen completed r*i< h i s |children in South Viet Nam I how convoys would be pur-; Iron mute wltero they have Paid Pofcsicol Azin. |are sa fe. I aesaed. |been trapped nearly U days $1,578. |seat kwo weeks. i xz&und 10 a.m. Mm Franklin J. Tonlni, ion of L. Tonlnl, of 201 Delciplne pointed a j u n i o r officer Drive, DeBary, hai been aptrainee for the 17. S. Informa­ tion Agency. After a 10-month training period at an overaeai post, he will lie aiiigned to a regular position with TJSIA. • • • “ Duke" ia lost, strayed or stolen. The friendly German shepherd was gone a few days a weekend ago from his own­ ers' home, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter A. Gielow. He returned Tuesday noon “ for luneh" and hasn’t been seen since. The owners say he is a “ friendly d og " and may have taken up a new abode . . and they'd like to hare him returned. • • • Sanford letter carriers will be on hand to accept tlekcts at the fun booths and rides at the Legion fair this week. • • • Sirs. Ellen Hempling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A C. Phelps, 2920 Orlando Drive, was a model at a benefit fashion show at the Army's Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N. J., when the Officers’ Wives Club raised funds to adopt six-year-old Colombian child. • • • County Commissioners have slated an informal session at • a.m. Tuesday in County En gineer Bill Bush's office to discuss the county's road building program for the next year. e • • City Commissioners will In spect the old postoffice build­ ing late this afternoon, dis­ cussing needs for converting it into a public library. • • • QJItp g> a ttfn rb lim t lit 2 Ex-Convicis Arrested In Sale Burglary Ribbon Cutting To Open Fair At 5 P.M. Today 2.1 Million In Slate Eligible To Vote Tuesday m w A ... Rights Bill Urged Hunt Bodies * Driver Badly Kurt In 3-Car Pile-Dp Garrett's Open House Thursday Two Sought In Local Robbery IT Killed Chief Named At Ginderville J Vote Tomorrow for Earl Higginbotham Cracked Main r,ops Water He has the Courage GOP Candidate Mme. Nhu May Stay Awhile to fight for City Progress Russians Stop U. S. Convoy He has the Courage t Miners Wait to keep City business Open to the public ♦ * / H �. »A •J 1 M . (i) m - i d H i By A b ig a il V o n Buran P iu iiii Till III Caaatdowa Wewa T :ll (t> Mlekey'e Om m I aophomorc and b# can’t af­ ford to p a y fo r rap ackool* lag. Hla paraata wooM Uka to kelp out, bat tkay cannot afford to tend their own aaa to e o ilc fo . (H o la tkoro on a scholarship.) On top o f avsrythlog, I think 1 a n pregnant With our limited fundi w o k a r t had to m ore Into a run-down, o oa -roon apartment. I know tkoro la no oa*r sob Uon , but can pan giv# n a any a d rlco at a llf D EPRESSED D EAR D EPR K S8R D : A n you two Uviag to tether T I f to, and jrou’ ra “ told n o one" you an m arried, what d o your M ood s think? If you a n living apart, and 1:11 <f> (I) •:M (Cl (I) (I) 1:41 ( I ) T:e« ( I I <l> (II T:M ( I ) (I) (II 0:00 (Cl • :ie ( f ) (• ) • €•! • :N ( I ) •:tC ( I ) Mickey I n t i I t J t 1:10 ( I ) C o p u la . 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Y ou had better start all over again—at another eoitogo. If you can 't got a etudent aid graat, o r a K h olen h lp , o r help from home, o r a n unable to work boeauao o f p n g n a n cy , you WlMt’g « your m ind? Pkr a poraooal roply, acud • aolf-ad d n u od , itampod envelope to Abby, Box IMS, Beverly Hills, Calif, t o o Vkr Abby's booklet, “ How T o Havo A L ow ly Wed­ din g ," tend M eeaU to Ab­ by, B os IMS, Beverly Hills, Calif. aids—West Along W ith Mtteh t l :H ( I ) Rawsaapa C0> Raw* <•) Murphy M artin W ith tha New* U t i l <•> Bporta Final id ) T h aatfr at (h e Stars t l:M ( I I T sa lta Skew ( I ) T h a Late S k e w 11:10 ( I ) (II (I I 11:11 (I I (II Batrak far (II Trutk ar Tee*« Conaa- reception YO R K accorded dartag th o opening a f oar now stare la San­ ford last week. Tim w elcom e wsa moo* gratify­ in g! I f you had oat had llm opportanity to viek tola now atora last n oth , wo cordially tevtta yon to da aa at yaor earliest ssavsai oaco. Make plana now to vM t this now store today. On W avers N EW Ls*S o f r.tfa Rrala Pard Shaw Plrat Im p u lsion Father Knows (last Wa want In taka IN to tka ok yea far ton w— d itto! Saarat Btaraa Trallmnatar Tka M atek Oama Uncle W a lt Burn* A Allan M aetrlek Carteona Kawacopa Laava It T a Baavar Flanktr back ( ( ) Bast aide We Thank Youl t : t t ( ! ) A rt U n k le tU r ( I ) Day la C ou rt ( I ) Tka O oetara * .» » ( l i To Y o u Tka Tratk (l> Loratta T o v a r <•) Qaaaa T o r a Day X:tt ( t ) Tho E d g e o f N lrh l ( I ) Wfca D a Taa Traat (l> Tou D o n 't I t ; l:M ( I ) D ooa U o U v u l a (U P I) D on Maynard E xtra Special! Allgood Brand Sugar Cured SLICED o f tha New Y ork Jeta was placed on walvara Thuraday BACON for tho purpoca o f putting hhn on tha Injured deferred lie t TV R E N T A L • Salas • Sank* Seminole T V PA M I N Zenith C ° W T V galea 1:19 ( I ) F a im Kaputt • 14 (SI Coatlsaatnl Cleanream l:I S (S) Callage a f Ik e A ir Vir (SI T e d e y (SI Weka Oo Mevise fiSS (Si Term Market >a. . . XL*rl 5 In Tourney By Oswald Jacoby A MW papsrbick book by » . W. Pearson b sailed “ Chi­ cago Bridge.” It haa nothing to do with • bridge la HUs o b , but concerns itself with • vw elos Of the c?m e which has e e b je w d g n a t popularity Is c«rd stubs and many ether e ir c 'r j w h e n rubber bridge b pt.yod. You d o s t h aw to b a r s in iq m i anything new lo pixy It. Juet » Q JS bow to hoop se e n . You don’t play -ubbers that m ay lest anywLera from five minutes to a couple o f hours. A gams., • M.T. o f Chleago b saaetly four B «9 I deals, areopt that psuod-out bands are radcoK. Chicago there regularlyMrs. Pearson li a mem ber I Her jum p to throe noe ( the Board o f Governors of trump was a alight overbid, the Regency Club and plays but Chicago players teod to it * Ufo JJw The hauls of Seminole County’s economy la in vegetables amt citrus but electronic* and other light innnufacturlng plant* in the area are now adding to the payroll income. Delicious 2115 French Ave. Sun ford, Fla. Carry Out Orders P h . .122 9616 / Steak Sausage 12 BUSES DAILY TO Jacksonville "SSr.’RK no A S U K I.T M ra rk re y B egarc la c *Im 300,000 daughters ing Ih elr daughter* aa Injus­ tice If they let them think that marriage wlU automatically free them from the necessity o f earning a living. NOW lline WRI>. A T 1:00 . 1:00 . 7:00 - »;00 5:00 Exclusive SeenIcrulter Service* at no extra fere. For example S k | Iluern (Ins Buses Owe Dally Way Dally Way DALLAS 5 31.W ATLANTA 10 I*.?5 MIAMI 5 6.S5 WASHINGTON 0 34.20 TAMPA 0 S.3S CINCINNATI T 30.10 DAYTONA RP.ACH S US INDIANAPOLIS • 20.80 Have 10", extra each way with a round trip ticket. YOIJR CHOICE — T -B O N E — DELMONICO N . Y . STR IP — FILET MIGNON STEAK P. Pries, Onion Kings, TODAY ONLY Bread A Butter A PARK OPENS TODAY "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING A T 5:00 P. M. We expect our clothing to become ■•died from wearing, hut we fre­ quently overlook the fact that clothe* are likely to collect .oil while Just hanging In the cloeetl Unless your home In hermetically sealed—and few are—tiny partidea of dust are constantly flouting through tho air and eventually a certain amount fa bound to settle on your hungaway gar manta. Smoke from heating units and pipes or cigarette* also send, minute particlea into the air and the sediment I* depotited on clothing. Very often heat and air affect colore, leave them dull looking. I f left for any length of time, all of these element* permeate tha surface of the fabric and affect the delicate fiber*. To keep a garment looking its beat, and insure the m aslm um , length _____ ____ have it thoroughly and aso f wear, pertly cleaned before wearing if it ha* been hanging away for awhile. Thla will brighten tha color*, remove the danger o f deep-down noil weakening the fabric, and Uka out auy “ bidden d ir t’’ u* for efficient, economical cleaning. W* sund behind all our work and give every article you *end u* extra care at no extra coat. Remember . . . the best dtosted people in town tend their clothing to us! DOWNTOWN CLEANERS * LAUNDERERS 113 8. PALM ETTO A V E . Be Sure To RegUtrr For The lat A 2nd Priiea That Will Rr Given Away SA TU R D A Y , NOV. 9th [ b u y ONE GET ONE FR E E ! LADY BETTY QT. BOT. I S lice d Tomorrow & Wednesday 3:00 P. M. PHONE FA 2-33*3 Childrens Day Special! Jane Parker Dcllcloo* PIES WHILE SUPPLY LASTS A4P Reg. 79c 1-Lb. 10*Oz. E a ch ____ PEACH Prune Juice Or £ s a v e I oc ] W HOLE BEETS 3 St *i00 rr By - WOODROW CASH ^ S A V E 10c j PLUS S p e c ia l! ITS FAIR TIME •ANDW1CH SHOP SPECIAL! Jaan Parknr CAKE 10,000 Plnid Slumps 500 Free Plaid Nlatnpe Given Away Every lluur GO GREmOUND .and leave the driving to us With Lettuce A Tom ato Salad, B AG German Choc. Layer 25,000 Plaid Stamps tst PRIZE 2nd PRIZE Greyhound Terminal 120 S. Pnrk Ave. Phonn F A 2-1421 STARTS SU N D AY 1-LB. Plaid Stamp I Today's Special! 25th Thtre a r* to many Greyhound dtparturatyou can practically laava anytime! Greyhound has more schedules, more thru and express sarvlct to mora places than any other travel wav. For convenience. GO GREYHOUND...AN0 LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US. R eg. 49c U/a-Lb. E a c h ....... SperUlt Jane Parker Frcthly Baked Vi - Lb Bach Blueberry Pies ufe;fLhb 49* Extra Special! A&I* Whole Kernel Coldcn CORN 2 1-Lb. 1-Oz. Cans F A N C Y F I R M R IF E A Good Time For Everyone PAGE COMBINED SHOWS ON MIDWAY ★ 5 Big Prizes Each Day All Rides Vi Price S E M IN O L E COUNTY F A IR Sponsored By Fair Assoc. O f Post No. 5,7 Inc. c (2-Lb. B ag 77c' GIVEAWAY as well as for toes. They are d o ­ n * e e -< Pritea ta bo given away thi* week! for r Special! “ Super-Right” Pure Pork The bead nevsr begins to Instead ahe went up with •well until the mind stops the aee and led the Un of growing. diamonds. East held off, but tho iu h wee continued sod eventually the aee wae knock­ ed o u t There wae nothing further T O B IT R A v e e s n s r the defense eould do. Actual­ V*ee “ a i m T in t Male ly they attacked clubs. Mre. H eresies On Pearson won the third club »H W S M a n , Oamrleea »k*w Team Bias trick and claimed her con­ •TOM QRRAT S l f l S I W tract with five dlamonda, two ■ ••»e NHtaeea spades, one heart and one 4 m m flerwer — l ulu* « — Mil liiia Only club. Important Beef Full Cut C H U CK °r R O AST Lb. e e B y Ruth M illett “ The United Slats# b rapid­ beard this kind o f talk at bee— la g a doable pey home, they are hard to aoacheek country. It takes n hus­ viocc. band and w ife working to sup­ They win continue to be, port a fam ily under our pre­ toe, until their parent# begin sent economic Mt-up,” la ys to teke the attitude that M rs. Esther Peterson, director choosing the right career b o f the W om en's Bureau a f the United Itatsa Department a f Sh« probably will marry, But in a “ double pay eheck country" what difference does that make? If she U going to have to work after marriage, •he ought lo be trained for work sti« will enjoy, instead of having to taka anything she can get. A college dean fells me she hat tried for years to con­ vince die girls she counsels that since it It very likely they will have lo earn a pay check for years—even if Ihey marry—(hey ought to give serious thought while iu col­ lege to how they are going to earn the pay check. Uut since they haven't Special! "super-itigni “ Super-Right” W estern special! wesi (O tu m n : ly That being the cbm , why aren 't wa doing more to ea daughters aa wall to prepare them­ selves through education for Iho kind o f work they Uke and have a talent fo r ? W o d o n X o f cou rse It aooms all-important to par­ ents for a son to prepare him se lf to earn a living at work ke will find satisfying. But a daughter? With a daughter parents just assume that aha will marry whan aha b through and ao It doesn't m atter whether or not iho is adequately prepared to earn a living when ehe finishes her education. overbid a trifle. W ait opeaed tho five of kearta and Mrs. Pearseo had a chance to try her skill at finessing. Tha flaeiso would havo worked, but It might alao havo cost her tha contract. Batty Johnston, Helen K a ­ lin, M idge Woods, Sue Jack•on and D ottle W elU . rollin g aa tho J ot la a 11 team , w ill compete agelnet top tea m i front Boutheeit State* In the S t Petersburg Women’s Bow l­ ing Claaale Nov. 23-24 n t 8t, P eten bu rg. 2o« S P E C IA L ! BANANAS 3 29‘ FRESH TEN D ER SPECIAL! BEANS 2 -2 9 ( Your dreams com* true with PLAID STAMPS G JIAt AH ANT.C t fA C j « Tf A CO«WANr A P 'S uPer M«^ets t o M ja i mtubamj tto ta a g a u in uau o n Price* In Ihla ad are (ixid Ihruugh Wedneeday, Novemher *>. 2701 — Orlando Ave. Sanford, Fla. Located At Highway 17-92 A t 27lh St. �/ A Reds Hint Joint Spectacular To Be Studied JACKSONVILLE Sale* recorded by Winn-Dixie Store* during the 18-week period ended Oct. 19 showed an in­ crease of 6.34 per cent over the corresponding period a year ago. A total sale* volume of $256,758,223 for thia 16-week period surpassed last year's figure o f $243,73$Ji99 by I ’ Plant for tha construction i f a marina on Laks Monroe frill be discussed at tonight's City Commission meeting, aetordlng to City Manager W. E. Knowles’ agenda, i A Jacksonville representa­ tive was her# severul weeks tgo conferring with Knowles lud Howard Hodges, president Of Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Commission alto will conlider plans for relocating the Sanford public library in the eld postoffice building. In other matters, the Com­ mission will: Fill a vacancy on the City Electrical Hoard, transfer $6,900 from the utility surplus to Utility debt service as the initial step in a plan to re­ tire 1937 bonds, consider a number of toning changes, study the draft for leasing the municipal stadium to the School Board, and set a meet­ ing to canvass Tuesday’s mu­ nicipal election. Legal Notice $13,019,324. Sales during the four-week period ending Oct. 19 totaled $64,606,077 at compared with $62,313,645 during the corre­ sponding period in 1962, an in­ crease o f $2,292,432 or 3.68 per cent. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. la now operating a total of 614 supermarkets throughout the South a* compared to 593 a year ago. FO R ALL M9 FEATHER .S ER V IC ES RED FEATHER ia the aymltol o f the United Fund and ia displayed on the Purk Avenue side o f the Sanford Atlantic National Rank building. Chairman Paul Lewis said today the UF drive has been extended through Nov. 15 because do­ nations are less than 35 per cent o f the goal o f $-18,425. This means that anticipated funds in the amount of $31,500 are yet to be subscribed. UF workers urge anyone not yet contacted to come to room 505 in the bank building or tele­ phone 323-0535 for u pledge card. MOSCOW (U P !) — The Wji-M*- first space nw!y-w*«U were launched on a brief Rutaion honeymoon today before embarking on a poaaible joint spectacular in the coamot. Cosmonctte Valentina Te­ reshkova. a lovely bride in white with a near-blond hair­ do, disappeared from a bois­ terous reception Sunday night hand-in-hand with spaceman Andrian Nikolayev. Twenty-one toasts rang in their ear*, moat o f them hoist­ ed by Premier Nikita Khru- ahchev who sold ho wo* acting ■t r y Bykov«Vy .who w o* whirl* a* "father o f tb* b»kl*.- V a l-ltn g around the world in ■ see* entino'o father w ot killed in World War It. Air Force Chief Martha) Konatantin Verahini, in raft­ ing hi* rlaat, hirted that the bride and groom might go in orbit together on* of these day*. “ 1 with you futther great aucreatra in the air and the cosmos," he aaid. Valentina, In her 48-orbit apace flight laat June, alnioat A wise man wiU make m ore linked up with coanionaut Val- opportunities than he finds. N O T IC E T O O W N E R S O F PROPERTY IN T H E C IT Y OF SAN FO RD Tax books art e$m for payment o f IMS City of Sanford Taxon. Ar 'c discount will be allowed for payaient hi November, .IT hi December, 2 r i in January and l r,r in February. H. N. Tamm. Jr. Tax Collector City of Sanford, Fla Publish November I, 3. *, 7, and 8. 1963 SAVf mmBBC Quontlty Righto Reserved J. S. W agner O f Longwood Dies James Simpson Wagnrr, 83, of RL 1. Box 35, Longwood, died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He came to Sanford 18 years ago from Polk County, N. C., and was a retired farmer. He U stinrivrd by his wife, Geneva; seven sons, s i x daughters, 55 grandchildren, and 73 great grandchildren. Services were to be held at 3:30 p.m. today in the Granthow Funeral Home C!i.ipel. Interment will he in Longwood Cemetery. 400 E. Flint St. French Ave. & 2.1th. Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St. NEW WINN-DIXIE STORK U . S. 17-92 at SR 134 LO N G W O O D , FLA. REG. 98< SMOKED PORK REG. 49< COPELAND PORK BAG SANFORD NAVY E X P A N S IO N PROGRAM : The N avy is more of a permanent part of our city than ever Ground BEEF before — due g r e a t ly to the cooperation between the *« city and the people o f Sanford with the Navy. 25th. STREET F IN IS H E D IN *63 — because of the co operative efforts o f the City and County Commission. FLORIDA JM POLE BEANS FROZEN ORANGE JUICE CANS 13th. STREET A N D S O U T H W E S T RO AD IN T H E P LAN N IN G ST A G E — -Another cooperative effort be­ i tween City and County Commission. H U N T CO. FOOD PROCESSING P L A N T DEDICAT­ E D — Another cooperative effort between the City, CREAM PIES CHOCOLATI BANANA LIMON NEAPOLITAN COCONUT U. S. #1 Red Bliss POTATOES County and Chamber o f Commerce. jCampbell's SANFORD N A V A L A C A D E M Y COMMISSIONED— M Extra Top Vilat SU m One more cooperative effort between the City, County OTH THIS COUPON AND KJRCMA'j£ and Chamber o f Commerce. Taste O’ Sail Parch Tomato SOUP s Of Owe J-La. Fir Froiim Br u m s . SAVK 6V%t KA. ROOD THRU NOVlMttR SDR A T A N Y W IN N -D IX H BIGGEST Y E A R IN R E C R E ATIO N PARTICIPATION — More Sanford citizens, both children and adults have taken a part in the city*s recreation program — due 50 Extra T*p Vilat Staaps WITH THC COUTON AND FUROtAO. OT largely to the cooperative efforts o f the City and County 0 *4 * p a s Fr o iin Treado Pacaa Pias School Board. ROOO TMMU MOVIMBOI RTS A T A N Y W IN N -P IX IB COMPARE YOU NEED FEWER BOOKS PER GIFT W ITH TOP VALUE STAMPS I am proud to have been a small OIL HOME HEALER part of this wonderful year for Thrifty Maid 51 Extra Tap Valia Staap WITH TOO COUPON AfO PlAOUSl Of Sanford. Tomato JUICE Onr Frb . O0 Folia Broun Jtssa Jawtll Pal Pita •O O O TH RU RO V1 M M R «T W SAVl 10* KA. A T AM Y W IN N -PIXIK Signed, Blue Bail & U J0 ^ a l n i o ’1 Long lasting C A ST IRO N CO NSTRU CTIO N Long lasting P O R C ELA IN FURNITURE CENTER 1106 French FA I-7»51 PHEE PARKING TomMcDonald • Extra TaaVabaStaa^i ITH THO COUPON AND RMHASC OF Oni N « Fbojin Byron's Bar-B-Qae •OOO TURK ROVtNNR «TM A T A N Y W lM M -P IX tl Re-Elect Tom Md C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N E R PaM Political A 4 t . VOTE FOR Dixie Darling 16-oz. LO AF SAVl STATE A M E N D M E N T # 2 FOR M O R E S C H O O L S I �And Achieve to tail tW boas ■ O ngU N II U IIB S ID I, WO. n ig , that's tin finding of it Jennas L. Btagor in an M a i's Health magaslns. daydreaming la hundreds d woana of various ages o f Ufo showed that the urges end desires,** ex- m plains Staffer, “ bo lo better able to knows whet ho wants. If, In addition, ho possesses suf­ ficient maxis to translate his desires into action, ha has n definite edge over the nondreamsr In achieving what he wants. But If hs falls to eoupie Insight with action, bs will remain just n frustrated, Walter Mitty-type, wish­ ful thinker, far worst o ff than tbs lible death, Is probably the worst blow to parents. So send far the booklet " A It was much Eke rweehrias a blow to the solar Salute to Goor*e.” eoeloetni plexus, for we felt pain In a Ions stamped, return ears* that region and actual nausea. lope, plus JO cents. It contains Edgar Guest’s Friends a n d newspaper beautiful poem “ T o A ll Parents." and the clargy n an ’s tecards sad flowers. These not only Inspired us splrinf funeral sermon. Give it to anybody whs CASE Q-401: P olly M., aged very definitely, but diverted IS, w as a lovely college fresh­ Mrs. Crane’ s mind aa she faces the same situation aa m an. read the cards and condol­ Polly’* parents. (Always write te O r. Oraaa Recently aha aeeaptad a ence*. hi c a r t e l M e arwapapsr. Many parent*, who had lost ride te her h om e town, ter o a t e l her college classmates their only child, thus bravely tried to give us solace, though also llvsd thero. He Invited P olly to go along we still had four other chil­ ter a weekend visit with her dren to sustain us. That was oao o f tbs thing* fam ily. wo marvelled at, evea at this college town o a Friday afternoon. grief. The flowers and good wish­ But a drinking drivar swer­ ved Into their Una and bad a es also gave us a strange feeling, too, o f boiag buoy ad head-on collision. Both Polly sa d ta r com ­ up by the ovorlaatlog arm s of Installment buying Is pay* panion wars killed almost in­ the Almighty. It's difficult to lng up each month w hat yow describe the sensation, u n leu stantly. didn’t pay down. you go through It. A s somatimea happens, the • • # The shock o f losing a loved drank w asn't hurt very badly. A lo* o f love triengtas But you ea a Imagine the one in the prime o f life, who turn Into wrecked tangles. waa not sick and thus who shock to P olly's parents. ly before sleeping, not at work. Nothing Like Success ha Iasi faw psars tha laadm te d tabor have had thrown from thdr personal Intensta aa thsp believe employer* to be. ___ i tabor RMvaaisat as sack is positive function and have become iSJSVGRgSfZS 5 —lo—. Labor's organising eft a n —I tab— biff hold in the title o f the Center for the Pemsmtle Institutions, thirty stunning comment «d among —ions emerged i ecnversatlon, now report* t by the eenter. the end o f World War O. g u ild , nntafii hate been tower and fewer etoetlons will to higher aaat year. Thera will te another deficit. And, aa usual, as elected offlats] wQl assert responsibility f«r thle dangerous fiscal sit­ uation. I* just happened. Treasury lesretary Douglee Dillon outlined the situa­ tion the ether day before tho Amsriran Beakers Associa­ tion In Weihlngton. D. C. From the rater* there should be — but Isn’t — a rising U ipayers ahorua: “ Oh. yeah?" Dillon told the bankers there would be n further mod­ erate increase In the federal budget fee the 19M fiscal year. Thle budget will t e sub­ mitted to Congress next Janeery to begin functioning on July 1. 1944. DUlloa aald the OU R With nnioM appearing to countlass workers as part of tbs same Es­ tablishment Inhabited by man—vmint, ths workers inks the benefit! and the "service" where they find then*—and give no particular alleg­ iance either to company or union. Virtually all thaae observation* were subscribed to by union men taking part ta the center's discussion. But, —Ida from suggesting that un­ ions become more active politically in order to free the movement from some restrictions, Ultra men had few proposals for pumping new Ufa and purpose into organised labor. Maybe that Is symptomatic. Un­ ion* are losing affect today because even their staunchest advocates can­ not ytt see clearly what new role they can play In a fast changing country. spending Increase was caused by condition* ever which gov­ ernment te d little control. That invitee another skeptical i “ Oh, y e a h ? " Responsible, Dillon said, was tho ih srp atep-up In de­ fense and spaca needs during tho past three year*, reflect­ ed b y appropriation* previous­ ly approved by Congress. No on# responsible? How’s that again, Mr. Secretary? Individual congretamen are responsible because the money cannot lw spent unlesa It la appropriated. The President and the ex ­ ecutive branch art responsi­ ble because they spend the money after Cungrcia appro- B O A R D IN G HOUSE 6 0 AHEAD, JUMP SODA OtttT SF O tt A L L 1 o w & A Moot /, \ TNO AU *6 RACKBOriSr V 1 { th an Art e M P iV o 'o c t f/ M BEctDtto.you h a v c h t ( B tE M F d x x ir ta e t c - * w ; . I vsourva v/awco iwe < M /VtAOlC YJANO OMEP? . PUtAVV IrtTMfrJ— ^ M ic e vox? >— — - 9 A| Pago 4 Sanford, Florida w u m a. nnaow , ra s a v ia wmar Masaglag g cltu r ________ IwBV W1SX.H C*uaty natter sm i k i i i sA sssa " STTr . g in ", a s e te ij sauer Mon., November 4,1963 k b trust reaponslblllty because ho has boon a big, policy-making man In tw o big apendlng admintitrations. Roth failed to maka economica In non-defense Item* a* defense needs Increased. Theee tw o administration! were under Preeldente Risenhower end Kennedy. Dillon la substantially ac­ curate In saying that defense needs during the peat three years have greatly inertased. He didn’ t mention that nondefsuse spending also has l*een Increasing. Anyway, a 10year span la a fa irer stand­ ard than the P**t three years In Judging the trend o f po­ litical apendlng by the federal government. It la absoluta baloney that defense spending created the budget deficits that have e ffllcted the U. 8. Treasury In eight o f the paat 11 years. Ditto fo r the deficits that will a fflict the Treasury next year, the year after that. F or example: In fiscal 1051, defense, In­ ternational affairs, space and research spending wee $46.8 billion against $03.3 billion In the current '04 fisca l year. That is an increase o f $14.6 billion. For ths same years, non-defen<« spending was $10.5 billion and $86.7 billion, a hike of $17.2 billion. 8o, from 1864 to 1864 fiscal year*, Inclusive non-defense spend­ ing increased $3 billion more than did the non-defense outAa the very steep defense spending trend developed, Congresses and Presidents, then and now, permitted nondefense spending to increase alse. This should chill the teapaytr-votere against all poli­ ticians. Rapubllcana era near­ ly as bed aa Democrats when It rom ee to spending other people’s money to ■toy In o f­ fice. eg o r tn iiM U m ao x s iu M,ch»nlc»l Bupt. JAVW SIIUKNAKICB iluilnaa* M an ser s n ik l k y j . u k a n t Claoslttse Maaager SSASK VOLTOLIXK Ctrculatlea M eaaeer OVER U YEARS At First 9 Pslmstto , (A tangaids eU paat offIts) W ASBIN GTO N (N E A ) — There is no Justification whatever fo r aa increase in the U . fl. price o f bread as a result e f wheat sales to Soviet Russia and Communist bloe countries, says D epartmen* o f Agriculture grain e x . parts. Rumors o f an Impending bread price rise have sp ru n g up In various parts o f the country as a result e f w h ea t flou r price rises recently a n ­ nounced et Minneapolis, K an ­ sas City end Tases m illin g centers. These Increases are •sen ae seasonal adjustm ents and not big enough to w a r­ rant s rise ta bread prfcaa. Millers and bakers w ould bo pleylsg with dynamite tf they used the Communist wheat purchases as an excu se to raise flour end bread prlcee In the United States. The rumpus caused by steel price Increeses aftsr the last strike settlement and the federal grand jury Investiga­ tion Into more rscent steel rises would be nothing c o m ­ pared to tho uproar ov o r a broad price rise now. E xp erts point out, however, th a t In a free wcrld market, thero aro bound to be soma flu ctu ­ reflection ch a n gin g ation! conditions. World whoat prices ad van ­ ced from an average o f $1.70$1.81 to $2.16-$2.40 a bushel on a purely speculative b a sil when Russia mads its fir s t half billion dollar purchase from Canada. Previously, Canada had >old wheat to Reil China and some to Rus­ sia at f $.74. Tha U. S. p ro­ tested this low prlco. Hut wheat futures did not advance further when Husain let it l>e known she wanted to buy U. fl. wheat and P resi­ dent Kennedy announced that such a sale would be ap p rov Wheat fhmr price flu ctu a ­ tions art another story . A ysar ego, flour sold in M in­ neapolis at $3.95 te $6 a hun­ dred pounds. I.ast July, when the 1863 wheat crop beg an to bo harvested, the price d r o p ­ ped to $5.60.$S.SS. The O c t 33, 1963, prlco was $8.76* $5.80. Bakere did not low er the price o f bread when flou r prices went down last sum ­ mer. Presumably, b a k e r * bought wheat ahead la st sum- msr, before recent grain price Increases. Bakers, therefore, have no justification fo r rais­ ing bread prices fo r a t least six months, o r even longer if there aro no further increases In wheat and flour prices. Payment w ill not be n u de In cash, but in wheat, which grain dealers can market for whatever they ean get. But In gating rid o f this wheat, the governm ent saves on storage cotta. The rocent 20-cent price Increase on 100 pounds o f flour warrants an Increase o f only one cent on a five-pound beg o f f o u r . The comparable, Justifiable price Increase on bread w ould bo about onefourth cen t a loaf. A t an average o f 2d centa a bushel per year fo r atoragt, maintenance and handl­ ing, the saving on 160 million bushels would bo $.10 million a ytar, or *105 million over five years, the average time CCC hold its wheat. The total purchase price on ISO million bushels o f wheat, 1n e 1 u d i n g transportation charges, la expected to bo $260 million. This would show up a* abcut a $200 million 1965 fiscal saving on year U. 9. budget and an Im­ provement o f that amount on the balance o f payments. Though there Is now an Inm a te d w orld demand for wheat fro m Communist bloc countries, there la no short supply Justifying any; price Increases. The U . B. wheat supply is estimated e t 1.8 billion bushels for the 1063-64 crop year. With dom estic use o f 600 mil­ lion bushels end norm al egports o f 800 million bushels, tho carryover as o f July 1, 1064, w ould bo 800 million bushels. Russia and Its satellite countries have been talking about purchases of fou r mil­ lion tons, which Is ISO million bushels. M cst o f this wheat would have to come from U. H. governm ent stocks, ac­ quired a* a cost o f $2 a bushsl, average. The governm ent’s Commo­ dity Credit Corp. is prohibit­ ed by la w from selling this at less than 108 per c o n i o f tho present support price o f |IJ3 a bushel, which la $1.81. With w orld market price running belcw this figure, CCC m akes a dally determin­ ation o f tho export subsidy it will pay to make up the d if­ ference. Thle has been run­ ning fro m 60 to 60 centa a bushel. If Russia A Co. buy 160 million bushels o f U. fl. wheat, CCC will have to write o ff a loss o f $00 million. “ Ob, D r. C ran e," te r m o­ ther pleaded, “ I feel as if I shall go out o f m y mind. “ What ean you say to help us In this time o f grief? " F o r Polly waa such a won­ derful girl—and Just In the prim e o f life. "H e r D addy and X teal numb taulda and still art go­ ing around alm ost la a stupor. "A t night wa cry ourselves to sleep in each other’s arms, I'or wo feel the need o f com ­ fort evea though It’s been two weeks ainco the funeral." M rs. Crane and I know bow you other parents feel, for ou r oldest son, George IV, waa killed when a companion olcksd his Jet plane high a b ort the crow d at Glenview Naval Air Field. C corgo could easily have balled out, fo r t e had 2,000 feet altitude. But he feared hla Jet would crash Into the huge crowd be­ low, so he wangled It down in­ to a vacant city block In the residential area nearby. And to m ake euro it didn’t atrike houses. George rode it to within 200 feet of the ground, parachute didn’t have time to opon after he had ejected from the seat. G eorge's wrist watch was smashed at 2:58 that fateful Saturday afternoon. And within a few minute*, the Chicago radio announced hla death, so w o got it as an unexpected shock, just as % THE FURNACE WITH A FUTURE GENERAL ELECTRIC G A S O R O IL FURNACE * Buff? for ytori ef dependobfe service. . . convertible to year 'round air condltlanln^l Choose either the dl-new gal or oil series and you get • • • • Law flnra — 55" hlgfc 9 Proud-to-show handsome' styling 9 ’ "Vsrtif!n" heat ewchongra distributes more heat mete er with oil. 9 "Thermal-trap" exchanger with extra-quiet Mower with g a t ■■w PLUMBING • HEATING AIR CONDITIONING BiU Halback, President Phone FA 2-6562 1007 8. Sanford Avc. It Is rarely possible to re­ capture missed opportunities te echitvs a more secure end peaceful world. T o govern is to choose; and it la m y Judg­ ment that tbs United States should move sw iftly to . . . approve ths pending treaty. — President Kennedy urges swift Senate ratification o f the nuclear teat ben treaty. Y SAFE! 9 (■ JET SPR A Y M t Roof Cleaning No gleam Used! I YENTSCH Maintenance Service 692 & 24 PL FA 2-4843 i> »1 Attention Sanford Citizens WHO L IV E IN ^ P R E C IN C T 15 — You V o te This Y e a r A t T he S H R IN E C L U B ! (Across Tha Strait From Mayfair but) era electric waUr heating. . . because B IG DIFFERENCE! 39 b C O M M IS S IO N - GROUP 1 y *• ter. Completely burning pilot tifhL Nothing lo worry ahoU <t N ^ an your aiactne water heater can ba ...7 AU the teat rose into tha w i t « - a o n « m w a a tof And tea teat lorn aavm money. V * n oC . ta ? * " boam for •be hot water vow keUntly! See the new models now -round. ! ! ? _ : ** Tom McDonald ^ C IT Y m /ra cfttAAt*. roo m i n i W . fb te t P m k i i ii tUllD *OM,DA 207 Magnolia Ava. I �-f. - V ;- • f. Mon. Nov. W V m R 4 , ’6 S - 5 * f e 5 Hospital Notes to the Mkiwest and the P a ci­ rained in S t Louis Scatter­ fic Northwest today, touch- ed showers also fell In sou­ la g o ff rainfall and continu­ thern Illinois and other ports ing the nation's first general o f Missouri. There were light snow flur­ cold snap o f the as aeon. The W eather Bureau said ries In northern New England "c o p lu s " rain fell from Cali­ Sunday, aod light rain fell fornia to Canada, and the over the Florida K eys, Texas, snow line low ered steadily Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nell C. Wilder, Sandra Lee White, Connie Nash, Elisa­ beth Allred. Mildred Brookhard, Frances Peek, E rets11 n e M ontgomery, Jeffrey D oyle, Bertha Bryant, Tim o­ thy W olfe, Lena Locklcy, all o f Sanford; Annie Olds o f DeBary MRS. JOSEPH FALZIONE shops fo r a new pair o f shoes for her (laughter, Linda, at the opening o f tho new Silver Dollar Shoe Store. W ASH IN G TO N AdaM no Sunday ran C sn sh f D O N 'T LET YOUR C H I L D B E D E N I E D THE S C H O O L S HE N E E D S ’ fices will be held across the in nation, but state and local Is­ Mississippi end Kentucky and sue* appeared predominant a mayor in Philadelphia Tues­ in most o f thsm. M ajor cities holding muni­ day in o ff-y s a r balloting that may refleet the political im­ cipal elections include Cleve­ pact o f the civil righ ti isaue. land, Columbus, Youngstown, Political atrategiita were Akron, Canton, Toledo and watching these contests with Dayton, Ohio; Boston; San particular interest because Francisco and San D iego, N egro demunds and white re­ Calif.; Rochester and Nlagra action to them have been o f Falls, N. Y.s Indianapolis, m ajor concern in all three Inti, and Tucson, Aria. By Jane Casselberry The Lyman Homecoming High Queen School will be selected by a vote of the stu­ dent body on Nor. 13 from the 23 candidates nominated sleet (U IT ) — governors from the horn* rooms. The six girls receiving the moat votes will be announc­ ed but the queen's Identity will remain a secret until she races. A long dispute means that Hundred* o f other elections la erowned during the half time o f the homecoming game fo r state, county and city o f­ both parties are wrong. Nov. 13. The other five girls will make up her court. Candidates selected from the senior d a w include Mar­ garet Garrett, Ann Miller, Sheila LcBree Dallas Cassell, Dana Hall, Kay Clarke, San­ WJIVI ft - " >. M jM M J f Interior Acrylic dy Hodges, Connie Pruitt, W liflJvi * D F ] Latex Paint Donna Crocker, Jackie Atch­ ONE COAT ison, Gloria Grceno a n d NO DRIP Arlene Mason. Nominated from the junior B u y O b * G bI. “ * class arc Mary .Ass Midget, Get One FREEl Margaret Stevens, Sandy • O U TSTA N D IN G HIDING POWER Tennant, Cheryl Merck, Mary • C A N BE SCRUBBED WITHIN 10 DAYS Louise Haines and Laurie • D R IE S IN 30 MINUTES Deans. • NO P A IN T Y ODOR Sophomore nominees In­ • SO A P AN D W A T E R CLEAN-UP The closer you are to a clude Marsha Gleason, Nancy The Only Paint With A person, the m ore tact and George, Vicky Stout, Joy courtesy you need. Smith, Madeline Sharp, Lorna W R IT T E N Moncrief and Linda Davis. UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Legal Notice Temperature# V A T F c f t D S T A T E A M E N D M E N T "7 v W I C m \ J t V for m o r e s c h o o l s Voters John Padgett, M argaret Tar roll, Michael Anthony Xofcam, Annie ft. Hudson, M ary Lae Hayes, Betty Wtddls, Irene Smith, aU of Sanford; Vir­ ginia Kippanhrock o f Enter­ prise Birth# Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, baby boy, Mr. aod Mrs. Tel­ fair Hayea, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson B . Hudson, baby boy, all o f Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Widdis, baby boy, o f Longwood Discharges Robert V. Clarke. Floyd C. Hornie, Bessie Mae Halgler, Em ily Hair, Donald Piercy, Danny Randall, Carrie Hodg es, Timothy L. W olfe, Maurice Evans. Ernestine Montgom ery. Roy Reel, M ary Lee Hayes and baby girl, Betty Jackson and baby girl, Sux anne Beddlngfield and baby boy, Sharon Ttllls and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Jeffery Cox o f Longwood; Adrian D. Conner Jr. o f Port Orange, Fla. t«d Industry at between |dlaoa aloM , regions. an d i f ad Marquette County Airport, M ich., to M at Presi­ d io, Tex., and n at Y um a, Arix. The ST a t Ih m p a , F la ., waa the coldest o n record fo r through the wester* moun­ this early in the season. Many plants In the large tains, especially in the Cas­ T h e effects o f tho long ca d e and Sierra Nevada spurge family are somewhat drought from Texas to New ranges. poisonous to sensitive s|lns England continued to bo f e l t Early morning tem pera- o f foraging animals. The Wabash Valley Assocla- Samuel Dambroeia, Key Bed, M r. and Mrs. Albert Bryant, baby boy, o f Sanford DMcharges Daniel Walls, Jam ea Hookahan, M ary Bawlina, Carrie Clough, Easle Mae Toplln, Mildred M. Cobb, Cecil Nel­ son. Betty Wrenn, Shirley Ann Brooks, Jan Brom ley and baby boy, Eunice Blake, and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Erila Beam o f North Orlan­ d o ; Joseph M urray o( Pitt­ man, N\ J. N O VE M BE RS crop* Tw te K»’ d ftrtets knifed in Overweight people are apt Firmer G r a y TENDER NUTRITIOUS SLICEO BEEF FU LLY DRESSED PAR READY Aim Can Re Tinted 1,500 Different Colors n o t ic e r o w b id s to be either unhappy or im ­ T he Board o f County Com . m in ion *™ o f 0 «m lnot* cou n ty, mature. according to three F lorida w ill reeitve b ld i at the medical researchers who sur­ o ffic e o f Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., c le r k . In the C ou rth oui* at veyed the records of 1,660 Sanford, Florida op to • people. PM . Monday, N ovem ber 11, ISIS, for the fo llo w in g : On* Deed Craw ler T ractor (C a t D l o r equivalent In ■lie and perform ance! for Sem inole County A rthro­ pod Control Program. Specification* may be ob­ tained at the o ffice o f the County Engineer tn the C ou rth ou i* at Sanford, F lor­ ida. Bid to be m clo ie d tn a a is l­ ed envelop* plainly m arkid on the outride, "B ID FOIl USED C R A W L E R TRACTOR, open N ovem ber I}, ISIS.” Hid* w ill be opened at a m eetin g to be held In the County C om m litlon Meeting R oom la the Courthoui* at Senford. Florid*. Tueiday, N ovem ber IS, ISIS, at 10:#* A M. or a s eooa th e re a tu r aa p o iilb l* . The righ t It r is ir v i d to w aive any Irre g s U 'U I* ' or technicalities la bids sa d t* select aay er alt bide. Board e f County Commieeloner*. Sem inole County, Florida. J. C llu trh lion . Chairman B y: \V. Uuih, Jr. County Engineer. Publleh: O ctober SStk and N ovem ber *. 1SSL en .N -ios. T O 111 ■ ■ k i l l t h i n n Comet Durability Run: toughest challenge of automotive stamina ever *r BAKERY online ! mgm h ?! S M IB flM IU K T v CIMCCIT C O t'RT. NINTH J i m t - I M . CIR C l'IT. IS AND F tm aEtsi.voi.t5 c o t m , FI.ft B ID S . IV CH AVCKBT VO. um IDT PAM F«V Y QUALITY ONEIDA MAYNARD MO F A R LAND P lain tiff, 6 0 2 / 3 FRUITS AMO HUTS H E R B E R T H. MC FA BLAND, D efendant. n r su rr FOB nlVO BCE T O : H E R B E R T H. MC F A R LAND tV hm e i d d r iii. ** far aa 1 'la ln llff i* aw are la: T he Twin Fall* Vletory. m l»ill* ihIp. who** home port li Port Canaveral. Florid*, but p m e n t ly Is e o m iw h ir* on the high n o t ic e TOU**ABE H E R E B Y NOTI­ F IE D that * Complaint for DIyofcb h ia bian fUtd a fftlntt you. and you are required !• verve e eopr e f your Anewer or o th ir Pleading* t* lb# Com plaint on P la in tiff* A t­ torn ey. JOHN W. •CRLOOB. j n . . p . o . Bo« m i . t i t l s VILLK . PUDRIDA, end file the origin a l Anewer or other P le e d ln a i In the o ffice o f the C lir k o f the Circuit Court for Stm lnol* County. Florid*, in hi* o ffic e In Sanford, Florida, on o r before the » 1 «h day of N ovem ber. 1IM- H » ° “ / * J to do do. Judgment by default w ilt be tak in i* a ln it you t»r the re lie f demanded la tn# C im pleln L DONE * « 1 ORDERED, at Sanford, Florida, thl# lStk day o f O ctober. »«* • (S E A L ) _ . .. A rthur H. Beckwith. Jf* C lerk of Circuit Court S.m lnol# County. ITIosW*. Ily : Martha T. V lb lm D. C. JOHN \V. SCRUOOf. JRA ttorn ey for Plaintiff P. a Beg H «» T itu sville, F l o f U P u b tlih O e t I t . Id m Nov4. II. 1)4L CDM-U During thte challenging event, these Comets re­ wrote the record book, set over 100 world records*. Many were once heM by famous foreign cere. LIMIT-1 MAYONNAISE OP YOUR CH0ICI VITN $5.00 OR MORE POOD ORDKR 'i l - V O bellm a n s WHAT THIS MEANS TO THE NEW-CAN OUTER. This around-the-clock Durability Run we* the most rugged test ever faced by a new car. These Comets proved their stamina and durability beyond question. And the same skills end engineering escellenca that made Comet's performance possible era yours In every M Com et For this la a hot and hefty new kind ol Com ct-newty styled, newly designed, newly engineered. It's bigger, bolder looking. . . with a solid, big<ar rid*. Try one—at your Mercury dealer's. umcoui Mtacuar o n u o n uoioa cowmii Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc 109 North Palmetto FROZEN FOODS �- t w :--------: 1 -v ,-v 'W r (/ ,*TTV i-V 1 4 - Seventh Birthday Observed At Party tael* oi the b a n t ; a M k ir , Mr. ta d Mn. 0 . L N m U ; bar fitter, Mn. i. A. G lasscock, ta d ckildrta o f f a a l a r , f . C., ta d Mr. tad la Lantlng, M ich. Ha aptat M n. B. S. Mathews, OrUa- four y u a n with tha U . S. Mt* aad da, H n a t t t f Ifea pvaaptstht ria t Carp, a t C am p h a d l t tea. Cam., aa d la praaestly employed a t tha Am erica* Fir# aad Casualty Co. Tha wtddfaif will ba aa avast o f M arch • a t tha MattI a a d Praabytarlaa Church, with l a v . May M. V aody af(idatiac. If y o u V e g o t Church Calendar D au fhtere a f Waalay iu a* day School Chae ui f t a la M cKinley BaU a t TJO p ja . fo r BMathly kailaaaa and so­ cial aaaaloa with Mrs. Anna Willarae and her koateea group la charge. W ealeyaa Service Guild meets at 7:80 p.m. with Mabel Chapman. First Session a f Mission Study. PLAYMATES helping Paula Snow celebrata bar aavanth birthday are left to right, front row, Larry Johnson, Carolyn Almqulat, Dorea Willis, Cheryl Almqulat and Darwin Owens. Back row, Eddy Willis, Bobby MacGregor, Teresa Snow, the honoree, Paula Snow and Rocky Green. Girl Scouts H old Halloween Party Member* of Girl Scoot TToop IIS enjoyed a Hallowee* party at tha borne of Mr. aad Mri. Ralph Jarvis sad daughter, Debbie. T be girls wore colorful cos­ tumes, ranging from black cats and an old faahioned doll to a ghost complete with pink, bluo and yellow bows. Tha Jarvis* b a ck lawn was decorated with tha usual Hal­ loween items and lights, (lam es were played during the evening. T be girls were MISS JUDITH PETROSKI Personals Silver Mr. and Mrs. John Ricketts hava returned to tbair home In Birmingham, Ala., after a visit with their daughter and fam ily, Mr. sod Mrs. Forrsst N utt DOLLAR By Beraice Kelsey The Executive Board a f the Oviedo Women's Club amt F ri­ day at 9 a.m. at tha b o a s o f the president, Mrs. R. W. Estes, on West Broadway. During tha business session, the hostess served refresh­ ments o f cabs and coffeo. Mrs. E m sst Jones under­ went surgery a t Emory Hos­ M n . R . W . Estes, M n . J. pital in A tlanta, Ga., Thurs­ 8 . Hopkins ami M n . B. 0 . day. Her address ta Mrs. Bes­ Smith hava nturnsd after a sie Jones, room 841 B., Emory two week trip. They visited Hospital, A tlanta, Ga, frlenda and relatives In At­ lanta and Commerce, Ga. and other place* In that a n a . given the first o f the largo lawn to tha other. •tS^OhJjOu hunt both groups found bags Oviedo land was dinner guest a f Mr. and Mrs. C. A . Henderson Bunday. Mrs. Btauglsr and Mrs. Henderson were brunch K urils o f Mrs. Cecil Davis in D aytons, Beach. leader o f candy. Mary L efiler, Jackie An­ gel and Dabble Taylor, par­ ticipated In a lemon pie eat­ ing contest, with Mary em erging a a the winner. Befreihm ents, which were provided b y the girls, con­ sisted o f candy apples, eup cakes, nuts, candy and cold drinks. Mrs. Fred Robb, lead­ e r o f the troop, was assisted b y Judy and Nancy Robb. Others enjoying tha party w ere Frances Dinglem an, Michelle Moreland, Kathy Si­ mon, M arcia McMillan, Can­ d y Wharton, Mary Pat Bertrang, Debbie Rowland, Ann Doudney, Margaret Jarrell, Debbie B oyd, Judy Wyebe, Dellman Delarco, Judy Aseenclo, Sally Robb and Deb­ bie Jarvis. Associations] Musie Minis­ try officers will meet a t First Baptist Church at S p.m. For­ rest Thompson, a stats workar, w ill m eet with them. By Helen Bsedgraaa each clue that led from on# and A t tha end o f the treasure TUESDAY Enterprise Personals divided Into two groups and IN A DRESSY PUMP j Ijvjuj’a SH O E STO RE DOW NTOW N SA N FO R D SOME OP TIIE MEMBERS o f Girl Scout Troop 112 enjoying a Halloween party at tho home o f Debblo Jarvis. Left to right seated are Delnora Deljarco and Michele Moreland and standing, Debbie Jarvis, Debbie Taylor, Margaret Jarrell and Debbie Rowland. (Herald Photo) Personals Mr. and Mrs. M ickey Durak, o f West Palm Beach, spent the weekend with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. D u n k , at their home Street. on W est F ln t Floral * Plain JE R SE Y Eaay Sew — Easy Caro GOING ON NOWl LUXURY MATTE* Washable Antal Touch ton’s Rexoll Drugs MILADY'S SHOPPE T U B PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIM ARY CONCERN TELEPHONE FA 2-2482 Of Fine Fabrics 108 R. Park 333-93I1 New Families In Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Giorglanna and Edmund from Tam pa; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gohde, Glenn, Bruce and Joyce from Barrien Springs, Mr. and M n . Victor Ro­ Mich. Mr. and M n . E d w a r d gers from Bryan, Tezaa; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walden and Lemke from bow ed, Miss.; son, Martin, from Atlanta, Mr. and M n . George W alten, G a.; Mr. and Mri. K. C. Hies Judy, Jeff, James and Jona­ Oak Harbor, from Longville, Minn.; Mr. than f r o m and Mrs. T. Ellis, Joe. Va|. Wash.; Mr. and M ri. Arthur erle and Candy from Jeffer­ Strouae, Brenda, Dale and Judy from Germantown, Md.; son, Ohio. Mr. and Mra. Lee Glberaon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jericho, Randl and James from Cam­ Robert Jr., Jeff and Timothy den, N. J .; Mr. and M n . Paul from Rochester, N. Y . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sul­ Flynn from McKeesport, Pa.; livan, Stephen, Thomas and David from Ventura, Calif.; Mr. and M n . Richard Stan­ ton from Indianapolis, Ind.; M n . Nora C. Norris, Wel­ com e Wagon boiteas reports tha following new fam lllei welcomed to Uw South Sem­ inole area recently: Mr. and Mri. Gordon Gibbs, Kathleen, Thomaa, S u a a n , Elizabeth, garet Hobby from Los and Mar­ M. ^ / f i t C A iL ifcu Gwaltney Jewelers 204 H. Park F A 2-*509 Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bail­ ey, Vicki and Robin from Kthens, Pa.j Mr. and M n . W. Klafehn, Llaa and Sue Anno from Orlando; Mr. and M ri. Joe Mitchell, Joe Pete Jr., Catherine and Scott from Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. J. A . Home from Orlando, and Mr. and Mrs. Joa Pow­ ell, Penny, Michael, Vicki and Scott from Huntlngtou, W. Va. From Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. l i t ft Sanford A re. FA 1-1823 FA 2-8452 Local Events SEVERAL L IK E THE AT 415 NEW HOM ES CENTRALLY TANGELO ARE HEATED D R IV E NOW COM PLETE — 3 BEDROOM , IN T H E NEW 2 BATH SECTION HOME OF Ravenna M O D E R N K ITC H E N S B Y GENERAL $ Joint meeting o f General Builnesa and Civic Depart­ ments o f the Sanford W om an’s Club. Senator Bath Johnson guest speaker, luncheon served at 12 noon. 25,000 GOLD BOND STAMP CONTEST Piaaa* entavmafat thaGold Bond Stamp Contest U aa this entry blank o r accurate facsim ile. SaU Nov. 9 is tha last d a y to register; Entrants must ba 18 yra. o r oida r C O N V E N IE N T V A , FH A, A N D CO N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today jJ W DEPOSIT THIS ENTRY BLANK IN SPECIAL BOX at MICHAEL’S FOOD MART WEDNPJ4DAY iU f U lK G A c o n s t r u c t io n co Just Arrived! Large Selection O f Beaatlfnl — EASY TERM S PLAQ UES Open FrL Nitea Salta / REALTY Agent* PRIZE PRIZE PRIZE PRIZE Select Youra Nowt Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store nkhasdl\ = 203-09 E. lot ST. 8. Sanford Ave. Across From HLH Plant CUSTOM BUILDING A S P E C IA L T Y General Office 21 1 W. 25th St. Phong FA 2-31M HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STRO M 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Gifts • Cards • Books (Formerly McViears) 210 E. First SL FA 2-0983 F A 31979 �- W - ___ J ------------ S i ---- Jt Oviedo Wins; Tribe In First Defeat; Lyman Loses By One • h-■Ub m la Cosy 24-6 Victory f y J *e Warden (Herald Sparta WHIM) O tledo beat Melbourne Coutral Catholic, U4 Friday day night. Out coma o f the coetaat wa« doubt, aa Or M o H alted the Hustlera to ooe touchdown hi the h u t quart­ er. The L ta * aeored hi each quarter, and O r M e 'a d m •core came on a two-yard plunge after n o t in g the ball gg yardi down the field. The gl yard punt return by Billy Silkier proved to be the big play o f t i e g a v e . Melbourne never threatened after the firat quarter, b e­ ing held to a net rushing o f IT yards, la the second quar­ ter Oviedo sieved the ball gg yards dowafleld, with two passes In the entire seriee, eae to Mlkler for 13 yards and one to Ted Dell horn. The 4 payoff play w ea a aeven^ yard bunt by Barry Gauge for the touchdown. Homecoming cereaeaiea w ere conducted at halftime, and Ann Ridenour waa crow n­ ed queen by last year’s hom e­ com ing queen, Dianne Aulla. Music for the event B T JULIAN STBN8TBO M been In New York Bride, Tim Tyler, Tom Cato- ^ v » w £ ) Auburn Better Than Alabam a, Graves Says f AUBURN, Ala. (U P I) — ^ F lo r id a Coach Ray Grave* la In good position to compare Auburn and Alabama football teams — and ha did here Sat­ urday following a lb-0 shel­ lacking handed his Gators. Bitting In tha lockar room, tha graying head Qatar said, T U have te rate Auburn the better all - around club. Right g i o w there la no comparison to ^A labam a and Auburn.** Two weeks before the Au­ burn clash, Florida had sad­ dled Alabama with Its only loaa o f the icason, 10-8. HI rate Auburn’ * offense su­ perior te Alabama's, and 1 waa surprised that Auburn's dafensa la so strong,'* Graves continued. (I ‘Big O ’ W ins For Royals I A n y United Pre»e International Jerry Lucaa to living up to hie college reputation, but H’a still 0 » c * r Robertson 1 who’* the man with the mosteit on the Cincinnati Royals. m 0 The "B ig O” came up with three crucial baaketa and a free throw in the final mlnutea o f play Sunday night to provide the Royals with a 95-93 victory over tha Phil­ adelphia 78*re at Dayton, Ohio. It waa the only game scheduled in the National Basketball Association. , Robertson, who tod all Q c o r e r s with 25 points, popped in three tong Jump ehota to frustrate a late 78ers rally and keep them In the Eastern Division basement. Cincinnati ft second with a 8-4 record. Total population of tha United Kingdom In 1981 was 53.8T3.558, according to Bri* f a n n i e s Bock o f tha Year. ldo, Buddy Lake and Lyn Matte. They meant as much to ua la those days aa tha Manilas and Marls' o f today. Those were great day* to ma and they gave m e a love for sports I've never gotten over. "W hen Sanford ca m s back Into the league in 1957 as a Washington farm club I was covering sports for The Her­ ald. It waa wonderful to hava a local bail club on ce again but things weren’t tha aame. Wa triad everything to gen­ erate soma o f that old spirit among local fans but it w as Impossible. The old fans that war# left supported tha club but the younger aet wasn't Interested. ''H ow ever, som e good did com e out o f the two seasons before Sanford folded again. The Minnesota Twins h ave a bright prospect who'a going to m ik e H big In another season o r two. He's Joe Bonlkowskl, and he hurled hto first gam e in Sanford aa a 17year old lad. He'* had one trial with the perent Twin* and wow seven g a m e s . They're counting on him hea­ vily In the future. ''T h e follow ing year the Kaaaee City d u b backed San­ ford and cam e o p with sev­ eral promising youngsters. Ken Ikrrelson stuck with the A'a for the seoood half o f the season and hit tha long ball for th a n . 1 waa in Boston d o r la t July and caught a dooblenaader. Kan waa very Impressive. "1 talked with Ed Lopat and ha aaya that Herretooo figures la their future plans. D ick Green, Sanfond'e short­ stop In lisa, has been doing well la his minor laague car­ eer. I feel that he la one of the future stars o f the Amer­ ican Laague. Also, BUI Bry­ an, ooe o f Sanford's catchers, was hitting the long ball this past sum m er and probably will get a big-lsagua shot neat mason. "A s you can aae, I'm still aa old Sanford basabaU fan. I would love to see Sanford beck la the FSL If for nothing else than to product som e future atari for tha m ajors. Sanford has one o f the best faculties in Florida but there's nobody to push ami prom ote w club. "M aybe you d oo't rem em ­ ber m e. but 1 was a tall, skinny kid who used to be •round the First Baptist Church with your kid bro­ ther Freaky. Another o f your brothers, Douglas, was ooe o f m y old Sunday school Uaebars, and after that sUU another brother, Herb, wrest­ led with ns 'rough necks'.’ * "J u st wanted to thank you for all tha good reading you've supplied while being away from home. It's nice to fine someone with the sam e lova 1 have for the old Stats League since there are mem ories I'D never for­ g e t." flu n k s . Jerry. Your letter was great! We’re looking for­ ward to having you btek io Sanford soon. Auburndale Toe Tough A Foe By D M The Herald Sparta • IT LOOKS HERE on if an official in trying to get in on t h e tackle o f Seminole High’g Buddy Lawson (31) in the Leesburg game Friday night, but there seems t o Iks enough Leesburg players behind Buddy to do tlm job . * Leeaburg took the opening Crooms High Loses To Carver 20 To 7 By Robert B. Thomas Jr. Herald Sports Writer The boys from Pantherland forced the Carver Heights The Crooms High Panthers team to punt alter the kick­ were defeated by a charged off, but the ball touched a up Carver Hcigkla Trojan Panther and It waa pounced upon by a Trojan. A l.Vyard team o f Leesburg 20-7 Thurs­ penalty put tha boys o ( the day night. Crooms seemed Orange and Maroon deep in sluggish all night as Its their territory. The Trojans ground attack waa completely scored in the next two plays. After a defensive battle bottled up b r the hard charg­ most of the second period, the ing Trojans. savage line play of the Pap. thera forced Carver Heights to fumble. Andrew James passed to Perlman Brinson for 19 yards and the score. Hlldrad Green ran the point after touchdown. The Trojans completely dominated t he SA N JOSE. Calif. (U P I) — game aa they blocked three Necessity Is tha mother o f punts and turned two o f them Invention — and a lio caun-i Into scores. The running of hennpolo Al Geiberger to play their hard running fullback better. was ■ determining factor Gaibergtr headed fo r the also. 150.000 Frank Sinatra G olf Tournament at Palm Springe today, with hie bunk account W oman b Amateur D ELRA Y BEACH, FIs. swelled by (3,500 after win­ ning Uia Almaden Upon Sun­ (U P I) — Mrs. Allison Choate o f Rye, N. Y * climaxed an day. " I ’m married now and we uphill struggle with a birdie have a aaven weeka old baby,” putt on the 22nd hole o f a said Geibcrger. ‘ ‘So I have to p la yoff Saturday to win the win tha money to buy the ba­ USGA Senior Women’s Am a­ teur g o lf title. by new shoes." Wins Almaden Geibcrger now hae won (31,828.30 In official money thle year—which la pretty good pay for a skinny, 28-year-old youngeter. 11a to 12th on tha official PGA money list. Nevrr able to post any sizeable yardage, the Jackets went back to work and yard by yard they at* up the dis­ tance to the Sanford goal line. Finally Nappl hurled a pass to Larry Dowen In the end zone for the Jackets' second touchdown. This time the kick w ie wide and the Yellow Jac­ kets led the Semlnoles 13 to 0. On the following kickoff Lawson took a handoff and returned the ball to tha Leea­ burg 39, nearly braaklng away for a touchdown. The Semlnoles turned on the pow er when Lee Sparkman went to the 38, Earl Black carried to the 31, Sparkman went to the 18, Ronnie Hinton plowed Finally to the IS, Sparkman pushed to NEW YORK (U P I)—Jockey 10, Lawton esrricd to (he nine Eddie Arcaro rod* 250 but the Semlnoles missed a straight losers before be needed first down by tost scored his first victory. than a yard. After Leesburg ran out the first half, Seminole went back to work In the third period. They took the kickoff and worked tha ball to the Leesburg 48 where a 13-yard penalty gave Sanford p o u e tsion on the Jackets' 31. (Un­ ion tou ed to end Larry'Barks on the 17. From there Lawson went to the three. Sparkman plowed over for Sanford's only TD end Lloyd Freeman kick­ ed tha extra point • • • % m 4 f w **■ MISS ANN RIDENOUR was Homecoming Queen for Oviedo High School Friday. She U shown here with her escort, Tom Minter. She waa presented with a bouquet o f white chry­ santhemum* by the captains o f the Oviedo foot* ball tram, Jimmie Courier ami Tel BeUhorn. With thrae minutes remain­ ing in the third period Lees­ burg went to work and ate up the clock with a long timeconsuming drive which final­ ly wound up with Meson going In for a touchdown but a pen­ alty nulllflad the play. Finally, with two mlnutei and 40 seconds toft on tbe clock Seminole got a drive underway. Lawton took a Leesburg punt on Sanford's two-yard Une and returned to the Seminole 38. After several failures, Hinson electrified the crowd with a long aerial to Black who Juggled tha ball several tim et before hauling It in on the run and going down on the Jacket 18. With no m ore time out! Sanford hurried with Sparkman haul­ ing it to the nine-yard Une where tbe final gun aent Sanford'a hopes down the drain. James Otis, American pa­ triot, originated tha phrase ‘ Taxation without represen­ tation 1* tyranny." Lym an Greyhounds laet Friday night 14 to is. W BVwtNwmds received the opening kick-off but Ly­ m an forced Auburndale to punt U se Greyhounds took the ball on their 33 yard line. Frank Hundley and Les Lyle then led a Lym an drive to A ubundala’a fiv e yard line where Jim K ersey intercept­ ed fo r tha Bloodhound* and toted the ball hack to hit own Bilb Challenge Boston, Houston For League Load * kickoff oa their own five-yard line and John Mason returned it to the Jackets' 3t. The Lees­ burg eleven marched to a first down In three playa, an­ other in two plays, picked up their third straight firat down on the Sanford 35, m oved to the Sanford 31 for their fourth, picked up their fifth on the Sanford ejjdit from where Leeiburg's sensational quarterback, M i k e Nappl, ikirted hie right end fo r the TI). After S t a n Himelsbaugh booted the PAT, Leeaburg kicked o ff to Seminole with three minutes and 10 seconds left on the clock In the first period. However, on the r e ­ turn Buddy -Lawson lost the ball when hit and Leeaburg recovered on the Seminole 35. • • • 10 yard Dm . 11m Bloodbocmdt loat to the Auburndale Blood- Som ebody didn't Hka the Seminole*! And from the way Leesburg romped over the lo­ cale last Friday night In the Lake County city It must have been the Yellow Jaeketa. Whatever hopes the Semin­ ole* had for an undefeated season, and they w e n high, they vanished when the Yel­ low Jacket* overpowered the Sanford eleven and walked away with a IS to 7 victory. Actually, thla waa a strange ball game. It’s Impossible to say that the Semlnoles play­ ed a bad ball gam* because they didn't. On the other hand, It waa obvloua they didn't play as good as the Jackets did. Another strange feature of the unusual tilt was the fact that the Semlnoles did not run one single offensive play during the entire first period. There have been many foot'ball garnet in our day but U’a the first time this writer ev er saw one teem fail to run one offensive play In an en­ tire quarter. M Writor) C By Jniton St was Thinking Out Loud •‘ I've 3 * Ji m fam ished by the la n iard Jun­ ior High School band. In the third quarter lu llbalk Gouge Intercepted a Melbourne p a w on tha Ovtede W-yard-llne. Ben Bleaks, fullback, ran for three, then quarterback Jim m y Courier handed o ff to Mlkler who sprinted IT yards to pay d u t. Melbourne threatened dur­ ing the quarter b et Oviede held for downs on their own 10-yard-llne. Don Flckslt made the longest run for Melbourne with a 33-yard dash to tha Oviedo 10. Melbourne got Re lane touchdown on a s-y ard -n u by K arl W. Wltkowski. Oviedo scored their last touchdown on a 4 1 -y u d p a u from Cour­ ier to end Ted BeUhorn. This drive atarted from the Oviedo 13. A bou t S p o r ti state for the past couple o f months,” writes Jerry Coving­ ton. a Sanford youngster who once pounded out eporta for The Herald, "a n d waa de­ lighted when I saw In the paper where you were coverlng sports again In Sanford, . ’ m planning to be home soon and am looking forward to aeeing you again. ” 1 can't tell you bow much I ’ ve been enjoying your cov ­ erage of the sports program •round the county and also your column. 1 was Just a kid In Junior high which Sanford waa a strong Florida State League entry and I thought you w ere Just about tha beat baseball announcer In the business. "Mika WhelcheU George Harden, Wea Spencer, George Herndon, Jim Krider and m y­ self used to ride eur bikes out to the old park fo r every home game and would be the re from batting pmetlce until llghia went out. We had our heroes then such as Goose Kettles, Dave Jackets Sting Seminole Hope Of No Defeats OVIEDO'S BARRY ROUGE (40) is ahovvn head* ing fo r pay dirt in game ngninat Melbourne's Hustlera Friday night at Oviedo. Behind him U back Dave Hiley o f Melbourne. Bowl Candidates In ToughNovember Spot By United Frets fatoreattoeal For a few houra Saturday, Pete Elliott, John Micheloaen and Bob Dcvaney actually were enjoying themirivea. Then Sunday, they looked ahead and everything wea normal again. The smiles had vanished. The schedule had reminded them (lie collegiate season runt for another month. And it's going to be a tough month for aU three coaches whose teams cam e through with Important victories Sat­ urday. EUiott’a second-ranked Il­ linois team beat Purdue, 4121, to there the B ig Ten lead with Ohio State and Michigan State. The winner probably will go to the R ote Dowl. But Illinois still mutt play MlchlKan, Wisconsin and Michigan State to m ike Pasadena on New Y ear'* Day. Pittsburgh, with Juit one toss to Navy, la looking for a Southern trip oa N ow Year'a and Saturday'! 35-37 com e­ back win over 10th ranked Syracuse waa an tmpreialva credential. D cvaney'a Nebraska team took the lead In the Big Eight Conference with a 13-11 vic­ tory over Missouri, which had bern unbeaten In conference play. Now the Cornhuakara look ahead to Kansaa, Oklahoma State and tha big one—eighthranked Oklahoma, a ljo unde feated in conference play fol lowing Saturday'* 354) win over Colorado. Top ranked T eiaa remain­ ed unbeaten end untied by edging SMU. 17-13. Fbr the third time this season, "Shoe­ less" Tony Crosby provided Texas' margin with two convsrslona and a 34-yard field goal. Seventh-ranked Auburn and Princeton also remained un­ beaten ami untied among the m ajor college! by beating Florida, 190 and Brown, St13, respectively. By United P m * laternattoeal The Buffalo B illi are stag­ ing another o f their patented stretch runs in tha American Football League. Last aataon, tha Bllle drop­ ped their first five games, then turned around and lost only one o f their final nine. That bad atari was too much to ever com e, however, ta d they had to aettla for third place In the Eastern Division race. Lou Saban'a men are fol­ lowing tbs sam e acript thla year—but it could produce • m ore successful clim ax. After going winless in their first four games, the Bill* now arc challenging the Boston Pat­ riot* and the Houston Oilers for the dlvtalon lead. Led by rookie quarterback Daryls Lamonlca and veteran fullback C o o k i e Gilchrist, Buffalo rallied to edge the Denver Broncos, 10-M, Sun­ day at Denver. It was the Bills' fourth victory in their last five games and left them only a half-gam e back o f Boston and Houston, the dead­ locked Eastern le a d e n . The Patriots walloped Hous­ ton, 45-3, In their showdown meeting at Boston Friday night. The San D iego Charg­ ers, Weatern Division pace•etten, rolled to a 83-7 tri­ umph over (he Jets at New York Saturday night, and tha Oakland Raldera defeated the K antei City Chiefs, 18-7, at Oakland to Sunday’s ether game. Packers Star Starr's Fill-In By lla llfd P r m International H i* Green Bay Packers are making a hit player o f their former bit player, John Roach. That’s the remarkable facet o f the Packers. The support­ ing cast puts on Its finest performance when the star to m ixin g . They did It last ic a ­ son when Paul Hornung wa* Injured. And they're doing It again with Dart Starr on tho aidelinoi. Jim Taylor, Tom Bfoore, Jerry Kramer and Elijah Pitta all combined to mak« Roach tha National Football League's standout itand-ln Sunday in the Packers' 33-14 victory over the tough Pittsburgh Stoelera. It was tho Packer** seventh straight win and they needed It to keep pace atop the West­ ern Division otandlngs with tho Chicago Boars, who de­ feated the Baltimore Colts, 17-7. Green Bay and Chicago have 7-1 records. They meet In Chicago, Nov. 17. Jimmy Brown had a re­ markable 223-yard rushing afternoon aa the Cleveland Browns remained on top of tha Eastern Divtolon race with a 23-17 triumph over the Philadelphia Eagles. Tbe New York Giant* remained one gam# behind by winning their runnerup battle with the St. Louis Cardinals, 83-21. Tn Sunday's ether games, rtoe In Cleveland's win before the Dalla* Cowboys whipped 80.871 at Philadelphia. This the Washington Redskins, 35- waa his fourth 200-yard game 20; the Minnesota VUtlngt o f the eeaion and booeted hto beat the I.o* Angeles Rama, league-loading rushing total to 1,194 yards. 21-13, end tha Detroit Lloni Tho Eagles took • 10-7 lead trounrrd the Ran Francisco in the second period, but this Forty Niners, 45-7. waa wlpsd out by I,ou G rots’* Roach, playing his aecond three ftotd goals, o f 9, 22 and flll-iri gams for Rtarr, com­ 34 yards. The tost tw o came pleted only 7 of 17 paste* for within a 18-second period dur­ a modest 151 yards. Rut that's ing the final mlnuU o f the all the air power he needed, first half. Both wsre is t up the way Taylor and Moore by Pblladslphta fumble*. ran and Kramtr kicked field goals. Taylor set a Packer record Extra Points ATLANTA ( U P U - J . Press o f 30 carries and gained 141 yards; Moor* gsintd 88 yard* o f Georgia Tech kicked 17 ex on tho ground end caught tra points in a 1317 football pastes for 47 more; Kramer g a m e against Cumberland kicked field goals o f 25, 38, College. 12 and 37 yards; and Pitt* carried over for two touch­ down* after replacing Moore. The Stealers grabbed an early lead after Gary Ballmtn ran back the opening kickoff 93 yard* to the Green Ray two and Dick lloak bucked over for a touchdown. They did not •cor* again until tha final period when Green Bay had a 27-7 toad. A crowd o f 48,293 watched the game at Milwau­ kee. Jimmy Brown raced 83 yard* fo r a first-period touch­ down and averaged a fraction loss than B yards f o r 28 ear- B A R G A IN PRICES ON POPU LAR BRAN DS AT FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN D A IL Y - ( A . ) L - 6:15 P. M. (10 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVP. TOP V A LU E STAMPS then mounted a 74-yard drive to the Greyhound 18. Booty Etheridge then passed to D ent Woods for the TD. Etberidge kicked tbe extra m ark, er. The Lyman team M amed to come to lifo alter tbe Blood­ hound touchdown. Tackle Dick Balmer took the abort kick and made a three yard rue back putting tho ball oa the Auburndalo 49 yard Una. Tlte T.jrman linemen opened holes In the Auburndale 11m lo r the backs. After reaching the Bloodhound nine llsadley plowed around the 'end for pay d ir t Gena Gritfea kick­ ed the PAT. But the Auburndale alevea was not long la taking re­ venge on the 'Hounds i t Eth­ eridge m ade a 23 yard kick­ off return, putting the ball on the 30 yard line. Tbe Bloodbounds then m ade a *4 yard push to the Greyhounds 18, Kersey then took the pass from Etheridge for the toucte down. A fake pant and • quick past to Ken M ock re­ sulted in Mm poind efle r touchdown. Tbe Greyhound* then re­ ceived on ce m ore and after moving tha baU five time# bad the H alf come to • close. The Greyhound* — salved the kick-off In tbe tecead half but had to punt from their own 25. The Auburndale team only held the ball for tw o playa and fum bled putting the Lyman teem on tbe Auburndale 4t yard line. The fiend bounds detente held ence more forcin g the I y a u a team to p u n t A m u an their own i t yard murker the Anburndale team m oved the bell to the L ym an 41. On a paaa Phil ParraoK Intercepted fog the Greyhounds end tagged U back to tbe Auburndale 43. Lea Lyle end Frank Mnadtay combined force* again and took the baU down to the ii. Gene G riffon rolled euft to pea* but had to run end earn ed a Greyhound TD. H e an­ tra m arker failed. The Bloodhocnde than re­ ceived tbe baU and Jerry McCarty ran it back to the Bloodhound 3B. A Greyhound dipping penalty pot the b e f on the 10. The Lyman team then held and on e fumble took tho bell on the Blood­ hound 37. After moving the ball down to tbe Bloodhound three ytrdllne tbe hound* loot o f two yard*. A flvw yard penalty put tha baU e e the 10. Pete Cartoon waa thrown for another lota and ft be­ cam e e fourth and •»•! to go. Tha Greyhounds attem pt ed a field goal. Griffen kick­ ed from the 20 yard lint but tbe kick was no good. With about a minute and e half toft Auburndale ran out the clock. Outstanding performances were turned In by Lee Lyle, Frank Hundley, Gen* Griffen, Dick Bslm er, Dennis Flatter, Allis Beutay, Hilton Rennet, Phil Perrault and Chuck W agner. W ins Race RIVERSIDE, Calif. (U PD — Dierlnger, a stock tav driver comparatively unfamil­ iar with twisting road courses, solved the Riverside Raceway Sunday fo r the checkered fla g in the (11,000 Golden SU U 400.mll* stock car race. �Legal Notice Legal Notice BOTICB IH h*r*by given that t am engaged la hn*ln*** at F*ra Park, R*tnlnol* Countr. Florida. nad«r th* flrtlllona a*ma a t Ct.L*R Jt.’ A t * . and that 1 Inland to r*gi*l*r -aid ■amt with tha Clark o f th* Clrenlt Coart, Ramlnol* ConnI f. Florida. In accordance with tha p rorld on * o f th* F lrtltIon* Xam* ■tala!#*. t*-w ltt ■ l«: Michael Flnlar Kantian H i . l l Ftarlda Hiatal** i M TO W HOM IT MAT COKCBRX: T : j r !l! ‘«tr th* C lt r CoHitalMlon o f th* C llr o f Sanford. Florid*, at 1:40 o 'clo ck P.M. on th* tflh . dor a f Xo**iab*r, IMS. at th* C llr Commleelaaer'a Room at lb* C ltr Hall I* th* Cltr » f Sanford. Florid*, w ill co»*ld•r aad determine whether or aot tb * C ltr w ill atoo*. Ta­ ra I* aad abandon a a r rlsht o f tb* C ltr aad th* public la and to tho portion o f tb* ■traat hereinafter d**erlb*4, to-w ltr it t s s r fw c r r r r * t a r mr That portion of Boat t me h i t s j t b ic ia i . era . ■treat ((la n d in g from th* e t t r , i t a x d P ir n a i r a i x *a*t rls h t-o f-w a r tin* o f xofcR t o r v r r . Fl o r id a . C rproa* Arana* to th* IT CHATCRRT A S. ISSSS w est rlg h t-o f-w a r Hn* o f ORtaXDO FEDERAL SAVP in * Arenut. IXOS AXD IOA.T ASHOC1APoraona lnt*r**t*d m a r np- TlOX, paar and ba h«ard at th* tlm* P lain tiff. aad p la «* abor* apaelflcd. C ltr Commlaaloa o f tb* WnjJAM t» PAflB. SR. and C ltr o f Sanford. Florida PEARL M. PAOE. bin Wlf*. H. ft. Tamm, JR. Defendant* C ltr Clark XOFICR OF SALK Publlah November I, t i l l . Xotlc* la hereby alren that COO-4 th* real property altuated In n o t >OF HIM/ O K A V jV1 1JTAKW L rrrt* *w *w m Ad RHJMT- 1 VCX/VS GOT | A GRAY HAIR ! - f THERE r-* Tha Board o f C ou ntr Commteelonorn o f Bemlnolo Countr. Florida, w ill rtcalra bid* la th* o fflo o o f Arthur If Reck, with. J r - Clark In Ih* Courtho***. Bonford. Florida, up lo liM P. tt. Monday, Xoremhar It. IMS. for daltvarr o f th* fo llo w in g lt*m«: Item X*. I On* Automatic f**d*r to ba m a d with rlasa l»*a Addr***o*raph machln*. Item No. • 1 1 .1 0 # framta to hold plain* m ada from ro ta r |l*t*. A ll o f abor* aqulpmtnt la b* need la tha a fflea of tha •uparrlsor of registration, S*mlnolo Countr, Florid*. Bid* to b* anrloaad In a Mat* •I en relop* plalnlr markad •a lha outald* T lld fo r furn­ ishing AM om atle P**d*r, open Xoram bar It. IM S," or T lld for furnishing 17,104 fnm **, open Xoram bar IS. IMS." ■pacification* m ar b* oh. I*ln*d In th* o ffic e af th* Clark o f Circuit Court, cou rt­ house, Hanford, Florida. Bid* Will b* opened at !«;•* A. M. o r w anon thareafter a* poaalhl* o * Tuesday, Xoremhar IS. IMS, at a m erlin * to h* held In Ih* Countr Commla•toner* meotlng room. Court llouas, Hanford. Florida. Tha rlaht In raatrred to w alr* an r Irrtgnlarlllas or ttchnleallllaa In bid* a id to r*J*ct a n r nr i l l hid*. Board af Countr Commla*lon*r* ■•mlnol* County, Florida H r: J. C. Hutchison, Chair­ man Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark Publlah Out. II * X or. I, IM I CDN-100 N MDiMMON MO AND I GUESS SWE- _ MASNT/ '- r n > g o t t o * 7HI3G RISC CRAZY a ym uu oV N K a w l r>A"TH* ra£KWM» •T THAT I SAME > . SACK WERE thm \ o T * m b « r 4, t i l l . COX-114. FRYERS Record* o f Seminole Coun­ tr. Florida. will b* *old for raah In hand to th* hlshtat and b#*t bidder at Ih* W**t door of tha Itralnola Countr Court lion** la Sanford. Florida, at th* hour of 11:00 O 'clock A.M. on Frldar. Xov*mh*r II. ISIS, hr Arthur H- Backwlth, Jr. Ih* Clerk of th* Circuit Court of th* Xlnth Judicial Circuit In and for Samlnol* Oountr. Flor­ ida. pursuant to a Final De­ ere* of foreclosure entered hr the Circuit Court of th* Xlnth Judicial Circuit In and for ■•mlnol* Countr. Florida. In th* ca*a of DRLAXDO FED­ ERAL ■AVINOS AXD ISIAX AMOCrATIOX raraua WIL­ LIAM L PAOE. SR. and PEART. M. PAOE. hie wife, which caa* hear* Chancarr No. ltlM, In th* Chanctrr Docket Hook of old Court. DATED thl* list. d*r *f K SALECQ* STEAK Round • Sirloin • C l u b P ^ u , , (■BAM Arthur If. Beckw ith. Jr. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court R r: Mertha T. Vlhlfn lirp u tr Clerk m i t . l d l l : X or. 4. 1S*S. CDO-S s o T ir n o r m o r r m m o s FAR TH E VACATIXfi. S E A T . D O T I N A, DlaCONTtNI INa AND r i O i l V I OF PAEK TO WHOM IT MAT COXCKRX! TOC WILT. PI,I".ASK TAKE NOTICE that the Hoard o f Countr Commlaaloner* nf Hemlnol# County, Florid*, at 1<t:M o'clock A. M., on th* lllh day o f XoTomber. A. D. H U , at th* County Court llouea In Hanford. Hemlnol* County, Florida, w ill hold a Public Henrtoy in m eeM er and dolormln* whether or not th* County wilt varat*. aban­ don, discontinue, clots, ronounca and dlaclalm any rlaht n f th# County and tha public In and lo th* follow in g dotcrlhed park: llegln u lng at th* Hnuthw est corner n f tho North­ w est >4 o f th* Southwest >4 o f tho Southwest <4 o f Section I. Tow nship 14 South. Range 10 East. Seminole County, Florida, run North, along th* Wrat boundary of aald Hnuthwaat 14 a f ths Houthwaat •4 444 feat to the Northweet corner thereof, them # run Katt l i t . 3 feat to th* Northeast cornsr o f ths Xorthwsst *4 o f tho South­ west '4 o f ths Houthweet »4. thenrs run Mouth 3s4 feet, mors or Isss. to ths Inlerseetlon o f tho East line o f th* X orthw sst >4 o f ths Southwest 14 nf th* Houthwest <4 and tha Northwesterly lino o f Lot 1» o f l-ooh Arbor, Isla of Pines Hecllon No. 3 as rsoirilarl In Plat Rook I. Page 13 of th* Puhllo R e­ cord* o f Seminole County, Florida. Ihenc* run Soulh 34* 04* Weet. along aald lot tin*, SIT I feat, mnr* or Ises. to the Intersection o f aald tot tin* with th* Xorlharly llna o f l»ot 1 1 o f aald Plat, thenc* run •nuth IS* 14* 14" W set. along aald llna nf L it It or said Plat. IISS fast, m ore or less to ths point o f beginning. Said Park being a part o f latch A r­ bor, Isla o f Plnoa Section No. I, ■* recorded In I'tat Dook I. Pago IS o f th* Puhllo Itecord* nf B*mlnolo County, Florida. P E R S O N S INTERESTED MAT A P P E A R AND UK HEARD AT TIIK TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. Board a f County Commla■toner* o f Bemlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida Sly t Arthur H. Backwlth, t o o '; GROUND BEEF 3 99* lbs. 3 lbs. 97‘ TENDER JUICY — SHORT SHANK LEG O' LAMB TASTY ^ JIFFirsiElAKS 10 FOR 99* 8HURFINE 7 OZ. PKGS. S P A G H E T T I or M A C A R O N I GOHDY’S PLAIN or IODIZED ROUND BOX SA LT NO. .103 CANS b SH O W B O A T PORK BEANS M . P. P E A S ..................... SH O W B O A T SPAG H ETTI TALL CANS S H U R F IN E EVAP. M I L K Va GALLON Thrifty Bleach . . . 2/49c PU RE LARD LIMIT a PLEASE 3 LB. JAR 29 ‘ LARGE BAG 25c Meal or Grits V« GAL. Delta Syrup. 45c LIMIT I PLEASE Limit t With 15 Order MR. C. FROZEN — Limit • With SI Ordrr SHURFRESH Biscuits FRENCH FRIES . . 3/25c Peas with Mushrooms 39c Peaches . . . . . . . 2/59c Coffee Cake . . . . 79c BIRDSEYE 1* OZ. ^ BIRDSEYE IS OZ. SARA LEE 11 OZ. APPLE DANISH •uaamAh* tM4m*aaa*a Limit 5 With SI Order r I ’D JOCT SB A \ BATSimH OF HW GlIlUKiNG ViCAlO. U. 8. NO. 1 WHITE I'D lO lt W WAV S . A S A R R M II. POTATOES 10 LB. BAG IM ...B U T HBj ICAVTS MR T UTTlSROCm 1 r<o* , e o w d o w s f.i M lutptrm tear M Rights ( A ) r r r 39 ‘ IT SARA LEE II OZ. Cheese Cake . . VS GAL. PLASTIC Hood 33 Bleach . . qT. RTL. Hood Soft R in se. . S YR. OLD FIELD GROWN r Rose Bushes 59* T C M P ou u izvm etM B W V om cK v a n *0 W ieners • Bologna • Smoked Sausage > Homemade Sausage pure Alasko I totorf WHAT> j'd sa giving up IN WWD PCU-. HEIXVES *£,P4t.OS«y. . LOS ANOKLXS (UP!) — Sandy Ktstfax. Bit KsttaMt Ltsfas’s most talusbid plsyr r to r 1M>, matla it clear ha kid as gluttool about Aid ddm o o ' s glory esnyiag m r iolo 1M4. Tbs dtsr Los JUldM Do*ftr pltdmr. ddlugod with lot* Id's and mosMfdd ot tomgntutatkxu sines ho wad namsd MVP rdesntly. ■Imply "It's • first thrill tad ths greatest honor fr o H er had.” FLA. GRADS “ A** WHOLE Samlnol* Countr. Florida, de­ scribed a* follow*: Lot Id. Block n r. WILDMERE, a* recorded In P1«t Book 1, pas* 111, Public r r a r tir c o ir t . NINTH JU IIItlA t. C IH d .IT , IT ATD FOR s e w i n o i .e to tN T Y , a r v r r o f r u m IDA. IT CHANI'KRV NO. ISAM NORTH A1IKRICAX IIOIITOAOR CORPORATION, an Arkanaa* oorporatlon. Plaint Iff ra. (IKnTItL'UE S. ItOCOIf and RAHT a IIOITOII, her hus­ band. Defendant* x o T it 'E o r Birr t h e o f t re; o f f m i r i i i a Tin tlortrud* ■. Ilouah and H arr D. Iluuuh. 43*1 H. Mountain Villa** Mountain llom a APR. Idaho X o tlc* la herahp *lv«o that ault h at been filed In th* ahova Indicated Court iu aln ii you, and ouch o f jrnu, th* title o f w hich raea la aa ahot* shown. You ar* herobp required to fllo you r anawar or wrlttan dafanae*. If any, In th* shore priK-aedlnu with th* Clerk of this Court and lo serrs a copy th ereof upon tha plain tiff* atlornaya whoe* name and addreea appears hereon, on or b sfora ths Ind day of Dec­ ember 1143, tha naturo o f this proceadlna balng a ault to foraclos* Ih* Ran o f a m ortu.iaa on th* fotlnwln* dsocrlhad property altiial* In Ktm lnol* County. Florida, tow it: L o t t*. Block I. tlEFTLER HOMES ORLANDO ■ECT lO X ONE. according lo m a p Of plat thertnf reco rd td In Plat llnok tl. P a ge t-4. Puhllo llarorda o f Hemlnolo County, Flor­ ida. done axd O R nr.nr.D at Sanford. Hemlnol* County. Htata o f Florida, thla Stth day o f O rtobor, IMS. (S E A L ) A rthur It. Reckwlih. Jr.. C lork of tho Circuit Court R y : Martha T. Vlhlsn. DC. ROEMH. WIOIIT A nt.'IIFOni) Am erican Ration*! Dank Bldg. p. o. Ros litis . HI. Pataraburg It, Florida Jr. A ltornsya for P lain tiff Clark Publlah Oet. II A Noe. A It. Publish X or. 4. IM I II. 1»4I CDX-4IT C D X -M it *4 Ih* eutaid*, " B I D FOR F fn X IS H IX O (Bam* a f Ham), opan Xorambar IS, I M t “ Bid* Wilt b* opened on Tuesday. X eram ber It, IH * et * V <*• a t *<*»n th »r*aft*r •• poaalbie, at o n t M ln i to b* held In lb * County Com* m in io n Mtetlng Room In th« CoarihouM ot dan ford. F lori­ da. Th* rtgM I* r**#r»*d to w alr* anr IrregularlU** •» ttchnlealltl** In bid* aad to r*J*rt anr or alt bid*. Board o f C oantr Comml*■toner*. Hemlnol* Countjr, Florid*. J. C. Ilutchlaon, chairm an. O r: IV. Hn*h. Jr. Countr Engineer Publlah October tl and T h * Board a f C ou n tr Comm ln lon ara a f ■amino!* Countr, Florida, wilt rarala* bid* at Ih* o ffte* af Arthur H. Backa Hit. Jr., Clark. la m * co u rtboa** at Sanford. Florida up lo i:N F .ll. Monday. Xovam* bar tt. lis t , fo r fnralahtng tb* fo llo w in g Item* o f aaw equipm ant: A. On* Motor Ornder. B. T w o Pump Track*. C. On* Thraa W heel Hollar. D. (>a* T ow -T rp * P arin g Spreader. B. On* Una Slrlpar. ■pacification* m ar b* o b ­ tained at th* o fflr * of th* Mamtaol* Countr Knaln#»r. In lb * co u rib ou ** at Sanford. Florida. Bid* to b* #ncto**d la a eeated anrtlop* plaln lr mark- Koufcnc Take* It In Strida FRESH — BUNCH *1 Collard Greens . . . 25c RED DELICIOUS JBJJ QntaUty Righto Bwm id PHtt* Good This Wad. 2 Convenient Location*: 4th. St. St Sanford Ave. — 1100 W. 13th. SI. APPLES Lb. Bag 39* �.1_____ ' ■ "* Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Legal Notice Logoi Nofica ROBERT ROBBINS, at at. Dafaadanta. AMRNDBD nsticd o r avrr in ■ORTO AO B ro S B C A O It'R B TOi ROUKHT n o n n iN S and OUIH IA A. IlOBBINS. bto w lft. T B IID K .a cB i UNKNOWN ABP TOi Alt pArtloo cta lm la f lataroato b r. tb ro a fh . an* dor or a sa la o t tba a fo r t . ■aid poraoa TOU A RE horobr notlflod that a Com plaint to foraclosa a certain m ortga ge tn cam h tr I n f tba f o llo w ln f d tie r 1bad r a il propartr. to .w it: Lot II. B lock I W E ATM- B R ariE LD ru m a d d i. T IoN . a cco rd ln f to tba plat tharaor. as raoordad In Plat B ook II, Bags It. Publto R tcorda o f fam l* nola County. FlorldA baa baaa fllad against r o a la tho a bove-style# suit, and you ara required to aorva a copy o f your Anawsr o r atbar Plaadlna to Ibo Complaint an P la in tiffs attorneys. ANDBB* bon. n u itn . d e a n . l o w n . PER A ran dan BBRO. I l l East Csatral Aoanus, Orlando. TIorldA and fits tha original Answer sr other r to a d ln f In the oftteo o f tho Clerk o f the Circuit Court on nr before tha Ittb day o f Kovambar, l l t l . I f poa fall ta do oo, a decree pra aonftaao w ill ba takaa against you fo r tho relief 4t« standed In tha Complaint. This N otice shall ba publish# 4 ones a w eak fo r fo a r c o b eecetlve w eeks la tha gaaford Herald. DATED this ltth day at Oatobar. I l t l . Arthar H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark a f Circuit Court B y : Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark Anderaea. Rush, Dean. Low ndes A Tan dan Uarg Attornaya and Couaoeltora at Law I I I East C ontra! Beuterard Poet O fflca B os 111! Orlando. Florida Telephone I t l - t t l l Publish Oct. M, 11, II. A NOT. «. 1 IO . CDN-It IN TH B CIRCUIT fO tlE T OF THE NINTH J l'D I C U t M R c c r r s r F l o r i d a , in a n d FOR PBiaiNOLR INIrNTT. l a ebanrwry No. IS.TSI P IR T T R O N H I T BILSEN BAADT, Plaintiff. JAMES KNOLAND. J r . Dafandnnk > OTIC I s r H I T XX TH E n a m e o r STATE OP FLORIDA T O JAMES W. ENGLAND, Jr, whoa* raeldanco la an known TOU AHE H EREBT NOTI TIED that a suit In Equity baa bean brought aaalnst ro a by Eileen Seedy, In tbs Clrault Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and fo r Ssmlnola County. Florida. YOU A UR IIKItBBT BUM MONKD. O RD ERED AND IUC QUIRED to file your Answer with tha Clark a t said Court and t» esrva a ropy th ertof upon the P lain tiff nr Plain t i f f s a tto rn .y herein on or b efore the U n i day of Nov ember. 1942. Tha name o f lha P la in tiff, attorney la James Harrell, and hie address Is 127 N..rth M agnolia Avenue, Orlando. Florida. If you fall •to do , o, » Decree Pro Con fees, will he antrrad against you for !he relief demanded In the Complaint. Y ol ARE FURTH ER N u l l PIED that lha nature o f said e . i l la far Partition o f L*nl». The description o f the real property proceeded against la a t fo llo w .: Io ta Noe. or, 4 » and SOI o f tha Tow n o f Long wood Florida, •■•cording to Pla thereof. ee recorded In Piet Dooh I, at Pages 1 through I t . o f the Public Records o f Seminole Couu ty. Florida WtTNES.4 MY HAND as Clerk o f aald Circuit Court of Bemlnola County, Florida, and the Heal o f eald Court at oanfnrd. hemlnola C o u n t y , Florida, this lTlti day of Oct obey. 1943. (BEAL) Arthur H. B eu k ulib. Jr ClerU o f tha Clrault Cour In and for Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida h y : Martha T. Vision Deputy Clark Publl.h u • *1, J« t Nor • It. DU. CDJi-11 w. in g to tho ptat thereof as recorded In Plat Hook It, 2. N otices - Pei •age I t , Pu blic Heco.-Js o f Bemiaole County, Florida. VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, DONS AND ORDERED at parti, tupplics (or KiuttroBanford. County o f Seminole, lux. Kirby, Hoovgr, Air State o f Florida, thlo Itt k day o f October, 1103. Way, Rax-Alr ate. Free (BEAL) pickup. New and U*ed Hon. Arthur II. Beokwlth, claanere sold. FA 2-22S2. Jr.. Clerk C ircuit Court Som lnolo County, F lorida liy : Martha T, Vlhloa 3. Education - lustructloa Deputy Clerk G K E G O lir. COURg A PIANO Chord Method Lev IM N IF L IO •ona. Harry Weater, 322-POHl A ttorneys for Ttalntlff 4®4 Jackson Htreet Tam pa L Florida 6. For Rent Publish Ool I t A Not . 4, 11, t i. m i . UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ C D N -tl , ped. $35 m o. 309 Magnolia. la tha Ceeit of the Cwaaty Apply downstair*. J edir, Mae!•• I•, C eeitr, Flat. Ida. la Prwbeto. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. la rei Batato o f CHARLES O. W ILKE. Clean and elote In. Jimmie Deceased. Cowan. 332-4013. Tm All OodHwre god Perewao Haviaa ITalata ar Demands Available Nov. 6 Spaclou* A galawI laid Ralaloi Tou end »erh o f you ore 3 BR., 3 bath home. 9133 hereby notified end required FA 2 9184 or FA 2-021S. lo preetnt eny clelm e end demende which you, nr ellh rr of you. mey h ove against the APT. »S0. Surplue City. •atete of CHARLES G. W IL ­ KE. deceeeed, let# o f eald “ CLEAN quiet Room*'* The Counly, to the County Judge Gablet. FA 2-0720. o f Somlnolo County, Florida, at hie office In the m a rt houee o f eald County at Senford. Florida, within e ll calender m enthe from the lime o f the flrot publication ef thle notice. F ir T IT H ir * NARK T w o coploa o f each elalm or NOTICK I* hereby given that demand ahall bo la w riting, I am engaged In huelneee at end ebelt etato tho ploea of Ceeeelberry Seminole Shopping rooldonco and pool offlca ad Center, Seminole County. F lor­ droag of tho claim ant, end ida. under the fictitious name ehgll he eworn to hy the nf. KOIN Kt.r.r.N LAUNDRY claim ant, hie agent, or a ttor­ A DRY CLEANERS, end that ney end accompanied hy e I Intend to regleter eald name filin g fee of one dollar end with the Clerk o f the Circuit eueh elalm or demand not eo Court. Seminole County, Ftor filed ehatl bo void. lie , In accordance with the / ■ / ELISABETH B. W IL ­ provletone o f the Flctltlnue KE Name Mtatutre, to-w lt: Seatlon Ao B a ociu rti o f tho Laat 14109 Florida Stalutee 1117. W ill end T en em en t o f Stg: Harold J Item CHARLES G. WILKE, Publleh Oct. 21. 24 A No*. 4 deceeeed It. 1941. OEO. A. SI’ EER. JR. CON-74 Attnrney for eald E ilg te IN THR rlR U C IT COURT OF 11114 Magnolia Avenue tub n i n t h j u i k -m l HR Sanford. F lorid a Flret publication October II, n rr o f f l o r i d *, in a n d for eRHINOl.s: C O U N T Y A D. t i l l . Publleh Oct. I I A Nor. 4. 11 FLORIDA. IN CHANCSCRT MU. I3M2 14. 1141 NEW YORK HANK FOR BATC D N -X INilit. f.rm trly NEW TURK IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF HAVINGS RANK, e New Terk THB NINTH JCDirtAL M R . curporetton. c c r r . in a b d f o r s r h i F U ta tlff, NOLR COVNTT, FLORIDA. ve IN CHANCERY NO. I1MI 8KVBRINO CT.r.VA and ANNA J. I. K ISLAK MORTGAGE CLKVA. hie wife. CORI'ORATION OF FLORIDA, Defendants. a Florida corporation. R o T im o f aurr Plaintiff, TOi SEVERING Ct.EVA end Ve. ANNA CLKVA, hit w ife FRANK E. PURDUE end S i l l M aieechueftts Street RUTH ANN PURDUE, hie wife Gary. Indiana CHESTER RUHSKIJ. and TOU AND EACH OF TOU JUDITH RUBS ELL. his wife AltK HEHKHY NGTIF1RD that Defendants. e suit has been brought Tat FRANK E. PURDUE and aaelnel you hy NEW YORK RUTH ANN PURDUE, hie RANK FOR 8 AVINOH, form w ife erly NEW YORK s a v i n g s le i N.W. n t h Street RANK, e New Tork enrpnra W ashington, Indiana tloe. Plaintiff, to foreclose a TOU AUK H EREBT NOTI­ certain M ortgage more parti­ FIED that a suit to fo r e ­ cularly <leacrlbe,| In the Com ­ close e M ortgage lias been f il­ plaint filed In this suit, which ed against you In the above Mortgage encumbers the fo l­ Court hy the above named low ing deecrlhe.l property, Plaintiff. The property euught eltuate In gem lnole County, lo be forecloted le ee follow s! Florida, to-w lt: Lot 4*. LONGDALK SUB­ l-ot It In Block 4 o f F A IR DIVISION. eacordlng to LANK ESTATES SECTION the Plat thereof, record­ No. I. according to the ed In Plat Book 12. Page I'lat thereof, recorded In 41, o f the Public llecorde f la t Hook 12, Page tftu, o f the Public Hecorda o f o f dem lnole County, F lor­ ida. 8 «niln->le County, Florida: TOU ARB REQUIRED ta and for other relief, end you file your Answer with the ere required to file your An­ Clerk of the Court s n l to swer to eald Uomplelnl with serve a copy upon th» Plain­ the Clerk o f tba shove styled tiff*' Attorneys. FREED A Court end (•• serve, e copy NATl I ANSON. 310 South W a-h- thereof on P la in tiffs A lterKoHK.MIEKG, KOriG.NIngton A v e n u e . Titusville, n.ye. Florida, not later than Nov- HERO A riKISMAN. 1402 Ain•mber 32, 1942. If you fall eley Building. Miami 12. F lo r­ to do ao. a decrea pro con - ida. not letar than tha 2 )tU feeeo wilt t.a entered aeelnel -lav o f November. 1*43. In de­ you for the relief demanded fault nf which said Complaint v 111 ba taken aa confessed by in tha Complaint. WITNESS my band and seal 70U. o f eald Court at Seminole DATED, at Sanford. Florida, County, this 14th day o f O ct­ thle t*th day o f October, 1943. ober. 1)43. (SEAL) tkL A L ) Arthur H. He-kwith. Jr. Clerk o f tho Circuit Court Arthur II lie a a lib . Jr. Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen Clerk o f C ircuit Court Deputy Clerk Uyi Martha T. VlUlett D. C. Law Office* Law Gfflcee Roeenberg. R seeubeig A FRE ED end N A T IlA .W iN Kelemen 21* South W eshlngtoe Ave. Suite 1442 Alneley Building Tllutv111#. Fie. Mltml 22. Florida p oM l.h Oct It !• « V 4r 1 PwMIeh Oct. J' * ' I 11. las: 17. 1972 CUN-TO. CDN-Tl Legal Notice ham. TA 23830. 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped. FA 2-3333. I Bedroom Duplex, (urn. Adults. 706 W. 4th FA 3-3610. SMALL Cotta (a furn. $30 mo. Days FA 1-2022. Eva. FA 2-6»60. FURN. 2 bedroom house. Adult*. No pet*. FA 2-7364. WOULD Ilka to *harw my horns with 1 or 2 people. Near hospital A clinic, l’ b. 323-0801. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. 2 BEDROOMS & (ten furn Paneled Iwuae. |!>3 month. FA 2 3249. 2 BEDROOMS, kitchen equip­ ped House. Fenced jard 370 month. FA 2-3219. 31A. Pete DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ te.AutomobSmT^Trweka nual* reedy now. Upaala ■UYINO A n e w ar R d. Near Mayfair Golf USED CAR! < Course. FINANCE IT WITH UB [ BLOOMING Roeea on Chero­ ♦ Law Interest Bates | kee atock. A ll other kinds ♦ Low Monthly Paymewt* ' o f Nursery shrubbery end FLORIDA STATE BANK trees. 36. Automobiles • Truck* G rey Shadows Nursery I960 DODGE. Any re ble » Ml, 9. on Senford A re. offer. 3324128. SS . f a n l t w v 37. Boat* • Meters Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’ a Mart 3tS Sanford Ava, Ph. FA 2-4132. FHA - VA SALES BROKER SERVICE Station for Ilease. Good location. Only amall capital needed by right Stenstrom Realty Repairs 322 7363 29. Automobile Bervlcn AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATE Upbolitaring A Mattresa ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mf|. C o., at 708 Celery Ave. F A 521 IT. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments e f 912.3* an I com piste room * ef furniture. Call T B S -lU l, Casselberry, col­ lect. 34. Article* For Sato g MM REVERE Cine Zoom Camera. Elect.-eye-matlc, rarely used. 985. 323-7882. ing. Make* automatic buttonholes, sews on but­ tons, Embroiders, monograma. darna, p a t e h e a, tacks k hems. Aa*ume re­ maining 4 payments ef 98.73. Ph. FA 24M27. man. FA 2 1342. Senkarik G lass and Paint Real Estate—Mortgagea NEW Perfection Heater, 9700 Company FURNISHED apts. $30 mo.; 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2120 MODERN Coin Laundry. City water. Sewer. T e r r a s i n 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4632 BTU. $23. 417 W. 11th SL bouse, furnished, $60. Ph. Ravenna Park FA 3 7485 floor. Enclosed. Going busl FA 3-331S. SERVEL Gas Refrigerator. Call Evenings at Auto Glasa, T*pe ness. Total $15,000, $3,000 Sylvanla T .V ., Radio and FA 3-0346 NO 8-5324 FA 2 3482 * Sea* Covara down. Midway 7-2t33, (W. 1 STORY • room frame Record Player combination. Park) 3 to 8 p. m ., Houee. Unfurn. Clove in 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fla. FA 2-6006 Lake Mary. FA 2-3477. mom. Fenced yard, Dou­ 16. F * m * l t H e lp 2 BEDROOMS, terrauo floor, kitchen equipped. Good wa­ ter. $65 per mo. FA 2-5185. St. Johns Realty NEW HOMES 1,000 aq. ft. FLOOR space, suitable for oflfc* or store. FA 2-3333. OFFICE or Stor« Building. Contact J. T. Beggarly. FA 2-2075. 9 . F o r B a lt o r R e a l 3 BEDROOM CH House, kitchen equipped, near Winn Utile. Call FA 2-o598. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. NOVEMBER Special. T ahlrte. bt# Carport#, Central Heat­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 21031 8 fo r $100. Arm y-N*vy ing. 322 9426 after 6 p. m. WOMAN to keep house. Live IL L WORE GUARANTEED Surplus. 810 Sanford Av*. In. FA 2-6010. 3-BEDROO.M house, kitchen THE TIME TESTED FIRM equipped, 311 W. 10th Street. 116 N. Park Ava. FA 14123 Hi. FA 2-8694. 2 tilt. Home, 3 baths, Fla. room. Fenced yard. Rea­ REN T A BED Roliaway, Hospital 4i Baby sonable down paymt. Ph. Bods, 322-8169. By Day, Wegk, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2 3111 116 W. lit St. BY SHOEMAKER 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH 1, 11), AND 2 BATHS ON FIRST ST. COMPLETELY REMODELED FHA, VA & Conventional Financing! SPIC AND SPAN SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RAVENNA PARK Phooa 322-2744 for inipection. AND 7. Business Rentals W a n ted 17. Male Help Wanted 4 SLIDINO Doors and track. • x 10. FA 2-2076. LIVESTOCK Need Route Man for delivery HORSE AUCTION Monday PORT. Singer Sawing Machine o f fuel oil. Must be bonnet, nlte, Nov. 4. Start* at 7 A elec. Range. 822-7468. reliable A able to fliure. Apply at the Pure Oil Co., 604 W. 6th. CARPENTERS experienced only for form work. Hollo­ way Concrete. FA 23362 for Interview. 19. S itu a t io n n W a n t e d p. m. Location Ecoa Ranch Stables, Hwy. 50 at Uitlilo Cut-off. Good broken Weit era pleasure and atock bar sea. Trade, Buy or Sell anytime Saturday and Su» day. Alto registered quart er bones. For info call 277 8431. Orlando. It Pays To The Use HERALD W ant Ads. IRONLNG at hom e. 122-7791. MATURE experienced Secre­ tary needs employment. 5 Day week preferred. Box 36, IDYLLWILDE c 'o Sanford Herald. We Have Several New Homes Now Under Construction, YARDS cleaned, small Items And A Few Nearly Com­ hauled or moved. Junk pick­ pleted! ed up might pay for labor. We Can Alvo Custom Build FA 2-7530 or FA 2-4223. A Home Just For You. For Comp'ete Information Child Care. FA 2-2274. See or Call Your Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde DAYS WORK. FA 2 2782. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT 21. Beauty Salona Stenstrom Realty 31. Poultry • Livestock Introducing . . . D A V ID S M IT H JOHN E. FOX REALTOR 110 V Park Ave. 3230659 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths. Screen­ ed carport. Nlc# yd. Kit. >:i|j.?:>ed. :«>* du. paymt. FA 2-53) BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 11k bath home. One bedroom has separate entrance, can be rented for income. Will Usd* tor amaller place. Sinwn by appointmeni. Call } t 2-Jdl»>. GltKKN IIKIAR Choice lota afsllablo in Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your ■prriflratlon. Greenbrlar developed by KINGS WOOD BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-9074 Watch T H IS SPACE FOR THE CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars IN T O W N 1958 Thunderbird 4 passenger 2-deer hard­ top, equipped with pewrr eteeruig, p o w e r brakes, radio end heat­ er. F or the sports mind­ ed ear buyer, this extra special price c e n t bn beell $995 1958 RAM BLER AM BASSADOR C U B TOM 4-deer| equipped with V-8 englee, aste­ rn n 11 e tran e, power steering and brake*, ra­ dio end heeler, beagtlfal 3-toae blue. Thle ear to g o o d mechanically and clean throughout. Yours today for only . . 795 1957 C A D IL L A C $1095 Save! Save! AT SOUTHWARD almost new home on 1 acre ground, near Peola School Call FA 2-37178. FA 2-0879. 91086 71 hp Evtnrud*. $795j 40 h.p. 9693, 28 h.p. only 9-765; 91495 18* Larson $995) 9795 16' Fisherman’ * Run­ about 9660; 16' Gator trail­ er* 9150, Many etheri1. Large selection of used eatfits too. Tarw*. Robson Spurting Goods, Downtown Sanford, FA 2-6961. FLKCTWOOD 4■rdan equipped with automatic Irena., power steering end brake#, ra­ dio A heater, sir condi­ tioned. A very appeal­ ing car. clean and merhanirally right. Yon ran go first rlaea fo r only . . . Hazel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave $600 complete 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1331 12. Real Estals For Hals lit N. Park 322-2420 Harriett's Beauty Nook MONEY DOESN'T TALK — NEAR HOSPITAL IT SCREAMS! $i;>0<> down See litis neat 3 bedroom home Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians 105 So. Oak FA 2-3712 will put you In a neat, at 1201 E. Ith St. Corner sound country home on e location with 2 lots, deep PERMANENT Wave Special lovely tree shaded lot for well with »prineler system, 207. off regular prices. tha unbuliuveMo price of Open Evenings by appt. storage house. Only $10,500 $7,600. This is too good to Free parking lot. Services wiUi some term*. laat so call now! from tip to tip. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Realtor 318 Palmetto, Ave. Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Phono door (1) 3224)831 INVESTMENT 8 REALTY FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bane Bldg Phono floor (3 ) 322 8325 116 N . PARK AVE. 322 9173 DUE TO ILLNESS must sell 14 FT. PACEMAKER ran* about boat and trailer, ex> cellent condition. Rest offer. See at IOC N. Myrtle. Call 323-BM* or 3S2TR27. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With tha Ceah. 8U PER TRADING CLOSE-OUT SALE on ell tap quality 1963 boats, motor* POST. FA 24WT7. k trailers. Sample prleei: FIIA $100 VA 15. B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it y dkC 55. Artletoa Waited TEE »N GREEN FA 2-1301 "17-92 at Hlawathi Free Estimates on ?6in Hiawatha ¥m COLLIE. Fem ale Pup. Sable. • week* old. Has abots and W AN TED. Used T V * . Serv­ ice ealb 9300. SANFORD w orm ed. FA 2-7*80. TV SERVICE, 1112 Sanford 92. Ftowera • Shrub* Ave. F A 2-9775. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford. FIs. too So. Park Ave. FA 84234 Open 11 i . m. to ! p. m. Daily SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ NEW GA. BRICK READY MIX Concrete, win­ Also Saturday A Sunday tios, ate. Fre« anim ate. Ph. 3 BR. 1H Baths. Immediate dow sills, lintels, steps, 323-3500. delivery. Less than Rent. blocks, tend, cement, rock, FHA - V A NO DOWN PAY M EN T to pipe, steel, grease traps, TREE SERVICE GOVERNMENT HOMEC Vet* dry walla, stepping atones. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS Complete Lawn Service M ired* Concrete Co. 1 AND 3 BATHS Free Estimates FA 1-4377 (20th St. to Upsntg Rd. SOP Elm Ave. FA 2-6751 Moit Kltrhcna Equipped turn North at Church) WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Down Payment From FOR A good selection of 2nd Open It a. in. to 3 p. m SPRINKLER SYSTEMS hand heaters, refrigerators daily. Al.vo Nat. 8 Nun. All Types and Sites and elec, stoves, coma to LOW MONTHLY We Repair and Service • 3 BEDROOMS, m baths. the FURNITURE CENTER, PAYMENTS S T I N E Swimming pool. Furn. or 1100 French Ave. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS Machinery and Supply Co. unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8432 CUSTOMER Sunland. Went bankrupt, end we were Piano Tkaing and Repair Wt Caa Qualify You For forced to reclaim *63 Model W. L. Harms* — F A 8-42X2 One Of These Outstanding ROSA L. P A Y T O N DlalO-M atie Zlg t a g , Like Hum* Huya In Minutest Reg. Real Estate. Broker WASHING Machine Service New. Dues Decorative Sew­ For Complete Information, See Or Call Your m 8i?;i mm N t t • U n M a r l ... N . A r t M *> *>• - mm n •- Phone Clarified S I. F H E IFE R 75 month* old. 975. GUNS. Buy, tell, trade, re. F A >4>17l. pair. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp ft Gun Shop._________ ikii IS. Visa) Rstau • P i M • dtepm lr •Ira •eitfirrh Ifrrslb M a n . N ot . 4 . *68— P i m 9 O ffice 204 W . First t classified index COME AND SEE THIS ONE REPAIRS 1. Lost St FOanfl Remodeling DEADUNK* S W E E T IE PIE B y Nadine Seltzer 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, Additions — Family Rooms 2. Noticed - PeraoDAla CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Lovely corner lot with 13 __Reasonable — Financing T i m , thru Fri. • 2 P. M. day 3. Education - Instruction young treoa. S Year* old. Arranged FA M M 8 4. Transportation Insnrtkm. M et. 9338 *>wo by owner. Ffc. W o k direct with Carpenter. 5. Food F A MM7. 25. 6. For Rent STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ T m l , thru F tL - 2 P. M . day (IA Special Notices chen equipped. Owner be­ HINSON ft HEARN 7. Business Rentals ing transferred. Must aclL PLUMBING CONTRACTING F A 3-2S40. Repair* A Water H otter* 8. Beach Rentals K U r O N A U IU T Y : FRXK ESTIMATES For Sale or Rent Tba Herald arlQ s « t s tb 104 K. 3rd St. 933-0143 V A F H A 10. Wanted to Kent spaatlbte for aera lhaa tm PLUMBING Incorrect inserttoa of jsar ad, 11. Real Estate Wanted Property Management Ceatneting Repairs ow n its tbs right I* ra- 12. Real Estate For Sale ft Sales Broker •i FR E B ESTIMATES Tios sr reject m ndvnrti 18. Mortrate Loans IDA Jim Hunt Realty R . L. HARVEY frost what w h w i ta 14. Insurance u T tn iltlb 204 Sanford A re. F A 2 3333 la tka polteton a f tkia 16. Business Opportunity O ften fo r y o u r selection X ~ 16. Female Hate Wanted TO AT-L. r s M o i r n RA V ISH these Beautiful 2, 3, 4k 4 26. Radis ft Totertotem CM.AEMB OR D BO ARD S 17. Male Help Wanted Bedroom A O A U esr SAID RSTATSi 18. Help Wanted T ea u i n e t o f f * i I N PREVENT l a n t r n o tifie s o a f ra a a lrof 18. Situations Wanted Government TV BREAK DOWNS to 111# any s te la e and r e ­ AB tube*, including picture mands wxieh yoa. o r either o f R i a l cibcl' pt csrarr s r 80. Babysitters a n in t h i t o r n A t n a . yuu. u i have again st M i l 21. Beauty Salons tuba, checked tor 93.00. Call Owned Homes o a u ta In tba offlca o f Hen. c c r r in a n d r o a e w m . 22. Build - Faint - Repair Mooaay Appliance Servlet, V ornoa M lio, J r , O o a n t r NOLR rnCNTT, FLORIDA. IN CHANCEBT NO. I R R 23. Building Materials J a f f a o f fo a tla o la Oenaty, at FA u m . J. L KINLAK MORTOAOE Priced From $6,750 Sto o ffice la th e O o r t Weuee 24. Electrical Services ta O rlnafo. F lo r lfa . within tla c HRFUHATI u N o r FLORIDA. Down Payments 27. Sptdal ftervkta o a U a fa r moatho from the Unto S FlarldA oorpoTstloa.Plaintiff, 25. Plumbing Services b t u a ftrat puM loatlea o f tfcte 26. Radio ft Television A s Low A s $100 nolle*. Boob claim or fo m a a f e JA R R E T T and 27. Special Services aiaat bo la w rttia s a a f one- B IL L T M. G. HODGES Monthly Payments tala U o placo o f roalfoneo and A U C E L JAR R E T T. Me w ife. 28. Laundry Service Defendants. p o tt o fflca addroaa a f tho PLUM BING NOTI CD OF K M 29. Automobile Service From $43.50 alei n e a t. h it agent o r attar • WELLS DRILLED a op. o r tba aatao aball bo STATE o r FLORIDA 89A. Auto Accessories To make tha beat home ~ * l BILLT a JA R R E T T and • PUMPS SERVICED toTa buy, egg tha A U C E U JARRETT. his 80. Machinery - Toole BETTIS T. CARLOW AND INSTALLED w ife. e 31. Poultry Live stock a o Eaooatrla o f aald T h a ash—I Is lust dom Ute s8rasU NMUte whoso rootdiaco Id UN­ V A F H A • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS aetata. 31A. Pete KNOWN Bdw ards * Kocoraalafe • FRE E ESTIMATES Appointed T ou oro hereby reqolrod to 32. Flowers - Shrubs t a il B. Bobtaaaa A rta a a CALL PA MOST ftlo your an aw ar or w rlita a S3. Furniture 12. Rss) Estate For Bolt Orta a 6s. P lorlda 4. For RodI defonooo. If any, In tho eboy* Property PAOLA ROAD Attaraay fo r Eaaoatrta 34. Articles Tor Sals proeoodlag with tbo d o r k a f Publiobi Ook I I . Mot. 4. U , it . STOP PAYING RENT SMALL APT. tor 1 or 3. this Court, and to aorta a Management & IMS. 34-A Swap or Exchangs oopy thereof upon tha Plain­ Adults only. L ljh u It watar Come out to TEE ’NGREEN CDM-IOl SINGER Sales Broker t i f f s attornaya, w hose namsa 36. Articles Wanted (20th St. to Upsala Rd. (urn. IQS E. 18th. $33 mo. address appeers bars r a t h b o n tc P T T c t m o r and SALES ft SERVICE 36. Automobiles Trucks at Church, turn North.) T U B Xtwrm J V D K tA I. C I S . on. on or b efore tho JSlh day Dial Operator C U T o r AND BOB I B H I . ■ f November. IMS, tho na- 36-A Autos Wantsd t BEDROOM furn. Apt. FA And let me show you what Jim Hunt Realty - A s k F o r - W X IM t taro o f thlo proceeding being B O tB OOtJNTT. r t O B D A . 37. Boats - Motors 2-0841. you can get (or $65 month a s a lt for foreclosure o f mort CDANCBRT NO. ISOS Offlra FA 3-llia UNITED MORTOAOKE BEB- ga ge against the follow in g 38. Motorcycles - Scooters NO DOWN PAYMENTS FOR COUPLE, charming 1 in scribed property, tc-w lt: 39. Trailers - Cabanas Air-Conditioning Night FA 2-OS4S VICINO CO U P, to Vets Lot 14, GOLDIE MANOR WjFamiEgulproent rtata ttff, bedroom house, Lake Mirk823-0700 H. B. POPE CO., INC. F I RAT ADDITION, a ccord ­ Sales OHice U pula Rd. l m y ij Smith haa been in the automobile buttineHHin Sanford nine* 1945 and In now AHeociated with Holler Motor Sale*. He invitee nil hln friend* and ruatumern to vinit him at 2nd. ft Palmetto. David HOLLER Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. ft Palmetto Holler Motor Sales COM PANY 2iul. & Palmetto FA 2-0711 PHJ FA 2-6231 2505 8. Park FA 2-0561 I i �• — V - — ' V t V-*. •.>-zirlr --.- , ' ^ ________ .......... .............. r - ........................... ," < ' ^ ? ' " ' V ••.. : • tffj2zr '.\*\ . •* f. ... '• • •- . • • Mon. • T oes. • W e d •i f f f 1 'llM 1 JR I Ji f rl I n i j)v ,J]Ffi i .1 1• 0*1 1 . l -1 l u \ f} rJ by Principal John AagaL Ninth traders Jim Bateboa and Sandra Fetter dls ttegulihed themselves by making "A'a" la aD their sob. facts. Other, ninth graders Hated a n Susanna Adkins. Frances Orayo Battle, Patricia Joy Bishop, Jay Blacksmith, Jud­ ith Carton, Patricia Coney, Betty Davis, Lairle Deans, Sharon Dempsey, Joy Destoo(champa, Denise Dowdlng, CRAIG OR8ENO, lS-year-old Sanford artist, poaea with two of his paint* Sandra Haellag, Evelyn Hamin n entered in the Art Festival held at the DeBary Community Center. mel, Allen Harris, Barbara This talented youngster received many votes and favorable comments for WASHmOTOK <un> — Katie, Donna Marshall, Mari­ the excellence of hie work. (Cox Photo) H m b u l l a o n d into Its lyn Mustek, Cooole Murry, PerrauH, Barbara m m 4 wmk « f Akito today Jstnna m tho foreign *U bill with • Petarsoa, Doaaa Tamila, Bar­ »«U a p t d id os S prop::»1 bara Weyara, Rebecca WO' Oviedo WMU to «bo» |SM millloe from the llama, Geyl* Wilson, Charlas Buckner, Jimmy Cham To M eet 4alayo4 |4J billion m m ben, lUohard Clark, CourtTlo fomoUll • rrowin* meed tor farther rodurtloni. nay Dorrall, RooaId Greene, The Woman'* Mloofaaery the Senate leadership hot pro* James Lavender, David Man­ Union of the Pint Beptiit (LIMIT: ONE WITM YOUR gg OB MORE FOOD ORDER PLEAIR) Church of Oviedo win meet • Mafia n t of 1888 gel, Woody Price, Willli Pugh, Peter Pyno, Terry at 7 p. m. Monday la Uw oduto lathoriuUoa * . •'Lr w >for •i •/«• kjr tho Bonate for- Sehembere, Brian S e t h l i , eaUonal bo tiding of tb n “ T H R IF T W A Y " F A N C Y church. ■ " - : * Y If •if* rotations eommlttoo In Charles Stewart, Glami SutU M Sf'lrr lion • • ' J ' d T i Member* of tbn Mary LawHa own MIL President Kta- van, William Taylor and n\ f o o d s is ton Ctrelo win servo aa sup­ Mdy had aakad for M B bit* Ronald Greene. per boetosMi. Eighth graders are Regin­ lioa for another poor of Mili­ so posy 1 — tary and economic aid orer. ald Sigman, Edward Battle, Following the supper Mrs. ooaa. Tho Room trimmed this Rebeeca Clack, Laloo Byers, Jack Bryant, wlfa of tho pas­ Miry Kllngtr, Michael Shaw, tor, will complete ■ mission W It billion. I)omoeraUfl Loader Mike Stephen Shepherd, Linda Walt study book on "Mandelbeum man, Deborah Bacchus, Wal­ Gate." Mansfield (Mont) LR ^ w owe hoped a toto on Uio proposal ter BlatUna, Vickie Doggott, The program win be given Model IKT-I4S .. T :gfr srrsrdiMe I'vwr »_a. W V n aiivyilRB weald speed tho Sonata to­ Csndas Herrington, Mary by the Nettle Fareell Circle PKG. ward a final rote on tho bll Koim, Timothy Layman, Jon on "Partners In Progrsss In Hero's how easy w tm nn: Two glido-out shot van bring bp the end of tho week. How­ Slmunok, Jerry Warren, Bar Japan." foods out front n Convenient butter, cbneaa and attack ever, more than 40 amend­ bars Andrews, Keith Crecdcn, bins*Removable meat pantTwin vegetable criepera ments have boon proposed and Debby Davis, Charles B. En Better Than O o Foods stored In the door are so easy to reach a And gle Jr., James Erikscn, Judl some aid opponents have L O N D O N (UPI) - Four there's 14.1 cu. ft. of rafrigeratad apnea In milt FRESH “ 100% PURE** warned that they are pre­ th Gregg, Jsjrna Johnson, burglars who overpowered a John Meadows, Linda Smith pared for a loaf debate. night watchman here today and Susanna Webber. LO TT H O M E A P P L IA N C E made off with two second­ Seventh graders include hand shirts after falling to George Corson Gerald Hass, Steven Kirby, CASSELBERRY PLAZA CASSELBERRY I blow a safs. Gerard O'Conner, Chaster Rites Sunday Tomlin, Jay Wolk, Judy An­ Mr. Oeorpe E, Corson, 77, drews, Donna Bigelow, Dale died Friday afternoon at his DeSimone, P h y l l i s Bonehome at IIS Sunset Dr. kemper, Cheryl Clark, Peggy Loch Arbor, after a lenfthy Davis, Judy Eller, Sherry Ulness. Kersey, Christina Root, Janet He was born July B, 18811, In Waltman, Terra Wells, BarDrbans, Ilk, and cams to San­ bare Bryant, Bonnie Stodden, ford In 1D2S from Idaho. Ho Cheryl Wygla, Lawrence Reu­ FOR waa a member of Free Meth- ter, Elisabeth Bryan, Meridel adlst Church of Sanford. “ Y O U N G *N T E N D E R ” Eddy, Shelly Morrison, David Ho la survived by his wife, Johns and Terry Paltlahall. Mr*. Mable Corson, Sanforo; one daughter, Mrs. Don Cor ton, Banford; two ions, Rev. League T o H ear Elmer Young, of Miami, and Waldo Corson, of Sanford; 10 Polio Program grandchildren, three great­ Ed Forman, state repre­ grandchildren; two slaters, sentative of the National Mias Florence Corson, Me­ Foundation of the Mareh deato, Calif., and Mra Wills of Dimes and Al Davis, I recognize the need for improvements to San ­ Loomis, Rlpon, Calif, and ona S e m i n o l e County repre­ brother, Harmon C. Corson, sentative of the o r g a n Facilities Izilion, will speak and allow ford's W ater Supply & #f Modesto. Funeral aervlcta were held a film at tho meeting of die at 3:80 p.m, Sunday at the Longwood Civic League to Brlsson Funeral Home In San­ be held Tuesday. QUICK FROZEN 2 OZ. ford with the Revs. R. J. Mil­ The meeting will be held ligan and E. C. Sheldon offi­ in the Civic League Bultding ciating Interment waa In Oak- on Church Street. All Interest­ lawn Memorial Park In San­ ed women In the area are 1, I oppose increasing water rates o f our citizens from Invited to attend. ford. Foreign Aid M i May Be Chopped By $385Million COFFEE "w lvUtyeel SL IC E D B A C O N MOO K; M i i G RO UND BEEF VOTE TOMORROW if i Earl Higginbotham BUT! $6.00 per year minimum with unknown maximums. beefiliver JIFFY STEAKS EACH Limit 1'kg. Of 10 Please 2 . Sanford’s water and sewerage rates plus charges are already one of the highest in central Florida. GOLD BOND IlHO WN IKS STAMPS ir "Thrlftway" November 6 4 . I do not believe the citizens o f Sanford would approve the additional cost to them for providing water and sewerage to induce those outside the City limits to be annexed. £. It is suggested we pay the bill for water and sewer FRENCH FR IES • OZ. PKG. 1 0 ‘ “ HUNTS- 3 , Contrary to the City Hall thinking, efforts to induce growth and industry will be seriously endangered. “ MR. G" FROZEN TOMATO SAUCE 8-0*. Can* •0 KXTKA With Thia i Coupon A Tho i’urrhaao Of "K reftV MIKACI.E WHIP [quart Jar S»c GOLD BOND STAMPS improvements for mere bait to new areas to induce “ HILL’S** DOG FO O D them into the City of Sanford. If these improvements are needed for the City o f Sanford, I RECOM M END; EXTRA rh aovA Sanborn STAMPS Ualng adequate source* of revenue now uvuilalilr lo the City Commbwlon which they havg knowledge of. [ 4 . . . And R makgs no difftranca whether you want a f«w dollars or a Urge amount ol cash. touts OF G.A.C. FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N __ ___________ ____ unions--------------------------- 111 Was! First Street...............................TeL FAlrloa2-370 428 North Orange Avenue.................. Telephone 424-3605 401 West Central boulevard teHe*Me*« Telephone 423-4493 U P l ost Colonial DrfcastsssscHeoeeeei.-Tolaphcm 42S-2S4I LOANS MAP* TO SMIPINTg Of AU NIAMT TOWN* G O LD BOND It's Time To EXTRA G O LD BOND Return , Break!*.11 EARL HIGGINBOTHAM WITH A PROVEN RECORD OF STABLE. RELIABLE AND CONSISTENT SERVICE FOR YOU1 R E D DELICIOUS "T h rlftw a y "! NAM ELYs 1. Florida Power and Light franchUc rebate. 2. Revenue from inermued cigarette tax. JU IC Y “ SUNKIST” Lemons Apples STAMPS “ T krlftaay" LB. ■CELLO DOZEN Where you get . . . LO W , LOW P R IC ES! PLU S STAM PS Paid PoteUwl Adv. . . . “G O L D BOND" 25th & P A R K SAN FO RD �a* <• * * * * * )V g>attfort> : ‘ QK if li j vCTt WEATHER: Widely mattered showers through Wednesday i high today 78-82; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 66 0 * V T i ‘* O . W. (Jerry) IS tfisM , ei Altamonte Spring*, told H ie Herald th'x morning he would file hie mtenths* to run far mayor with the town derk today. Incumbent Mayor Law­ rence 8 wofford already ha* CUed a* • candidate for the 'ettlce. e a e •• Larry Miller, cbatrman of the Casaelberry Recreation . Commission, urge* all realdent* Interested in helping plan nest year's recreation program for the town to at­ tend today’a S p. m. public meeting in the Ree Hall on Ibverbrook Drive. * • e «> V1 \ United Press Leased Wire Established 1906 TUES., NOVEMBER 8, 1968 NO. 64 Apathy, Weather Slow Voting Apathy and Inclement ther combined this morning to caus« only a light vote by noon in Seminole County’s and Sanford’s elections. It was estimated at noon that only about 13 per ernt of the 16,608 registered voters had cast their ballots. One of the 23 precincts with more then 700 electors reported only 25 had cast ballots. GENERAL J. C. HUTCHISON, representing tho Board of County Com­ missioners, cut* the ribbon to officially open the Legion Fair Monday afternoon, while John F. MrCloakey, president o f the fair association; Cecil Carlton, past post commander, and Frank Holmes, post commnmier, (Heraid Photo) look on. Elder Springs Exhibit First City Shifts $22,000 To Parking Lot Fund Other precincts, In a poll by The lleialt], reported CO mil of 300, 40 out of 400, and similar R. X. Porter beam that figures. By Jaae Casariberry •HennaUni” U m i s s i n g , Political observer* were of F.ldrr Springs' exhibit at along with •Duke.” German the opinion that not more than ?n.‘»s per cent of rho Voter* the Legion Fair took first shepherd owned by Mr. and Coming -quarcly tn grips for games and then for R to Mr*. Walter A. Glelow. Last would turn out. Polls close place in community exhibit* and received the President's with downtown traffic con­ rost the city for them to os« week the “ Clock” reported at 7 p.m. the stadium. , .” Ann Brandt killed a coral In the City Commission Cup. Oviedo placed aecond. gestion and parking meter The Kiwanls trophies were The commissioner Instruct­ snake by chopping it up with race, A. I - Wilson Is unoppos­ discontent, the City Commis­ .h e r lawn mower. After that ed In Group II while Mayor awarded to Sanford Junior sion Monday night put the ed the city attorney to pre­ High Chapter of Future Farm­ sent the lease draft to tho ■item appeared in this column, Thomas 8. McDonald and for­ ers of America and to St. wheels Into motion fur a per­ commissioners Tuesday mornAnn received a letter that a mer Mayor Karl Higginboth­ Lukr's School Boy’ s 4-H Club petual off-street parking pro­ Ing for Inspection before for* pet coral snake, named “ Her­ am were In a last-ditch effor their well thought-out ex­ gram to be financed by capi­ warding it to the school board. nia link," 1* missing and was fort In Group I to win elec­ tal Improvement funds and hibits. In other actloas, the com­ last seen headed for the tion to McDonald’s post. In the Sanford Garden parking meter revenues. PRINCIPALS IN THE m ajor race in today’* mission: Brandt home. Reward otter­ County and city voters nl«o Tlie commission voted to Club’s horticultural display, city election are pictured casting their votes this Approved transfer o f $6,ed; Four baby rattlesnakes. w ere passing on a 2.75 mill the Rose Circle received the transfer $22,000 from capital 90297 from the 1962-63 util­ • • • mominK nt Precinct 3. Mayor Thomas S. Mc­ school district bond issue, a Improvements funds for a Sweepstake Award for win­ Donald (left) and Earl Hisginbotham, opposing ity surplus to the utility debt One of R. E. Porter’s spies one-mill school bus bond Issue sinking fund from which offning the most ribbons. service aa the Initial step Is each other fo r McDonald’s berth on the City gave out false Information. and election o f three of four street parking lots could be Seminole High School Chap­ the revised plan to retire the Commission, voted within one hour o f each ^ Dwight Blackwelder says it’s enndidatea for school trus­ ter of Future Farmer* of constructed. Anticipate*! park­ scries H bonds of 1937; other. (Herald Photo) • n ot true he is opening a res­ tee; Don Hales, Ray Staton, The south educational wing ing meter revenue would be City Commission Monday America won a purple ros­ Approved the appointment taurant at St. Petersburg . . night gave the green light to for the Presbyterian Church Frrd Bistllne and John Keirn. ette for the overall winner another source of funds (or of C. L. Hopkins to the City it’s at Fort Pierce. All voters also were passing the parking lot program. the transfer of the Public Li­ o f the Covenant arrived on the in participation In the live­ • • • Electrical Board; on whether Seminole County stock show. brary to the old post-office The city officials noted that sit# on South Orlando Drive Approved « revised pay Carl C. Stoddard, of Cas­ building at First Street and shall he In a position to call $47/100 In capital improve* Oviedo Girls 4-H Club was schedule providing acroas-thoMonday. selberry, filed his qualifying Palmetto Avenue. for a special freeholder* bond chosen best of the girls club's ments are uncommitted on the board eost-of-llving Increases petition as a candidate for The two halves o f the de­ election should the State se­ budget and can be used for The stormy library issue exhibits. for police officers from the mayor in the Dec. 2 munici­ mountable structure, built by lect a university site in this was resolved when the city Seminole High FFA and the such a program. rank of patrolman through pal election. He served as Sunbay Construction in Sara­ county, the revenue to be used Croom'a Academy FFA Chap­ Commissioner J. H. Crapps fathers voted unanimously to captain; mayor lq 1962 and is the first sota, wera rolled on trailer to purchase the property. If ter received awards of dis­ said the future of such a plan transfer 14,700 from the con­ Took under advise meat pro* m candidate to qualify this year. tied* that remain aa a basic necesssry. tingency fund to the library tinction. The Slavia Girls 4-11 would bo imperiled If the posils to eliminate angle • • • Questions asked at Monday The mixed xonlng classifi­ Hirer constitutional amend­ placed second and received c o m m i s s i o n decided to part of the building. Pads are fund to permit immediate parking on Third Street, from night's first public hearing on cation of R-l AA and Il-l A Remark overheard on the “ dump” the parking ntelcrs. being poured for the piers that ments also were on the ballot: an award of merit. renovation work on tho postFrench Avenuo to Sanford street comer about today’s Casselberry’s p iu p u n j turnresidential around Queen’* will auppert the unit when To rhange the date of elrction office building. Long wood Girls 4-11 receiv­ City Manager W. E. Knowles, Avenue, and on First Street election and the apathy being of a governor and cabinet, to ed an award of appreciation however, pointed out Hint from Oak to Sanford Avenue; The action to relocate the prehanslvo xonlng plan cen­ Mirror Circle wee questioned the whrela are removed. shown: People are NOT goIt is anticipated that the issue $75 million in bonds for rlhbon aa did Jonathan Lukas, such sinking funds can al­ tered around certain parcels extensively by Mrs. Edith library came after Mayor Considered the inetaRation In* to vote as long a* they Thomas S. McDonald ad..,ed r.f undeveloped arrenge, red- Durrr, a resident o f the tree. north wing will arrive by the higher education and to Issue of Oviedo, whose exhibit wras ways bo abolished if so de­ of curbing on the east aide o f have a yacht hitched behind It was her recommendation end of thu week, ns will tha I bonda for recreation and water on forestry products showing sired. Park Drive at McReynolda their car and whiskey in the the Commission »h» City can­ dantinl districts o f higher Meanwhile, the touchy Mun. Drug Store; some of the work he ha* done not sell the property for 20 classification and the Semi­ that all lots around the Cir­ restroom section. The sanctu- conservation, closet. cle lie classified as it-1 AA ary will coma tutor- this for his prize-winning FFA Icipal Stadium leasing ar­ years. Commission members nole Raceway area. • • • Discussed Improvement* o f rangements with tha Reboot Rand and Commercial Ave­ calling fo r a minimum lot size month. ' MIAMI (U PI) b - Bars and project. had thought to sell it and asa £ Joseph K. Dean, of LongAttorney T. G. LaGrone, ef 10.000 equate feet instead Many other Individual rib­ Board brought on a prolong­ nue* and TM beautification Rev. Thomna H. MaUjn atnt- tho polls, an unlikely^ cqmlil wood, lathe eighth candidate the revrass to flaasca a MW •-ftpt’v prwu .* - 1,'--*' *v A a-jfeii morning uervlce* will Cun- .nation, w n o lo t h ’ open to bons were awarded for evok­ ed anil sometimes healed de­ of an alley between Holly­ to qualify for one of three’ between commission wood and YowcII Buildings, tinue in I’llteerest School for a Floridinn* today in w referen­ ing. sewing, arts and crafts, bate tha advbabll! - o f unlng un­ council posts in the Dec. 3 members. City Attorney W.C. with sidewalks on both sldst^ A number o f suggested few mom Sunday* at 9. Mem­ dum spired with Itrpublirsn and farm products. The CMy scalped the aid developed arms as R-l resi­ election. change* In w rbag* of the 34- bers are asked to bring can­ charges of “ party politlca" on Hutchison Jr. told the board a planter down middle, ben­ post-office building from the • • • dential district- which set the page document also were reeh« has completed a draft of ches and Illumination of pole* • ned goods this Sunday to help at least one stata Issue. federal government on con­ Chorallers of Seminole High minimum home apnea at ?.’>0 s proposed lease of tho stad­ type hanging lanterns; upimentted along with other out a family recently binned dition that the building be A turnout of barely a quar­ School will present a program square feet. ium to tha school board on le or Xuning cfosidficalion out with tha loss o f every­ ter of Florida's 2,1 million used only a* a library lor 20 Approved an additional this evening in the school Referring In particular to Cb.mgo* a $l-pcr-ycar basis, whereby loading sone for the north years. McDonald said he had eligible voters la predicted thing. auditoriuip. that acreage north of town the school board would pay side of H. B. Pope Company, Tha findings o f Monday been advised by the General along with cloudy skies over • • • up to the propu*cd l.illiandule night’s hearing will he taken all expenses of operation and Inc. on S. Park Ave., Services Administration that most o f the stata and light fk WSCS of Casselberry Com­ development near North Or- under advisement of tho / o i l ­ maintenance, replacing worn the property must tie used as showers in the extreme south Approved • permit for a munity Methodist Church is Dr. J N. Robson, 02, retired lundo, LaGrone pointed out ing Hoard Committee. Xu out equipment and returning second taxi-cab for Gcorg« a library. thi* morning. presenting a talent bazaar Snnford physician and sur­ that this land at present has the facility in the same condi­ Cambridge, and atudied a date was sot at this time for A delegation of women in­ The big financial Issue — a Friday. Two Negro convicts who proposed $75 million bond plan geon, died Monday in Semi­ tion as prior to the lease. plan to Install a sidewalk on terested in the relocation of no characteristic a* to what any further public hearing. • • • nole Memorial Hospital. the library turned out at the its uses will bo in the future. However, the re-worked ordi­ enjoyed a brief freedom after for university and Junior col­ .Vo lease has as yet been the north aide of Commercial Tryouts are silted for lie wa* horn In Charleston, meeting. Following the Com­ It was his recommendation nance will he presented to the escaping from the Oviedo lege construction — waa ex­ drawn up between the city Avenue. Thursday at 6 p. m. at Mclonod moved to Hanford mission’s decision, Commis­ that such arena he held unzon­ Hourd of Aldermen and to the road camp Oct. 28 were given pected to pas* ea*ily, but 8. and school board covering the dee skating rink for the in 1908, where he practiced sioner Joe Baker turned to ed, with certain restrictions, public for further considera­ two-year sentences this morn­ rharges of a Democratic coup use of tho stadium during the March of Dimes “ Hootenan­ ing by Circuit Judge William flew hot over a proposal to medicine until his retirement four-month football season. the group of delegates and in order that they later can tion. ny” on Dec. 31. In 1952. he developed to best usage. Akridge. gave them a iirin chiding: Commissioners noted th« city shift the election o f gover­ • • • He i* survived by two LaGrone also pointed out Thomas L. Brintfield had "The Woman’s Club In San­ saved several hundred dollars nor and cabinet to non-prcai9 A “ teriyakt” (whatever that daughters, Mrs. 11. L. Ander­ last year by turning stadium two years ndded to his 30ford has condemned us (the that under the present plan Hanford dog owners ware dential election yenrs. Is) steak dinner will be serv­ son, Hasting*, and Misa Pearl maintenance over to the urged Monday night to coop­ year sentence and Edgar Commission) for our lack of no provisions nre made for The state amendment au­ ed from 5 to 8 p. m. Saturday immediate action in the li­ agricultural I.. Robson, K.N., Opa I.ocka,; Zoning which Thomas had two year* added thorizing the purchase of five sons, Alfred II., Atlanta, school system. The city was erate with the city in its rab­ by the Fleet Reserve Asso­ brary matter. We have gone might po.nildy be in demand TALLAHASSEE (U N ) — to hi* 10-ycar sentence. How­ lands for puhlle recreation Ga., Jamra N.. Jr., Hanford. paid a 10-ccnt- per ticket ad ies control program. ciation and its auxiliary at through quite a bit over this at a future date, particularly State Purchasing Commission ever, the two year added sen­ City Commissioner $1. fe mission tas last year from were expected to paas. the old American Legion llut thing.” Claude, Itnnla, John W., Jupi­ football gate receipts. I in the Raceway area which Is Director Ralph E. Siller said tence* are to run concurrent­ Raburn Jr. told the commis­ on the lakefmnt. Fubllc is ter, and Harry E., Sanford; Baker then referred to a ! now recommended as cummer- Tuesday that the Florida Pur­ ly with their previous terms. Commissioner Crapps In sion and the prea* that a forge Invited. Proceeds will go to letter of criticism entered in ] cinl property. seven gtandchlldren and seven sided that an immediate leas- number o f dogs have been re­ chasing Association has em­ The third Negro escapee, Diem Kin Held ward repairs for the hut. The Sanford Herald by th e' A. Owenberg, who owns barked on a cooperative pro­ Johnny It. King Jr., was not SAIGON, South Viet Nam great-grandchildren. ing arrangement lie put into ported running loose a b o u t Al i ke Thomas and Dot Woman's Club seine time ago. property on Scminolo Boule­ gram to buy Florida-mad'* in court. Funeral service* will be effect to place full respon town without vaccination tag*. (U PI) — Slain President Ngo . Feddcrson are co chairmen. “ 1 think that letter was unjus­ vard, also questioned the com­ products. Today was arraignment day Dinh Diem's younger brother held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday slbility on the aehool hoard Citing the “ dan gers” o f rab. • Call 322 2872 or 322-2139 for tified, written too hastily. You mercial zoning a.* proposed Under state law, Siller Is for all defendants charged today took refuge in the U S. at Hri*»on Funeral Homo in for maintenance and opera­ ii-s - infected animal* biting reservations. should have had the courtesy and atkrd that a canvass he required to buy Florida-made with (clonic, and Judge Ak consul-ite tn Hue hut was Sanford with the Rev. Grover tion cost*. “ Its not fair to children and other dogs, he • • • to at least talk to the Com­ made of alt land holder* be­ product* where the price ami ridge <ct cases for hearing turned over to the provision­ C. Sewell, Jr. officiating. In­ the people of Sanford for the called on the public and prcaa Chase and Company is the missioners first before print- fore any definite action is quality I* equal to product* and trial during thu fall al government, diplomatic terment will bo iti Evergreen school board to have a free media III helping publicising largest contributor to date to lng sources said. Cemetery. term. passed. produced elsewhere. lease . . . to collect money the problem . the United Fund with $600 Total cost of renovating the donated by Die firm and fit,- library's new headquarters 453 by $3 employe*. will be $6,934.78, according to • • • City Manager W. K. Knowles. City street and maintenance The figure will include addi­ I £ workers were bedecked In tional lighting and electrical A n n u a l homecoming o f with a rally and bonfire at 7 1note Revenge." Prize* will be Wildwood "Wildcat*’' tn the Varsity squad: Marilyn Hunt, * new green uniforms, with yel­ fixtures, furniture and other award'-d for the Wat floats. traditional homecoming game Handy Slayton, Brenda Brown,! low lettering, today . . . and. equipment. The work and fi­ Seminole High School Thurs­ p. m. Thursday behind the A pep rally will follow the at 8 p.m. at Memorial Sta­ Shirley Steed and day and Friday will be high­ school gymnasium. A par.ule, Susan | o f course, it had to rain. nancing would be handled lighted with the selection o f complete with marching band* parade on Magnolia Avenue dium. • • • Brown. The “ Queen” will b o . through the present budget between Firrt and Second During half-Uma the L. M. Knight, supervisor of and the 1964 budget, with $2.- a "Homecoming Queen,” a and floats, ia slated for 4 p.m. Streets. “ Homecoming Queen" will be chosen by tha entire student | Friday. rally, parade and a football Winn-Dixie, hat presented a 942.83 coming out of next The “ Fighting Seminole*" crowned from among these body ami her name announced Theme o f the parade will gam*. check of $100 . . . $100 for year’a funds. will seek revenge fn m the five candidates, chosen by the at half-time. The two-day event will epen be "W ildcat Sklna for Sentleach Winn-Dixie store in the county . . . to the United Fund. Church Section Rolled In Place Transfer Of Library Voted 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Casselberry Zoning Policies Debated < 11 Dr. J. N. Robson Dies Here At 92 2 Escapees Get 2 Years Added \» City Appeals To Dog Owners Buy A t Home Program Set 9 Gala Program For Seminole Homecoming Scheduled /» Still Time To Vote for Earl Higginbotham • ,v. * * * In The Herald football con­ test last weekend, the “ ex­ perts" rounded into true mid­ season form with five en­ trants picking 12 out o f 14 winners. He has the Courage Village T o Hear Police Report to fight for City Police Department regula­ tion* for the Village of North Orlando, prepared by Chief Andies- Ferrin and his volun­ teer policemen, will be pre­ • • • sented for open discussion at Gold awards from the Unit­ today’s 7:30 p.m. meeting o f ed Fund to Jackson Heights, the Village Council. Tile meeting will be held in of Oviedo, and Hopper Aca# demy for loo per cent parti­ tho Civic Building. All inter­ cipation. Crooms High School ested citizens are urged to be has made a partial report of present. The council also will hear $237.30. • • • the second reading, by title ACL offers something new only, o f ordinances granting to its passengers . . . meal 30-year franchise* to the Flor­ tickets, to be purchased at a ida Power Corporation and «av ln j uh;*n hu> n ; jo u r fare j Suburban Rulaiui Gai r«»mI u *uy. Progress He has the Courago to keep City business Open to the public MARILYN HUNT _ st zse* SUSAN BitOWN SANDY SLAYTON . UKE N D A DUOUN _ SlilULEV STEED Paid Political Adv, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 04, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 04, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c66775d8ea98fc222ddbe43aaa3b06c4.pdf 307f7d6128295177207a3a6ff407fc17 PDF Text Text * Osuah Qbby: eat (aha la ona ef those mushy types) g o t paint smeared a ll over haraeli It wasn't m y fault. Now this neighbor thinks I put paint on her ea t Intentionally, but | didn't. Should 1 apologize, or shouldn’t she have taught her cat not to bother people when they’re painting? GEORGE DEAR GEORGE: PEO­ PLE can’t resist bothering people when they're paint­ ing, io don't ex{>ect more from an animal. Curiosity has killed many a cat. Your neighbor was lucky. Her* was only decorated for bravery. Apologise. • • • DEAR ABDY: I am en­ gaged (ring and all) to a girl for whom I care so much It hurts. We hava fought bitterly about one matter, but I finally gave In because It meant so much to her. She was en­ gaged before, hut returned the diamond. However, she did not return a gold charm bracelet he gave her. It Is loaded down with charms BEAR ABBY: T hret other m o lh en and I are ta a ear pool. My problem U eol with them . It’a with a mo­ ther who la not io our ear pool. Thia m other haa never a»ke<t |( her children could ride with ua. She juat eendi them over every morning with Instructions to get in the car. We have four chil­ dren In our c a r without her two. and It la very crowded. Tula mother has a car sitting In h er driveway all day. Am 1 wrong to resent the nervlneaa of this woman? How can I put a atop to It without getting a bad name with ail the neighbors? CROWDED DEAR CROWDED: With a c a r In her driveway, and lacking the manner* to ASK If her children may ride with you, this woman* should be asked not to lend her children over for a ride because the c a r la filled to capacity without them. • • • DEAR ABIJY: I was painting my house on the outside and m y neighbor's (Os JJu(j)omSn If the American woman stuck all (he odd Items in the refrigerator th a t the house­ hold hinters toll her it'n ■ good Idea to keep there, where In the world would she put the milk and eggs and salad greens and leftover roait and such that Ice bozos arc built to house? I cun’t begin to remember all tho things l've teen sug­ gested that a woman keep in the refrigerator, hut hero arc a few that come to mind: The dampened laundry «hc doesn't finish Ironing. (She's told to put th at In a plastic from HIM. Each ha* senti­ mental significance — the anniversary of their first data, hia gold football, even a small calendar with a tiny ruby marking their “wedding dale." She wear* this bracelet constantly and elaima it means nothing to her. She says she tried to give it back to HIM. but ha refuted it. Am 1 wrong to resent It? BUGGED DEAR BUGGED: No. She la either cold and unfeeling, or very cruel. Take a long, hard look a t this woman. In my opinion she haa too much jew elry a t the mo­ ment to appreciate a wed­ ding ring. • • • CO N FID EN TIA L TO ROG; The difference between a prejudice and ■ conviction U that you can explain a conviction without gelling mad. • • • What's on your mind? For a personal reply, scad ■ self-addrcascd, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 1365, Beverly llllla, Calif. The holdup la bridge does not ronsfat of putting a run to the victim 's bead and de­ manding hla money or his life, but the result m ay be the same. Cast won the opening Uad with the king of hearts and returned the three spot to dummy's ace. Declarer play­ ed a low club from dummy and East played the eight. This w asn't to show strength, but rather the atari of an echo to show a doubleton. West recognised the echo and ducked South's 10 of clubs and th* following play of the king. Nothing daunted South, he led his king of diamonds, but West started a second bold up play by letting th at king bold Die trick. This time East played th e deuce to show By Ruth M illet* bag and put It In the refri­ gerator to keep U just right for Ironing when she finally gets back to the Ironing board.) In hot weather, all kinds of-beauty aids arc supposed to movu from Die dressing table to the refrigerator — such things as akin lotion, fso H will feel delightfully cool to the akin) lipsticks (so that they w on't get soft and smeary) nail polish (so it will be good to the last drop, instead of getting too thick to spread) and so on. Also, daughter'a cashmere RE-ELECT tom jacoby On Bhidq& By Abigail V a n Buren McDonald iweatcrs In glass Jars — to Veep them away from the threat of moths. Now If many women actual ly do use their refrigerators for tlic cold storage of such an add variety of Items. It looks as though the manufac­ turers of refrigerators are missing a bct. In addition to making re frlgcrators for fowl, why don't they also design a cold storage unit for odds and ends, *uch as laundry, cos­ metics, woolen garments and such? Or at least, why don't they add a new compartment to Hmj regular refrigerator labeled "non food," »o that when a man goes to the re­ frigerator looking for a jar of mustard, he doesn't have to search for It behind nail polish and akin lotion? Sanford City Commissioner • Keep cool with Ruth Mil loll’s "Tips on Teen-Agers.' Mall 25 cents to Ruth Mil Jett Reader Service, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Sta­ tion, New York 19, N. Y. V lluxlncKH Mnn Thai Will Stand Up For You I’ll. Pol. Adv. '63 B sV /< ARMS Mo CM vulnerable 0w * «Sal Nee* Bm I JN.T. Turn » N J . Pam Pam Pass three diamonds so West held up again on the queen. This aeries of holdup* ef­ fectively deprived South of hla game and la an Illustra­ tion of fine defensive partner­ ship. THURSDAY P. 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(3) Donna Read l:l» ID Dr. KlliUra 13:00 13) Tour Hint Impreee(») My Three Bona Ion (Color) 4:04 (i> Perry Meeon (4) Love or I.If# 1:00 (3) Jack Lal^nne (3) Ernie Ford ID Jimmy I>«nn IliiS (SI Newe— Harry Roe1:10 (3) Heart (Color) eonrr 10:04 (3) Kraft Huepenee 13:30 (3) Truth or ConeeTheater qutncee C*> Nur»«(5) H-arch For Tomor­ (V) H|,| Caesar row (0:1* (3) The Htory of (3) Father Knowe Beet 11:00 (3) lot X.wa, Weether, 13:11 (4) Holding Light Hporta 15:55 (!) N.ta*— Hay Scherrr ( 3 ) Mown — M u rp h y 1:00 |! i Newe, Weather Martin 14) Deehelor Father tilts ( 3) N i w i , Hporta. W ea­ (3) Central llaapltal th e r 1:15 (!) Focue H:JJ (*) Th-ater of the Hlere 1:30 (!) Helen,-e 11:53 (I) Johnny Carson ( 4 ) Aa T h e World T urne (Color) ( | ) Newe— Dave t o n 13) TV DUckout pell llili (3) Movie 1:13 (3) Cartoon. 3:00 (!) People Will Talk 141 Panewor-l , FRIDAY A. M. (3) Ann Huth-rn |:*4 (3) HtimaatR-e 3:31 (3) Now»— Floyd Rat­ her ic li ( 3 ) S iiin M im A tm an.e 1.30 (!) Doctor* a ,54 (•> D rove, H a rm It-p ort (t) lim n. Party Site (!) Hlnrhla lltstnry 13) Day In Court ( 4 ) Hunrlie H e m n t e r *:04 (!) Tnilay 3:55 13) Newe—Lise Howard 5:04 (!) Loretta Volina 111 Operation Alphabet 1:11 (!) Tu la) 1 4 ) T i T oll Th* T ru th (31 Mh-kls Evane 13) tlueen For A Day 3;1S (4) New*—Edward* t:Sl (») Local X«w«, W*eth«r 1:34 (3) You Don't Say *04 (4) Captain Kangaroe (Color) S:3S (3) Cartoons (4) Edge «f Night (3) l-Uerclr* For Wo. (I) Who Do You Trnet? T V Time Previews 9-10 P. M. (ABC) The Jim ­ viding glamour and the fit* 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Tem­ my Dean Show. The guest list Loa tha vocal break*. ple Houston. “Gallows In includes Jaekia Mason, with Galilee.” A typical western his usual comedy monologue, plot you've seen many times, BIG Teresa Brewer and her tongs; but once h.oked you'll see this right up to the rousing The Jubilee Four, who Join -e'VVHATABUr.GER finish. Temple Houston (Jef­ Jimmy in "Peace fn the Val­ frey Hunter) is frustrated in ley,” and tha Willis Sisters 2415 French Ave. his attempt to defend an ob- (new ABC-Paramount tinging v I o u • I y innocent teenager Sanford, Fla. stars). (Ralph Reed) on a murder 10.11 P. M. (NBC) K raft charge by a ruthlessly too-dc- Suspense Theatre. Color. “A Carry Out Orders dicated judge (Robert Lans­ Hero of Our Times.” An ab­ ing). Typically, the judge is sorbing drama on the iron- ' I*h. 322-9616 so bitterly dedicated to “jus­ ic ily unexpected penalties of tice," he has a deaf ear even infidelity. for the woman who levee him 10.10:30 P. M. (ABC) Tho (Jacqueline Scott). This is Sid Caesar Show, High spot o v tv f u r x r l (mother case our lawyer hero of the show is a counterpoint R ID E -IN L T H EA T R f has to settle out of court, medley between -Sid and Gisele | TO!ITU — Tam A IliWl 8:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. MaeKenaie of “Real Live Girl" CAI1l.o 41) PASS AITE Kildare. “The Exploiters." and “I’ve Got Your Number," -FOIIT lltWItS" Calculated as an expose of -Or BA > » II" — (alar both from Sid’s lust Broadway unscrupulous undertakers, this play, “ Little Me." FIIIII4Y A StTI Mil IT p l o t strays from making 1L15 P. M.'-l A. M. (NBC) • turn A rAMUMI* a telling point with injecticn The * tonight Show starring -coi.a: lnixtiH R , 4:04 ( 3) M atch d i m e of melodramatic devices thnt Johnny Carson. Grourho Marx l . l xri(iH T K H " ( 4) S e c ret S turm -1.05 I II rOHK 1MCK" cloud th e issue. A bereaved has a book to plug, but th at O l T rallm a ata r -COMB SCITCWIIKIf’ 4:35 ( ! ) Newe— S a n d e r widow (Glenda Farrell) buys shouldn't prevent him from Vanocur an expensive funeral she cuu »Waging in some pretty wild 4:34 ( 3) Iltirna end A llen ( 4| t'n c le W att ill afford from a high-pres­ cmtvcrsltion. Authoress Lisa 1:44 (31 D o t of liro u c h o s u r e undertaker (Judson C hareH ^an hand to help him (4) Cartoone OPEN 13:15 ( 9) R tv a rh o it Laire). Her daughter, a niilfb out, IHth Depisa Darcel pro1:14 ( 3) Nawecop* (4) Leave Ii To Baavar (Nancy Malone) appeal* in protest to Drs. Kildare and RENTAL Gillespie (Dirk Chamherlnii^l • Sale* • Service NOW thru SAT. Living Costs and Raymond Massey ) J * a t ~ AT 1:00 • 3:00 . 5:09 the money rightfully should Seminole TV 7:00 . 9:09 Hold Steady go for her young brother’s FA M9Z0 Zenith Color TV Sale* WASHINGTON" (U PI)—The education. Resides? ahn had 1600 Sanford Ave. government reported today hated her wurtbivs father. that tha coat of Hying, which wA had been riving slightly, held steady in tscplcmbcf. Tlie consumer price index remained at the August fig­ 7W£ Y O U N G ure of 107.1, the Labor De­ partment said, meaning that ROLLER RINK it cost $10.71 In buy tl* same goods and se rv lu i that could Florida’s Finest .PATHECOtOR be purchased for $10 during STARTS SUNDAY the 1957-59 base period. Fun for all ages! However. Arnold Chase, as­ sistant commissioner of tlx a Complete Snack • (,'lsaar* — Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bar llexlnners & Advanced said the September index was ’ ** __ nine-tenth* of one per cent JCffi-M'EIDNS'JfflB J u.n1 Off Hwy. 17-92 On The I) or Track Rd. higher Ilian the year-ago ■ a FMit&oV.( SlMOCatM level. £2 Skate City W Scotty Sez; <s SAVE 20?50 HOME BUILDERS m m , Pdy (jih And Save A sp h a lt Felt 90 lb. Sla te .. REG. 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OF 1963 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES dtightighU It It also an illustration of poor dummy play. Do you aee bow South should have played the band? It was all right to sta rt the clubs after winning the sec­ ond heart, but South should have played the king, not the ten. West would still duck, but now South should go right after the diamonds. West could duck the king and queen, but would have to win the third diamond. A heart lead would knock out South’s Jack, but now South would be able to lead hla ten of eluba and overtake with dummy’s jack in the event that Weit ducked also. This would give him his third dia­ mond trick, while If West took the second club South would have access to dummy for both minor suits. TO NIGHT (I) American History man (3) Cartoon* (3) Oat* Storm (*) Romper Room (3) S»y When (I) Newt— alike Wal­ lace (3) Hpanlsh (3) Newt— Edwla New­ CLEARANCE SALE Page 4-A — Oct. 81t 1963 Stir fhmfurfl VcnTV im aioa l'4",4't"al J'0"itT"il J 4".4 I"«I )'0"a4'l"il 2' 4"* 4' l '« I l / l " 10".*»"al 1/1“ O PEN: 7:30 AM T il 5:30 PM Daily • Saturdays 7:30 AM T il 4 PM l/l” l/«" J /l" 3/1" 1.1V 4.4V 4.VI $.41 0 • �/ _ I, $365,430 Runway Contract Let At Njrth-SDiilh Line Tc Be For Emergencies Boy Faces Surgery Herald photographer B i l l Vioeeot J r. la trying to fig■ra this flat: H i ordered eupW EA T H FR t Fflhr, w anner krvday, to n ig h t: possible showers S a tu rd a y ; high today around 80; low tnnttrht 88. ptlca from a Jacksonville C vntraet has >eeTi awarded Prayers and well wishes of j Wednesday by the professor VOL. 56 photographic supply company SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 52 United Press le a s e d W irt Established 1908 Kill., NOVEMBER 1, 19611 in Jiy amount ( $365,130 !or pediatrics e entire community will of of the University and today received thfl atate- the the repair of t e north south ment . . . contained In an en­ travel with 12-year-old Ken­ of Cincinnati medical school rurw-ay at San' rd Nival Air at Children's Hospital. velope with the return ad- neth Harriett Saturday after­ It was explained the opera­ dreii of the Board of Public noon when he flies to Cincin­ 'Station, it was mnouticed t o tion is most rare and has Initruction, Duval County, nati, Ohio. da;- by Capt. J Henry Ettcr, For Kenneth, son of Fire been performed only a Jew Florida t dl'. Jion direct 01 of the Bur* • • • Lt. and Mrs. George Manning limes in medical centers in ca I r*f Yards and Docks, Wood and Lyman Phillips. ture department of the Bapt­ also afford us an opportunity development of the block A broad expansion program City Clerk Henry Tamm re­ Harriett Sr., faces a delicate, the United States. Medical to enlarge the ministry in ist Sunday School Board at with the construction of edu­ has been launched by First Ch irieston, S. v Members of t building fin­ students will witness the sureight-hour-tong liver opera­ minded county votcra today Baptist Church with complet cational buildings and a larg­ Nashville, Tenn Heroinmen- the community . . . In keep­ ance sub-eommitiee are: Dr. ;cry. • aptain F.tter reported tha that there has been a change tion. datiqns will be made to the ing atep with the growth and A Sanford surgeon, who con­ In voting procedures and they The Jet flight from Orlando ion of die purchase of three er sanctuary. Off-street park C. L. Park Sr., chairman; C. «< draet has he* i awarded t>* ing and recreational use * » f congregation as soon as pre­ expansion of other churches parcels of property on South should NOT come to Chy Hall ducted au exploratory opera­ to Cincinnati Saturday after­ L. Robinson, J. Roy Britt, Hu Ballenger 'avlng Com* certain areas also arc plan liminary studies are complet­ in the community. pa tv. Inc., of G eenville, S.C, to cast their ballots Tuesday tion Oct. 13. has arranged for noon by Kenneth ami his par Park Avenue. ed, he explained. A building steering com­ Dr. C, W, Baker and Kenneth hv est of four 1 elder*. Property now held by the ned. Elsewhere on today's front surgery and hospitalization ents has been financed by the "We feel that this venture mittee has been selected by McIntosh. Rev. Fred B Chance, pas 1 apL Hobor* M. Wars, page Is a list of the 23 polling without cost. The surgery will Firemen's Benefit F u n d. church has an estimated A sub-committee for plans S’ 'S on the part of the congrega­ the church with Hie following tor, said a building commit­ value of $3S«,iyo and includes eomtnan ing offierr, places and their addresses. II bfl performed Tuesday or Lieutenant Harriett has been tee is presently engaged in tion is an indication of faith members: Hay Slayton, gen and development i* compris­ s a d the 6,ooo-fix t north-** uth you do not know In which pre a member of the Sanford fire the entire eastern half of the 300 block on Park Avenue, preliminary planning with the in the future of Sanford." eral chairman; Irving Pry­ ed of the following members: ru iway lias tv *n utuisaMo etnet you live call Registrar department tor 21 years. lams range plans sail (or help of the church architec­ Rev. Chance said " lt will or, E. C. Harper Sr.. E. R. R. W. Warfield, chairman; fc Mine time 1 'cause of its Caml Bruce at 322-4025. Kenneth has been working Homer Osborne, R. F. Coop­ s te of disrepa *. It crosses • • • after school—he attends San­ er, S. O. Dorminey, George at right angle he east-west Casselberry Board of ^Idcr ford Junior High—as a paper Pittard, Mrs. Cecil Tucker, r. 'm ay. men Thursday evening ap­ carrier with hi* mother, asso­ I* B. Sleetr, Carlton Henley, The north-sout i runway Is proved unanimously resolu­ ciated with The Sanford Her­ Mrs. C. L. Park, Cecil Tuck­ tc be repaired .tow for u*a tions endorsing constitutional ald for the last six years. e r and Mrs. Margaret Rey­ In emergencies. The pres-nt amendment No. 2 and the Rev. C. C. Dee* J r , of nolds. rt. iQO-foot length i* Insuffi-* county enabling act, both on Christian Missionary Alliance c: *nt for the git it Jet bomb* Tuesday'! ballot. sad that ' Kenneth is a model • • • e a rxeopt whe i prevailing boy" and that he already Is wind* are paralh l to the run* Only one act of vandalism saving from his paper route way. Captain W re stated. w a s reported in Sanford profits to finance his way Present plans call for lh» Thursday evening, P o l i c e through Toccoa Falls Bible WASHINGTON ( l PI) e (tension of the north-south Chief Roy Williams said. Cnllece at Toccoa Falls, Ga. Tlic Pentagon today ordered r inway to to,mu feet within Vandals splashed paint on an John Kruler, m anager of U. S. forces in the pacific * year or *o, den it will automobile owned by Rill R. the Chamber of Commerce, Three Rescued lo start moving toward South V 'some tins prii ary runway Lee, 2354 Marshall Avenue. has arranged for Lieutenant PEINE. Germany (UPI)— f -r the air base Viet Nam to protect Amer­ r f "We are quite pleased that amt Mrs, Harriett to reside Three men trapped more Ilian ican live* tf necessary. Ballenger wilt add l.OWl the children were generally in a private home only two a week In a flooded Iron mine f ‘*'t of concrete The forces Involved are ihe northto well behaved this year," blocks from the hospital dur­ rode a steel capsule one at a i mth runway, >« placing pro* the Chief said. ing their stay in Cincinnati. p imarily part of the power­ KENNETH HARRIETT time to the surface today. • • • ful Till Fieri, tint might also s 'nt asphalt, an; also must Include some air and even provide new weiiln? sur­ Correction Department: The Reapportionment face*. Captain i.ilt'r said ait ground units, it was reported. LOOKING TO FU TURE Rinwtli and expansion of F irst Baptist Church Altamonte Springs T o w n ‘ TALLAHASSEE (Ul'l) - work is to be completed b, tire (front llte le ft) \V. li. War'field, chairman of plans uttd development Assistant Defense Secre­ Council Wednesday evening Fred O. Dickinson Jr, »ay» June 29. affairs fur the building a tee ring committee; liev. F red B. Chntue, pastor, tory Arthur Sylvester said the adopted the resolution endors­ reapportion men! will be one Lt. Cdr. T. J. Doyle, pub* order* were "purely precauand liny Slaton, general committee rludrnmn. (Herald i'liotu) ing llie constitutional amend­ of the burning issues of Die lie works officer at NAS, lias ment No. 2, authorizing bonds tionary. to protect American upcoming gubernatorial race. been designated by Captain for capital outlay for col­ live* that may be endangered Ettcr as resident officer-in* by the revilt of m arine ami leges backed by revenue from Haitians Lose charge of construction to ad* utility taxes. Although the air force units against the MIAMI (UPI) - Immigra­ minister and supervise thfl The Legion Fair will open | of the exhibit, promises ev- n- ime of President Ngo DinJi resolution was not read in its tion authorities have ordered project. erything from Quail to horse* entirety, vole of approval was officially Monday a t 5 p.m. Diem. 24 11ail Inns who followed their, 0 v e n ,n |lUn, for „ p an, l(m with » ribbon culling cere­ wilt h« exhibited. unanimous, ( Father story on page 7) leader to Florida from thef s , nford Naval NavaI Air Air Station staljtllI mony with the county com• • • Home Demonstration Club*, Sanford Bahamas six weeks ago to call lor the expenditure of llliisioners doing thu honor*. the b'utiford Garden Club, varE. E. Williamson, former leavt this country. mora than 913 million. How* Tha fair will run from Mon­ lous communities and Indus­ Every Little Longwood councilman and un* By Frank McAritts* resort, told the Jaycec* a nu­ over, this U v»*. to be 5 1* trie* will have display*. auccessful candidate l a s t day through Saturday at “Nudity need* iv* apology “ dist l* not * person who United Press International ‘Troops To Stay’ prove*! by Congresa and tha ... <**V iJS > 9t 5TTV» i * . year, has filed his qualifying Amt.i This l* the slogan through take* Ins or her clothes off. WASHINGTON (UIM) ~ funds appropriated. Halloween, a time of petition lor this year's coun­ home un Highway 17-92 au-ith dent of tip fab autoclatinn, Si W YORK 'T I . - Ar which the director of a Day- hut JuM juit* them tin when President Kennedy has given of Sanfocii with edumllo ml. announced 'th a t Irt.noo free mar. I D'Angelo, e-ty comcil race. tons Beach nudl*t resort necessary." bid clothing, he screams and shrieking ghosts Hut assurance that U. S. ngricult’lral m il Indu-trial ex­ ticket! hrve hft'ii distributed j mix doner of w.i-er supply, Thursday exposed the "bare contends, t* not necessary for millions of imaginative combat forces In Germany tn county sch >ol children for gu> and electridt' , h.«s taken Soma time ago R. E. Porter hibit*. boys and girls, turned into an will remain there at present facts" «.f "life in liie ra w " most of the Ume. Pas* Combined show* svdi admission Tuesday or Wednes­ another oep In the cam pa ;n reported five major down­ evening of real terror Thurs­ strength. Al Waring, director <*f Sun­ Why take your clothes off? town promotions under nego­ provide fun for yoUn.r and obi day. day nigJit. i ........ .. New York'* «iw-n ny Sami* Resort at Daytona Wt ask why cover up? We tiation. The following day oil the midway with amuse­ Most little hobgoblins and .$1 Million Fire U'ednr-duy i* Chib......... dhng water 'supply. Beach, gave a talk In-fore the have nothing to hislc," said Howard Hodges announced ment rides and sideshows. junior witches scampered Pay St the fair and the gale* , j,Angela said Thursday Sanford laycees which had at HOLLY SPRINGS, Mlsa. Blazing "The body Is u the Sanford Atlantic bank Judging of tile exhibitt and Pill open »t 3 p.m, with all lt,at hc WJ, having his of ft least rule noticeable effect ort about safely cn their "trick (UPI) — Fire destroyed It MOSCOW (UPI) — Russia wholesome thing. Comfort Is plans of a $300,01)0 expansion livestock and awarding of ride* Kt hnlf price. or treat" round*. ,-lat limousine washed with mem tiers and guests; it made our main concern." million worth of cotton on a today launched a new apnra on the Florida Hotel site. To­ prizes will take place from Others never came home. i iiil.il*•<■ under 12 years of , „[ water rather than them aware of their own train Thursday and then was (•raft which It aiiid for tha How about nudism and sex? day the second story broke— ti a.m. to r> p.m. Monday, will he admitted fire ev. ;1 )M| An explosion ripped through swept hy strong winds Into first time in history carried l clothing ' ' Nudism and >ex arc quite The First Baptist Church ex­ Special awards will be pre­ ery day. What'* tl like in a world far apart. They don't go a huge section of a coliseum Hie Holly Springs National out extensive orbital ma.ieuv* pansion. R. E. Porter knows sented thia year by the KiFive prizes will be awardera by remote control with* nothing hut a suntan and a hand-in-hand as most people at Indianapolis, lnd., where Forest. «f three more In the making. wanls Club for the best ex­ ed to lucky youngsters an Heater Fire thousands of parents hail tak­ out • man aboard. smile? think, There D no sex pro­ • • • hibits in thu youth activities both Tuesday nod Wednesday. Tin* Soviet news age ncy Sanford Fire Department "Clean, wholesome and blem ai the resort. A person's en their children for a special On Defense Sanford Moose lodge will category. Prize* will be; first, hivyetes; answered a call at H L’H p in healthful," declared Blazing. Halloween "treat"—a visit to Tu»a mid the vehicle, rilled CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) host a masquerade dance Sat­ Exhibits by the t-H, FFA, second, radios; third, rod nnd riiuruUy night at PJ.'h .Sum­ Moreover, nudism provide* a t 'inking controls his fwdy an ice show. "Flight One," executrd "con. Harvard University students urday at Lake Mary Moose Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and reels; fourth, basketballs; and merlin Ave. where a defective ph> Meat, mental and spiritual reaction* Hi* Imagination i* Massive chunks of concrete aideruble lateral maneuvers" excited by the unknown. At ami liny ts»ll«s flew through defended the moral climate maneuvers in altitude, and llall for all members, their schools will be on display. fifth, footballs. kerosene heater flared out of panacea for the sumo goo of their hallowed, ivy-covered ladies amt guests. Music will Livestock, poultry and rab­ Gate* will open nt 5 p.m. control. Fire chief Mack N tiiemtier* of the resort, the a nudist resort there I* noth the sir, showering the glit­ halls today even though a rhanircd it.* lane of orbit heing left to the imagination." tering Ice with dead and In­ be by Nick Pficfauf and his bits will be shown in a fid' x all other days except Satur­ Cleveland Sr. said only- minor young naturalist asserted. fore entering a filial ort,It. The retorts’ members and jured. At least 67 persons dean contended coed visit* "Starlighters." SO' lent erected for the pur­ day when opening time will he damage from smoko and soot Tuss hailed the space shot as Blazing, who illustrated Jus to men’s rooms permits “wild guests hate the choice of were dead and 33t injured. • • • pose. Cecil Carlton, chairman t p.m. resulted. "an Important step . , . toward talk with a color film of Ihc wearing nr not parties and sexual Inter­ wearing The lirrald 's proof reader, Another explosion shattered the further atudy and con* clothes. Blazing explained a drug M ore filled with shop course" Mary Frances Davis, saved quest, of outer space." "Comfort Is our main aim. per* and children dressed in us from being clobbered by The surreaafu! maneuver and if a person i* more com­ Halloween ('<**111110'* at Mari­ Hearing Begins Mr. McKinnon of the new Sli­ prugrum “will help solve this AMKBICUS, Ga. (Ul'l) — fortable wearing clothes, he etta, Ga , killing seven per­ ver Hollar shoe store Wednes­ Five civil rights workers jail­ tusk of steering space ships may keep them on." day. Story about the store's sons and injuring others. A total of 16,608 registered Twenty-three polling places Lake Monroe; 3— 11 .. ru e house, Cltulunta; 8— GoldenWon't tJ'e approaching cold The bla*l came a* hundreds ed since last August, four of in flight, sending them to re* opening read that McKinnon them under nn insurrection quired areas to obtain Helen* bad "3,00*> silver dollars to voter* In Semlltoie County will be open from T a m, to Demons!rilkm Building, h ist rod Community Hou*e;; 9— weather a Ifeet the resort’s of perron* gathered (or an charge carrying a maximum tific information," Tux* said, taingwond Town Hull; in— activities’ "Well, that is a informal Halloween parade. give away with earh purchase are eligible to cast ballots in 7 p m , Mr* Bruce aaid. too 24th Street; (— Altamonte penalty of death, begin testi­ "F or the first time 11 spncfl of shoes." Verily, it was cor­ Tuesday's special election, it cations of the (tolling place* Spring* fire house; 3—Oviedo lake Miry fire lmu>e: It — problem ,' smiled the nudist. \ speeding ear at Ciiattun- mony today In a federal vehicle win* launched with Ulaoionle Community House; rected and fast to read 3,ooo was reported tJii* niorninz noog.i, Ti tin , swerved out of court hearing pinpointing the multiple and wide range* of Town Hall; 6— Geneva Com 12 —R. K Pcrvi* real estate arc: silver dollars to lie given control on a street corner eontrosersial l»*ue of slate maneuvering," Radio Moscow Precinct t— !3m) French munity House. Mr*. Camilla Bruce, super­ office, Forest ( Ity. away, one with each pair of and slant incd into four young and federal legal jurisdiction, raid Avenue; 2— Scout Building, visor of registration. Precinct 7— Old school Precinct 11— longwood etc shoes. girl* making "trick or treat" * • • mi-ntary irhool; li — Lyman rounds. Two of the girl*, aged Scltoo! gym; 15— Shrine Club, First PTO-spun.wired movie r, and It, were killed. The ini South law Avenue, Hi— will he shown at Longwood other two were seriously in­ City Commission is expect­ jured Florida Power loung*-. Hear Elementary School at 2 p m. Lake; 17— Casselberry fire ed to approve Monday even Saturday. A full-length Abbott station; IS— Farmers auc­ ing the expenditure of St.oou and Costello comedy, followed tion market. Highway 17'** earmarked for the remodeling C o u n ty Escapee by cartoons, make up the pro­ of the old po-1office building south of Sanford. gram. All children of the area Does I t Again are invited to attend and a Preelnrl ID— Scrninu e High info a public library. An escaper frnlil i coun­ Mayor Thomas S. McDonald School gym; 20— Upsala group of adults will be on Churi h educational building, said this morning the issue ty jail work gang alnioxl hand to chaperone. • • • southwest of Sanford; 21 — is on the agenda Monday got himself raptured early ■St. Johns Builder* office. .VX) evening and he anticipate* tialay . . . and escaped Third Gold Award for loo French \venue; 23— Itlch Ihc Commission will approve again alter wrrrfclng his per cent participation in the automobile. Food Plan, fit VVe»t 1,1th it. United Fund has been pre­ Grrald Fraley, of French He explained Ihc lim e had Struct, *nd 25— Prairie Lake sented to Midway Elementary been held lii abeyance since Avenue, rsvapesl from a Legion Hall. School. Principal W. L. Ham­ AU voters in the county the City iledred to sell the old work gang Oct. It. ilton turned in cash and About 2 this morning De­ will past on three state con­ post office properly and erect pledges totaling $157 from the stitutional amendments, a a new public library building. puty .*>hrrifls William ( hand teachers and other personnel. • • • However, he aibleil, Con­ ter and J. U. lore noticed county question relative to the university site, elect three gressman A S. Herlong Jr. a car whh bail headlights Mayor Tom McDonald isn't of four candidate* for school has advised the U, S General approaching them on Old missing a trick in hi* cam­ truster, pass on a 2.73 mill •Services Administration has l.akr Alary Knad. They paign tor re-election. Bert See Our Atl On P uro <i age for the school d i'trict and ruled the City must use the signalled but the driver Hollingsworth reported this a one mill le*y for the school property a* a public library sped away and they gave morning that two of his chil­ C U T -R A T E PRICES building and bus reserve fund for 20 year* before title will tha.*r. The car Irik the dren returned from a "trick road near 2.7th Strrrt and The two school mitljgo lev- he passed. or treat" lour Halloween On All Brands Of Liquors overturned several times. ir* are the same as in the night, dumped their loot from Ihe driver escaped. VOTING MACHINES arts In ityr inuVftl into 2;i precinct polling placet) in D e a d ly ia*t two years. the bags on the floor and PLUS FREE ra® * Ih e sheriff's department** muline.*.* for Tuesday'h special election, Repreaentaliven uf Imtli parties LONDON (Ul'l) — National Sanfurd voters will choose (here was a McDonald cam­ were present Thursday afternoon w hen R egistrar Camilla Bruce inspect­ a City Commissioner between Chamber of Trade President new mobile crime tabpaign card, put into the bags (JOLD BOND ed th e machines. From the left mu M rs. It. K. Higgins, of the re g is tra r's incumbent Thomas S. Mc­ James par'se *J'd today that oratory was railed to the b> "Himself—the Mayor." Donald and Earl Hi g gin bo­ "the ultra-modern miss dress­ scene and fingerprints re­ office; \V. A. Adams, custodian o f th e m achines; Mrs. J. D. M orrison, for Toro said today he can't af­ STAMPS! th am. fticumbent A !. Wil- es to kill ami Is reputed to train! the winked car was the D e m o c ra t* . Mr Bruce th e u /»•**''iir, am i Guy Allen, for th e Repub­ ford to mi-s a trick in tills registered to Fralry, (Cook L.v aau»c way. ' * lU la tt iUl'jUt licans. (lleraM Photo) campa-*®- First Baptist Begins Expansion Program Navy Units Ordered To Viet Nam items... BRIEFS Legion Fair Opens Monday Afternoon Why Dress? Nudist Fires, Mishaps Asks Sanford JCs Take Heavy Halloween Toll Russia Launches Space Vehicle 1 6 ,6 0 8 Eligible To Vote In Seminole Library Fund OK Expected VALDEZ HOTEL Downtown Sanford �— r~ Orover Bewell Look *"w' ^ Up Livo Oat aa DWiw Father. Can . Mm J et Jw Bleriee ®f *UF an v JM|a of Um am h»»« raam tm at a d m ta rt th IkaM *1 117 bU fliM ttM l «1L A 5 ; • fir . m « II harin# fear about something la pour lift, as a child, and Ikon haying H dlaptllod whon goo roalitad that your father was nearby T On* of the finest eompllmenta a child can pay hla father la tell him that he feels secure and unafraid when ho la Christian Homemakers Class Has Party In 'G host Town' •y f - * Members oi tea Caraaiiao Heme makers Class at tho Can. setborry Community Methodlot Church oad their guests from Young Married Clou and Older Yon* group mas­ queraded e i cowboys, • inJuno,1" dance hall girU. and assorted spooks at a Hallo­ ween Party bold Tuesday night Tho bardworking commit­ tee had converted an empty wars house late a condensed version of n Western Ghost eomptete with Jell, ’. country site*. U»try stable, "tajua" village and "Boot Hill." Arrivals wore greeted by a t i p , "You are now enur­ ing Ohost Tow« . . Deadcat Town in tbs Wert*" and oi a rope, bora wothat frostier ju*lir* had triumphed. Winners of tho prim tor tho beat costumes want to Phyllis and Benia Ceaabnr, twin witches for tha odteot; Me. sad Mr*. Wally Krohaa ter the handsomest and pret­ tiest; u d Leonard Casseleamo as Abratha most ori­ ginal. Oamos wore enjoyed by tho CO persons attending and re frashmonto of doughnut*, hot the 1 mplieWy at m$ « y a m aga Many IvrUf tk* tlm at the bp tha hast sea, Mre. WH n | ahtpa. Wham wa waa4 tel poersstf ha Frank Maaslek and Mrs. Delat pkam m a y a t aa feat think of pony God aa pour mas Copeland. ma Dhrla* father and tho pesce kam diig warm and rigging it eamna will ha moat grati* the Mila, Th# gag Jah that lying. Of t e a m , to do this p a id tm a bam difficult tar pan mail teak ap Wo God. If p eat t ! aa an poa hero only tho "horiaontal Chattel |ud th* at paatat* look" then you constantly look Mar. nimM"g the Udder t* out toward thlnga of tho world m . . . cm r t M a t ______ _ M*a ana noror asparlonoas ta ha >nc of tha moot fright- ■a]ration, bat whon one taboo anlog oba for • wow # ------- tha "vertical Ieoh" ha flnda a the ah sailing raaatl*. diffaroat way and quality at life. Whon wo look Into HI* It la a»U that whan a A number of churchee In the hag fit it "signed oa" and was faoo era know that wo can Seminole Baptist Association giraa t!* task at aUmbfo# tha count on Him. will observe World Dap at n a m e raga ladder la tha One dtp an M-year-old man Proper neat Monday. iwajria { and apparently frag* waa talking with hit RO-yesrThu Baptist Women's Dap II* pm Al a* high nhora tha old rdf# who waa still hla at Prayer Around the World akip, 1 1 waa iasllnad ta sweetheart after n groat nurawaa first observed hi IM l down tad thereby ha hor of years of marrlaga. when European woman fait with I sPa M diaaiim Thop discussed their years of tha nead at fellowship in aosaod hint. Tha aid Milan, happineys togothor and in the prayer to heal tha wounds a t harden 4 ao they ware, m l conversation tha husband ask­ war which had ao seriously feed t ie peril and triad out, ed his wlfa jokingly bow eho separated their countries. "Leak up. Look up," know that aha still loved him. Tha Idas of Baptist woman fa t ihaea of no who hare Ska sat attest far a time and on every continent praying had gold earthly father*, wo than gam savora] reasons for simultaneously created much aan dor wo mask from knowing bar certainty but aha ended RIV . A. D. DAWSON Interest In tha Women’s Com­ tho answer by Mylng tho main mutes of tha Baptist World reason she could bo ao aura Alllauaa. aha still loved him was Tha first year only a ta r that 'aha knew beyond the groups mat but tha spirit in ihdow of n doubt he would which tha Flaalsk woman oh* elweya stand bp her. She con­ served tha dap continues to In­ tinued te n p lain that aha spire wow*n In more than 100 knew aa matter what waa countries to pray In tvsr Indona te her or aald about her Increasing number. The worn, the! ho would remain' loyaL •n at Finland appointed a dlf Twsnty-four hours of con­ ftrent woman to pray each Jae* Whan ana looks up into the ltoys l Am vstea dor Focus face of God, aa Ha waa re­ stant praytr will he observed hour of tha f t to make sura of Week will be observed start­ vealed in Christ, he knows by Plnerreet Bnj»M«t Church meeting with Uielr sieUia of ing Sunday ,vt tha Prairie that he can always count on this wssksnd for an sight-day other lands at tvery hour. Lake Bapttet (to r e * In F a n Him, Tha nperlence at such revival which begins Sunday All women at the Seminole Farit. an understanding of divine morning. Baptist Association are urged Ninety s li members of tbs to participate te Monday’s ob­ The R. A. B-«ya will parti­ love will make us respond la church ‘ have signed up for servation. cipate In tbc 0 enlng service loving obedience. during on Sunday nlgtr and wiB be What an answer wa have Id-mlnute ' periods Mated together In uniform. to lifal Lot us look up and which they will pray for the revival. There era VT .soya enrolled live I Tha prayer will begin at 7 In tha mission# 7 organisa­ a.m. Saturday and will con* tion which Is divided into duds at 7 a.i>>. Sunday. thrjo groups — V tuwera, P-10 Rev. William J. Guess, pas. pears old, Crusalvro, U-U tor, advises that tha church pears old, and Ito; *1 AmbitBy Deans Kites will be open until mldnlgffh Th* Churchwomen of Christ aadoro, 15-16 panri old. The Saturday for those who wish Episcopal Church in Long. bops will receive a vardo end apodal recognition si a ser­ Junior and Senior High to sspend thslr particular wood will hold their regular vice Wednesday nig 4 at the MYF counselors and officers prayer period at the church. monthly meeting at • p. m. The revival meeting will Tuesday at the Pariah Houm church. of the First Methodist Church Sunday, on Church Stroot. *li* r*wpoe» of tie group met lari Sunday afternoon continue through to te otbeam ?ap, ‘*t iteya la as a Youth Council te plan Nov. 10. Rev. A. D. Dawson Mrs. Mario Taylor and Mra. stewardshlr, prajv., -eiroa- activities for the months of of Ft. Lauderdale will conduct Peggy Kuhn will report on the servlcea. Uon and missions. November end December. Um Orlando Deanery Pre.il. The Church Broil. rtvxv Reverend Dawaon, well, dents Council Mooting held In Included in the plant are supports, sponsors, and 'nip distribution of food for bat* known evangelist and skilled Mt. Dora last week which they provide leadership to th) kets for Thanksgiving; parti­ chalk artist, Is field seers, attended. R. A. program. An B. A. ran* cipation In the annual Joyces tary of tha Florida Baptist Tho Fall Deanery Meeting mltteo of five men ha a beta Christmas Parade; a Christ­ Convention for Broward and will b* held In Leooburg M at elected as wall aa a ihne mas party for underprivileged Palm Beach countlaa. Ills Tuesday at St Jame* Church m o ravlswlog council. children and a caroling party. presentations of the Bible's beginning at t:B> a. m. Serving aa counselors am The combined Interest and gospel message art illustrated Tho women ar* reminded James Dunn sod Jack Bro It*, support of all youth division In beautifully blended colored that this Sunday, at th* 10:15 Crusaders; Paul Branson . members Is encouraged m or- chalk drawings llumlnated In service there will bo a Cor. A in Nicholas, Pioneers; r ad dcr that the planned activi­ contrasting color effects porato Communion ai well aa Eddie Urawner and ].>b ties will be meaningful ami through use of fluorescent the Fall Ingathering of the Jonas, Koyal Ambassador 1. successful. chalk and "black light.'' United Thank Offering. Baptist Women To Observe Day Of Prayer Pinecresl Sets Prayer Vigil For Revival RA focus Week Scheduled At Prairie Lake MYF Schedules Activities Churchwomen To Meet Casselberry * WSCS Sets Talent Baxaar • sad /easy Mrs. U L. Prof. Ray H. Moors, at Kansas City, Mo., will ba spa* eial guest at First Chunk af the Nasarsno this Sunday for service* beginning at 9:45 a.**. A program of songs will be presented at th* 9:45 bear and th* guest also win sing and spaak for worship serv­ ices at 10:50 e,m. H* will bo present only for tha morning ■arrises and Rav, Paul Blskss, pastor of the chunk, urge* th* interested public to attend at this time. Professor Moore has boon director af music since 1M5 for "Showers af Massing," International radio program of tha Church at tha Nasarsno produced at denominational headquarter* la Kansas City. Ha Is In till* ares to teach voles culture la tha Ntiarene Church Musis Institute In Or­ lande neat week, which will cllman with a Sacred Music Festival In Orlando Municipal Auditorium Wednesday at 7:10 p.m. whan Moor* will be con­ ducting a 250-voles choir. Rev. Pilley Resigns Knights To Give Birthday Ball Longwood Circle Celebrates Birthday i Adventist ^Attend services? tliis week a t uour awn J Place ' r ofC worsdift B ap tist onnci rn s Pasts* r, P. Msg’si?*cha»te"V*oter S in te r ashool f :*S g a . a»avjcM*aATOju>*V— w*bhs*h ••a#*! . i-se a. m Trnlnlag U alsa _ _ S:l* % a . advmwtipt Warship Service — flie s a. a . s a r it j i. v s . v .R ft Ws4a**4ar Might Prsf*r service T:l* a as. "Wa Have This ■**#• re4le m«Mse* sack Sunday a. m. lie at HU ever WTRR at 1IM to Maaaiitoa Qrltfta___ _ Fast** •a peer ra4le Slat BoaSap Sehttl |i 4l a. ah A lliance e m u m ts M orals# w seahln l l « Tralala# uatea ^ I S* 9. m. ie o a la # Worship _ f i l l 9 . m. N ta a to a a n v n t u s r a c n in n s f S t D A * U tM ISgA B T t«M Peek At*, m IMS St. I Rev. a C. Dots, Jr. — Pester a* suRiar geheei _ M i a. m. Pwh 4 Warship Service IMS a. mEvtnlng Worship — t:SS p. nh B*s4np S eh ttl ISIS# a. ah Alllanca Touth Worship lu st rsiiow shin (Tuts.) t:|e p. aa Morning Blbls Btudr (guagay) TiSS pm. (W,<1) R vM gsllstU Btrvleo tu* pah Praytr lervtaa —. TiM p at A uem bljr Of God p is a c a a n u a a m r • r a a n oavaca Ctr, arm ta t WOm s is * w s avo. to C. S m ith ------- ------- P a ste * Jthn •os4*y arts#* « . t i t s Mtmlag W srshlp It:** Bvsnstitette Sere, f i t s Tusa Prayav aavv. TiM Tharp T soag P otyte ■aSssvo* ------ -- Tit* H U ** an ah m. M p aMdiM.www aifw r* t * sa. p k ■v«aia* WseshlR N asartne Coag reg nthm al iVi N M U a tT W lU m a t s tiA R e a t s a c m Pmk A'____ _______ tiM k a . ----- Chorsh O tbttl t ills k m. Worship Btrvlre l i l t y p . 'tertetisa T taih Ministry Rav. Walltap A.to MoPhsrsok Pasta* Episcopal CMtUBT CMCRCM C kriftU n Baptiat r o w a t r n sr n m e t F. a. c h e a t# ---------- pastor Mornlag Worship l : l t a. m. Sondtr S c h o o l___ M l a. aa M anilas Warship tt:ss a. m Training Union _ _ S:tS p m. Evening Worship , f i l l p. at Wtd. Prarar Rscvlse fit* p aa c a s r u i n ap n rv cavnea Car. ISth at. a Oak Av*. Oall South . Paste* Training Untea _ gill 9 - » T rslslng Union Evening Wort Wn.l. Ofrtcsrs Mtttln WtU. Prsr*r f , Adam# J*. - s. a. p p Wt4. Prays* Moo* |: H pm. Pr. Charts* W. S tsw srt ■Ut >t*ph*as ..... ........ Paster Tlsa* A Oo*4tal Wsloomt to AU H«ir Csmmuatsa — T ill k Stiilay B thttl liS# k Family Bsrvlss aa4 ISiIl k Jr- B# TRW I A I A I I M w . and at, as a*str a m . pspi vow Rishss tn w - " ^ ““ ■asday S*bs*l —— 1:11 k Moral s f Wsrshlp IM S k Ttutn ___—-_— 4 i H .> * • tom — .....™ »'*-_»> Kvnngdistte forvtsa T:** p a Mld-Wteh •trv ltt jW<4) mm III# to Thirl Hate* Rlsgsylratlsa •<*• to BP TM# RAIABBWW Lab* Mary. R s . Rev. W. U Holsombk ■naday »:*| a. m. ---- RthU ah lt: 4S k ah . Morning W srshlp m. TlSS p Bh — Ivsnlng Mi . . . . ______ . _Mid-'-WSSR p m. _ WPd. ah T:tS Prays* asrvt**# tiss p m. tad Wad. Mlsstoai a n a«r»l«o Pentecostal At Moralag Worship m I t i l l km. Row to Rath direst — Farts# Evtnlng Worship —. T:0S pm. ■sodsy Rthssl — . istsa s. m. w sk Prayer Borvioo Til* pah Msrnlsg Wsrshlp U iH k ak ■sadsy Evtnlng _ Tils p m. Wtd. Blbls Itady - TtM to Sk : Conqntrtrs Mooting Ralph Browse Jr. avoogsMti Friday — Till to » lwtmwwaw o n a c R am Bible Bohool _ _ IS:## a. m. Msrnlng Warship U iH Evening W srshtp . |: N p m. Ws4i P rayot Rorvto* fit# pm. T b s ch a rts o f tho imtharaa Htnr- sag TT "This te th* Lite" M S Avo. to Se* Bk paw la c a v a c w at Htrbtrt W. Otorso Paster seafood. Pin. ■under S c h o o l___ t i l l k m■hghwop aa w rn Orovtr C. so wtll. Jr. _ ______ lterrla toahy _ R vsaitU it Wtrtbip sorott# _ Ia n s k m Edgar W. Smith Jr. Asst 1tan* Blbls Claaeto _ ItiSS a. m. P as tee SM B Mornlag Wsrnhlp _ U:SS a. ah Mornlag Worship l:*f n. Bh UlTMBkAW CMCkCM Evening Worship _ #:ss p ah Church School ___ _ 1:04 a. m. (LCA> Mbl* C lass** W*4. f:M pm. ■ttdon M o tts----- lt t e l k m. less A S r ltn S t D rift Morning Wtrihlp U:M A. M. INwp IT-00» Plonttr Followthlp _f:IS p.m. ■aalorri. n t t M a • m u m cm o r c a a m Stnlor III Ftllowthlp S:00 pjn. m -m i ISIS Pwh Avtswa Ernot B. Bolleh. Jr. _ Patter Krtnlng Wonhlp _ TiIO p. ra. Hart Brown — ■vasg*ll*t ■undsr Bohool —_ B ill k Bh Wtd. Praytr Moot T:Sf p. an. Sunday Strvlett __ lt:bO a. m. ■ibis a t « 4 y ___ — IS:H a. m. Church i n t Runday In r a u a c w ap twm csvbwawt Morning Worship II:** a. m. Ctmmnnloa—P Thames to B ik la Evening Btrvleo _ *:>* 9 ah EsqA Month Church O f Christ Lutheran PretbytcrU n : • SM m r t u o*.Ttajh>« pm. K isrJ a o v ilF ' AX£XU*a. W orth I p ---------- — •:#* Chorth lehscl — ISiSS Sna4ap oa Oksaatof* Ttmporsrllr st P l n o s r s s S School—French an* ITth. U4lta Blhlo Class 1S;H S-Sh WtOassday M ethodist llhte Cls e t t s ___ fits p m. UkACM MWTMOOtOT CMCRCM TO LIST YOUR Ontrs Rd- at W o o d in g A vt, Rev. Jthn H. Hlrok Jr. Psotar Charch School t i l t s. m. s v cm biv t Morning Worship tt:0* n. m. MTP --------- ------ — HIS p Oh C hristian Science rm rr cm cn cm S«n4sy ■or-Is* to Ien4sp Ssbtol ----- Hi** s. ah Su bjoott " X v o r l a s t is g F o b . It h m t n f * flsv. lU y Orsgory. J r, P tsttr W t 4 n ts 4 a p nor n o * S:SS p B- Uhnrch S c h o o l___ _ S:4I s. m. R e e d in g R t o m i I S I to First. Morning Wsrshlp ItiSO k m. W t t h d a y t : I S i l S am . • *: IS M i r --------------------s is p m. J.m. rrld s y Evtsiagi lit# . :M p.m. ■vt. W arship ------- T ill p at W f Prarar S o m o o Tits p m. CHURCH NOTICE CALX. FA 2 2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice WHaoB-Eiehalbartar Mortuary Tha American Oil Company Mr. aa4 Mrs. M. K. SlrlchUsd Proiraaaiva Print Ib r Co, J. M. Camersa and l u l l W U a o n -M R ifr F u rn ltu ru C o . Stnuirom Raalty Hollar Motor Salt* Co. Herb lleastrom aa4 Staff Emmstt Fsrr.ll to Htaff Eunice L WUeaa and S taff Tha Kill Theatrw Bill Levtlsc* to Emptoycos Imc. Food Fair Storm*. Georg* Bailey to Employee* W lk O O M I WASOH M ethodist Charch O f CM If. M. W ild er.... ........ Psilsr Sunday School _ . * i|| a. se. Free M ethodist A0to Horsing Worship tt:IS a. m. ■ a m s o o ir r cm v s e n Kov. Mason Ortse. Mvsalag Warship — Tilt p as. __SSh Bk a t * Lan sol Am. A4 Interim M tatiur Touth Sarv. (Bun.) S:s* y. a. TalSfhoasi F A I-1M* ties a. m. Mid-Wash Ssrr. (Wad.) tilt ■state# Wsrshlp IIiH a. as. Easts# an signs ............. Pasts* p. m. Susgsy S c h o o l------- •■*• km. Buster nohsel _ - •:*• a. a. Meeslag Worship ltd* a. ah Rev. John W. Pilley. paitor ■vsatag Worship - TiM a> m. »4. Praptr Bervte* f:l« pm. of the la k e Mary and Upsala w Nurinry Open I'reabyterian Church**, has W T n n ----------------- fils n m. SnsSay Mils B**t4sati roalgned hla ministry In order to give full time te studies at M tsstowanT ■a p t is t c a n a e a Stetson University where he Is . doing graduate work loading Paul * ,< * 1 1 0 *■-te* I nfaatep to a Master Degree. tenter ie i* * P M Tho resignation was effec­ Bun4nr Morning Warship It:*# k m. tive, formally, on Thursday of Sun4nr this wosk. Mowever Rev. Pil­ Evening Worship T:*4 p. m. ley will continue to tupply tho W*4nonilsp Prnr»4 io r v li# _ f:M p m. Luka Mary pulpit until a full time minister is elected. p iw n c n sig r w sPTtrv CWL'UCH He has been serving tho Lake Mary a n d U p s a l a P o s t e r ____Wllllsm J. 9os** churchta for tho past flva Msrnlng Wstshl» n . I ts » U s. m. years. Bumisp School By Doaaa Kates Knights of Columbus, St. Richard's Council VJ5T, will hold Its first snnual birthday ball Saturday, Nov. 16, from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m at tha Policoman's Hall on tha lako front In Sanford. Music for th* seml forntll h*U will b* provided by the "Melodlers." Dinner wtU bo served buffet stylo. Arrangoraents for tho cotehratlon a*o under th* direc­ tion of tho Council Activities Bartlenakl and Master Joseph Committee. Tickets may b* Hartllnski, Mrs. Colombo F a­ obtained by contacting any rina. Mrs. Iso Cross and member of tho Council. Mrs. Tracy Estes and daugh­ ter Donna Lynn Kite*. By Donna Estes She concluded her talk by than those named, wero Mrs. Members of I.ongwood' * St. restating tha circle's princi­ Frank Whiteman, Mra. Ag­ Catherine of Bslna Ca holic ples sf unity, charity and nus Williams, Miss Sadia Mct Christianity. lluls. Miss Winnie Mcllale, Circle celebrated the a rcls't Members attending, other Mre. Zeno Hyland, Mrs. F. J. second anniversary last Fri­ I •atraJ*’ day by attending the I a.m. Mass at the Church of ISe Na­ tivity and receiving Co nmunIon in a group. Celebrant of tha Mr .a was Fr. Angslu Libers, • ttholie Chaplain of the Harfo d Nav­ al Air Btation. Following Mass, b >ytes*es, Mrs. OrUnd Fox ■ id Mrs, Garland Uhaw, sarv* I break­ fast to the gatherini from a table centered with tae statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary aunounded by lav* *.dar and white mums. In a place of Innur a t a aids table was a n.at r of 8L Catherine aurrout -ed with jarnianent rod ind white rosas. A short talk w is given by Mra. John Keuuod ’, chairman of tins circle, In w'tlch aha at­ tributed the sue* css of the group to the hard work of all the members. Khc pointed cut th at al­ though the circle, which now has M members btgan yrlth only 10 women It has been HKV. A UELO l.lUEItA, Cuthulic Clmpluin of Sanford Naval \ i r Sta­ table to oars 91.4 >’b.6S through tion, M: 1 rated Man* fur the second anniversary celebration of Lonsvarious projects through th* wood1' o t. Catherine of Siena Circle. With him are Mra. Orland Fox, (left) p ast two yeas*. h^staaa and Mrs. John Ksunady, circle preaidant. (Hsrnd Photo) Class, Christmas dacoratteu sponsored yet, according te and Mrs. Paul Bngteman, Mm - William TUSacd, Bach at Bto rtrstoa wffl al* aa k m toaW m m t e a * wHR at 9m artiete* fee rate to aitmam ta am aa at Mrs. Ralph Wswc arnsr, atuf- Mmr. S, starting at 1 p. m. to Weaver HaG of tha charch. A diamar « • hg «rved I:S»>T|«B p. a . writ a at M * m m I * aa Noted Singer To Be Guesl Of Nanrene Church a terse variety** fad toys: Mrs. L. K. gift Moms fancy Soul hero Natural G a s John Dus* to Staff Virginia l’*lru*kl Mr. and tors. Al WIIsob J. C. Hennay Company C . L. Koblstea sad Empl*y**a Sanford Allanlic Naiiunal Hank llunaril H. Hwdgn to Stall Hill Lumbar & Hardware Co. Jimmy Crsypo to Employ*** P. O. Ho* I t l i Raaford Nura Xofiw TK | . | i l l 8 . S*mla*l* S im la F a rm Isa u n it e * C o m p a n ia a Irvisg L Fry** sad s ta ff R o m A nd W llk a R a a ta u ra n t and Wilks Bon m in and Employee* Phyllis Katetulio* FA 2-4254 Lake Mary i t �A VtwTivrf VrruTI FH. Nor. I, '63—Pag* 8 Upsala Church W in n -D ixie Onens New Sunarm arket Aa ultra-modern market described Dixie's finest baa Hlshwav IT-82 and I The bright and glittering (bod plant, which opened Tuesday, la dealgned to protide the latest Is customer convenience and comfort. L. J. Bruce, m anager, haa watched the erection of this witched new itore with eagerness. Now he can watch hla cus­ tomers breeze down the wellstocked aisles or shop at their leisure. And this cheerful sew fa­ cility sporta a new Innovation (or Winn-Dixie stores In this ere*—s iinitlvrd produce de­ partment with packaged fruits and vegetables. Larry Harris, produce manager, aaid the new Winn-Dixie outlet la only the sixth store of the 89 Winn* Dixie stores In the Jacksontitle district to have all storelevel packaging of Its pro­ duce. Long-time Winn-Dixie em­ ployes will staff the new store, according to E. B. Maue, m eat m arket manager. First shopper* at the new store have been rewarded for their patronage the first two days of operation. Free cof­ fee, soft drinks and trading stamps were available to cus­ tomers to make their shop­ ping more pleasant. The growth of Winn-Dixie Food Stores, Inc., Is a phe­ nomenal success story ef American enterprise. From a meager beginning of one store in southern Florida 44 years ago, Winn-Dixie has become the seventh largest food chain in the nation. DeBary Guild Aflends Meet By H a Adam Matter A delegation from St. Ann's Catholic Guild of DeBary at­ tended the recent meeting ef the Orlande Central Deanery held a t SL Peter's Pariah to Del.and., The congregation attended a Maes and Benediction ef The Blessed Sacrament cele­ brated by Fr. Patrick J . Ma­ lone after which the group cunvrned a t the Elk’s Hall. Kr. Irving Nugent, principal of Father Lopes Hitch School in Daytona, delivered an In­ formative addreaa on Catholic Education. After an enjoyable luncheon the meeting re-convened for the afternoon bueineae session. Adjournment was issued by Mra. Joel Bayrea of Dayvuna Beach, president. « Ladies Auxiliary Sets M eeting t Hunt Turns s t « toperu Winnepeeed at State Hoad By Dooms Estes The Ladles Auxiliary of the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood will hold the regu tar monthly meeting a t 7:30 p. m. Monday a t the church on Orango Avenuo Serving as hostesses will be Rev. K. Ruth Grant and Mrs. Melvin Grueber. UPY To M eet United Presbyterian Youth ef Westminster Presbyterian Church will meet at 8:30 Sun­ day In Howell Park office*. Steve Shepherd will be In charge of the program with Clarle Montgomery giving the devotion. All young people ef junior end eenlor high echaol age era invited to atlentL fo South Alabama ULTRA-MODERN SUPERMARKET ban been opened by W inn-Dixie a t Highway 17-92 and SR 434 a t Longwood. The WSCS of the DeBary Community Methodist Church will meet at T:39 p. m. neat Tuesday at the church for a apeclal program to be pre­ sented by Dr. H. C. Scholborg, missionary in India for 30 y ean . Husbands a n d guests are Invited to attend. Dr. Scholborg taught the Hindu language to new mliskmaries which led to Us writing "Concise Grammar of the Hindu Language" publish­ ed by Oxford University Press in Bomhsy. He vriH hare on exhibit at the DeBary meet­ (Herald Photo) ing many interesting Items collected during his stay to India. Dr. and Mrs. Scholborg have lived in Daytona Beach since 1991. 'Members of the WSCS will hold an apron and fashion show in the social hall of the church on Nov. 21 beginning at to a. m. Interested per­ fW a r Spring* B a p t i s t sons are asked to m irk this Church will observe it* sixth date on their calendars. anniversary and fourth an­ nual homecoming S u n d a y when aeveral former members Lutheran Film from out of town and many local friends will be guests. To Be Shown The color feature film, “A The day will include a spe­ cial program beginning with Letter To Nancy," will be Sunday School at 8:49 a. m. shown at the Lutheran Church There will be an historical of the Redeemer, W. 25th sketch of the church, special Flare. (Oak and Park) this testimonies, a stewardship Sunday at 9 a.m. end a t 7 message, special recognition p.m. Professionally produced In of former pastors and mem­ bers. dinner on the ground, Hollywood on the stage* of special music and observance Paramount Studios and Fam­ ily Films, tha new 80-minute of the Lord's Supper. Some of the formei pastors movie is the first featurewill lake part to the festivi­ length film to b* produced in full color hy tha Lutheran ties. Rev. B. Hamilton Griffin, Church — Missouri Synod. Invitation to the publle to Elder Springs minister, has extended invitation to all attend either showing has friend# to Join the church been extended by Pastor Her­ bert W. Goers*. famlty for thli occasion. Elder Springs ToObsene Anniversary WELCOMING EARLY customers to th e new Winn-Dixie superm arket a t Longwood are (from left) Store M anager L, J. Bruce and Leonard K night, district supervisor fo r the nine Winn-Dixie stores in the area. The m odem new food plant opened Tuesday. (Herald Photo) Three V A H -3 Officers Retire Three officers at the San­ ford Naval Air Station Thurs­ day closed out a combined to­ tal of so years' service in the Navy. They are LL Cdr. At Antar, Lt. Cdr. George Wa­ ters and W arrant Officer Charles Kauffman, of Heavy Attack Squadron 3. The trio was "piped over the side" to Impressive ceremonies held on the VAH-3 night line. ChurchfTo Hear Floyd Hawkins Floyd Hawkins, noted gos­ pel song writer and singer, will be guest of the Lake Mary Church of the \ a rare tie for the 8:49 a. m. Sunday School Hour and the l t a. m. Wor­ ship Servico this week. Hawkins la In the area for the Naxaren* District Music Institute to be held next Tues­ day and Wednesday in Orlan­ do. In the Sunday School Atten­ dance Contest, the Bluea still remain ahead, leading by 90 points. Members of the Gold Team, who have had their ties clipped for the past three weeks, are making extra ef­ fort this week to be the ones allowed to clip tics. Construction on the new 21 by 90 foot Sunday School Ex­ tension lx progressing accord­ ing to schedule. The founda­ tion haa been poured and blocks now are at ground level It ia hoped that the floor will be poured this weekeod when volunteers meet Saturday at 8 a. m. for the regular "workday." Speaking before the officer* and men of Squadron 3 and civilian guests, Cdr. Roy Farmer, the commanding of­ ficer, summarized the ca­ reers and praised the trio for their contributions to tha Navy and to the squadron. In the "piping over" cere­ mony the three were saluted by an honor guard consisting of shipmates who were of­ ficers advanced through the ranks. -- - • Antar entered thw service on Dec. 27, 1938, and was commissioned an ensign June 20, 19M. He ia retiring with 23 years and !0 months ser­ vice. He holds 16 medals and awards including China, Asi­ atic, Korean and Philippine medals and ribbons. Kauffman entered tba ser­ vice Feb. 7, 1934, and was commissioned ensign Aug. 3, 1941. lie went from boot camp to the old USS Ranger when she was commissioned and has been in Naval aviation for Church Building Fund Gets G ift By Joan Maxim Two checks in the amount of 1100 each were presented to the Church Building Fund during last Sunday's worship service at the Chuluota Com­ munity Church. Making the presentations were the Sunday School De­ partment and the Priscilla Circle of the Women's Christ­ ian Fellowship. The Chuluota church la In­ terdenominational and the pastor, Rev. Gerald Shcardon, welcomes everyone to attend Sunday School at to a. tn. and Worship Service at U a. m. 28 years. He holds five med all and awards. Watera entered the service Aug. 18, 1638, eod wee euiumiialoned ensign May 19, 1893. He ia retiring with 38 years and nine months time. Since 1960 he has been a bombadier-navigator instruc tor with VAH-3. Ha holds six medals and awards. MOBILE, Ala. (U PD -Law officers ia threw states have continued their search for a young criminal on thw 10-most wanted list of the Federal Bureau of Investigation be­ lieved to be la the South Ala­ bama area. Thomas Ashbury Hadder, 23, wanted for killing a police­ man la Prince George, Md., was last sera Mooday at Jacksonville Beach, F l a . , where he was arrested on a vagrancy charge and releas­ ed. Aa alarm was sounded throughout the South when police found his real identity by checking his fingerprint!. FBI special agent Earl Dalness, of Mobile, alerted all South Alabama, South Mis­ sissippi and Northwest Flor­ ida officers In the search. The FBI said Hadder la con­ sidered extremely dangerous. Agcnta said after being eaptured to connection with the policeman's death, he at­ tempted suicide by slashing his wrists. He was then plac- Formal presentation of a pulpit to the Upsala Presby* terian Church from the Lake Mary Community Presbyter* ian Church wriil b* mad* thta Sunday at tha 9 a. m. service of the Vpoala Church. Officiating will be Rev, James M. Thompson, pas toy emeritus of tha Lake Mary church. l/i Price SALE on Thouaanda O f GIFT ITEMS Buy now for Cbriatataa PO W ELL’S 117 Magnolia. FA 3-5843 REPRIOIRATOlo F R IIZ It Storage n selection o f f o o d s is so e a s y ! Sanford Group To Attend Meeting The Annual Meeting of th t Northeastern District of Unit­ ed Church of Chriat (Congre­ gational Christian) will be Here's how easy we mean: Two glide-out ahelvw bring held a t Tavares Congrega­ foods out front • Convenient butter, eheewe and mack tional Church next Wednes­ bins* Removable meat pan a Twin vegetable crisper* • Foods stored in the door are ao easy to reach* And day beginning at I p.m. there'* 14.1 cu. !L of refrigerated space ia all! Delegates from the Sanford congregational Church will Include Rev. Welter McPher­ LOTT HOME APPLIANCE son, Mrs. J. E. Woods, Mrs. T. R. Alford and Mr. and Mrs. CASSELBERRY PLAZA CASSELBERlTk W. W. LI nr. N ew C H E V E L L E ! BY CHEVROLET Ebenezer W S C S To Be Hostess A t Meeting The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Ebenexer Methodist Church wilt be the hoatese aoclety for a rnmbi ned program meeting of the WSCM from First Meth­ odist, Grite* Methodist and Kbenexer a | 10 a.m. next Tuesday. A covered dish luncheon will follow the program. A nursery for children will Le available. Rev, and Mrs. Robert Snka of Oviedo will be honored guests. Mr*. Soka will speak on the Mission to Japan and show slide* of tha work there. ed to a mental hospital, from which he aacaped while await­ ing trial. Hadder, a Richmond (Va.) native, waa given a dishon­ orable discharge from the U. S. Navy after disciplinary actions for a number of of­ fenses, Including assault with a deadly weapon. The FBI said Hadder, who used the name Samuel S. Bass In Jacksonville Beach, is 8 feet 8 . weighs about 170 pounds, has a fair complexion with freckiea and has two tatoo* — a dolphin on his left bicep and the phrase "The South Will Rise Again" on hla left forearm. Gets Pulpit jfMfd expect bl ■ The kind of comfort you’d expect In e largo Interiors Como on down and sit In IL Council 5357 To Attend M ass By D ona Kite* Knights of Columbus, St. Richard's Council 9397. will attend a Mass for the De­ ceased, this Saturday, All Soul's Day, at 8 a. m. at the Sanford Naval Air Station Chapel. Fr. Angelo U bera, Catholic Chaptato at the base, will be celebrant of the Maas. All members of the Council have hcen urged to attend. i Chevrolet and Chevy IL i and atora at Rt New Ckaelte Malibu Sport Coupe Now-Chevy spirit in a new kind of car! Wo built this ore to fin a Tot more'tban lost stand ground looking beantiful. Held its weight down in the 3,000-pound range. Then built four huty engines for it—two sues and two V8’»—wilh output all tbo way up to 220 horses*! And if that combination of modest weight and potent power mokes you think this is one frisky car, you’ve got the right idea. You’ve also got a car with Iota of room for lega, hips, shoulders, hats and luggage. Yet its 115-inch wheelbase lceepg it highly maneuverable in traffic and w ry easy to park. With its Full Coil suspension and snug insulation, It's got a ride that reminds you of the Jet-smooth kind the * way H muffics nofse and cushions you from bumps. And the fine band of Body by Fisher craftsmen shows up beneath this one's suave good looks, too. Just listen to the solid fAunJfc of a door closing or look nt the smooth metalwork. You'll see what wo mean. ‘ Sound good so far? There's more. Like the fact that Chevelle come* h three series with eleven models—convertibles, sport coupes, sedans, wagons, even Super Sport models with front bucket seats. Like the fa d th a t (and see if this isn't one of the nicest surprises of all) th t near Chevelle comes a t an eaay-to-take price! Like to hear more? The listening’s wonderful a t your Chevrolet dealer's—ami go's the driving. » •H M sa fo M i Ask about a SM ILE-M ILE Ride and the Chevrolet Song Book at your Chevrolet dealer’s BILL llEM HHILL, head of BUI Hemphill Mo­ tors, has presented a new 1964 R am bler Ameri­ can to the Cham ber of Commerce. Pictured from left; Scott Buena. Chamber vica p m id e n tj Hemphill, Charles M orrison, Chamber publicity manager, and Francis Roumillat J r , C ham ber president. (Herald PhotoJ, HOLLER MOTOR SALES COM PANY 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD _________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ FA 2-0711 -i �t v t ------ e ‘ * 'i'rwV'iJ fa • B o a t itf eM fen i t the c o o t m M lh S m * m M H ante* Um ohm ara fle a rodtorn tho rm - protesters B ut the ere lefion. We her* otwajn had oar ihaia. Soma tlroee they hare ntberod in minority third partita, o tr r time# they have gwotoem to commanding strength hi the major purtlo*. Right now they may ba eloae to doing that in the aad ordinary pins and opring dothwpina. Other countries presumably ara compiling H*ta of their products on whkh they would Ilka to eoa VJL tariffs to . daead, aad determining how much the? ara willing to re. duea their tariffe acainet U. S. export*. Fortunately for thorn, theao eountrlee don’t hare to go through tho long rlgamarola of hearinga required by U. 8. ahould not axiet, that they are In­ heroatly negative phenomena which contribute little to American life, They are negative only if coupled with oa noraalfitk can for a return to tho neat. Than an no true flaehbecks m hUtory. The ilmpUdtioo o f ption* already hare boon Thla exempt list row we­ ar# enly a acora of trad# class­ ifications, including codfish, Xu public hearing* that win garlic, hatter*’ fur, cotton tel•eutinno aatfl the aad af March, they wtn he leekiag *t Uata s i m m TJM Hearn k amwWodovicaa. will not begin to get me ef eometloa end control” jura good erwughjo »or»oant todajr'a Oar ottadu eg crime, on ilum a. I Iflli OtHpoWBfo ■edemlife with thorn until both the eompuinoato and fthoee who ctili think we con muddle through with the old techniques reach some kind of under*truidiQg that wholly new approaches ARK required. Bach agreement will come w ith painful s Iowmoo . B ut without that atop, the likeli­ hood is that wo will almply go on of­ fering too little that ia too old to aopo with aeienca-age problems th at have grown too big. Mill N tw to m State M ay Soon Be 8th In Size Guiana B ig Headache OUR BOARDING TALLAHA8SEB (UFI) — Florida’# "oxploelve growth* will m m auk# it the dgbth aoet popaloo* stale. Got. Faeri* Bryant predicted. Bryant said tba atala, sow in ninth in population, had gained 701,000 roaidonts ia tho post throe years. The V. 8. Bureau of Cearaa ootimatad the populaties aa SJUZfiOO aa of Jaly L S o y s. .. ktoraal aeourity. h g s a Is an adailltad Marx* f dismantling Its satire tad lit and a a admirer o f tho Be;firing independence U former viot Union nnd Castro Cuba. wienies, guoa# Um meet per- Ia London, Jagan has boen ■■latent ef Ito betdlcbet kte ntklng dira prediction# of an boon the crows eeleay ef frit- ’’MplMlon’* If grltlah Galana dees s e t nahlovs lu IndopondI* Oaten*. Altheagb ea the wey for •mo now . Tho country, ho o o r g tkaa 10 ytori, lode- wid, could ba tha signpost, ;j andean Mill It t geol to k whether th a whole o f Latin raiUaad by Irltleh Oolena Anerlea la to proceed through w tk * to situated ea the north peaceful evolution or bloody ■west at South America end revolt. tt about the else ef Kansu. Jtgan derive* hie etrenglh Now the Britieh ere nuking from tho Eaat Indiana who another try at setting n date. neke up nearly half e f BritBritish Qaiaaa ks« been do- l*h Gnlann’a population, Uvwvibod as S null coentry lag moatly in runl area* cud rith big probtoms, poor, n- working o n thn big sugnr plan d a lly divided sad UoUted by tillnns. Ill* c h la f opposition come* mountains aad jungle. Aa well as being I problem (roar tho prodomlna nUy Ne­ 1* Maelf aad to Irttaln, it gro Fooploa National Congross alas la a problem for the led by Forboe Burnham reprttenllng n voting bloc nearly United States. A t tha center ef the prob- 1* large aa Japan's. Aad, w h lla Jagan tnlka of lam k Oulans’s prime mini­ "explosion," Burnham ster, Dr. CMddl Jtgan, an is American-trained dentist, and talks o f c iv il war. hla wife, Janet, who once Laat A p ril tho two force* called Chicago homa and whs locked In a bloody struggle •loublee aa minister fer heme which bagnn with a general ■affairs with reaponilWHty far •trlko an d lasted II week*. Fsartoea persons war# killed la aaealag Negro-Iadlan race riots and about 40 buildings wore bombed or burned. Be­ fore Britieh troop* restored order, looaaa in property and wage* raa ta millions o f dot- Ian. Jag*a used tha period to atrongthen hla tic* both with tho Soviet Union and Cuba. Ha soiled Shell Oil storage fa­ cilities and used them at •tore Rueitan gasoline. Cuba (hipped in oil and flour and the Soviet Union offered long­ term loans and cheap prices far fertiliser* aad agricultural machinery. Jagsn also offered landing right* to Cuban planeo next door to both Yonosuola and Brasil. The United BUtea ease an Independent Guiana under Jagen t* another Cuba and It* suspicion* are confirmed by Japan's own word*. It b*e brought preeeura upoa Iritala to tee that such doe* not occur. On tha othar hand, (hero hava bean British rompltlnt* that tho U. 8 . po­ sition destroy* any chsnca at m ini petca or national unity. area k the Federal Bagieter fer Oct t t , l»ei. It coota M a wpy from the Superintendeat ef Documents, Oeremmeet Freddy’s first question Is jaet the start of a aataral ■surnames of three queries that children will ask their parents. Be be oar* to sead fer the booklet below aad tkaa get prepared for an­ swer lag year yoaagttor. If yam satisfy bin mlad b* will net become ere retire sheer sea Information. CASK Q-fHOi Freddy T., aged 3, la tho toddler who shocked hla college educated mother Into spoochlesenees. "Mommia, where did I com* from?" he casually demanded, but she couldn't reply with So aho asked fer epoclflc verbal formulas !o meet these concrete r u n in tha field of child psychology, I told her to use this stand­ ard reply: "You came out of Mommle’e tummy." T hat generally satisfies the toddler fur at least a mu pr­ of years. Hut at the entrance to kin- dergnrtcn or first grade, his Inc loused mental nge makes it possible for him to avoirs tho second question! "Mommio, how did I got out?** Thla may com# at corns un­ expected moment and seem Ir­ relevant to his busy mother. "How did you got out of where?" she may thus de­ mand, for they may not have been discussing childbirth or pregnancy. I Perhaps tha youngster has •Imply noted a p r e g n a n t neighbor woman aa he gated out the window, bo thst’s how his second query was Incited. Yaatecdog A tote gan.haw.te answer this question. It to beet to smploy tho dramatic, vlaual account of tho Caesar­ ian birth. And II you erer read storks to your children, by,all maana include the classic about tha "Little Bed lien" and the Fox. Fur then you ran remind the child that the Little Red Hen cut an opening in the sack la which the Fox was carrying HO USE OOfHrij/lMOTMUAN MOCCQ, UM/TVUg'dJANOKg4AIO i t o o T « ■* ( * * . . dMouioVM Td roa l/Gmcfririd riiictN a /c u iN a a * . iOIPTI / TH* IlM SOM M f >RA//fALOrigV A B ird In The H and WASHINGTON (U P I) — t m u WlTHNOtMttteTO Ogden Nash, th* pool laure­ bat out MitriamoRod; Actually comb n/ ate at piffle, ta** wrote: •teMgM’TvvuidLttmifr "Thera te nothing In any D nsiffft r o r f ' c t v ^ ’S OTHER religion r o o o f j mfSbnJvLi "That requlroa on* to lov* • pigeon." Lot this couplet servo to te­ tradnee you ta a frtond of min* who shall ba known for purpose* of thla narrative aa Mn. Aaelal. Mrs. Aiilal has n reputa­ tion In key neighborhood of bring a friend at a w feather­ ed friends. Aa she put it, "I’m the one they com* to when baby bird* fall out o f urate." On* recent Saturday even­ ing a man brought to her doer a homing pigeon that had crash-landed on hla yard. According to Mrs. Aaaisl, "The poor thing waa te a catatonic condition. Ha could­ n't move anything h a t hi# ’» « « 4 Sanford, Florida F ri., N o v o m b ar 1 ,1 9 4 3 oyshelte." She was, at sour**, telklng about the pigeon. Th* man w aL txn a. aiKiew, u n io n a x is rtn u s M n ;s t waa perfectly sober. ra id * van m t m a n w e tx a True ta her nature. Mrs. Meaagleg Baiter Uaahantaal Supt. j a x i m S H O M iX M A(dll took th* distressed JUIlV WW.1I U aetaess Uenagor eraster* Into her hem*, gave *■*»« •in m i.sa v j. i m m it aom* bird aeed and bedded r r r a . i t rta o n s -■ I ^ ?? I r. It down for lb* night in n ■osietr Hiur ^ . **L.T® " * parakeet's flight cage. Tho aaxt day aha persuad­ ed her husband to ellnib upon IV1 U ateroO *• SMeeS lists a s t tir U aleber SV. l i t ! a t t h e Post J t f l c * * ( StuforJ. gU rU s. «i4 tr tk* A ct a t C e a a r s s a at M arsh. Ms M il *t s ir asisrUi. a iv i *r a d r tr tv ita g , «f thla saitlea o f Tba iaifere UsrsM aisr ki m n l ii e t O ta a * r m anaer witkjui w m u a psrieiMUs ef Us pubUsber e f Tbs Hernia. Any l.aO lvUeel *r lira lespeuilbU ter such repreductlea w ill k* aaietrs* a* utnsfisa *1 The llereld'a e e p r r lg h i an« w ill be 1held liable fer e ta silsr w rir U* Uw. m a lle h e g dalljr tste p i Oatardsr. lea4*r 0*4 CkrtstiiUi pakllakaa l e i t r l i r preaeeAlaa th* top of th* carport and at­ tempt to rolaunch It Th* bird, however, waa so weak It couldn’t fly any bettor thaa her husband. On Monday morning, Mr*. A(*l*l called th* Audubon 8c. ctety, hoping tt could identi­ fy tho bird's owner from the markings on kl* (th* pige­ on's) legbend. Th# society referred her to tho U. 8. Fteh A Wildlife Service, which connected her with tho bonded bird division, which referred her to a pigeon fancier In Maryland, who referred her to another pigeon fancier ia a different county. finally, tt waa ascertained that tha bird balcngtd to a pigeon fancier In Richmond, Va. Mra. Assist we* advised to "taka th* poor thing down to Mt. Vernon and point tt south on U. 8. 1." The bird, however, atitl waa not flyworthy. Be that night Mrs. Aaelal telephoned tha owner In Richmond. Mean­ while, aha drove a considerabte distance te buy soma •pectel plgora food. T h a owner asked Mr*. Aaalal to give tha pigeon •ome cod liver ell and ship it back te him by rail. Mra. Aaalal persuaded her hueband te build a crate for it, and ou Thursday, much relieved, •ba put tt aboard a south­ bound train. T hat very earn* day, an route to visit a neighbor, what did Mra. Assisi sea but a homing pigeon bopping across tha lawn. Mrs. Aaelal turned and ran. her ta his homo ta be cooked. "Remember bow tha LUtla Red Hen got oot of tha sack?" yew caa rescind jam youngster. "Well, that's much the way the doctor cuts a little open­ ing In Mommio’a tammy and lifts rat tha aow baby." Again tho child will nod aaderstaadlngly and he will re­ main satisfied for two ar three years mors. Than comeo that final per­ plexing question: "Mommio, how did I gal k te your tummy!" If you ar* unprepared with become fluetarod aad if poor bridge slab to to aasaien, they may Utter and than ammo a salacious curiosity la your sci­ entific child. Bo b* prepared, Uka tha iter salesman, which meansi Memorise your answer* to the** few but key queries at children! So tho propsrip mother smite* ami simply sopitest "When baby fill* ara bom, God puts eom* PtUs eggs In­ side them. t "Then, when they grow ap to b* big women aad many, if they want a baby, than on* at these eggs may hatch. "Don’t you romemebr when you went te the farm and saw the baby chicks (or duck 11age) ketch from oggat" Th o shore enewer la nasal­ ly quit# sufficient till tha child passes th* age of • ar 10, when yoa caa finish kla Be tend for U* booklet "lax Educattea From t te 88 Years," s a e l a a l a g a tong stamped, return envelop*, plea 20 scat*. Vote & Re-Elect Tom McDonald 2 K C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N E R t For Progressive Government T h * U sra M Is a n t a k t r #f lk s U a lta d P ra t e w h ic h Is *e t ltle o e e tlsiirsly U U * iu * for r ie u h lie a t io a * t a n t h * 1***1 a * * * prtaisd Is Ikls isw ta o sr. • Corfotg • • TOo r u n t U t ir e • P to a e e A* far a* the America* government la conceraed, no* raveling all the tangled thread* o f . tariff rataa aad then reweaving them into a fabric that will adequately protect American latereeU ia about the biggest aad moot complex job of bureaucrat!# detail that kaa a m keen tackled. W ithout Raising Taxes! S8, D. C. Anyone who then want* to protest conelderaUoa of hie products orally or ia writing mast thou apply by letter be­ fore Mow. SO, IMS, to Um Secretaries ef the U. 8. TarIff Commission or tbs U. 8. Trad* Information Committee, Waehhgtau 18, D. & Other­ wise, bo won’t bo dealt a hand la Urn Mg gams. Ia genera], tho tariff com­ mission will bold hearings on U. 8. import duties proposed fop redaction, n , Trade In­ formation Committee — scad* ed with foreign trade — will m a s k s foreign tariff rates ■Od to d o Barrier*'U. B. ex­ porters want changed. N# ana baa tha sllghtett Idea how many manufacturers and distributors will want to testify ia person or submit briefs. In l M seme 1800 Itome were aonaiderod for tariff reductions, aad there wore 100 witaoaee*. With n list at 7,800 Rems sew being aaasilmsd fer tar­ iff adjustments k the •*cailed "Kennedy round’' at ne­ gotiation*, there may ha 1,000 te 1,800 witnesses. If all the srideao* ess ba reiMvil and analysed by the end at Marsh 1804, tha Tariff Commlsaton aad tha Trade Information Committee hep* to mak* recommendations to tho F rm llw l by April t t Be la then (barged by tow with eompiling tha fkal lists of (team aa which tariff roduetie ne should ho negotiated • O 't and A 's Q—What ia tho legend ro> girding Achilles’ horse, Ten­ th us 1 A—Xaathus, aftor aa wmdeferred scolding by hla mas­ ter, warned tho hero that tho day of death was near. An Ohio man was hold up white tha robbor bold a boar Q—What is considered tha bottle ever hla bead. Enough deepest car* In the world? to make tho victim mad aa A—Tho Putts Berger, near bop a. Grenoble, France. Q—Why are dog wheika to called ? A—They ar* amall wholka and the prefix "dog" is an old PARIS (UPI) - Tba United diminutive. States plana to withdraw Its Drat major combat unit from Mupapa despite German ob­ SCHOOL DAYS jections, sending horn# 3,000 Every student ia college and perhaps many moro men, or advanced grades Beads It waa teamed. a typewriter. The withdrawal will Involve The Smith - Corona Port­ aa armored cavalry regiment able Electric ar Maaaal te and will represent only about tap*. 8-year GemraaU* two par coat at tho Army's over-all combat strength In HAYNES Europe. But informed source* OFFICE MACHINE CO. •aid studies are being made 814 Magnolia Hanford Terms aad Trade-tas which could result k much Open Eveaiags First Com bat U nit To Return M O V IN C . A N D FA 504 C t-U -y A v e . "It's W orth Repeating" STO R A G E 2 CO . INC 9 5 11 S n n l o r i i , F l.i �>" Church Youths Set Hoyride Arab Republic Enters Into Algerian-Moroccan Border Warfare The Senior Christian Youth of tho Sanford Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church will meet at 6 p.m. tho church from whir# will enjoy a hayride to Tree Park. A wiener ro an and evening will be held at the which the group to the home jf Lewi* Beach for refreahmenta and a party. Ur. and Mrs. Beach art adult advisors for tha group. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS fru it cake sale has been launched by the Club to support its L ittle League ball team and to aid th e L ittle Red School House. Lloyd Swain (left) la chairman of the fru it cake committee and Charles K am pf Is club president. (H erald Photo) Foreign Aid Foes Cold To Cut Proposal WASHINGTON (U PI) — A bl-partlian leadership move to cut tho Senate's $4.3 bil­ lion foreign aid bill by $383 million had little apparent ef­ fect today on opponents try­ ing to delay tha measure. Sen. Wayno Morse, (DOre.), leader of the 'liberal revolt" against the bill, said he would try to have tho blit returned to the Senate For­ eign Relations Committee for not more than one week for revision. Tha Senate waa expected to vote first on tho Morsa motion then consider the pro­ posal to trim tha bill by $333 million. Ih e proposed compromise w it offered to save tha badly battered bill from even larger cuts as opposition continued to mount Other congressional news: Colleges: House-Senate con­ ferees continued negotiations on a $1,2 hillion college con­ struction old Mil. Two Issue* remain to be adjusted — the Senate'* limitation that funds be u*ed only for science and engineering facilities, and the authority the Senate voted to any taxpayer to bring suit challenging aid payments to church-connected colleges on constitutional grounds. Indonesia: Hep. William S. Broom field, (R-Mich.t, made public a furelgn aid official's charges that millions of dol­ lar* worth of aid supplies in Indonesia are missing or are being improperly used by President Sukarno's regime. Broomfield demanded an in­ vestigation by tha House For­ eign Affairs F ar East subcommittee to determine the truth of the accusation.. Taxes! Sen. Harry F. Byrd, (D-Vs.), said Thursday there it no chance for passage of si tax cut bill this year If tha Kennedy administration Insist* on Congress enacting civil rights legislation. The chair­ man of the tea-writing finance committee explained that be­ cause of time limitations, Congress simply cannot ac­ complish the feat of passing the two controversial meas­ ures before the end of the year. Church Circle Sets Bazaar * D Ity Joan Magin The dates of Dec. 8 and Dec. 7 were set for tho anual Christmas Ba/aar to be sponsored by the Priscilla Circle of the Women'a Christ­ ian Fellowship of the Chuiuoia Community Church at the October meeting of the group. Mrs. Eleanor Miller, project chairman, advises that all prorte.il from the project will be turned over to the church Building Fund. TALLAHASSEE fUPI) Gov. F irrls Bryant lay* he la quite concerned about a lack of voter interest in the three constitutional amend­ ments coming up for approval Nov. 5. "I am worried about apa­ thy," Bryant told his weekly news conference here Thurs­ day. The governor said he is certain t h c college bond amendment and tho proposal to finance recreational land purchases with a bond Issue will be passed "If the vota is representative." "Except for the danger of public apathy—ami It is a real danger — t h e y (the amendments) will pass," he said. John Keim "FIGUXEHEADA" Reference to a perron holdIn* an Important position but p o n eiiln j little authority or power is an alluaion to the carved (igurei on the bows of sailing boats. Mainly decora­ tive. they performed no use­ ful function. Bryant Concerned Over Lack Of Interest In Amendments But the governor added the recent surge of editorial and other opposition to Ihe recrea­ tional bond amendment is hurting the $7$ million bond proposal. The governor said he has not mnde plans for the possi­ bility that voters will reject the college bond Issue, but sikied a special tax-raising session of Ihe Legislature would b« one possibility. Bryant, who recently re­ turned from a three-week junket to Japan, also express­ ed concern over Ihe racial turmoil In St. Augustine. He said steps have been taken to protect the rights of alt Individuals in ihe nation's oldest eity. Trout avimmtnff upatream CAIRO. UAR (UP!) — The co, the government newspa­ source* claimed that more force was Hunder onion to to >pawn (ta p many times UAR troops wen captured h fight only on Tha United Arab Republic per Al Ahram said today. rian terri- their own lenxth through IVi ha* M t.’. » u " o n n v rc u twice It was tits fir.l author>U- , v'oe c i H - h . i t w a s i g ' t e v i d t h e lory eud in itsueie.im .'' lair to surmount obstacles. and warships to help Algeria iiva diacSumre of UAR mili­ f’chting was a last-minute at­ in Its border figbt with Moroe- tary aid for Algeria and it tempt by both aide* to gain was expected to further wors­ territory befon true# observ­ relations between the UAR ers from the Organisation for Tox Payers-Parents-Teach ers Church To Adopt en and Morocco, which Thursday Afrkan Unity arrir--, Al Ahram said tha UAR levelled It a ambassador from V O T E FOR 1964 Budget Cairo. Morocco also severed The Sanford Congregational relatione with Cuba, charging Circle Postpones Christian Church will meet that it, too. was sending arms in buaines* session to consid­ to Algeria. Soldiers on the Algerian- Monthly Meet er and adopt the 1964 budget By Dm i Kites Moroccan border were report­ FOR at the conclusion of the morn­ ed holding their positions, The November meeting of ing worship service this Sun­ waiting for tonight's ceasefire Longwood’s St. Catherine of S C H O O L TRU ST EE deadline. The truce was ne- Siena Circle has been post­ day. Algerian poned from Nov. 4 until Nov. fi ft Vonlrren, chairman collated between of the board of trustees, will President Ahmed Ben Bella W. The meeting will bo hold at preside at the meeting which and Moroccan King Italian II la being bald in preparation in a meeting this week in the home of Mrs. Zeno Hy­ NOV. 5th. land, TI4 rasidena Avenue, for the Every Member Enlist­ Bamako, Mali. There were reports of new with Mrs. Margaret Shannon ment Visitation to be mada on • Paid Political Adv. fighting T hursday, Moroccan serving as hostess. Sunday, Nov. 10. Seminole County LEGAL *r •* i Initructlons U V $l$r» t • Tir~* li mu ciiiTint RJ MlntUl llUtMU Kid HIIM k C i ttifiM —♦ B D I OPPICIAl lAkkOT TRU tTII Ik K T tfN ANO M lk U tl ItVT. Coenry *4 Satnlnalt Ptarid# Nstasdrr 1, IN I Ip w iri Tss hhaal *»-s-ika ■ NPIPP “M,A |1 OPPICIAl PAkkOT IPICIAk MICTION Csusty *1 lomlnaia Ptsild* Navsmhar $, 1M I M M IM - T III S H illt H ill I I H IM I I I l i f t it iiiittii in TIM HUH m r m ?«u with I.CHT an OPPICIAL IA U 0 T * i OPPICIAl BA H O T tP N IA l IVKTtON O IN BIAl M O TIO N a| San IaaIi " m pT Toaadty, Net. 1, IN ) CVBp ot BraBrHI fin d s Toaadty, No* B. 1M $ in PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Ha. t CONtTITUTIONAl AMINBMINT TO ARtlCkl IV. IICTlONl I tad M T or n . A— adwaa* * fUSMS !«•«***.> I* A« «'• IV. k l 'w t I M IIII » i ,w « l l i e , al » v c s>-)..<f.i>| •»> w o #-h i sw «* l i * i » t > " » . k i M 'i * , #1 I n i* , a n s w t t Q###r#i( € * • » * • # '*., Tit*.* S t-ci- -'t-o.-i *i i < in.iiut'-tn *»4 (***'<* •**' *• tuilul* «• IS# Its* t'MI.VI !** # *««k »• l»# Y*«'l r t •.*•*<••<• t t » i * * » * > * | m m i . , ,, » « -• > . w o . * ,1 H U f«» | isiw * ' 'i-4« r » * 'l ♦ *# * * * - , . k , ■•*• is# # M *M *< ’ • « 111* A « fM Amftiimi# #*"»'.I • »(' 1- .>*» M »i j bi» l*« i« * m iw i* is# t'l'tt »"• 'I . ' i k i t t .- t -'l i»-k* ^ a :i-t*.»H .“ .-w-f-i •« Ah mi #• i.# e*-*i<rw**s *• **# ► OR Tm taiip*M i I.-H-II ..-I #, It'd L.J .I,!-*., 0**- a -J t - t l l . n . B'»-d 'I M« VP* •>' F*9P*l4 *if Vv* PO R Tka A.iM kiM , Riufiiiyii Cirrsi«i"i CfwM-i m t f ikWO Tfaf^wf OI^Oi. 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S I f «-4> *T l»-1.**l A ! 1 w m , Belong To The People •• * SAMPLE BALLOT H i. | CONlTITUTIONAk AMINOMINT TO ABTIClt XII SANFORD'S CIVIC AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES CAMILLA BRUCE Supervisor of R egistration Seminole County, F lorida cial Election to be held In Seminole County, Florida, on Tuesday, November S, 1963. Pursuant to the provision* of Chapter 101.41 Florida Statute* 1961, publication is hereby made of the sample ballot concerning the Spe­ H a A O A IN t T Ts# t .i> r « ia - 1 1 1 a ELIMINATE the control of these facilities by mere whim o f the majority clique in City Hull. i / *U 1' ** I STAND for a cooperative policy in the full utilization o f these facilities. i " a » | con stt i fl ----------- -- DISTRICT 5 a Voi* Pa* Throe Parian* 1 t X ~\ ) " ) 1 i 1 li r*« in*. * *■u .it.* •■nt*. u>r r.s .‘U H M|ht l>* .k H I* ■Mill* >•>? i*. i I k • 1 . - A . 4 V o a -4 t | 4 > • 1 a A •h .hi-*i fin iti Na l |V b 1 .7 5 “ MILLS I REPEAT! There is an urgent need o f restor­ ! « I 'W «»< IKIkin-tV* i« kd - !.•>.* i i i RH 1 -------- -----a iU ta a m i n t * '« • i»* M i l H I . - * w ivSii } I h # m i BhIm iNw 4 p 1 (Only ana Cmdidato may ho alfttad from any ana County Ishaaf laird Msmbar RasIdanaa.OiitrlaT) Im a M rl 1 i •pi A n *0 % pp»€9Na the availability und use of Sanford's citizens. i [ ih h X OP T H I C O U N T Y - W I D I Civic and recreational facilities on rea­ sonable terms and conditions for our 1 1 i •ii«M iI><i>>tlN«l, FOR TRUSTEES I STRONGLY PLEDGE und advocate r.vw.kt« 0 iii-ti . 4 - J I i \ *9 ' 1 l1 4 1 ' \ i1 ing unity and cooperation of Sanford's r.n m rv . \ • City Commission with other govern­ mental agencies and citizens groups, IfK IA k MlkLAOl POR OHTIICT ICrtOOk IUIV0IN0 ANO IUI MIIRVI PUND - and elimination of UNSTABLE, U N ­ mt-* lv #• l o i n »' f-K-t*# * W '« Ik. >M*I|-IM, •tM H «|il, rvii-tit'm ,1 I4M* lu-lsm Ik. P/-I-IV RELIABLE and inconsistent actions by • • i t ' •*«*» - I l t d - ' ! • ' « U M 'S «• •",# « *^ > k * i * . t»U4 n I i n m l-i- u # i | i ., )> » , b . is Ik* k -.It, ,1 Ik, f i l l Ik - i— ------------* PO R Pt#a#«i4 ia#v i k S i d in-11 .1 m * In t ­ i Go I M M iu clique control. A O A IN ST >wa#tdStonr.' t r / # r i G» 1 f i \ 1 1 1 IT ’S T IM E TO RETU RN By Donna Eateo Tha Longwood Elementary PTO will sponsor It* first movie this Saturday at 1 p. m at the school auditorium. The movie, "Abbot and Co*te!!o Meets the Invisible WITH A PROVEN RECORD OF STABLE. Man," will bo followed by a cartoon. RELIABLE AND CONSISTENT SERVICE TO YOU. Any school age child fa wel­ come to attend the muvte for which a small admission will be charged. A committee Paid Political Adv. of pireote and a member of tho (acuity will bo la charge. Earl Higginbotham Ah Ptl«hR| »§ Ihf btoMl *< C k /I/ IV“ 4" %\ Hi *,♦» p Coksdtiy, P*(h4P<|.<^ Ud vld'd h MT4*$ 0 k f *0* 4" ol (e-ijhit# !f|*w 1*3 Ilf gt^rto#*e# phdPfl'ttt 64 IIA y 1 A * frit, tHio^pgr l v De#i«V*4f« <»* foqX i» <"* 1*4*9, Anita*#i*f N$« •StNiHCt tl tw-eit-’-f nil OMftVteJOtti h •■'■rtf 0 4(* im ®l M*d •*#»• I Ok.l SOI CtTf COwMilllflNII. St*.f I V •» s.k -------------- • _______ ^ i'■ » tW ' 1 - l 1 ? -1 } PO R ** As# I / . A »0 t U t f COMMlISliMtl i A O A IN S T «AaAat a WY • IfY A 11 \ 'coi/Afy' Movie Scheduled In Longwood NOTICE /« , A 0 * 0 1 . ! V 1 i * m Ebib fi 4 1 1 J l ■ 1 ? * * r \:l D i J G — n �Tribe, Lyman Away; Oviedo In Homecoming .. . : :. • 4BSj Omt ,UonsClash Hounds Fac« Aubumdalto To Ixto n d W ins With Hustlers Gators Given Fttfm •— 7H. Haw. 1* M l fa llb a c k , tap- toara'a a am locals wO utilise wtag attack anyway They'd WO* Urn to i an laying (Mr «► f Utile aa ot flew atacw to* WDdcata will have ttrtigM 1M tin t «a th* line their entire squad on hand tonight « k a they r a into • la watak too Tkiba* M w l n l y S M f Uwfcar i TT;ti Ycfiox Jsctet Traekine. Plgott raalteea that toe deTh* ton ttabi win dash slvely stroag Leesburg aggre­ ta Leeatorf with tha kickoff gation might stop kls round ilalad for I p. s i. attack. If It does he’ll have A hag* eottlgnt of Sanford to ft to tba air. Now, he’s fon* will be ta hsad for the got tot bays to throw the ball Seminole Rlfb and too Uda to latch m la to m a motor* them. T j make sure the hW* expected to ba ooa of who toaa them can gat them Mm tarpeat of too season to off ha's going to throw from Alto, to aairjr too maia of too stogls wing tf necessary BM taa to l a i i t e f . to enable his quarterbecks to Meanwhile, toara’a aa ta* gat Urn aerials off ta faster warti raaamtloa among San- time. tore grid tarn a i to bow too N o matter bow It'a sllcad, Sontaolaa win faro against tonight's Orange-Belt affair fba Vdtow J u M a ta to* should ha a fine contest. It'll night's caatait Tbej'ra afraid ba the last engagement be too local macblaa n l|b t ba tween the two echoo's to a arorlooklsf tonight's outing ta series that started back to to tor of a n t week's gigantic too mid-twenties. Aa far homecoming affair with too ww know these two dubs WUdweod Wildcat*—also un* have not missed playing each defeated to data. other since that time. Thla foaltag doaa oils* daAlso In an effort to be apite aQ affarta made by too ready for anything the Jae Seminole aacotorloa ataff, bets might have to offer to Jim Plgott, Jim McCoy and their endeavor to halt Semi­ Dick William, to oqtmh any nole’s progress, Plgott h ouch Idaaa — particularly elevated back Sonoy Messer a Bong toair 83 playera. to the varsity to replica Dan­ On too atoar head, rogerd- ny TlUla who to considered kaa of thi future no football out for the remainder of tbs toim eaa taka Leesburg light­ season. This maneuver re ly toll aaaaoo. Offensively, Haves another back, speed they have potential. Defcn- star Buddy Lawson, of twin alvaly, they're big, atrong, duties—safety man on de tensive and offensive half aad toutoJust ta earn the Jacket! are back. Lawson will concentrate able to atop tba vaunted on bis regular halfback n Tribe offense, one than ran aponslblllty. Meanwhile, Injured .Pave tip CO points against Apopka, U agalnat Winter Park and Noell, s big Seminole tackle to agalnat Orlando Colonial, who has been out of action Plgott baa Instituted n series since the ColAial affair, will of single wing offensive form­ be back to uniform and may ations aa a reserve offensive sea soma limited action tf necessary. ’Joe11 has been But even to the event his working out this week in full wtngad-T offensive clicks pads and seems okay. Of Melbourne to* Hwtlcr* from * e!b « n w Control Catholic tonight at Joke Courier FtaM ta Ovtodo. Kick-off Umo to at ■ p. m. ttomewntof will ba ptsyad by Om Bemtaato Band, wafer toe o r action of Fetor Bnkwr, tad ton bend’s routine will ba > sparkling afflU ag in tonight’* •ctlvittoa. Melbounn C. C. tonnld prove to be a pretty toofb opponent for tbn Lions. Al­ though the Hostlers don't •port an outstanding record for the aeatea, Central Cath­ olic baa played against some rugged teams, especially Flor­ ida Air Academy, wktob la undefeated. The Hustlers are a fairly fast team, and to little heav­ ier ta toe line toaa Oviedo. Melbourne C. C. ruas from the T formation, aad passes from a spread formation. Al­ though Melbourne C.C. la a young team, what R lathe In eipertonee It makes up ta bustling. Tha Hustlers pass well, sad quarterback David Hllay seems especially fond of the long pan. Behind the running of left-half Clay Miller, Cen­ tral Catholic baa proved to be dangerous on long end sweeps. Center Ignacio Lawngo la a tough defensive man, with Tom Doherty (G) nod Albert Holts (T) also expected to be ■ threat to Oviedo's offense game, After extensive practice sessions during the week, Oviedo la ready for the Huatlars. On the dark side . . . It About Sports looks i t If Wayne Jacobs, (iret string guard, will be sidelined due to n broken ton for toe remainder of the son. Also first string backe, Billy Mlkler and Barry Gouge, BY JULIAN BTBNSTBOM could see limited action to­ It’a hard for any hall elub and replaca that big teTO In night due to Injur lee. to kaep Its eyes off th« so- tho lose column with • de­ The Ltona this week have been practicing kickoffs, punt called "big games'' on lta vastating "one." returns, passing, and pass But as far aa Sami note's aisle. But tha Seminole High coaches Jim Flgott, Jim Mc­ defense. grid artists, aa tha ol* Char­ Coy and Dirk Williams are Oviedo aUo has added tome lotte, N. C., sportswriter, concerned it ie Leesburg to­ new plays and has created a George Touhy calls 'em, are night! For the lade who wear special new defense to con­ tain the Hustlers. Oviedo has coached and lelf-ditclplincd to tha pads tonight it's Lees­ alio practiced goal line de­ burg! For the cheerleaders, keep their eyes on the bell tho student body, the Hanford fense and olfenao, to prevent gams directly In front of f->ns, tonight It’s Leesburg! a stalling ot the ball inside them. Wildwood T Well, the Semi­ Uw opponent's 30 yard Hoe. looking torward to tonight's The goal of a fine season Is nole* won't know they even game, Coach Palmer com reached, ae anyone schooled In eslet until nest Friday night, mrnted, "We have come clow • • • football will tell you, one There’* been a lot of prale* a tow times, and I feel we're gem* at a time. Anil each going to win over Melbourne. one mint be won if the remit given to tha .Semlnolee this Physically we will ba In good la to be whel the coach**, season. Thi* include* the shape tor tonight's game players, the fine band, the topplay ere, students and the Qvleilo’i probable line up: notch cheerleaders, and the townspeople want. Fox ami Uellhornc, Ends;; student body as a whole. It could be mighty ea»y for While the gridders realise Murphy ami Colbert, Tacklea; the Hemlnolcs to look forward George ami Arndt, Guards; they're working hard prepar­ to nest week’e homecoming Courier, Urouks, Tom peon, festivities and the undoubted­ ing for each week’s ball game, and Jepwn, Backs; Miller, ly crucial game with Wild* tho players themselves also Center. wood that evening and llm know that tha energetic cheer­ Central Catholic's probable over-flowing crowds that cus­ leader* are second to none lineup; Uuntta and Premise, tomarily attend these gala oc­ in their effort to whip the at­ Ends; Holts and Slicker, Tae titude of "Let'* win another klea; Doherty and Deesa, casions. Hut before Wildwood there boll game!'' Guards; Lucngo, Center; WltBach week these girls kowskj, Miller, HUey, Flekett, la Leesburg, tonightl And lie one who has any dream up new Ideas to drum Hacks, connection with the Seminole up a school spirit that right gridiron gladiator* lias any now Is at its peak. The football squad as In­ Badcocks Lead doubt but that these Yellow Jackets of Leesburg have dividual* and as a unit fully sharpened their itlngcra to appreciate the Infinite pains Bowlerettes Poeltion Round wet played give the locals ■ fit this eve­ and hours of toil that go into tha frensy of excitement built this week In the Jet Bowlerning. We have It on good authori­ up each week. And they're ettee League with Bedrock ty that Leesburg mentor Mel­ quick to let you know that It Furniture leading with 33V* vin Smith ha* told hi* charges help* In bringing about the wins and 8 it totae*. Seminole that they can beat Sanford "big try’* that goes on dur­ County Motura aad Cut 'N Curl are tied with 19 Vi wine end hie youngsters believe it. ing tha ball game. And don't think tha coaches and l l i i lease*. Mary Carter After all, wouldn't It be Just dandy to knock Sanford off aren’t fully swaro of the Paints are next with 10Vi wine Mary Esthers the list of unbeaten ball club* broad effect of this huge ef­ and IftH fort on the part of the cheer­ is next with IS wins and 19 leaders, Plgott, during our losiea. Then Sanford Sew] M en To Open interviews several times each Center with 13-19, LI’l weak, never folia at least once gen with ISVi-18Ve end la Golf Season to remind us of something the U*t slot la Kama Insurance The Mayfair Men's Golf cheerleader* have done to aid with 9Vi-23 Vi, Assn, will inaugurate it* new th« club. Three 200 games were roll­ season Sunday with a point Tho players themselves ed today. Elsino Kotlival hod tournament. Tha draw for know their coaches support e 219, Jana Spolnki a MB and team* will be made at noon these activities because It Shirley Martin a 300. High at the club and the competi­ helps develop school and team Scries went to Kostlval with tion will be open ta all mem- spirit that won't be slopped. a 651 and Spolnki had a 510. bars of the association, said So, couple that with the will Hetty Allen rollad a 193, UUa Abe Fennell, newly elected to win ami perhaps thi* might Geoderton a 192 and Joan be part of 'be answer as to Magin a 183. president. The inter-city schedule for why Seminole opposition has Shirley Martin had 4 strike* the group will bo announced had auch a difficult task on la a row white Kuatival had tho gridiron thi* foil. toon, Fennell said 2 turkeyi. Thinking O ut Loud Lot Lyle, will t o back to wadefeotod Wlater Havoa High by ■ 14 to U aeon. Afr ta actios for the Grrybounds buradalo will bu heavily fav- after missing Lyman’s last contest with P. K. Tonga of a n i to take too GatatsvUl*. Lyte suffered a third ta (hw ■tote’s claao twisted ankle during the first quarter of Lyman’s cneou trarattalo U gh School football okvaw which has toft auly Owo of Lymaa’a raya of ter with Titusville. owe gamt this Also back ta action tonight to that tho sensational for the Greyhounds will to (tens Wtallcwinn, om of Ly­ man s top fianhman. who was hospitalised with strain mot­ el* bruises. Lyle's running mate, Pate Carton, win ala* return to action following a layoff dso to rib injuries. toff anti! midway In the third Leman, following three vie. Semlaele Jumtor High rolled i ton i s when the South Senti­ lories over Oviedo, Ocoee end U their fourth victory ta five nel* eleven climaxed a sus­ New Smyrna Beach, have ■tarts thin aeeeee by taking tained drive with a three-yard dropped their pair of tilts. the Oviedo Junior High Lion plunge over tho twin stripes They were defeated by tho TltuivUlo Terriers and P. K. Cnbn Into camp Thursday by Larry Lett algkt by • IP to 0 ■••*•. » Meanwhile the Hurricane Yonge's Blue Waves, How­ In the clash at Longweed’s defence completely bottled sp ever, during tho last two Lyman High Field, the Costal- tha Oviedo club. The Don garnot tho Hounds w on soberry school Jumped into e Cube were able ta poet but one verely handicapped by injur­ ■ix-polnt lead on tha first first down end that came on ies. Six of Head Coach Dick play whon Data St roughen a penalty. The Cubs attempt­ Copeland's 11 regular start­ took tho opening kickoff and ed 10 passes but they weren’t ers wers out of action for tho returned it 77 yards and n ■bta to connect a single time. Btuo Wave contest, With tho club back ta at touchdown. On the ground they wound up Later in the Initial period tho contest with a minus nine Isast fair physical condition tbo spirit at Lyman High has Straughan potted a 19-yard yards. Increased tremendously. daek aad tha Hurricanes' seeOn tha ether tide of the A motoreade to carry Grey­ ond ecora of tha evening. chart, the Hurricanes polled hound fans to Auburndalo ta Thera waa no further ecor- tigh t first downs, aamifecscbodnlod It form at Lyman lured tOP yards oa the ground High and leave for Auburnend another 24 in the air for date at 2:24 p.m. today. a total of 242. The 24 yard* Tbs Lyman band wlU also In tho air cams as a result of go to Auburndalo to mako an ona completed pass out of tha ippesraoeo during halftlmo two aerials they attempted. activities. South Semlnote’e attack was led by Straughan who carried ulna time* for a total of 110 yards. Halfback Brent Helms picked sp 41 yards In six Charley Johnson, tha It. tries, Lett hit for 44 yards la Louis Cardtasla* bright young •even attempt*, and Richard engineer, testa his football Ruhrlxht got 20 yards In flva Scoring a three-point win know-how against the experi­ carries. over the Mar Lou team in the enced old New York Giants Tho Hurricanes will lower Sandspur Bowling League, th* Sunday in oometolng of • tho curtain on their gridiron Factory Paint Outlet team •ttruth or consequence*" ■Into ^for this season next held on to the league lead thla chow down. Thurettey night is Sanford’s week. It’s a "must-win" contest Memorial Btsdlum when they Louis* Haaford was Foe. r both ehibc, determining tangte in the annual Peanut tory’s top bowler with 189 which will go on to challenge Bowl encounter with the un­ game and 471 aerie*. Olga lb* Cleveland Browwn for foe defeated Brave# o f Sanford Martin was high for Mar L04 Ei.itera Division leadership la Junto* High School. with 1BT end 448. the National Football League. Pryor's Insurance teem The champion Gram Bag mad* a clean sweep over M e Puckers and Chicago Boars, Two Tied In Roberts Tire Co. M*rlam Burttied for the Weitem Division •che wee high for Pryor'* Mad with 4-1 records, each Almaden Open take on a tough!* this week­ ALMADEN. Calif. (UFI) - with 414. Colton Wlnahlp of end. The Packers play the E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, on* Pryor's *cor*d a ISO game. Pittsburgh (Heelers 4-2-1 at of the grand old men of golf, Midge Woods wax high for Milwaukee while (be Bear* turned profesilonsl nine years UeKoborte with 193 and 614. OK Tire* won Ife points travel to Baltimore to most before Bab* Hlakey was borafrom Fierro Mfg. Co, Mery the Colts (2d). But tho two pros went Into Smith led OK with 181 end Cleveland (B-t) faces the tho second round of the |23,softest touch el the five lead­ OOP Ahnadta Open tournament 484. Marian Partita wee high ing contendere, playing tha today tied for the lead with for Pi«rro with 181 and 470. Jot Inn won thro* of four Eagles (2 4 1) at Philadelphia. brilliant ilx-under-pir 88* In Sunday’s three other end two strokes ahead of the from 8 L John* Realty and lead* the league with high games, the Minnesota Vikings rest of the field. team eerie* of 1855. Maly Pin. (2 5) are at home against the ter of Jet Inn was high with Lot Angel** Rams (2-5); the 181 and 620. For St. Johns, Detroit Lions (24) meat the Post Denied Eleanor Anderson rolled high Sea Frtneictt Forty Mow* gam* of tho week. 200 and (14) on the West Coast, sod Trial Shift the Dallas Cowboys enter­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP1) alio high series, 523. .Stamper's Real Estate won tained the Washington Red- —A federal district Judge ruled Thursday that the Sat­ three points from Howe Tire akina (24). Here la the "line" on then urday Evening Poet could Shop. Bumper's top howler games: New York over received s fair M el hero In w u Kith Phillips with 177 St. Louis; Groan Bay lots Alabama Coach Paul (Bear) and 475. Teammate Glynde over Pittsburgh; Chicago Mi Bryant's *10-mill ton libel sulL Hannak hnd 181 game and over Baltimore; Cleveland 10 Judge H. Hobart Groomi 160 serlrs. Dotty Walts was over Philadelphia! Mlnnaiote laid CurtU Publishing Co. did high for llowe's with 175 and 4 over Los Angeles; Detroit not present a "strong enough 459. 5 over Ran Francisco, and caea of adverse publicity for a ruling that an unbiased Dellas Bib over Washington. Jury could not be found in the state. Hurricanes D efeat lio n Cubs 19 To 0 Cardinals Face Giants; Game ’Must'For Both Fernandez 3-1 Over Rivero NEW YORK (UFI) - Mid­ dleweight contender Floren­ tine Fernanda!, seeking hli sixth straight knockout. Is a 3-1 choice to beet Juan (Rocky) Rivero, the Buernss Aire* bomber, tonight in their teUviiton light at Madlsou Square Garden. Cuban Fernandes of Miami, FIs., Is favored far their na­ tionally televised (ABC) 10rounder beeauee of his elunntng left hook end his re­ markable comeback this year. Last year, the banana-not­ ed Fernandes suffered three keyoes In hi* four boats. Dick Tiger (now world cham­ pion) fractured Floreotino’i non* and stopped him (I). Joey Giambra also stopped him (I) and Rubin (Hurri­ cane) Carter knocked him out Cl). * Fernandes'* eniy 1M vic­ tory was a decision over Phil Moyer. Laurel On TV NEW YORK (UPI) — The 1150,000 Washington, D. C. International el Laurel, Nov. 11, will he televised by CBS from 4:30 to S p.m. KST. Factory Paint Leads Sandspur H enke Coach ST. LOUIS (UPI) — S t Louie Cardinal* lost s player but gained e full-time coach Thursday — at least for four weeks. Ed Henke, defensive end who doubles as a line coach, wee placed on the In­ jured waiver lift aa a result of a dislocated elbow suffered during leal Sunday's game with the Washington Red■kino. He will be out of action as a player far at least a month. Big Order To Beat Auburn of what Florida Day ta day *a He Auburn, Ala. (1) Coach lalp h Jordan's Ankara (8-0), naked eighth nation­ ally(8) Auburn hasn’t test Homecoming gams since 1982, when Jackie Parker aad N to ■Ippi State turned the trick, 49-34, in a wild offenatr* bettie (I) Since '81 Auburn’* home record Ie S8-2-I. (4) Florida has 1 football gam* at Cliff Here Stadium in Auburn. (6) The Gators fact, in Jim­ my Sidle, th* BEC's leading rusher and n bey who ranks in the top ten in the nation ta to­ tal offense with 970 yards gainod In flva games. (A) Florida and Auburn hava ona foe In common, Georgia Tech. The Jacket* beat Florida, 9-0, and lost to Auburn. 39-21. "Auburn has without ques­ tion, th* finest backs ta th* conference, and perhape the nation," a*ye Gator head coach Ray Graves. "Sidle ie a great one, but he’s got a lot of help back her* with toys like Tucker Frederickses, George Rose and Larry Eawaon." Fredericksou to flaying at 219, Xawson at 318, BUI* at 310. Ruse, 195, 1* th* f « t « t beck In Auburn football his­ tory end la on# of the leading pass m ehera ta tha SEC. Auburn's line Is much small­ er then a typical Tiger front. However, i t la t h e quicke»t and faatcat Una they have had la many year*. "Auburn's line fire* out bet­ ter then any we're yet faced,' fays Graves. "They aren't big, but io~quick, and’offensively they really get th* job done.” Florida counters with tha running fullback Larry Du­ pres, and th* peeling and field generelehlp of quarter­ back Tom Shannon. Both coaches. 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DAGGER • O O W H M IM n HAS M OVED To Their New Location — 519 E. First St SAN FO RD F ir m s *•*•**•*(*••**•****»**•••*•HHMt l>*** * n **»o ********** ■■* tee o e o * BRANDY CHRISTIAN BROTHERS BLACK BERRY BRANDY PLUS FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS �J> WEEK END TOUR of HOMES •* the S a n f o r d - S e m i n o l e A r e a New Homes Open For Weekend Tour Several new custom-built homes will be un­ rolled this weekend for those taking the T our of Homes'* In Sanford. Persons driving out to the Ravenna Park community will be in for a treat Three homes have been finished and five others are under con* struction, according to Shoemaker Construction Company, cultUavlor ior the development. Construction is at a stage where the buyer may select his own colors in paint and tile. Most of the homes, which include central duct Johnson Still O n'64 M o t, Kennedy Soys WASHINGTON (UP!) President K enedy kas zone about as far as be eta go to quash gossip that Vice Presi­ dent Lyndoa B. Johnson will be missing hem the 1964 Democratic national ticket. The President told n news conference May 0. 1*2 that Johnson would be oa the 1984 ticket if ha wished. Kenedy repeated this pledge in equal­ ly direct language Thursday. ". . . Assuming that you run east year, would you want Lyndon Johnson an the ticket end do you expect that he will be on tho ticket!" one of Thursday’s sews conference questioners asked. "Yes, to both of those ques­ tions. That is correct." The President replied. Speculation that Johnson might be dumped from uta Democratic ticket nest year has been based more on po­ litical assessments than sa evidence. The vice president has been widely credited with provid­ ing Kennedy’s margin of vic­ tory In 1900 by his campaign tog In his home state of Tex as and other southern states. Questions era now asked whether Johnson would draw any support to the Demo­ cratic ticket from the South, especially If the GOP noml sates Sen. Birry Goldwater of Arizona, the favorite of south am Republicans. Coup Launched Against Diem •r SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UP!) — Vietnamese marines and some army troope today launched a coup against the government ef President Ngo Dinh Diem and were believed to have overpowered his spe­ cial forces “palace guard" after fierce street fighting. Other army units wtre be. lievrd remaining loyal to Diem hut it appeared that tha air fores hsd Joined tho insurgents. Some army units were training their anti-air­ craft guns on air fores planes flying over the tapital. U. S. troops were alerted and ordered to guard Ameri­ can military Installations here. There were no immediate reports of casualties. AZld ftir w u u iw u s u j i ^ i price range of the average budget Another subdivision attracting attention Is Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor. The homes here are of the larger end more luxurious type, and all have the custom-built appearance. The lest available modal was sold recently but Shoemaker Con­ struction Company specializes in custom build­ ing. S*I«a ate handled L> SUi»»lxoiu Really. And don’t miss the beautiful new suburban development in Greenbrier of Loch Arbor. Three families have already settled in the pine end section situated near the Mayfair Golf Course. Landscaping work began Thursday on two homes at Greenbrier. A four-bedroom, two-bath colonial home on Highland Court is almost ready for occupancy following installation of black walnut kitchen cabtaeta this weak. Two other homes ere under construction on the street Byron. of Kui*i»»uod Builders, said .the roomy colonial home has many convenience extras, such as double lavatories in the master bathroom. Courthouse Records Russia Still Statewide Crackdown On Sale In Space Race, Of Liquor To Minors Ordered JFK Believes Real Bsute Bramnr Development Co. to A. B. Chapman, at nx. Eastbrook Subdivision, $6,000. Robert J. Leughlin Jr., at ux, to Joseph W. Donnelly, •t ux, Longwood, 811,600. Stephen A. Androsko, at ux, to Charles Leonard Shaw, at ux, Bei Air rsplat, $12300. William O. Akerstroa to Donald B. Ogletree, at nx, $10300. Jack P. Wills, at ux, to Gen­ eral Guaranty BufMing end Mortgage Co., Orlando, $7300. Royal W. Conrad, at ux, to Richard Bergen, et ux, Senford. $10,400. Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc., Sanford, to John Morton Pugh, st ux, Ravenna Park of Loch Arbor, $16,000. James E. Lee, et ux, to Joe E. Ilnll, et ux, Florida Land and Colonization Company’s Celery Plantation, $12,(00. Leonard R. Boudreau, et ux, to Federal Housing Authority, Miami, Woodmere Park, (8,700. Daniel P. Lundberg, et ux, to Jamea P. McGuInnaas, Haynes Subdivision, $13,000. Jamea T. Bates, et ux, to Hospital Notes OCTOBER St - Doborah Holloway, Msurie* A. Evans, Beatrice PoU«y, Cecil Nelsoo, Marlon J. Kra mcr, Michael Warren, Gwen dolyn Forrest, Daniel Walls, Donald Boyd. Rebecca Shatt­ ers, Donald Fiercy. nil of San­ ford; Benjamin Ardd of Now Smyrna Beach Willie B. Green, et ux. Smith’s Third Subdivision, $6300. William W. Hessen, et us, to Herbert Roden, et us, North Orlando, $8300. Robert M. Meyers, et ux, to Andrew D. Lucas, et nx. Country Club Msnor, $7,760. If. E. Tillman to William E. Oyler, et ux, Falrlane Estates, $16,600. Batty Thompson Armbruater, at vir, to James A. Daughtrey, at ux. Lake Mary, ( I V 360. Ward Hlcka Joe. to Wilfred H. Holton, et ux, Eastbrook, $16300. Theodore J. Chalfant, et us, to Gerald F. Lynch, et ux, Rest Itavea on Lake Harney, $7,000. Frank B. Ashdown, St ux to Oval Porter Emrlek, st ux, Magnolia Height!, (8,000. Leo Aubry Garrett, at ux, to Francle Jamea Hill# *t ux. Suburban llomca Subdivision, $8,100. WASHINGTON (UP1) — President Kennedy believes that Russia is atiU very much In the moon-space race de­ spite recent statements by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev — and so is the United States. "I would not make any bets at all upon Sovlst Intentions," be told his news conference Thursday. "I think that our •xperienco haa beoa that we wait for deeds, unleu we have n system ef verification, and we have no Idea whether the Soviet Union is going to make > race for the moon or whe­ ther U Is going to attempt an even greater program." The President said he did not Interpret Khrushchev's ‘‘cautiously worded" state­ ment oa the Russian space ef­ fort last weekend to mean that th« Soviet Union was abandoning the race to the moon. "The fact of the matter is that the Soviets have made an intensive effort in spneo, and there is every Indication that they are continuing and that they have the potential to continue," Kennedy said. “I would read . . . hie re­ marks vary carefully. I think that ha aald before anyone went to the aiecn. there should be adequate prepara­ tion. We agree with that." TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Beverage Director Richard B. Keating ordered a state-wide crackdown today oa sale ef alcoholic beverages to min­ ors. Keatiag directed Us agents te start full-scale arrests ef persons under 81 years of age found possessing alcoholic beverages. He called the new program "operation minor." He said R was designed to halt tha increasing problem of teen-age drinking. "The law of the state of Florida unequivocally prohi­ bits persons under age 21 from possessing alcoholic bev­ erages and minors are being given ample warning that violations oa their part will not be tolerated," be said. Ths department and the beverage industry printed a brochure explaining to minors how tha state law wor More than one-half million copies of the brochure will be distributed to schools and to firms selling beverages. Keating ordered his agents to meet with student councils In schools throughout the state to explain tha law to students, "Youths more and mors choose to ignore the law* of Florida by obtaining alcohol!* beverages and this, quite fre­ quently, hes led to revocation or suspension of the license of beverag* dealers who have been charged with selling the drink to youth, while the min­ or his been free of prosecu­ tion," Keating said. He said it was not always the fault of the dealer but it W hile you ir e out driving thie week-end, tak e th is p age with you. The m ap above w ill aia iit you in locatin g M ine o f Sanford and Sem inole County’s outstanding real estate. T ake a circle tour and see them sD, you m ay fin d just what you are looking for in the way o f a hom e. was obvious to him that tightsr measures ware needed bocause quite often minors wera able to gat boor and Uquor otter than by direct purchase from dealers. T h e department offered sheriffs and police chiefs full cooperation ami has asked their support in the program. And bo said, "It Is hoped the young people of Florida will teod our warning. It is not my daslro to sot tbost Youngsters placed ha Jail or given a criminal record that will remain with them for­ ever; however, it Is our re­ sponsibility by law to halt these seta and it will l a POUWABI Tho pokmal**, a ceremonial daaeo la quarter time, originally was a folk danco or warrior's tri­ umphal march, according ta the Encyclopaedia Britannic a. Suita Piled North Americtn Mortgage Corp. rt. Gertrude S. Hough, et vlr, intf. fd. J. I. Kislak Mortgage Corp. vs. Billy C. Jarrett, st ux, intg. fd. Ninth Federal Savings and Loan Assoc, of New York City vs. Robert B. Kurvln, et ux, u tg. fd. Quit Claim Daeda Edward L. Weat, et ux, to Gertude J. HoK-hner, section IS, township 20, range 88 East. Robert M. Campbell to First Federal Savings and Loan As­ sociation of Orlando, Prairie Alabama, with an average Lake Manors, (8300. Divorcee Granted rainfall of about 66 lnchts, Is Eleanor J. BlaU n . Walter the wettest state ia tho United I State*. John Blata. ALL NSW Births Mr. and Mrs. Micbatl Sheeters, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Alisa Jackson, baby girl, all of Sanford Discharges Juana V. Borgerd. Penelope Cornett, Dorothy G. Murphy, Susla $. Blaydos, Brenda Tincber, Gertrude Jenkins. Jan­ ice Wilson, Michael McCerdie, Ruths Haynes, Robert D. Brad*n, Gloria Cos, Mary Lee Cos, Mrs. Jack Jackson snd baby girl, Mrs. William V. Patterson ami baby girl, all of Sanford; Mary B. Dawson, Grace Kaboc, Itelen Walkup, all of Denary; baby girl Avery of Lake Mary; Al­ bert A. Steventon of Uitscn; Ruth Richardson of Longwood; Betty Fehl of North Or­ lando; Mrs. Eugene E. LeMay end baby boy of Lake Monroe; Prances Shelley «f Mobil*. Ala. Rol Hide IsiUrter Acrylic Latex Palsst ONE COAT NO DRIP Buy On* Gal. — Got One FREE I • • • • • Thfa three bedroom, two bath hatM la a** e f five recently completed in tha new aactioa af Ruvenna Park, two of which have already OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER CAN HE SCRUBBED W IT H IN 1$ DAYS DRIES IN M MINUTES NO PAINTY ODOM SOAP AND WATER CLEAN-IP sold. Features Include terrazso floors, awning windows, central duct heat to all rooma, built-in The Only Pslnt With A WRITTEN range, wall oven, refrigerator in matching color, UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Alao Can Ha Tlatad 1,600 Differ**! Colors gurbuKo disposal, exhaust fan, and double eink, - Mary Carter Paints 209 W. lat ST. - y -v • plus many other fine extras for your comfort. FA S-M40 In nearby Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor, thia lovely Now Ready to Show . . . four bedroom, two b a th home of modern archi­ tecture was custom b u ilt for L t. and Mra. Larry in a beautiful nailing o f pinaa and oak* — fully landscaped, Including nodded lawn — Cox of the U. S. Navy. Among tho many faaturse A 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH COLONIAL HOME era central duct h e a tin g and a ir conditioning, brick fireplace, and built-in fully equipped elec­ tric kitchen. SPEND THIS CHRISTMAS IN YOUR DREAM HOME! with hanntiM flagstone entry — large cablnats In kitchen — GE built in or an garbage dUpoaal — GE central heating lavatory in maator bathroom — doubl o C H O O S E Y O U R H O M E S IT E Modem Kitchens by family room — black walnut A surface unit, refrigerator, dlakwaaher, and air conditioning — double garage. Make thin your lovely home, or B U IL D W H E N Y O U ’RE R E A D Y WILLIAM 8. H ilt SILLY JR. BYRON M. VISIT THESE TWO TASTEFULLY PLANNED COMMUNITIES. YOU'RB SURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECT­ LY DESIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS I MODERN KITCHENS BY LEACH • K M IIA L A lllC U ie • IN E A A L # IL (C T IIIC P. 0 . BOX 151* SEE US FOR REMODELING FA 2-8074 Tr �MP3 . 1, . ii > ■ ■ ■ ■ - Tba General Business tad Civie Departments of the Sanford Women's Club will t h a t are the parents of two boys, meat this Wednesday at Uw and Douglas, four years old, and Club Rouse. Guest speaker win be Sen­ they| Michael, is months. ator Beth Johnson of Orlando. Mrs. William Reynolds, chairman of the Civic Depart­ ment will be In charge of the program. Luncheon win bo served at U noon, followed by Uw program and business session. Mra. George WaDs and bar B*r o< ______WM, ka* An— I Credit iB una* Mr*. P to l Lewi* i t Vakatino I^ " to o l* Court* Ctrl af tka year. fife* Witt N p r u o t tba ehaptor i s the tete m ttea*! w a last. Ifce Is vies president of ft* i l l l t t r , m m bffahlp eh airman, a member of tba way* ta d n a ia a rod, social committee* c a i pert eftefrman a t tbs aocUl sommltM. S m ll i l » a volunteer w orktr for tba Ladlti Auxil­ iary af Seminole Memorial Hoipital, and a marabar at tba Jayeee WIvaa Club. f * Senator To Be Guest Speaker A t Club 4 Longwood Couple Visit With af Uw luncheon. Far luncheon reservations call Mrs. A. C. McReyaolds at FA 1-0274. Circle Meets With Mrs. Guess ■y Mrs. JL L. Jahaaaa 11» Lake Monroe Randy Helpera 4-H Gtrle mat Thurs­ day afternoon at the homu af their leader Mra. Harry Wltaon on Blrerrlew Are. Mlaa Myrtle Wilson, county hoots damonatratlon agent, prepared and explained to the group how to maka brownie*. While the brownie* were baking tba gtrle alerted the following officer* to aanrt for the coming year. Preaidant, Patty Bakeri rice president, Charlene Baker; aecratary, Batty Baker; trceiurer, Suaanna Thresher j dalapata, Su­ san Dunn and reporter. Joy Wileon. Items te bo entered In tho Seminole County Fair next week wan diacuaied by the group. The dub will enter bakery Items. The girl* daeldid to meat once a week with the neat eenlon being Nov. 7. The program will bo on sandwich­ es: making, them, ways of tutting and wrapping them. After the brownie* wore tooled the glrla held a dis­ cussion period and served them along wllh fruit punch. Thoie preterit at the moot­ ing betide* the newly elected officers were Sara Dyson, Yvonns Stripling, Ruth Bul­ lard, Barbara and Becky Gowan, Cookie Russell and Mr*. II. L. Johnson, assistant lead­ er. Church Class Plans Meeting Monday The Daughter! of Wesley Surelay School Class of First Methodist Church will meet Monday evening at 7:70 p-m. In McKinley Hell for the monthly business and social meeting, Mrs. Anno Williams will be hi charge of the hostess group. MRS. PAUL LEWIS (House of RahIJa Photo) ■y Mrs. Clarence Snyder Semlnola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 m et recently at lh« Odd Fellows Hall with Noble Grand, Mra. Clarence Snyder, presiding, Two members who had been to tho north for several months, Mrs. Frank George and Mrs. Harley Thomai, were welcomed back. The Rebekah degree was conferred on four candidates, Mr. and Mra. Frank Wash­ burn, Mra. James Wallin and Mr*. Sara Policy. Tlia apeclal degree staff served during tho initiation with Mra. Auburn Hector serving as noble grand. After tha new members were welcomed the business session continued. Refresh­ ment* were served In the din­ ing room. Tho table was dec­ orated In a Halloween theme end centered with a horn of plenty holding multi colorrd gourds. The table was ar­ ranged by Mrs. W. I* Roche and Mrs. R. C. Long. The next meeting will be Nov, 14 at tha Odd Fellows Hill. Personals Recent guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. I, Roche were their cousins, Mr. amt Mrs. Hna* Schamp, of Lisbon. Ohio. Mrs. Roche and Mrs. Long accompanied the guests to Gainesville for a abort visit wllh Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tew and family. JET SPRAY | Roof Cleaning1 Clean Hoof* L u ll YEN TSCH Maintenance Service I gOSB. 14 PL FA 2-18431 IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R ESSES Renovated! Include*: Heproctiming Padding Add N*w Padding When Necessary Now Insolation MRS. FRANCES REE, W t, of Chicago, with former friends, Mr. and Mr*. Orland Fox, of Longwood. 0 119 Magnolia Av«. Sanford, Flo, Phone FA 2-6321 Xi Beta Eta Plans Dinner On Nov. II The Remnant Shop 17-92 b Ihring One Big I I BJUK-UP SALE So Easy To Sew With Fabw rics From The Remnant Shop | 3 Where The B a r g a i n s Are 2 4 Greater-Values lower. Members of ibe XI Beta en Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Solid Outing Phi, aorority, met at the of­ fice of Gordon Frederick for a recent business and pro­ Printed Outing gram aeislon with Mra. Fred­ erick aervtog as hostess. Miracle Blends Final plana were made for Mr, and Mr*. H. R. Bur­ a progressive dinner, sched­ Printed Denim dette, Kelly, Denlae and Nan­ uled for Nov. 11. The group Cordano Prints cy from Culumbui, Ohio; Mr. will go to the home of Mrs. A. A. McClanahan for appe­ and Mrs. Harold Clause, Don­ tizers, to 3lrs- Ed Peterson’s Suede Shirting ald. Hal and Rodney from for the main course and Mrs. British Columbia; Mr. end Clark Bruestle will be hostess Cone M ill Prints Mrs. G. E. Connolly, Con, for the dessert course. Wash . N . Wear Glen and Janice from Staten AH members will help to Islend, N. Y.; Mr. end Sirs. preparing the various cours­ Prints R. F. FoUette from Columbus, es. Each one will also prepare Ohio. a dish of her abosca recipe Printed Toffeto Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Grif­ of foreign foods. fin, David and Tammy from Christmas paper and ribbon 72" Nylon Net Montgomery, Ala,; Dr. and was distributed to each one Mra. A. Israel. Mark imd present. This is the main fund Pillow Case Prints Monique from DeLand, Ohio; raising project of tho chapter Mr. and Mra. R. B. King, end proceeds will bo used for ONE CENT ONE LOW PRICE Mike, Kent and Patty from chapter service projects. The Cuba; Mr. and Mrs. H. F. latest one wai the purchase Just For You J l c C u m h e r from Nice, of ■ plastic covered m attreis France; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. for tha Cancer Society, McDaniels f r o m DeLand, Mrs. George Speer pre­ Fla. sented an interesting program Str. and Mrs. Paul Me- on China and Japan and Mrs. Courry from Bakeriville, N. Glenn McCall showed slides C. ; Mr. and Airs. J. R. ofNegKorea. ley from Columbus, Ohio; During the social hour, re­ Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Panning freshments of brownies and from Whidby Isle, Wash.; Mr. coffee were served by the Check These Prices and Mrs. C. S. Abrams, Mi­ hostess. _________________________ chael, Kelly and Corrfe from O t h e r s attending were Quonset Point, R. L; Mr. and Mmes. Harold Chapman, VerRegular SI .98 Mra. J. O. Bellamy and Sam­ non llardin, E. C. Harper Jr., uel from Columbus, Ohio. John Probosch, Mrs. Bruestle 03 Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Bernal, and M n. Peterson. Steven, Pamela and Penny from Naples, Italy; Mrs. Irene Brower from New Ro­ Per Yard GIFT ITEMS chelle, N. Y.; Sir. and .Mr*. 100ft COTTON BY THE THOUSANDS 43" W!UK — WASHABLE ■ D. E. Forbes, Danny and David from Waynesboro, Va.; Regular $1.49 Mr. and Sirs. C. Hadliih from Cannes. France; Sfiss Emma Spencer from Ios Angeles, WHILE THEY LAST Calif.; Mr. and Sirs. J. P. Buy now fee Christmas Turner, Jimmy and Susie from Memphis, Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilmoth and Becky from Charleston, W. Va. Sanford Welcomes New Families Virginia Petroskl, Welcome Wagon hostess, reports tha following new families wel­ comed to the Sanford area, recently: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Scherser and children, James, Deb­ ra and Cindy, from SeatUe, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sheldon, Shelly and Julie from Spring Harbor, Mlcb.; Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Reynolds, Brent ind Brenda from Qua­ ker City, Ohio. Rebekahs Welcome 4 New Members When oodles of Ice cubes are to order, empty cubes In­ to plastic bags in the morn­ ing. Store these In the freez­ Mrs. J . N. Azzarello has re­ er while additional cubes turned from Orange Memorial freeze In lee trays. Hospital and will be conval­ escing for several week* at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Ilrown, on tha Old Monroe Road, DURABLE! The Shirley Smith Circle of the Plnecrest BepUit Church held the monthly meeting at the borne of Mra. WUUam Guns. Presiding over the meeting was elrcle chairman, Mrs. Harold Sherwood. Plans and projects were discussed for the coming year. Mn. Roy Henson gave tho opening devotion, and Mrs. Cucss presented the program enUUed "Grade McBrUo— Missionary Nurse." Mrs. Becky Thompson and Mra. Brunson were welcomed a> new members. Others present were Mmes. 5. Wade, F. Paulk, E. Fltxpatrlck, B. Whltmere, L. Abrams, D. Fltsgerild, V. Sykes, Ted Abies, S. Williams and G. Ilerrln. LS. By Danya Bates Current gneat of Mr. and Mrs, Orland Fox, at thahr horns on Sanlando Springs Drive, in Longwood, la Mrs. Frantss Rea, of Chicago. Mra. Rea worked with Mrs. Fax for several year* at tha Illinois Bell Telephone Co., and has recently retired. B*for* aha arrived In Long­ wood ebe visited friends In Miami Beach, Fort Lauder­ dale and Deerfield Beach. While *!>« is h«rv the Fuse* have been showing her tha at­ tractions in Central Florida. They have already been to St. Augustine and Cocoa Beach and other outings era being planned. committee will be to etotrge New Officers Elected By 4-H Club S E W * SAVE PER INCH SUEDES - POPLINS - PRINTS | CORDUROY - VELVETEEN K DOESKIN SUEDES Vi PRICE NEW L iE .'lllii.lS w cl.jm cd into Sentinola ItcLc'..ah Lodge 43, a t n recent mecti ig are from left, Mra. Jam es Wallin, Mrs, Sara PoIIey and Mr. nnd Mrs. Trank W ashburn, (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals Mr. and Mra. Louis St. Atnund of DeBary Avenue liavo returned from ■ visit in Charleston, S. C., the Isle of Falmv, Folly Island, James Isle, Sea Isle, John's Island and a lour of tho Charleston Navy Yard. Church Calendar home after an extended trip SUNDAY through New York State. They visited with old friends First Baptist Youth Council, and relativea In New York 3 p.m.; Training Union 6:30 City, end enjoyed place* of pm . Interest rnroute, MONDAY First Baptist Church Coun­ Mr. and Mr*. W, Harris of Sunset Drive are new resi­ cil 7 p.m. Deacon's meeting dents of DeBary, moving her* 8 p.ra. M r and Mrs. John Vetter from Uhlo, First Presbyterian Women of Rucna Vista, DeBary, are of tha Church Executive Mr. and Mra. Fred Mc­ Hoard meets at 10 a.m. Laren have returned from a Every member c a n v a s * Enterprise European tour of France, workera banquet, T p.m. Dr. Italy, Belgium, H o l l a n d , Paul Kdris, of First Presby­ Switzerland, Monaco a n d terian Church, D a y t o n a London. They enjoyed good Beach, guest speaker. weather for most of the trip, I’hlisthra Class meets with Mr. and Mra. C. A. Renderbnt encountered a little fog Mrs. Curry Wall. 2017 Melson were visiting relatives to in London. lonvllle Ava., at 7:43 p.m. Orlando Wednesday. Personals Rev. Joe Tolle, district superintendent of the DeLand District, conducted the morn­ ing service at tba Barnett Me­ morial Methodist Church Sun­ day. Following the am ice, members and friends all ga­ thered with their best recipes and everyone enjoyed a cov­ ered dish luncheon. Early In the arternoon Rev. Tolle con­ ducted the quarterly confer­ ence. T0UCHT0NS m m 1 4 LO RAL FROM — . Year Dowwtowa Hartal SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st ft Sanford Ava. FA M i l l FA 2-8132 PRINTED CORDUROY Q iQ c # 7 s Solid Color CORDUROY m J) 9 ‘ W Some Second* DOUBLE KNIT WOOL Yd. >79 y z SALE Touchton’s Rexall Drugs T H B PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* o ' Regular $4.19 „„ Why Pay $2.49? W* H m W NAME BRAND < 100% DACRON % CREPE PRINTS a “Cream Puff" M 99 ci Per CQ Yd. > OQ — Stock Up Now REGULAR $1.98 PRINTED ARNEL IWFY (fa u itl GOING ON NOW l 1| 1 The Remnant Shop Hwy. 17 & 92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. Open Mon. Night Till 9 P. M. TELEPHONE FA 2-2482 SEW & SAVE �1 • e rrt f or ’ DEAR ABBY: I i n ■ happy bachelor and hero li my problem. Two neighbors, • n t right n u t door to mo on my left, and tha other right next door to mo on my right, aro divorcees. They both tall mo their troubles .and cry ever both fence* whenever they eateh mo outside. Now my back yard Is flooded with their tears and my grate Is drowning. How can I keep these two husband-losers from raining my yardt HAPPY BACHELOR DEAR HAPPY: Grow rice. e e e e DEAR ABBYi I h e re a sister who Isn’t the smart* set person In the world, hut I tore her. fiha telle'me her troubles and erles on my ahoulder. She has a husband, but he’s no help. (Ha cries on his mother’s.) Well, my ala called me at 4:15 this morning and scared my hueband oat of his wits. She By Abigail Van Buren wanted to know If she should call tha police to look for her 18-year-old daughter who went out on a date and wasn’t home yet. She waa hysterical, Abby. I l l admit aha’a railed at odd honr» for reasons Uke there was a mouse in her bed­ room, she la terrified of thunder etorme, ate. But this time aba really needed me, and my husband refused to drive me over there to celm her down. (I don’t) drive.) He eeld If anything Ilka that aver happena again, I can go lira with my aister. Who waa unreason­ able ! Him or me? BIO SISTER DEAR SIS: I can t btama your husband for being fed up with your atiter’i hys­ teria. Tell ala to lay off tha nocturnal S.O.S.’s, or you wilt lota your happy homa. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I have tha perfect solution for the busy housewife who wes embar­ rassed by the thoughtless , Jacoby person who Juet happened to be In the neighborhood so she thought she’d drop In and pay » social cal). Baka a pie or something and take It over to her house. But d o n t give her eny no­ tice. Just ring her bell like she rang yours, end see bow SHE likes i t “ T U R N A BO UT” e • • e C O N F I D E N T I A L TO SIRS. J , O.’S.: A pat on tha back devclopa character — (f given young enough, oft­ en enough and LOW enough. • • • Wbat’a on your mind? For a personal reply, tend a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Bos 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • • Hate to writ* letters T Send ono dollar to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif., for ABBY’S new booklet “HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS.” On By Oswald Jacoby On* of the most effective NORTH » forms of tha holdup occurs A ATS when a defender has two V loss etoppers in dummy's suit and 4 K J 10 9 3 *73 dummy has only one side EAST suit entry. A J 1093 A34 South is In a normal, and VK73 wossa what ought to be a very com­ • 703 O A QS fortable, three no-trump con­ * JOS AQ h i l l MOUTH<D) tract. He wins the opening A K Q 03 spade iead in his own hand WA Q J and promptly leads the eight ♦ 84 of diamonds and plays the * AKI4 deuce from dummy. North and South vulnerable Month West North ta rt At this point It is up to 1A P tia I O rasa East to put on his mask and 3N.T. Fata IN.T. Pan become a holdup artist. He rasa rasa lets South's eight spot hold Opening lead—* J the trick. South plays his last dla-| East can now lead any­ mend and now East takes hb thing except hit ace of dia­ queen. I monds, but h« probably re­ 'Great Escape' Featured turn! his partner’s original spade lead. If South wins In dummy he can set up the rest of the diamond suit, but he won't ever be able to get to them. II he wins In his own hand ho atill has an entry to dummy, but no diamond to lead from his own hand. Of course. South still has a shut left in his locker. He will win the spade tn dummy and try a heart finesse, but West holds the king and South will wind up ono trick short of his contract. Not brat If E a it falls to hold up on the first diamond, South will make three dia­ mond tricks instead of one and fulfill his contract with an over trick. of the greatest masa escape from a military prison la the annals of warfare, the fam­ ed actual break from Ger­ many's maximum security camp, the notorious Stela* III, by TE allied airmen dur­ ing World Wer II. la the sub­ ject of the Mlrisch-Alpha pres e n t a t i o n , "The Great Escape”, la color, opening Sunday at the Movisland Drive-In Theater. Also f e a t u r e d Sunday through Tuesday will be “We 're No Angels,” , la color and starring Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov. Co-featured Wednesday and Thursday will be Ernest Hem­ ingway’s atory, "Tha Old Man and the Sea.” starring Spencer Trsey, and “I t * Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone.” starring Vivian Leigh and Warren Beatty. Both a** In color. Th« triple festuro for Fri­ day and Saturday, Nov. M , includes “Two Tickets to Paris." with Gary Crosby; “Hootenanny Hoot,” atoning Peter Breck, and “The Gunfight at OK Com ),” starring Burf Lancaster. Steve McQueen, James Gar­ ner and Richard Attenborough sta r in "The Great Escape.” Based upon the non-fiction best-seller by Paul Brlekhll], who was a participant in the break, and filmed under the close supervision of C. Wal­ lace Floody, now a Toronto business man but who was one of the guiding geniuses of the original enterprise, this United Artists release literally has a cast of thousands, head­ ed by Steve McQueen, James Garner and Richard Atten­ borough. Statag Ilf, Floody pointed out to John Sturgei, producer and director of "The Great Escape," was crested by Germany as a last "get FRIDAY P. M. Weather (x)& JA s OJomsm bv Ruth Miiiett The aurest way for a man to show her how much he ap­ to make his wife happy with preciates her love and loy­ alty. her lot, however mcagur. U in today'i mall (here Is a letter from a woman who be blamed for com­ /VioM»« f c*rv$ wouldn’t plaining that her life Is hard. R ID E -IN T M E A T R She has six children and her TO.VITE * KATI H11AT husband's Income is small. Her house isn't partitioned SIX A CARLOAD Into rooms becauss that “ lux­ ury” hai to wait until the g ia n t Tinri.B rrA T t'n n loan which made the bare itructure possible is paid off. !»•. I At Tito Onlr - c o n : Tllt H A II, Yet this woman sounds hap­ Gl'MFIOIITKII” py. And the reason for her Freak L tiiltr — Color happiness, I’m sure. Is ex­ plained in these few words: No. 1 At ».«« Onlr ".My husband has kept me -L ovcit co n n bv c k * filled full of hope and blar­ II,irk llu.U .'ii ney for years and helped me DuiW Uar — Color develop a sent* of humor.” No. a At 10,ta onlr Then 1 have a letter from •COMH lEt'TKWIlKir* another woman reader. This Hark lluilvaa nnmtrn lira (Jinn LnllakrlelAa In Cnlnr COWI Aft IT 'S , - 1IOV, - T C B t. ■i iik ih l i : ok s n o w s "Grant *»»»»•■ itnrln At Tioo Vllrlr —- ll«* Tn t.anelk Onlr Klrat Unit Will Ha Ktiirnlrd On tarnna »kn*f. A rnmelrt* Skat* U n Ra Bonn At Lot* An man. Wo I >•* Van . . . HORSE SHOW woman doesn't have the money problems, nor all the work, since the has just one child, yet she isn’t happy at all. Why? Because her bus band points out her short­ comings. and never offers any praise or encouragement. “I get so discouraged," she says, "that if It weren’t for the baby I think I'd Just walk out." Comparing those letters any husband ought to realize how Important praise and ap­ preciation arc to a woman. One woman takes hardship in ber stride, simply because she has a man who valuea her happiness enough to keep her spirits high by encourag­ ing her to see the funny side of life. The other can’t even take pleasure In the good tilings she has because her husband is more interested In point­ ing out her faults than in praising ber virtues. F r id a y N o v e m b e r 7 :3 0 P. M . Repeater No Admission Charge E con H ranrh 9 R id in g Stable* E. Ilwy. SO at Bithlo Cutoff im iil v A Inllkfnl lllm n - tM tlmant at IA« «r«*ltil n»naa n riM frnnt ■ pMlIlorr erlaan In Ik* annnla nt nnrMr*. Ik* lamvA nrlnnl krrak tram (.rruina>-« M ilIa. MM. a*rnrllr rnmp tka nal-rluna *(»•*« III kr T* nlllrA nil *i*rn Amins Wmid V) or It. 1 R IT Z CICERO, 111. (U P I)—When Jockey Bill Boland won the Hawthorne Gold Cup with Beau Purple It marked hla third victory in the rare. He previously had scored with To Market In 1953 and Dedicate in 1956. TODAY A SAT. OPEN 13:13 SHOWS AT 1:00 - 3:00 • I : 7:00 . 9:00 ACTUALLY FILMED AT THE GRAND PRIX TRACKS OF THE WORLD I ^ £mU*.MPA TRICOLOR " Z & m iwrw 'U-Utj THE E SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY ^ . 4 , 4:1# (It Killlorlal S:li <t) Newt, Sport*. W*a(her 1:13 (It ClL S Spent 1:13 (I) N*wt— W tlttf Creekite (3) llunllev • Brink)*? t»» Ntwt— lion Ochran 1:41 (3> outiioor Bulletin U<nr<i 1:0) (1) tflltnt Invite (St Wyatt Ears tS) t.tt Martin P rtttn tt T:l* (1) International Show. Uni t t:l? 41] The Or**t Adv«alure (S' 77 tunMt Strip (it Bob Hop* (O Route II (It Burk*'* Law (1) Itorrtr'e OlrlS (I) Twilight Zone ID Farmer's Uaufhtir (!) Jack P.»»r (Color) (I) JIlM Tttnsas Amer­ ica Pt(*Sn! (1) Boeing (I) Make Tbst Spare !)<li New*, Wiatbtr. Sports <»> Newt—-Murphy Mer­ lin (>> Ntwt, Sports Waal- COLOR STEV E McQUEEN maker a break for it b u t doesn't m ake i t in this scene from Hlrisch-AIpha-UA’e “The G reat Escape,” based on the Paul BrickhiU tru e story, cominy Sunday to the Movieland Drive-In Theatre in Color and Panavision. A GOOD TIM E is being had by Bed Buttons, Gig Young, Shirley Jones and Carolyn Jonea in tide n ig h t club scene from “A Ticklish A ffair,” opening Sunday a t the Ritz Theatre. And audiences also are going to hnve a good time watch­ ing th is new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy of a young widow who would rath e r be merry than m nrrfed — aha thinks 1 Its in Panavlalon and color. 1:30 (JI Kiplnrlng t»l My friend Fllek* (II nohert Tmut—Newn 1:10 3) American llandatnnil 13) Wrrvtllng (31 TnA 1:13 C l Watch Mr. Wltard 10) T1IA l:tt (]) Men Into Bpaca 111 Malltica Thenter (*) Collealate Klckeft 1:41 (It NCAA Hume Mle*. at luu. State 1:11 (I) NCAA football game —Notre Dame at Stanford l.tl (It Theatar X 4:03 (!) Waih. Report 4:33 C l NFL Itlaliltghte 1:03 C) The Outlaw* (I) Wide World oi Hport a l it (!) flurid* Klihlng (I) College football Scoreboard 1:14 (!) Newt 1:33 (I) Ch I News 1:33 (<) Mr. K.l 7:33 C) Clreua Boy (I) Central florid* Showent* (3) Be* Hunt 7:10 (!) The U rultanal (I) J*ckto (Heaton (I) Hoittenenny 1:10 C) Joey III,hop (Color) (It i’hll Sllvort 13) l.nwrenco Wolk 1:30 C> Saturday Night Movlo (0) Th* Dofondors 1:10 (I) Jarry D o ll 13:34 (I) (luminnli* 11:04 (1) («)(3) Now* 11:10 (I) Thoolor of th* Stn/o 11:13 C l Movlo 11:11 III Adult Tbootor 1:30 1:33 1:33 1:10 13:04 10:33 11:30 11:11 11:10 McPbooUro (1) Wonderful World ef Color (4) My Favorll* Martian (I) Kd Sullivan (3) Ortn.1t (i) Arrtet a Trial 11) Bonania (I) Judy Garlaad (4) O. E. Theatar (II (how of Waak (*) Candid Camera (31 l.aunhi tor Hglo (01 ABC Now* lloport l«) What’* My Line (3) Nowet-op* (I) Harry Raaaenar Now* (I) Th# (Ala Show (!) Theater of lb* Staro 13) Peter Uunn MONDAY A. M. wiu RAM A GOOD PICTURE Bruce W es? I lie il wilB i Kj j i t (unci i in J iilm Now at 210 S. PARK AVE. ' V ' 0? V - fri. Mar. !• H O P P IN G man froo c t gllmaitlc* I d (3) Huntltla* Almant* 4:11 (4) Newe 1:13 4:33 (4) Kunrli* a-meeter C) fla. Illatory 7:30 II) 1 vjay 13:01 (It Oneiatlnn Alphvbel 1:11 (II Farm, Market Retort {It New* 13:11 »:« (il Tadar 11:00 (II Wak* Up Moolee 7:13 (I) Mlekla'a (impel Tim* 7:14 II) Newa * Weather 1:33 (I) Cartooevlll* 11:10 (0) CapL Kaagaro* U ur 1:01 (I) Wtat**, end News <l) Theater ef the atari 0:00 (I) Tedey 11:11 (It Johnny Cerioe 4:00 (I) Jack Latann* Show (Color! (Il aeioiteae Mlalerp (0) TV niiekout (Il Eatrolaea M ill t*> Maverick 1:11 (I) t'arlnnvllle 3:33 ((' Itumper Room SATURDAY A. M. I I* (1) (led Storm Mow 3:13 (It Newt, Weather 11:3* II) toy Whoa 1:10 (it Kunrlie Semester S U N D A Y P. U . (1) Mlk* Wellaoe l oo (It Grewere Alniane* (It Opanleh 11:11 (It faith (or Today (»! Newe (3) Rovlval 13:34 (li NBC Newe 1:10 lit Deputy Dawg (1) Intoraetlonal lane 10:10 (I) Word (or Ward It) HKD MIJ-KlorMe (0) t Lave Lney 11:13 (31 film far* 1:30 ill Acrnti The Ktnce (It December Hrld* (<( Kllonte I’loaoe (3) Rocky Jama (!) Oral Roberta 11:00 10) Th* KoCoye I 13 C> Robin llooil 1:03 (!■ Chrlttopher* (t> CooooelratioG (ill Huparrnia (3) lierall o( Truth t.oo c t Bup«r Car (II Prlc* Is Hlfht (It fla, football High- Hit* (01 Pot* * Oladya (1) The Alvin Show (Il Bevta Kaye light* (>) Major Mtreury ICO (I) frontier* of Faith (1) Milling Llokg 1:13 (!) Ruff A Reddy III Xpac* A*e Report 11:03 Cl Jleelor llexhcol* MONDAY P. M. (it (julck Drew UcU;iv 3:30 (31 Dlocovery 'l l 11:00 (I) Tear First lmproa (It NFL, Football— 41 > T h e a t e r X sloe Chin, at IteltL IOC# C> f i r e b a l l X L Raws (3> htar * atory lit Mtabtr Moue* (0) Toamaooe Erato 3)30 (I) Directlona '41 (3) Jeleone Ford 13) Internatlunal Zona lt:0 t ID Denali The Menect 40) Lev* *1 Lite 1:40 (3) Death Valltr Day* l«) Rln Tie Tie 1:11 (I) focu* 13) NIIC New* Cneor* (It Cartoonlte 3:30 (I) football 1:00 10) A* Th* World Tore* 11:10 Cl fury tl) getenc* liudalo at Denver (*) Roy noiera Show (1) Mid-Fla. Mows (1) Sunday (It Beany * Cecil 1:11 (I) lAfftlm* 1:3* (It Ounday Oporto S A T U R D A Y P. M. 11:11 (0) Harry Roaaaaat Bpeulacular 11:40 (0) Father know* Bool (3) Wild Kingdom 11:00 Cl let. Kreiloe 10) laaroh (or Tomorrow 4:10 (3) U K. College Bowl (li Hky Kln« (I) Te.l Mark Ilnur (I) Troth or Coate(3) Ituae llunny 4:30 |4» loth Century qaoato* 11 33 C) Hull» Inkle (Color) 11:41 10) Oaldltg Ught (3) TO A (4iD> Too Know! 1:00 (It Open Window (3) Maalo Lied ef Alla- 4:33 (I) Moral loan** (It l-rob* (t) Oootrgi lloapttal hasem (It Mawa aad Weather (3) Nowtcop* 1:10 It) Leffllm* 7:30 III sreel* * Harriot! (I) I.aeil* l.o* (1) Paaeword (II tllll Daao Show (3) Flop!* Will Talk (01 Ann Southern 7:13 (I) Tree*)* of Jaml* Anythinc that's Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP w BY Hop* you aurvivEd th* witch** u d goblin* hut night rnd or* rt«dy for tonight. Hallowwn pu tirs are ttiU going on for th* Uds, and undoubted­ ly you older folks (over 21) an planning *onw of your own. Before or after th* party, how about see­ ing all your friends it one of then place*. SHOWS AT 1:00 • S.-M • 3:00 • 7:00 • STEVE JAMES RICHARD ilcQUEEH BARKERWTIMOROWH CDLoa:-PuuvuoNCO-FEATIRK |I,W OVLT “WE’RE NO ANGELS” IILMPIIIlK.r BOGART ALIK) RAT Kvrr.K t s r i v o v airmen after not only brot r allied i p rim e t o ralaed havoc witk e f them I German security and com­ eat of ether | muaieatkma behind the lines. W eeken d T e le visio n 1:3* IZ) Nee acape (IMS) N*w*. Sport*. » — ~ ^ A fiithful film re enactment | V A rea. A • to w s : m Freddie's S te a k H ouse C entral Florida’s Oldest & Finest Wodnoadsy sight at It tosms th a n wars girls working than usuaL Tha mystery was tolvsd whan h was dlx ovsrsd that Jim mad Ed wars dressed as “Ladira.” The ra il o f tha staff also donned their Halloween costumes for fipanesra* annual party. Tha autom ata sura anJoyed tha ahow and tha crew had a ra n mors fun putUng It on. Evan if you didn’t maka tha party atop an out this weekend and ssjey soma of tha hospitality sad fun aiiraya therm s a w Business looks good at tha Whataburgor, In fact It waa •0 good I could hardly find a pises to park to g e t oos of tboss delicious hamburgers. Squealed my little ear In though and enjoyed a fins lunch. Evaa if you had to w ait fo r s apace, It would bo worth It. Of couras you tan go Inside and sat there too If ycu praftr. Either way, you’ll bo sura to like I t s e a Ghosts end goblins will b# out In full fores tonight st Skats City’s big Halloween party. I.ol* of prtsaa for costumae and a “oead guossing contest” wilt be highlights of tha evening. Free soft drinks to snytMts in ecstumo too. After tho party Is over Skats City still will continue to givo you loto of fu n be­ ginning Saturday night a rock *n roll skating party will ■tart s t 7:30 w ith D. J. Johnny Gilbert ploying the records. This will be s regu­ la r Saturday night a r m . • a a Now Is tha tim e to start thinking seriously s h o u t those holiday parties ccmltfg up. Remrmbsr, with Christ­ mas lass than two months away, It won’t be long before tha parties start. And now is the time to maka tha m a rvations, especially if you want to gat tbs beat day and place. Friend Flo has an ex­ cellent suggestion for tho place, namely tha Carlba lounge. She isya th a t they’ll go all out to arrange for any type faction your group would Uho from an offieo luncheon to a dressed to the teeth cocktail end dinner party. Stop by o r call the Caribe lounge to check on ar­ rangements. e e a Sunday la tho last day to Uke advantage of tha Pig •*> Whistle's lateat special, but you don’t need to worry if you don’t make it. They’ll have another equally as good beginning Monday, so watch tho paper for th at announce­ ment. But for this weekend bop In the car and gat thoio abort riba of hoof, complete with lettuce and tomato sa­ lad, French fries, onion rings and bread and butter. You sura can't beat all that for 11.23. s e e You’ll get maro than your share of unusual and fine food at tho Painted Horse, right near Herndon Airport, for an unusually low price. For 99 cents adults can oat all they want and children ran do the same for 49 rents. The meals ■tart a t a salad bar which of­ fers hundreds of Swedish deli­ cacies and continues right through a choice o r cholera of entrees end desserts. Coffee is served in a carafe over a flame right at tha table and milk for tha kiddies la availsbta. • s o Somehow or ether, a good detsert always tastes better in the cool weather, and tha place th at serves them la Freddie’s Steak House. To top off a delicious meal you could try tha ch o rrtn Jubi­ lee flambo, Danish raspberry pudding or Pear Ball# Helena. For plainer tastes there era delicious homemade plea and ice creams. The finishing touch might be espresso, Mlntr Jasmins tea or Irish coffee. a pair of roller ahatee? Hare’s a way to gat Uwm for nothing but a Utile effort. Just drees in your wtekidcst costume, complete with black east and roll oa oat to Melodeo Shallot rink tonight A pair of Chicago Roller Skates will bo given to tho person with the brat cos­ tume. Tbs rink's party will alto feature prises and gamto for all skaters. 244S Carry Out Orders P k . S22-H 1C — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT aad COCKTAIL LOUNGB ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... CHAR ♦ BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS [■watt as a sat) (awati ROYA *L' YOUR RED SHRIMP (a real M essy tho way wo KsarSK',,- CHOICE COMBINATION PLATTER (Daalak Lotottr Tatis sad Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS * 2 95 Saatoed la Melted Batts* UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Floe Cheeses and Meats Free ■ To Enjoy White Wo Prtpare Yoer ^ • ^ in e a n r T la o 5 ^ r » a n a H e ^ T e ^ T I g K n o ^ . t priret# parties op to Id. loath French Acs. Sanford Phene FA M i l l This W eek's Special! D E L IC IO U S BEEF Short Ribs With te llic a A Tomato Sated, F. Fries, Onioa Rings, Bread A Batter Thrn g 'n 1 | !h i*it l SANDWICH SHOP »A! J » 13th A PARK ONE AND ONLY ONI LOCATION ORLANDO on Hwy. #50, 4 block* coot of Colonial Shopping Plana Th* Original And Authentic Swedish Hospitality m d "know Aote” nlth Food feviag Conflmwnty Daffy — 11:00 9:00 SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 3712 I . Colaalsl Drive �" ~ |1g jBH | | • - I— B B — H— — — — K.Tir'?* X?' :*>' 'V- - . IRj- h n 16—VH. Wav. 1, THAN GOM M UNteltf/ 's tfWhfa/fa.1 I WANTED TO r ANT YM E ^ X LOSE, it s SER IO U S j ^ !!• ^ ^ ., II.1'.*.... t KHUir TOT KKMWWOUTAND '■MM TKanIV. t il WW TKVIU® I r o n * ACMJUJBMUV >M#I jM Ltgal N o tk t L tg o l N o t ic e n m r n te r tr (* » ■ » w in m s i m a J t a w u i c m - CTPT. t* A M c trr « r m w b hwrh. I t M U ____ TUB UNTON CENTRAL LITE HOME OWJTEIU FEDERAL b«thJULA tcrm-A.VT -•■ -GA-V-KUM -AND- LOAN- M M Piemtiff, CIATIOX. a Cnlt.d Htataa Fad. •rat Harlaca aad L ou Aaao. elation. ru n u p A ■■ALT. at a* DafanSanta. Flalatlft __,* r n r r n JOHN a own ATHARP and __ m m M M C t w r M td m m j . H»»ir *»■ cam* BRTTT L. OdO tTHARP, farmarty huaband and wlfa, now •rlaa Haaty, kU wife divorced. l a i i o a i c i i h- a w a r m Defendant* Street, TOl JOHK A OHOATI! ARP Metres* Maeeacbueette riaoaral Dalirary Taa ara hereby Mil Red that OtwalL Indiana a Complaint ta ferecloee a far lain mortgage encumbering TOD ARE HERBST NOTI­ tha following described raal FIED that • ault la foreclose properly. m*wlt: UJT 14, BLOCK 1«, a Mortgage nap hat* rilid NORTH ORLANDO. AC- •gainst you la tha abnva tordint to plat thereof pa. Court by lha abova named sordid la Plat Hook ts, Plaintiff. Tha proparty aoupbt Pa«aa D and 11, Public to ba foraelntad la at foilowt: Lot 7. MJNODALE BLBRecords of Baatlaala CounDIV1BIOK, according to tp. Plarlda tha Plat tharaof aa rekaa baaa (Had aaalaat you cordad In Plat Bonk it. la tha nbove-etyled ault. and Papa II, af tha Public you ara repaired ta enrva a Httorda of Bomlnolo Cottacopy of your Aaawar or othar ty, Florida. Plaadlaf to tha Complaint na TOU ARE REQUIRED lo Plalattrra attorney* ANDERfllo your Anawar with tha •OK. Hl'«M. DEAN, LOWKtlBa A van daa HERO, Ml Clark of tho Court and ta Earn Caatral Avenoe. Orlando. aarra • copy upon tha PlataFlorida, and (lla tha anginal tlffa- Attornaya. FREED A Anawar or othar Handing In NATHAKRON. 110 South WaahAvanua, Tllaarllla, Iha iff lea of tha Clark or tha Inpton circuit Court on or kaforo Florida, not latar than Kor. ambar It, IMt. If poo fall tha 11th day at Korambar, lid*. t( yaa fall to da aa, a decree to do au. a deem pro conpro ronfaaao will bo takan faaao wIP ba antarad apalnet ■Klimt you (or tho rallaf da­ ron for the rallaf demanded n tha Complaint. rnandad la tha Cemplalat. W1TNEMK mp band and aaal Tbla NutIra ahall ba pobaald Court at Hanford, llahad onca a waak for (our of Remlnole County, tbla ftk dap ronaacullri waaka In tha Han­ or October, DM. ford Harold. DATED tbit lith day of (MEAL) Arthur H. Rackwllh, Jr., Of-tobar, 1MI. Clark of Circuit Court (HEAL) tip: Martha T. Vlhlea Arthur H. Rirkwlth. Jr.. D. C. Clark of Circuit Court Law orricaa lip: Martha T. Vlhlrn PHRED and NATIf ANIKIN iJaputp Clark 210 pnuth Washington Avtnuo Andiraon, Ruah, Daan, Tltuavllla, Fla. Lownda* A ran dan Harp Publlah OcL 11. It, tl * No*. Attornapa and Countallura at 1, Dll. Law CDK-tl l:: Rail Central Boulevard Poat lifflca lloa t ill la tha Cooat ad Iho Cowatp Orlando, Plorlda Judge. lamina la County, I tata Talaphona J41-H1! nd plorlda. la Proboto Publlah OeL II, 11 A Kor. 1, la ra tao Batata nfi I. 1)41. MATTIE U WHEELER. UDN-41 Dacaaaad. FINAL Ktryicr In tha rean af tha Canary Kotlca la harabp plvaa Jndaa. faietBota roonlp. H all lha uudaralanad wilt, an that lha at Plarlda. la Prabals l-th dap of N'ovamhir, A. D. la ta Iba Katata aft D43, praeant to tha llonorabla gm iL M. ItUUTII Judpa of Bamlnola Dacaaaad. County County, Florida, har final ra­ r i m v trn tr turn. account and vouchara, aa Kotlca la harabp atran that tha Halite af lha uiularalanail will, on Ilia AdmlnlatrlxI. ofWIIEELKIL da12nd dap nf November, A. !>. MATTIE rtiiad, and at talil lima, th-n 1)43, praeant to Ilia llnnor- nod lharr. maka application abld C.iuntp Judge of Hentl- to tha a.»ld Judaa for a (Inal nola County. Plurlda. hie Hull aatttamrnt of h«r admlnlatraraturn, account and vuuchara. llon of aald aatala. and for an aa Eiaculor of tha Kelata of ordar diacharplnp har aa auch MT1III. M. HOIm i, .i» jaaead. Adinlnletralrli. and at aald 11in*. . Ji■n and Datad Ihla tha till dap af tliarr, niaka application to Ilia Octohar, A. D. 1)43 ■old Judpa for a final aettla/■/ Floranca t'atnphal' mint of hla ndmlnlatratlon nf Aa Adinlnlatratrla of lha aald aatala. and fnr an ordar Katata or diacharplnp him aa auch KiMATTIE la WHEELER oeutar. Dacaaaad Datad thia tha lllh dap af nTF.XOTROM. DAVII Octohar, A. D. 1)41, A MrlXTIIMII /■/ Joa lluuth Attornapa Tor Admlnlatratrla Aa Eieruliir of th* Kaiata Poll Offlca Rut lilt of KrlllL M. ItOCTII Hanford, Florida llrcaaaad. Publl-h OcL 11, 11. M A Nop. HTEXHTUOM, DAVIP * 1. 1)41. McIXTlMH CDN.Jt Attornapa for Eearutor Poat Offlca Drawer 1314 You eaa find anythlsg job Hanford. Plorlda Putilleh OcL 11. II A Nor. need idvertiMd ka Ihp Itort. i. m i aid by Saatord merchants. CDX-41 fo fitk * ACROM 1— kifbta Tlaflnlaaocy 11 11 — < VfciU HEY lARD—MA4U-* I 1 T&U* NUMBERS OM / KNOW- ■tSIDEWAYS/ r - ^ W < r ON ^ PUPTOSE Ml ;ur ^ CLAIMS SUEIL-Be ABLE To id e n t if y ME EASIER, k. NUMBEK.3 • Dreary » Tarty • Walk •sick Trader ISOwT 4f QUbart to U Me U °*irk, m blende 14 Addaea 0 Ada af P M l DDfeputod braafhlaf H Bhroeporaa II Drladea 17 Mountilma 21 MacauhbMra Aela Minor . D Aerampllifted 23 HnJatMt hall DAanr 20 Old eoag 33(>var iff 23 Couch Mfaffrlp 23 Quean aipadinf luubethni • TrlbuU alcknanm 34 Abraham's M 2* Air Icomblorml VAmilUk aoRiblkm S3 Harm S3 Swiftly 34 Lady S3 llouaaa OM 37 Pranra 30 Study 31 Inalpid SJCandlaM* 33 Whale form) St Chum 41 Impair 43 Bnrka (Bp.» MMrpaat Imurid 47 pytura lahrw 4HIdols SaCorradi MUanfe SAelettt ■Ml M Ku Klux Klan RALLY Nov. 2nd — 8:00 P. M. Sanford, Florida Cunt A Join — Bring Tht Family — Walch Croua Rurning O PEN T O THE PU B L IC Old Membere Come & Help Now! Every -White Person Invited Leave Sanford & Go W est on State Road 46 — Look For Signs Before You Get To W ekiva River. Cuma Early A Eat At Hicks Stort Across Tha Strut. L tg o l N o t k t faTba Manta •a aai ORRIX c. BABUL Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Tan and pack at harabp not IHad and yapulrad to praaant any elalma and damaada which you. er either af yoa. map hara apalaat the aatala af ORR1M C BABIN, dacaaaad. lata af Ourahopa County, Ohio, to tha Coantp Judpa af Hamlnol# Coantp, Office 204 W. First Florida, at hla offlca In tha court bouae of aald County nt DCAOLDVX0 Hanford. Florida, within alp C XJU SITIK D DtSTLAY: calendar montha from tho time af lha flral publication of tbla thru Fri. - 1 F..M. 4ms notice. Each claim or demand •hall ba la wrltlnp. and ahall •tala tha place of raaldanca and poat aftlca addraaa of tha CTBAIGBT CLAASlfTEO: claimant, and ahall bo awora ta by tha claimant, hla apant T u b , thru f r L - 1 M L or attorney, and any inch M n iaacrtiOB. Mo l • S at claim or demand ant ao filed ahall ba told. A. Edwin ■hlaholaor ■ nroRsm uTT: Aa Ancillary Administra­ tor, C. T. A, of tha Ba­ Tk INraM «n BM M IM tata af Orrla C. Babin. Daraaaad K yppr td, Bhlnholaar and Lopaa Attarnaya-at-Imw Uw right M it First Fadaral Hulldlnp vi*p nr f«ja«t pay atfvartiaaHanford, Florida. Altoraaya for Ancillary IrtPi wkat «rd«rH M Admlolotrator C.T.A. to Ikt gaikki «l Ma Pubtleh Kor. 1, 4, lb. M. DM. CDN-1D twm e n t e r py n r t u b KiRTM j r o i m e r r r . in and f o b a t ar i nab r k iNttLB c o r NTT. FLORIDA CDANtStRT NO. IMS TROPICAL PLANTH, IKC. a Florida aarporatloa. Plaintiff Legal Notice L * TfntirM • _______ ln * M * m .b * * * * m 4. T n a a p o c tH k a i flood «. fo r *0B», 6A Spooal hotfcao Ta “ H ‘ -------- t. f o r Solo 10. W oatodtoIUrt 11. Root Eotato Wontod IS. Raol Estoto fo r Solo 18. Mortfoco Loom 14. Inauraneo 18. Hdp Wontod 19. SituntUmo Wontod 20. Babysitton 21. Baouty Salons 22. Build - Point - Ropoit 28. BuildJng Matorialo 24. Ekctrkal SorrkM 26. Plumbing Sorrkoa 28. Radio A Talariakm 27. Spada) SorrkoB 28. Laundry Sorrieo 29. Automoblio Sorrieo 29A. A. to AecoBsorioo 30. llachu-;rv - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pots 81 Flower* - Shrub* S3. Furnitun 84. Articko For Solo S4-A Swap or Esdwngo 86. Articko Wontod 38. AutomobilM - TracM S8-A Auto* Wontod ST. Boots - Motora 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cahsaso 40. Farm Equipment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. curr. in and for mrri. NOLR COcNTT. FLDRIDA. Cl no rosy No. 13443 FORRCL4I4URR 4F L WEI.I.EK HUNT, at aL ■ORTnAUR Da fandaaD N o n m of a r r r ERIE COL’NTT 1 4 7 1 1 ( 0 1 TOl L WEtXEK HUNT and — RANK, a Ktw Tork Corpora­ ----- HUNT, hla wlfa: ALICE tion Plaintiff LEEDS, and If aha ba married, ---- . bar husband. If allra, aa and If dead, hla. har or their ANTONIO STAFFTERO a n d 2. Notkoo unknown holro, dtrloooa, pran- I'll YLLIN STAFFIERO. kla laaa, aaalpnaaa, llanoro, tradl- wlfa Dcfandaata VACUUM CLEANS R, tore, truataeo or othar par. NOTTCR TV» AFFE4R •ons, natural or artificial, parti, tuppUea far dalmlnp bp, throupb. undor TOl ANTONIO STAFFIERO lux. Kirby, Hoc-tar, 41 Roehamhcaa Avanua er apalnet tha abova named Way, Rex-Air eta. Dobbo Ferry, (>etan<Unti, or any af them, Waatcbtiter County. K. T. pickup. New u d UeeO and all peraoaa havtnp or Tou art hereby notified that rlatmlnp any inlaraat ta or to the followlnp described lands Complaint to Foracloao 4 eleaaere aold. TA S-I In armlnola County, Florida; certain mortpape on tha fotTho XW(4 of Bnctlon 14. tnwlnp described property, ta­ 8. F o r R e n t Township 34 South. Ranis ll. 1) East, LEM Lot It of Black -I". UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ (A.) Deplnnlnp at tha NR EAHTBnOOK Bunorvicorner af aald NW>4 , run HION. UNIT HO. FIVE, ped. |55 me. 300 MegRoliSa thenca Wait *21.at feat, arcordlnp la lha Plat thence Houtll 471.> feat, tharaof aa recorded In Apply downittln. Plat Hook If. Pnpac IS thence Kail 441.34 fait, thence Mouth 111.44 fast, •ud II, Public Records nf CLEAN quiet Roomi" Th* thanca Kaat 3)1.77 feat, Bamlnola County. Florida Gable*. FA LOTS). thence North 1310.44 faal topalhar with lha followlnp la Point of Uoplnnlnpi llama of properly which ara S BEDROOM fern. Apt. FA AND AUK) 1.KMM located la and permanently 2-0841. (D.) Ileplnnlnp at tht MW Installed na a pari of tba rornar of aald NWI4, run Improvements na aald land! Mntpolnt Electric Drop-In Furn. Apt ciote m. Apt. 4 North alonp thp aaetion line T41.S feat, thanca Ranpa Model DTRFI4B tM Me. 40TH W. 1*1. ahiutk 17 daaiaaa 14 minSerial 11474 ataa Rut 443.4 feat, Luialra Furaare w 11 k thenro South 7M.S faal, Font. Apt. COO MelloBvilte. duett Medal 1IO.DH thanca North T7 depress haa bean filed apnlnat pan and 21 mlnulaa Weal 443.4 frol >»u ara required la larva a F U R N I S H E D AptRattBl. to Point of Deplnnlnp; C o p y o f y.mr Anawar or PteadTug, and each of you. ara Inp to tho Complaint on tha C ieu and cIom is. Jimmie hereby notified that a Conn I'tanlirra attorney. DANIEL Cowin. 322-401S. plaint haa bean filed apalnat LeFKVRK of Warrick. Carpuu la tha Circuit Court In pill A LaPavre. Ill Waal Fair­ Available Nov. 0 Specious and for Bamlnola County, banks Avanua, P. O. Dot 174. Florida, which cauea la In tills Winter Park. Florida, and 3 BR.. 2 bath home. 8135. aa abova herein. Tha Plain­ file lha orlplnal Anawar nr FA 2-9154 o r FA 2-0219. tiff seeha tha aulatlnp of till* Pleadlnp In Ilia otflca of tba to tha tool property above Clark of tha Clreult Court nn SMALL APT. for 1 or 2. described. or before tha ath day of Nov­ Tou ara haraby required fo ember, 1*43. If you fall to Adult* only. Lifble A water fits pour defames to tba Clark do ao, Judpmant by default of tha above atptad Court and 111 bo taken apalnat yaa for turn, too g . lith . 0 5 mo. to larva a copy of a m i upon tha rallaf demanded la tba FOR COUPLE, charming 1 AI.UKltT P. MclVntWH. Jlt. Complaint. p. O. Due 111, Tltuavllla. DONE and ORDERED at bedroom boon*, Lake M irb Florida. Attorney for Plaintiff, Hanford, Florida, this tth day bam. FA 2-5030. on ar bafnra November IMh. of October, DM. 1)43. Herein fall not or a (MEAL) Decree Pro Confsaao will ba BEDROOM botue, kttebaa Arthur H. Uackwlth. Jr., entered apalnat you. Clark of Circuit Court equipped. FA 1-3650. IX WITXKM WHEREOF, t Dp: Joan M. Wilke hava hereunto aat my hand Deputy Clark UNFURNISHED. 1 Redreon* and affixed mp official oral Daniel J. LeFevra of at Hanford, Henil note County, WARRICK. CAIU1IIJKitchen equipped. FA *8631, Florida. Hill 73rd dap of UctLrFKVRB nher, IDS. Tt West Fairbanks Avinua APT. |80. Surplus City. (MEAL) P. O Doa 171 Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr.. Winter Park. Florida Bedroom Dtipkx, fun* Clark of tha Circuit Court Publlah Oet. 11. D. tl * Baa. Dp; Martha T. Vlhlaa Adults. 706 W. 4th FA 88610 , 1. DM. Deputy Clark CDN-tl AIJtERT P. McIXTCMtlf. JR. in tmr c m r r r r n in r r or Altornap-at-tjew TIIK Mb JUDICIAL CIRCUIT p. O. Horn MI Legal Notic# ^ OF FI.ORIO*. IN AND FOR Tltuavllla, Florida Pubtleh OcL M * Hoy. L, I, BRR1NOLM COUNTY. LN eerm CKANrr.HU. NO. I31R tl. DSL JUDICIAL CHRCtlT NDTICM OF HUIT CDX-M FLORIDA IK J PIJ7RIDA MOnTOAOB S SBCOUPANT. n Flat- BBW1NOV.PS COUNTY. in t h e c m r r r r cocrt , CURITtRS CHANCERY NO. (MR NINTH JIDICItL CIRCUIT Ida soraoratloa. Plaintiff, OI,EASON. JR., OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR ea. of Teltran m3 ‘t SEMINOLE cm; NTT. CHAN HURT WINKLER, at US. at nt. mtnletrntor fair* aa Offlear af tbae United CERr NO. I34T3 ■lAtes *C AmarU** Defendant* CIDRLUN R UATLtH at U(, TOl HURT WINKLER and FtohattaO •t tl, OAT NELL WINKLER, Platatlffa kin wlfa. MACK 11 CASE •nn.r.wr w. ■nd CAROL CAME, hla PATRICIA P. MIXER, hie wlfR CAUL R. ECKMAN at aawife; and nil unknown Defendant Dafendaala ROTtcR a s a r ir in parlies i l l t n l n by. RtPITCH OF SLIT through, under ar afalnat WORTHAC.R FORHCMMIRN TOl CARL E. ECKMAN HURT WINKLER and TOl Tt'1,1JOT W. H T I I L whoao plica of roaldoaca WHOSE RESTDRNCB IS OAT NELL WISK1J5R. la UNKNOWN AND WIIOaB hla wlf* and HACK H. m il a. Mala atrena CASE and CAROL CAME, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS Akron, Ohio IS: VII Brighton We* hla wlf* who may and da*d or are not known In rent Park. Florida! DORIS B. ECKMAN he either dead or alive. TOU ARB MEREST MOT*. whose place of roaldoaca TOU AND BACH OF TOU F1ED that a Complaint An ta nrn haraby ardatad and inquir­ foreclota a eertala mortgagw 131 (iitbert Court ed lo aarva a copy af yeer anrumbertng the fnllnwlng Culahopa Fall* Ohio Answer er other pleedlea lo daacrlbed real prnparty. tn-wltj Tos are harabp aottrio>l that lha Complaint filed In tba t-<t 31. Block I. IfEPTLER a C o m p l a i n t to Foracloao above styled cause on KL'nTX HOM1UI ORLANDO. SEC­ and Cancel Apraemant for t>aa.| A cvqll'EIL III Metropolitan TION ONE. according to ralatlva to the r.illowlnp dai- llank Hulldln*. 117 N. K. First Plat thereof, recorded In crlbad raal eatata, to-wit: Avanua. Allaml. Florid* I3llr Plat Uook D, Pages 4 an* All that part of tha BEti attornaya for plaintiff, and la 4. Public Records af af tha NW>4 Iplnp Huutli fits lha orlelnal tharaof In Bamlnola Cuunty, Florid* wait af Hlllaliorouph Rued lha actios of the Clerk of the has bv-n (Had agglnat yog la and Northwaat of th Circuit Court of tho Ninth tho above-styled ault, lha rhtlado-llanara Road In Judicial Circuit of Florid* In abort title of which la J. B. Hei-llun tl. Town ahIp 30 and for Mamlnola County, on niaaaon, Jr, aa Administra­ Mouth. tlanpe It Ka-l, or be fort the Jnd day of Dec- tor of Veterans’ Affair* aa Mamlnola County, Florida, emusr. 1)41. otherwise, tha Officer nf the United Htataa haa bean filed apalnat you elleHalinna of aeld Complaint of .America. Plaintiff, var.ua In Iba above atptad ault. and will ba tak.a aa eonreased by Tult.y IV. Illear and Patricia loo ara required lo aarva P. liner, hla wlfa. Defendant* each of you. • opr of pour Anawar or othar Tula cause, wharaln Flnr and you ara required to aarva Pleadlnp to tha Complaint on Id* Morlaaa* * Maturities a copy of your Anawar ar Plalntlffi attorney tbordon V. Company la plaintiff, *nd lha othar pleading to tho Com­ Frederick. US Kaat Commar abnva namad partial ara de­ plaint na Plaintiffs Attorney, rial Htraat. V. O. Ih.K 1343 fendant* »aa Instituted for Mack V Cleveland. Jr. Malta Bulla L Kirk Plasa. Hanford. iba purpose of forerloelnn a Hi Sanford Atlantic National Plurlda. 327 71. and file lha mortgage encumbering lha llank Rulldlng. Hanford. Flor­ ort(lnat Aaawar or othar following described properly ida. and fit* tha original .Aa­ pleadlnp In tha afflea or tba In Mamlnola County. Florida. awar or othar pleading In tha Clark of tha Circuit Court on offlca of the Clark of the Cir­ 34. Itlock D. WEATII- cuit Court on or bafura tha or before tha 23nd dap of EIUFIELD FIRST ADDI 3rd day o* December. A. D. Xavambar, A. D. 1M3. If you TION. according to the Dll. tr yoa fall ta do on. fall to do so. a decree pro plat thar.of ea racontad a decree pro confsaao will coafesao will ha takan apalnat I* Plat Uook 13. Pugaa ba taken agalnat you for tha yoa for tho rallof demanded 44 and 47. Public Itarorda rallaf demanded la tha CumIn lha Complaint. of Mamlnola County, Flor­ plaint. KtTXKMH nr hand and lha ida official aaal of this Court at Tbla Natlra ahall ba publish­ Dated this 13iid day at Oct­ ed onca a weak for fuur con­ Hanford, Heroln.de County Florida, this 14th dap af ober. 1743secutive waaka In Tha Sanford iMEAL) October. A. D. 1*14. llarald. a new .paper circulat­ Arthur 11. Dacha Ilk, Jr., ed Is Bamlnola County. Florida. (MEAL) Aa Clark af eali Circuit Dated tnla 2*ih day of Oct­ Arthur H. Beckwith Jr Court Clark at tha Circuit Court ober. A. D. 1)43. lly; Martha T. Vlhlta In and For Hamlaola Cuuu IMK.AL) Deputy Clark Arthur 11. Uackwlth. Jr, ip. Florid* Bp; Martha T. Vlhlen. DC. Law offlca* Clark of Circuit Court KCIITZ A COOPER Uy: Martha T .Vlhlen. D.C QORDON V. FREDERICK Metropolitan Dank Hutlding Mack N. Cleveland. Jr, ID B Commercial HI N. E. let Avanua Attoraay for Finland P. a Bop 1TN Miami It. Florida P. a Drawer X Hanford. Florida tlTTt Pubtleh OCL I* * Bov. L Hanford. Plurlda Publish Dot, D. 7* A Publlah Nov. 1. I, 1). HI. 1*46 U. HU I. I. D4L CDX-M CDS-U4 6DB-M �/ * st&#m Now Is The Time To Plant Y ourself4n Your Own H om e... Look To W an t-A d s NEW HOMES WOULD Uhu tu sh u n my bantu with I ur S f t * Near heaytUl A sUalu. Fh. I AND 6 BSDROOMS 1, m , AND 2 BATHS BY SHOEMAKER FHA, VA A Convontlonol F in a n cin g ! SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL COME AND SEE THIS ONE 3 Bedroom, 2 both, Lovelr cantor lot with 13 young trees. 2 Years old. SUS down by owner. Fh. FA HM1.______________ RAVENNA PARK TRAILER LOT ter IW t *► AND bite Minor ou S t « 4 W. uI fn ls s d o flpriais. H ilM IDYLLWILDE Ft. uunur lot, putlo, sou* Wu Have Bsuuril New Homes Now Voder Construction. end uI Mobile A rt. M. And A row Nearly Com. Scbmmaa. TE M U A pitted! ATTRACrtVI $ Wt Can Also Cnuls* M M Abu* kUUSU. VM A Home Just Far Ysn. k it aquiyyad, For Conpiuti isJernatiou • i s i n s . FA MMA Sou or Call Y u* Ravenna Fnrk - IdyHwtlde W E L A E A APARTMENT!: Ro o m pHfltu bath*, U4 EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT W , First * Stenstrom Rfealty 2fTfI.lt IWA1E my drum, ham* with reliable couple. CuU I l l - t M after • pan. VA - FHA Property Management A 9nlw Froker Jim Hunt Really Offers for your selection these Beautiful I, 9, 4 4 Bedroom Government 111 N. Fait FOR QUICK SALE • BEDROOMS A dun Ron. I M s, flowing wad. Appraisal Pins tod t o n s $te rates 24,IM. Sufl ter II TA M W cash. Rot 29, Stafard Her­ ald. | BEDROOMS, Utcbm uqulp* pud Hows. Fuscud jrurd. NEAR HOSPITAL «T» tnuuth. FA M S *. Sou this Mat > bedroom homo nt 1201 E. 4th St. Conor ffEWLY duuuntod A part***. Water A lights furs. Stl location with 2 lots, deep well with sprinkler system, Elm. storage house. Only 110,500 NICELY (urn. Upu. Park terms. Apts, 1TIT Fork Ah P I RORERT A. WILLIAMS FA 21113. • Realtor S-BEDROOM fu n . Raymond Lundquist, Asto. block homs itutr downtown. FA 2-9051 Atlantic Bank Bldg $75 n o . FA 23641F u r n ish e d spu. n s mu.; funlfted, Ho. Fh. fa m I .'ASSELBERRY. 2 Bedrooms, Ilk baths, central air, beak Elcctris kitchen. Walk to school. tlM down, |N.OO per mo, pays aU. TE 4-21*8. FHA - VA GOVERNMENT HOME* STORY I room Asm s Hums . Unfura. Ouou la. FA 14477.___________ 2 AND I BEDROOMS 1 AND SXBATHS Moat EStebsM Equipped Down Payment From FHA $100 VA ItlCELY tun. Urfu 3 bad■ room, 2 bsth Apt. Adults FA 2-5600, 1012 1 Ave. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ■ BEDROOMS, term so door, kitchen equipped. Good wa­ ter. f63 per mo. FA 1-6116. We Cat Qualify You For On* Of These Outstanding Home Buys In Minutest B BEDROOM house. 2 full baths, kitchen equipped, Ra* i verms Park. Call FA W045 | or FA 2-4T90. For Complete Tnformitlon, Sea Or Cell Your S BEDROOM house, kitchen •quipped, 111 W. 10th S tm t. ■ Pb.F A S.U 94. FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low A s $100 Monthly Payments From $48.50 To nuke the boat home buy, soo the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & SWEETIE PIE Al l 1 3 BEDROOM, 1 hath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be­ ing transferred. Must sell. FA 2-2910. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fla. room. Fenced yard. Corner of 23rd A Magnolia. *13.900. 322-9426 after 6 p. m. 1 BR. Home, 2 baths, Fla. room. Fenced yard. Rea­ sonable down paymt. Ph. 322-6166 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths. Screen­ ed carport. Nice yd. K1L equipped, tow dn. paymt. FA 2-5310. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM III N. Park Ava FA 34123 Seminole Realty 1991 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime 19. SitaaOens Wanted YARDS cleaned, small Items hauled or moved. Junk pick­ ed up might pay for labor. FA 2-7539 or FA 2-4223. Jim Hunt Realty PRACTICAL Nurse will care ter elderly people la my home. Pk. FA 2-9135. Office FA S-ttlS Night FA M M Child Care. FA 2-B74. IM-97W MM Park Br. l anterl. Fla. DAYS WORK. FA 2-27*. LOVELY 2 Bedroom block HEIFER 19 months old, |75. Home with separate din­ FA 1-0171. ing room. Large screened east porch. Located on 21. Beauty SntoM large corner tot with fruit, oak A magnolia trees. > Hatel Porter Beauty Shop Car garage. By owner Ph. Cold Wave 96.00 complete 1194 W. 25th St. FA 1-1321 FA 2-4199. Harriett's Beauty Nook NEW GA. BRICK Eve Appt'i. 9 Sr. Beauticians 9 BR. Hi Baths. Immediate FA 3 5742 delivery. Less than Rent. 195 So. Oak NO DOWN PAYMENT to PERMANENT Wave Special Vets 3K'« off regular prices. Open Evenings by appt. TEE ’N GREEN Free parking lot. Servlets (20th St. to Upiala Rd. from tip to tip. turn North at Church) Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Open 11 i . m. is 5 p. m. 314 Palmgtto Ave. dally. Also Sat. A Sun. Phonn door (1) 322-0634 3 BEDROOMS, lVk baths. Phone door (9 ) 322-9525 Swimming pool. Fum. or unfurn. 121 Laka Dot Dr, 22. Halid - Point • Repair Sunland. REPAIRS — Remodeling - One-llour Seminole Apply in Friday. 27. Bpndol Bnrrteoo SINGER SALES A SERVICE Dial Operator -A sk For— W X 6900 Air-Conditioning II. b . p o p e c o „ INC. 2oo Sn. Park Ava. FA 14234 SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa tloi, etc, Free eaUmate. Ph. 122-350*. TREE SERVICE Complete Lawn Service Free Estimates FA 2-43T VACUUM CLEANER REPA IRS PARTS BALKS ELECTROLUX. Hoover, Kir by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E Filtsr Queen, etc. Free pickup end delivery. Serv­ ing Sanford for over 15 year*. Bonded and licensed. FA 9-4765. FREE E 8T W A T B PL tTyhatotertof ft Mattrna ran* mtee. i Items. 19* Falcon 7N al­ avatlag. New ft Ueed Fund* i ture. Call Nix Reddlog M fg. t Co., st TW Catory Ava. — oes Refrigerator. FA m t v . ” , Radio and WANTED MtaMa couple Is 1 taka ay maatkly payeeants 1 ad $19.34 aa l camplate an Tiller. 9 hp. mw reema ad fonftare. Call extra parte. Small T l f t llll, Casselberry, eelj tractor and attach2 bp. G. E. shallow lM t i i i “ imp. Ph. TE 9-334* 3 4 , A rticles F o r S o ls ’ Additions — Family Rooms —Reasonable — Financing Piano Tanmg aad Repair Arranged — FA 2-9349 — W. L Hannon — FA 3-4223 Work direct with Carpenter. WASHING Machine Service 25. Plwnbinff Service* Erie Estimates on Repairs Jdtl) Hiawatha 122-7963 HINSON * HEARN PLUMBING CONTRACTING FOR YOUR SAFETY Reoalra A Water Ileatera DRIVE with headlights on FREE ESTIMATES Sava your battery 294 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 Install Safety See switch Geneva Mfg. Corp. PLUMBING Ideas, Designed A developed Contracting Repairs General Machine Work FREE ESTIMATES Welding R. L. HARVEY Ph. Geneva 349-4121-1131 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3393 26. Radio A Television 29. Automoblla Bnrvlcn PREVENT AUTO GLASS TV BREAK DOWNS INSTALLED AU tube*. Including picture tube, checked for 93.00. Call Senknrik Glass and Paint Mooney AppUanco Service, Company 1219 Magnolia Pb. FA 2 4622 FA 3-0697. m O L-M O NIH Used Car SI. S t ® 4. Park Ave., 322 9411. Artkloo Wonted Good condition only, i. Ph. FA 24171 after m. $ JJ ** Automobile* "TracE* *r b u y in g a n e w . . j | USED CART Aattwobflm us RANK Tracks PONTIAC coupe, I, Ight trana. No rust, Next best tea NEW WDE-TRACK _ tea___ gfv9 thktk USED W/DETJWCKS FCJ-76A a fo o fc-i • • 62 F O R D F A IR L A N E 500 4 Doer fleden, V S, Automatic Trane., Radio and Heater C4*IA 61 C H E V R O L E T C O R V A IR 4 Doer, 4 Cylinder, Ante. Trana., Air Cond, Heeler C4-19A 61 FO RD F A IR L A N E 1 Deoe Redan, 4 Cylinder, XC4-9A 61 FO RD Healer, Auto. Trane. 1961 Bonneville CONVERTIBLE. L e « e 1 ona-ewner, equipped with power aim ing, p o w e r brake*, automatic trana. m l a e l n n , radio, heater, whitewall (Ire*. The beet convertible buy In towel ONLY G A L A X IE 4 Dour Sedan, V-6, Standard Trana., Radio, Heater F A IR L A N E 500 61 FO RD C O U N T R Y S E D A N 9 Cyl., Aete. Trana., Ragle, Heater, Padded Daah A Vlaor F A IR L A N E 500 1960 Catalina Doer hardtop, pewer •quipped. Very ehcan. ONLY Te*a Sedan, 4 Cylinder, Auto. Trana., Hadio, Heater FC1-94A 60 FORD F A L C O N FC9-97A 60 D O D G E F A IR L A N E And now in aluminum It's the StarCraft. The aluminum Una that woe lor superior to all other makea display, •d at the Chicago boat •how, Wa hero them far you. Em rapte: 14' Stermlst fur only 1644 makes others look sick. Added attraction; we must make room for these MW Um boat# by closing out Larson, Cutter, FsbuglM, Feather Croft k Meyers. B i r g t i i t like) $1330 14* Loxoon |T»I. 44 bp. *796 Kvlnrude (IN. Go. tor 16' trailer 9110. Hurry while they test. Robeoq Sporting Goods, Dowtowu Sanford, FA M041. Watch ro x T u i CLEANEST Best Buy Used Can IN TOW N 1958 RAMBLER TOM 4-deer i equipped With V*« engine, antem e t l e trana., pewer ■teerlag end brakes, re* die end heater, keaetle l-tene blue. Thm ear g o e d m eckeakellr end e k e s threogheet. Yean today far eiiy • > 795 1961 TEM PEST 4-deer STATION WAG* ON, equipped with Pam* tlae'e economy engine and I-apeed iron*, ra* dte * heater. A ee dean ear, g te f attractive vinyl A good baste l i l t Ihrouahout end can ha baughl thja weekend far 7595 1957 CADI L U C FLEETWOOD 4 -door »rdsn equipped with automatic tra n a , power steering and brakes, ra* dlo A heater, atr condi­ tioned. A Tory appeal* ing car. clean aad a t chanlrally right. Yen can go first dam for only . • • Save! Save! TC9-7A 59 B U IC K AT 4 Door, Hardtop LlHalire V-S, Power Steering end Hrakaa, Radio and Haatar TUI-9A 59 T H U N D E R B IR D I Done Hardtop V-9, Auto. Trana., Ponar Steering and Brakte, Radio and Heater SANFO RD IT . B n t o • M a tn tp 46' x 10* wide house trailer. 2 Bedroom. Alum, awning A truck. Lot 72, Path Ave. Trlr. CL, FA 7095 XCI-7IA 60 FORD 519 Ee First St. Highest offer. XC4-IA 2 Door Sedan, 6 CyL, Standard Trana., Radio, Heater To Their New Location — 1944 DODGE, m Palm Placu. SPACE 6 D*or Wagon, V-6, Auto. Trane-, Radio, Heater HAS MOVED E a te r* T H IS X Door Redan, 4 Cylinder, Auto, Tran*., Radio, Heater Fiat Dealer 441 4401 prise, Fli. RENAULT. A-l cond. See The Hottest Buys In ’64 Trade-Ins! 60 FO RD Chrysler — Plymouth — Valiant paymaute eallcnl eondlltea. B**t alter, WIK-TRACK FC3-S2A BRASS M0T0RSI tm •oml old model for any •tttUy tad ymi tab* up Am at 104 N. Myrtle- Call 322 9M3 or 1 » I * 2 L C fa tV U U K S l! C3-91A . , ] ly equipp'd w t* power and a t m . Wlfl take 9914. or AMBASSADOR C D S . 61 F O R D . ft. 1 • $ ' • MIRCVRY Monterey ful­ 14 FT. PACEMAK&A ■bout bast and traitor, ax* END OF MONTH CLEARANCE USED 9 Deer ftedaa, Y-i, Ante. Trana., Radio, Ilea tar, P/B C b iw iu v d n q . | — the FURNITURE CENTER, DUTCH M ia NURSERY An­ 1100 French Ave. nuals ready now. Upsala Rd. Near Mayfair Golf CUSTOMER 36 Courie. Went bankrupt, and we war* forced to reclaim '63 Modal i BLOOMING Rose* on Chero­ Dial-O-Malic Zlg Zag, Like ) kee itoek. All other kind* New. Does Decorative Sew­ of Nureery shrubbery and ing, M a k e a automatic trees. buttonholes, sews on but- IM Gray Shadows Nursery tona, Embroiders, monoa 0 311. S. on Sanford Avt, grami, darns, p a t c h e s , < tacks ft hems, .vsiume ra- — 33. Fornttwrw m lining 4 payment* of Used furniture, appliances, 14.71. Pb. FA 2-9637. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry'i Mart SIS Sanford Child Craft Dictionary, and Cyclo-Teacher. Like saw. Ave. Ph. FA 9-4192. NEW HOME Sewing Ma­ Sell Ui Your Furniture. chine with buttonhole at­ Quick Service With the tachment. FA 2-7960. Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. PA 3-0*77. OIL SPACE HEATER, Cole­ man 50,000 BTU. Good con­ An lnveatmant, not an asdition. $23. Phone 3H-TI01. penae. Call PA 2-5412 for expert advloa on a Herald NEW Perfection Heater, 6700 a liverUiing campaign. BTU. $23. 41T W. Uth St. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AU Typea and Sites We Repair aad Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 19. Situation* W anted STOP PAYING RENT Come out to TEE NtfREEN IRONING at home. 322-7791. Orth St. to Upsala Rd. MATURE experienced Secre­ at Church, turn North.) tary needs employment. 3 Aad let me show you what Day week preferred. Box 3it, you can gel for $65 month. c ii Sanford Herald. NO DOWN PAYMENTS U> VeU Sales Office Upitala Rd. g k k k n b r ia r Open tl a. ui. to 5 p. m. Choice lul» available In Grreobrlar of Loch Arbor Daily ortrluuking gulf course. Also Saturday A Sunday Custom liuildlng to your specification. Grceubrlar developed by KINGS WOOD BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-9074 110 N. Park Ave. 3234550 JOHN E. FOX REALTOR 3 C A rtk te s f o r S E LIVESTOCK HORSE AUCTION Monday alto, Nov. A S u n s at 1 9 - m. Ismktioa Econ R uth Steblei, Nwy. 50 at BUhki C ite ft Oeod hrakaa Weit« * pleatwa a*d atoek KENMORE Irower; 9' l I I ' steel wall pool with filter; boreei. Trade, Buy or Sell round black coffee table. anytime Saturday and Sun­ day. Also regiatered quart­ 322-7021. er horse*, Far Infa o i l « M M REVERE Clue-Zoom 177-4661, Orlande. Camara. Elect.-eje-raitle, rarely used. $05. 922-7102. 31 A. Pots ---------------------------------------- i COCKER. PiN poodte. L em READY M IX Concrete, win* dew allle. Untele, itepa, children. Free. FA I-91M. blocks. Band, cement, rock, pipe, Heel, graase trays, COLLIE. Femalo pup. Sahl*. dry walls, stepping atone*. 4 weak* old. Hai ibote aad Miracle Concrete Co. wormed. PA 2 7940. 909 Elm Ave. FA t-575 i 32. Flowtru * Shrubs OCTOBER special. BUshela SPECIAL Sato of oaeoa Plu* $1.99. U n it 1 please. ArmyNavy Surylua. Sanford Ava. tnoea Palma. Large base, liekl grown. 3 for 95.00. J. "PeroenaUy, I prediet th a t th e eun wiN shin* tod ay, il FOR A good selection ed Sod C. hiker, 3te ml. West of ft doesn't rain, or isn't otrercattl hand heaters, refrigerator* Sanford on Highway 46. end elec, stoves, retoa to Sales Broker presser f«>r new Martinlzing plant. Shopping Center. person Thurs, or Aate Otern, Tup* ft flutt O m n 3 1 . pMtttvy - UroaUwft SOU TH W A RD 12. Real E sta te For Sale By Nadine Sshxcr H , A o U u u M o fta r r te * a U W .« d ftt.P A M N R ALL WORK OUARANTBBD Seminole Realty it U AUTO GLASS A SEAT COVER CO. Real Estate—Mortgagee 111 N. Park Are. 3B-Z4M XoUaway, Hospital * Baby Xanana Park FA S74M Beds. Call Evenings at By Day, Weak, ur Month FA M W NO S-U34 FA 2W92 CARROLL’S FURNITURE Fh. FA S61S1 US W. 1ft St. A GRACIOUS HOME with a lot of space for family liv­ 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH ing. Oh yas, a swimming ON FIRST ST. pool Is Included for the ROSA L. PAYTON COMPLETELY REMODELED family fun! 9 bedrooms, 2 Reg. Real Estate Broker SPIC AND SPAN baths, Urge Fla. room and FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY double carport. 117,000 with Phone 222-2744 for inspection. 15. Buslnaafl Opportunity attractive terms. t BEDROOM and I bedroom SERVICE Station for lease. Houses. FA 2-3619. Good location. Only small capital needed by right | BEDROOM Like front Home 1M1 S. Park Av*. man. FA 3-4342. on Crystal Lake. »UX). 3 FA 2-5232 anytime Bedroom. Lake J e s s u p . MODERN Coin Laundry. City 1100. For lease—S Acre BY OWNER, 9 bedroom, 1* water. Sewer. T e r r a s i o bath homo. One bedroom farm ft house. |6S. Avail* floor. Enclosed. Going busi­ has separata entrance, can able Nov. 25th. Shown by ness. Total 915,000, 13,000 be rented for income. Will appointment. down. Midway T-J1», (W. to d e for smaller place. GEHR REALTY Park) 5 to 9 p. m.________ Shown by appointment. Call FA 2-3561 FA 2 9146. 16, Female Hrip W anted fcmCIENCY Apartment on WOMAN to keep house. Live First S t Near 2 city free DREAM HOME in the coun­ in. FA 2-6649. try. West 6 miles. Llko mw , parking lots and shopping luxury Interior. Superb cab­ stores. No utility chsrgss. BEAUTICIAN Wanted. Ph. Suitable lor eouple or sin­ inets, closets, paneling, cork FA 2-5742 Days, FA 2-3453 floor*, delightful kitchen gle, also retired people. Evening*. with built-in rang* A oven; FA 2-4712.' Inquire Jacobson 2 targe bedrooms; ntes land 17. Male Help Wanted Dept. Store.____________ ■coping. 918,900 for quick Need Route Man lor deUvery T. IlualaoM R en tals •ale. of fuel oil. Must be honest, 1,000 sq. ft. FLOOR spec#, reliable A able to figure. suitable for ofifee or store. Apply at the Pure OU Co., FA 2-3535. 604 W. 8th. INVESTMENT A REALTY 9 . For Soto nr R en t 116 N. PARK AVE. 312-9179 CARPENTERS experienced a BEDROOM CH House, JUST O U T S I D E OF THE only for form work. Hollo­ way Concrete. F.\ 2-3362 kitchen equipped, near CITY — Near intersection for interview. Winn DU It. Call FA 2-5598. for Interstate 4— A coiy 3-bdrm. house surrounded 18, Help Wanted LARGE 9 Bedroom Houses, by lovely tree*. Very at­ 1 A 2 bslhi. By owner. 205 tractive, l a r g e Barbecue First Class Waitresses, Bar­ E. 25th St. tenders. Chef. Apply In per­ setting in the back. Also son to Robert Raines, Capri a utility room A a garage LARGE 4 Br. older llama on Rest. with shower. ALL OF THIS lake. In Lake Mary. Many FOR 17,100 with atrractive W A N T E D — Experienced cstrai. $175 month lease or terms. will sell. FA 2 7752. spotter and cleaner — Also RENT A BED tw> Ktroli Fri, Not. 1, 3 ru R x . a Adults. Xu puts. FA «$■$. tl* 1 1 Rual B n to tt F ur M b b u t * Fur M o i IS . M 4 ft. For I M BILL HEMPHILL HOLLER Motor Sale* COMPANY Your Authorised Ford Dealer For Seminole County MOTORS, Inc. 2nd. ft Palm etto Strickland - Morrison, Inc. SOI W. la t St., Sanford FA 2-0231 PH: FA 2-4231 308 E. F irst St. W inter Park M I T-4914 FA 2-1481 * PONTIAC • BUICK n RAMBLER 2505 8 . P a r k FA 2-0861 * �PLAiD STAMP PRIZES 2701 — ORLANDO AVE. ON HIGHWAY 17-92 Price* and fret offer* In thin advertisement are good through Saturday. November 2 only it the new Sanford AJkP RIGHT” SHORT SHANK SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SHANK On* 14 m . loaf of Jim Parker While Bread will be given away absolutely free to the first 100 cuatomera visiting thla mw store Saturday, November 3._________ HALF FLA. OR GA. SHIPPED DRESSED & DRAWN LIMIT 3 WITH FOOD ORDER Special! SU P E R -R IG H T ’* H E A V Y W ESTERN ST E E R BEEF SATU RD A Y , N ovem ber 2 • • • • One 1-Lb. CAN Vacuum Packed TOP ROUND T-BONE SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE Your Choice EASTERN WHITE AAP BRAND GRADE A 4 9 1P O T A T O E S With the purchase of a 110.00 or more order. ! IONA RRAND FULL PACK FANCY GREEN 4 9 **P 0 L E BEANS FIRM GOLDEN RIPE HOOD-LIQUID For D IS H E S - 39- B A N A N A S BUY ONE GET ONE FREE POUND LADY BETTY P R U N E SPE C IA L! A & P’s R EA LLY FRESH INSTANT COFFEE 40-OZ. SAVE! A & BOTTLE P’s O W N W H IT E BEA U T Y 4 N liiU IN IN IN IN IN IR IN IN iU IN IM IH iN M IN iN !N IN i« i< il« iN ii:!R iitiN i« iN i* iN iN iN i« iN iiiN iU iR iU iN IN in iU lN lilN : • m WARWICK CHOC. COVERED THIN I JANE PARKER DELICIOUS I GREEN GIANT TENDER APPLE SWEET ! SAVE! WHITE EVAPORATED Carton Of 13 - Fluid Ounce C an a / 4 \ HOUSE �* •» Less Than 50 Per Cent Vote Seen In Seminole mmm The State Board a t Control Less than 50 percent of Seminole County'* lG.GOt reg has announced It will m ike Ita istered voters Is expected to selection of one at 23 sites in turn out Tuesday to express six counties at ita Dec. • their respective choices on meeting at Boca Raton. How* state and county issues, se­ ever, It has been learned that lect three of four candidates the County Commission will for school trustee and, in the be apprised beforehand if a city, elect two commission­ Seminole site Is under con­ sideration so that soil boring* ers. Gov. Farrii Bryant already and other tests may be mad* has been quoted a? expressing before Dec. 9. • • • concern over the voters' apathy toward three amend­ Also to be voted oa Tueaments to the state constitu­ day are three amendments t* FRED IHSTLINE RAY SLATON DONALD BALES EARL HIGGINBOTHAM TI10S. S. MtDONALD A. L. WILSON the state constitution; tion. 1— To change the date fof The county's 23 polling places will be open for voting election of governor and cab* inet members to an off-prcil* from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tues­ dentist election year. day. 2— To permit tba Stale t* * • • Main Issue of local Interest sell 975 million In bonda fof espital outlay in new uni* Is the race between Mayor Thomas S. McDonald and versifies and Junior collegea former Mayor Earl Higgin­ and other institutions of high* botham for McDonald's seat er learning. 3 — To permit tha Stite W EATHER: P artly cloudy through Tuesday; high today In tipper 7 0 s; low to n ig h tjn 00s. on the City Commission. Both Board of Conservation to seQ NO. 5,1 candidates have been cam­ SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 56 United P re ss L*a««d W ir* Established 1908 MON., NOVEMBER 4, 19611 paigning vigorously , . . but revenue bond* for Iho pur* the public has shown little in­ chase of lands for recreation* terest in the contest. Winning al purposes and for watef [i candidate will lie sealed for conservation. three years ★ ★ ★ Former .Mayor A. L. Wilson is unopposed for re-election to his fourth term on the City Commission. He Issued a statement today, which reads, JOHN KEIM in part: "If elected to serve Alert Sanford police, aided There was a flurry of ex­ another term I will, as In the by a stroke of good fortune, citement this morning nt the past, strive to represent you, apprehended two tinned exLegion fair grounds with last the people, fairly and Imparronvlcts early t in lay in connec­ minute preparations in prog­ ttally in your city govern­ tion with th? safe burglary of ress for today's official open­ ment. Working always for or­ TALLAITASSF.E (UP!) a grocery store on French ing of the fair. derly growth and expansion, A quarter of Florida's 2.1 Avenue earlier. City and County officials kerplng the best inlerest of million eligible voters are ex* In Sanford City Jail are ., .. . will be on hand at 5 p m. for our taxpayers in mind, so as pec ted to mark their ballota Eugene lintteli, 31, and Clnr- j 1)0,0 i) L iLIU 'O llO U the ribbon rutting ceremony to give a maximum of bene­ Tuesday with tha prim* is* nice .Moore, .If, Ixith Negroes. TALLAHASSEE (Ul'l) — that will signal the opening They were charged with sus­ Enrollment In Florida's 28 fits and services for the low­ sue* of eollega construction of a week of festivities at the ■ml state elections in tha bal­ picion of breaking ami enter- junior colleges Ihia fall to­ est tax dollar." annual Legion Fair held south • • • ance. I ing the Little General Store, talled 50,031, School Supt. of Sanford on Highway 17-92, Wilson also urged all quali­ The ballott will be clut­ :UlU French Avenue, Thomas 1). Bailey reported Trophies and rihlxma will be fied voters "in go to the polls tered with local issues in When the pair was xlinrc- today. uwr.nl ctI to the winning ex­ iilld siq q n a l Hie s ta le wide many of the large counties, hended nround 2 a. m., n snmli hibit* and outstanding live­ safe containing more than |t>00 Rights Bill Urged amendment on higher educa­ but interest will be centered Note on the spindle: "A lit stock entries. tion along with our local coun­ ■round a |75 million bond sat found in the trunk of WASHINGTON (Ul'l) - ty issue In order to provide tie bit or fun snd impish mis­ The large tent housing the amendment for college con­ their automobile, along with Hep llichard Bolling. I)-M»., chief went out of our lives livestock is packed with a funds for litis most worthy struction nml a proposal ta lutrgarly tools. tears that congressional (all this morning. We found our variety of animals including cause." switch election year* of tha • • • ure to enact an clfertivc civil kitten dead in the street. Our such things a* turkeys, chick­ Another race which has not governor and Cabinet. A .38 caliber pistol was also rights bill might lead to rare excited much interest is Ute daughter's heart is broken, of ens, donkeys, rabbits, goats, Alio on the statewide ticket found in the automobile when riot* amt "actually wreck the elotqlnn of Ihere school trus­ course, but she'll get over it. cows and horses. la a proposal to authoriia tba Officer* Lariy llnnnick There are many outstanding I'niied Slate*." If you were the driver of that tees. Seeking re-election for Cabinet to finance the pur­ ill ItomMey made thi­ car, don't feel that we blame display* prese u.V-1..........uth two-year lerm* arc Ilona Id chase of recreational land Hunt Bodies you — kittens are small and organisations . T the cu nuv Bales, Fred llisllino and Ray nress with bond monlee. ll was n speeding offense quick and hard to see. But depicting their many activi­ NEW YU UK (Ul’l)—Police Slaton. Also in the race Is a Ih e three statewide Issuea which load to Ihe pair's down­ today continued dragging the do drive carefully — little ties. newcomer, John Kelnt, re­ — all constitutional amend­ fall. The Sanford Garden Club children are small and quick, Harlem River for the bodies tired Army man front Lake- ments — cannot go on tha Officer Hamrick stopped of three persons killed with of-tiie-Woodjl too." has an outstanding boiticulbook* without approval of tha • • • flatten'* n o l o in u it i 1 e for eight others when their rar tore exhibit. The Home Dem­ Voters also will pass on a speeding in Iho vicinity of the hurtled a low barrier at Hie 2.75 mlllage for the school votcra. SIGN OF TIIK TIMES: A onstration Clubs, American The college bond proposal, store on Fieitch Avenue. At fiMit of a dead-end street and district and a one mill levy helicopter s e e n spraying Bed Cross, Santoi.i-Semlnole whleh ia expected to psse doI’ll-E -lJI* O F T H R E E CA R S, ono ntop th e o th e r , tvns fnntnatit*, law nfthe tilna tlm officers had no plunged into Ihe water. groves near Lake Mary early Art Aasorintiun and many lo­ for the school building and spite a warning by Gov. F*rknowlidge of the store burg­ this morning. iio ertt rep o rte d t hi s itiiiniing jit tellin g u l u am u ah -u p on th u S t. Jo h n s cal industries are presenting ho* reserve fund. rli Bryant that “voter apa­ « • • lary. However, on pus.-dng the Troops Dig In attractive displays, ns are R iv e r britltfe n o rth w e s t of Lake M onroe. Of prime interest to ill thy" could kill It, drew sup­ The North Orlando Civic some of the individual com­ market the officers noticed It it All AT, Morocco (Ul’l) — comity voters I* the county is­ port from Sen. George A, Aisociation will meet at 8 munities. bad been broken into, and, on Heavily arrnrd Moroccan and sue. If approved Tuesday It Sms th en , (D-Fla.) and State p.m. today In the Civic Build­ checking the inside, discovered Algerian troops dug in today will permit the County Com­ The mohile X-rny unit of Rep. Fred Karl of Dayton* ing for the regular monthly the Tuberculosis Association the safe had hern taken and at Hie Moroccan desert town mission to continue in Its ef­ Beach Sunday. meeting. will tie on hand to give free the food rnunler wrerked. of Figuig. where fighting ha* forts to ha vo the proposed Karl Is sn announced candi­ • • • X-rays, They* then found the safu in Hared despite * ceasefire East Central Florida four- date fur governor in 1964 os County Agent Cecil Tucker i'ago Combined Shows ha* the men's cur. between llie two North Afri­ year state university located the Democratic ticket, said t o d a y the "Citrus set up a midway to provide Police Chief Iloy Williams can nations. In Seminole County. Smathers warned la a Garrett’s Department Store School" has been postponed fun and thrills for young and • • • said his department is investi­ speech at Fort Pierct that tha rontrol of his car In approach­ One molnrht was injured will hold an Open House from gating the possible connection Fire Curbed from Tuesday (tomorrow) old with their latr.st amuse­ Five sites In the county state’s population Increased evening to Nov. 12. and a bridge tender and hi•> ing the entrance to the St 7 until 9 p m. Thursday at of llntten slid Moore with ment rides and sideshows. MIAMI <UPll—Everglades have been proposed, one of­ by 78 per cent between 1930 • • e Julms Itivcr bridge at the School children will be ad­ wife escaped injury at about it- new location, 200 F.ast other burglaries and break-ill* Fire Control Chief Guy J. fered gratis by Ihreo property and I'Jtin and "now is tha northwest corner of Lake First Street, tin* former Traffic on the busy I»ng- mitted free on Tuesday and in the area recently, lie spec!- Bender »aid Sunday that a owners. However, If llie State time to set if we don’t want 2 a in. Sunday when three Monroe. wood-Oviedo fload was dir­ Wednesday with their special Yowell Store. fled thx Homs Builders Sup­ change In wind direction Board of Central should se­ to slip out of the space age ected by North Orlando Vol­ passes and are eligible for the cars slacked up atop each The officers reported Du­ Business .it Ihe present lo­ ply Company on West Sent- Brought under control an lect one of the other four sites hack into the horie-and-bugunteer police (or the Hallo­ free prires to In- gisen away, . other and the bridge lender's laney's ear jumped a guard cation, 323 East First Street, Itiole Boulevard. The firm was Everglade* lire which had it must he purchased. gy era.” ween spooks ami goblins out rail, smashed into the parked will be closed after toduy. home nearly wrecked. The vole Tuesday will de­ broken into Inst week and a covered parts of Miami with trick ortreating last Thurs­ Isaac Dulaney J r . 30, nt car of the bridge tender. Matt J. M Garrett, manager. In snf» containing about $110(1 a b l a n k e t of smoke. termine Ihe County Coinmlv day night. Orlando, su Bering (rout in­ Dili. In the smash-up, Util’s . annnuncmg plans for the stolen. .hjR, if one of (hose four sites Drowns In Canal • • • crIehratiun> mU MIAMI BEACH (Ul’l) — ternal injuries, was reported ta r ended up atop a parked ()p(.„ is selected, may call for a 17 Killed The public hearing on Cas­ Martin Lawrence, 71, drowned in "fairij good" condition to­ compact car, with Dulaney* , t(M, ,hat ,tll.r(. wi|| I* door The FBI files in Daytona sperial election by the rounty MIAMI (U PD -Seventeen selberry'* new roning ordin­ day at Seminole Memorial car atop Dili’s. prires, Including a set of lleuch show that llntten and Iter sons died in Florida week- freeholders to approve or re­ when he fell Into a canal, po­ ance will be held at 7:30 p.m. Hospital The ear also damaged llie -ilverplate and that Hie first .Moore both have long record* end traffic accidents Hut in ject a hmd .issue to raise lice said. A wumun heard hla today in the Women’s Club screams nml railed police but S t a t e troopers, sheriff's bridge lender's home in the MO women attending will lie nt breaking and entering and eluded f o u r double-fatality minis for Ihe purchase of (lie Reareb was being pushed deputies and Constable Bob middle of the bridge. Mrs. Building on Ovcrhrook Drive. they were too lata to aava site ami subsequently pre­ presented a carnation. safe-cracking offenses. crashes. Frank Garcia, «t, of • * • for two Negro "muggers" who Carroll said that Dulaney lost Dili had just left her bed­ him. sent It to the state. Mrs. A. E. Mullein, who W. E. Matbcs, mnnager of Tampa, died at a hospital For the kiddies shout to beat and robbed Thomas Bush room moments before the -pent the first dollar at the the Little General store, said Sunday night from injuries re­ write Santa Claus, his address and his wife, Wimtrll Bu*h, crash. Officers said Dulaney present location, will lie given the break in early Ihia morn­ ceived Friday night when with the new 7.1P code num- at about II p.m. Saturday was thrown from bis car and anoth r dollar to make any ing was tlm second time hi* struck by a ear in Tampa. be* is North Pole 99701. Or when they closed the Semi­ smashed a porch upright. \ purchase of her desire at storu had been burglarised nole package stoic oa HighVote Tomorrow so, Postmaster Cecils Heard Officers estimated damage the new store thus giving within a month. He said the Ex-Frcmicr Loses way trt East. reports. nt 18,000—Jl.nno to the guard (Jurrett ihe unusual distinc- store wus damaged uixiut 110 ATHENS (Ul’l)—The mod s • s Mrs. Bnih, who manages for rail. $1,000 to Ihe house and | thm of having the two "first when the burglar* destroyed crate (.'enter Union party, North Carolman in town this the store, lost $200 of her per­ The announcement that Mel­ Si OfiO to the three autoino- dollars" spent in his business. a counter to reach the cyl­ which charged that Greece's morning, saying he is inter­ sonal money. Store receipts vin Lune, maiotenunen super­ biles. On Bit play will be old fix­ indrical floor safe. last elections were fraudulent, ested in placing a new radio were not stolen. visor at the 111.11 I’lant, has tures from the Yowell store defeated f o r m e r Premier Chief William* noted there Bush reported when they station in the area. in contrast In new modern has been a "large number (if C o n s t a n t i n e Car,tin,in• • • cdosed the store they found accepted the position of Flrr Chief for the new (iio b-rvilie fixture* in the building Also brrak-tn* in Sanford, Orlando Its’ comeback bid today but a flat tire on his car, the tire Mrs. H. E. Porter went on display will be Garrett’s and Daytona Beach recently. apparently f e l l short of Volunteer Fire Department, •hopping Saturday and dis­ valve removed. Mrs. Bush was made today by James collection of museum pieces We believe the arrest of thesy enough votes to govern alone. covered saleswoman Kosa (are crossed t o a pay telephone to Michael, president of the de­ He bus the Courage including old violins, money men will stop some of them.” rail a service ear and found Hamilton and she have some­ partment. and papers, many of which llatten and Moore were butb GOP Candidate thing in common . . . the t he wires cut. to fig h t for City Lane, n resident of 201 DAYTONA BEACH (U PI>recently released from Hal­ The two masked Negroes A cracked water main on dale back to the lfWOs. same birthday. Nov. IT. They Fairmount Drive in Sunland Ilrp. Charles Holley of St. W o t First Street ranged wit­ ford Prison. were born on the same day then appeared, beat the cou­ Petersburg, an unannounced ple ami fled with Mra. Ilti«h's Estates, takes over us chief ter to be shut off foe about in 19??. candidate ( o r Republic an s • • purse containing her ow n $200, with many years of fire fight­ three hour* in West Sanford Mme. Nhu M ay ing experience served with the Sunday morning before the Russians Stop nomination (or guvernur, said Constable Bob Carroll re­ Postmaster Cecda H at'd I'ii task la. Ohio, Volunteer Fire main rould b« repaired, Stay Awhile Saturday he felt a GOP chief says business U picking up porter! a suspect was ques­ Department. He was trained executive would have no more HEVKIILY HILLS. Calif. U. S. Convoy ljuintus Bay, superintend. . . and not because of tioned and released. BERLIN <UP!)—The So­ trouble with the Legislature at the North American Fire cut ot water distribution for (DPI) —Mme. Ngn Dmh Nhu, Christmas. Says people are He has the Courage Fighting School a t Columbus, file city, said the broken w.i- first lady of the dcpo.ei viets today blocked put-sage Hum s Democrat. returning from the North, of n U. S Army convoy bound Ollio. ter supply line was reported South Viet Nam government, Candidates Report especially migrant workers. to keep City business ■ • • TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) — His first Job with the loot) | around 7:13 a.m. itepalr work kcjit h e n -lf secluded in her for Berlin in a new harass­ Miners Wait ment on Hie vital highway PEINE, Germany (Ul'l) — volunteers will be supervising wasn't romplt-trd until around eighth-floor hotel suite today Midge Woods, Girl Friday Florida's two announced ran and speculation grew that she link connecting the isolated Eleven German miner* once to Judge Hugh Duncan, has didates fur governor, Kep the rqiupping of the lUUU-gal-13 p.m., Bay said. given up for dead waited 187 Meanwhile, a raw water would remain in this country city with the West. th b sign over her desk: Work Fred Karl snd Sen. John Ion fire truck which ha* been The Bu t dans not only held feet underground today for schedule — start at 8, coffee Mathew* Jr., reported today i obtained a* the number one lire broke at Onora Ituad and Iindefinitely, up th« convoy of 41 men in rescue worker* to drill an es­ break (ruin 9 to 11:30, lunch that together they have re- unit in supplying the commun- Highway 17-92, Hie city of-1The U. B. Stale Department to the public from 11:30 to 1:30, coffee eeived contributions to far , tty with modern fire protec- final said. The trouble was ' advised Mme. Nhu by tele- 12 vehicles but asserted they cape shaft ami free them hud the right to determine from the flooded Mathilda totalling $12,213. But they1 tion and which is expected to reported at 2 a.m. and city i gram Sunday that her three break from 2 to 4:30 and quit pro- j iron mine where they have at J. But, she adds, 'Usn't have spent a total of only b* ready for action within the workmen . ompleted repui children in South Viet Nam , how convoys would Paid Poetical Ash. I been trapped nearly M I eeased. 11,578. next two wockj. i .around 10 S DV. " I are oaf*. true. Franklin J . Tonlni, *on of L. Tonini. of 201 Delesplne pointed a J u n i o r officer Drive, DeBary, hai been aptrainee for the U. S. Informa­ tion Agency. After a 10-month training period at an overaeaa post, he will lie assigned to n regular position with USJA. • • • “ Duke" la lost, strayed or atolen. The friendly German ahepberd was gone a few days a weekend age from his own­ e rs’ borne, Mr. and Mra. Wal ter A. Gielow. He returned Tuesday noon "for htneh and hasn't been seen since. The owners say be is a "friendly dog" end may have taken up a new abode and they’d like to have him returned. • • • Sanford letter carriers will be on hand to accept tlekcts at the fun booths end rides at the Legion fair this week. • • • Mrs. Ellen licmpling. daughter of Mr. and Mra. A. C. Phelps, 2020 Orlando Drive, was a model at a benefit fashion show at the Army's Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N, J., when the Officers’ Wives Club raised fundi to adopt a six-year-old Colombian child • • • County Commissioners have slated an Informal session at 9 a.m. Tuesday in County En glneer Bill Bush's office to discuss the county's road building program for the next year. • • • City Commissioners will in sped the old postoffice build ing late this afternoon, dia cussing needs for convertiug it Into a public library, * {City W ill M e t Five To Offices 2 Ex-Convicls Arrested In Safe Burglary Ribbon Culling To Open Fair At 5 P. M. Today 2.1 Million In Stale Eligible To Vole Tuesday nsuuilk... BRIEFS Driver Badly Hurt In 3-Car Pile-Dp Garrett's Open House Thursday Two Sought In Local Robbery Chief Named At Ginderville Cracked Main Earl Higginbotham r*cjisWafer Progress Open # � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 01, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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DRESSED IONA BRAND FULL PACK AAP BRAND GRADE A Choice (LIMIT 3 WITH FOOD FRYERS FREE! FRIDAY FLA. or GA. SHIPPED WHOLE Your 25c Whll. the eupply laeta. D/2-LB. I1UY TWO, GET ONE FREE! La Kona Thin 1-Lh. I’kc. Spaghetti EACH 25c While the aupply Meta. Gold Kina Frmrn Special! D-Oi. I*k(. Onion Rings 39c SP EC IA L! FRESH G O LD E N RIPE HUY ONE, (JET ONE FREE! 1-Lb. Pkg. Hush Puppies BANANAS 29c While the aupply la.ta. BUY TWO, (JET ONE FREE! Original Froien 7-Or. Fk(. Crispy Pizza lO-Ox. Jar Jana Parker »I»er Herr *j % Fruit iA NuU Lb. Ring 99* $^89 21 GIVEAWAY that mill lie ei\cn away over a •I week period. * 1st PRIZE 23.000 PLAIll STAMPS 2nd PRIZE 10,000 PLAID STAMPS ^ Plus .‘ Xy__ 500 FREE PLAID ST AMI’S (Jlvrn Away Every Hour Be Sure To Heiiister For These Prizes Al Your New Sanford AAP iM 39c While the aupply lent*. O ne Can Bordens B lncuits F re e ! With Purrha.a Of lloritene 3 'j-O i. I'ke. Gem Flake Rolls In. Coffee Plaid Stamp While the aupply teste. Gold King Froien 89 300,000 Special! 1IUY ONE, (SET ONE FREE! Cana AAP Really Freeh Fruit Cake 3 PINT CTN. 1-Lb. lb. 25c While the aupply la.I*. nUY O N E , G E T O N E F R E E ! Sea It ra t Vi Gal. Ctn. I.emonade ALL PURPOSE 35c Apples While the eupply leete. F R E S H PO LE EASTERN WHITE Beans Potatoes LARGE HEADS Cauliflower BUY FOUB, GET TWO FREE! Gold Beal M*b. Cana Dog Food While the eupply leete. 4/62c 4 Lb. Bag 39 10 - 39 2 * 29 EACH 29 Your frn m j tome true with PLAID STAMPS M\$»per M arkets P r ir n and free o ffrr. listed in this id w rtn c n c i are good only In our new Hjnfurd AAP Store. �/ Clerk Announces livening Hours In Casselberry The Casselberry town clerk’s office will be open every Wed­ nesday and Friday from 6 until • p. m. through Nov. 22 for the purpose of rotor registration. Mrs. Mary Haw­ thorne, clerk, announced to­ day. Mrs. Hawthorne reports that little interest is being shown by the voters vho must be re registered in the new card file system if they are to east a ballot in the Dee. 2 municipal elections. Registration also may be made during regular office hours from 8 a. m. until noon each Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Offices open in this year's election are those of the mayor, marshal, clerk and two council scats now held by Cliff Overman and George Howard, Cbuia £ d iiw n Altamonte PTA Makes $1,250 On Carnival HOLLINS COLLEGE professors of music, Itoss Hosuzza, rijrht nnil John Carter will present a recital of songs from the early English, French, Gernutn anti con tern jRirnry American repertoiries at i! p.m. Finlay a t the DoBury Community Center. The program opens the season for the DcBary Entertainm ent Association which has scheduled a total of eight presentations this year. Bridge Winners Named By Club Scout Leaders Hold Two sections made up of 15 tables played bridge at this week's meeting of the DcBary Duplicate Bridge Club held Tuesday at the Re­ creation Hall of the DcBary Fire Station. Winners of Section A, dir­ ected by Miss Ethel Johnson, were, NS, first, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baker; second, Mrs. Robert Nichols and Mrs. Clyde Harris and third, Mrs. David Singer and Norman Meyer. EW, first, Mrs. Mary Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daglia and F. It. Frochlich;; second, and tied for third, Mrs. Al­ bert Besom and Mrs. Frank Holder with Mrs. Edna Reil­ ly and il. Guy Chase. Section B. directed by E.Z. Walters, NS, first, Mrs. George Pearsall and Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; second, Mrs. Doyle Driver and William Woodlock, tied for third, Mrs. lairls Weeks and Mrs. Char­ les Hassle with Mrs. Harold Lynch and Mrs. Thornton Smith, EW. first, George Pearsall and E M. Hinkle; second, Mrs. Myron Accarilt and Mrs. Harry Schob and third, Mr. and Mrs. C R Andrews High scores for the month were taken by, first, Mrs David Singer, second, George Pearsall;; third, -Mrs. Wil­ liam Woodlock; fourth, Mrs. Edwin Wachter; fifth, Mr*. Ruth Dlatt and sixth, Mrs. Myron Accardi. TIICIIS.. OCTOBER SI. 10(1:1 COUNTY NEWS District Meeting Special needs in the Boy Stunt program of today a* seen b> a Chaplain, Buy Scout leader and former scuut were given by Rev, Joe Helper Saturday evening in the DeLand Cafeteria. Rev. Helper, who works with NASA person­ nel at die down range track­ ing stations of Cape Canav­ eral, spoke to seouf lead­ ers amt wives at the Annual Awards dinner of the St. John'* District. Robert Klkum of DeLand, training chairman, presented award* to lluU-rt Tillson of Sanford and Ito si Mimdy of lly Julia Itartu* Proceeds in the amount of fl.2."0 taken in at the Alta­ monte Springs PTA Hallow­ een Carnival last Saturday were reported today by Mrs, Louise Kirsehner, chairman. Words of appreciation wrre expresard for all of those who participated to help make the project such a success. The carnival was formally opened with the raising of the flng as the national anthem was played. Cub Scauta form­ ed the honor guard. Judd Walker was master of ceremonies for the awards program and for the corona­ tion of lirure Knoechel as king and Susan Dabbs as queen who were crowned by Miss Nancy of the Romper Room TV show. Winners of prizes for the best decorated booths went fo M| „ Mary Cooksey’a first | grade, first; Mrs. Vada Gun­ ter's second grade, second, and Rupert Jenkins' sixth grade, third. Miss Cooksey and Jenkins are newcomers to the Altamonte School n s this Is their first year to tench there, A total of 21 prizes were awarded for the best costumes in age groups from pre-school­ ers up to sixth gi uilcrs. PAGE 1-A OHS Set For Homecoming B* Bernier Krlsry Annual Homecoming festi­ vities at Oviedo High School, being held today anil Friday under direction of the Stud­ ent Council, will be climaxed during half-time at Friday night's game with the crowning of a Homecoming Queen chosen from among nine girls. Candidates ami their spon sors are Carol Beasley, Drama Club; Alice Fox. Stu­ dent Council; Sheila Partin. The Oviedian; Ann Ridenour, Science Club; Jane Lundy, Lions Tale; Connie Pendarvls, Spanish Club; Judy Jukubcm, Future Homemakers; Barbara Saucer, Beta Club and Maureen Boyle, Library Club. Music for the coronation will he presented by the Sanford Junior High March­ ing Band, which will intro­ duce each girl with fan­ fare The candidate selected by vote of the student body as Iflitt Queen will be crown­ ed by Diane Aulin, last sear's queen. Merritt Staley will preside as master ot cere­ monies. Following the game against Melbourne Central Catholic, the a n n u a l Homecoming Dance will be held in the cafeteria from 10 p. m. un­ til 1 a. m. Music will be pro­ vided by the "Blue Corns.” Festivities of the two-day celebration will begin at tb.'io p. m. today with a bonfire and pep-rally at John Cour­ ier Field. Oviedo High Cheer­ leaders will lead the partici­ pants in tongs and cheers ami llead Football Coach Jim Palmer will introduce the football team. The Linns’ op­ ponent* wilt be burned in effigy after which a snakeline will tie formed on the field to wind its way through Oviedo. On Friday at 3: IS p. m. the Homecoming Parade will start at tho school and end at til* field. Floats in the Public Invited To Inspect Library parade will be sponsored by individual organizations that comprise OHS with nearly By Julia Rarto* all of the floats entered based Members of the Altamonte on the chosen theme. Each : Springs Community Library sponsor will be vying for to p , have announces! that an open honors in decoration. invitation is extended to the All previous students of the public to visit and Inspect the i— . d — l ----1 ... .a * * ----« school arc invited to -attend library during Children's Boog and take part in all home- Week, Nov. 10-16. coming festivities, including Hours sre from 2 until » Friday Night's dance. p. m. every Tuesday, Thurs­ Student Council members day and .Saturday. who arc acting as chairmen of the Homecoming Commit­ The association also an­ tee* are Alice Fox, Sheila nounced plan* to sponsor a benefit card party on Nov. Partin, A1 McCall. Sherry 13 at the Community Housa Waltz, Test Hcllhorn. Marilyn beginning at 2 p. m. Tickets Panin and Jan Beasley, will bo told only in advance and arc available now from any member of the associa­ tion. Admission will be limit­ ed to 30 tables. Those attending may play the game of their 'choice and ire to bring their own card*. There will be Individual table prizes, door prizes snd favors for all. Refreshments will be served. Chairman of the party com­ mittee Is Mrs. Smith Cady. Other members assisting are Mrs. Beulah Kemp, Mrj. K. A. Weise, Mrs. Albert Starke, Mrs. Eugene Taylor, Mrs, Frank Coleman, Mrs. Fred ttaussman, Mrs. A. N. Dirks, Mrs. M. G. Pale, Mrs. Wil­ liam Morrell and Mrs. Keith Nixon. DeLand for outstanding work as troop committeemen. Boh Cleveland and Frank Pacica of Grange City wore awarded Scoliters Keys while Mrs. Pacica and Mr*. Fred Stafford of DeLand and Mrs. Sura Sloudenmlre of Sanford all received the Den Mothers Keys. Gene Mitchell of Orange City was awarded a plaque and lapel pm as a vigil honor member of the order of the Arrow. Tom Albert, district execu­ tive, presented Die new of officers for the coming year. Named were Christian Itehnke of Orange City dis­ Adoption of a an­ trict chairman; Dr. A. II. Woodall of Sanford, vice- nual budget by the Elder chairman and F. C. Winn of Springs Baptist Church was Sanford didrict commission­ announced today by Rev. It. er. Hamilton Griffin, minister of | By Jan* Casselberry Committee members at the church. Guest speaker at next Tues­ large included It. ), Ganas, Prepared and presented by day night’s meeting nf tlvv W. W. Tyre and Jam es J. D. E. Carpenter, budget planSouth Seminole F.lcmcntary Beasley, Sldcla Partin, Maureen Hoyle, Judy Hay of Sanford, llolwrt E i-j nlug committee chairman, the By Julhi Bartos O V IE D O ’S l'Jfi.T HOM ECOM ING fJlJK E N will School Council nf Teacher* knin and J. S. Vining of He Jukubein, Ann Ridenour, Alice Fox, Barhira In* cro w n ed d u rin g lu lf-tin tu tecoitionie.t in F ri­ Four members of the Alta new budget was the result of | and Parents will he Mr*. SerSaucer and Jane Lundy. The Queen will ho d a y riiuliCs Kami! agaiiisl M elbourne C e n tra l monte Springs Community I and: Wcllcdcy Corbett, Bur­ •rvrrid week* work by a com­ rel Horn nf Die Child Guid­ chosen by vutu uf tho student body. Library Xv-nclaiion attended ton Laroy and Lewis Anni* mittee of 2.1 persons repreC ath o lic a t Jo h n C ourier Field. C a n d id a te s fo r ance Clmie in Orlando. (Ilerahl Plmto) the State Library Regional of DcBary. Harvey Dunn of senting every- fneet of church | th e h o n o r are, from left, Connie P en d n rv ia, Carol Tbe meeting will be hell Qeetlnv held last Friday In Enterprise and Charles and ] life Unanimous approvd al 8 p m In the tchonl audi­ Vem Beach at the new In­ Gene Mitchell and Frank I received from tho congrega­ torium. Tho new yearbook* dian River Community Lib- stcin of I -ike Helen, tion in n special vole taken will be distributed. rary. during a Sunday morning Several Issue* proposed at Making the trip were Mrs. service. meeting of the execuUvo Fred Rasstnan, Mrs. Albert This new budget will In­ First pine* homos w-ctc and Zephyrhlll* (Florida) he ing of all his characters. King, Harrington, lu-th Gregory, H. Ixrard held Monday night at Starke, Mrs. Florence Courcrease missionary g i v i n g -hared by Freddy Peterson has studied in many countrle-. :v native of Wisconsin, now .Maize mid DeNlae McCul- the home of Mr*. 11. D. Ster­ sen ami Mr*. Smith Cady. through the Southern Baptist lough. ling, president, in Ca-sclbcrry, Main [mint stressed by a Convention Cooperative Pro- xml Arnold lllck* in Die Sec­ In presentiog his domanitrA- le ldes in Winter Park and This Frlduy a "Sidewulk will be presented for appro­ pm gram of panelists from all gram of World Missions to ond Annual Art F- tival held Dun on Friday, his humor bus appeared publicly many Show” will he belt 1 nt the val. By Jano Casselberry times in the area. parts of Central Florida was captivated Die audience as he Friday and Saturday at the Pacer Service Station in Do­ A (und raising project for A Hollowccn D.mcc will be 10 per cent of the total budg­ the need to repeal the present Area artists exhibiting In­ Dellary Community < enter painted. Ili.s one man show ltary, Exhibiting will ho mem­ the year will bo deddded on -pntisorcd jointly by the South et. Aisoclatlonal Missions, ceiling on library appropria­ clude Craig Orseno, William Voting w h s by ballot of those of eight paintings nt the Cen­ which involve the cooperative bers frum local ami area club*. and Die way* and mean* Srminule Junior llirh School tions. Those in the audience ter brought thr bight- t prills.' A. Hartman, Mrs. C. Burnett, Student Council .ml the k„.| efforts of 23 Baptist churches attending tho show. All intoii-sti-d persons are in­ committrc will offer a* sug­ lly Mr*. II. I.. Johnson were urged to write llicir Delia H o f f m a n n , Helen front all who attended. Others placing In tup posi­ ri Seminole anil West Volusia vited to attend at no charge. gestion* a rummage sale, a Tommy Hensley and Char­ legislators before, not alter hire Homemakers Club Fri­ For Saturday's deiiluMSttn S- tie nek, GDella Donaldson, counties, wilt bu increased to tion* were Viola How aid, Al­ fashion show, or a puppet lotte Smith, second graders, the session opens calling for day night at the school from Hilda It.ilkcs ill, Linda M. Co­ lion he did a New England bert Mercer, K. B. Slow* snd three per cent. show. 7;3U until 10:30. were crowned King ami Queen this action en, Catherine Dudum, K. V. Harbor Scene. The Elder Springs church, Frelila Stern. The tentative program for of Wilson School in Paolo at Representing the state a- >■ Costumes will be optional Another special guest was Benedict, Freidn Stern, K. IVtcrson, featured guest for IP )riH lia1 1 now six years old, Inis shown and there’ will be a the year will bu announced. Saturday night's annual Hal elation at the all day meet a steady increase in its budget the two-day event, wa* horn Frank King, euitounixt of till­ SiuitliwmIh, A. II. Schmidt, Future executive board loweeen carnival sponsored - ;n^4 were Mrs. Verna Nisten admission charge. und ministry during this per- in (leumaik, the sun of an comic atiiji "Gasoline Alley” Beatrice Muller. K. II- Stowe, meeting* will lie held pre­ Representatives of the Ar by (lie school l’TO. blrk and Miss Elizabeth Cole nrtiit. Now of M.t - -itchliseU* who exhibited a mural paint- A. 11. S-bwenker, Mrs, A. lluir Murray Dance Studio i n[ °f lime, ceding the CTP meetings at After the coronation, winch 7 p. in. Orlando arc scheduled to he took place in the auditorium, II) Jane Cuwllu-rry present to demonstrate some a costume contest was con­ Altamonte Clyde Kerce, veteran po-tnl id the la led dance steps, ducted with prizes awarded employe who ha* served at The Dance Committee con the winners and Herbert Civic Club ai ling postmaster of the * ns- Casini Returns sists of Steve Harmon, chair­ Muse. PTU president, suctionman, Marilyn Jenquin. I.alon Bjr Donna Eaten I pnign. Married and the father keeping tho center of town I He ««ys ho feci* ho i* selberry Post Office for the To DeBary ed off new amt used mer­ To Meet IJyers and Terry Schombera. Campaign platform for of two children, be b is redded in its pie-rut location, will qualified to bo a member of pant three \ciir*, ill a state­ By Helen Snodgrass chandise and articles. By Julia ILirto* ment lo the l|i*ial-l ha* ex student Council officers are j three of tbe Longwood City In thr city for run-- and omRoger Casini, conducter of During the evening a spag­ The fir.-t meeting of the wink for nil civic improve-1 council Iwcuuse lie ha- "at pie- ■ I hi- appreciation to all .Inn Bacchus, p r e s i d e n t ; Council candidates running fur half year-. Originally from the DcBary Concert Orches­ hetti nipper was served in Altaiuunle Spring < Die i lull Steve Harman, vice president, office in the Dee. 3 municipal Jat ksuri, Miss., he ha hccit merit* arul to tiring a* many tended more than UO per cent tho e residents of the a tea tra, ha* returned to his winthe lunchroom and a number will be held at 2 p.m. next and Susan Comfort, secre­ elections were released to the rin ployed by the Southern new huaiiieiic* into town a* •if council's regular and special and fellow p.i-tal employes ,r r |j0||)e in DeBary after of midway features were in Wednesday at the Community tary treasurer. meetings tluoiigh tin' past who uorkcil with him so spending the summer in New pres* this week. Making stale- Life and llmilth liisurance possible, operation. Mr*. Marie Wil- Building. Guest speaker will wholelieill ledly to make the * « « I'rnreed* from Die dance] meats weru Percy White, It Cnrnpuiiy for I • yc.-u-. three years and knows the York City bank was winner of the live !>e Mrs. Aly.e I). ,\l | ’l - e«iin. will a toward tills year » if, Ferrell and CL Theodore | iolil<-mi nf Die cily and v.hat operation of the torsi office \\ nil r, wild resides on He is a member of Hie ('a-, Rehearsal* of Die orches­ turkey. superintendent of the S. hind student council project for n e d ) Waltz. Offlc a *uice>*. ie« open ---llierry Community Method­ Hunt) M iu-l with hi* mother, tile mum tl has to work with.” tra are held each Thursday Mrs. Charles Smith »a* for Girt* in Oculu. Ken t) wns rcplucvd Fi iduy the school through which Die An active member of the general chairman for the car­ morning in the Parish HuumHostesses for the -lay will group hop*'* to buy benches are those presently filled by ist Church where ho is very Mrs. Laura Waltz, promises by Ll. Col. Edgar Siller who Longwood Volunteer f ire De­ to "work fur an expanded pro­ active in work of the church Carl Lommler, Slick Helms of All Saint* Episcopal nival. be .Mrs, Frank O’Brien, .Mrs. for Die grounds. appointed pci m int-lit For many year- he was active gram to cut down on vice, partment and a businessman wa* arid Jim Rriter, Church in Enterprise. E. N. Sammons, Mr-. H G. postina-ter. In tho city fur five years, he White, who -ay* that If in PTA work and with tbe crime and corruption." Any cupuble musician who Fuller ami Mrs. I . W. Sonnelie al-o stated that hr widl­ w«- born and reared on a farm He advise* that Inplan* to Band Boosters As-ouixtion of elected he "wdll see that every­ Nurse To Speak felil. wn-'cs to become a member Chuluota Club ed l» thank all tho-r who work mutually with council in ( i-nlrMl Pennsylvania, lb body In the city get* a fair Lyman High School. of the group is a-ke-l to con­ Dlle* will 1>« payable at this For Longwood Ferrell any* that if he Is ami the public -tit-large for m 1ms been a resident nf l.ortg- work'-d toward* Irving tn so- tact Casini at his horn*. shake,” ha* been a resident Announces Golf mreting. cure bl» appointment ax postof Longwood for five year- elected ho will work toward bettor community In general. wood for tho past II) years. A nursery for pre-school muster. HD Club He I* married ami has a Tournament By Donna E-le* |»K« children will be -et up in daughter ami son-in-law ami By Joan Vl.igto SSJH Boosters A cuuntv |Kjblic lieultb nurse 1^* ^ ,rjr* 'n dial multiThe Chuluota Teen Club two grandchildren also living will be guest speaker for the • « r "i"y ,l"' fellowship will sponsor a Golf Tuurna- in the city, Rummage Sales Set Meeting November meeting of tbe ul club members and friends. merit on Saturday, Nov. 9, nt Originally from Springfield, By Jane Casselberry Aid Library Longwood Home Demorstra-' the Chula Vista Golf Course In t Mas*., where he has been a South Seminole Junior Hij'l lly Julia Bartos Chuluota. ! member of the Loyal Order tbm club to i*e heM next Moose To Hold School parents are urged i> Weekend rummage sale* fur attend a meeting of the Ath­ Thursday u t I0:3i> n m. at the Prices fur the tournament,! "f Moose for 20 years, he i* benefit of the Altamonte letic Boosters scheduled to get underway at a member of the Casselberry Civic 1-eague Building on En rollment Y-socialiun Springs Community Library Monday night at 7:30 in the C'hurcb Street. Sanford Chapter 1831, Loyal noon, have been set for adult- Community Methodist Church. are In-lit each Friday and Sat­ school library Films on menus and how to Order of Moote, will conduct and children and include the He is employed a* a foreman urday from t) n.m. until 5 by Jamil, Ine., a ftoor-coverplan them also will be shown enrollment ceremonies for greens fee. Henry Duncan. B o o s t e r p.m. ut th» Loivilcriullk of­ president, hope* that more First prize will be n set of mg concern in Orlando. ami discussed. A workshop members at a special pro­ Mbite also states that he is fices on Longwood Avena* parents wil! come to the meet­ will be held billowing the gram to be ht-M next W dr.es- golf ball*, the door prize a interested in seeing the city just off SR Lid. day at 8 p m in the Lake golf cart and a special mysing* ami the same* to sup­ meeting. All proceed* from the salt* port Coach Jim Clark ant tery prize also will he award- grow, woutd like to sea the Hostesses will be Mrs. B. R. Mary headquarter*. rity ordinances more strongly go for upkeep of the library the athletic department in Gray who will be u-ssisted by Jim McKeone, state direct- ed. which serve- nil immediato Die fine job they are doing Tbe event is open to the enforced and Would "like to members f r o m Longwood. or, i* expected to be present public und everyone is invited know what th>' taxpayer* am ureas to the community. with I'm boys. Those attending a l e requested fur the program. Chairman of the sales ptojGoe of the project* of Die to bring n covered dish and All lodge members and to "come out and join in the, getting for their money.” ect I* Mrs. lleutah Kemp who group will be tins filming of members of Sanford Chapter fun." Director* of the Teen their own place setting "Honesty tn <7u*ernm»nt.” i* ii-sidrd by Ml*. Margaret thi* week's game with Uvtcdo Mr*. Felix Mr-ge, president,' HOI, Women of the Moore Club are Mr. and Mrs. WllM the burls fur fe iie li', caliiI ham Fox. \\ cue. I ’EUCV W H I T E 15. 11. 1 LKKELL TED WALT/| fur iraunu^ pm poses. (Will conduct liu. luccUiig, i-:<* ruined u» alUmd. Wilson Names ing, Queen Elder Springs Adopts Budget Altamonte Group Allends Stole Library Meet 5SJH Groups Plan Dance CTP To Hear Child Guidance Speaker Iw o Win First Place Honors At Denary Art Festival Kerce Thanks Employes Longwood Candidates State Platforms i �Legal Notka Legal Notice __ la la n i M ilan of CHARLES WILLIE BIUVWW 1 /k /l Chari** WHUe Sr«we. Bm i i n A Heilaa riakwt V m Tou i a i a i l if r< i ere hereby eotlOM »»d required to prwant ear tlelm end de* mend* which you, #r illher ef Tie, mar here eealaat th* •ateie i f Cherlii Wltlli Brown, e/h /e Charm Wltlli Brown, Br. deoeaetl. lete of Ml* Conntr. to the Countr Judge of aiBleeto Countr. Florida, at hla affloo la the ooirthoaao of Mid Coontr at letter*. Flor­ ida, within ala oalendar month* from the tlmi or the flrit publication of tbli notice Two oaelii of each claim or dimand iball he la w rltiai, and ihali atato thi elaea of roitdon» aid poat orftce ed* driM of the iiaimant, and •halt ho awora to br m i claimant, hla au n t, or alternor and aooompanlod hr a in i foe of oni dollar and fltfn ........................... ouch claim or demand not ao filed chalt hi roll, l i r a C. Brown Ac r.tocutrla of the Leal Will and Troumant of Chart** Willi* D r o wn , a /h /a C h a r l i e Wltlli Brown, Br. Doccaiid Harold F. Johnooa Attorn*! for thi Beta!* I*. O, Drawer Z Hanford, Florida I’ubtleh Ck-t. 11 A Bor. T, 14, A It. til l . CDN-lIt K f t T t f d OP Pt-RklO I U I notice id iieiiebt gif - EM that, purtuent to Bunt* marr Final Decree rendered nn the tlth dap of Ocloher, A. D. t i l l , In that certain oaue# pending In ilia Circuit Court In ami for Bemlnolt County, Florida, In Chancery. Docket No. 13.339. wherein THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK OT MIAMI, a national banking ateoclallon. le plaintiff, and I* A <1 DBVEIXM'MENT Ct>IIP, a Florida rorpuratlon, at al, ara defend­ ant*, the undersigned, a* Clerk of aald Court, will at tlioe o'clock A. M, on Fri­ day, Nnretnher I, A. D. till, ntfer for mil* and tell to the hliheat and beet bidder for cacti, at tha front tweet) door of th i Seminole county Court Houeo In Sanford. Florid*, th* following dtecrlbed properly. ‘ »!• lyin g and being In semlno County. Florida, lo-wlt: Lot 14. Block K. Lot* I, 3. and 4. Block F. Lot* 11. II. It. and IS. Block (1. ALL In WOOD M E R E PARK SUBDIVISION RE­ PLAT NO. I. aerordlnt to plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 11, page 73 of th i public record* of itcmiaoie i„ouiuj. Florid*. Raid aali I* to he made to eatlefy the term* nf aald num­ mary Final Decree. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court of Bimlnoli County. Florida Ily; Jean E. Wllki Deputy Clerk OEO. A. HPEER. JR. Attorney tor Plaintiff 1‘. O. Box 13(1 Banford, Florida Publlah Oat. It, IMS. CDN-tJL or iu b Notice la hereby dtria that parsuaat to tka final daerti • f fcraeloaora and aal# enterM Is th i aauto pindlnf In th i Clrcatt Coart la and far Boml* ■ala Countr, Florida, #■■• docket number ISUJ, thi andor elf nod clerk will eitl th* property tltueted In Mid Coun­ ty described Mt Lot 1, Block It BUNLAMD ESTATES, a »ukdl elites, •oeordln# ta a plat thoroof, recorded la Flat Back 11. P igei Id ta U of tho Public Record* i f fam i­ ne!* County. Florida. Toettbor with tha fotlowtug Item* of proaerty which are loeaiod la and permatently la■tailed aa a part af tha im­ provement* an «aid land: On* OB Hot Water Heater, Medal TBA-41, No Berial Xumbtr On* Duo-Tharm Wall F ur­ nace 1011). Medal m*», serial X*. lt-R-i> On* Victor . Cllmaa K it­ chen Ethauat Fan. i r Mo Model or Serial Rumbar* Kievan Venetian Blind* (Metal), manufactured by Robert* Awnlnt end Vene­ tian Blind Company, o r a—Ro Modal land*. Florida—J of Berlol Number* Together with all atrueture* and Improvement) .now nnd hereafter, on said Unit, and future* attached thereto, and all rent*, lecu**, proceed*, and profit* accruing and to ac­ crue from eald prtmieea all of which ara Included within ih* foregoing deecrlpilon and th* habendum theriofi *Uo all goo, ateam. electric, water, and other heating, cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ ing. vanlllatlng. Irrigating, and power eyetemi. machine!, appliance*, flxturet. end ap­ purtenance*. which now are or may hereafter pertain to. or b* uiad with, In. or on laid premiere, even though they be detached or detachable, at pulilln sale, to ih* highlit and beet bidder for caeh at t] o'clock noon on the 11th day of November 11(1 at th* Front Door of the Seminole County Courlhouee In Sanford, riorida. (SEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of th* Ctreult Court Byi Martha T. Vlhten Deputy Clerk TIEARI‘ALI,. Oltlt) LET AND LEWIS Attorney* for Plaintiff (0 North Court Street Poet Office Bo* 1131 Orlando, Florida Puhlteh OCL *1, IMS c d .v . i n is the cmct iT t i»mr or THE NINTH JIDHIU. cm . rtTT. t\ AM) FOB MtMf* VOI.E COENTT. FLORIDA iv rHAvcr.nr so. i*mi RICHARD RENAt'D, Plaintiff. CATHERINE RENAt'D. Defendant. 6 iA d -j]X u. 6 lAM -SLAV* AFtHtDtM NK PROVE TViAT TMtBSAjM IS D U U IS T AFTER. A H E A V Y MEAL LONDON (UP!) - Tb* So rtet Vika <reggs< eat of tb* mooa raet wttJi Ac United Ststei bicauag H must put "tood bgfors rockaU," dipt*- •'J matte pouma m !4 today. Tha agricultural eriite that forced Simla to buy milllona of ton* of grain to the Wait cannot bt wired without hugs toveil menu and there limply to not enough money at Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushcheva dlipoial to finance both thle program end the moon (hot, the wurcea Mid. ») One alt;ro>Uve would bt te cut military (pending, tot Khrushchev is believed de­ termined to keep thii at a high level until agredment can be reached with the West on arm* reduction. Khrushchev’s statement last weekend gettog Russia out of the competition to tend a mas on the moon was believed te * P portend a multi-billion dollar saving. The Soviet budget for the coming year Is now under study. It will be presented il December. H Judge Loses $40 But Saves $100 LOS ANGELES ( U P I ) - A burster picked the Superior Court chambers of Judge Lloyd S. Nix to rifle while court was in session. The thief took $44 from Uie Judge's wallet, but overlook­ ed ■ $104 bill to another part of the billfold. II 9,000 Y ean Old By United P m # b te n u tto a d Primitive csve drawings uncovered recently n e ir a copper mine in Peru have been tested and found to be more than 9,000 years old — the oldest known traces of Peruvian civilisation, accord­ ing to Popular Mechanic* Magazine. vtrrtiu TD APPEAR STATE u r FLORIDA T o l CATHERINE RENAVID Ait<lr*ia end Reeldenc* Un­ known TuU ARE HEBERT NOTI­ FIED. that * Bill of Complaint for Ulvorc* haa h*»n file.I agalnel you. and you *r* required to eerv# * copy of an tnawar or pleading l* th# Itlll of Complaint on th* Plaintiff* Attorney, Paul C. Perkin*. SIT Weet South Kireet. Orlando, Florida, and file th* original *"«««r or pleading In th* office or thr Clerk of th* circuit Court on or before Monday. December. Sth. tSS3. If you fell to do *o Judgment by default will b* taken agelnet you for Ih# re­ lief demanded in the BUI of Complaint. WITNESS my hand »nd teal at Hanford. Mminnia County. Florida, thi* 35th day of Outobtr. 13*3. (BEAU Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.. Clark of 111* Circuit Court Ily: Martha T. Vlhltn. DC. Paul C- Parkin* «U Wait Mouth Blreet Orlando. Florid* Attorney for Plaintiff Publlah Oet SI * Nor. T, 14. 31. 19(3. CDJf-111 -TMIMMTVMISlirl TIKWA.VTAB CHRYSLER Russianfood Lack Blamed WUI PeflwJk*lw1*« A1BTEMP HEATERS U 7 8 U || Legal Notice rv t h k c m r r i T coi-r t o f T1IK sth JT Hil l VL riRCLTP IV evil FOR tF.WIVOLR cot'VTV. rtonins. tv chancery no. i m r EAST BnoOKJ.TN 8AVINOB BANK, * New York corporatlon, Plalatlff. •v*. ARNOLD R. VAOILT, end WANDA FAT MAOII.L hi* wife, end CHAR LEM fl. i WAG* GERTT and BETTT JEAN awAOOEHTr, hi* wir*. Defendant*. NOTICE TO HEFEVn OR ORDER OF PI'Rt.K'VTIDV ■i r r FUR ruRKfLOal HR ru i ARNOLD H. MAUILL and WANDA TAT MAOILL hla wlfa (IMeldene* ankr.owa) And all unknown part!** claiming any Interact by. through, under or agalntt each or ellhtr of th* above named parties who may he dead or ara act knowa ta b* 4**( or *11v*. TOU. ARNOLD B. MAOTLL and WANDA FAT St AOILL am hereby notified that a Complaint for Furecloaur* of Mortgage ha* bets filed against you. and you era re­ quired to eerv# a copy of your Antwor or Pleading* t» th* Complaint on tha Plainttfre attorney. Joitph M. Fit*gtrald. 331 Security Truet Buttling. Miami it. Florida, and fit* tha original Answer or Pleading In th* oftle* of the Clark of th* Circuit Court on *r before th* l*<h day of November A. D, 11(3. If you fall to do so. Judgment by default Will h* taken agalnet you for th* relief demanded in th* Complaint Th* description af th* real property proceeded kgatnat It: Lot t. Block », TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULtTOTA, * subdlvlelon accord­ ing 10 plat thtreof. record­ ed In Plat Book 3, page* >t to IS. Inrlutlv*. of th* Public tlecorde of atmlnet* County, /lertd*. Thi* aetlM Melt be »*bllehtd one* each week f*r four coneecutlv* week* la th* *o.nford Ku K lux K lan RALLY Nov. 2nd — 8:00 P. M. Come A Join — Bring The Family — Watch Croat Bunting THE (BEAL) Arthur R. Beckwith. J r . Clerk. Circuit Court Ily: Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clerk Joseph M. FUaxeruld Sanford, Florida OPEN T O Herald DONE AND ORDERED at Hanford, Hemlnol* C o u n t y , Florida, this tlth day * f ootobor. A- D.. tied. PUBLIC Old Members Come & Help Now! Every White Person Invited Leave Sanford & Go West on State Road 46 — Look For Sijrns Before You Get To Wekivu River. 33S Security Trull Building Miami II. riorida FRanklln l-SHS PuMleti OCL IT. 34, n * Rev. 7. IMS. CDS-I* i v v m r i o N tu rid Sealed bill will be received In th* *fflc* *f th* Shirlff ef Seminal* County, *t th* Ceunty Jail. Sanford. Florida, up te 7.3) P M. os th* 1th day of November, A. D. I Ml. Alt bide shall be claarlf marked a* such on th* out­ side of th* envelop*. The bide will h* publicly op-ne l at !:')<> I'. M. et Ih* earn* day. Tabu­ lation of tb* bid* wilt be pre­ sented to J. L Hobby, Sheriff of Seminole County. Florid* F.acn bid shall contain a eopy of tha manufacturer* specifications arid descriptive literature. Alt bide ihali t>* PO.B. gaatord. Florid*, and ihali be binding on th* bidder j for a minimum of thirty f * day.. Hide are requested an th* following Item: ONK NEW PATROL 43 U! ■pacification* Come Early & Eat At Hicks Store Acnraa Tha Street. ar* avallab * . t th* Sheriff* Office »f Seminal* County. S X a f • r d. Florid*. J.L HOBBY. Sheriff Samlnot* County. Plerld* Publish O ct 34, 11. 11(1. | CDN I* II *) �Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lott S FOttoR Phone Classified 3 BEDROOM house. 2 full batht, kitchen equipped. Ra­ 8. Education - Instruction venna Park. Cell FA >4048 4. Transportation or FA >473*. 2. N otice* - P erso n al* 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First D E A D tnvi* CLAM irtSD DISMAY: Tom* Urn Frl. • 1 F. M. day U io tt iaa*rito«. Moa. • l e t •THAI GUT CLASSIFIED: T um ., thro m • I P. I . M j b*fort laeertio*. lis a . • l e t RESPONSIBILITY: Tno Herald «ID M M r » •possible for mere than o*a taco rm t la write* e! your ad, •Bd rtw rv ei the right to re vi»o or reject ony advert!**n n t from what ordorod U castor* ft tie poUcte* of thi« P»Por. S. N olle* - P tT M M lS VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, parti, tuppltei for Etectrolui. Kirby, Hoover. AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Tree pickup. Now and Used cleaner^ told. FA 2-2202. 6 For R e n t UNfURN. A pt Kitchaa equippod. |M mo. 300 Magnolia. Apply dowmtalra. "CLEAN quiet Roomi" The Oablei. FA 2-0720. 3 BEDROOM Turn. A p t TA 2-0641. It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. Legal Notice In lk> I itwrf of |k r r nanlr -!■#•». Vml.Bl. U M ir, r i d . Ma. la Prakal*. l a rai Karat. mt KELME B. RAXDALt DWMH4 Ta t i l Creait.ro aa« r e r a n , t l a .l a a I lalma ar fl.maaOa AaalMi «aM K .t a t . i You ami aaet* of you »r» h»r«t.y notlftW a n t raqulr*4 ta prts.nl any claim* »n,l <1*maud* which you. or «!th«r of you. rrur h a v . t a a l m l th« a . t o t . o' XP.f.MR B. RAX. IJ.U.U lata af i .M County, to tha County Ju>ls« • ' S.mlnola cauntjr. VIorMi. at hi* attic* In th* v«url hcj«* of (aid County at l a * , ford, Florida, within 111 Calan.Ur month* tram th* tlm* • t th* t<r*t publication at thW nolle*. Two copl.a ot **ch claim or I t m - n l ahall h* In writing. and ahall atala lit • pl#c# ot r**ld«nc* amt poat offir# tddias* of Iti* claimant, •n.| all a 11 b* aworn to by lh* claimant, hi* af«nt. ar attarn . y and arcompantad by a tilline fe* of on* dollar and •Ucli clalnt or damand sat ao filed that! b* void. /a / Edwin Uannait Randall Aa *t*eular a f tfca U l t Will and Taatament at NEt.MR D. RANDALt* daeaaicd •TENSTROM. DAVIS « MelftTOnl! Attorn*)’* 'ar Katculor Po.t Office Dra**r 111) atnford. Flerlta f ubIUh Oct 1*. IT, II, t i l t ODX-ll i s m u f l l l l l IT c m IIT OF r u t : x i v r i i j i iiii i u . r u t a I Ir. th t h i ) F u ll »»m i5ULE COl hTV. FI.OHIIM. th t l l t t C E I I T hU. m a r CIIARLKo II. J O It x e o x . aR. and ANNIE E. JOHNSON, hi* wit*. Plaintiff*, « 6. For Rent 5. Food 6. For Rent SA Special Notice* 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance IB. Businesa Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salon* 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 26. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machintry - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 81 A. Pet* 32. Flowers • Shrubs 83. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles A’anted Automobile* - Trucxs 3A-A Autos Wanted 37. ttoats - Motors 38. Motorcycle** * Scooters 30. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment RrralS SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Bedroom Duplex, fu n . Adults. 70S W. 4th FA 2-3010. rp / LARGE ) Bedroom trailer, alto 1 bedroom trailer as largo lake. Adults only. Ph. FA M W . j r FURS'. 3 be J roc in bouse. Adults. N'o pets. FA 2-7614. 9 r f/ S-BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped, s u W. 10th Street. Ph. FA t-5894. 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH ON FIRST ST. COMPLETELY REMODELED SPIC AND SPAN IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Phone 323-2744 for inspection. llatel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave $6.00 complete 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2 1321 Harriett') Beauty Nook Ev* Appt'i. 3 Sr. Beauticians 103 So. Oak FA 2 3742 PERMANENT Wave Special 20c* off regular price*. Open Evenings by a p p t Free parking lot. Services from tip to tip. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Axe. Phone door (1) 332-0*34 Phone door (3) 323-8313 REPAIRS - Remodeling — Addition* — Family Rooms —Reasonable — Financing Arranged — FA 29340 — Work direct with Carpenter. 9. F o r Sale o r R en t IIEDROOM CB House, kitchen equipped, near Winn Dixie. Call FA 8-35t>B. I-AROE 3 Bedroom Houses, 1 4 3 baths. By owner. 306 E. 23lh St. PERMANENTS Special (or limited time $3.30 Complete Taylor's Beauty Shop FA 21744 22. Build - fain t - Repair 3 BEDROOM sad 3 bedroom House* FA 3-MU. 3 29. Aatomobna 8*ttte4 Oct. 31, 1963 — Page 3-A 21. B eau ty Salon* 25. Plum bing Service* HINSON & HEARN em aM LW T44 •*» 4ft P* /C -1V "H*’* lortl Want* to know If wo ean direct him to Fifth nnd Elml” LARGE 4 Dr. older Homo on lake. In Lake Mary. Many 12. Real Estate For Sato 12. Real Estate For Sal* PLUMBING CONTRACTING Renalrs & Water Heaters FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 SOUTHWARD Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty GEIIR REALTY FA 2-3561 r a 1-1113. pefas rant*. i 4 I BEDROOM Apartment n o r t e c o r » c r r tx roN B c L o iv n B o r t n B K E B B h T r itN lir.ED TOI 'III ANT U BOWMAN »nd MILDRED M. BOWMAN, hli wit*. t i l l Morasn «tr**i. Charloti*. Narth Caroiua Too. n-Caadanla. *r* har*. by notified that a complaint to toractoaa an Aeraatmnt for D*«t an tha following Utacribtd proparty, to-wtt: Th* Narth On*.half *1 W*at II faat af Lot II, mark I. WEST WILDMERE, accordion I* lh# plat tnaraaf *« r#«#rd*d In Plat Hook I. pan* II. of th* Public B a ’orda of Samlnota County. riorIJa ha* h i m (11*4 analnat you In th* aber* atyltl aull and you ar* raqulrad to terra a eapy • f your An a.ar or plaadlan to tha Complaint on Plaintiff.* attorn*/. JOKKPII M. MITIt.VNK". P. U Boa 11), P.rn Park. as-nlout* County. Florida, and fit* th* a n n u a l Anawtr or plaitin g la 'ha afflo* af lh# CUrk of lh- Clraull Court on or bafor* lh# Mlh day of Kovamber. 1)11. If you fall to do ao. a daura* pro confaa.o will h# tak«n asaluat you for to* rail*! daluandad In tn* Complaint. WIT NEWS my hand and of­ ficial »*al of offlc# at Sanford. samlnal# County. ) .or|da. thla l l t h day of oclobar. In te l PLUMBING Contrarting Repairs extras. $173 month lease or DREAM HOME in the reun- LOVELY 3 Bedroom block t REE ESTIMATES will Nil. FA 3-7732. Home with separate din­ try. W est 6 milts- Like new, R. L. HARVEY luxury Interior. Superb cab­ ing room. Large screened .‘Ot Sanford Axe. 12. Real Estate fo r Ml* F'A 2 3383 inets. cioiel*. paneling, cork cast porch. Located on large corner lot with fruit, 27. Hperlal Services* 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ floors, delightful kitchen oak 4 magnolia trees. 2 chen equip;>i(I. Owner be­ with built-in rnnge 4 event ing transferred. Must sell. 2 large bedroom*; nice land- Car garage. By owner Ph. 8. For Rent Air-Conditioninpr FA 2-2910. FA 2 1199 s c o p in g . $13,900 for quick II. B. POPE CO.. INp. Furn. Apt. 3300 McllonvU'e. •alt. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-1234 NEW GA. BRICK NEW HOMES 3 BR. D4 Baths. Immediate F U R N I S H E D Apartment. BY SHOEMAKER SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa­ delixery. Less than nent. Clem and d o s t la. Jimmie 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. NO DOWN PAYMENT to Cowan. 322-4013. 1. Hi, AND 2 BATHS INVESTMENT 4 REALTY 322-3306. Vets TRAILER LOT for rent. Mo­ F1IA, VA & Conventional 110 N . PARK AVE. 322 9173 Financing! TEE ’N GREEN TREE SERVICE bile Manor on SR 434 W. (2<Xh St. to Upsala Rd. of Sanlando Spring*. 30xioo SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOMS. 3 baths. Fla Complete Laxxu Service RAVENNA PARK room. Fenced yard. Corner turn North at Church) Ft. comer lot. patto, south Free Estimates FA 2 4377 AND of 23rd 4 Magnolia. $13,900. Open 11 a. n . Is s p. in end of Mobile Ave. M. 322 after d p. m. TDYLLWILDE daily. ALo Sat. 4 Sun. VACUUM CLEANER Si.tuk.-man. TE 8-3128. We Have Several New Homea REPAIRS Now Under Construction, CASSELBERRY. 3 Bedrooms. 3 BEDROOMS, 14 baths. ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom. PARTS SALES I ti baths, central air, heat Swimming pool. Furn. or ELECTROLUX, Hoover, KirAnd A Fair Nearly Com­ 3-bath bouse. Fla. room, Electric kitchen. Walk to unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. kit. equipped. Extra stor­ pleted! by. K*x Air, Air Way, O.E. school. $130 down. $88 00 Sunland. We Can Also Custom Build age area. FA 2-8343. Filler Queen, etc. Free per nto. pays all. TE 8 » » . A Home Just For You. pickup ami delivery. Serv­ FURNISHED apt#. $30 mo.; For Complete Information FOR QUICK SALE ROSA L. PAYTON ing Sanford for over IX house, furnished, $40. Ph. See or Call Your years. Bonded and licensed. 3 lota, flowing well. Appraisal Reg. Real Estate Broker TA 2-3818. Ravenna Park • Idylls*tide FA 2-1783. value $4,230. Sell for $1,800 FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha I STORY I room frame EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT caih . Box 13, Sanford Her­ lluusc. Unfurn. Close In. 15. IlusinfM O p p o rtu n ity WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ald. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FA 2-3477. JUST O U T S I D E OF THE SERvTc E "station for lease! All Types and S:<cs Good location. Only small NICELY furn. Urge 3 bed­ We Repair and Service 111 N. Park 823-3430 CITY _ Near Intersection room, 3 bath Apt. Adults. tor Interstate 4— A cosy capital needed by right S T I N E man. FA 2 4342. FA 3-3008, 1912 Sanford 3 BEDROOM. 3 baths. Screen­ 3-bdrm. house surrounded Machinery and Supply Co. Ave. ed carport. Nice yd. Kit. by lovely trees. Very at­ MODERN Coin Laundry. City 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6132 equipped, low da. paymt. tractive, l a r g e Barbecue water. Sewer. T e r r a n o 3 BEDROOMS, terrairo floor, Piano Tuning and Repair FA 2 3310. setting In the back. Also floor. Enclosed. Going bud kitchen equipped. Good wa­ W L. Harmon — FA 3-4233 n utility room A a garage nets. Total IlS.uoo, $j,ooo ter. 865 per mo. FA 3 8183. St. Johns Realty with shower. ALL OK ITUS down. Winter PK. Midway WASHING Machine Service FOR $7,300 with atrractive 3 DEDROOM house, kitchen THE TIME TESTED FIRM 7-2133. 5 to 8 p. m. Free Estimates ou Repair* lift N. Park Ave FA 34133 term s. equipped. FA 238X8. 2810 Hiawatha 322-7383 16. K tm ule H elp W an led NEAR HOSPITAL 2 BEDROOMS k den furn. GIRLS wantad, no bookkeep­ “ f o r y o u r s a f e t y " Paneled bouse. 103 month. Sea this neat 3 bedroom horn* at 1201 E. 4th SL Corner ing. Nifty Auto Bath. 2108 DRIVE with headlights on FA 2-3243. 1901 8. Park Ave. Saxe your battery location with 3 Iota, deep French. FA 2-7334. FA 3 3332 anytime Install Safety be* switch BEDROOMS, kitchen equip­ wall with sprinkler system, BEAUTH-TAN Wanted! Fit! Genexa Mfg Corp. ped House. Fenced yard. storage bouse. Only $10,300 STOP PAYING RENT FA 1-3743 Days, FA 3-3133 Ideas, Designed 4 developed 870 month. FA 2-3249. with soma terms. Come out to TEE 'NGREF.N Exenlngs. Genersl Machine Work ( 20th St. to Upsala nd. NEWLY decorated Apartment. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Welding I t Churth, turn North.) Water 4 lights furn. Stt Realtor 18. Help Wanted Th Geneva 319-4121318! Elm. Raymond Luodqulst, Asao. And !et me ahow you what 11 a _ ......... ■■ . « Flrxt Class WattrrsM-*, Bar­ you can get for 9«u month. 29. Automobile Service 2 BEDROOM Lakefront Home FA 2 39)1 Atlantic Dank Bldg tenders, Chef. Apply tn per­ NO DOWN PAYMENTS on Crystal Lake. $100 3 son to Robert Raines, Capri to Vets AUTO GLASS f h a T v a Bedroom. Lake J e s s u p . Red. Sales Office Upsale Rd. $100 For lease—3 Acre GOVERNMENT HOMEC Open 11 e. m. us 3 p. m. INSTALLED 3 AND 3 BEDROOMS MEN — WOMEN — farm 4 house. $(U. Avail­ Sctiknrik (IIan* and Paint Dally 1 AND 2 BATHS COUPLES able Nov. 23th. Shown by Coiuimtiy Also Saturday 1 Sunday \loat Kilehen* Equipped WANTED TO TRAIN FOB 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2 1022 appointment. NICELY furn. apts. Park Apia. 1717 Park Ave. Ph. nnl OIIA.NT L. IIOWMAN yilt.DttED M. BOWMAN, hi* « lf*l an I BRUCE H OEMHELL. 1 Sift Quiet neighborhood. FA tM82 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. Monday thru Friday. Ph FA 3-4UI any other time. 8-BEDROOM furn. concrete blsck home near downtown. $73 mo. FA 2-3641. WILL SHAKE my furn. home with reliable couple. Call 822-4339 after 6 p.m. Down Payment From FHA $100 VA LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY We Can Qualify Yets Tot One Of That* Outstanding Home Buy* In Mlnuleil For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER .Stenstrom Realty JOHN E. FOX REALTOR V A - FHA Offora for your ooloction these Uoautiful 2, 3, 4 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Real Estate—Mortgagee NO. ORLANDO 3 Bedrooms, lit N. Park Ave. 322 3430 FA 2-T4I6 unfurnithrd. too. TE 9 3711. Kavenna Park Call Evenings at W E L A K A APARTMENTS: FA 3-0346 NO 1-3114 FA 3-3412 Pi'iced From $6,750 Rooms private baths, l i t D ow n Payments A GRACIOUS HOME with a W. First St. A s Low As $100 lot of <paca for family liv­ UNFURNISHED. 2 Bedroom. ing. Oh yes, a swimming M onthly Payments Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3831. pool is included for the From $T'{.50 family fun! 3 bedrooms, 2 EFFICIENCY Apartment on To isioka tha boat ham* bath*, large 91a. room and First St. Near 2 city free buy, aeo tho double carport 917.WM with parking lota and shopping attractive terms. VA - FHA stores. No utility charges. Suitable lot couple or ainAppointed gie, also retired people. Property FA 24712. Inquire Jacobson 1901 S. Park Ave. M anagem ent &. Dept. Store. FA >3213 anytime S a les Broker APT, 930. Surplue City. UY OWNER, 3 bedroom, lti 1/41. bath home. One bedroom RENT A IIEU Arthur ll. Back •.. KolUway, !io*p;tal A. U*uy ha* separata entrant#, cun Ci tfk, CtrvuU Cuari damlnol* Cauaty. Florida be rested tor income. Will Beds. Office 7A >>>118 By: bandr* 8. JaBnaoa tende for am tller place. By Day, Week, or Month Night FA M M I Daputy CUrk Shown by appointment. Call Fubllah ocL IT. :*■ »! * -SaTCARROLL'S FURNITURE 323-CrTM T. l»«t. FA 2-94M. P*i. F A 2 J191 114 W. lltis t. 34M F u a Dr saafcrd, fie. Seminole Realty Jim Hunt Realty AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. spotter and cleaner — Also pretser tor new One-Hour Mirtlnlilng plant. Seminole Shopping Center. Apply in person Thur,. or Friday. 19. SltMliona Wanted YARDS eleaned. small items hauled or moved. Juuk pick ed up might pay for labor. FA 2-7539 or FA 2-4223. PRACTICAL Nurse will care for elderly people in tny home. Ph. FA 2 8135. Child Cere FA 2 274. DAYS WORK GREENUKIAR Choice Iota available ia Greenbrijr of l.och \rhor overlook in- (oil course. < u.tmn building to your specification. Grteubriar developed by KINGSWOUD BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. F \ 2-X074 UC1UBER special- Ladies 4 Children Shoes Sl.W pair. Surplus City. K>1 W. a t . 83 MERCURY Monterey fuJ. ly equipped with power and extras. Will take $800. or good old model for my equity and you take up payments 988-4601 Enter* prise, Fla. FOR A good selection of 2nd hand heaters, refriyeratora •nd elec, stjves, come to the FURNITURE CENTER. 31. Poultry . Livestock 1190 French Ave. liM RENAULT. A -l cond. Low mileage. 1954 Ford. Ex> LIVESTOCK ONION PLANTS cellent cond. Ph. 322-3697 HORSE AUCTION Monday CRYSTAL WAX 4 SWEET after 5:30, alt day Saturday. tote. Nov. 4. Start) a t 7 SPANISH p. m. Location Econ Ranch Per M .'................... $2 30 37. Bo*!* • Motor* Stebies, Hwy. 30 at Bithlo 300 .............................. 1.30 Cut-off. Good broken W eit3M lots 4 o v e r.......... 3.00 Gateway To The W aterway ern pleasure and stock Robeon Sportingr Goods FOB HERE horses. Trade, Buy or Sell A. >1. Prevatt, 74*3us, Se­ Your EVLNBUDE D ealer anytime Saturday and Sun. 304 68 E. lit Ph- FA 8-3661 ville. Fla. day. Also registered q u a rt­ 8 Foot boat aod motor. $45. CUSTOMER e r horses. For ink» call FA 26113. Went bankrupt. »“d x*« were 377-8431. Orlando _____ forced to reclaim '(O Model 46’ x 10* wide hone* trailer. 31 A. Peta Dial-0 Mctic Zig Zag, Like 2 Bedroom. Alum, aw ning New. Does Decorative Sew­ COLLIE. Female Pup. aable. 4 truck. Lot 72, Park A t % ing. M a k e s automatic • weeks old. Has shots and Trlr. C t, F’A 2-4698. buttonholes, sews on but­ xxornted. FA 2-7990. tons, Embroider*, mono­ 14 FT. PACEMAKER 32. Flow er* - Shrub* grams, darns, p a t c h e s , about boat and trailer, ex­ tacks 4 hems. Assume re­ cellent condition. B eit offer. BLOOMING Hoses on Chero­ maining 4 pa>ntenu ot Soe at 106 N. Myrtle, Cell kee Stock. All other kinds $8.73. Ph. FA 2-8627. 322 9363 or 322 7621. of Nursery shrubbery and ROTTER Tiller. 5 hp. new CLOSE-OUT PRICES on all trees. motor, extra parts. Small Gray Shadows Nur»*ry 1963 boats, Exuuudes, and garden tractor and attach­ (* Mi. 8. on Sanford Av*». Gator t r a i l e r s . Bamplw ments. 2 hp. G- E. shallow prices: 91793 18' Larson 33. Furniture xvcll pump. Ph- T E 8-2248 $1230; $623 14' Fabuglaa Winter Park or see a t Wa­ $150; $789 40 h. p. Evlnrudo BEDS FOIl RENT gon Wheel Nursery. 1303; $473 II hp. $3*3. i f Hospital, nollawayi, J u v e ­ Trailers $1)0. Many other*. nile. FREE delivery and END OF MONTH ALo large selection of clean Pick-up. CLEARANCE used outfits. Terms. R o b FURNITURE CENTER Reconditioned trade-in*: Sin­ SON SPORTING GOODS, 1100 French Av«. ger portable $11.00; singer Downtown Sanford, Phone Ph. FA 2 79M elect. $16)0; flraybar elect. FA 2 3061. 81300; Zlg 741 dial model Used furniture, appliances, 133.00; Singer featherweight tools, etc. Bought - Sold, 38. Motorcycle* - Scooter* with button hole attach, lot. luirry's Mart 213 Sanford tot S Park -Uc . 322 9U1. VESPA Scooter tor sale, pta, Axe. Ph. FA 2 4132. F ^ 6 H ^ fte r^ ^ m ^ ^ WANTED reliable couple to 35. Arilcl** WanCtd take up monthly payments WANTED: Used western Sad- 40. Farm Equipment of $13.30 oa 1 complete die. Good condition only. rooms of furniture. Call Cash. Ph. FA 24175 alter TF. $ 1)11, Caiselberry, col­ 3 p. m. ____ lect. FREE ESTIMATE Upho'Metlng A Mattress ren ovatmg. Ni-xx A U**id F urni­ ture. Cali Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 109 Celery Ave. FA 2-3117. 36. Automobile* • Truck* BUYING A V E lt oc Gravely Tractor Sales & Service NEW AND REBUILT Gravely Tractors A full lina of Economy rowcrop Tracton BANK FINANCING 143 N. Orlando Ave. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With Um> 'So Dodge Pickup. FA 2-1684. Maitland Phone 647-7238 Cash SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2 0877. _____ USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US * Low Interest Rate* ♦ tow Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATF. DANK END-OF-MONTH 34. Article* For Sale 17" EMERSON TV. Excellent corid. $10. FA JtUri after 6 p. 111. C huvum a! AM PRO PORTABLE Tape Recorder. Sterophonlc. ; Speed HI-FI, perfect eond. with plenty of tape. $ioo. Coat new $330. P h o n e TE 8 2578. _____ KENMORE Ironer; 3' x la­ sted wall pool *wlth filter; round black eolfee table. 322-7022. See The Hottest Buys In ’64 Trade-Ins! FCJ-70A 62 FORD BEADY MIX ( onrrete, win dow sills, lintels, steps, blocks, amid, cement, rock, pipe, atcel, grease trap#, ■Iry xvella, ati'lqilng *t»'no*. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Kln> A'.e. FA 2-5731 F A IR LA N E 500 4 Door Sedan, V-A. Automatic Tran*., Radio end H eater REFRIGERATOR and A quar­ ium. FA 3 3614. 8 MM REVERE Cine-Zoom Camera. Elect.-eye m alic, rarely used. IS-X. SJ2-7883. i Used Car 1958 WESTINGHOUSE 2-cyde auto washing machine. $.53 FA 2 3873. 6l' C H E V R O L E T C O R V A IR I Dour, 8 CjUnder. Ante. Trane, Air Ce*d„ Heater C4-I9A 61 F O R D i Door t»«dan, (XC4-8A * FAIRLAN E Cylinder. 61 F O R D Heater, Aele. T u n e . G A LA X IE 1 Door Sedan. V-S. Standard Trans, Kadia, Healer ' 61* FORD FA IR LA N E 500 2 Door Sedan, V-8, Auto. T rans, Radio, Heater, P /S 0 U J& A i... FOR THE BEST BUYS IN A 61” FORD C O U N T R Y SE D A N 8 Cyl, Aeto. Iro n * , Radio, UaaLr, Padded D uh 4 Visor PCI-32A 60 FO RD F A IR LA N E 500 Tuna Stdan, 8 Cylinder, Auto. Iran*, Radio, Heater FC3-94A 60 F O R D 1964 DODGE We re Now Open For Business In Our New Location. FALCO N 2 Door Sedan. 6 Cylinder, Auto, T rans, Radio, Ileater FC3-97A 60 DODGE ) Door B*gon. " V-8, '60 F O R D Auto. T rans, Radio, H eater FA IR LA N E 2 Door Sedan, 6 C y l, Standard Tran*., Radio, H eater TU3-7A Plan To Visit With Us Soon FA 2 27*2 HEIFER IS months old. $73. FA 2 0171. 36. Aatomohllrs • True! a 304 W. 2nd gt. FA 3-*»a ALL WORK GUARANTEED MOTEL INDUSTRY OFFERING Secure high paying Jobs as motel manager, clerk, hos­ 110 N. Park A*em oiiO tess. bookkeeper. For free Information write Amorlesn ftervleo. Box *0, e'o Sanford Herald. Property Management &. Sales Broker W A N T E D - ExperiencedT Jim Hunt Realty Auto Glass, top* 4 Soa* Covers 34. Artiele* For Sale At 1801 W. First St. 59 BU1CK I Door, Hardtop LaSabre V-t, I’o n .r Stearin* and Brake*. Radio and llrate r TC3-8A 59 T H U N D E R B IR D 2 Dime Hardtop V-8, Auto. Trans, l’onrr Steering and Brakra, Radio and Heater Seminole Co. Motors DO DG E DEALER 1801 W. First St. Ph. FA 2-0614 Your Authorised F'ord Dealer For S«tulnole County Strickland • Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First St. W inter Park MI 7-4816 FA 2-1481 �* Osuah Qbby: By Abigail Van Buren eat (aha la ona ef those mushy types) g o t paint smeared a ll over haraeli It wasn't m y fault. Now this neighbor thinks I put paint on her ea t Intentionally, but | didn't. Should 1 apologize, or shouldn’t she have taught her cat not to bother people when they’re painting? GEORGE DEAR GEORGE: PEO­ PLE can’t resist bothering people when they're paint­ ing, io don't ex{>ect more from an animal. Curiosity has killed many a cat. Your neighbor was lucky. Her* was only decorated for bravery. Apologise. • • • DEAR ABDY: I am en­ gaged (ring and all) to a girl for whom I care so much It hurts. We hava fought bitterly about one matter, but I finally gave In because It meant so much to her. She was en­ gaged before, hut returned the diamond. However, she did not return a gold charm bracelet he gave her. It Is loaded down with charms BEAR ABBY: T hret other m o lh en and I are ta a ear pool. My problem U eol with them . It’a with a mo­ ther who la not io our ear pool. Thia m other haa never a»ke<t |( her children could ride with ua. She juat eendi them over every morning with Instructions to get in the car. We have four chil­ dren In our c a r without her two. and It la very crowded. Tula mother has a car sitting In h er driveway all day. Am 1 wrong to resent the nervlneaa of this woman? How can I put a atop to It without getting a bad name with ail the neighbors? CROWDED DEAR CROWDED: With a c a r In her driveway, and lacking the manner* to ASK If her children may ride with you, this woman* should be asked not to lend her children over for a ride because the c a r la filled to capacity without them. • • • DEAR ABIJY: I was painting my house on the outside and m y neighbor's from HIM. Each ha* senti­ mental significance — the anniversary of their first data, hia gold football, even a small calendar with a tiny ruby marking their “wedding dale." She wear* this bracelet constantly and elaima it means nothing to her. She says she tried to give it back to HIM. but ha refuted it. Am 1 wrong to resent It? BUGGED DEAR BUGGED: No. She la either cold and unfeeling, or very cruel. Take a long, hard look a t this woman. In my opinion she haa too much jew elry a t the mo­ ment to appreciate a wed­ ding ring. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO ROG; The difference between a prejudice and ■ conviction U that you can explain a conviction without gelling mad. • • • What's on your mind? For a personal reply, scad ■ self-addrcascd, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 1365, Beverly llllla, Calif. jacoby On Bhidq& The holdup la bridge does not ronsfat of putting a run to the victim 's bead and de­ manding hla money or his life, but the result m ay be the same. Cast won the opening Uad with the king of hearts and returned the three spot to dummy's ace. Declarer play­ ed a low club from dummy and East played the eight. This w asn't to show strength, but rather the atari of an echo to show a doubleton. West recognised the echo and ducked South's 10 of clubs and th* following play of the king. Nothing daunted South, he led his king of diamonds, but West started a second bold up play by letting th at king bold Die trick. This time East played th e deuce to show If the American woman stuck all (he odd Items in the refrigerator th a t the house­ hold hinters toll her it'n ■ good Idea to keep there, where In the world would she put the milk and eggs and salad greens and leftover roait and such that Ice bozos arc built to house? I cun’t begin to remember all tho things l've teen sug­ gested that a woman keep in the refrigerator, hut hero arc a few that come to mind: The dampened laundry «hc doesn't finish Ironing. (She's told to put th at In a plastic bag and put It In the refri­ gerator to keep U just right for Ironing when she finally gets back to the Ironing board.) In hot weather, all kinds of-beauty aids arc supposed to movu from Die dressing table to the refrigerator — such things as akin lotion, fso H will feel delightfully cool to the akin) lipsticks (so that they w on't get soft and smeary) nail polish (so it will be good to the last drop, instead of getting too thick to spread) and so on. Also, daughter'a cashmere RE-ELECT tom McDonald Sanford City Commissioner • Sports, V lluxlncKH Mnn Thai Will Stand Up For You I’ll. Pol. Adv. '63 0w * «Sal Nee* JN.T. Turn » N J . Pam Pass 10:31 (•) N«wi— Weitar Con- 10:10 kite ( I) S IS ( ) | 7:00 (3) IS) (V) 7:10 (3) IS) (*) S.M (S> (3) l:l» ID (») 4:04 (i> 1:00 (3) ID 1:10 (3) 10:04 (3) N *w s— Tlon Coehrcn Enchanted Mirror fllfl.tn an Iluntlne A Ftahlna Vlrelnla Hoy* T . m p l . Houston Dm.-vuM K lln t .ln n .a tUwhlcle Donna Read Dr. KlliUra My Three Bona Perry Meeon Jac k L a l^ n n e Jimmy I>«nn Heart (Color) Kraft Huepenee Theater C*> Nur»«(V) H|,| Caesar (0:1* (3) T h e Htory of 11:00 (3) l o t X.wa, Weether, Site *:04 1:11 t:Sl *04 S:3S Bm I Pam three diamonds so West held up again on the queen. This aeries of holdup* ef­ fectively deprived South of hla game and la an Illustra­ tion of fine defensive partner­ ship. Wae- iweatcrs In glass Jars — to Veep them away from the threat of moths. Now If many women actual ly do use their refrigerators for tlic cold storage of such an add variety of Items. It looks as though the manufac­ turers of refrigerators are missing a bct. In addition to making re frlgcrators for fowl, why don't they also design a cold storage unit for odds and Hporta ends, *uch as laundry, cos­ (3) Mown — Murphy metics, woolen garments and Martin such? Or at least, why don't tilts (3) N iw i , Hporta. Wea­ ther they add a new compartment H:JJ (*) Th-ater o f the Hlere to Hmj regular refrigerator 11:53 ( I ) Johnny Carson (Color) labeled "non food," »o that 13) TV DUckout when a man goes to the re­ l l i l i (3) Movie frigerator looking for a jar FRIDAY A. M. of mustard, he doesn't have to search for It behind nail |:*4 (3) HtimaatR-e icli (3) SiiinMim Atman.e polish and akin lotion? a,54 (•> Drove, Harm It-port Keep cool with Ruth Mil loll’s "Tips on Teen-Agers.' Mall 25 cents to Ruth Mil Jett Reader Service, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Sta­ tion, New York 19, N. Y. ARMS Mo CM vulnerable 10.00 <:(A I) Editorial 4:13 <»> Naws, By Ruth Millet* 0*41 •o r™ an AA XI1 V JM ♦ kqs fill 1:30 | : l l (*> Hporta 4:1* IS) l l u n t l t r • Brlnklay JJu(j)omSn 0 A ll * A 7» THURSDAY P. M. thar (Os g m t tK is i m iW IM O N 4:0* (1) Xawaeope ( I ) N«*r«, W . a i h . r , ■Sports By Oswald Jacoby AM VAQ ♦ 3 1ITS O Q JM 9 WAV* g Q tit v io m 11:00 11:30 fhmfurfl (I) American History man (3) Cartoon* (3) Oat* Storm (*) Romper Room (3) S»y When (I) Newt— alike Wal­ lace (3) Hpanlsh (3) Newt— Edwla N ew ­ man (3) Word for Word (4) 1 Love Lucy 13) Pi,-amber llrlde 13) Concentration <S) Ileal McCoye III Price l i Rtirhl (31 Minting Link (4) pete A Ola-lye (3) Seven Keye FRIDAY P. M. dtightighU It It also an illustration of poor dummy play. Do you aee bow South should have played the band? It was all right to sta rt the clubs after winning the sec­ ond heart, but South should have played the king, not the ten. West would still duck, but now South should go right after the diamonds. West could duck the king and queen, but would have to win the third diamond. A heart lead would knock out South’s Jack, but now South would be able to lead hla ten of eluba and overtake with dummy’s jack in the event that Weit ducked also. This would give him his third dia­ mond trick, while If West took the second club South would have access to dummy for both minor suits. £2 Living Costs Hold Steady Skate City m m , W Scotty Sez; <s SAVE HOME BUILDERS 20?50 Pdy ( j i h And Save • • o 235 lbs per tqaoro • Whir* or Colon Asphalt Felt 90 lb. Slate .. REG. PRICE 199.95 299.95 1— RVD REF. 12” 199.95 RUBBEROID VINYL ASBESTOS • COMPUTZ w ith 1— CONTINENTAL WALL TYPE RANGE WITH CABINET BASE 349.95 It'/i* 1—TOP LOADING COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC WASHER 229.95 « If Uvorolwf il«Mt combination. <lo|«f Md «wl9d flttiaft. I 199.95 1— 15000 B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER 269.95 1—8000 IJ.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER 239.95 &9 Folding RULES ralatl p.r It" i q a m HI* —- t in Anrae* R*(*H M« H>. H U rvke t k W. I 50 Lb. 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CROSS TOP FREEZER, COMPLETELY FROST FREE 1— 4 WAY DRYER 0 0 Buy Your Building Materials a t Wholesale Prices and t v vTEteW’ 1— .’10” STANDARD ELECTRIC RANGE I m rn m SANFORD P/ZfCCS 7W£ YOUNG ‘O p e n itts k t » 1— UPRIGHT FREEZER HOLDS 333 LB. Y R I T Z B sV /< com sr TV Time Previews 9-10 P. M. (ABC) The Jim ­ viding glamour and the fit* 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Tem­ my Dean Show. The guest list Loa tha vocal break*. ple Houston. “Gallows In includes Jaekia Mason, with Galilee.” A typical western his usual comedy monologue, plot you've seen many times, BIG Teresa Brewer and her tongs; but once h.oked you'll see this right up to the rousing The Jubilee Four, who Join -e'VVHATABUr.GER finish. Temple Houston (Jef­ Jimmy in "Peace fn the Val­ frey Hunter) is frustrated in ley,” and tha Willis Sisters 2415 French Ave. his attempt to defend an ob- (new ABC-Paramount tinging v I o u • I y innocent teenager Sanford, Fla. stars). (Ralph Reed) on a murder 10.11 P. M. (NBC) K raft charge by a ruthlessly too-dc- Suspense Theatre. Color. “A Carry Out Orders dicated judge (Robert Lans­ Hero of Our Times.” An ab­ ing). Typically, the judge is sorbing drama on the iron- ' I*h. 322-9616 so bitterly dedicated to “jus­ ic ily unexpected penalties of tice," he has a deaf ear even infidelity. for the woman who levee him 10.10:30 P. M. (ABC) Tho (Jacqueline Scott). This is Sid Caesar Show, High spot o v t v f u r x r l (mother case our lawyer hero of the show is a counterpoint R ID E -IN L T H EA T R f has to settle out of court, medley between -Sid and Gisele | T O ! ITU — Tam A IliWl 8:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. MaeKenaie of “Real Live Girl" CAI1 l.o 41) PASS AITE Kildare. “The Exploiters." and “I’ve Got Your Number," -FOIIT lltW ItS" Calculated as an expose of -Or BA > » II" — (alar both from Sid’s lust Broadway unscrupulous undertakers, this play, “ Little Me." F I I I I I 4 Y A S t T I M il I T p l o t strays from making 1L15 P. M.'-l A. M. (NBC) • turn A r A M U M I * a telling point with injecticn The * tonight Show starring -c o i.a : ln ix tiH R , 4:04 (3) Match d i m e of melodramatic devices thnt Johnny Carson. Grourho Marx l.l xri(iHTKH" (4) Secret Sturm -1.05 I II rOHK 1MCK" cloud th e issue. A bereaved has a book to plug, but th at O l Trallmaatar -COMB SCITCWIIKIf’ 4:35 ( ! ) Newe— Sander widow (Glenda Farrell) buys shouldn't prevent him from Vanocur an expensive funeral she cuu »Waging in some pretty wild 4:34 (3) Iltirna end Allen (4| t'ncle Watt ill afford from a high-pres­ cmtvcrsltion. Authoress Lisa 1:44 (31 D o t of liroucho s u r e undertaker (Judson C hareH ^an hand to help him (4) Cartoone OPEN 13:15 (9) Rtvarhoit Laire). Her daughter, a niilfb out, IHth Depisa Darcel pro1:14 (3) Nawecop* (4) Leave Ii To Baavar (Nancy Malone) appeal* in protest to Drs. Kildare and RENTAL Gillespie (Dirk Chamherlnii^l • Sale* • Service NOW thru SAT. and Raymond Massey ) J * a t ~ AT 1:00 • 3:00 . 5:09 the money rightfully should Seminole TV 7:00 . 9:09 go for her young brother’s FA M9Z0 Zenith Color TV Sale* WASHINGTON" (U PI)—The education. Resides? ahn had 1600 Sanford Ave. government reported today hated her wurtbivs father. that tha coat of Hying, which wA had been riving slightly, held steady in tscplcmbcf. Tlie consumer price index remained at the August fig­ ure of 107.1, the Labor De­ partment said, meaning that ROLLER RINK it cost $10.71 In buy tl* same goods and se rv lu i that could Florida’s Finest .PATHECOtOR be purchased for $10 during STARTS SUNDAY the 1957-59 base period. Fun for all ages! However. Arnold Chase, as­ sistant commissioner of tlx a Complete Snack • (,'lsaar* — Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bar llexlnners & Advanced said the September index was ’ ** __ nine-tenth* of one per cent JCffi-M'EIDNS'JfflB J u .n 1 Off Hwy. 17-92 On The I) o r Track Rd. higher Ilian the year-ago ■ a FMit&oV . ( SlMOCatM level. MODUS MUST GO! CLEARANCE SALE Page 4-A — Oct. 81t 1963 VcnTV T O N IG H T 13:00 13) Tour H in t ImpreeeIon (Color) (4) Love or I.If# (3) Ernie Ford I liiS (SI Newe— Harry Roeeonrr 13:30 (3) Truth or Coneequtncee (5) H-arch For Tom or­ row (3) Father Knowe Beet 13:11 (4) Holding Light 15:55 ( ! ) N.ta*— Hay Scherrr 1:00 | ! i Newe, Weather 14) Deehelor Father (3) Central llaapltal 1:15 ( ! ) Focue 1:30 ( ! ) Helen,-e (4) Aa The World Turne ( | ) Newe— Dave t o n pell 1:13 (3) Cartoon. 3:00 ( ! ) People Will Talk 141 Panewor-l , (3) Ann Huth-rn 3:31 (3) Now»— Floyd Rat­ her 1.30 ( ! ) Doctor* (t) l i m n . Party ( ! ) Hlnrhla lltstnry 13) Day In Court (4) Hunrlie H em nter ( ! ) Tnilay 3:55 13) Newe— Lise Howard 5:04 (!) Loretta Volina 111 Operation Alphabet ( ! ) Tu la) 14) T i Toll Th* Truth (31 Mh-kls Evane 13) tlueen For A Day 3;1S (4) New*— Edward* (») Local X«w«, W*eth«r 1:34 (3) You Don't Say (4) Captain Kangaroe (Color) (3) Cartoons (4) Edge « f Night (3) l-Uerclr* For W o . (I) Who Do You Trnet? OF 1963 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Stir O PEN : 7:30 AM T il 5:30 PM Daily • S atu rd ay s 7:30 AM T il 4 PM 1.1V 4.4V 4.VI $.41 0 • �/ _ I, $365,430 Runway Contract Let At Njrth-SDiilh Line Tc Be For Emergencies Boy Faces Surgery Herald photographer B i l l Vioeeot J r. la trying to fig■ra this flat: H i ordered eupWEATHFRt Fflhr, wanner krvday, tonight: possible showers Saturday; high today around 80; low tnnttrht 88. ptlca from a Jacksonville C vntraet has >eeTi awarded Prayers and well wishes of j Wednesday by the professor VOL. 56 photographic supply company SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 52 United Press leased Wirt Established 1908 Kill., NOVEMBER 1, 19611 in Jiy amount ( $365,130 !or pediatrics e entire community will of of the University and today received thfl atate- the the repair of t e north south ment . . . contained In an en­ travel with 12-year-old Ken­ of Cincinnati medical school rurw-ay at San' rd Nival Air at Children's Hospital. velope with the return ad- neth Harriett Saturday after­ It was explained the opera­ dreii of the Board of Public noon when he flies to Cincin­ 'Station, it was mnouticed t o tion is most rare and has Initruction, Duval County, nati, Ohio. da;- by Capt. J Henry Ettcr, For Kenneth, son of Fire been performed only a Jew Florida t dl'. Jion direct 01 of the Bur* • • • Lt. and Mrs. George Manning limes in medical centers in ca I r*f Yards and Docks, Wood and Lyman Phillips. ture department of the Bapt­ also afford us an opportunity development of the block A broad expansion program City Clerk Henry Tamm re­ Harriett Sr., faces a delicate, the United States. Medical to enlarge the ministry in ist Sunday School Board at with the construction of edu­ has been launched by First Ch irieston, S. v Members of t building fin­ students will witness the sureight-hour-tong liver opera­ minded county votcra today Baptist Church with complet cational buildings and a larg­ Nashville, Tenn Heroinmen- the community . . . In keep­ ance sub-eommitiee are: Dr. ;cry. • aptain F.tter reported tha that there has been a change tion. datiqns will be made to the ing atep with the growth and A Sanford surgeon, who con­ In voting procedures and they The Jet flight from Orlando ion of die purchase of three er sanctuary. Off-street park C. L. Park Sr., chairman; C. «< draet has he* i awarded t>* ing and recreational use * » f congregation as soon as pre­ expansion of other churches parcels of property on South should NOT come to Chy Hall ducted au exploratory opera­ to Cincinnati Saturday after­ L. Robinson, J. Roy Britt, Hu Ballenger 'avlng Com* certain areas also arc plan liminary studies are complet­ in the community. pa tv. Inc., of G eenville, S.C, to cast their ballots Tuesday tion Oct. 13. has arranged for noon by Kenneth ami his par Park Avenue. ed, he explained. A building steering com­ Dr. C, W, Baker and Kenneth hv est of four 1 elder*. Property now held by the ned. Elsewhere on today's front surgery and hospitalization ents has been financed by the "We feel that this venture mittee has been selected by McIntosh. Rev. Fred B Chance, pas 1 apL Hobor* M. Wars, page Is a list of the 23 polling without cost. The surgery will Firemen's Benefit F u n d. church has an estimated A sub-committee for plans S’ 'S on the part of the congrega­ the church with Hie following tor, said a building commit­ value of $3S«,iyo and includes eomtnan ing offierr, places and their addresses. II bfl performed Tuesday or Lieutenant Harriett has been tee is presently engaged in tion is an indication of faith members: Hay Slayton, gen and development i* compris­ s a d the 6,ooo-fix t north-** uth you do not know In which pre a member of the Sanford fire the entire eastern half of the 300 block on Park Avenue, preliminary planning with the in the future of Sanford." eral chairman; Irving Pry­ ed of the following members: ru iway lias tv *n utuisaMo etnet you live call Registrar department tor 21 years. lams range plans sail (or help of the church architec­ Rev. Chance said " lt will or, E. C. Harper Sr.. E. R. R. W. Warfield, chairman; fc Mine time 1 'cause of its Caml Bruce at 322-4025. Kenneth has been working Homer Osborne, R. F. Coop­ s te of disrepa *. It crosses • • • after school—he attends San­ er, S. O. Dorminey, George at right angle he east-west Casselberry Board of ^Idcr ford Junior High—as a paper Pittard, Mrs. Cecil Tucker, r. 'm ay. men Thursday evening ap­ carrier with hi* mother, asso­ I* B. Sleetr, Carlton Henley, The north-sout i runway Is proved unanimously resolu­ ciated with The Sanford Her­ Mrs. C. L. Park, Cecil Tuck­ tc be repaired .tow for u*a tions endorsing constitutional ald for the last six years. e r and Mrs. Margaret Rey­ In emergencies. The pres-nt amendment No. 2 and the Rev. C. C. Dee* J r , of nolds. rt. iQO-foot length i* Insuffi-* county enabling act, both on Christian Missionary Alliance c: *nt for the git it Jet bomb* Tuesday'! ballot. sad that ' Kenneth is a model • • • e a rxeopt whe i prevailing boy" and that he already Is wind* are paralh l to the run* Only one act of vandalism saving from his paper route way. Captain W re stated. w a s reported in Sanford profits to finance his way Present plans call for lh» Thursday evening, P o l i c e through Toccoa Falls Bible WASHINGTON ( l PI) e (tension of the north-south Chief Roy Williams said. Cnllece at Toccoa Falls, Ga. Tlic Pentagon today ordered r inway to to,mu feet within Vandals splashed paint on an John Kruler, m anager of U. S. forces in the pacific * year or *o, den it will automobile owned by Rill R. the Chamber of Commerce, Three Rescued lo start moving toward South V 'some tins prii ary runway Lee, 2354 Marshall Avenue. has arranged for Lieutenant PEINE. Germany (UPI)— f -r the air base Viet Nam to protect Amer­ r f "We are quite pleased that amt Mrs, Harriett to reside Three men trapped more Ilian ican live* tf necessary. Ballenger wilt add l.OWl the children were generally in a private home only two a week In a flooded Iron mine f ‘*'t of concrete The forces Involved are ihe northto well behaved this year," blocks from the hospital dur­ rode a steel capsule one at a i mth runway, >« placing pro* the Chief said. ing their stay in Cincinnati. p imarily part of the power­ KENNETH HARRIETT time to the surface today. • • • ful Till Fieri, tint might also s 'nt asphalt, an; also must Include some air and even provide new weiiln? sur­ Correction Department: The Reapportionment face*. Captain i.ilt'r said ait ground units, it was reported. LOOKING TO FUTURE Rinwtli and expansion of First Baptist Church Altamonte Springs T o w n ‘ TALLAHASSEE (Ul'l) - work is to be completed b, tire (front llte left) \V. li. War'field, chairman of plans uttd development Assistant Defense Secre­ Council Wednesday evening Fred O. Dickinson Jr, »ay» June 29. affairs fur the building a tee ring committee; liev. Fred B. Chntue, pastor, tory Arthur Sylvester said the adopted the resolution endors­ reapportion men! will be one Lt. Cdr. T. J. Doyle, pub* order* were "purely precauand liny Slaton, general committee rludrnmn. (Herald i'liotu) ing llie constitutional amend­ of the burning issues of Die lie works officer at NAS, lias ment No. 2, authorizing bonds tionary. to protect American upcoming gubernatorial race. been designated by Captain for capital outlay for col­ live* that may be endangered Ettcr as resident officer-in* by the revilt of m arine ami leges backed by revenue from Haitians Lose charge of construction to ad* utility taxes. Although the air force units against the MIAMI (UPI) - Immigra­ minister and supervise thfl The Legion Fair will open | of the exhibit, promises ev- n- ime of President Ngo DinJi resolution was not read in its tion authorities have ordered project. erything from Quail to horse* entirety, vole of approval was officially Monday a t 5 p.m. Diem. 24 11ail Inns who followed their, 0 v e n ,n |lUn, for „ p an, l(m with » ribbon culling cere­ wilt h« exhibited. unanimous, ( Father story on page 7) leader to Florida from thef s , nford Naval NavaI Air Air Station staljtllI mony with the county com• • • Home Demonstration Club*, Sanford Bahamas six weeks ago to call lor the expenditure of llliisioners doing thu honor*. the b'utiford Garden Club, varE. E. Williamson, former leavt this country. mora than 913 million. How* Tha fair will run from Mon­ lous communities and Indus­ Longwood councilman and un* By Frank McAritts* resort, told the Jaycec* a nu­ over, this U v»*. to be 5 1* trie* will have display*. auccessful candidate l a s t day through Saturday a t “Nudity need* iv* apology “ dist l* not * person who United Press International ‘Troops To Stay’ prove*! by Congresa and tha ... <**V > 9t 5TTV» i * . year, has filed his qualifying Amt.i This l* the slogan through take* Ins or her clothes off. WASHINGTON (UIM) ~ funds appropriated. Halloween, a time of petition lor this year's coun­ home un Highway 17-92 au-ith dent of tip fab autoclatinn, Si W YORK 'T I . - Ar which the director of a Day- hut JuM juit* them tin when President Kennedy has given of Sanfocii with edumllo ml. announced 'th a t Irt.noo free mar. I D'Angelo, e-ty comcil race. tons Beach nudl*t resort necessary." bid clothing, he screams and shrieking ghosts Hut assurance that U. S. ngricult’lral m il Indu-trial ex­ ticket! hrve hft'ii distributed j mix doner of w.i-er supply, Thursday exposed the "bare contends, t* not necessary for millions of imaginative combat forces In Germany tn county sch >ol children for gu> and electridt' , h.«s taken Soma time ago R. E. Porter hibit*. boys and girls, turned into an will remain there at present facts" «.f "life in liie ra w " most of the Ume. Pas* Combined show* svdi admission Tuesday or Wednes­ another oep In the cam pa ;n reported five major down­ evening of real terror Thurs­ strength. Al Waring, director <*f Sun­ Why take your clothes off? town promotions under nego­ provide fun for yoUn.r and obi day. day nigJit. i ........ .. New York'* «iw-n ny Sami* Resort at Daytona Wt ask why cover up? We tiation. The following day oil the midway with amuse­ Most little hobgoblins and .$1 Million Fire U'ednr-duy i* Chib......... dhng water 'supply. Beach, gave a talk In-fore the have nothing to hislc," said Howard Hodges announced ment rides and sideshows. junior witches scampered Pay St the fair and the gale* , j,Angela said Thursday Sanford laycees which had at HOLLY SPRINGS, Mlsa. Blazing "The body Is u the Sanford Atlantic bank Judging of tile exhibitt and Pill open »t 3 p.m, with all lt,at hc WJ, having his of ft least rule noticeable effect ort about safely cn their "trick (UPI) — Fire destroyed It MOSCOW (UPI) — Russia wholesome thing. Comfort Is plans of a $300,01)0 expansion livestock and awarding of ride* Kt hnlf price. or treat" round*. ,-lat limousine washed with mem tiers and guests; it made our main concern." million worth of cotton on a today launched a new apnra on the Florida Hotel site. To­ prizes will take place from Others never came home. i iiil.il*•<■ under 12 years of , „[ water rather than them aware of their own train Thursday and then was (•raft which It aiiid for tha How about nudism and sex? day the second story broke— ti a.m. to r> p.m. Monday, will he admitted fire ev. ;1 )M| An explosion ripped through swept hy strong winds Into first time in history carried l clothing ' ' Nudism and >ex arc quite The First Baptist Church ex­ Special awards will be pre­ ery day. What'* tl like in a world far apart. They don't go a huge section of a coliseum Hie Holly Springs National out extensive orbital ma.ieuv* pansion. R. E. Porter knows sented thia year by the KiFive prizes will be awardera by remote control with* nothing hut a suntan and a hand-in-hand as most people at Indianapolis, lnd., where Forest. «f three more In the making. wanls Club for the best ex­ ed to lucky youngsters an H eater F ire thousands of parents hail tak­ out • man aboard. smile? think, There D no sex pro­ • • • hibits in thu youth activities both Tuesday nod Wednesday. Tin* Soviet news age ncy Sanford Fire Department "Clean, wholesome and blem ai the resort. A person's en their children for a special On Defense Sanford Moose lodge will category. Prize* will be; first, hivyetes; answered a call at H L’H p in healthful," declared Blazing. Halloween "treat"—a visit to Tu»a mid the vehicle, rilled CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) host a masquerade dance Sat­ Exhibits by the t-H, FFA, second, radios; third, rod nnd riiuruUy night at PJ.'h .Sum­ Moreover, nudism provide* a t 'inking controls his fwdy an ice show. "Flight One," executrd "con. Harvard University students urday at Lake Mary Moose Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and reels; fourth, basketballs; and merlin Ave. where a defective ph> Meat, mental and spiritual reaction* Hi* Imagination i* Massive chunks of concrete aideruble lateral maneuvers" excited by the unknown. At ami liny ts»ll«s flew through defended the moral climate maneuvers in altitude, and llall for all members, their schools will be on display. fifth, footballs. kerosene heater flared out of panacea for the sumo goo of their hallowed, ivy-covered ladies amt guests. Music will Livestock, poultry and rab­ Gate* will open nt 5 p.m. control. Fire chief Mack N tiiemtier* of the resort, the a nudist resort there I* noth the sir, showering the glit­ halls today even though a rhanircd it.* lane of orbit heing left to the imagination." tering Ice with dead and In­ be by Nick Pficfauf and his bits will be shown in a fid' x all other days except Satur­ Cleveland Sr. said only- minor young naturalist asserted. fore entering a filial ort,It. The retorts’ members and jured. At least 67 persons dean contended coed visit* "Starlighters." SO' lent erected for the pur­ day when opening time will he damage from smoko and soot Tuss hailed the space shot as Blazing, who illustrated Jus to men’s rooms permits “wild guests hate the choice of were dead and 33t injured. • • • pose. Cecil Carlton, chairman t p.m. resulted. "an Important step . , . toward talk with a color film of Ihc wearing nr not parties and sexual Inter­ wearing The lirrald 's proof reader, Another explosion shattered the further atudy and con* clothes. Blazing explained a drug More filled with shop course" Mary Frances Davis, saved quest, of outer space." "Comfort Is our main aim. per* and children dressed in us from being clobbered by The surreaafu! maneuver and if a person i* more com­ Halloween ('<**111110'* at Mari­ Hearing Begins Mr. McKinnon of the new Sli­ prugrum “will help solve this AMKBICUS, Ga. (Ul'l) — fortable wearing clothes, he etta, Ga , killing seven per­ ver Hollar shoe store Wednes­ Five civil rights workers jail­ tusk of steering space ships may keep them on." day. Story about the store's sons and injuring others. A total of 16,608 registered Twenty-three polling places Lake Monroe; 3— 11 .. ru e house, Cltulunta; 8— GoldenWon't tJ'e approaching cold The bla*l came a* hundreds ed since last August, four of in flight, sending them to re* opening read that McKinnon them under nn insurrection quired areas to obtain Helen* bad "3,00*> silver dollars to voter* In Semlltoie County will be open from T a m, to Demons!rilkm Building, h ist rod Community Hou*e;; 9— weather a Ifeet the resort’s of perron* gathered (or an charge carrying a maximum tific information," Tux* said, taingwond Town Hull; in— activities’ "Well, that is a informal Halloween parade. give away with earh purchase are eligible to cast ballots in 7 p m , Mr* Bruce aaid. too 24th Street; (— Altamonte penalty of death, begin testi­ "F or the first time 11 spncfl of shoes." Verily, it was cor­ Tuesday's special election, it cations of the (tolling place* Spring* fire house; 3—Oviedo lake Miry fire lmu>e: It — problem ,' smiled the nudist. \ speeding ear at Ciiattun- mony today In a federal vehicle win* launched with Ulaoionle Community House; rected and fast to read 3,ooo was reported tJii* niorninz noog.i, Ti tin , swerved out of court hearing pinpointing the multiple and wide range* of Town Hall; 6— Geneva Com 12 —R. K Pcrvi* real estate arc: silver dollars to lie given control on a street corner eontrosersial l»*ue of slate maneuvering," Radio Moscow Precinct t— !3m) French munity House. Mr*. Camilla Bruce, super­ office, Forest ( Ity. away, one with each pair of and slant incd into four young and federal legal jurisdiction, raid Avenue; 2— Scout Building, visor of registration. Precinct 7— Old school Precinct 11— longwood etc shoes. girl* making "trick or treat" * • • mi-ntary irhool; li — Lyman rounds. Two of the girl*, aged Scltoo! gym; 15— Shrine Club, First PTO-spun.wired movie r, and It, were killed. The ini South law Avenue, Hi— will he shown at Longwood other two were seriously in­ City Commission is expect­ jured Florida Power loung*-. Hear Elementary School at 2 p m. Lake; 17— Casselberry fire ed to approve Monday even Saturday. A full-length Abbott station; IS— Farmers auc­ ing the expenditure of St.oou and Costello comedy, followed tion market. Highway 17'** earmarked for the remodeling County Escapee by cartoons, make up the pro­ of the old po-1office building south of Sanford. gram. All children of the area Does It Again are invited to attend and a Preelnrl ID— Scrninu e High info a public library. An escaper frnlil i coun­ Mayor Thomas S. McDonald School gym; 20— Upsala group of adults will be on Churi h educational building, said this morning the issue ty jail work gang alnioxl hand to chaperone. • • • southwest of Sanford; 21 — is on the agenda Monday got himself raptured early ■St. Johns Builder* office. .VX) evening and he anticipate* tialay . . . and escaped Third Gold Award for loo French \venue; 23— Itlch Ihc Commission will approve again alter wrrrfclng his per cent participation in the automobile. Food Plan, fit VVe»t 1,1th it. United Fund has been pre­ Grrald Fraley, of French He explained Ihc lim e had Struct, *nd 25— Prairie Lake sented to Midway Elementary been held lii abeyance since Avenue, rsvapesl from a Legion Hall. School. Principal W. L. Ham­ AU voters in the county the City iledred to sell the old work gang Oct. It. ilton turned in cash and About 2 this morning De­ will past on three state con­ post office properly and erect pledges totaling $157 from the stitutional amendments, a a new public library building. puty .*>hrrifls William ( hand teachers and other personnel. • • • However, he aibleil, Con­ ter and J. U. lore noticed county question relative to the university site, elect three gressman A S. Herlong Jr. a car whh bail headlights Mayor Tom McDonald isn't of four candidate* for school has advised the U, S General approaching them on Old missing a trick in hi* cam­ truster, pass on a 2.73 mill •Services Administration has l.akr Alary Knad. They paign tor re-election. Bert See Our Atl On Puro <i age for the school d i'trict and ruled the City must use the signalled but the driver Hollingsworth reported this a one mill le*y for the school property a* a public library sped away and they gave morning that two of his chil­ building and bus reserve fund for 20 year* before title will tha.*r. The car Irik the dren returned from a "trick road near 2.7th Strrrt and The two school mitljgo lev- he passed. or treat" lour Halloween On All Brands Of Liquors overturned several times. ir* are the same as in the night, dumped their loot from Ihe driver escaped. VOTING MACHINES arts In ityr inuVftl into 2;i precinct polling placet) in Deadly ia*t two years. the bags on the floor and PLUS FREE ra® * Ih e sheriff's department** muline.*.* for Tuesday'h special election, Repreaentaliven uf Imtli parties LONDON (Ul'l) — National Sanfurd voters will choose (here was a McDonald cam­ were present Thursday afternoon w hen Registrar Camilla Bruce inspect­ a City Commissioner between Chamber of Trade President new mobile crime tabpaign card, put into the bags (JOLD BOND ed the machines. From the left mu Mrs. It. K. Higgins, of the reg istrar's incumbent Thomas S. Mc­ James par'se *J'd today that oratory was railed to the b> "Himself—the Mayor." Donald and Earl Hi g gin bo­ "the ultra-modern miss dress­ scene and fingerprints re­ office; \V. A. Adams, custodian o f the machines; Mrs. J. D. Morrison, for Toro said today he can't af­ STAMPS! th am. fticumbent A !. Wil- es to kill ami Is reputed to train! the winked car was the D e m o c ra t* . Mr Bruce th e u /»•**''iir, am i Guy Allen, for th e Repub­ ford to mi-s a trick in tills registered to Fralry, (Cook L.v aau»c way. ' * lU la tt iUl'jUt licans. (lleraM Photo) campa-*®- First Baptist Begins Expansion Program Navy Units Ordered To Viet Nam items... BRIEFS Legion Fair Opens Monday Afternoon Every Little Why Dress? Nudist Fires, Mishaps Asks Sanford JCs Take Heavy Halloween Toll iJ S Russia Launches Space Vehicle 1 6 ,6 0 8 Eligible To Vote In Seminole Library Fund OK Expected VALDEZ HOTEL Downtown Sanford CUT-RATE PRICES � 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, October 31, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 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>, October 31, 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/559210aec20163283f4ba7f0b074c15e.pdf 59012748ca3145a9eeb3facbb9ec928b PDF Text Text fffrt B usiness B rief Inflated Tent-Church Touchlon's Open Seats 5 0 0 Persons Fail Bargain Sales Thursday Fait bargain day* begin In earnest Thursday with the’ opening of the gigantic 10-day Rexall 1 cent nnln nt Tonchton’i lUxall Drug Store, 121 East First Street, This famous "Fenny Sale" Was originated by Rexall in 1013, and always gives Rexall customers two sale Items for the price of one, plus a penny "As American as apple pie," Glenn McCall explained "Any tradition that survives for 51 years, as this Rexall I cent tale has, is not only sound merchandising Idea, It • I mi attests to the success of the principle of free enter prise hero In America. In this 1 cent sale, our customers can save nearly half on their needs, yet are assured of the same fine quality they know Is guaranteed hy Rexall. "This year's 1 cent sale Is no exception to his fine trail! tion. Resides offering Items useful during the fall and win ter seasons . . . Jtems for all members of the family, as well as many products for the home, shoppers will find plusvalues In our Money Savers and Surprise Buys whirl) ore not on our 1 cent sale plan but were purchased for this event to offer our customers Special savings.'' Touchton’s llexall P r u g Store is now offering custom­ ers Advance Shopping Lists which permit them to check off needed items before the 1 cent sale starts. Ll'to may then be left with a salesper­ son, anil the orders will be ready on the first day of the safe. A new concept In religious revival meetings has been introduced here in a mam­ moth balloon tent on French Avenue where a six-week evangelistic service is under­ way. The huge inflated enclosure, stretching 120 feet in length and standing 25 feet high, has a seating capacity of 500 persons for the revival being conducted by t h e Seventh Day Adventist Church of Sanford. The balloon lent Is In sharp contrast with the old circus typo canvas revival tents with the familiar poles, guy wires and stakes. The new type tent Is inflat­ ed with air and is heki se­ cure by 50,ooo to oo.ootl peunda of >und ballast. Sand is laced In close i t the bot­ tom and the fireproof tent, of neoprene and nylon material is blown up. Some 2,500 cubic fcct-per-minute is required to hold It up. Two blowers are constantly supplying air, although occupants of the tent can feel no breeze or draft. Six men spent two days erecting the unique structure. The tent Is especially sturdy, being able to withstand winds up to 10o miles-per-hour. F a th e r - S o n Act V n fn l V » f 4-A — O ct W IMS WmH Monroe Girls Elect Officers Tha Junior 4-H Girls Club of Laka Monroa electad offi­ cers a t the meeting held b u t Thursday after school la the Community Building. Named were Judy Bailey, president; Marlene Dorn, vice president; Karen Kirkpatrick, secretary-treasurer and Kathy Ryala, reporter. Prior to the election Miss Myrtio Wilson, agent, gave a demonstration on m enuring cooking ingredients assisted MAMMOTH BALLOON houses revival services on French Avenue. by Sarah Dyson and Yvonne Stripling. Adult leaden working with Misa Wilson for tha club are Students Give United Notions Program Mrs. Charles Stafford, Mrs. Ily Helen Snodfrans of the nations represented, Tamaleski, Viola McCarthy, Robart Dorn and Sirs. Barry Sixth grade students of the group was directed by Tom Hatchett, Daryl Ullery, Wilson. Meetings are held on the Enterprise Elementary Mrs. Daisy Lee Gunn, teach­ Mannie Zuniga, Judy Rich­ Thursday afternoons after ardson and Robert Munion. school. School presented a program er. ST. LOUIS, Mo. (U FI) Two motorists collided todsy. Those taking part were When they got out to face on “ United Nations" a t the regular assembly last week. Kandy Spencer, Fatty Swee­ each other, they found they Dressed In native costume ney, Doris Goodwin, Debby were father and son. Potter, Jeanette Bradley, Joan X.wosta, Therein Rlvctt, Frank Keg, Bonnie Smith, Melissa German; Roberta Murr, Ronnie Beall, Lynn Schroeder, Milana Craw­ ford, Card Ledgero, Junior Meadows, Jimmy Boland, Richard Woodson, Steve Jcff cs, Rabun Morris, Edward RE-ELECT tom • 1 £ M cDonald Sanford City Commissioner • A Butties* Man That Mill Stand Up For You Pd. Pol. Adv. .t Spenny u sJ TOUCHTON'S ^ J5. r . . l . f I N ,J .» "S W * Talrum Powder 1 Lb. Tin Keg. bits 2 Fur Stic l m loio surw oir PL A T I NO C A R D S l>-M.H* . , ’U. 1.01 vie (ivt* THUS MOMSTK RS 2 HAW N ITS *•«*’*»- — « t LEADING SALESMEN in Ovloilo’a uchnol magazine Hiilcu-ription cam­ paign mo Ted IJellhorn and Nancy Swenson shown here selling Mrs. Re­ becca Webb, teacher, in tenter, a subscription. (Herald Photo) Iff >ftoff WITCH H A U L m . 70c Jft l*faitf)# 0ii|pH»i«ila M l P a in t P U IS .. _ 4 0 * «•<•*».» V»fU» 2 COTTON BALLS <mi— 70c 99t 1U Hill* COtWfll B O U T P IN S if« ItliposWNmm LM LATIX CLO V IS I*-......... . .. S S tR I X FILM lu.kMoon ON OOt le JAtI N*N *UT , ..IT.WCUut Htcio ro« mu uii .9 0 s BO/VUS BUYS Olanl 12 ’ ll«Mt CORN POPPER OVEN TOASTER ipcom. Hi fix Mjtes dFidow pepcO'it sttnng or ahakirg Hest kit proof fegi 1 handle. 2 gust ciprcity. 2.97 SKILLET 4 slices of bread toasted m 10CV. Trrrr.ersible. Cort/oHtl 90 seconds. Cfiit, Broil, (to hut with autotherm "Mjg:c2 cooking levels. Q 99 tuL'fc" cook mtit a n n at the table. 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Chrome 9 tl'jnt vents for greater sltw pressure, fabric selector. w M hv MULTI-VITAMINS Chops, grates, whips, ertxns, etc. SP1AT, STEAM v i DRYIRON 2for90< Il i u t U c lU (<nm, n n ! m tftiw .lt'p n in e nliwr tfirsat fi'.N’itm. loul it i |V|i* t’-.t M r v j till, lUlUtHI. 2 .9 8 PANOVITE BLENDER fo iro o a ri*t In tat but ease with erryirg str ia. 9 posrl on smith and m I dryer. 17199 Large bonnet OtrieL IU lirusti. PANOVITE PANOVITE •itl MatrHt CHCWIBIE >•1)7 09 «*f M.9S IMiitasiii t* «kii*f*»Id fldWH1 I ‘Mfl i ,|f »>1 HI t»g t ' f i flgrr*. yg I Ifl *Np|rm«t »-t*fiiiflk •tlvi. It t Ib it'*** | "■ *J «■’Ctuff. »"J Vflr'flA 2u 4.96 * '2 f* 2 .0 r C ASC AD E CHRISTMAS CARDS /a 2 a , 7®' lev # n riffle*tai w'*, 11 »’» ■tteMflf rni.m tl A.UwLVfl tatps, J «« Moro than n million Florida families have switched to mod­ ern electric water heating , . . because flamdcss makes tho BUT DIFFERENCE! It is cleanest and most dependable hy far. Completely automatic and carefree. No flame, no fumes, no constantburning pilot light. Nothing to worry about. No Hue is needed, no your electric water heater can ho tucked away anywhere. All thu heat goes into l ho water—none is wasLed up a vent. And leas heat loss saves money. Enjoy it in your homo for alt tho hot water you need. . . instantly! See the new models now—round, square and countertop—at your appliance dealer, plumbing or electrical contractor. U □ w rnsSr & LIGHT COMP ANY H EL PIN O BUILD FLO RID A W. Scott Hums TAPE RECORDER BUBBLE BATH Fortat'*. 2 Motors. Remote cailrcl irvaupbore. Mortar urptont for work j g j j g Thr*«lirgi boxes with20 p rin t s In i x h for tour* of fuprnt lux- QQr Vina Util......VO " SYRINGE raiding ty;« for k««i or birti. M , Nn, r*«\ W yellow 6ur»»t*od 1tad jiM. *}59 $r§. $1.91. n » A T R A V EL SET DRESSER SET . . . I T ' S CHEAPER, TOO POWER SHUtrOlO fOUNIAJK V L O R A L ftO U Q U IT I19i. Men’* Comb, ry!«l to.5*1 * d rcoptr (Kited auror enttrd in jewel- I Q Q •r'sb o ru *....... l < v J T toM cT jL Jjfot, f l a m e l e s s £$& & & £w *< 7 FLORI DA f u lly T ra m iftfo rlia d 207 Mag. Ase. «• 4 1MB n ! ^ Art Complete with t v e e n r , brushes, comb, ccntjiners, li e. shoehorn, jmpleflwr.ts, etc. Lejlr.tr u s * . 2 9 9 lie* NW»»fln!« * ■ * » . * ■* w*J* W »« In*' TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUGS “1U E P liE S C H im O N OUU PRIMARY CON’CEKN” FIRST ST. ■ M ta u m DOWNTOWN SANFORD niO N E FA 2-2IS2 �a- <* ft' •» FBI Agents Seek Escapee From Mental Hospital c io 6 Ann Brandt was out mow­ ing her lawn the other day , . . and sliced up a foot-long ♦oral anake. Sayi she kept right on running the mower back and forth over it, chop, ping it into little pieces. • * e Local N ary personnel have been apprised their bosa, Adm. David L. McDonald, top man In the N ary, will he Interview* ed on the “Today" show over Channel 2 on Monday at 8:30 a .m . e * • The G O Parties Initiated by the Seminole County Young Republicans are beginning to catch on. These Informal gettogethers are held each Wed­ nesday from 6:30 to 7 p.m a t the Riksha Inn. • • • In keeping with the typical Northern weather on Hallow­ een, official temperature log­ ged this morning at Sanford Naval Air Station was a COOI. 61 degrees. Warmer trend is duc this afternoon, though. • 9 1 Civitun Club initiated n number of new members to­ day. FBT agents and other law officer* throughout Florida are conduct in g an Intensive manhunt for Thomas Asbury lladdor, 22, described by J.F. Santoiana J r., FBI ipeda) agent in charge at Tampa, as a "severe menace to society on tiie FBI's ID most wanted men liat." Santoiana today asked The Sanford Herald to publish this photo of [ladder with the re­ quest that anyone knowing his whereabouts to contact Representative 'Opens Closet' Of Senator the FBI office at Orlando but under no circumstances try to take the wanted nun Into custody. The FBI agent described Hadder as “extremely dan­ gerous.’* 1ladder had been in cus­ tody as a vagrant at Jack­ sonville Beach Sunday night but waa released Monday. On Tuesday in a routine check of fingerprints the Jacksonville Beach police learned they had let this wanted fugitive "slip through their fingers.’’ Hadder. a.m known as John Barker. Braxton Pat# and Samuel S. Bass, escaped from a mental institution while awaiting trial for kill­ ing a police officer. Ha also had been convicted by a mili­ tary court martial of assault with a dangerous weipon. He is described as weighing 170 pounds, five feet to, medium build, blue eyes, receding reddish blond hair and has tattoos on his left arm, a dolphin and "The South Will disc Again." I < if VOL. 66 WEATHER: Fair today becoming partly cloudy Friday; high today near 80; low tonipht In flOs. United Press Leaned Wire EHnblished 1908 THUKS., OCTOBER 81, 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 61 Castro Claims CIA Agents Held Florida Docked Ship Named As 'Raid' Vessel North Orlando Approves Four Ordinances HAVANA f t T l l - Fidet Castro claimed Wednesday night his men bad raptured R.v Mona Grindeail U. S. counter - intelligence W A S H IN G T O N (L T D — Ordinances establishing a agents smuggling explosive* At the see of 59, Rep. Turn building codr. a fire rode, a into Cuba and threatened to Steed ha* just discovered that curfew for minors and grant­ shoot them along with prison­ ing a 30-year- franchise to sex is more interesting to ers from a \mertran organiz­ Winter Park Telephone Com­ people than government. ed raiding party. pany were approved Wednes­ The Shawnee, OMa., Demo­ Castro. in a two hour and day night by tiie North Or­ tit-minute television arut ra­ crat (-usually announced Wed­ lando Village Council at a dio broadcast to the nation, nesday that he had discovered special meeting held in the cited the capture of agents, two cull girls on the payroll Civic Building. possibly Canadians working T . A. H ADDER of a senator. He did not IdenThe building rode ordin­ for the U. S. Central Intelli­ tify the senator, and suid he ance adopts, by reference, the gence Agency (CIA), and ox* would not do *o. even if called lllt’,0 fit revised edition of the ile raiders as proof that U S. before congressional invedi* Southern Standard Building foreign policy is “hypocriti­ gators. Code. Too village clerk, Mrs. cal." Edward \\. i Barbara) Peters, "I'm not taking a moral­ lie rompared ific Incident* has three copies of tin- rules istic position about it." ha with the 1*2 a I(air of 19)10, • • • and regulations for study. mid. "1 only mention it to when Russia announced it had Champion horseshoe pitch­ point up the fact that aecrrey 'I be curlew ordinance regushot down U. S. pilot Fran­ ers of the nren see Pete I’ay- in congt, -Mould matters op­ lates the presence of minors, cis Gary Powers over the ton and Cliff Wynn for the erates to the benefit of no­ under 17 years, in public Soviet Union. men and Mrs. Vernon Fedder. body but a few of the mem­ places between 9:30 p. m Apparently going on what The period Nov. 1.20 has and « a. m Exceptions will tonight is Allhnllows Eve or, in the parlance of WHAT THE DEVIL? Did Satan, himself, will ■on snd Mrs. J. G. David for bers. It certainly is n”t in he had learned from Interro­ been designated for the mail­ he allowed when a minor is the day, it’s Halloween. For the identity of our ho out tonight to ncuro the wits out of tlm little the women. At least, they won the interest of tiie people." gating captured exile raiders. Devil ntxive, read "Around the Clock.” You'll he hobgoblins, ghosts, spooks and witches who will all the prise* *t the Sanford Steed, a newspaperman for ing of Christmas parcels by in the company of his parents Castro named the vessel ho uut to scare the wits out of everyone. For in for it big surprise. (llenihl 1'holu) postoffive employes picnic at 20 year* before his election surface transportation to mem­ or guardian or ha* an accept­ "Rex" ax the "mother ship" Seminole Fish Camp. to Congress in Ju|H, included bers of the Armed Forces able reason for being out af­ of an Oct. 2t landing attempt • » • tlm call girl report in his overseas, it was reported to­ ter the deadline. on Cuba's south coast, dcaThe Fire Prevention Code, R. E. Porter hears that the latest blast nt the Senate for day by Postmaster Ceelte cribcd the vessel and said proposal for a new Ccunty its iusisletne that II >u.*e Heard. For nir mail parcels adopted by reference to code It was based at West Palin c recommended hv flu- National at Ills lo t s i s g i t , u p the u l r o f the period is Bee. 1-10. Beach, (» Hume still continues •’status quo'* . . .although so-called "junk" or unaddressA vessel minted Hte Re* Greeting cards for the Board of Underwriters, twin Commissioner John Alexander ed mailings under their f rank - Armed Forces over •as should edition including further revi­ and painted blue, as Castro sions or editions, prescribes continue* to garner informa­ ing privilege. said, was found tied up at tho be niailed within the periods tion for his fellow member*. port of Paint Beach, just “ People who live in gins* designated for parcel* if they regulations governing condi­ north nf West Palm Beach. houses s h o u l d n ' t throw are to have a reasonable ex. tions hazardous to life and lljf l Tnltrd lvrr»* liitniuitiona!, tit 9 old Scot Huh poem gwes. All those C of C Coffee stones." Steed said. "If the pcctatlon of lb-livery prior to property from lire or explo­ Support of two of three idate It was registered from Ni­ Tits Altamonte Spring" tinder mooit-splnsht-d shir* | "amt thing# that go bump In Club numbers who were senators want to reform things Christmas, Mi * Heard said. sion. Authority Is given tiie Town Council unanimously npconstitutional n in e n dnn-nls caragua, whose government village fire chief lo enforce guests of the HI.II plant this [ mound hero they ought to 111 darkened alleys, thou - 1the night, good Lord, deliver | Jin,| th„ c„„nty propo»nl in is strongly nnti-Gaitro and, She explained tin- term i fills mis law. uw proved its new election ordimorning received bottles of • Ista rt with the Senate.” • Hid- of pint-sized spook, and [ usl Tunilny'ii election wim urged unofficially, ha* befriended Armed Forces includes perI The* Winter Park Telephone 'I n . ln t d in au‘^IIn a *>first u‘*lUnel special sauce from the firm, ■ SAAi.iul anil \r>U vt t m *o. anti • Cnatro Cuban e i l l g .gubtiiii go on their haunts oamud, member* cf-th.ls- fam- j^ . adopting It—on—*0000*1 »iui G u . »- than—254100—parson* “ day by the Chamber u( Com­ grBufrST1-1 il.e* and l'. S rlsfjluiy who~ | ^. . . . . .. n j'a i p r o J h>' « * '• «"•*. »l ! ,0,li(' hl **’ Dsrw.L.,* 'tr i c k , or I j »mmfA „'f f Castro said the Rex was tho Bill Hemphill presented the merce. 1 ,.reive -!•«-.i m*il th.mgh ►•, a ,_ Tht* second anil final read- fl teeeitvencd session held , India. III.. Wednesday nignt . . . , ,. CIA's only boat and had been key* to a now 19b I RnntM Army post office (Al'tli or a Ing will take place ......... y In three resolutions signed I. Decern- ’ Wednesday night. • t"im Pumpkin renter, S. . American to the Chamber of D. to the United Nations. It's | f'"1 *'"« Halloween pa,,y pt(.sl,ictlt p rnn, j.;. K,m. * F lirt , ,>t oflut- (FPO). be; 1 The new luw change* the against Culva. Commerce Wednesday. Char­ All articles should be pack­ tuillnt 4r„ the Chamber sujiIt was pointed out that lh|. "" thuds through which candl- ;llc celebration of H al-; «deThe CIA in Washington had lie Morrison, genial publicity ed in boxes of wood, metal, fronclllse had bee. executed d a te me to qualify ....I pro. A resident of tiny Pumpkin ports three issups. • >« *ncie,,, ri.n tbut no comment either on Castro’e man for the t hamber, accept­ solid fibei bo.iid or strung Capt. Jam es O. M yo. com­ by Frank Fa.tula, former ma vide for re-regi«tratinii of ull l ‘,‘ ‘ 1 "' ri11' " i liter said Halloween nowu- j Amendment No. "2 would speech or tlu> vessel. ed. mander of Sanford's Heavy double foe, ! . .rrugatrd fiber- >or. and m 'JIhnI by Lois *strh*k iimnir;p.ii %i»t«'rt and i*»r al*- . im ' ‘ ituy* isn't like old times whe t permit tile State to i,»ue $7o Castro promised to present Attack Wing One, will leave board. All fiberlward boxes land. former a-sUnni i.H.i-p —v— i , * ! , . » - » * j *T’nim irriuulii^N and shout th« ro wero home million in bonds to finance ,.n television — although h« buggies lo Tom McDonald and Earl H ’* ft F it! III! 1 . fT’l" lj| \ ii. Friday for a week’s visit to -tioulil Is , i.pped fu heavy clerk, in October of HWI llownew universities snd junior did not set a date—the (ivn Reglnm g this year eandlHigginbotham me really out boost nt.ip n coop colleges. the Sixth Fleet in Hie Medi­ paper and well tied with evor, minutes read a! th e i.ta tr, wilt I,a required to file O "infiltrators" he said wera campaigning with “viguh" for streiig nod. I i..r«* complete­ next month state that no it %%riti**ii notU'if u f tntunt lo or outhouses to tip over. terranean. 1 No. 3 would captured in the Oct. 21 landTom's post on tin- i oy Com­ Retired grocer Roy Hough permit tint .Stole to i,.-~ While there he will consult ly packed and tigloly lilted, JU L W A ... tlempl by two smaller mission. Al Wilson coasting with commanders of the Sixth boxes are likely to be crush­ meeting was held in October qiialify 2U day* befoie the of Newton, town, passed out tine bonds for reci eat If)M pur­ boats put Into IfisTorran off due to lack of a quorum and elcitioii. A filing fio of fis. Into his job nguiti . . . with­ Fleet ami Carrier Division ed. more Itin n Zt,o)H) to tile young­ poses arid wilier conservation. I’lnur Del Ilio province from therefore tile franchise was per cent of thu total annual out opposition. Sufficient cushioning ma­ not teg ally granted at this salary of office Is e-tnhb,hsters Wednesday night — in Six and observe fleet everThe euunty issue, to bo vot­ the mother ship. fate Confederate bill*. Each ed on by *11 electors, would . rises involving Heavy Attack terial should be used to pre­ time. The Cuban t’rcmler said the ,'d. However, no niember of Did you notice th a tc h a p s ,|u^,lrnn Um. ttllilh j, .... vent any rattling nr loosening bad a penny taped to the buck. permit Hie County Commis­ CIA agents were arrested In other business the conn llist presently elected council •‘working liirt way up in the ployed from Sanford aboard of articles within the package. r-it approved resolutions en­ re., ivea a salary. sion to cull a special election when they landed at Jo.so NT I’F.TERSIIIIRG ( Ul’l)— world" at the courthouse the USS Independence. A slip showing list vf con- dorsing constitutional amend­ of freeholder* only to pas* on Marti airport outside HavanNino women were hospital The provision for re.regis­ Wednesday? Roger I,ommlt-r, The visit by Mayo and tw*» tent* and tin* addrt’fir* should ment two ami tiie rounty en­ n bond Issue if tbo Stale na Oct. II in i Canadian lied, appnrcnlly with (ivid pol tration will not affect tin* of Longwood, rather lh»n staff officers is part of a con­ b,. enclosed in the pared. In abling measure to provide o llouid of Cnlltrol selects a site Riper Cuti plane, lie did not erect scaffolding to piaster tinuing Navy program lo ac­ addition lo aitieb" normally means for purchase ol a state yenr's voting Imt after Ian I. soiling, following a luncheon 111 tin, county for a proposed say bow many were arrested high up on the courthouse quaint selected aviation olti- prohibited in Hie mail*, university site, should it be l,nl|, t...ok, vvtll be opened for Wednesday at temple ll'Nai four yeiir university. Hilo site and failed to Identify any- of Israel. u total re-registration nnd no wall, was up on stilt,. cialx with Hie needs and pro- mutche* of all kind* anil light" local. lias been offeied gratis. Four the plane passengers, except • • • person who,* name does not cedure* of their deployed er fluid may not ),« niailed to It was announced that new L eave Ok l a h o m a c it y 011*1) nthers must bo purchased' to say that one “was from IJ. E Porter bear* that force* Mayo commands six oversea* military addresses. rules anil regulal.on* prepar appear in the new hook, will R e d s j Miami subNEW 5 <MtK ( UI'D—ITtrcc — The Oklahoma Republican"h"ul'* Hie h't.iln select one. CoralGables," tie allowed to vr.tr In the 11)1.1 Dwight Btaekwelder is obout squadrons wh ■b regularly do *‘d by the village police de Soviet I N diplomats accused Stale ( ommittee announced Du* to.iol issue would provide lirh. (-lei tom s, to leave our fair city . . . to ploy with the Sixth Fleet partment will be pre-ented packed IVrdm lav a contest "to fmd fumls f.r the purchase "f tine ing hurriedly i iiieit aniiooni ed : at bids if spy in: *rl up a reatau. ant busbies, From the Mediterranean, lor discussion at the conn, il s l,ie four for pi.mentation ;J |'’ \ c c i l t C ( l out the e lisis that will iH.iir llieir bags today to comply in. a new pickup tn n k and al tit. Petersburg. l apt.un Mayo will proceed di­ Novciulwr meeting Tuesday Hie Slnte. i.'ilam tools and equipment with u Si ale Department no­ jlisl In-fun* Ihr I'Jfil eb'ctiutis." MIAMI (URI) — Havana rectly to t\a>hin,;t'<n. I). t . fur the water department will tice ordering them out of the St.ato Republican Chairman radio said today the Caxtra Dottie Austin *»>* * big arriving in time for a Nov Hill Burkett said the contest ID S K il le d be nr. epled until p Til. next country immediately. regime executed three Cuban* Hearings Set "heart program" I* ni ranged1 | j n conference nit the It A SC winner wilt receive is $50 Wednesday. Specification- for T AI t. VIIA.HBE E (URI l — by firing squad in t’*maguey for next week to train Uw Vigilante. T h i s conference Slow reporting by leam cap The lute poind repotted Wedne-duy night. A fourl'i ufflitfru, firemen mid other* will cover optimum utilization tains amt lia-tty lagging col- On Commercials nil items me avndnlilu from I Flights Dropped bond. WASHINGTON (HIM) In '.In-'l two week* before the today that 1I)H per,oils wen" I'ubun. n 15-yenr-old lw>y v s t the town clerk. WASHINGTON (U l’l) jn tile jth*|»er method of mm** <d the rcconnaissanic capabil­ lections have forced exten­ A resoluliun wa rend snd a move to save money and 11*02 elections, I'resident Ken­ killed on Florida highways [ sentenced to life imprisonment sa^inir the heiiit to britiif buck ity of the RA-3C. sion of the I'nited Fund drive Die Federal Comniuni.-atinns | in a • rehabilitation'* rump. the dead. More on iliis Inter, deadline until Nov. 15. UF Commission (FCi't will hear approved endorsing tiie roun- spied other protects in the nedy suddenly discovered the during September. • « • chairman Haul la-wiv said to oral arguments Nov. 26 uri tlm ty’s eoaiiling proposal to ap­ U. s moon landing program. pre-cnee of Russian missiles prnpo-nl to limit the length pear on next Tuesday , ballot, Hie Federal Space Agency i, in <ulus, tlo- same missiles Rememtser when tin' North .Jaycces To Mod day. DAYTONA REACH (FIT) Orluiido pot ire department Lewis said only Sla.'KD) of and frequerx y of coiiiniercials which establishes methods (or rliiiiiimtln: lour scheduled that .Veil. Keating of New York hud been talking about providing funds f r the new- astronaut (lights. The annual fall conference the ItS.IAK) quota h.n been on radio and telcvl ton. couldn’t find its tout revolv­ for sew n,l month,,'' Hurkctl Itie K'C sad Wed no day state university site If a Mi-rni er? Two of the volunteer po- <>f Florida Junior (hamber* collected thus far, represent­ said. lice officers xitenried Wednes­ of Commerce will hr held here ing only 31 XI per cent of Hie Hint anyone wi hlng to pro r,o|e County locution '» -elect­ Snow In Maine lly t oiled t'lrix International "We think there will be a „'nt argument* should notify ed. day night's council meeting this weekend with rcdistrlct- goal. No action was taken on the t-resli snow tell til eastern niltllliir crisis just lo-for* the The original deadline was tho rumtniislon tecretury by rcplendnnt in new uniforms ing of Jaycee ciuhs us a ma­ r. olotioti endorsing con*ttl.i- Maine today and cold show­ I1M1I elections," lie said, Nov. in. Oct 31. and posse hat* nnd thorough­ jor topic. I'redi.tor* should address tionul amendmunt two who 1. ers , w e p t the Northern ly equipped all the way from tlie-1 r letters to "Crisis Ed­ \ authorizes bond* for rapilul I'tains. The moisture did little guns to shiny new whistles. \ outlay for collrges, l.neke.l by lo ra ,r tiie serious drought itor," Republican State Com­ • • • tiie revenue freui Utility taxes, situation from inland New mittee, I dun N. Hi ".elway, An early morning fir* todayI Iklull" tea City, llurketl said. which also will I-,' voted upon England to Texas, destroyed one of the large Thu letters will lie opened in next week's election. hatchery building, of the H. ft Nov. I, KMl, just befoie tho S. Mussctwbito Jr. Ilatcherie* TAUeAllASSEE (URI) — election. and Farms in soiltbwest Sem­ inole County off SR 43d. An­ Hot Time Given Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor has given attorney* for both swering the call Were the To Rattlesnakes aides until lu'-'day to tile Auto Wheels, Wrkiw.x nnd Apopka fire de­ The dynamlr naturr of * brief* in a suit challenging partments. • • • firrmzn's duty came into the legality of a 5 per cent Tires Stolen sharp furu* Vlriincvtay al- stale wholesale tax on sport­ Sanford polite are investiRev. Drill's* Copeland, pas­ ing goods. gating the theft of several trrnoon. tor of Casselberry Communitv automobile tires and wheels. The Sanford I ire Depart­ Methodist Church, has devoted They were stolen from Hunt ment was railed out lo jnofi hi* lifetime endeavoring to (I RASCAGUl LA. Miss. ( L'Rli Lincoln Mercury, Inc., HM t edar Ave. to assist resi­ •remove the devil” from peo­ dents in — ol all thinxs — —An ex convict charged wilti North Palmetto, some time ple's soul*. Herald reporter Florid* Dislrihiitnrs For Denman Custom Built Tires biirninx rattlesnakes out of murder In the death of a during Hie past week. Jane ('a■»,clherry, at a Sun­ woman whose badly decom­ Edwin Hunt of the firm told clumps »1 palmetto*. day School class party earlier L->. there had been reports of posed body was found near police five tires and wheels this week, photographed the snakes in t h e xrruhby Grand Bay. Ala., Monday, were taken from the trunks EIGHTY YEARS service in the l ’. S. Navy was brought to it close this minister exemplifying th*t plants, anil residents felt if was held in a Shelby, N. C., of automobiles on display In morning when these three officers of Heavy Attack Squadron 8 were which ha fight* every day. they made things too hot jad today in lieu of STYooo. the car lot. A car radio also "piped over the side" ut Sanford Nnval Air Station. Retired were (from Yes, that'* Rev. Copeland in FA 2-0651 in.*. \Y. F IR S T S !'. for the reptiles, the, would He Is G'-oi • C irl ( handler, was stolen (tolll one nf the the left Warrant Officer Chari's Kauffman, with 80 years; Lt. f'dr. the d e v i l's Co M i ....... .. Ih 's leaie ll.e area. i ktn gaga, il*ujt suiiL U igorge Wutci.x, witli J* ycai.'i *iinl Lt* Ldi. Al Autar, with a.i jciii.,. fiulit pa*v. (I Overseas Yule Mailing Time Starts Friday ‘ , Altamonte OKs To Ghoulies, Ohosties OfC.Backs 2 Amendments, Hew Election W e'll All Play Hosties County Issue Ordinance Capt. Mfi»o To Visit 6th Fleet BRIEFS Nine Poisoned To GOP Launches 'Crisis' Coniest UF Drive Legs; !s Extended Tax Challenge; V— '"d; Held In Slaying’ i I �Reorganintion Cancer Crusade Nets $5,779 For Seminole Unit B A R G A IN PRICES a new loan closet haa been Howard Rung* we*.appointed ON mode available at IfemtowU to the committee and Mrs. 'Silver Dollar Store' Planned By Hew POPULAR BRANDS Fisa waa Betty Dude will wort Slavic area. Ralph Brandt, field Parly Chairman FARRELLS tentative, showed n film, “1* Open Friday ® ir Tiger Tales By u . <M> BI w« couldn't writ# “ Hollo Friend*” to AraWe *o * a ’H •Up that p a rt V o Jiut apcnt cllh t wonder­ ful dajra la a Uttio country Lebanon. Thto country has a democratic government, t free enterprtio lyatom and bo national d eb t The climate la warm and balmy almoat year around. Aa far aa vacationing la concerned, thia country tbould bead overybody'i lilt; you can awlm or water aU at the •unny boachea or drive tor two boura to one of tbe many pioontain re aorta for ■ brisk •lalom down one of the mow povered mountain aldea. For the ligbtaoora the city •f Baalbech, which waa cm •f the moat aacred placea of worahlp la antiquity, atlU haa feat nothing of ita grandeur. V ssfa * V m ff e ** e i* i m A total of l5,Tff.Jl was col­ lected to tho "Cancer Cru­ sade" of the Seminole County Unit, American Cancer So­ ciety, It wes reported at the annual meeting recently. Ex­ By M U penses for the drive totaled L. F. McKinnon, owner and Tb* desire to acquaint each only tto7. Mrs. Thom si L. Lor gen, m*niier of Sanford’i newest D e m o c r a t i c committee •ho* store, to rapidly becom­ man and committeewomen unit president, reported that ing known about town ** "tho with whet la needed to bene fit tb* party on county, state ■liver dollar man.’" He be* ordered *,000 ailror and national levels was ex­ dollar* to be given away, one pressed today by Mra. J. D. with each pair of abac* pur­ Morrison, at A l t a m o n t e chased at his Silver Dollar Spring*, who moved up to tbe Shoo Store, which open* Fri­ job an chairman of the Sem­ day to tho building formerly inole County Democratic Ex­ occupied by KaTa M10 on ecutive Committee upon the resignation of B. I. BlllMmer. First Street. Ho hopes to bo nblo to give Mra. Morrison advised that these all away during the she will call • meeting to the opening oo Friday nod Satur­ very near future for tho pur­ day* but tho offer will con­ pose of fllllag on precinct va­ tinue a* i regular poUey of cancies In the county and to the ftor*. sleet n new vice chairman tor A largo variety of the committee. boots and slippers lor all l . r . Mc k in n o n an active worker In member* of tho family art on rhte organisations, Mr* display, aa well aa sox, head- Morrison helped organ]** tb* bag* and todies’ hosiery, Altamonte library whrra she McKinnon cornea hero from served two term* oo the Crescent City whom bo to tho board of trustee* and is pre­ owner of a successful depart­ sently chairman of tho way* ment (ton. and mcanc committee Ho to married aad haa a Sho has been president of daughter, Barbara, IS, attend tbe Altamonte Civic Club, of Ing St. Johns Junior College the Lyman School PTA, of On* hundred ears or* ex­ ia FaUtkt, and a aoa, Gary, the VFW Department of South pected to join the motorcod* 10, a fifth grader. The Me Carolina and of tho South of ! Seminole Booster*—heed­ Kinnotis attend the Baptist •sstern Regional Auxiliary of ed fo r the Lee*burg Hornet Church. the Fleet Reserve Associa­ grid gamo — th at will laova tion. gho also baa hold office In the Seminole County Feder­ the high ochol parking lot ation of Womm’a Club* sad promptly a t 0:11 p. m. Friday, In American Legion Unit lto. oeordlng to Daro MoeOllUs, A resident cf Alt*monte chairman in charge. Springs for IT yaare, aba is The convoy to Daytona the mother of throe children, Beach for the football eonteit OCTOBBB to John W. Morrison and J. Gray with fleabreeia high achool Morriaon, both of Altamonte, two week* ago approximated half the expected century Eunice Blako, Donna M. El and Mra. Jeanette Ven Wag­ licit, Suiana* BeddlngfleM ner, of Chattanooga, Tana. mark for tho Laashurg fracn , Penelope Cornett, J a m * » Thee* art four grandchildren, but will be only allghtly larg­ Hoolehan, Betty Jackeon, all Sho to employed In Alta er than the “troop movement" Sanford; Jsm ee Wagner monte at the REA Express that converged on Grenadier Longwood; Alice Hellendsy Company when her husband Field in Orlando for tho Col­ DtBery; Edward A. Bpilier, to onial gam*. 100 Can Seen In Motorcade To Leesburg Memorial Hospital. made for the donation of a sturdy bedside chair com­ mode. A stepped-up program of Smoking Worth It I” public education to planned for tba county with Mra. Rich­ Pot tooth Into your ides* if ard Gleason as chairman. Dr. yon wont thorn to hit*. ARCADE PACKAGE ATOM OPEN DAILY - » A. M. - * tl* P. MSIB E. FIRST SANFORD WE GITS TOP VALUE STAMPS \ \ ING FRIDAY, NOVIMBBR 1st. LOWEST PRICES ANYW HERE! • . . Lower Than Any, Store In Orlando Another famoui city, By. bloc, or Jebail aa It uaod to bo eailed, la, according to tradition, the oldest conttonouily Inhabited town in tba world. But to ua the moat beauti­ Sanford's Biggest Shot Bargain Spot ia open for buatncM. We stock shoos fur ful of aU attraction waa the ths sntirc family. And . . . w s boast tha lowsst prices, lower than Orlando or Cedara of Labe non which to­ •bew htrs. All shoes art guaranteed I Com* in and Compare 1 day aland majeaticaUy at the foot of Lebanon'a higheat peak. There a n only 400 trace loft fe the g ro n at B eeham but (heir htatory date* back to the T in t Dynaaty Pharaoh* who la d their coffin* carved from th e n tree*. However, their tom e waa mad* eternal in the Old Testament for H waa from theao tree* that Solomon built Ua tample and Palace. There w en many other places that draw the Interest of our Tiger* am! probably m Plus 1 Fro# Rubber Lace Type — Cushion Insole the moat famous of all was m silver Dollar ♦he HMy Cly, Jerusalem. ML Dora; Erika Beam, North Dr. O. L. Bark*, Seminole Many of our men took a tour Orlando; Joseph Murray, Pitt T R E M E N D O U S S E L E C T IO N ! Boaters president, said that of the city and were very man, N. J . D ii(card ed ) fmpreesed. Damascus also re­ there haa been an Hieraaaing OPORTO, Portugal (UPD— s— ^T T j ceived e lot of attention from Interest In the Hornet game Mr. and Mre. Perry Elliott, Leather Hunting Or Work Boots during the week. He surmised baby boy; Mr. snd Mrs Antonio Martina, 41, com­ *ur erstwhile Marco Polo*. plain* d to police Wednesday Some Insulated Our port of call was Beirut, that this is brought about by Thomas Bedding field, baby • lovely modem city wh»a* two things: One, the local In­ boy; Mr. and Mrs. Junior that he lost IDS escudo* (f4) Plug 1 Fre* N. i H e*. P rice Up To $21 .9 5 _________ A , Skyline* give the impreeeion dian tribe still haa a perfect Dlake, baby boy, ell of Sea to • card gam*. Police refused Sliver Dollar , i to help and told him to play ♦ ' » \ . of n miniature New York. record of five win*, no loe***, ford more carefully the next time. Upon arrival in the city w* no tie*, and the Sanford fan* Dischargee \ M N A T IO N A L L Y A D V E R T IS E D M E N S BETTER tound the people vary affabla pffabl* are eagerir to do all they can to Georgia Robson, Magnolia * V1 dtp for eeif that i game Friday Harris, Elate Hankie, Curtis With the greatest affinity FA T \ making you feel at home. night land* in Uie Seminole Hall, Mable L. Wiley, Llnnie Throughout the city new win column. And they want to Simpson, Mary Garrison, Da­ O V E R W E IG H T building! ara being construet- ■oo It done, according to Dr. vid Turner, Eddie Macks, Available to you without a Plus 1 Fres *U and the chopping dletrlct Bark*. Lena y. Lockley, Sally Eaaon, doctor’s prescription, our drug 1 Values Up To $18.95 Silver Dollar •n d bargain* yielded a wealth The second stimulator I* the Shirley Schllke, Mary G. called ODRINEX. You must I of gift! for loved one* back fact that word from Leesburg Peterson, Hill J. Jordan, Mri. lose ugly fat In 7 days or is that the Yellow Jackets are Quincy A. Crosby and baby your money back. No strenu-1 home. exerclee, laxative*, masThe beaches of Beirut were In high gear to upset the In­ boy, all of Ssnford; Robert ous Mr* or taking of so-called re­ • wonderful spot for a party, vading Seminole*, break their H. Wynn, DaBary; Norma ducing candles, eraekora » r| *o Heavy One had aa ell tomahawks, give them a beat­ Pack, DaLand; Mrs. Marshall cookies, or chewing gum. R egular $7.98 hands party that was a roar. ing and *«nd them back to D. Werner and baby boy, CDRINEX Is a tin* tablet I Ing auccei. The other major Sanford to cry In their tepee*. Lake Mary; Anthony Bernard and easily swallowed. When you take ODR1NKX, you still ettractioa in Beirut, which we lUrGlltl* f*Ia aura that noire Oliver, Maitland P LU S O N E FREE SILVER D O L L A R enjoy your meals, still eat I were told catered to epprosl- and more Sanfordlte* will Join the foods you like, but you I ■Imply don't have the urge stately 2,600 sailors » day, the pared* to Leesburg to for extra portions because was the Navy eantean. Thia maka sure that this never hap­ Rocky Greets ODRINEX depresses y o u r canteen waa eponaored by the pen*. They want to be on hand appetite and dsersasss your American* living In Beirut, to cheer the Indian* onto the Californian desire for food. Your weight muet come down, because a* either in the foreign service warpath of victory In the 3AN FRANCISCO (U Fl)— your own doctor will tell you, o r repreieuUtivee of Urge Lake county eity, the convoy New York Gov, N itioe Rocke­ when you eat less, you weigh companies. enmmander said. s*. Get rid of excess fat and feller commented an the pop Our hoit* mada cakes, plea, Many cara arrive at the ulntion race between hie state re longer. ODRINEX cost* “Trim Treads," “Rhythm Step," “L ife Stride* gg.no and I* sold on this end sandwiches; all enteratu- parking lot already decorated and California Wednesday GUARANTEE: If not satis­ jiicnt waa free and all we other* have tha school color* “Paradiee K ittens" cuuld pay for were beverage*. added after they get to tha during a speech to the Cali­ fied for any reason Just re­ turn the package to your fornia League of Cities. Due to their tireless efforts high school. Home who do not “We’re been losing popula­ druggist end re t your full A L L G O IN G FOR to stow ua that “Yas, some­ hava any Identification may money hock. N* quest lens body cares,*' tbe Tiger* had a get streamer* from MacGUU* tion to you,” Rockefeller said. asked. ODRINEX <• sold with | "Tbe only one we've gained I* this guarantee by: PLUS 1 FREE SILVER DOLLAR! wonderful Urn*. If they arrive in time to get Dick Nison, snd wt're glad to McReynoUto Drug Store — them prior to the #:15 take­ have him.’* Sanford — Milt Order* Filled off tim*. Nobel Prize .Sheriff J. L. Hobby’s staff LADIES FLATS will provide an escort. The To Greek Poet Leesburg city police have “Cobblers” By Red Cross, .S T O C K H O L M , Sweden promised to have a car or two f UI’I)—Creek poet and dip at the rily limit* to toko the “Match Makers” Inmat Giorgua Sefcriadea won motorcade to the football the 1003 Nobel Priaa for lit­ field. MacGIlli* auggaato that Values To $9.98 erature. drivers turn on thair car’* Heferiade. i* the first Greek IlghlK, not only for safety but over to win a Nobel priie, to indicute the participation which this year carrle* a cash In tin- ‘'purnde of Seminole*." vatua of I6I.ISS. lio also urged that the car* I l.o tiwedish Academy nf stay In lino and that proper Letter* gave the ti.'1-year-old ■pacing batwern vehicle* b« pnvl-ili|ilumat the award fur uhaarvrd. The *p««d will be the "unique thought and style safe, but fans will get to the ami beauty of hi* language, gum* faitcr in the convoy which has become a lasting than if they drive alone be­ symbol uf all that is imlo- cause of the eacort ami the •tructihlo ill Ih* Hellenic ac­ constant, uninterrupted rate ceptance of lift." Mens — Womens — Childrens — Infants uf travel, MacGillia said. Silver Dollar Shoe Store / Silver Dollar W ith Every Pair O f Shoes Bought In Our Store . . . $198 & Up! Hospital Notes T * 16" Hunting “Bools, .........‘ Reg. $9.98 $ 79 8 $ 0 9 8 Dress Shoes $ Q 9 8 k Welco Nurses Oxfords te n todies Dress Shoes » *6 98 & Tremendous Selection SHOES! Tax Payers-Parents-Teachers VOTE FOR John Keim • A ll Sizes • All Stylus • All Colors G U A R A N T EED ! First Quality—No Seconds—No Rejects FOR S C H O O L TRU STEE Seminole County NOV. 5th. I’ald I’oliticul Adv. 4 Serve Yourself & Save! OPEN TIL 9:00 FRI. & SAT. NITE IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD At The Cor. Of 1st & Magnolia �/ Oct. 81. 1953 — FaffO 8 Casselberry ToMeet On Recreation NO MONEY DOWN Twenty Hoy Scout Units Consisting of some 1M boys will gather in Sanford Friday «nd Saturday for the an.iual St. John's District Scout-Ollam a to be held at the Arm­ ory under direction of It. F. Ganas of Sanford and Art Thoman of DeLuml. Ganas is chairman of camp­ ing and activities of the dis­ trict and Thoman is chief of group ot campers who promole camping and related ac­ tivities. Shows featuring demonstra­ tions on various scouting skills, hobbles and crafts will be pre«en*ed from T until n p. m. Friday and from 2 until 4 p. m. and 7 until 9 p. m. on Saturday. Participating will be Scout Troops from Sanford, Del,and, Grange City, DeLeon Springs and Lake Mary. Indian Dances will be presented by Lake Mary Troop 232 at all three pro­ gram s. Advance tickets for adults nre l»eing sold by the scouts and will also he available ut the door. Children will be ad­ m itted free of charge. Holy Cross Sets Special Services Special services atfloty Gro-x Episcopal Church on Friday In observation of All Saint’3 Day, n day of obligation for members of the rhurch, have been announced by itev. John W. Thomas. The services are scheduled for ft u.m., 7 a.in . It) am . and G:30 p m. The 5:30 p.m, serv­ ice will be a celebration from behind the altar. Tho United Thank offering of llm women of the church will be received at all services during the day. Iviedo C arnival rings $877.67 By Bernice Kelsey VIr*. A. C. Chrisllirb, chairan of last Saturday’s iedo I'TO Halloween Car ,al, reported today that the ent was very successful inging in gross proceed* to te in the amount of *877.117, single highest amount turnin from any one booth was 1.79 from the Farmer's Mart. Mrs. Christlieb expressed predation to all parent*, ichers and citizen* of tho an who participated in any ly to insure success of the rnival. g i f t it e m s BY THE THOUSANDS '/> PRICE L ; L S h ; S S - TiireUTT- NYLON TUBE-TYPE N E W 3 -T N Y L O N W IT H T IIFS Y N Rlx# 6.70x13 7.10x13 7.80x13 6.011x16 Black-all $ 9.93 113.93 117.30 8 8.90 Hlarkwall 311.93 $12.93 *11.93 117.50 119.20 311.93 *17-30 *19.20 121.80 *21.80 H.30xt3 7.30x11 8.00x11 8.30x11 6.70x13 7.10x13 7.60x13 8.00x13 8.20x13 SIZE 670x18 Blk. Tube Type Plus Tax k Hreappable Tire 1 Whitewall | ft 2.93 118.93 *20.10 TIRELESS Sli# rt.ouxia | All price* plus Whitewall 111.93 *13.93 *11.93 *20.30 *22.20 *11.93 *20.3* *22-20 *21.80 *21.80 tax and tie# off your car. , More People Ride On Goodyear Tires Than Any Other Kind OVIEDO CLINIC MOTHERS were entertained recently at a coffee given by Mrs. Curl Fowler, chairman, seated at right. With her are. front left, Mrs. James Pearson and Mrs. Hooplas Layman, co-chairman and ilanphter, Lois. Standing is Mrs. Thomas Moon. (Herald Photo) 95 $ 1 0 9 5 |9 Installed K*rhango liiinmnterd in.nun Miles By Krmlce Kelsey Mrs. Carl Fowler, chair­ man of the Oviedo High School Clinic, recently enter­ tained with a coffee held in the school cafotunurn with 17 mothers present for the oc­ casion. Mr* Fowler explained dut­ ies of the mothers and dress­ ed the importance of having someone on duty at at! times. She advised that the clinic is a very essential p ail of the school program and needs the cooperation and moral sup­ port of every parent who has a child in school. This year there are 30 clinic mothers who give one day a month and eijht substitute mothers who lilt in upon emergency. The duty ot the mother* is not to act as a nurse Iml to give simple first aid or take care of the child until his parents can be reached. This year the mothers have given a little homesick first grader Just plain loving care, have taken high school stu­ dents who were ill with tem­ peratures to their homes. Pine Needle Work Displayed For DeBary Club Members lly Mrs. Adam Muller A special showing of pmc needle articles was presented by Mrs. M. Hatfield of St. Petersburg for this month’s workshop of the DeBary Home Demonstration flub t.ehl fast Thursday at the Community Center with .30 member* and guests in a t­ tendance. During the morning the ladies worked on various crafts and handiwork which are being made in prepara­ tion for Christmas gifting. Hostesses fnr thu luncheon and social period at noon were Pauline Petit!. Mary McManus, Mamie Hitter and Mrs. Ivan Walker. Of special interest to the group was an 18 inch "di*h rag” plant which was hmugj t to the meeting by .Mrs. An thony Oppcl and Iter si>ter, Mrs. Thomas Washick of Kansas lily. This plant, tak­ en from a seed in Florida, was grown in Kansas City and returned with Mr* Washick on her present visit. When Replace Old Lining On All Four Wheel* • Inspect Great** Seals • Inspect Hydraulic System. FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MONDAY ONLY MUFFLER $8.88] SHOCKS have fixed many a cut, put on fresh bandage* and have acted as seamstress when ac­ cidents happen to the cloth­ ing of a child Mrs. Fowler states that 'T a r t of our job, too, is to help our county nurse with any projects she may have, since her time at the school* in the county is very limit­ ed. This year vve have test­ ed the cars amt eyes of all students in six different grades — audio, 3«W stu­ dents and visual, 110 students. After the preliminary screen­ ing of these students, no county school nurse rccbccks those with whom there -vas any doubt and the next step is u> advise the parents. The screening ha« saved the nurses much time. “The clinic is staffed with mothers who are Interested in the welfare and health of our children. The importance of it cawi >1 he over emphav1ml. To those who give free­ ly of their lime, flu* Com mun­ ity of Oviedo owes a debt of gratitude." By Julia Bartns The 1963 HI budget a* re­ commended by tho executive board of the Altamonte Spring* PTA wa* adopted at a meeting of the general membership held Oct. 22 at the school. Breakdown of the budget includes the following items: administrative work, ili; na­ tional state and county meet­ ings, *30: Christmas class­ room parties, Jt'rU; beautifica­ tion, 82(1: clinic needs, printing of the year book, S2J and contlngecy fund. $r.Jt.n.1. A study ,li«pu**Jca on Com­ munism to be held in the school auditorium at 7 p. m., N'ov. 12, was announced by Mr>. Ilea Baxter, study dis­ cussion chairman, it 1* ex­ pected that a special speaker wifi tic present for this dis­ cussion with further planj to lie announced. Ill'll Segrisl reported on progress of plan* to air-rund.ticn the school and it was lu.ounccd that a total of 220 paid memberships hud been re 'eivcd to date. Member* voted to resume the roomcount. Frank Gore. principal, spoke hrielly on the coming election anil urged all voters J f |"I til I—i-- p-TTTT Following I e busines* *ev dried and peeled it makes an si.»n a skit entil ed "Sandbox excellent cloth t\po substance atul the PTA" wa* presented. lor cleaning puts and puns. The afternoon lesson on “ Paint Up-Spruce Up" was PTA To Meet Tile November mrcilng of given by Mrs. George Wright, president, and Mrs. If. Vilt, the Hear Lake F.lenumiary PTA will b** held next Tues­ viro president. day in the school auditorium. \ oclal period at 7 30 p m. will precede the huslne** ve*Firemen Plan stun scheduled for 8 p iti Annual Dance Ity Mr*, \iluui Muller The [>• Bary Volunteer Fire ,\»*ocialion will *j>nn<nr the Linnual Halloween Dance thl* Saturday at the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station be­ tween the hour* of 8:30 p m. and 1 ». in. Music will he provided by the populalrcs. Costume will he optional. Tickets are available from any member of the da rue committee or any of the fire­ men. 18 InaUltfd Installed Exchange Kirhange Guaranteed Guaranteed 20.1100 Miles 30,000 Milen Complete Job Complete Job Complete Job Chevy — Ford — Hodge — Plymouth — Alt American Compacta — Other* Slightly Higher Oviedo Clinic Duties ASiamonle PTA Explained A t Coffee Adopts Budget ror Year F i r s MOST CABS____ I • $8.88 Wheel Alignment $6.50 FITS MOST CABS PERSONAL INFORMATION CENTER • Electric clock with deep twitch and alarm. Sleep switch permit* turn on or off o f radio or televi­ sion automatically. Tho combina­ tion of aleep switch and alarm permits you to get up eack morn­ ing to music or TV. • I’rivnte earphone packed with the act for private Unioning plea­ sure. ONLY — NO CLOCK — RADIO — TKLKVISION i M ONEY DOW N $2.50 Weekly FOLDING Pool Table SIZE II" x 81' Includes • 2 Cue Sticks • Ralls and Ruck A Small Deposit Will Hold This In Iaivuwuy Til Christmas. $ 95 SH ELL: Only $5.00 Down $1.50 Weekly Is h e l l a n e ! BO TTLED GAS Hie American Newspaper Publishers * A-xociatlon wav founded In 1887. ■/fTDv JSHIUk a • jiMIlUXlj • Wilier Saver Selector • Unbalance Load Control • Water Temperature Selection • Three Zone Wu-diing Action (sHILlj fu a iu iu } ' f Bo**‘ Jk a m £ 1 ft-.K - • * * 1 ‘ ' PER 100 l.B. CYLINDER 1C 00 O No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County WHILE THEY LAST Huy now for ChriMtma* Cal! FA 2-5733 POW ELL’S Sanford Gas Co. 117 Magnolia. F \ 2-3812 And Taw Set Em TO PAY Hectinur Set The regular monthly meetig of the Forest City Comnuulty Association will be ield at 8 p. tn. Monday in ... Forest City Restaurant die ith C M. Atchley, president, residing. BBT IN SfRVKf UP TO .16 >10. By J i m C iw A tiT j Casselberry resident! will have an opportunity to voice their opinion aa to what item i ■houid be included in the re­ creation budget for next year a t a public meeting of the recreation rommlulon to be held next Tuesday night at I o'clock a t the recreation center on Ovcrbrook Dr. Larry Miller, chairman of the commission, urges all in­ terested persons to attend so that the recreation program for next year can be aet up according to the wlahei of the people. Those who have ideal on the subject but who will be un­ able to attend Tuesday night may contact Miller or iny other member of the com­ mission. Scout-O-Rama To Be Held At Armory BEST M IR E S 109 W 1st RT. Only 82.75 Weekly ST A R T P A Y M E N T S IN FEBRU A RY — N O M O N E Y D O W N - UP T O 36 M O . O P E N / J F R ID A Y T IL L # N I G H T Plenty of FREE Parking Is O O D ^ E A R SERVICE STORE ” >■’> V*’. I LIST ST. SANFORD. FLA. 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Only D ally New»pap«r" : m* �Road To Understanding l i U b r n k ta f no mrmtij fxm to point oot that ««• of tho buatest worda fa tbo EagtUh laitfuafa thiM days ia ”eommtmk*t*.” To “commimieato” la, of count, to f f t throofh to thoaaja m with to reach — and get through dearly and Peter Edson SHIPS THAT P A S S ... Political Notebook oat of driving driven natty. Even if ell the street and traffic signs were big enough and eker enoogh to be read at a reasonable dis­ tance by someone le u aagk-eyed than a forest ranger, we'd still have Communist* or • military WASHINGTON (NEA) — finance thla development. The Alliance doesn’t Ilka Junta. America to still the melting talk about "showcase" coun­ After hla firs t term aa pres­ pot tries that demonstrate how ident, Dr. Paa was out of of­ Anybody can coma here— American aid can help under­ fice for four years. Ha vraa Pot many signs and traffic lights bad, indifferent or good— developed countries. But Bol­ minify camouflaged amidst a are emml apeak a piece of hla mind, get ivia today to said to come as elected again In 1060. _____of__friendly signs, or sly­ Practically avurybody arena to ba cluster an audience, get away with it. close to th a t designation as The story he tells in ths poles ly tucked sway behind light p * or hi favor of tMa, aad i t ia c a tc h in g United States now is consid­ This has been proved again any other. handy steel beams. o n . There a n reporta that in acme by tha American visits of I t to not over the mountain ered good news from an area ore than that, at the vary spot a Moi companies one department may now President Joalp Bros Tito of yat. But it to one Latin Amer­ where most of the news lately even know what is going on in aoma muddled motorist desperately needs s Yugoslavia, Mme. Ngo Dlnh ican country which does not has been bad. And It takes traffic sign to guide him, th a n often other department, and they aay it Nhu of Viet Nam and now teem to be In great danger of away the bad taste left by ia none. Not one. President Victor P as Eatenaworka oat Joat fine. take-over by either the Tito and Mme. Nhu. Or if there is a sign a t Jumble But the big push on communica­ aoro of Bolivia. Junction, it may be angled or word­ tion has failed to dent one area of Tito and Mm*. Nhu hare ed so tha driver can't tell which way made enemies in the United space-age living. it says to go. And by tha time he’s This is the vast wasteland that States. Both ware therefore figured it out, he’s heading down the exists oeteven the gentleman who picketed on their Washington wrong road. plan and place atrect and highway visits and inhospitable things Mrs. H. L Johnson coming up at the Horn* This can ba more than merely an­ signs and the drivers who have to were said about them. But this Well, beware of the Goblins Demonstration Center on Nov­ noying. It can be downright danger­ discover and translate these signs. to a country of full freedom ember 14th. U any lady tonight. They will ba out. ous ht today’s souped-ap traffic. It la difficult to ehaka tha sus­ of speech—both ways. 1 wishes to make a dress, go Our new turnpikes and freeware picion that whoever ia responsible Tito got invited to the Several parties have been down to the Milady's Fabria are clearly and adequately marked. for wording and Ideating soma of Whit* House. He was restrain­ planned for tonight. One Is at Shoppe, pick out your mater­ Isn’t there some way to extend this those signs (a) has never driven a ed, polite, grateful. Mme. Nhu the First Baptist Church of ial and make your outfit. car, (b) doesn't speak the aame lan- blessing to*bther streets and high—who didn’t get invited to the Monroe. It to for the children • * • Very proud of th* 4-H ways — and "communicate” with motorlsts speak, or (c) la a White House — was voluble, gunge mo of tb* church. Starts at 6:30 girls out this way. Tho se­ motorists? charming, contradictory, hon p. m. Be careful boys and cond year group will meet dimbolicAl rascal who gets his kicks •at In some of her criticisms girls and don't do anything on Wednesday* a t the bom* of America, unjust In others. destructive, please. * • • For of Mrs. Vallie Wilson on RivBut for the fact th at Mme. those that were unable to at­ ervlew Avenue and the first Nhu’s husband la View Nam tend the Wilson School PTO year group meets at the Mon­ n u t w n t M U M U M A MAY NIWJ was taking actions against Halloween Carnival, it was roe Community Building back the Buddhists which belied hla a great success. The spagh- of U»# school on ThursdayI t would be helpful all around If One of tha blossoming mysteries wife's honeyed worda In Amcr ettl supper was a sellout as Their leader to Mrs. Opal Dr. C.ane’s our good and wise government would of current history is the speed with ica, aha might have been In­ were the different games. No­ Dorn. * * • Don’t forget the pass slong this secret of fast action which heads o f government can com­ vited to the White House, too. ticed Wilson Coleman enjoy­ Fish Fry being served at to the rest of us. In our office, the municate thoughts. This could have been in the ing his dinner. So engrossed th* U p a a 1 a Presbyterian guys sit down for an "exchange of Burdened with all the complexi­ spirit of mutual apology and in eating he couldn't take Church Saturday starting at views” and by the time It’s over, ties of intergovernmental relations, forgiveness, to get on with time to notice anything else. 5:30 p. m. Go out and enjoy the morning is shot So they contin­ the evening there. * • • Tha our foreign friends come to Wash­ winning the war. 11a. * * * Have got to tell this ue at lunch and then come back for ington. There may be a luncheon, That to what's really lm' on the young son of Herbert thought this week la on Hope; But the normal child stops portant—fighting tha Com­ an afternoon session. Freddy's simple gwery has get down to cases and even Hope la like tho sun, which, which we must presume is accompa­ Muse, PTO President. Her­ Once in a while, it even goes Into earned cwastornaUea aid the specific words. nied largely by social small-talk. with that first query. He may munists—not Indulging in per bert was auctioning off some aa we Journey toward It, the second day. casta the shadow of our bur­ Afterward, there Is a face-to-face So acrapbook thla case since be In kindergarten or Grst aonalitlca and mud slinging. shack la asillioaa of aoocakes, several had already At PTA, any meeting which could den behind us. dlecussion "for a full hour,” usually. almost every parent will need So with these unpleasant in grade before he ralies the been sold when he asked for bsse of eaDeg* possibly be called "useful” goes on A s the foreign guest departs, a state­ cidcnta out of the way, there a bid on this particular one. the precise formula for an­ la fact, yaa eaa swering that universal query: second question. until those little chairs get so agon­ ment is hsnded out that the meeting 1* a change In puttern with And then it may be 2nd or the official White House visit Uttlc six year old Mike spoke stady child peychetogy textizing that the group revolts and resulted in a "full and frank ex­ "Mommle, where did 1 up and said “ 75 cents." Yes, walks out on the officers. 3rd grade before he hai of Tax, who brings only change of views" or that It was a BtUI aot know come from.” Herbert bought the cake. •• • No wonder those guys who meet "useful meeting.” The answer la simple. Use enough mental age to form friendship, good news and By Hal Cochran la aaawar Freddy, aa Bobby Barbour was on the so fast In Washington are hend3 of scrapbook this vital cast. thla memorised reply: And they were talking through enough mental age to form more hopeful outlook on Com­ sick list last week, also Her We like th* person who al­ states. interpreters, yet. "You came out of Mommle'a lea. mie fighting. nie Barbour got to feeling ways says what he thinks if CASE Q-4M: Freddy T., tum m yl" But H and when he doea Dr. Pas is an egghead pro­ sort of bad. * * * Mrs. S. A. he agrees with us. aged 3, iska a typical ques­ • • • That to not prectoe'y c o r ­ Inquire, then ANSWER HIM! fessor of economics, a lawyer, Norwood I Granny 1, daughter Helen Fuller Soys rect aa regards anatomy, but Don't beat around the bush In and founder of the National N om e, grandson, Arnold Tin- A Michigan boy who start­ tion. "Mommle,” ha b e g a n , your toddler regards every­ false prudery or evasion* and Revolutionary Movement of del, Margaret (wife) and lit­ ed a forest fire was sentenced thing In the abdomen and pel­ thus generate bis suspicions. Dolivia In 11M1, He was exiled tle Susan spent the past week­ tn plant 100 smnll trees. Now "where did I come from?” But "Mommle" was to vis as "tummy" so you are For (hen he may grow re­ from hla country from 1946 to end In Knoxville, Tcnn. look­ he's burning. • • * startled and unprepared that talking language he can un­ ticent thereafter and short- 1052, when he returned to be­ ing over some property they circuit you parents clear out come Ha president after a real recently acquired tor summer aha stammered and evaded derstand. Klda have been back tn WASHINGTON - Have you For example: The brand- could not even read the label* the Issue. "Yes, Dr. Crane," you of hli confidence. For then political, social and economic vacation purposes. • • • Mr*. school for some time, but how ever moved Into ■ new houM new program of manpowrr on cans of Iniectlcldci and "Dr. Crane," ahe later ask­ young molhera may reply, he may go to classmates for revolution that overthrew the J. I. Tindel of Luke Wales was far back their parents won't and found that the furnishing* development and retraining cleaning material* that the ed during a forum discussion "but suppose he then asks garbled and salacious an­ old feudal autocracy in the a recent visitor a t the home know until the report cards th at looked all right in the that Congreia recently enact­ court* had to be revised to period at a big PTA conven­ more questions!" swers. poorhouse of the Andes, of J. 11. and Lurena Tindel. coma In. old place were ihabby and ed to prepare unskilled work- Include some preliminary tion, "what should I have It he does, be sure to an­ "How did I get out?" to Pax ruled four years with­ * • • Mr*. Mala Dorn ot eut-of-dale la your new set* e-a to take new skilled Jobi basic education. swer them, at shown below. thus the second question, at out a Congress, and by decree Tuscon, Arix. Is here visiting laid? already requite* overhauling. The problem of Itinerary to ting? "You give people concrete Bat the-wiual toddler walla a shout kioderaartew age. nationalised the tin niinra, her son Bob, Opal and child­ TYPEWRITERS That la what U happening Those directing the program more aerlou* than the official advice and specific words, year or two before he then "Well, there arc different gave suffrage to a population ren. * • • Hilly Reddick of ADDING MACHINES In the United Statea aa we find that a large prccent of statistic! seem to show. The to do you have a formula to follows up with this: ways," you mothers can cas­ of 4 million—two-third* Illiter­ Nicevitlo has been enjoying a Fur Kent- Day, Week or move deeper Into the new those moat In need of mch 1000 Census lists more than meet thli crisis of psrentaT ually answer, "How did 1 get out?" ate and three-fourth* Indian— visit here with his sisters, .M o n t h. Good Machines. highspeed era of automated retraining must first be train three million adult Americans V n r It r e q u i r e . « f e w y r M * — For example, the doctor Instituted land reform, dlvtr"1'va rent entire hooks on Itaxel {’hamhllM ami Rena Jtelrrs— Weatonabto.— Drop. lndn.tfy Even the mo«t fore- *d to read and write before at iin»— —Three—million child psychology but stilt I more mental development for takes Mommle to the hos­ s i f i e d t h e e c o n o m y . Hawkins. • • • Congratula­ In, pick out the machine sighted leaders of huslnen they are able to qualify for out of 19o million people to didn’t know exactly what to a child to conceive of that pital. Then he may put her He encouraged organisation tions to Mr. and Mrs. it. L. and take It with you. •nd government are discover­ retraining. not a startling number, even aay to Freddy." to steep with some medicine. of labor unions. At first they Thomas an the arrival of a second query. A recent Editorial Research in a country that pride* It­ ing that there are far more You adults may wonder After that, he may cut a were dominated by Commun­ grandson. The little tyke My forte or speciality la HAYNES problem a In adjusting to thii Report) study revealed, for self on the priority U gives Applied Psychology, as you why the 3-year-oLd doesn't little wludow in Mommle'a ists, and there ia still ■ Com­ named William Lester arriv­ OFFICE MACHINE CO. strange new world of the fu­ Instance, that so many appli to education. But the official have observed from reading ask all three of these ques tummy and lift you out." munist leadership in some of ed on October 16th at Home­ 314 Magnolia Ave, Sanford ture than they had dreamed cants for a retraining course Census figure does not give this column. lions at one time, namely This is Uie more graphic the unions. stead. The proud parents are Open Evenings for semi-skilled service Jobs tho whole picture. It does nut of. Instead of wandering around "Where did 1 come from? Caesarian type of birth and Rut Communist membership Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thom­ mirror what the Army from In "polysyllabic circumlocu­ How did I get out? How did usually more fitted to the 5has dwindled, anil the claim Is as. ' * * Chris Akers had the Its World War 11 experience tions" or staling generaliz­ I get Inside your tummy, ycar old's Imagination. More now made that Castro efforts misfortune to break his arm OUR BOARDING HOUSE came to call "functional Ml ed rules for chilli rearing, 1 Mommle?" tomorrow. to Infiltrate the labor move­ last week while playing foot­ teracy.” The Army found ment have failed. For the ball with some of his friends. hundreds of thousands of Bolivian economy, after 10 • • • David Lee Is the proud draftees who had had enough Phil Newsom Says years, is beginning to grow. possessor of a jacket award­ schooling to qualify for aerThe army of 10,000 men has ed to him in a recent con­ vice but who could not read been put tn work a third of the test. • • • Be sure to go out or write well enough to read » / ' time as a kind of Corps of to the fair sometime next W an Army order or write a week. There will be plrnty of Engineers or Peace Corps. Mui .■ i M>- ..m L.H# sfi* simple sentence. The Army They help tho campealnoa— exhibits on display. • • • And •inti n Nt *%Yi-t. ran the first government lit­ the Chinese etatement* must tha country people—with the try to go to the high school Roma odd sounds have been stances , . . ■ eracy program to make up On O ct 1, Peng Chen, may­ lie u matter of speculation. digging of wells and building football game Friday even­ coming out of Peking lately. for the deficiencies of the or of Peking, eaid that a world But there are n number of In­ schools and access roads into ing In Leesburg. It's going Among them ha* been the regular school system and be a real dandy. Of course seemingly frank announce­ war could be averted through teresting avenues of approach. the jungle*. leach such men enough to get “ with fingers crossed" we united effort and "concerted ment thnt "It may taka a few The Indiana who hare lived CAMERA SHOP The Red Chinese deputy along In the military service. figure on winning. * • • Keep 210 S. PARK AYE. Unfortunately, new studies more years" before China 1* struggle" by the peoples of premier and foreign minister In tha 10,000 to 15,000-foot in mind the fashion show show that tho schools have ready to explode xn atom the world, Including the accompanied hla admission of Andean highlands are begin bomb. Thla would suggest a nlng to come down into the United State*. Chinese atomic unreadiness not appreciably bettered their Together, they seem to add with a firm declaration that valley a to become farmers and performance In this area lo delay until at least 11167, with the 20 years since. Secretary another 10 year* necessary up to a reversal of Peking'* China naver would knuckle rancher*. Bolivia hopes to be self of Labor Willard Wirtz re­ after that for mas* production traditional stand that force under cither to Nikita Khru­ cently reported that more and construction of a delivery Is the only mean* of settling shchev or the United States. sufficient in food in th* fore­ This would suggest a strut* seeable future. disputes with the western than one-eighth of the young system. With co - operation f r o m Accompanying that disclos­ world. gy by-passing Khrushchev men rejected (or miltary West Germany, th* Inter and an attempt to promote draft last year on the ground ure by Red Chinese Deputy Then In Moscow this week, of illiteracy actually had high Premier and Foreign Minister Red Chinese delegate to the Sino-Soviet ties on a people- American Bank and the Alli­ school diplomas. Official fig­ Chen Yi was the admission 13th Soviet trade union con­ to-peopl* basis rather than ance for ITogress, a consort­ ium has been formed to help through governments. ures also show that more that Chinese industry at the gress went even farther. than S million Americans, XI moment simply to not up to Red Chino, he said, favors or older, who have gone be tha job. peaceful co-existence and con­ It would seem a Billing ad­ yond the fourth grade have tinued friendship with the So­ auch difficulty reading and mission of weakness by the viet Union. writing that they remain normally boaitful Communist I t came close to an endorse­ Huge 0 Kan ford, Florida Thurs., October 31, 1963 "functionally Illiterate" by Chines* leadership, and a ment of the partial nuclear tho n r time Army definition. question arista aa to why test ban treaty which hsa keen These millions of “function­ make it at all and what to to under unceasing Peking i w.ti.rt:n i. u ik l o w . aurroa a m * n ia iiiu a a ally Illiterate" cannot tit in­ be gained by it. lock. But there ia more. to an automated Industrial K u r i l V 4 1 KKI.T r i l K O WKI.I.X Just what Ilea tn back of A U n . g l n g E . ll l o r M e c h a n i c a l Hupt. Last September, Liu Shaosociety unless they can first i t M U MIUKM AkKM chl, president of Communist be trained la basic education jt n r w kllb l l i i . l n . . . ll*[i»i< r C'>urujr L .lllu r ■ IIIHI.K.V J . l i R A S T to prepare them for retraining China end rhosen successor COMPLETE Cl.■•111.d M .n a g .r C K IC L U FA II MEM in advanced akllla. All very to Mao Tse-tiing, said in North r n tS H voi.roi.iM * a u e l .t r E d ito r THE CLEAM, EASY* QUICK C lrru l.tlo * M a n .ear complicated and as depress­ Korea that “It to Impermlail- INVESTMENT SERVICE WAY TO PAIKTI A l l w v ln g g account* o p a n e d , ail additions bl. for any Socialist country ing aa finding that the old •cnacM irrin * m r u * Listed sad aaltoled lion* tlallrarr Tea* mm Wall Writ al furniture won't do ia the new to be the tin t to use nuclear Nr Mall to yo u r account that ara m a d e b y tha 10 th Securities S a m la o la U . a l r Alt O l h a r TMki wayIta w tea botttr... weapons under any circum­ house. lie Weak S* 00 t T a a r $11.1* I T a a r Mutual ro ad s goasa’t dn» ar ran Ilka ordinary o f tha m onth* ta rn d iv id e n d * fro m tha l i t * Lake Monroe Jottings Blossoming Mystery Worry Clinic Barbs ( V i; Illiteracy Problem I k KODAK CAIHfRA. Red China Needs Help , to 3flp $anforfi IjrraUi Umpaint IhalTVmade fiunoasNew D u P o n t J J J j Q U E * Wall Runt a 00 * Month* 1.1* I Muntha l.M | M o n th U. a. I ' a t t s l n . * u l » l l » » » p ro*Id * t h a t a l l m a l l p a i d In n t v a n c * . S.T4 I M o n th s I so I M o n t h s l.o# 1 Munlh a u b a a r l p l l e n * k* K n t . r . i l a t a . c u i u i u laaa m a t t e r O cto b er I t , 1111 a t t h a 1’aat OfrU-a o f S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , u n d a r t h a Act o f C o n g r a a a of March. I T h e H e r . I d Is s m e m b e r o f t h e U n ited P r e s s w h ich Is e n ­ t i t l e d . x c l u . t v . l r >a t h . u . . fo r r . p u b l i c a t i o n a t a l l t h e local r n iM iirir u .il l a t h i s n e w s p a p e r . .V, p a r t uf a n y m a t e r i a l , new * o r e d v e r t u l n g , o f I s l e ed itio n o f T h e H a n f o rd H e r a l d m a y ho r e p r o d u c e d In a n y m e a n e r with* o u t w r i t t e n p e r n l l a e l a n o f t h e p u b l l i h o r o f T b * H erald . Any I n d l e l d u s l o r f i r m r e e p o n e l b l * f o r e u c h r e p r o d u c t i o n Will bo co n e ie s M d as I n f r l a a l n g o n T b * H e r a l d s c o p y r i g h t a n d wilt be h eld l i a b l e f o r d a m n x l n x u n d e r th # law. P u b l l e h e d d a lly except (U tutday. Sunday s a d C h r l . t i u n ; publlehed H a lu r d a r p raeeidlnx Ortatowae W ieboldt's RE-ELECT tom M cDo n a ld Sanford City CommlBsioner • k Bunin etui Mon That WUl Stand Up For Yon Pd. Pot. Adv. ALLEN A Ca Sit E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. uraiM Had tacit*" Ball N at •nothing TV « y i It h . H T W T T T W IT HUM ?? !*7« flSMCORATOR COLORS Member: Midwest Stock Chicago Beard ed Trade " LUMBER A N D HARDW ARE CO Otloads Sales ReproeesUthe MRS. STAN COMSTOCK f t . GA I-B0J4 ML 223 W. 3rd ST. FA 2-53RI v Big Bonus Days Every MonA TT PAYS TO SAVE WHERI SAVING PAYS...WITH US Anticipated a year Dividend First Federal Savings 312 W. FRST ST. �I Tribe May Single-Wing Leesburg Sanford football fans who •re under the Impression that the Sanford High School foot­ ball machine la overlooking the Leesburg Yellow Jackets and pointing for neat week's clash with Wildwood are dead wrong. At this moment nobody real­ ises the potential of the Jac­ kets any more th in the Tribe's coaches and players. Seminole meets the Leesburg eleven Friday night m the Lake County City in one of the top Central Florida con­ tests of the week’s grid slate. Head Coach Jim Flgott revealed this morning that he and his assistants, back field coach Dick Williams and run from the fullback epot The purpose et this nan* euver, according to Pigott, Is to enable lltason to get hll passes off much quicker be­ cause of Leesburg’s highly touted defease. Pigott admit­ ted that all of hla scouting re­ ports indicate the toughness of the Yellow Jacket line and vowed that he'll stop at noth­ ing to be ready to throw everything but the kitchen sink at the Leesburg crew U necessary. During Wednesday's work­ out backfield coach Williams worked out the Seminole line while line coach Jim McCoy ran the Tribe's backfield through a spirited drill. The purpose of the unusual man­ euver waa to acquaint each of these categories of players About Sports what their cousins go through from time to time. Commenting on the single wing, Pigott declared, "I’m of the opinion we've got the stuff to make the tingle wing BY JULIAN i TEN STROM go. Not only will we be patt­ One of the basic reasons From all of the reports re ing from this formation, but for the tremendous success ceived by The Herald's sports we'll have the power play* enjoyed by Seminole High's department we'd say that the as well as the up-the-middle number of gala participating •tuff." recent football team i has in the various bowling loops Also Wednesday, the Head been the junior high school In this vicinity hat reached hunters, Seminole's defensive program Instituted several an all lime high. The girls unit, watched the Leesburg y ean ago In and around San­ a n certainly going for the plays. McCoy Is going all out ford. sport In a big way—not only to sharpen the defensive ball Recently we've heard ques­ here but throughout the coun­ club's reaction to whatever tions i t to the soundness of try. offense the Jackets tots at • junior high school football Evelyn Veenstra, a Patter the Tribe. program. We talked to South son. N. J „ school teacher, Pigott re|Hirtcd that Buddy Seminole Junior High's foot­ recently finished the UW2-G3 Lawson’s ailing calf muscle ball coach, Jim Clark. Here season with a 2u3 average to is improving and that he'll ba are tome of Jim 'a observa­ lead all the women bowlers ready for action. A few of tha tions: in the country, according to youngsters have colds, but “ I'm convinced that junior tho Women's International other than that Pigott claims high football helps the kids Bowling Congress, the entire ball club Is ready who participate in the pro­ It was the highest women's for tlselr sixth engagement of gram. First of all he k irn s average since 19<V>. Evelyn, tha seatoc. something besides football. says the WIBC, maintained For the first time In bis life her 203 during 103 leas’* he realizes that to lx- eligible games. We'd lay that was to participate In the sport be some pretty fair bowling in must pay closer attention to anybody's circuit. his studies and work ever so But Evelyn's 202 was still much harder on his scholastic not a record. The high record standing to maintain his eligi­ average is still held Jointly NEW ORLEANS <Uri)—A by Florettl McCutcheon of New Orleans sporticaiter said bility. “ Next, there's a strong Pasadena, Calif., and Sylvia last night a group of Miami safety factor Involved. At th« Wen* of Philadelphia. Their University alumni wanted Tujunior high level we teach average* were 206. lane Coach Tommy O'Boyle • • • the youngster* the basic fun­ to replace Andy Gustafson damentals of the game. Gen­ After five games, Miami when he retires at the and of erally speaking. Injuries are University's leading scorer this year. fewrr to those who grasp the Is Don Clfra who goes Into Lynn I’harls, sports director fundamentals. When they the game only to kick. Ctfra of WVUE-TV, said Miami of­ reach the high school Junior has two fle'd goals ami one ficials and O'Boyla refused varsity and varsity levels extra point conversation fur comment. But he said O'those schooled In good funda­ seven points. Can you Ima­ Boyle's name hai "definitely mentals and actual game ex- gine that — a record for five been dropped Into the pot" a* "perlencc are less likely to games? a contender for the job. • ~ f — v-— be hit by serious Injuries. O'Boyle, head coach of the Speaking of the Hurricanes wildest Green Wave for two “ But there's more to it than Just that," Clark went the University of Miami has years, was an assistant under on to explain. “ If these played before a total audi­ Gustafson from 1039 to 19*11. youngsters want to play foot­ ence of 11*3.300 during their O'Doyle was a standout line­ ball-even Junior high foot­ four home tills Uils season. man for the Grcenles in the ball, they realizo that they This compares favorably with early 1940s. have a responsibility to them­ the 186,208 who saw them Gustafson will retire as selves, to the team and to play their first four home en­ hrad football roach, but will the school to keep themselves gagements Iasi year. continue in his post si athle­ • • • physically fit. They also realtic director. Tradition will ba broken on tie for the first time that they must function as a part of a at least one count In this year's Florlda-FSlf football Rudolph Rules □nil to be successful. “ F"'*-ier," said Clark, "we clash when the game hall will generally find that we have not go to the winning coach As Favorite ALMADEN, Calif ( U P I)Instead, tt will go to oome less disciplinary problems with our junior high boys hardworking, ami perhaps Mason Rudolph, an also-ran Who play football than we do lucky county chairman now for most of hi* five years on with sons who do not parti­ working on behalf of State golf’s golden tour, goes to cipate. Our kids, for example, Amendment No. 2. commonly the tee today as the favorlta know that any unsatisfactory known as the College Build­ to rapture the 123,004) Aimeden Open tournament. conduct on their part, on or ing Amendment. The bespectacled shotmaker The county chairman who off the field or In or out of the classroom, can cause him comes up with the highest per­ from Clarksville, Tenn., won to be removed from the centage of “ yes" votes in his the Fig Garden Open at Fres­ county on the amendment will no last week — and If he Squad. There's one Junior high receive the ball, courtesy of could win this one, ha would toach's opinion. We think he'* the Oators* Ray Graves and be the firat man In 10*33 to the Scminoles* Bill Peterson. win two tournaments In a row. bit the nail on the held. line coach Jim McCoy, h id instructed a series of pliys to be run from the old single wing formation and Seminole fans will see It Friday. Watching the L e e s b u r g game will bo the Wildwood Wildcats, the team Seminole will play la its annual home­ coming clash a week from Friday night. When the Indians go Into the single wing Quarterback Ronnie Hinson will be the tall back, the right half will become the blocking back whet they run to the left, and the left half will become the blocking back when they go to the right. Of course, the fullback will continue to Thinking Out Loud 'Canes May Be Seeking O'Boyle EARL ULACK, Seminole High halfback (No. 22) latches on to Ron Hinson's aerial on the initial play of the Snnfonl-Winter Park affair Inst Fridny night at Memorial Stadium. Black wont on to score on the 78-yard play for the Tribe’s first touchdown in their 32 to 6 win over the Wildcats, (Herald Photo) ffft Gators Can't Stop Auburn In Practice (O.) 19 Air Force M, Army It Notre Dame 11, Navy 14 Penn State 29, Maryland LI Syracuse to, Pittsburgh T Iowa State 30, Oklahoma M. 6 Kansas IS, Kansas St. II Texas 17, S. Msthodlit 11 Nebraska 13, Missouri 1 Oklahoma 30, Colorado a Mississippi SI. 13, Alabama 6 Florida 11, Auburn 1* Ckmvon 31, Wake Forest 13 Georgia Tech 21, Duke 10 Georgia 33, No. Carolina 14 La. State Univ. in, Missis­ sippi 8 So. CarollAa If, Tulane » Arkansas IT, Texaa A AM. 10 Oet n , itm — Pan f VmB Hurricanes, Cubs In Rematch The South Seminole Junior High School Hurricane*, with a three and one record thus far this season, elaih tonight at Longwood's Lyman Field with the Oviedo Junior High Lion Cubs, Tbs Hurrlesnss have posted two of their victories this season over SC Cloud Junior High. The other win was re­ corded over tha Lion Cube earlier la the eeasen. Ths one Hurricane io n wag to the ktrong Sanford Junior High Braves. Tha Hurricanes now have lost 12 members from their squid since the beginning of tha seison. The latest wis Don Smith, a 160-pound tac­ kle who sustained a serious eye Injury last Mondsy while engaged In a touch football game. Also lost to tho Hurricanes for the remainder of the sea- By United Preea International Coach Ray Graves J*ft the Florida's practice field Wedneaday arumblint because top defenatvs salt had been unable te atop the B-iquad running Auburn plays. The Gators play Auburn Saturday at Auburn, “Our attempt* to defend against Jimmy Sidle tn prac­ tice were terrible,*' Graves aald. “When we can’t atop a R-team quarterback Imitating Sidle, it will probably ba a long afternoon Saturday whan the real thing facet us." The Loutitana State Uni­ versity Tigers concentrated on offenso to prepare for tholr meeting Saturday with Mis­ sissippi, tho Isadlng defensive team In the nation. Coach Charlie McClendon hetd an overtime practice Wednesday te etrsaa the pass­ ing gam* and goal line *ffensa and said hla team would bo In good phyalcal condition. Coach Johnny Vaught put hla Ole Mist (quad through a rough practice stressing de­ fensive alignments against Tlger-typ# play*. Most other Southeastern Conference teams held taper­ ing off drill* and polished gain* assignments for week­ end encounters. son Is tha outstanding South Semlnola guard, Paul Lam­ b e rt Lam bert came out of ths S t Cloud affair last week with a bruised kidney. Heed Coach Jim Clsrk and his assistants, Dave Miller and Tom Barnes, will proba­ bly start ends Olenn Duncan and Charlie Newell, tickles Grsg Danko a n d Bruce Stuart, guards Bob Herrington and Richard Kaiser, center Boh Olson, quarterback Jim Lucas, halfbacks Brent Helmi and Dennis Garrett, and full­ back Richard Rubrlght. This contest will dot* out tbs Hurricanes' horns season. They will ring down tha cur­ tain on this season's cam­ paign next week In the annual Peanut Bowl gim e with ths Braves of Sanford Junior Stages U pset TOKYp (U Pl)—Earl Buch hols of the United States up­ set Australia'* Ken Rotewell, 8-fl. 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The fight will be staged on either of tho two Mondeyi, Feb. 10 and 17, or on one of the two Tuesday*, Feb. 11 and 13. Cities that will bid for tha 1.Wound fight will Include Las Vegas, Chicago, Boston, Baltimore, Atlantic City and Minneapolis, High a t Sanford's Memorial Stadium. Thus fa r this season th a Lion Cuba hava dropped their four games—two of tha de­ feats hava been i t tha hands of tho Braves, on* tn South Semlnola and tha ether to the St. Cloud Junior High eleven. BOSTON (U P l) - Sandy Koufax hit • 130,000 to $60,000 “double" today — a Cy Young sward and a most val­ uable player award in one season. The 27-year old Loa An­ geles Dodger flreballer won the “second h a l f of the dou­ ble Wednesday when the Base­ ball Writer* Association of America selected him ns the National League's MVP. Earl­ ier, he wse named winner of the Cy Young award aa the outstanding major league pitcher of 1003. The first man to win both awards sines Don Newcomb* of the Dodgara In 1034, Koufsx' selection as M \T should lift him Into tha $30,000 to $G0,000-**!ary class In 1064. 23 Liston, Clay Due To Sign * Koufax Wins Two Awards Falcons Over Cadets By Major Ames B. Expert on Interference Egad friends, we're headed for another exciting weekend of football. The Big 10 standings ire due for a ahakeup a* all 10 teams engags In Intraleague warfare. Elsewhere, such traditional foes as Louisiana State and Mississippi, Missouri and Nebr.uk a. and Florida and Au­ burn are scheduled to butnp heads. And a spanking new traditional battle gets lie baptism by fir* as the Air Force Academy and the Army meet for the first time on the football field. The Air Force Falcons will be up for this on*. In fact, they wiil be np In tl*e air from the opening whistle on tho good right arm of Terry Isaacson. Quarterback IsaacMin is as fine a college pass­ er aa your bumble correspon­ dent hse seen since he took time off to tutor Gua Doraii at Cellar Point on* summer long ago. Now go on with the fore­ cast. Illinois 32, Purdue 14 Minnesota tt, Indiana a Iowa 3T, Ohio Stale 2t Northwestern 24, Michigan 14 Michigan Bute M, Wiscon­ sin 31 Bowling Green IT, Miami V m T a rl PA RK & TILFORD CHARCOAL FILTERED * V O D K A *d»?a 3.99 FULL QUART 6 REGENT BEER G IN HALLER DELUXE STRAIGHT BOURBON 88* g la ss cans 2.99 CASK 21 — 13 OZ. PLUS DEP. Old M ilwaukee 3.49 CASK 21 — 12 OZ. PLUS DEP. ABC BEER or ALE EXTUA STRENGTH 25% MORE INQUARTS L E SS !! i �D> Halloween Party Held By C lass Tha Truth seekera Sunday School Claaa of the Firat Bap­ tist Church m et at the home of their teacher, Mri. Noah Booth, for • Halloween party. Tha group all dressed in colorful eostumea and enjoyed a cook-out consisting of bamburgera, baked beans, potato chips, marsbmalkrwa and cold drinks. Gamca were enjoyed during the evening In the back yard of the Booth home. Those attending were Robin Enos, Donne Hunter, Debbie Warfield, Jorie Rumney, Deb­ ra RlCharde, Linda Seymour and Vlekle Patterson. Another member of tha class, Edith Walker, was unable to attend. Mrs. Perkin* Hostess For UDC Meeting Luncheon Honors Jan et Bauder Member* of ‘Norman DeVere Howard Chapter, United Daughter* of the Confeder­ acy, met with Mr*. B. L. Per­ kin* on Magnolia for the reg­ ular monthly meeting. Following the ritual Mri. W. L. Merritt, preiidenl. conduct­ ed the builnea* meeting. Com­ mittee report* were read and additional plan* made for the district meeting In Sanford In February. Member* ap­ proved a motion to replace flag* and marker* for three Confederate veteran* at the local cemetery. Mr*. C. E. Jonei of Cler­ mont, diitrict director, wa* gueit speaker for the after­ noon and gave a comprehen­ sive report on the recent UDC convention in Pensacola. Mmes. David Caldwell and Martin Bram were co-hostess­ es with Mr*. Perkin* and served a variety of cakes with coffee from a tabic cov­ ered with an embroidered cloth and centered with an arrangement of fall flower*. Other member* attending were Mmes. L. A. Brumlcy, Richard Gleeson. C l a u d e Herndon, A. W. Lee Jr., G. E. McCall, II. B. McCall, R. B. Monroe, R. F. Robison, A. K. Rossetter, T. J. Taylor, J. SI. Clair White, and R. It. Wright Seventeen guests were pres­ ent for a luncheon in the pri­ vate dining room of the Capri Restaurant when Mrs. M. V. Auxiliary To Meet Friday MRS. NOAH BOOTH, left bock row, teacher of the Truthseekers Sunday School Class of First Haptlst nine year old junior girls, with the Rroup in Halloween costumes. From left nro Donna Hunter, Debbie Warfield, Deb­ bie R lC h a rd e and Vickie Patterson and in front, Jorie Rumney and XJnda Seymour. (Herald Photo) His And Her Garden Club To Meet Monday Tha ladiea Auxiliary to the Campbell Losslng Past 53 American Legion, will meet this Friday at 7;30 p.m. at the Legion Hut on 17-02. Member* ar« urged to a t­ tend as final plans will lie made for the Legion Fair, scheduled for Nov. 4 thtough Airs. Miller Honored With Welcome Tea, In DeBary "Founder* Day1* wilt he celebrated by tha Chuluola HI* and Har Garden Club on Monday, November 4, at 2 p.m. It la particularly signifi­ cant that thla nr eating Is to be held a t tha home of Mrs. II, V. [laugh, on Jasmine Alfred Van Wormer of 47t Drive, DcUury. Fifth Street who first runSire. J. Parish waa in eeived the idea of a Garilrn charge of the guest book and Club In this area, and who nr- I ranged for and conducted thn Mrs. F, A. Moesel and Mrs, organisational meeting in No­ II. D. McNutt presided at tha vember, 1050. tea tnblo which was overlaid The group usually aasemtdes with an antiipie lace cloth and In tho evening, but to com. cento rod with garden blooms memorata the Club'* birthday and to mako it possible tn in a silver container. Silver meet a t the Van Wormer and china appointment* com* home, the meeting ha* been pli led ttiu table. Mi. Baugh, who made some called for 2 p.m. The program will be baaed of the cuokies served with on "Hints and Short Cuts for the refreshments, donned ait Florida Gardeners." Members apron ami unlisted the iudiea are urged to bring to the witli the serving. The new Mrs. Miller, guest meeting any Ideas for using unusual materials and any short-cuts they have found Catholic Club helpful In their gardening. Taking the bos* home for dinner without warning .iay bring a spur-of-the-moment reaction from the little wo­ man r QUICK! ■ JET SPRAY ™ Roof Cleaning Takes Only Ilnurs! 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(Cox Photo) Musical Program Presented The Music Department of lowed with Mrs. Sidney Swal-1 the DeBary Woman's Club low and Mrs. Myron Accardi presented a program on the presiding at the tea tuhlr. i life and work* ot Frans Schu­ They were assisted hy Mrs bert. recently, at ihc home ol Alta Clark and Mr*. John Mrs. Lanira Platt Brown, on [trick About to members and Alicante lload. friends attended. The program wax arranged by Mis* Adelaide Conte, chairman of the Music De­ partment of the Woman's Club. Mrs. Ludwig Kupccs gave ■ re.ume ot the life of Schubert followed by a piano selection "Impromptu Dp. Do By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Judy ot Columbus. Ohio, have re­ turned to their home niter a two week* visit with hli sis­ ter, Mrs. Mary Barnhart, of Entcrprtsa Road. Mr*. Jessie Rohe who has been visiting Mrs. Lily Boyer for six weeks left for her home in Franklinvill*, N. J., Saturday. Time Now To Select Your Diamond For Chrlntmaa! Your little girt wilt ba a winner on every occasion in these smart Motbar Goose Sport Oxfords. Mad* of fin# materials, they're expertly constructed for tong, long wear, easy comfort and pet fact lit Put your tittle girl out front in the style gam* , . , help her select a smart Mother Coosa Sport Oxford. See our wide selec­ tion of Mother Goose Shoes for both boys and girts. 100% pinwal* cotton corduroy pant* and combed cotton knit topn with ahrinkaga control fiotdh. Great colon! »> ANFORD HOE G w nllney Jew elera 201 S. Park FA I-MHW M A T H ER 'S Extra Special Weekend Value PC. KNIT SLEEPERS Save! Save! Save! Klnt knit aleopem with non-skid plastic soles, gripper back and waist. 4 colors. FITTED REVERSIBLE ONE PIECE Modal IKT-I4S “ • week with sueptibls trade H ere‘a how easy we mean: Two glide-out shelves bring food* out front * Convenient butler, cheese and snack bins* Removable meat pan •T w in vegetable rri*|>ert * Combi stored in tim door are so easy to reach* And there's 14.1 cu. ft. u( rdrigerulcd space in sill SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FOR — A TREMENDOUS BUY AT CHINCH BUGS 8 pc. Danish Group OR FUNGUS Also Lawn Renovation 2 M atching C h a irs Dealer I.BERKY PLAZA -t •* fj f■ CASSELBERRY GrapeYlllc Nursery 2221 Grape*llle Ave. FA 2-QHH6 SNUG FITTING MACHINE WASH ABLE Settee 3 Tables 1 Lamp* LOTT HOME APPLIANCE O' Mother Goose Shoes event and the place will he the Sanford Woman's Club Building, on Oak Ave. A special feature of the two day event will be thp appear­ ance of Santa Clau* on Satur­ day morning. He will he there from tl) a.m. to 12 noon, on thnt day ull customers with children are Invited to *i»it thn bimmr during thnt lime. Mrs. K. D. Rinehart has do­ nated a madonna and flower container which will he won by some lucky person. Mrs. C. M. Flowers, chairman of the refreshment committee, announces that sandwiches, cuke, pie and coffee will ha available during the two day program. By DeBary W om ans Club ROLLER SK A T ES FOR THANKSGIVING Mrs. L. E. f.eeper, chnlrninn of the Sanford Garden Club hnxanr announces (hut plan, nro progernsing well and ev­ erything will lie ready by the scheduled date of Nov. 15 and Monday FAIR OF CHICAGO Mrs. Ivan Jakubdn recent­ ly was hostess far a Jewelry party at her home tn Slavia. For demonstration purpos­ es the hostess wore a piece of the Jewelry during the party. Mrs. Gladys Slcrgos of Oviedo was the demonstra­ tor. Refreshments of cake and cofree were served to the fol­ lowing guesta; Mrs. George Jakubcin Jr., Mrs. James Col­ bert, Mrs. John Duda Sr., Mrs. Robert Lee, Mr*. W. V. Swenson, Mrs. A. W. King, Miss Miriam Wheeler, Miss Martha Mikler. Mbs Ann Martin, Mrs. W. H. Martin. Mrs. Frank Wheeler Jr.. Mra. John Ridenour, Miss Ste­ phanie Ridenour, Mrs. Theo­ dore Aulin Jr., Mrs. W. A. Ward Jr., Mrs. Wiley Abel Bananas make up 37 per and Mrs. Karel Hart. cent ol Ecuador's exports. From Santa Plans Meeting Tim regular monthly meet­ ing of the Catholic Women's Cliili of All Soul* Parish will, lie Drill mi Monday, Nov. 4 In the Parish Social Hall. After the business meeting, Mrs. Julm Purdy, program chairman, has "Password" scheduled Tor tho entertain­ ment. All ladies of the parish are i cordially Invited tn attend. \ As usual, there will also he refreshments served during I the social hour. Oviedo Group Enjoy* Party Parry entertained tn honor of Mbs Janet Bauder, brideelect of Leon Fcagin, of Eagle Lake, Fla. Sweetheart roses entwined In a rose trellis wss the cen­ te r arrangement at the honotee'a table and each plate card held a single sweetheart rose to romplement the cor­ sage of the bride-elect. Those sharing the luncheon with the guest of honor were Mr*. Keith Bauder, the hnnoree's mother, Mr*. L. O. Feagin Jr., of Eagle Lake, mother of the groom-elect; Mrs. E. A. Fisher. Mrs, Earle Ward, and Mrs. Ernest Ward of Winter Park. Other Sanford guesta were Mra. J. I . Hobby, Mrs. J. C. Davis, Mr*. George Chapman, Mrs. Dwight Binckwetder, Mrs. Roy Mann, Mr*. George Touhy, Mr*. James S. Ekara, Mrs. Grover Sew elf, Mra. Thomaa Fulton and Mra. Wnldmar Dietrich. Mis* Bauder is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Bauder, 2105 Cordova Drive and hus chosen Nov. 20 as the date for the wedding. EASY TERMS WHAT BETTER TIME TH A N NOW TO OPEN A PEN N EY CHARGE ACCOUNT! �t / 1» Iw b rl tm n Ort. 51. IMS — Paff« « 9. yOummahaAA fa rum E. L. M m We N t a to be fitting la the punch bowl. Top with acoopa 4 cups water holiday mood and bar* i.*d nf Una sherbet. For rcrvlng, 2 lemons il m l nico recipe* lent ladle into punch cup-. Serve* 4 cups sugar 3 Sisters Honored At Joint Birthday VELVETS with mix •m mstch tJ J t blouses, J a pink, bine, black, from Cotton and Corduroy PERT SETS ........ ..................... .......... at BROCADE SUITS **«»«••***•■••■SMS******•** from P y ,tar In Longdale By Donat F»tea i Mr. snd Mrs. Robert D. See, I Kathy’s birthday* sr« the to top. aalt A joint birthday party was Lnrmann Circle i- Longdale. I sama as th* spar <, Oct. 31. lto cups slijtfi*! blanched al­ held recently to t three sisters Terri was five years old I Linda !* four -n.i .Kathy monds * ' # at th, ora* of their parents, I on Oct. 2d and i da and three. Wash and (rim ' j n u and force through food 'uopper, using medium blade. Put in kettle with water and cook, o'-, f e d 10 minutes, or until a l i r t e n d e r . Do not drain. F m * lemons through food chopper and add to first mix­ ture. Add sugar and salt, cook rapidly 25 minutes or until thick, stirring occasionally. Add aimondi and pour into 8 hot sterilized to-plnt jars. Seal at once. 12. Just Arrived! Tha party waa arranged be­ fore the Hollowetn cdofcra­ tion with proper decorations aetl refreshments in keeping with the lUUpween them*. Mrs. See made three birth­ day cakes, one ,-hncolett, one devil's food nnd c-ne white. Each had the proper number of candles for each honor** mnl were served with Ice tffam and fruit punch. Favors were qhrn to the guests. Gaines were enjoyed during >f.o i arty hours, in­ cluding musical chair*, pin the tail on the donkey with each guest winning a prize. Guests were Jane uno Stev­ en Fuller, Duvid and Doro­ thy Westcott, Ann Hicks, Kev­ in Estes and two other sis­ ter* of the honored, Tatty and Cindy. Here is a fmlt cake recipe from Mrs. B. H. Ston* H MINCEMEAT ICC CREAM Sevier Road. Pit, light rni/rr cake *« Up. salt 1 lb. cow better (no substi­ 1 cup sifted enriched flour tute) 4 to S tbsps. lard 1 lb. white raisin* 2 te 4 tbsps. cold Water i i lb. candied cherries, red Add salt to flour. Cut lard and white mixed into flour until crumbs are about the star of small peaa. • eu* 2 oea. le non extract Add eti i water, a Uttle at a I cupa flour time, mix ftf nulckly and < cups granulated sugar evenly ultO dough Just holds 1 lb. pecans Into a b ii Ure as little wa­ H lb. candter, pineapple ter as possible. Roll to abgut Cut cherries la cut to Inch In thlcknc * Line a up pineapple. Sepst*** eggs, *dnch pit- pin and t-rlmp the PECAN FRUIT CHEWS eet the whites aside. Crearu edge*. Prick pastry with fork together egg yolks, butter and before baking, Ba>-> in hot 2 egv1 cup jugar sugar. Add flour and inlx oven 450 degrees t) to min­ t cup sifted flo.'.r well. Add lemon, nuts and ute*. I Do. biking powder fruit. Beat egg white*, not MINCEMEAT • ICE CREAM to 'ip. salt dry. Fold into bitter. Grease FILLING ; lsp. vanilla pan and lino with paper and lto cup* prepared mincemeat 1 cup broken pecans grease paper. Bska IV* hours 1 quart vauilla lec cream at 2t» degree*. Increase heat to cup chopped dates fold 1 cup of mincemeat to cup candled -herries to 300 d e g m i and bake Mr Into 1 quart of softened vanil­ Th* House Of Itnhija Beat eggs well, add sugar 10 morn minutes. la lee cresnv Pour mixture GLAM Into baked pie shell and placa slowly. Sift dry Ingredients 3 tbapa. brown sugar Now I.orated In In freezer to set. Simmer re­ and add alternately with va 2 tbapa. water maining t i cup mincemeat in nilla, pecans and fruit. Place ‘•The Hidden Garden" 1 tbsp. syrup I saucepan for 3 minutes. In large baking pan—greased so that baiter will not be more Boll 2 minutes and puur ChUI .S p o o n mincemeat 147 Park Are. N. lha’i to Inch thick. Bike in over cake. around edge of flllin;. • • • Winter Park, Flu. This is a perfect dessert 350 degree oven for 30 min­ This fruit eake recipe comas for that holiday dim er. Use utes or until firm. Cut in THE SKE SISTERS at a birthday party htmoritiR three who have birth­ Phone MI 7*1955 from Pearl Brewer of Xenia, chilled plates when you serve squat ec. days in the same week. Left to right, front, are Linda nnd Kathv and Ohio. It seated on the couch, Terri and Patty holding baby Cindy. (Herald Photo) 1 lb. ground trash fat pork • • • QUALITY I cupa boiling water DIVINITY I eupa brown sugar Christmas Portraits > cup* sugar 1 tip. aalt to cup light earn syrup 1 eggi beaten at to cup hot water 1 tbap. soda in to Up. salt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schli-1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sails-i chase your supply early, as H cup boiling water Special Prices °2 egg whites chler of DeBary Drive are en­ bury nf Azalea Drive have; they will soon bo sold out. ■ cupa sifted flour 1 tsp. vanilla Mrs. Banks Golden was tertaining Mrs. Schllchter's returned from a stay at (heir 1 lb. dates In 2-quart saucepan, com­ 1 lb. raisins bine sugar, corn syrup, li d hostess for a recent meeting sister, Miss Helen Weldemun collage in the north. pkg. figs ■■J*'/'*® * •t 1t u jtew water and salt. Cook and stir of the Gamma Lambda chap­ of East Palchoque, Long Is­ 1 lb. English walnuts, Mr*. E. Phillip* nf Com­ until sugar dissolves and mix­ ter of Bets Sigma Phi. Joseph land. .She will remain about a broken munity Drive has several old ture comee to • boll. Cook to E. Malhieux, Seminole Art mouth In Dellary, 1 lb. mixed candled fruit iriendi from New Jersey hard-ball stage (250 degrees) 1 tip. cinnamon Mr. and Mrs. E. Dent at visiting her (hi* week. Mr. without stirring. Wipe crystals Association president, w a s 1 Up. doves the Dellafy lUnaiuu llousu and Mrs. George Wilson of from aides of pan now and guest speaker. Ito cups Concord Grape then wtth fork wrapped In. Mr. Mathicux gave an inter­ have as their guests, Mr. ami Closter, N. J., Me. and Mr*. Wine damp cloth. Remove from esting and informative dis­ Mrs. William Ammons of Oscar Gnbel, .Mr. and Mrs. Pour boiling water over heat. Immediately beat egg cussion on pointing and oilier Fairmont, W. Va., their John Sampson, all former m eat and dissolve. Add sugar, whites stiff. Pour hot syrup arts. He alto showed some of daughter and son-in-law: Mrs members of the Kdgewaler beaten eggs, aalt, then add slowly o v e r beaten egg his paintings. I). Martin, .Mrs. II. Brown and Church, New Jersey. aoda water and flour. Beat. whites, beating cooJtantly at During the business session Mrs. T. Parks, alt of West Add fruit, nuts and spices. highspeed on mixer. Add va­ Ihc ladies decided that money | Virginia. Residents using the DeBary wouldmixture he sent to huntsnd Then beat in wine. Bake in nilla and Tost Office are advised that beat until ISO degree oven for 1 hour. forms soft peaks and begins Training Center in order that Mr. ami Mrs. Charles T. the I9ti:i Christmas .Stamp* Vac either greased loaf pani to lose Its gloss. Drop divin­ the child tiring sponsored may Harr*h of Charleston, W. Va., will go on sale Nov. 2. Pur• r 1-R). coffee cans. ity from spoon,- pushing oft have a birthday party. Plan., have purchased the farmer Mrs. Brewer says that with a second - spoon, onto a for a November dance were Snaverly home on Smyrna •■after they are cooled, wrap baking sheet covered with discussed and committees ap­ Drive. to foil and free*#, then two wax paper. Twirl tops. If di­ pointed. Mrs. Thomas Walskick of Punch snd brownies were weeks before using take them vinity becomes loo stiff for out snd defrost Soak cheese twirling add a few drops of served by the hostess during Kansas City. Kan., la visiting SALE Mr. ami Mrs. Anthony oppci. the social hour. cloth in wine end wrap, using hot water. on • • • Attending were Mines. Gil Mr. Oppel is convalescing foil again. Keep in cool place. Thousands Of Be aure to cut up tha fruit. RED APPLES UN A STICK Daigle, Jo Kampf, Jimfny from a recent illness. Jones, Jay Carter, LaMar Whola candled cherries are GIFT ITEMS Wash snd dry I medium Mr. and Mrs. Frank White Buy now for Christmas pretty la tha eakas. red apples: remove stems. Mcridilh, Don Hamner. Jerry • • • Insert a wooden skewer in McCabe, Jim Blythe nnd Lar­ of Dahlia Drive are enter­ taining Mr. White's nephew Of course its cranberry •tam end of each apple. Mix ry Mann. PO W ELL’S and wife, .Mr. ami Mrs. Ed­ time again. Let's try this tube 3 cups sugar, to cup light corn 117 Magnolia, FA 2 5x11 ward Dclafchell of Sulsumu. pan CRANBERRY CAKE. syrup and to cup water In 3 tbsps. melted butter saucepan. Bring to a boll 1 cup sugar stirring until sugar is dis­ 1 cups fresh cranberries solved. Cook without stirring washed and dried until a small amount of mix­ to cup shortening ture separates In threads FRIDAY 1 eup sugar which a r t hard but not brittle I eggs when dropped In vary cold Prayer service and break 1 Up. vanilla water (285 on candy thermo­ fast 7:15 a m. at First Bap 2to cupa sifted flour meter). Remove from heat, list Church. 1 tbsp. baking powder add 1 drop of oil of cinnamon to Up. aalt and 1 tablespoon red food • Vivid Vlilon Picture , , . Bl*rk 1 cup evaporated milk Homecoming coloring, stirring only to mix. Circuitry Combine butter, 1 eup su­ Hold each apple by skewer • Mudcra Copper Kngraitd Circuit* Ahead. Warranted 5 Year* g ar and cranberries. Press end and quickly twirl in sy­ • Built-In Telescoping Corduroy e mixture Into bottom ot I f rup tilting pan to cover apple Pivatenna Dacron A Inch tube pan. Combine shor­ completely. Remove from sy­ No Down Payment tening and t eup sugar and rup, allow vseess to drip off, Cotton With Trad* beat until light and fluffy. then twirl to spread syrup Poplins Stir in eggs and vanilla and smoothly. Cuul on lightly but­ Wool Flannels beat thoroughly. SIR together tered baking sheet. • • • flour, baking powder and aalt. .MILADY’S SHOPPE PERSONAL PORTABLE Stir flour mixture into egg CARROT AND ALMOND Of Fine Fabric. mixture, alternately w i t h CON'SERN E I0« S. Park 32.1-0.113 milk, beginning and ending 2 lbs. carrots with flour mixture. Pour bat­ ter over cranberries in tube pan. Bake In moderate oven Month Of November Special! 350 degree* 30 minutes or un­ til done. Invert pin an piste No Down Pavmenl and let aland 1 minute. ReWith Trade move pan. Cake may be serv­ ALL PERMANENT WAVES ed warm with a hard sauce REGULARLY OK OVER or cool with Ice cream. Serves 16* Overall • to 10. Diag. Screen PlaygirlFASHIONS Open T il 9 Friday Night* Fern Pinza Fern Park Hobble and Rill Hackett invite Everyone to the Grand Opening Week In Their Convenient lawatlon In — The New A& P Shopping Center REGISTER NOW FOR FREE GRAND OPENING GIFTS! Drawing Sal. at .1 p. m. You don't have to be preeeat te win. SPECIAL GIFT: OIL PAINTING BY E. R STOWE Int. PRIZE: 2nd. PRIZE: 3rd. PRIZE: Ith. PRIZE: 5th. PRIZE: 6th. 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EACH While the aupply Meta. Gold Kina Frmrn Special! D-Oi. I*k(. Onion Rings 39c S P E C IA L ! FRESH G O L D E N RIPE HUY ONE, (JET ONE FREE! 1-Lb. Pkg. Hush Puppies BANANAS 29c While the aupply la.ta. BUY TWO, (JET ONE FREE! Original Froien 7-Or. Fk(. Crispy Pizza 39c One Can Bordens Blncuits Free! 3 'j-O i. I'ke. lb. With Purrha.a Of lloritene 25c While the aupply la.I*. nUY ONE, GET ONE FREE! Vi Gal. Ctn. Sea It ra t I.emonade ALL PURPOSE Apples While the eupply leete. Gold Beal EASTERN WHITE 35c BUY FOUB, GET TWO FREE! M*b. Cana Dog Food While the eupply leete. 4/62c Jar 99* Jana Parker »I»er Herr *j % Fruit iA NuU Lb. Ring 21 $^89 GIVEAWAY that mill lie ei\cn away over a •I week period. * 1st PRIZE 23.000 PLAIll STAMPS 2nd PRIZE 10,000 PLAID STAMPS ^ Plus .‘ Xy__ 500 FREE PLAID STAMI’S (Jlvrn Away Every Hour Be Sure To Heiiister For These Prizes Al Your New Sanford AAP iM While the aupply lent*. Gem Flake Rolls lO-Ox. Plaid Stamp While the aupply teste. Gold King Froien In. Coffee 300,000 Special! 1IUY ONE, (SET ONE FREE! 89 AAP Really Freeh Fruit Cake 3 PIN T CTN. 1-Lb. Cana 4 Lb. Bag Potatoes 39 10 - 39 2 F R E S H PO LE Beans * 29 LARGE HEADS Cauliflower EACH 29 Your frn m j tome true with PLAID STAMPS M\$»per Markets P r ir n and free o ffrr. listed in this id w rtn c n c i are good only In our new Hjnfurd AAP Store. �/ Clerk Announces livening Hours In Casselberry The Casselberry town clerk’s office will be open every Wed­ nesday and Friday from 6 until • p. m. through Nov. 22 for the purpose of rotor registration. Mrs. Mary Haw­ thorne, clerk, announced to­ day. Mrs. Hawthorne reports that little interest is being shown by the voters vho must be re registered in the new card file system if they are to east a ballot in the Dee. 2 municipal elections. Registration also may be made during regular office hours from 8 a. m. until noon each Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Offices open in this year's election are those of the mayor, marshal, clerk and two council scats now held by Cliff Overman and George Howard, Cbuia £ d iiw n Altamonte PTA Makes $1,250 On Carnival HOLLINS COLLEGE professors of music, Itoss Hosuzza, rijrht nnil John Carter will present a recital of songs from the early English, French, Gernutn anti con tern jRirnry American repertoiries at i! p.m. Finlay at the DoBury Community Center. The program opens the season for the DcBary Entertainment Association which has scheduled a total of eight presentations this year. Bridge Winners Named By Club Scout Leaders Hold Two sections made up of 15 tables played bridge at this week's meeting of the DcBary Duplicate Bridge Club held Tuesday at the Re­ creation Hall of the DcBary Fire Station. Winners of Section A, dir­ ected by Miss Ethel Johnson, were, NS, first, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baker; second, Mrs. Robert Nichols and Mrs. Clyde Harris and third, Mrs. David Singer and Norman Meyer. EW, first, Mrs. Mary Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daglia and F. It. Frochlich;; second, and tied for third, Mrs. Al­ bert Besom and Mrs. Frank Holder with Mrs. Edna Reil­ ly and il. Guy Chase. Section B. directed by E.Z. Walters, NS, first, Mrs. George Pearsall and Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; second, Mrs. Doyle Driver and William Woodlock, tied for third, Mrs. lairls Weeks and Mrs. Char­ les Hassle with Mrs. Harold Lynch and Mrs. Thornton Smith, EW. first, George Pearsall and E M. Hinkle; second, Mrs. Myron Accarilt and Mrs. Harry Schob and third, Mr. and Mrs. C R Andrews High scores for the month were taken by, first, Mrs David Singer, second, George Pearsall;; third, -Mrs. Wil­ liam Woodlock; fourth, Mrs. Edwin Wachter; fifth, Mr*. Ruth Dlatt and sixth, Mrs. Myron Accardi. TIICIIS.. OCTOBER SI. 10(1:1 COUNTY NEWS District Meeting Special needs in the Boy Stunt program of today a* seen b> a Chaplain, Buy Scout leader and former scuut were given by Rev, Joe Helper Saturday evening in the DeLand Cafeteria. Rev. Helper, who works with NASA person­ nel at die down range track­ ing stations of Cape Canav­ eral, spoke to seouf lead­ ers amt wives at the Annual Awards dinner of the St. John'* District. Robert Klkum of DeLand, training chairman, presented award* to lluU-rt Tillson of Sanford and Ito si Mimdy of lly Julia Itartu* Proceeds in the amount of fl.2."0 taken in at the Alta­ monte Springs PTA Hallow­ een Carnival last Saturday were reported today by Mrs, Louise Kirsehner, chairman. Words of appreciation wrre expresard for all of those who participated to help make the project such a success. The carnival was formally opened with the raising of the flng as the national anthem was played. Cub Scauta form­ ed the honor guard. Judd Walker was master of ceremonies for the awards program and for the corona­ tion of lirure Knoechel as king and Susan Dabbs as queen who were crowned by Miss Nancy of the Romper Room TV show. Winners of prizes for the best decorated booths went fo M| „ Mary Cooksey’a first | grade, first; Mrs. Vada Gun­ ter's second grade, second, and Rupert Jenkins' sixth grade, third. Miss Cooksey and Jenkins are newcomers to the Altamonte School n s this Is their first year to tench there, A total of 21 prizes were awarded for the best costumes in age groups from pre-school­ ers up to sixth gi uilcrs. PAGE 1-A OHS Set For Homecoming B* Bernier Krlsry Annual Homecoming festi­ vities at Oviedo High School, being held today anil Friday under direction of the Stud­ ent Council, will be climaxed during half-time at Friday night's game with the crowning of a Homecoming Queen chosen from among nine girls. Candidates ami their spon sors are Carol Beasley, Drama Club; Alice Fox. Stu­ dent Council; Sheila Partin. The Oviedian; Ann Ridenour, Science Club; Jane Lundy, Lions Tale; Connie Pendarvls, Spanish Club; Judy Jukubcm, Future Homemakers; Barbara Saucer, Beta Club and Maureen Boyle, Library Club. Music for the coronation will he presented by the Sanford Junior High March­ ing Band, which will intro­ duce each girl with fan­ fare The candidate selected by vote of the student body as Iflitt Queen will be crown­ ed by Diane Aulin, last sear's queen. Merritt Staley will preside as master ot cere­ monies. Following the game against Melbourne Central Catholic, the a n n u a l Homecoming Dance will be held in the cafeteria from 10 p. m. un­ til 1 a. m. Music will be pro­ vided by the "Blue Corns.” Festivities of the two-day celebration will begin at tb.'io p. m. today with a bonfire and pep-rally at John Cour­ ier Field. Oviedo High Cheer­ leaders will lead the partici­ pants in tongs and cheers ami llead Football Coach Jim Palmer will introduce the football team. The Linns’ op­ ponent* wilt be burned in effigy after which a snakeline will tie formed on the field to wind its way through Oviedo. On Friday at 3: IS p. m. the Homecoming Parade will start at tho school and end at til* field. Floats in the Public Invited To Inspect Library parade will be sponsored by individual organizations that comprise OHS with nearly By Julia Rarto* all of the floats entered based Members of the Altamonte on the chosen theme. Each : Springs Community Library sponsor will be vying for to p , have announces! that an open honors in decoration. invitation is extended to the All previous students of the public to visit and Inspect the i— . d — l ------ 1 . . . .a * * ------ « school arc invited to -attend library during Children's Boog and take part in all home- Week, Nov. 10-16. coming festivities, including Hours sre from 2 until » Friday Night's dance. p. m. every Tuesday, Thurs­ Student Council members day and .Saturday. who arc acting as chairmen of the Homecoming Commit­ The association also an­ tee* are Alice Fox, Sheila nounced plan* to sponsor a benefit card party on Nov. Partin, A1 McCall. Sherry 13 at the Community Housa Waltz, Test Hcllhorn. Marilyn beginning at 2 p. m. Tickets Panin and Jan Beasley, will bo told only in advance and arc available now from any member of the associa­ tion. Admission will be limit­ ed to 30 tables. Those attending may play the game of their 'choice and ire to bring their own card*. There will be Individual table prizes, door prizes snd favors for all. Refreshments will be served. Chairman of the party com­ mittee Is Mrs. Smith Cady. Other members assisting are Mrs. Beulah Kemp, Mrj. K. A. Weise, Mrs. Albert Starke, Mrs. Eugene Taylor, Mrs, Frank Coleman, Mrs. Fred ttaussman, Mrs. A. N. Dirks, Mrs. M. G. Pale, Mrs. Wil­ liam Morrell and Mrs. Keith Nixon. DeLand for outstanding work as troop committeemen. Boh Cleveland and Frank Pacica of Grange City wore awarded Scoliters Keys while Mrs. Pacica and Mr*. Fred Stafford of DeLand and Mrs. Sura Sloudenmlre of Sanford all received the Den Mothers Keys. Gene Mitchell of Orange City was awarded a plaque and lapel pm as a vigil honor member of the order of the Arrow. Tom Albert, district execu­ tive, presented Die new of officers for the coming year. Named were Christian Itehnke of Orange City dis­ Adoption of a an­ trict chairman; Dr. A. II. Woodall of Sanford, vice- nual budget by the Elder chairman and F. C. Winn of Springs Baptist Church was Sanford didrict commission­ announced today by Rev. It. er. Hamilton Griffin, minister of | By Jan* Casselberry Committee members at the church. Guest speaker at next Tues­ large included It. ), Ganas, Prepared and presented by day night’s meeting nf tlvv W. W. Tyre and Jam es J. D. E. Carpenter, budget planSouth Seminole F.lcmcntary Beasley, Sldcla Partin, Maureen Hoyle, Judy Hay of Sanford, llolwrt E i-j nlug committee chairman, the By Julhi Bartos OVIEDO’S l'Jfi.T HOMECOMING fJlJKEN will School Council nf Teacher* knin and J. S. Vining of He Jukubein, Ann Ridenour, Alice Fox, Barhira In* crowned during lulf-tintu tecoitionie.t in Fri­ Four members of the Alta new budget was the result of | and Parents will he Mr*. SerSaucer and Jane Lundy. The Queen will ho day riiuliCs Kami! agaiiisl Melbourne Central monte Springs Community I and: Wcllcdcy Corbett, Bur­ •rvrrid week* work by a com­ rel Horn nf Die Child Guid­ chosen by vutu uf tho student body. Library Xv-nclaiion attended ton Laroy and Lewis Anni* mittee of 2.1 persons repreCatholic at John Courier Field. Candidates for ance Clmie in Orlando. (Ilerahl Plmto) the State Library Regional of DcBary. Harvey Dunn of senting every- fneet of church | the honor are, from left, Connie Pendnrvia, Carol Tbe meeting will be hell Qeetlnv held last Friday In Enterprise and Charles and ] life Unanimous approvd al 8 p m In the tchonl audi­ Vem Beach at the new In­ Gene Mitchell and Frank I received from tho congrega­ torium. Tho new yearbook* dian River Community Lib- stcin of I -ike Helen, tion in n special vole taken will be distributed. rary. during a Sunday morning Several Issue* proposed at Making the trip were Mrs. service. meeting of the execuUvo Fred Rasstnan, Mrs. Albert This new budget will In­ First pine* homos w-ctc and Zephyrhlll* (Florida) he ing of all his characters. King, Harrington, lu-th Gregory, H. Ixrard held Monday night at Starke, Mrs. Florence Courcrease missionary g i v i n g -hared by Freddy Peterson has studied in many countrle-. :v native of Wisconsin, now .Maize mid DeNlae McCul- the home of Mr*. 11. D. Ster­ sen ami Mr*. Smith Cady. through the Southern Baptist lough. ling, president, in Ca-sclbcrry, Main [mint stressed by a Convention Cooperative Pro- xml Arnold lllck* in Die Sec­ In presentiog his d o m a n i t r A - le ldes in Winter Park and This Frlduy a "Sidewulk will be presented for appro­ pm gram of panelists from all gram of World Missions to ond Annual Art F- tival held Dun on Friday, his humor bus appeared publicly many Show” will he belt 1 nt the val. By Jano Casselberry times in the area. parts of Central Florida was captivated Die audience as he Friday and Saturday at the Pacer Service Station in Do­ A (und raising project for A Hollowccn D.mcc will be 10 per cent of the total budg­ the need to repeal the present Area artists exhibiting In­ Dellary Community < enter painted. Ili.s one man show ltary, Exhibiting will ho mem­ the year will bo deddded on -pntisorcd jointly by the South et. Aisoclatlonal Missions, ceiling on library appropria­ clude Craig Orseno, William Voting w h s by ballot of those of eight paintings nt the Cen­ which involve the cooperative bers frum local ami area club*. and Die way* and mean* Srminule Junior llirh School tions. Those in the audience ter brought thr bight- t prills.' A. Hartman, Mrs. C. Burnett, Student Council .ml the k„.| efforts of 23 Baptist churches attending tho show. All intoii-sti-d persons are in­ committrc will offer a* sug­ lly Mr*. II. I.. Johnson were urged to write llicir Delia H o f f m a n n , Helen front all who attended. Others placing In tup posi­ ri Seminole anil West Volusia vited to attend at no charge. gestion* a rummage sale, a Tommy Hensley and Char­ legislators before, not alter hire Homemakers Club Fri­ For Saturday's deiiluMSttn S- tie nek, GDella Donaldson, counties, wilt bu increased to tion* were Viola How aid, Al­ fashion show, or a puppet lotte Smith, second graders, the session opens calling for day night at the school from Hilda It.ilkcs ill, Linda M. Co­ lion he did a New England bert Mercer, K. B. Slow* snd three per cent. show. 7;3U until 10:30. were crowned King ami Queen this action en, Catherine Dudum, K. V. Harbor Scene. The Elder Springs church, Frelila Stern. The tentative program for of Wilson School in Paolo at Representing the state a- >■ Costumes will be optional Another special guest was Benedict, Freidn Stern, K. IVtcrson, featured guest for IP)riHlia11now six years old, Inis shown and there’ will be a the year will bu announced. Saturday night's annual Hal elation at the all day meet a steady increase in its budget the two-day event, wa* horn Frank King, euitounixt of till­ SiuitliwmIh, A. II. Schmidt, Future executive board loweeen carnival sponsored - ;n^4 were Mrs. Verna Nisten admission charge. und ministry during this per- in (leumaik, the sun of an comic atiiji "Gasoline Alley” Beatrice Muller. K. II- Stowe, meeting* will lie held pre­ Representatives of the Ar by (lie school l’TO. blrk and Miss Elizabeth Cole nrtiit. Now of M.t - -itchliseU* who exhibited a mural paint- A. 11. S-bwenker, Mrs, A. lluir Murray Dance Studio in [ °f lime, ceding the CTP meetings at After the coronation, winch 7 p. in. Orlando arc scheduled to he took place in the auditorium, II) Jane Cuwllu-rry present to demonstrate some a costume contest was con­ Altamonte Clyde Kerce, veteran po-tnl id the la led dance steps, ducted with prizes awarded employe who ha* served at The Dance Committee con Casini Returns the winners and Herbert Civic Club ai ling postm aster of the * nssists of Steve Harmon, chair­ Muse. PTU president, suctionman, Marilyn Jenquin. I.alon Bjr Donna Eaten I pnign. Married and the father keeping tho center of town I He ««ys ho feci* ho i* selberry Post Office for the To DeBary ed off new amt used mer­ To Meet IJyers and Terry Schombera. Campaign platform for of two children, be b is redded in its pie-rut location, will qualified to bo a member of pant three \ciir*, ill a s ta te ­ By Helen Snodgrass chandise and articles. By Julia ILirto* ment lo th e l|i*ial-l ha* ex student Council officers are j three of tbe Longwood City In thr city for run-- and omRoger Casini, conducter of During the evening a spag­ The fir.-t meeting of the wink for nil civic improve-1 council Iwcuuse lie ha- "at pie- ■ I hi- appreciation to all .Inn Bacchus, p r e s i d e n t ; Council candidates running fur half year-. Originally from the DcBary Concert Orches­ hetti nipper was served in Altaiuunle Spring < Die i lull Steve Harman, vice president, office in the Dee. 3 municipal Jat ksuri, Miss., he ha hccit merit* arul to tiring a* many tended more than UO per cent tho e residents of the a tea tra, ha* returned to his winthe lunchroom and a number will be held at 2 p.m. next and Susan Comfort, secre­ elections were released to the rin ployed by the Southern new huaiiieiic* into town a* •if council's regular and special and fellow p.i-tal employes ,r r |j0||)e in DeBary after of midway features were in Wednesday at the Community tary treasurer. meetings tluoiigh tin' past who uorkcil with him so spending the summer in New pres* this week. Making stale- Life and llmilth liisurance possible, operation. Mr*. Marie Wil- Building. Guest speaker will wholelieill ledly to make the * « « I'rnreed* from Die dance] meats weru Percy White, It Cnrnpuiiy for I • yc.-u-. three years and knows the York City bank was winner of the live !>e M r s . A ly . e I). ,\l |’l - e«iin. will a toward tills year » if, Ferrell and CL Theodore | iolil<-mi nf Die cily and v.hat operation of the torsi office \\ nil r, wild resides on He is a member of Hie ('a-, Rehearsal* of Die orches­ turkey. superintendent of the S. hind student council project for n e d ) Waltz. Offlc a *uice>*. ie« open ---llierry Community Method­ Hunt) M iu-l with hi* mother, tile mum tl has to work with.” tra are held each Thursday Mrs. Charles Smith »a* for Girt* in Oculu. Ken t) wns rcplucvd Fi iduy the school through which Die An active member of the general chairman for the car­ morning in the Parish HuumHostesses for the -lay will group hop*'* to buy benches are those presently filled by ist Church where ho is very Mrs. Laura Waltz, promises by Ll. Col. E d g a r Sille r who Longwood Volunteer f ire De­ to "work fur an expanded pro­ active in work of the church Carl Lommler, Slick Helms of All Saint* Episcopal nival. be .Mrs, Frank O’Brien, .Mrs. for Die grounds. ap p o in te d pci m int-lit For many year- he was active gram to cut down on vice, partment and a businessman wa* arid Jim Rriter, Church in Enterprise. E. N. Sammons, Mr-. H G. postina-ter. In tho city fur five years, he White, who -ay* that If in PTA work and with tbe crime and corruption." Any cupuble musician who Fuller ami Mrs. I . W. Sonnelie al-o stated t h a t h r wid l­ w«- born and reared on a farm He advise* that Inplan* to Band Boosters As-ouixtion of elected he "wdll see that every­ Nurse To Speak felil. wn-'cs to become a member Chuluota Club ed l» thank all tho-r who work mutually with council in ( i-nlrMl Pennsylvania, lb body In the city get* a fair Lyman High School. of the group is a-ke-l to con­ Dlle* will 1>« payable at this For Longwood Ferrell any* that if he Is ami the public -tit-large for m 1ms been a resident nf l.ortg- work'-d toward* Irving tn so- tact Casini at his horn*. shake,” ha* been a resident Announces Golf mreting. cure bl» appo intm ent ax postof Longwood for five year- elected ho will work toward bettor community In general. wood for tho past II) years. A nursery for pre-school muster. HD Club He I* married ami has a Tournament By Donna E-le* |»K« children will be -et up in daughter ami son-in-law ami By Joan Vl.igto SSJH Boosters A cuuntv |Kjblic lieultb nurse 1^* ^ ,rjr* 'n dial multiThe Chuluota Teen Club two grandchildren also living will be guest speaker for the • « r "i"y ,l"' fellowship will sponsor a Golf Tuurna- in the city, Rummage Sales Set Meeting November meeting of tbe ul club members and friends. merit on Saturday, Nov. 9, nt Originally from Springfield, By Jane Casselberry Aid Library Longwood Home Demorstra-' the Chula Vista Golf Course In t Mas*., where he has been a South Seminole Junior Hij'l lly Julia Bartos Chuluota. ! member of the Loyal Order tbm club to i*e heM next Moose To Hold School parents are urged i> Weekend rummage sale* fur attend a meeting of the Ath­ Thursday u t I0:3i> n m. at the Prices fur the tournament,! "f Moose for 20 years, he i* benefit of the Altamonte letic Boosters scheduled to get underway at a member of the Casselberry Civic 1-eague Building on En rollment Y-socialiun Springs Community Library Monday night at 7:30 in the C'hurcb Street. Sanford Chapter 1831, Loyal noon, have been set for adult- Community Methodist Church. are In-lit each Friday and Sat­ school library Films on menus and how to Order of Moote, will conduct and children and include the He is employed a* a foreman urday from t) n.m. until 5 by Jamil, Ine., a ftoor-coverplan them also will be shown enrollment ceremonies for greens fee. Henry Duncan. B o o s t e r p.m. ut th» Loivilcriullk of­ president, hope* that more First prize will be n set of mg concern in Orlando. ami discussed. A workshop members at a special pro­ Mbite also states that he is fices on L o n g w o o d Avena* parents wil! come to the meet­ will be held billowing the gram to be ht-M next W dr.es- golf ball*, the door prize a interested in seeing the city just off SR Lid. day at 8 p m in the Lake golf cart and a special mysing* ami the same* to sup­ meeting. All proceed* from the salt* port Coach Jim Clark ant tery prize also will he award- grow, woutd like to sea the Hostesses will be Mrs. B. R. Mary headquarter*. rity ordinances more strongly go for upkeep of the library the athletic department in Gray who will be u-ssisted by Jim McKeone, state direct- ed. which serve- nil immediato Die fine job they are doing Tbe event is open to the enforced and Would "like to members f r o m Longwood. or, i* expected to be present public und everyone is invited know what th>' taxpayer* am ureas to the community. with I'm boys. Those attending a l e requested fur the program. Chairman of the sales ptojGoe of the project* of Die to bring n covered dish and All lodge members and to "come out and join in the, getting for their money.” ect I* Mrs. lleutah Kemp who group will be tins filming of members of Sanford Chapter fun." Director* of the Teen their own place setting "Honesty tn <7u*ernm»nt.” i* ii-sidrd by Ml*. Margaret thi* week's game with Uvtcdo Mr*. F e lix Mr-ge, president,' HOI, Women of the Moore Club are Mr. and Mrs. WllM the burls fur fe iie li', caliiI ham Fox. \\ cue. I ’EUCV W H IT E 15. 11. 1 LKKELL TED WALT/| fur iraunu^ pm poses. (Will conduct liu. luccUiig, i-:<* ruined u» alUmd. Wilson Names ing, Queen Elder Springs Adopts Budget Altamonte Group Allends Stole Library Meet 5SJH Groups Plan Dance CTP To Hear Child Guidance Speaker Iw o Win First Place Honors A t Denary Art Festival Kerce Thanks Employes Longwood Candidates State Platforms i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 31, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 1963. 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TUBS. Another food atoro, with a new name — "Jiffy" — la wider com traction near the Golden Triangle ' shopping canter an Hifhway 19A ta Labe County, to e a rn l u x These throa etaces, all howeInf approximately 2,64)0 square feat cadi, will be opened about Jan. 25 for bualnni, Gull said. Gaill alto announced • new fourth etoro will bo btillt at Longwood. Construc­ tion will bo atarted In 2M 0 dare on • new Handy food ■ton at the intereoetion of Hldhwaya 424 and 427. 25th ft PARK <» Great Savings On Ensy Terras rnoM a world or fins furniture M A T H E R of Sanford JOB OAZIL in operating fire Tiptop, Handy and Thriftway food ■tana la Sanford aad today announced plana of foar more. Conatruetloa proaently la tuxtor way on a Handy food ■tora on 20th Street, about two miles wcat of the dtp limit*. Thla later will bo do* vetoped Into a community 0 By Prestige, Wtyneline end Stratford ; M A X^tU ' Mra, Dm Uboy, Hlaa Dorothy Wright, Mr. aad Mr*. Walter Teague, Mr. aad Mr*. Jamas Partin, Mr, and Mrs, Milton Goto, Mr. aad Mrs. Kirby Buckolow, Mr. aad Mrs. W. B. Waal, Mr. aad Mrs. Pete Wright, Mr. aad Mrs. Bob Abbott, Mr. aad Mrs. Merritt aad Mrs. Ktohard Kelley, Mr. aad Mrs. Theodore Aolia, Mr. aad Mrs. Jamas Palmar, Mr. aad Mrs. Paul Mikter, Mr. and Mrs. Xalph Neely, LL CoL aad Mrs. W. B. Brinkley and Prindpal and Mrs. C. W. Holder, Decatur, Ga., was the first U. S. eMy to get a 100 par cent motorised mall delivery. HOUSE ® lljiOO life Insurance . . . oo you will not burden your loved once with funeral end other ozpcndee. Thle NEW policy to especially helpful to those between 40 and M. Ho medic*! examination necae■ary. OLD LINE L E G A L RE* SERVE LIFE INSURANCE. . . . No agent wil call on you. Free Information, no obflgathin. Tear out this ad right now. . . . Send your name, addma and year of birth to; Central Security Life Insurance Co., Dept V-11B, 1412 West Rose- 0 - c j T R A D IT IO N AL F R E N C H PR O VIN CIA L IT A L IA N PR O VIN CIA L and CONTEM PORARY from V U . S . Choice "Flaror-Aged” Bee! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS STEAK • CLUB • SIRLOIN < 6-PAK RF.fi. SIZE BOTTLES The SANFORD ATLANTIC SW ISS NATIONAL BANK ___ _____ UL Incorporated 1227 M A FFILIA T ED WITH T H E A T LA N TIC N ATIONAL BANK OP JA C K SO N V ILLE Limit: One With Your M Or More Food Order i Please . SAN FO RD , FLORIDA STA TEM EN T OF ____Flee Deposit CONDITION A S OF FR ESH “ 100% PURE” GROUND BEEF - D ECEM BER 20, 1963 COMPTROLLER’S CA LL RESO U RCES L o an s a n d D isc o u n ts.....................................................................$6,037,760.23 L ess: R eserve fo r Losses on L o a n s ....................................... 460.84 O v e r d ra fts .................................................................................... .... B a n k in g H o u s e .......... F u rn itu re & F ix tu res P a rk in g L o t ................ O th er R eal F s t a t o ................... ........................... .. F ed eral R eserve B ank S to c k ....................................................... O th er R e s o u r c e s ............................................................................. U . S. G overnm ent O b lig a tio n s....................................................$3,5-15,704.47 O th er Bonds an d S e c u ritie s......................................................... 1,095,458.74 Cash a n d Due from B a n k s ........................................................... 1,701,450.67 TOTAL $6,037,299.39 641.14 130,437.38 91,677.68 39,328.08 55,000.00 24,750.00 10,717.13 JOWLS S E E -A L L • Blackeye Peas L IA B IL IT IE S 375.000. 450.000. 162,598.04 145,573.96 222.647.19 11,376,6*15.49 TO TA L ................................................................................................................................. OFFICERS $|.9S PI1XSBURY” 6,342,613.88 $12,732,46*1.68 C apital S to c k .................................................. .......................... S urplus .......................... ........................................................... . U ndivided P r o f i t s .......................................... ........................ R eserves ......... . . . . . . . . . ........ U n earn ed llisco u n t .....----- ^—.— | D EPO SITS ........................................................................................................... 5 Lbs. fo r . . . GOOD LUCKI In the . . . N EW Y EA R ! “ HICKORY SMOKED” 1 € it BE-ALL R IC E 3 Lb. Hag 00 00 l “ FR ESH ’N C R ISP - LETTUCE $12,732,464.68 DIRECTORS GEORGE A. ORTAGUS Chairman of the Board GEORGE 1). BISHOP Sanford, Florida H. H. HODGES President W. SCOTT BURNS Manager. Florida Power A Light Co. Sanford, Florida R. P. MANN Executive View President MRS. LOIS D. IIOUSHOLDER Assistant Vice President H. D. ROWLAND Cashier WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL President, Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. Sanford, Florida O. C. McBRIDE Aaatotaat Caahtor II. D. HODGES President MRS. CATHERINE M. RAT Assistant Caahtor R. P. 11ANN Executive Vice President GEORGE A. ORTAGUS First Vies President The Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida H. B. POPE President. 11. H. Pope Company Inc. Sanford, Florida A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. President Shoemaker Construction Company, Inc. Sanford, Florida IRA E. SOUTHWARD President, Southward Fruit Company, Inc. Sanford. Florida GEORGE A. SPEER, JR^ Attorney Sanford, Florida HEADS “ S E A BRAND* FROZEN BREADED SHRIM P 10 OZ. PKG. CANADIAN ACE BEER 6 PACK • 12 OZ. CANS '7 t 'FVwK - p ^rv i “ KRAFT* CHEESE DIPS 8 OZ. CUP c M em ber O f F ed eral Deposit Insurance C orporation > �J* A I Zip Cods 82771 # W EATH ER: Cloudy’, windy and occasional showers today with high la TO*; clearing, colder tonight, [ted Press Leased Wire Kstabttshed IM S T U E& , D ECEM BER 81, IM S 8ANFORD, FLORU ■r This Is It tor 1963. • • • AHtamgb hectic, especially yea consider accoma move from Call* foraia to Florida and getting resettled, it was a good year for w . We hope It waa a good year for you, too. lector, a since January boldera hav* for publication, they, not bo candidates to themselves. Mn. M M Piece Walker, county this morning denie P in e claimed the Uvea to all reports II American, Including u that she will leave local business and procbUdree Monday. Pour mem- ter this term. *Td I ed If my name wer flrms It has been an af a Wtaeeesate tent the ballot,” Mrs. Walker oa)d. good year for lly died In one hlaae and I Present state representa­ Wa can only hope that tives from Seminole County young sailor's three children pawl will continue in are 8. J . Davis Jr. nnd Jan In another 1964, which, by the way, could he the year of Seminole Clarence B. Haaaea, IT, bis Fortuoe. Under the reapport­ ionment law passed by tbe Cowety’s greatest potential. wife, Prancra, * , and two of 1963 Legislature only one re­ their four children were as­ presentative poet will be year 1964 should be phyxiated when Are swept open In tbe 1964 elections. e a t of the most ezcltlng their spacious borne at Plea­ Seminole County electors years, loo, from the political will vote on member* of tbe sant Prairie, Wta. point of view. One county of­ The children were Clarence, electoral college, to choose a fice holder, T u Collector I, and Kenneth. 2 months. president and vice president, John Galloway, has announc­ Firemen u id Mrs. Hansen and for state and county of­ ed he win not run for rehelped liv e two daughten fice*. Party primaries will be alectioa. We understand there before auc- held the first Tuesday after and s baby litter tx wlU be others who will not to amok# Inhalation the first Monday In May, with eumblng amok* v atawaav ar*«* a raised my glass of beer . . . and A DISGRUNTLED and drunken customer acek re-election. the second primary three herself. ntinu whizzing by 1" Frank Jones, there went a Pontiac "opened up” the DeLuxe Bar nff 18th Street Aside from the county po­ weeks later. General election The fire was apparently wrecker driver, Is is pictured ready to remove the early Tuesday. Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported litical scene, the national po­ started by overheated Christ­ will be held the first Tues ir. Sheriff Hobby said Shaw was car from the bar. Gilbert B. Shaw, Negro, left the bar, entered his litical picture will be en­ mas tree Lights, authorities day after the first Monday in arrested for driving Ivinjr while intoxicated and havcar with New York license plates nnd drove hanced by Um great political November, said. ing no driver's license. through a brick wall Into the bar. One Negro conventions and after that The three children of n County candidates have be­ customer told Herald itaff photographer Bill another presidential election sailor burned to death when tween March 3 noon and later la the year. Yea, air, It their bouse trailer at San March 17 noon to qualify. ought to be a tremendous Galloway, an employe of the Diego, Calif., burst Into year! flames while they slept. Their Atlantic C out Line Railroad • • • mother, Mrs. Cloidettea Pike, for 30 years, came to Sanford Seminole County was get­ be dosed, excepting some For Samlnole County, out22, was awakened by tha chil­ in 1929 as chief clerk In the ting ready for the New Year's restaurants and bars. Finan­ Donald cial institutions will be clos­ ACL superintendent's office. holiday Wednesday. aide the realm of politics, 1SS4 dren's cries. Most business houses will ed, a* will City HaQ and the could bring this area a new 1121 Haat The bodies of the child­ I* ta n native of Brunswick courthouse. Post office* will four-year university, a port waa being ren. Robert Eugene, 3, Mar­ County, N. C. He served a be on n holiday schedule, terminal, a marina complex, elimination at 1 vin Lloyd, 3, an<l Valera Sue, year with tbe Revenue Cutler ★ ★ ★ with only collection* nnd spe­ a new Industrial development 3 months, were found In their Service, predecessor ol the U. LONDON (UPI) - Com­ cold war issues and trying to cial deliveries. S. Coast Guard. He saw acIn the eastern section of the day at Semlaoto charred bunk*. MIAMI (UPI) - The an City Commission waa to munist and Western plana negotiate settlements. Rut tkm as an Army officer in county, further development Hospital after Three children died at Dan­ nusl Xing Orange parade, meet at 4:30 p. m. today to toward the construction of from bis bicycle by an ante- were beginning to take shape neither Khrushchev's program marred by the illness of Miss ville, IU., when fit* swept Franca 'n World War I and determine whether bars may the St. Johns-lndlsn River ca­ mobile on Highway IT-K at today for peare talks in 1961, nor tha known details of the America and a good chance their home and a neighbor was an officer In the Florida Western plan appeared to of­ remain open tonight after too State Guard In Wo-Id War II. with a back ailment waa un­ nal, and new businesses I-on*wood, sheriff's deputies with the first round sched­ fer any startling change from of a soaking, steps off for able to drag them from their usual midnight closing hour. He ta a member of Holy which would add greatly to reported. uled for the Geneva disarma­ previous positions, the sources its 31st showing tonight. Sheriff J. L. Hobby said bo Cross Episcopal Church, Ma­ tho economy of the county. St Isa America, Donna Alum flamlrg rooms. ment conference Jan. 21. had not been apprised of any ■aid. sons, Veterans of Foreign Dead were Clifford, 4, Der­ Perhaps next year by this Diplomatic sources warned change la bourn for barn la Khrushchev listed a slow­ of Eldorado, Ark., had been rick, I, and Michelle, 1, chil­ Wars, American Legion, 40 A time wa will have the metro­ that despite the optimism gen- ing down of the arms race, scheduled to appear on one dren of Mr. and Mn. James 8, Chamber of Commerce and Thursday open* the busy (be county. politan telephone system—so srated by Soviet Premier Ni­ cuts in armed forces ami mili­ of tha floats. But a doctor con­ Kelly. season at Seminole County The Sanford Herald will go Klwanla Club, badly needed in Seminole. kita S. Khrushchev’s New tary spending, a NATO- fined her to bed today and to press early Wednesday to • • « The chlklren’a mother was In announcing his retire­ courthouse. Year's message, no quick or Pact non-aggression agree­ ■aid she waa suffering from opt at borne at the time of ment this morning, Galloway Tax Collector John L. Gal permit staff members .to havo It haa been a fine year for easy: aolutiuug. •appeared in ment, reduction of foreign burns of the>nose and throat the Lre. Issued tho following state­ loway will place 1964 automo­ a half-holiday with tbelr fa n ­ the Samlnole County Cham­ bile Uccnse tags on sale, con­ nies. sight. troops in other countries, and and chemical tracheo-bron* Two children died when fire ment: ber of Commerce. Francis E. 22nd Victim Dies Khrushchev, in m statement a ban on tho spread of nu­ chitie as a result of the Roose­ destroyed tbelr frame home tinuing through Feb. 20. "In January 1917, I was ap­ JtoumlUst Jr., outgoing pres­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Tax Assessor Mary Earle to United Press International clear weapons as hi* major velt Hotel fire at Jacksonville at Sandusky, III., but their pointed by the Governor as ident, says that the senior An Atlanta woman died to­ Sunday. Walker will commence re­ in Moscow Monday, outlined a tax collector of Seminole brother and sister managed to points for the tension-easing trade body is closing out one day, ratting to ’J’J the toll in She waa expected to lie up escape. The dead were Lucille County to fill the unexplred ceiving applicalloni fur home­ five-point plan for easing the talks. of Its most productive years tha Roosevelt Holsl fire. and around again in a few Klmhle, 3, ami Lillian, 3. The term of tha late John D. Jen stead exemptions. cold war. In the past, Moscow has in the organisation's history. Mr*. Walker aald 12,300 Tha Western plan la now attached conditions to some day*. The doctor, Robert Far­ children'a mother was visiting kins and in 1948 waa elected "Unquestionably," s a y s Still A greeable rington of Miami, said the Ill­ a neighbor when the fire for a full term having opposi­ forms for homestead exemp­ under discussion among tha of these points which made Roumillit, "this success can RERUN (UI’I) - A West ness was "not serious in it­ started. tion. After this I was elect­ tions and 30,000 forms for be attributed to dedicated Berlin spokesman today re­ Allies and is expected to be them unacceptable to the self.” ed for three more terms with­ personal properly exemptions completed shortly, the sources In other fires, the bodies of West. Khrttshrhev gave no in members who hive supported pealed the rily’s desire to A Weather Bureau spokes­ out opposition. will be placed In tbe mall Oble Goeine 47, and his said. dicalfun of any change. But the chamber's program of continue talks with East Ger­ "I am deeply grateful for Wednesday. By United Press International man said after a full day's daughter, Caroline, 7, were Both aim at raaing inter­ diplomat! in Moscow welrom promotion and accomplish­ man Communist* nn traffic rain Monday that It would tha honor conferred upon me A Snowstorm coated wide First-time applicants for found In the flame-charred national tern inn by taking up ed his willingness to proceed ment in a monetary way as through the llertin wall. step by step Instead of de­ rain most of Tuesday and ruins of their South Side Chi­ by the people of Seminole homestead exemption should area* of Dixie today aa far well as by their active par­ the odds are only 30-50 that It cago home; Carl Sullivan, 78, County; and mindful of the lake their recorded deeda or aouth aa the Uulf Coast and manding immediate agree­ ticipation.” will end by parade time" at an Invalid, burned to death fact that at the close of the contracts to 3lrs. Walker’s of New Orleans. Classes Set ment nn awieping general dis­ "! am sure.” he concluded, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — T p. m. when a stove apparently start present term In January 1963. fice between Jan. I and Thousands of Sugar Bowl armament measures, ns he "that our cltiiens arc well Claires begin Jan. 7 at Flor­ But no one waa returning ed a fire in his home near 1 will have It years of service March 31. Her office is open football fans awoka in New has in the past and which the tickets and the parada was a aware that increases in the ida State University and 400 Nclsonvllle, Ohio; and Mrs. snd eligible for retirement; 9-3 dally JIunday through Orleans to find snow falling, Weat considers unrealistic. chamber's scope of opera­ freshmen ami transfers are sellout with half a million June De Annabel, 43, died of and mindful of the tact there Friday. the second time in a week that tions will require additional exported for th« second tri­ holiday fans expected to line asphyxiation when fire swept may be someone who would traces of mow dropped on • 0 • E. 8. Douglass, director of financial support, and we mester. the route which includes her Steubenville, Ohio, borne. like to run for the office, but the Crescent City. adult and vocational education, hope that lha organisation’s world-famous Biscayne Boule would not oppose me; Elsewhere in Dixie, snow, announced today that the members will consider an in­ H as ‘Good Night* with pride In the record which vard. sleet and freeslng Tain pelted crease in membership con­ DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI) — Seminole C o u n t y Bueinese The Orange Bowl game be­ the tax collector'* office has Atlanta, Gutport, Mis*., Mo­ School will reopen on Monday, tributions for 1964.” tween Auburn and Nebraska established for excellent serAiling Irish playwright Bren­ bile and Cltronalle in south along with tho other public • • • Wednesday Is also a sellout vica tn all citizens alike, dan Behan was reportrd to­ achools in the county. Alabama. Sealed bidi are again being day to have spent a good am announcing my retirement "Eagle-eyed” Deputy Sher­ with more Bun 70,000 tickets The thermometer hovered TALLAHASSEE (UPI) solicited for the 53xHQ lot night in Meath Hospital and The achool is located on Pal­ iff James R. Moore recovered out. But weathermen say it from public office at lha end around the freezing mark metto Avenue betwen Ninth Florida motorists will dig adjacent to the old Pott Of­ to have "improved slightly.” of the present term and will a doien stolen camellia plants will be played under clear and 10th Streets. AUSTIN, Tex. (Ui»I> — It not he a candidate to suc­ derper beginning Thursday along the 3Iissiuippi coast. fice in downtown Sanford. skies. Mrs. lVnrnse Love ta prin­ this morning. was Lyndon Johnson's day for ceed myself as tax collector when 1984 automobile license (See earlier story on pags 2) Bids will be opened at 9:30 A tla n ta Sit-Ins cipal of the school and is also Hal Cornell, Maitland, last a minion with the home town of Seminole County in the tags go on sale at hikes rang a.m„ Jan. 28. in Atlanta. week reported to Uio sheriff's Wing Installed ATLANTA (UPI) - Antifolks. Ridding material, including segre ga 11 o n demonstrators, • teacher; Mrs. I.ydia Watt Is office he discovered a man 1964 Democratic primaries.” ing from $3.30 to $13 over the other daytime teacher with the 1983 price. Home town, in the arose forms on which bids must be led by Negro comedian Dick loading his camellias in a On Titan Two Misa Mary George, Mr*. Betty Bfggcit Increase in the that in these wide open Texas made, is available from the Gregory, forced the closure of truck but the culprit drove off WASHINGTON (UPI) tag', which must he purcha* General Services Administra­ at lrnst five Dobbs House res­ Simra, Miss Susan Cnstriunnl, before Cornell could read his A wing of 18 Titan II inter­ ■pare* Austin is as much the Nativity Sheep and Mrs. Doris Lyons complet­ ed before Feb. 20, is (or (lie President's home as his much tion ollicu in Atlanta. license lag. continental missile* has been 65 miles away. taurants Monday during a ing tha night staff. WW lags for heavy vehicles • • • Found At Home This morning Moore, driv­ installed at Uttle Rock. Ark., daylong sit-in campaign. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Day classes will begin at 9 "Austin is the rily that w* J. C. Trawirk, a long lime MANITOWOC, Wls. (UPI) up from $23 to $37.03 this Americans smoked a record a. m. and continue until 3 p. m. ing near Sanlando Springs, to bring the nation's total of love,” the President said. "For year. resident of Sanford, said this Health Warning — The sheep which vanished noticed car tracks leading off operational ICBM’s to 331. Monday through Friday. The The W tag will increase 523 billion cigarettes to 1963— morning that while everyone The Pentagon said the Lillie Mrs. Johnson nnd me, our pub­ Sunday from the Nativity JACKSONVILLE (LTD - night classes meet from 7 to through weeds to a wilderness. from $20 to $29.79, the plain despile recurring r e p o r t s lic life la-gun here. I have kept regretted the assassination of A marked rise in infectious scene in downtown Manitowoc The deputy checked . . . and Ruck installation completed tag from $15 to $31.87, and (he blaming smoking as a cause Lady Bird happy through the President K e n n e d y , he diseases in Florida during U p. ni. Monday through found the stolen plants. has been located. the Atlas and Titan pro­ Thursday. I) tag for small cars from $10 of lung cancer and other ail­ times past by promising that thought one of the greatest 1963 led the Stela Board of Police found the sheep Mon A. H. Clark. 103 Sunland grams, but an additional 630 ments. Students may enroll Monday Drive, reported the theft of a In $13.54. someday we would return to contributions to the American day on the farm of its owner Mlnuteman ICRM's are still The 1983 cigarette total wat Health to warn parents today in a complete bualnesa pro­ But the new plates will be Austin to live—and we ■hall.” who explained lhat he visited public during that time was to be aura children were vac­ television set from hU home. for deployment. almost 3 per cent more than gram. Further Information on Lyman High School told the scheduled good for 13 months since the Those were the Chief Exec­ the moratorium by broadcast­ lha display and found (he The U. S. ICBM force, in cinated the new IBM keypunch C o u r s e sheriffs office that the school stalled and ready to fire, in utive's words Minulay night at sheep had given birth to 1963 Legislature passed the the total (or 1982—508 2 bil­ ers on commercialism until lion cigarettes—and marked will be available at thia time. after the Presidents funeral. H ostages Freed offices had been ransacked. elude* '28 Atlas, 34 Titan I, a dinner d e d i c a t i n g the lamb. He took both animals hikes with an eye toward the seventh consecutive year The Business School ia part mure state revenue and get M A R bar reported to police >l Titan If and 300 Minute- Agudas Achim Synagogue in I back to the farm for shelter Trawirk added that a lot of NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — ting it at a more opportune that smoking has increased the Texas capital. | against the sub-zero cold. inen missiles. patience la aeeded by folka Greek and- Turkish Cypriots of the Seminole County Public a burglary with small losa. School System, which is under time. By 1987, under the new to the United States. today to even watch a news­ today began releasing refu­ the administration of R. T. 13-month setup, tags will be The Agriculture Department cast. gees and hostages held by Milwee, superintendent of renewcd to July izulcad ol noted that the increase be­ • • • tween the 1982 and I9G3 total both sidea In g step toward public Instruction. January. If you drive out S.R. 46, was significantly more than restoring peace to this bitter­ Thera is a nominal registra­ Tag money represent* a big about half way to ML Dora, the I per cent Increase be­ ly-divided island republic. tion fee, and book* art sold te chunk of the state's revenue tween 1963 and 1961. From you can turn south on S. R. students at cost. and legislators said they 1935 to I960 the rate of in­ 433, a brand new highway and C. O f E. A sks Bids Peopls of Seminole County wanted the state tu get that crease to cigarette consump­ bead fur Orlando. However, JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - are urged to register fur these money during the summer tion averaged 4 per cent a after you drive about three The Army Corpa of Engi­ classes promptly. Prospective Another tale which won ticut River waa (our feet sha knows a "girl In our when other sources of income year. BURLINGTON, Wls. (UPI) m ilts tha highway comes to neers called for bids today students may call tha school a deadend. There's even a —Even the worst fishing con­ honorabta mention In tha 33th higher than on the New neighborhood whose mouth is snd taxes arc on tha leaa Tbe department noted that so small that In order to say side. fence stretched across tha on enlargement of Key West office a t FA 2-0663 for further ditions could not be as bad as annual competition lor the Hampshire aide.” most Americans preferred barlMjr and construction of information. A complaint about mail 'three,' she haa to say, ‘one, The new tags will expire "tailor-made” cigarettes Us world's tallest story of the highway. those described by Richard year waa sent in by Roodla service by John Zcpczyk, one, one'.” missile sites In Monroe and March 2U. 1085. Tha Clock inveitlgatad and the "roll-your-owa” variety to south Dade counties. Burlin, of rural Chatham. Phillips, Wto, also won hon­ Finally, this story about Johnson, Seattle, Wash., who Prices have been raised' 1903. The output of tobacco H igh N am es Florio found that the section was TAMPA (UPI) - Major Mas*., the Burlington Liar's sakl: "It was so cold here orable mention. He said: ”1 weather by W. Y. Brown. alio on buses, trucks and for pip*, and roU-your own paved by Lake County out of one winter that we all took hope this arrives in time for Brenaon, Mo.: "It has been trailers to addition to cars cigarettes was about 70.3 mil­ Robert King High of Miami Club decided today. secondary road funds right up H u n te r Killed lion pounds, slightly less than HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Monday named Robert Flo­ Burlin was named "World's strain baths by crawling into the 1963 contest for liars, but to dry here in the Osarks for iar 1964. to the Orange County line. the mail is so alow here that to long that we have frogs Motorcycle tags are up to 1982. Seems Out Orange County Bobby Chappell, 27. of West rio of Tampa as west coast Champion Liar for 1983” fur the refrigerator.” George Lowrey, Me Indoe all of the mailmen have moss two years old that don't even from 13 to $1038. The QU But this waa the only to­ has not yet completed Us part Hollywood, was killed Mon­ campaign manager of bis this woeful fishing tile: "Fishing around here was Falls, V t, claimed: “it rain­ growing on the north side of know bow to swim yet. Yes­ tag for antique cars and the bacco category, outside snuff, lice for governor. day when the jeep in which of the deal. But one question: terday, 1 saw two men clean­ P or Goat lag on citrus and which declined this year. All why no sign at the intersec. be was riding during a hunt- Florio is a member of the so bad sometime* this sum­ ed so hard (or the last two them.” tion of S. R. 46 and 433 todi- In; trip overturned, crushing Hillsborough Democratic ex­ mer that even the biggest week* in Vermont thst the It New York City school- ing a string of fish with a farm vehicles Is up from $3 to the others, Including chewjpg bars didn’t catch any.” Vermont side ol tbs Connec­ girl, Sara Barbosa, write Uisl Widal broom.” 48-Uecutive commute*. » tobncco* showed bis bead in tha door. ,bating tha deadend I Children Bulletin City, County Set Holiday Schedules East-West Plans For Miss America III; Will Miss Peace Talks Shape Up Orange Parade Busy Season At Courthouse To Begin Thursday mwA... Snow Falls On Sugar Bowl Visitors Business School Reopens Monday Stolen Plants Are Recovered Johnsons Have Austin Reunion Tag Increases Range Up To $13 Smoking Rises Despite Scare M aybe They A ll H ad Better Come To Florida Fishing So Bad Liars Didn't Catch Any �S fr * M n i Rep. Passman Already Honing Ax For m Page 2 — Dm . 31, 19M Freeze Strikes GuK Area As West Basks! Candidates Report On Contributions TALLAHASSEE (UPI) WASHINGTON (UPI) - If Contributions to Democratic President Johnson thinks he candidates for governor cam* bad headaches with the for­ warmth conttowsd to Southern | By t ' l M f tmm to nearly 95,000 tost week, it eign aid bill thli year, Ju»t Arctic cold ehlllcd the ou t- California. v ia reported today. wait until 1984. om two-third* of tho notion Chicago ran IU atrlng of I Bap. r n d B. C trl, Daytona Rep. Otto E. Passman, D* today, dropping temperatures Beach, tod tha way wtth coleobsero days In December to La., already la looking for­ below frooting u for *outh u iectkr.s of 92,073 aad axptndiward to cutting neat year’s tho Gulf ■totoo, while record 12, five more than the record to r s of $579. This gave him program by at to u t half a bil­ set In 1905 and tied three | a total so far to tk# campaign lion dollar* below the II bil­ times since. of 98,444 s p o t aad |U,898 col­ lion that Congress Anally Milwaukee, WU., had ltol lected. voted for the current fiscal lath suh-iero day this month, San. John E. Mathew* Jr., year. Jacksonville, spent 9108 aad breaking a record of 10 aat in| This Is right to line with took to 91,088 tor a campaign Passman's itep-by-itep stra­ 1278 end tied In 1918. total of 91.187 apart and $17,tegy to chop the foreign aid Temperatures well below the I MS collected. program down to proper aiaa, free sing mark were peeled as JackaoevUI* Mayor Hayden which to his view la about Dallas, Tex,, and Atlanta, Oa. Burn* reported no expendi­ 12 billion. The mercury plunged to near | JACKSONVILLE (UPI) tures tost weak and contribu­ The |3 billion aid bill ap­ Investigator* node a floor-by­ Mro at B t Louie, Me., ai tions of 91.715 for a grand to­ proved by the Senate Monday Louisville, Ky. floor March of tho Roooorolt tal of 911.485 collected aad no before Congress adjourned However, the V, 8. Weather I expenditures. Hotel and questioned em­ Bureau premised tome relief Its longest eesslon to 21 yeeri Republican Candidate Ken ploye* today In hope* of loan- from the cold for the Midwest | was a far cry from the MJ Folk*, Orlando, reported no tag why 21 poraona dlod ta a A. L. JOHNSTON, chief fire control technician, billion that President Ken­ l*ttr todiTs financial activity during the flro. nedy asked. M en light enow fell along | has re-enlisted In Heavy Attack Squadron 3 a t Deadly anoho from tho flrat weak. Sanford Naval Air Station. He in pictured Informed source* said that the east shore of Lake Michi­ (tear flro flBad tho 14-otory Major contributor* includ­ (right) being «wom in by hla commanding of­ Passman, chairman of the A NEW IDEA with th* New Year a t hand waa total, packed with Gator Bowl gan, where Muskegon, Mich., I ficer, Cdr. G. W. Klmmong. ed: (Navy Photo) House foreign aid appropria­ thought up by thaaa three girl* from Marathon had more than I fast on the foothill fana, Sunday morning. Karl—9500; J . Saxton Lloyd, tions subcommittee, would be who started building "snowmen” of sand to halp police loapector E. E. Al- ground. Thsre was another former chairman of tha state shooting for a 92 3 billion the visiting folks from up north avoid feeling bolt of light enow to the northloo cold much of tho a moke development commission, and program to the new session, homesick for the holiday symbols. traveled through the oir cooThomas C. Simpson, both with the hope be could reach In Detroit, telephone com­ ditlooiag duets Into tho roomi. Daytona Beach; 9200: Charthe >2 billion mark to 1965. Among aomo 40 peraou pany officiate blamed tha| las E. Booth, Daytons Beach; President Johnson knows treated at hoapitala lor amoka weather for an overload on 9100: Dallas Steele, Al Sher­ the fight la brewing. He or inhalation woo Miss America, suburban phone circuits, claim­ man and Hayward Brown, all der*d a top-level review oi Donna Axum, of El Dorado ing the cold was kesplng pro- j Daytona Beaeh, Girard L. tha objective* mil organise Ark. Min Arum wai released pi* at home. Spencer. Charles Simon and Tha capacity crowd's favor­ lion of the U. S. foreign aid today to continue on her way Sen Diego, Calif., reported I MEMPHIS, Tew. (UPI) program. The five-man Whits ite, the now maid wore a to tho Orange Bowl at Miami. Ita second successive day of Sue Meredith, a haul eyed Representative! of the State record heat when the temper*- charmer from Andalusia, Ala., regal looking white cotton House group baa been in Tire Marshal's office, the Na­ tore reached 82 degrees, 8 da- who likes refurbishing old satin gown with lace and tiny structed to report to hin I N D I A N T O W N (UPI) aunt, Mrs. Gladys Wynn, Jan. IS. tional Board of Fire Under­ grees above the mark set In furniture, reigns ts the 19M pearls. —Three members of a Fort North Arlington, N. J. The group’* recommends 'This ia one time In my writer!, the National Fire Pro­ 1881. Authorities predicted Maid of Cotton today, Patrolmen said Peter Goetx, Lauderdale family drowned tective Association, the Mu­ targe crowds at the beaches The new maid won out over life when words fall me," she driver of the car, stopped at l Monday night when their car a roadblock and got out to for the President's fe tual Investigation Bureau and Nsw Year's Day from Lna An- a field of 20 pert young girl* f consider tho position of aid message to Congress, ex­’ plunged into a canal, accord- Investigate. the CUy Building Department gelrs southward. horn colton-growlng states maid of cotton one of honor, pected late in January r tog to the Highway Patrol. Joined city Fire Marshal E, In tho Padfie Northwest, her* last night to claim The car started rolling, C. MeDermon In the Investi­ light rain began felling and car. an aU-cotton ward- dignity and responsibility," early to February. Four other member* of the crashed through a small con­ Passman regards the gation. crete wall aad fell into the ' family escaped. winds mounting duo to a storm • 8**«1 trip to her sbs said. 'new role ■■ cottons fashion Representing the poise and McDermon refused to pr* approaching the coast. * Dead were Mrs. Peter water. Two teen-age Goetx personality needed to sell cau­ diet when a report no the 1 Goetx, 46. her five-year-old children and a cousin swam At Madison, WU., Gov. John | tious buyers cotton fashion The new mskl's alternates fire would be released. B son, Gerard, both of Fort to safety but were unable to Reynolds announced thet the the world over, Sub standi Assistant Fire Marshal C.D. I*,.-.—, h eold ts ." *,“ ■■uf’v : five feet eight Inches tall and ago his ordered a al 1 Lauderdale, and Mrs. Goetx'a save the others. Banka said the group first ■greed to eupply blonde from Memphis, government ehecked the flrat floor, where grain to farmers In T T ; I first alternate, and Loren Or- weighs 130 pounds. "hard look" at foreign aid. 1mand, a Sl-year-old Pores!, Asked by the Judges what Passman hat labeled such the fire was confined. "We druoght stricken count!**. were looking for the cause Miss., coed, second alternate. to do If by ltiitake she mads studies as "whitewash." and to see bow It burned," Sue, 21, g home economics dates with two boys on the Banka said. major at Alabama College, same night, live new mild Banks said, the men then Oviedo Students wore a St. Christopher Medal replied, "I would go with the first boy that asked me no went to the top of tho build­ tor good luck. ing end worked their way To Have Party She gasped "Ob no, It's matter how hard R might Hy Bernice KtUey ilown floor • by • floor. "We me" when the panel of seven be." Hut Umj new maid said she Oviedo Junior High stu­ judges announced the winner. checked how the smoke and ha* been "going steady" with gases traveled, and the dents, grades seven through TALLAHASSEE (UPI) the same hoy for eight years. The appointment of Murdock structure of the building,1* be nine, and their epproved The future holds 12 months Martin as director of the ■aid. "You have to look at guests, will hold thsir New of hobnobbing with interna­ Florida Council for the Blind everything on something like Year's Eve "Dressy Party this." tional names for Sue, but her was announced here today. a t ths Oviedo Woman's Club first duty as th ^ new maid McDermon said tho best from 9 p.m. until 12:15 a.m. Martin, an employ* of tha will be appearance In Dallas, state division of Sunlsnd anyone could do yet In giving Ths annual party l* spun the cause of the Ure would »nreil by ths Oviedo ParentWASHINGTON - Senator Tex., New Year's Day at the Training Centers, was named he "an educated guess." He Teacher Organisation. This Spvsiard Holland, a ranking Colton Howl football game. at an unsnounced council From there cotton's super matting Saturday to tha Mi­ said there was no suspicion year’s party chairman 1* hire. majority member of the Sen saleslady will go to New York of arson. "There's no suspi­ Merritt Htaley. Don Corton ate Agriculture and Forestry ami office* of Chairman Eu­ cion that anything was will be in charge of decor Committee, announced today to be fitted for her ward­ gene Spellman. robe. wrong," attons and Mrs. Milton Gar* that the U. S. Department of Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ha succeeds Harry Sim­ Is In charge of tha refresh­ Agriculture has *x (ended tor M. C. (Cliff) Meredith could mons, Largo, who resigned, Legal Notice one year—from Dec. 31, 1963 not attend the Judging. Her effective Dec. IS. ment committee. to Dec. 31, 1964-lht- deadline father mss at home recuper­ Spellman said Marlin will Tin-Titk o r i i s n i s t s n : for eligible farmers In Sem ating from a recent heart at­ start at 110,406. Pay for tha 11,11*14(1 AXIS VSIISTISn A Legal Notice i-im rine o r a i* if a M e Job nones up (o 911,500. Mar­ tools County to apply (or In tack. AI.I.KY ■SIW1XUI.B lllM T f tin formerly was employed Itlal emergency loins under TD WHOSf IT MAT Cf>« "We are real proud of Sue’s i i i i l s r , i n tn m im v CERXt Notice Is hrr.hr sirby tha Rural u of Government Sec. .121, Public Lew 8T-128 V lln *r 1*efcllr Krertee Iriumph." Meredith said when *n lh»l ths Vlly f’-pniml*,lni) Research at Florida State, This lew, staled HulUntl tola) she had won. Nntlc. I* htrehy gl**n, that of th* City of e.infnril, Flnr artar oonsldaratlon, lha Mantl M*. at ll* rasulsr rn.-llti* the Infantile Paralysis Organ­ note ('minty Kunlun Commie was enacted to provide fed h»t-| on I),c*mhtr 11, ISSJ, isation and the rioritla ehlj lh« rity 11*11 In th* rity of .tun will h-ilil a public In-arln* era) credit assistance to farm dren's Commission. e.inlortl, norm*. pursuant In to .Jatannln- th* f-talMHIy of er* in all types of agriculture Holiday Dances 1H-ttllon und nolle* heretofore riu-miimetullnx to Ilia Hoard "I whu have not sufficiently re He Is a graduate of Tulana p*M*-l an* afloptH an county c»mm1»iton*r* that th* University, Is married and or-llnane*. rlnalns. v»r*l|ne fullowlns d**c,lb*d prnparty covered from losses sustained Set In DeBary *fm*il ft-1 It **I■!»■»»• in the December, 1!W2 freese not ktianilnnliiK any amt all presently lly Mrs. Adam Muller h it four daughters. Head rleltl of tha City or Hanfori, tlal be eonr-l T-l T r ill- r II,mi# Twu Now Year's Eva quarters for the council ar* florMa. and th* puMln In an-i IHstrlct! toils > thru l«, tlolit. lo obtain loans through local 1.1 tho fill low11, a -lax-rllia-l pith. ail Ilod Manor. lree Lota 1, I, sources. The Florida legisla­ ■lances, along with many gay In Tamps. Ilo allay lonf.-l In th* oily of al and 13 Furlhrr dricrlbcd tor was advised of the exten­ and colorful privats parties, ■•nrer-t. Florid*. *ti-l ni-r* i« lylns 4d-» ft pl'ia nr inlnua of .« It. n s and :ft0 ft. sion of the application period ar* schedulsd for residents W atchnight Service ri*rtli-ul*rly de.crtbr-l ** (ot- W pin* nr inlnu* N of i ltrua Ava. by Howard Hrrtsch, Adminis­ of Pvtlary. ow«: Annual Watchnight SsrvThat portion of tli.it car. In tloldaurod. Public hrerln# will he U*M trator of the USDA's Farm­ The Saturday Night Danes he# will lie held today at tha tain llaat-Wnat *ll*-> ly. Ins north of and almlllng In lha Hrmlenle I'ounty Court ers Home Administration. Club will sponsor a dance at Oviedo Unptlst Church begin l»ot S Itlock i. Tlar &. K II, Itou,*. County Cutniniaalonar* the Community Center for its ning st 6:30 p.m. with a cov­ Traftord'a Map of Xonford. llflorn. Bmfnrd, Florida, Wad• i-rordln* to plot Itooh 1. naaday, Jeiiuefy I. 194S at and their guests ami ered dish supper sponsored by T:l» P. M or a* a-/on therepas** SS-SI, I'liblli R». Longwood Club members the Deltury Volunteer Fire­ the Training Union. Regular rfiril* of rtemlnol. County. after a* pueiltde. jt-nilnolr county itnnln* It) Hi* I'lly C-omitllaaion of men's Association will spon­ services will follow at 8:30 Sets Meeting Cunimlreton flu- t’lty of Hanfiiril. Florid*, sor one ut the Fire Recreation p m. All families of th* li) It-iliarl K. Ilruwn till* >1nl day «f It*i.-«mli*r A II) Utinna K ilo ftrnilniiU Couuty Zoning It lilt Hall to tin- music of Fred church and their houeeguests Tlitt Longwood Hums UrmDirector P I T Y rOMMIltMKiN Of are invited to participate. m i : < r r r o r lU N r o n u , Pniill.h p«c. it, it, toll. unstration Club will m*«t nt Dt-uu's liuml. POP-71 1*1.0llltIA 10:30 a.m. Thursday st the lit II N I VMM. J H, I ITT l o t k * I uw tl » r th * I .M in ty Civic • I.KIIK l.uagut lluildiug on Jmlar. w ,, h I h »I* i h **||. H ut. rm-ii.ii o«o. ii, im . Churvh .Streol. I * - , l a I'rM bM t*. t-up-ttv I * r*t lU t i i l* ut lit-muiiatrutlona uml « p,um -i i i n o s ' i i n i i i % a s c »i j o u n c L ir r u it u n u v c i: r>»****ail gram un "Low Csloiis Hnacki ( I ll»l V . . \ Al I T I M I AVII AIMMill MM. A l-lllinov or- T o A ll r , * < lil» r o a a d r * * * n a * ami Hciscrts" will b« pre­ AIR CONDITIONER M a il,* t la lo t* or U r i o a * i l * sented. INSURANCE A * IIII HIT In WHOM IT \l A> CON. A a a l n * f * n ld ll a la t r t Msmbsin un- rsniliulcil to H. B. Pope Co., Inc. You and nich of you ara t’KItXl Ni,|1c. I* tmi-vti) Kt*. AUTO & PROPERTY ■in iti-it tli* CUy (?ominl**l"ti nf tiarchy nollfltd and r*(iulr«-t brill k u coAortd dish. For The Finest Year Around to prtarn) *ny ctalin* ao-l dalit- CUV nf tikiiforil, F'lnrlde, IN S U R A N C E Weather Conditioner • t it* refill nr mrellne htU on man-la which you. or ilih*r nt Ji. .mher JI. 1113, *1 til* Cltjr you. may )|*V* **alti*t lha FEIJDKKS All Lines W ritten t-rtaia of JOHN Ct.tCKOtin IMtl In th* city ot A.inrord, DeBary Club Salts — S tru tt Rrinp Your Insurance Klnrlil*. yur* J It, l in pvtUlnn BOVCK, d*c*aa*d. lit* Of raid 2UO ii. Park Ave. Sanford Problem* To U* — a n-l nolle* h*r*tufnri slv*n, fount), to lit,i t'nuiUy .luditu To Meet FA 2-1331 ]>:i,**J (lint *-ti-t>l* I an nrJIn* of hanilnnl* Count). Ir'lorlda, •»••*, r*t*r\lns Huwtvar, to at hla off?--* In tli* court Ity Mrs. .(dim MulUr tli* City ot Hantord *n *n*. hi-uia of **ld County, at San< AUTO SERVICE lb* regular monthly (nett­ M*nt for ptiblla utllltl** elna- ford, rtorlda. within tlx cal­ ln«. *ai-*t In* ami aUnmlanlns endar monlh* fr*itu th* tint* ing nf tho l)*f)ary Arts and *n) ami ill rlsHt ot Iti* City of th* flr*t publication of till* H ARRY ADAIR’S 218 S. ParkAGENCY Are. FV 2-664* ,,f kanfrird, Ftorl-la. nrtd Urn notio*. Twin copl** of *w.dt Crafts Club will be held «l GULF iil-.UVICK SANFORD. FT.A. ttubll - III iml to tli* r->ltnw1nir claim or dtniniMl thall bo In '10 ■.at. this Thursday at the •t,».rrlh«l ,tr**t local — -I In thn wrltlns, and ahall atato th* Tiros • Ruitrnss - Accessories PLUMBING rliy of Sanford. Klnrl-ta, and plaoo of r**ld*tt>* and po*t Muusiun Home. Road AAA Service mors |>*rtleularly il**crlb*d a* office ad-ir*«* of th* claimant, Arthur Uctinett of lK-Lund Guaranteed Rrake A Muffler and shall b* iwnin t.> by th# will present a critique, the follow*? R. L. HARVEY Service That portion of HaM Alrval claimant, hi* spent, or attor-AiatAUIn* flout th* -**t h*y and acjontpanl*-l by a first in n plannud series, slid PLUMBING French A let. richt nt way line ot C> fllln# f c of on* d-'llar an l nil meiubci-t are asked u FA 2-UV2I Complete Inetstlsllone • F ’A pr*,* Avauua i*- tin w**t ail. h claim nr drmaltd not an Repairs bring painting* ta b« ana­ rltht nf way Una ot I'ln* fllad -ball be void. Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Avinu,, rtaarvlnc T f#*t TIIK FIKST NATIONAL lysed. Fixtures n* *lih*r *i.|* of th* canHANK AT Oltt.ANKO Water Pumps Free Estimates l»r lln* of th* ahova- d»aBY \A II CI.AtlK, TRUitT crll.-'S prnparty for a UllOFFICKIl S anford Flour and ?0I 3 Sanford F\V 2-3381 lltl** •««ani*or. A* »**ciHor of tha l.aai IVIuH.qeN Set Re). William J. Tminor, VACUUM CLEANERS Hy tb« CUy CouitlUaalnn of Will and Taaiatnant of Fet'd Store til* City t,f H.itit-ir-1, Florida, JOHN I’LirFOlUt UOTCK, pastor of the Catholic Church mu 31rJ day ot llouautbar, A dacaasi-il Jim Dandy Feed.# uf tin- Nativity ut Lake Maty, Timothy Hay - Cotton Sued it. im . MTKNarHOSI, HAY IS k SA N F O R D (’ITT ititSIMINfllON (>F .MclNfOWII has unnouiRvd that Musa will Mcal nir. e n r or ia m o x h , Atiornty* for r.*««utor Vacuum (T ran rr S ervice b* eelebrated at 8 a.m.. 10 Cow F*ed 93.10 per too lb, ruoatDA Pe*: Offua Drtwr*r 11*0 Part* A Auspltes For All Flttrning and Fattening a.m. and at noon nn New K) II N TAMM. Jf,, hauford, Fiarlda J31I1 Including Electrolux I’ubllih D.c 31. IHt k Jan. Year’s Day, the Feast of the 32U 5aiiford Ave. l ITT CLEItK Hanford Make* Free 1‘trk Up |*h. PA 2-1282 1-ytolUh U*o. II, n*|. 7. II. II, 1IIS. Circumciai->n cDi'-ss. QDI-.10S Jacksonville Continues Fire Pnbe Alabama Girl Cotton Maid 3 In Family vrown i n war Martin Heads Blind Council Limit Extended On Farm Loans John H. Gutfreuad, all New York. Mathews — 9509: 'Betty it. Maaaaa, Jacksonville; 9300; Murray Gardtorr. Miami; 9100: Sam Boaenfeid, Jack­ sonville. B u m —9500: W. W. Massey, Jacksonville, J. Vera Williams, Tallahassee and 1L B. Snively, Lakeland. O 0 Choir Gives Program Hy Mrs. Adam Mailer Th* JunloT Choir of th* De­ Bary Community Methodist Church entertained patient* and worker* at tha DeBary Nursing Homs tost Tuesday afternoon with a program of Chriatmaa Carols. Dr. Leonard Mnnson and Dr. Loula Peres, along with several director* of th* Homo and Administrator John J. and Mrs. Jsnkins, also wsre present for the program. Demos To Meet The DeBary Democrat!* Club will mset at 7:90 p.m. this Thursday a t the Flra Recreation Hall. Members ar* urged to not* the change of date for thia meeting. 0 0 mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only F E B W EEK AREA DlRECTORY I II I Q li? | 1 I II ib BALL-BLAIR I O �Judge Race Issue At Auburn MONTGOMERY. Ala. lUFI) —A federal Judge deliberated today whether Negro gradu­ ate itudent Harold A. Frank­ lin is entitled to a dormitory' room when he enter* Auburn Univenity Saturday. Franklin complained at a hearing before Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. Monday that he waa denied a room because of his race. Johnson took the rase under advise­ ment and indicated he would make a ruling quickly. Attorney G. Harold Flan­ GERMAN CHANCELLOR Ludwig Erhurtl, left, Secretary of State Dean nery of the Justice Depart­ Rusk and President Lyndon Johnson stand at attention for playing of ment accused Auburn offi­ National Anthem in Austin, Tex., during Erhard's stay at the LBJ ranch cials of “changing the rules in Johnson City. of the game” by denying Franklin a room after John­ son ordered his admission to the all-white university. “Franklin, t h r o u g h the court order, haa the constitu­ tional right to have housing lly l ’tilled I'rrsa Internaltonal restaurants and night club*. In the notion—will he In the on the Auburn campus," Americans collected huts Many others will await the giant Grand Central rnitrnad Flannery said. “ Auburn offi­ and horns today for that most event at private parties. Some terminal, where 3,000 guente cials cannot deny Franklin's roistrrou* of holidays — thu will attend special church were expected to pay from right by denying the rights ot welcoming of the New Year, services. A few will spend $35 to $100 to dine and dance the evening quietly at home, to the music of Guy Lomharall students." arriving at midnight. Negro attorney Fred Gray The millions of celebrations perhups -haring vicariously do in a mental health benefit. sajd the school authorities will huve one thing in com­ in the frivolity liy means of Private railroad ra n will ■buttle the euclnlite guest* radio or television. would not give Franklin, 31, mon—noise. of Montgomery, housing be­ Many Americana will greet New York's largest celebra­ from the suburb* to the af­ cause of his race and color. tho New Year In ballrooms. tion—and perhaps the largest fair, which will be televised. Elsewhere in New York, Gray contended 22 graduate Delmonieo's Restaurant of­ students already had been fered dinner, dancing and en­ given rooms and said school tertainment for $30 ail-1 offlciila admitted there were Hawaii Kai scheduled a luau 1.132 spaces available, while only 702 atudenta had been ford. Manning Todd, Viola at $17.50. DECEMBER 27, given rooms. Williams, all of Osteen, Gen­ San Francisco's St. Francis Admissions J a m e a J. Carter and Mildred Sue Kern, Marvin evieve Grinncll, Lake Mary Hotel offered dinner uml ■lancing for $25 a couple and Thomas D. Sanford, attorneys CatToll, Rosa Mae Washing­ DECEMBER 2* tu insure that no one would for the university, said Frank­ ton, Jane Dees, Jerome L. Admission* lin was denied a room on the Jenkins, Wanda P, Jenkln*. mis* the significance of the ground that the specific dor­ Blanche Freeman, P e g g y Madeleine Adams, Margaret occasion, scheduled a parade mitory was for freshmen ra­ Klein, Judy I,. Nix, David Ahnc. James Livingston, Deb­ of waiter* bearing letters bie Maples, Toby Dekle, Ter­ ther than graduate students. Hudson, Patricia Ann Wil­ carved in ice and spelling out ry Smith, all of Sanford; They said a regulation was liamson, Mary A. Barred, “Happy New Year 1901.'* adopted Dec. t putting a lid John Walker, Jeffrey Allen, Janet A. Plain, Longwood; At Dal Ian the Statler- Hil­ Mack Martin, DeLaml on the number of graduate ton prepared to greet 500 Bertha Butler, J. C. CumBirths students to be housed in Mag­ s d n g t. Mary Lou Hawes, An­ reveler* with a $20 a plate Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. nolia Dormitory. dinner, dancing and a floor sa Freisv, all of Sanford; all The lawyers also contended d Sanford; Emma Harper, Hawes, bahy girl; Mr. and •how headlined by flamenco Mrs. Kcrmit Jamison, bsby Auburn did not consider (cncva; William Swaggerty, expert Jose Greco. But the Franklin a qualified student lake Monroe; Fares* Caryer, boy; Mr. and Mr*. Charle* city's biggest party will be Dees, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. because he did not graduate K. Augustine; Isaac Scott, Robert Kelly, baby girl, all o( in the Grand Ballroom of the from an accredited ichooL "/aft, Fla. Sanford; Mr. and Mr*. Frank Sheraton Hotel, wlu-re the Births Pizzo, baby boy, lamgwnod Cotton Bowl Association pro pared for 700 guest*, Tr. and Mr*. Louis Klein, DLrharges Inby boy; Mr. and Mr*. Mal­ Glenda Diana Haywood, Dar­ Tucson, Aril., reported Its colm Nix, baby boy; Mr. and lene Lycan. Jeffrey Allen, nightclub* l o w e r s <1 their Mrs. Kenneth P. Hom'd, Charles Tetenbaum, Anthony price* from previous New taby girl, all of Sanford. Jerome Smith, A n n i e J. Year'* Five level*, offering Discharge* Smith, Itrent Reynolds, Cher- dinner, dancing and en Walter Clark, George L. yle Horton, Patsy Lnurieu/o lairnnent for a* little as $7,50 Lawson, Cheryl Chandler, and hahy girl, all of Sanford; a couple. Price* In neighbor­ Vine Wilkin, Rosalie Law- Michelle Trail. Ilnbcrt, Ind.; ing Phoenix ranged from $'■ a The December meeting of sol, Deborah Raker, June S. Henry A. Snarherg, Dellary to $15 * person. The National Safety Coun the Elder Springs Home Dem­ L. zk. Pearl Fort and baby DECEMBER .» cil *..timutcd that from I to onstration Club, held at the nil, Ruth A Bennett and Admission* Center on 25lh Street in Sun- b.'iy girl, Lynnette C. Bel- Sarah Arnold, Belly Hines, to IHO persons would die in ford, featured a Christmas aigfr and baby hoy, Claudia Themlore LaTour, Sinclair traffic accident* during the 111 |he and baby hoy, all of Ash. Arthur Hatcher, Karen 30 hour holiday periud, be luncheon. Miss .Myrtle Wilson, agent, Sujord; Stanley Stroud. Ro­ Thompson, Henry B. Foster, ginning at tl p.iu. local time informed the group that u Dry be ta Murr, of Dellary; Ida Ituthie Lee Jamison, Hattie today. Cleaning Clinic will be held nt Splter, Mt. Dora; Martha L. Robinson, E d i t h Rogers, the Center on Jan. Ill and will Peritti and bahy hoy, Alta- Laura M. Waits, Marguerite be open to the public. She also nude Springs Millard, Betty Jernigan, Susie DECEMBER 28 announced that nn Officers Lodge, Diehard L. Williams, AdmissionTraining School will be con­ Racma J. Thomas, all of ducted for the Hums Demon­ Chvyle Horton, Julian 11. Sanford; Anna Wells, Lake stration Clubs on Jan. 24. Whghani. Maggie Zackaray, Mary; Sylvester Smith, Os­ MARATHON* <tT i l —Two A demnnalratkin on the Sica Williams, llrent Hey- teen; Clara Stellmacher, Ar making of Christmas auluds nol'i, Teresa Crosby, Nora 1. thur II. Smith, DeRary; Vel­ Florida men were held on was presented by Mrs. W, Curtn, Wanda Fay Kelly, ma B. Aten, Mt. Dora; Eman­ $10,000 bond each today in Martin, food leader, with some Cynbia Meadows, all of San­ uel Smith, Lake .Monroe; connection with a Key West loan company roldwry afta-r of Urn salads being served for ford Sarah Hrunelli, Do­ Frank Little Jr.. Oviedo they wen* arrested while the luncheon which wni en­ llar ; M a r y Jo Nicley, Births joyed by 13 members and Urage City Mr. and Mr*. Herman A. speeding north on the Over­ three guests. Discharge* Adams, boy, Sanford; Mr. seas Highway — the only Welcomed to the club at this Dav I Hudson, Wanda D. and Mrs. Terry Wells, boy, Lind route away from Key time were Mrs. James Ander­ Jenin*, Jerome L. Jenkins, Lake Mary; Mr. and Mrs. West, son, Mrs. S. M. Pickens and Milled Sue Kern, James S. David C. Aten, hoy, Mt. Dura Curtis Adame, 32, of Port St. Joe, and John Clifford An­ Mrs. W. W. Cunninghsm. Willunion. Curly Jackson, Discharge* Mrs. Cunningham shared Carj .Mnllock, Mury Curtate, Sarah Arnold. Alice Green. derson, 21, of Copeland, were several Christmas gift ideas May Lane, Irene Moorehead, Eventt Franklin, Inez Welch, arrested at a road block on with the club. N’ctii Lee Murgan, Sharon Carrie- Welch, Violet Sikes, the south end of Seven-Mile Itlggl*, .Mattie lllaekshear, Pasqualc Zlzza, Mark Whig Bridge on U. S. Highway 1 Earl Rouquardci, Mary S ham, Charlotte Reynold*, all near here. PalUxm and baby boy, Mar of Sanford; Mary Jo Nicely, Police tald the e x a c t ga re'.Speed and baby boy, all Orange City; Eugenia Knox, amount of the robbery hud of S.iford; Willi* E Ruther­ Richmond, Vj . nut been determined. Nation Set To Celebrate Hospital Notes Elder Springs HD Club Has Luncheon CG Officials Honored By Flotilla 4-11 Ex-Diplomat Given Death For Spying Many official* of the U. 8. Coast Guard were guest* at a cocktail party and dinner given Friday by Flotilla 4-11, the Sanford Orlando l o c a l unit of the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary at the Elk'a Club in Orlando. Immediately following the dinner Chaige of Watch Ceremonies took place with Admiral Edwin J. Roland, Commandant of the U. S. Coait Guard administering the oath of office to the in­ coming officer* of Flotilla 4II and Division IV. Division IV is composed ot the seven flotillas front Cen­ tral and Middle East Coast of Florida. Incoming Flotilla Officers taking the oath were Robert A. Gihhs, command­ er; Samuel L Levy, vicecommander, and Howard A. Doland, training officer. The new division officers Installed were Ira Parks, captain; C. W. Wattnn, vice-captain and Robert Franks, training offi­ cer. Other guests, in addition lo Admiral Roland, participat­ ing In the colorful ceremony were Rear Admlrul I. J. Ste­ phens, seventh district com­ mander; Vice Admiral Alger, chief of staff; Commander William J. Donnay, district seven director of auxiliary; Id. Cdr. Bales and Lt. (jgi W. L. Larance, the Admiral's aides. Admirals Alger and Ste­ phens, Cdr. Donnay and Lt. Larance were accnmpantcd by their wives. Also attending was Auxiliary Rear Commo­ dore E. A. RahlinJ, master of ceremonies, and Mrs. Bal* dinl, ami Flotilla Command­ er Alex Warren of the Winter Haven Flotilla with Mrs. War­ ren. Mrs. R. A. Gihhs, Mrs. Ira Parks, Mrs. Walton, Mrs, Howard Doland and Mrs. Samuel Levy were also pres­ ent as were a number of Auxiliary memk-ra and their wives. A lotul o( St) were pres ent at this gala affair. VIENNA (UPI) — A Communist court In Sofia today sentenced to death for­ mer Bulgarian diplomat IvanA w n Grorgiev for alleged­ ly spying on behalf of the United States, according to the Bulgarian newa agency BTA. BTA called the verdict “final and without tha right of appeal." It laid tha Bulga­ rian Supreme Court decreed Grorgiev should die by firing squad. Previou* Communist news agency reports from Sofia Indicated the former diplomat In effect had invited the death penalty for his crimes, whkh he was supposed to havs com­ mitted to pay for mistresses on both aides of ths Iron Curtain. Grorgiev, M, went on trial for treason on Thursday. BTA had reported previously that he made a full confession the first day and said that Monday state prosecutor Ivan Vachkov demanded tha death penalty for him. Western observers had pre­ dicted h* would get tho death penalty, Rodin Sofia, In broadcasts monitored here, said Vachkov called Grorgiev “a traitor to the homeland, a spy of the American intelligence." Even the former diplomat's defense counsel was quoted as saying his guilt was “irrefutable." Rut the defense asked the court not to give Georgiev the “heaviest penalty." In Bulgarin execution usually la by firing squad. BTA said th* handsome dip­ lomat, former No. 2 man in the Bulgarian delegation to the United Nations, testified ho turned over military, eco­ nomic and political informa­ tion lo agvnta of the U.S. during a seven year period. Kachkov claimed Georgiev admitted the CIA spent more than $200,000 “on hint and hi* paramours," Commu­ nist newt agencies lisve quot­ ed hint as saying the CIA supplied him with Parisian and Bulgarian mistresses while he worked In New York. American official* have branded the proceeding* a "show trial.” A few Western newsmen In Sofia attended the trial but they were harrrd un several occasions on the ground that state secrets would be discussed. EN8. THOS. W. Bau­ man, non of Mrs. Ro­ bert J. Bauman, 432 Scott Avenue, and the late Mr. Bauman, haa been commissioned in the U. S. Naval Reserve and assigned to the N a v a l Supply Corps School, Athens, Ga., for aix months. He attend­ ed Officers Candidate S c h o o l at Newport, R. !., and, at present, is home for the holiday season. Cramer Charges Politics With 9AS Position WASHINGTON (UPI) — Republican congressman Wil­ liam C. Cramer of Florida Monday charged the admini­ stration of “playing politic*" in waiting to appoint a IJ.rb representative to the Organi­ sation of American state* (OAS), Cramer said Democratic tenders arc waiting around for the outcome of the gov­ ernor's race in Louisiana to aerommodat* candidate Da Lesseps Morrison, former am­ bassador to tile OAS. “Through the recent crisis In I.at in Amerle*, particu­ larly In Chile and Venezuela, where American* have hern khlnuped and where terrorist* have attempted to upset Democratic elections, our ehuir nt the council lias re­ mained vacant," Cramer said. “How can the United State* exert the necessary leader­ ship in this exploitive men without representation at the By El*ic Kowalski Council of American Na­ The Forest City Merchants tion*:" Association sponsored Its first Community Christmas Parly for children of the area nn Bee. 21 in the Forest City Shopping Center. Turnout for the event was wonderful and children had loads of fun. Free ride* on the merry go-round were cn by the Florida Sheriff* Asso­ By Mrs, Adam Mullrr joyed and rath child received ciation, Volusia County Sherlif Rod­ a tug of goodie* and a toy. Miss Barbara Forward, ney Thursby will lie guest The Ranch, which was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. speaker at Thursday's meet­ started with $5,ooi) and a Allen Forward, won the first ing of the DeBary Herbert prayer in 1937, is k>eatrd on place cash award for the best D. Gibb American l-egion Tun acres along the Suwannee decorated vehicle in the hike, Bust to lie held at 7:30 p m. River 11 mile* north of Live wagon and buggy parade. In the Community Center. Mr*. E. II. Cox of Orlando Commander Peter Knppe- Oak. At the end of three won the free red wagon giv­ naal will preside at this first years, there were 15 kiys en­ en by Harry'* Barber Skip meeting of Ho* new year rolled ami Die Ranch repre­ Special guest* at the party whirh will stress Community sented an investment of $100,were Santa Claus anti Christ Service. TTuirsby'a subject not). Ultimate goal ts to pro mas Carol. will he the Florida State Boy* vide facilities for lilH enroll Ranch which I* patterned af­ ment of I,t«0 hoys. Tlie Ranch has farm build­ ter Flanagan's famuli* Picked F or A w ard Boy*Father Town and Lt supported ings, residence cottage*, play­ NEW YORK (Ul'lt _ WU grounds, dining lull, recrea­ lard Muliin, distinguished tion hall, swimming pool amt sport* cartom.it of the New a vocational training center. York World Telegram and the Bus transportation is provid­ Sun, will he presented a spe­ ed to and from the boy's cial award for hi* longtime churchea each Sunday, interest In boxing at Hie an­ Thursday's meeting h a s nual dinner of the Boxing been opened to members of Writers' Association, Jan. 12, WASHINGTON (UPI) - the Post's Auxiliary Unit and Sen. Barry M. Goldwater at the Americana Hold. to the public to hear Thur*meet* with Arizona Republi­ can leader* at hi* Phoenix by'* talk which Is scheduird for 8:30 p.m, home Friday to announce whether he will seek the GOP Tlie entertainment program presidential nomination in will be under direction of Second Vice Commander Al­ I9dl. fred Newell. Tlie Arizona senator, who celebrates his 35th birthday Drugstore* are known as Wednesday, will make known to his state’s GOP chiefs whe­ chemist*’ shop* In England. ther he will run for the Re­ Legal Notice *I publican presidential nomina­ tion or drop out of the rare M lT I I M and seek re-election to the N o ll* * M hrrah y a lv r n fhiit ( 1h » n n n u tl rvtaailn* s>f the Senate in 1MM. o f Mg tl i hi I« m lGoldwater was a strong n » U ll i n k , Fart* Park* Kb»rfrontrunner for the Republi­ 1*1** w ill b# h*l«l at It * fu n ks In * liuuna in Karri P a rk , C oun­ can nomination In Die public ty o f Jtatnltiala, Miato o f Flur* opinion poll* before President I la . on Tae»<l i r , Ja n u a r y 14, Kennedy's assassination, but t t f l , at tt§# P i M. fo r »htmrpoa* « f hearing roportt, tor since that lime has slipped tho o|«€ttofi iif ttlrodlnfa for somewhat. Whether the slip­ lb * a ri midIn ir jraor a ml f*ir tha Mon o f aiirh btiaincM page was enough to discour­ transit': w hich (liny or m ight pruparly age him remained to be seen. ''• m i bofttro I ho •**!<! tn««tl ihc( Tho senator has been re­ or m y itJn u rrin iaiU o r 4 *1m an ta ih * rt* if cuperating at his home from Joijrn Alto* notlra la Ti*r«hy iiv<rn minor surgery for a bone spur th at Ja n u a r y 7 , i n I, 1m a L»«#n on hi* right heel. Along with fu * tl «« Ola llaru ril Mat* for MliiiroHolitf r* an III I tu in to other Republicans, Goldwater thsi A nnual Hh traitolrturn bad observed a moratorium mart In ir at -at forth ab-.v*. J |\ Tool#. on politics during the 30 day Vic# p m ljt'til an*l C-vtftlar and Turks at Nicosia. They are shown with a period of national mourning Mouth ftamlno!* Hank F o fn P a rk , P lo t lilt captured Turkish flag. for Kennedy. That period end­ . I'-i - I'* 3 . a m i, ed a week ago Sunday. I Forest City Parly Is Success DeBary Legion Post To Hear Talk On State Boys Ranch Two Men Held In Robbery 3,500 In Japan Coming Home TOKYO (U P D - The United States announced today it will withdraw S.SOty airmen and 2,000 dependents from Japan in the coming year, along with 78 fighter, bomber and troop transport planes. The withdrawal will mean a cut of less than eight per cent in the U. S. forces as­ signed to Japan under the United Stales' defense treaty U, Gen. Maurice A. Pres­ ton. commander of U. 8. forces in Japan, pledged that the move will mean no change In the United States’ inten­ tion of defending Asia from Communism. “The United States assured the government of Japan that it continues to have every in­ tention of fully meeting its mutual defense commitments In Japan, elsewhere in the Far E a r. and throughout the world," he said. There are presently about 46,V>0 L.'S. military men ami 31.000 dependents stationed in Japan. GREK CYPRIOT TROOPS escort Greek fumlliesto safety d u rin p un outbreak of violence in whih .*huts were exchanged between the Greeks Goldwater To Reveal Plans There' s no substitute for mon­ ey in the bank! For insured safety, ready availability and good earnings, there’s no bet­ ter place for your savings than on deposit in our bank! Open your account today and be SURE! - 7>4,SANF0RD“ATLANTIC- R A T IO N A L — RANK MEMHE It F.D.I.C. "R’k a I’lca-tire to bank nt the Atlantic" . �. . . . . .... ■ Political Notebook Iran all the 17 Latin* American republics w hen the Panes Cerpn is at work. Only Argentina, Paraguay, Haiti and the Qulsnas hare not ask* nd for volunteers. And Cuba tan nothing Ilka a Ponce Corps. eecretuy of state for Latin* “The peace Cerpn will not America in the Klaeahewer solve all our problem*,* said a administration, knows kis newspaper editor in Quito, wsy around Central sad South America so well an the foreign economic and politi­ cal effieas in Washington. Hs has eorvod in Uruguay and Voneatwia and as sabas* com Bottle, Throttle Don’t I f poo drift, doal drink. If y«« diink don't drive. Too M y bn tired of that por* nrfol admonition. Too might think f% uanoliotie. Too m*y even eondor it for the bird*. You might r n bo eouriaeed that two or three rinks never hurt anyone behind the h eel. Bat don't yoa believe itt Traffic Metre end safety experts know otter end eon easily prove that you " * E \ u o w , too, that the drink* W driver problem U toogher then rer over u e yeer^nd holiday ___ . - r>______n that 45 per east o f the pedestrians killed had been drinking. So, for everybody's take, loeloding your own, huts Seminole Coonty Sheriff J . la Hobby, d o st drink if you are driving and don’t drive if you have been drinking. This la ooe contribution toward a happy New Year anyone of con* science and good will ana cheerfully To The Editor ^ ^ of u combhdng the bo?Ue i d t h e throttle. Thought For Today He wss la the world, and the world w u made through him, yet the world knew him not.— John 1:10. o o o The nature o f Christ’s existence is mysterious, I admit! but this mys­ tery meets tha wants o f man. Rei ect it and the world la an Inexpllcafta riddle; believo I t and the history of our race la satisfactorily explain* ed.—Napoleon Bonaparte, Botulina Poisoning B had died fish tainted with tha same botulinum. Tin ether* were P°i*on. cretes an ext aa a result Pmhaps It la now time to ous substance, . „ __ . . . . consider taking (tape to In- Cobra venon, i bd liver pasta public what this and other kno< staliaa taxis, menace ia and bow to combat mild by comps , sight other It on the household level billionth of a own to have . First: What U botulina pol- toxin will kill, more ill, as a sonlng? Botulism ia a eondi* is so potsnt I I s Michigan lion, resulting la death more number-one pi bed whltcllah than 30 per cent of the time, akieretloa is Nit film-wrap- that cornea from eating food warfare, tag, two per- that baa been Invadad by s once eaten, i eating tuna certain bacteria, Clostridium absorbed siua I told some people that if Lincoln were alivo teday. ha would bo a Democrat. Thsy laughed. I didn’t think that was funny. 1 thought that was obvious. —Novelist Upton Sinclair. It’s a nattonal disgrace that Washington haa one of the natlon’a finest sports stadi­ ums but not national cultural The Berlin Opera center House makes anything we Ilave In Washington Icok like By Hal Coehraa a woodshed. You're lucky when your —Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, creditors have faith, hope and D-Hinn. charity. Scenery on iota of trips runs mostly to tooth paste, beer and smoking tobacco. frlgarator’a 40* la not cold enough to atop the process) •nd ta the absence of air. If the bacteria entered be­ fore beat processing (or be­ fore smoking, in the case of tha whitaflah), presumably the beat would kilt them. In tka tuna caaes, the bacteria apparently entered damaged cans altar processing, hi tha whitaflah and liver • paste Tuts., December 31,1963 eases, tha causa to far Is on- You’re better oft with a few real friends than with a hundred that are just ac­ quaintances. The pnlrie doc la a heavybodied, ahort-taflsd pound squirrel of the western United States named for its onles o r towns. Their bur­ row* are well-engineered. haring raised funnel-shaped ever, that tha bacteria again •ntraaoao which keep out WALTER A. SJBUSr, BSSTM AMD rtSLUSEB •stared tha product after processing. J ulian l. r r s u T i s a r a i n w ells Associate Editor Usohonkal Bust, Ia the whitaflah case, per­ T h o ro ’a n o p/sce //AwHom o. mail* van r a i n annul shoemaker haps Um hast of a heat-seal­ Managlag Editor a s s t n ... Monomer ing process eet off tha rapid j c a e wells ha brik tt s. jomrm C n en tr Editor C la ssifie d D lrsetor multiplication of tha organ­ ■ E L E N O LE EiO R PKAKM VOLVO LIES isms, though this la only con­ S o c tsly E ditor a n u ia tlo a H o n s s t t juncture. Tha point la that hast will render tha toxin Bernina. Keeping food at 113 degrees for five minutes, er ISO de­ grees for IS minutes will do U. This Is the seals point on which tha public Mould be Holered ss second clou suitor October II. lltl si the Poet office ot Sonford. Florida, under the Ail • ( Cansreeo of Mirth. reassured. Heating before eat­ ing will eliminate all chance T h e Merold It o M ember of the U a lied P rrss w h ich to so* titled esclu M vely i 9 tbo uso f o r r tp u b llc o tlo o o t alt tbs least of illness o r death from botusews printed la this sewopeptr. P aged Sanford, Florida jaeto in which there should bn more Latin-American capital Investment. Mayba a shift to moro Peace Corps-type oparmtloa would m m the "Yanqul NO* in* •criptions from the walls and change "Cuba Bi* to "Yanqui 8L* I t wowld bn a rotara to President T ra m s’! original Point Pour concept And it would certainly be n lot cheap* or. Wieboldt's radar, Mexico. Bock in Washington, Mann will still have the invaluable services of Toodoro Mooeooo, who has boon coordinator of the Alliance for Preguos from its start. •Not faitura but law aim Is Moeeoeo’e job baa been do* scribed aa the third-toughest crime,* said Lowell. in Washington. The Pros!* Bo elm high! dent’s la first, AID Adminis­ If you fell short, set a new t e r David S. Bell’s is Me* ond. goal and atari again. To got rid of your Sth col­ lighten Bell’s load a Utils and umnist bad habits, do this: (1) Publicly announce your Intention to quit tobacco or Whether Moecore e ta pore some of hie fruatratieus onto liquor or over-oating, ate. This public etatomont makes his new boos and what Mann you feel honor-bound to try can do about Uwm la tha ques­ tion. Hs may end up having herder. (3) Avoid the pieces or peo­ the eecoad-wuret jeb in Wash­ ple or things th at tempt you ington. to (overt to your former nuis­ Meanwhile, s t much lower lvvols, the Peace Corps la pre­ ance habits. •Look not on the wine while paring to double Its volunteers it ia red, states the Bible, In Latln-America from 3,000 which means you should phys­ in IMS to more than 4,000 in ically move away from your 1M4. Peace Corps director Sar­ former temptations. (3) Get some friends to Join gent Shriver has fat recent you In your dieting plan or months been personally visit­ your break-off of dgareta and ing college campuses In the Southwest and Puerto Blew Iquor. (4) Substitute soma other comunltlea la New York to re­ wholesome act that will chan­ cruit gpaniah-apeaktng young nel your former bad habits in Americana. He ie getting ter­ a better and subsUtuta outlet rific response. For instance, carry candy The Peace Corps has caught coated gum to you can reach on in Latin America even if in tha eama pocket for tha tha Alliance for Progress package; then shake out a h u n t. When the U n i t e d piece and lift It to your mouth. States broke diplomaUe rela­ The chewing will help drain tione with Honduras and Dom­ off nervous tension much as inican Republic because of the waving of your hand In the military coups in those un­ former act of smoking reliev­ stable countries, tha Peace, corps men stayed on by pop­ ed your pent-up energy. Send for my booklet MHow ular demand and wort wel­ to Break the Tobacco and come. Liquor HabiU,” enclosing • When the four Americana were bold as hostages by the Bolivian tin miners, this word was passed out: "The Peace Corps guy, Bob Fcrguatrom, ia tha coolest of all—• real good man, Toil them to pro­ and 20 cents to cover typlag mote him to group leadership and printing costa whan yon rank.* When Communist agitators scad far one s f hla book­ demanded that Panes Corps lets.) have been the coo in the • O’t end A 't Q — Who was considered America’s outstanding here of World War 1? A — Sergeant Alvin York of the S2d Division. On Oct­ ober S , l i t! York practical!; singled • hendMIy killed » Germans and captured 133 ta the Argonne Forest. QUICK QUIZ .. ..ED PG.. A Q — What ia the maiden­ hair tree? A — Its other name ia gink­ go. Neither t fern, a pins tree, nor a hardwood—it la t combination of all throe. This la one of the two trees that have survived to our dip from tha coal age. The other ia the cyead, which le half­ way between a fe n and a palm. that can he grown from coat to coast? A — Yes, the trembling apen. No other tree grows ndurally from Main# to CallfwQ — Who ia the patna saint of Franca? A — Saint Denis. Q — What Is tha chief prP* or of tho Mohammedans? . A — Tha Names, recigd five times daily. right? And to our city officials, X Invite you to cruise around a few af our busier streets dur­ ing the day in your own car and taka notice of the amount of trafllc that passes you while you are doing exactly 23 mph. 1 sty let’s do one of two things, either enforce the present speed limit or raise It and enforca the saw law. Wbst good is a law if the ma­ jority of the population breaks U? This is only teaching dis­ respect for lew to our teen­ agers who watch the speed limit ilgns go by saying 23 mph and there goes Pop at 33 mph or even moire. Give this a try, very faith­ fully for one week. I think you will be rsady to ask for either a new act of speed limits or strict snforcement of those we have. Tty it. I dare you to prove me wrong. C. L. Templin 1311 Elliott Ave. Sanford'' M A G N O L IA TREES READY NOW! FROM Ig S O U P Grapevilla Nursery 3331 Grapevine Avew / P A B-BBM ' "Beotia Defies” WE HOLD COSTS 1 ON T HE * FI N A N CI N C , U ,.t o g b ifiM flU m n le i to o f polirgholdtrfrim ii IN U R A N C E /SE N C Y �1 1 wf m 360,000 Due To See 5 Major Bowl Games r ik M Nebraska To Play Auburn In Orange By A. 8frM coach that ft’a Joat • sham* on Writer Bow Soto U * ) i | n in re­ that tha Joist iaa’t Jammed to tha doors with Uda parti- An estimated gards to (boat dtgoae Now feothnD Ana a ctpatlas la thia Year's Boaolutkm | mesa Th tha Maaday Bvcnteg Wo­ aaybowl men's Scratch League — a five mnjer bowl Uppermost in * Bind Is coupb of really high l i t eg which may dowhoa I finally do a that ball averaged bowbrs ao that M l tormina I N h No. 1 __ into tha pocket ao leave the group would also hava a wali­ The two-day football seven pla ataodit by its* ng llat of cagar gab wasting igtea (a B h m T ra lonesome. 1 WO.T BLOW to Job In! Aad a t tha acme with Oregon op. _________ MY STACS- Hah, won’t My time, pick-up valuable point­ a word . . . for M b a y ers far their a m gsmaa by era Methodist to the Bnu Bowl longue aad heap *M| smite bowling with these better tfore • crowd afSOJOt. a s my taco aa 1 ha around thaa average women bowbrs. Thaw, with n Meory-oyad an* aad hand hack (few S o foil To Stay Bom — oar fa p o ttoMl TV oudtowo epteateg the d b b oo New T sar's Day, Mm . lar secretary of the Friday tha howl menu will ha eeotinVhat’a yams, artist AM Holler Motora/Navy Wives usd with four choice morsatet When yoo roll I bad hall League, about a —Tha Bom Bowl a t yon'ra not galas to«fc down French made-easy dsM. Calif, with at your fiafar aatfioo tha ies ao tha giria wouldn't have hayroasioa wui that i Sipped gtppeo so muck traubb uadorataad- <T*M> facta# ____ ____ land I (iso. is- ing bar re quarts. (Actually, <M ) before a crowd eg lOfofrom yoar toad! ( ataad of the flager h i you’re ! don't hava much trouble ck «pthi hot- with doty a t an. I Mat say —Tha Oranga Bawl a t Mi­ golag to pick tom of your ahoa it M ini Yes to everything gto says. ami, Fla* where Nebraska M ■ your atkky ao m wn H'mmam coma to think at It, <9-1 will face Auburn (94) with n turnout eg 71,000 an­ It Sat you olid h Much? that eould load a ticipated. •nut's good thinkIn.) ■ troubb. Quickly —Tha Sugar Bawl at New la ottering our va Now of thoa Orleans, La., wtth Mbatoalppl Y oar'i Boat Wbhaata yoo booklets!) 1 sincerely hops fcrta gab To AD of the Bowbrs b tha (7-0-1) facing Abbama (7-3) that thoao wbo'va awr toes- area—Another eae e r two bafara • crowd eg about 13,od a 900-plus sorbs itt they apoaaors like BIB Hemphill at achieve thia dream, tod for Hemphill Motors. Just about —Cotton Bowl nt Dalias, thooo more fortuneli higher Ihe btg(«st promoter at the T « n where Texaa (10-0) taken averaged lassies, a onto to :port of bowling ia tha eatlre on Navy (9-1) before soma voaQy strut aroua 71,000 fans. area. causa thay a vara gad rat ihe To Marvia (pbaaa ta n am AD five bowb have attrae* 900-mark for a th rep m e s Curly) Heltxer — Continued th e pntringa but tha "big one* aeries and are » w aoberj cause who aloe to ia the Cotton Bowl whore ef the OOo Club. can rattle you Ilka Marvia caa Texas, nationally first ranked For the scab, th same and still gat away with it! at the close of the reguler sea­ holds true for them i 'tell. (And alia a wish that $te son and boasting ooo of the Quito frankly , th b a lights overhead would hava aa strongest defenses la amny •peat where the btiaalng automatic dimmer switch at­ yanrs, will face nationally sec­ bowler*, whether theye men tached to reduce tha glare ond nuked Navy aad lie un­ or women, don't real have from the obvious top of Cur­ predictable Hstomnn player of that hlg a difference . their ly's shiny head.) the year award-winning Bogey To the Sanford A na — An­ Daubach. I hops that these aan men other personable charmer like Thia ebasto match of sound finally gat that 339 game Shirley Maxwell secratary M dafsua and careful bell-con­ which .puts them ab a the the Tuesday AM Motor-sites trolling offense against varied professional's average And League. What a co-operative and surprising offense will en­ maybe on one of thoao lp t's worker this gal has turned out able the winner to claim tha whan thlnga a rt Just Idlin' to be. Many thanks, Shirt, national championship, right, you cao string n t To All el tha ether Bowbrs Taxaa coaches concede the set of alx or seven X' onto whose name 1a omitted from your acora Sheet. Oh,what this column—your continued brilliance of Staubach but have emphasised the quality of the • 'feeling that to! understanding of spat* limi­ rest of Navy's squad during gome of our spec Ifl(Saw tations requiring de Year's Wishes would nd *a here and there. And to help pre-gane maneuvers. At tha follows: soothe the soul, heiw’a hoping aaaa time Navy Coach Wayne Hardin has repeatedly empha­ To Eddb Xirchfcoff that on tha very first game thumb grip that wouldt 1st of league play you roll at sised the strength-in-depth of that ball slip off his han and least 20 pins over your aver­ the Teaaa squad. The oddsmakers hava made Texas n he'd get it out over Uwfoul age! timid ono-point choice. Una with appropriab ores Happy New Year Everyooet Fulback Junior Coffey’s re­ of » 0-plus. (And a bonowlah covery from Injury has lifted for him to beat Bill Hall tor* Washington's Boas Bowl hopes often! > against a typical Big Tan foe To Bill Hall — To finis! the —talent In depth-laden Illin­ season with a 190-mark.tnd ois. The Big Ten representa­ at the aame time, buy edittive has been Installed as a fereut kind of oil which le’a SH-polnt favorite. Illinois to been slipping into KlrehHfs ball so it won't slip ov of Record! fell like dominoes reported ia perfect condition. at the Oiceoln Drag Strip Quarterbacks P a r r y Lee Eddls’s hand! To Carl Von HcrbulU - At Sunday as aa Atlanta drlvar Dunn and Jim Weatherly plus h a s t for one game, repd edged a field of 23 su| fullback Bucky Randall give kaa of where he puta be stock automobiles cn route to Misalaalppl a seven-point edge ball—that each and sverjno winning Top Eliminator at tha hi the Sugar Bowl, according of them faU Into a «Ue. Seminob T i m i n g Aatocla to the odde-mekera. The big (Than when he goes Intoiii tion’a two-day drag racing question mark for Alabama to characteristic tn h * ftoppf meet. injured fullback Mike Fraeroutine at the foul line I'd Atlanta's Phil Bonner, driv­ chla. be ao thrilled that we'd :t- ing a 19M Ford Falrlano with Auburn to giving away ually see Carl fly around * a 475 hp engine, knocked a height and weight to Nebraska lanes for a while!) whole second oil the track but haa been Installed a 1HTo George Swann — record as ha drove past some point choice on the atrength of privilege of seeing at lest of tha hottsgt drivers in tha Ha apoad and resourcefulness. three or- four more league :• Southeastern V. S. en route Auburn Coach Shug Jordan, cretariea follow hto exam* to the tsoo first prise money. discarding the enutbn char­ of consccintioua work. Hi Bonner's time of 10:37 for the tops. (And at the saa the quarter mile anally eclips­ acteristic of hto trade, haa pre­ time, have someone prove ed the old standard of 11:17 dicted hto Tigers will win "toGeorge with a hood whh held by fellow Atlantan Doa Ortgea (7-9) to a threepoint choice ever 8MU (4-0) would cover the back of Nicholson. Bonner bettered primarily because of aa ofBeck ao you wouldn’t be ah 11:37 several times during tha to see it get so red when two days of trials bading up fens# tod by quarterback Bob Berry, who pasted for 10 leav esth e I d spilt!) to the Top Eliminations. touchdowns aad gained n to­ To Floyd Martin — a co However, ha was not tha tal of 1,791 yards rushing aad p b more kids to fill out t) Saturday morning Junk only one to break the old passing thia aeaaon. Despite a iub-,900 record, SMU has been Bowling League. He's bee record. dolfg such a fine Job as It The Great Southern Goat ateelad In big time competition racing team of Lakabnd d kaa encountered auck grabbed second place money other passing atom as 8tauIn a 1M3 Dodge with a Urn* back, Don Tnill of Baylor aad Legal Notice of I0:ta. Tarry Isaacson of tha Air ■ c v is a it c o n n And the .Valley and Nichol­ Fores thia season. l o s t s n c n N U ia a to v Bsttro of Publlo H n r tii son team of Atlanta earned Notice le her.b, liven, thsllhlrd place with an 11:0 Bh«r eon.UM.tian, tba docking in a U n Chevrolet Bowling Premieres nots Count, Zoning Comml*. • ST. LOUIS (UPI) — "Pro­ slon will hold ■ public ho.fins — 1 to dotormlos th. f.a.lbtllt, off* T J _ _ _ J fessional Bowlers Tour," a r.comm.ndlng to th. Board afILt L H ja ril J B M l f aeries of 13 telecasts cover­ Count, romml.»lon.ra that th. NEW YORK (UPIV _ Tba ing the finals of the 1944 win­ following do.crlb.J pruy-rlir ' *"* presently lont.l Vi-1 Industrial board Of directors of th# lO- ter Professional Bowlers As­ b. aoned A-l Sericulture: wraatlousJ L e a n t will meet sociation tournsmeaU from ft Of JCWu Of N8H aootloa * J ,a -v to adogg a 194-garaa 13 cities, premieres oo ABCj t - m - m : and w » of x w u tehadub for tha i t u acasoo, TV with live coverage of Urn of JtWUd.eerlti.d Section ae II-SIS-IIK.. twlav hv Further fe aerie * WB* Mv-.led *vyea«a_I*Bay Dy lea lea St, Louis Open on Jan. 1L lying about one-half eitla Ka.t ;ua President Tammy Richof B. H. I ll and North of Or­ rdson. The schedab will run lando Industrial Park. Sign For Bout Publle hearing will ba held rom April 22 to lept. 1L la tha Seminole Count, Court SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Homo, County commltelnnera Light heavyweight Hank CatRoom, Sanford. Florida, Wedey has signed to meet Roger need!,. January I, IH< at Till Vilt Leads p. M. or aa «»uu thoreafior as NEW YORK (UW) —Wilt Bouse ia a 19-round main B.mlnol. Count, Zoning hsmberbin held too lead in event bout in San Jose, Calif., Commltahn tree National Basketball A«- on Jan. 29, it was announced By noh.rt a. Brown Bemlnolo Count, Zonlna <btion dapartmaata today— today by Casey's co-manag Dlroctor orinr, rebounds and field art, Augla Dtmiit and Dave Publl.h Use. It, II. IMS. /«1 percentage. Klikart CDF-M Atlantan Tops In Eliminator D m . 31, 1H8 — P m w 8 All-Opponent Ahoot gpwta Team Chosen Thinking Out Loud BySeminoles BY JULIAN « m im ( M I The Seatoele High School football team today a a a iic e d Ha 1949 an • ayyiawri team aad four memhan of the Looabw g High Btheel Yellow Jacket* — the ealy owtfit to whip the leseteetee to the I__ Bob Bowen, the LeeebtiTB end who caught tha winning _aiost tha Smiaatoa, who had wra lira straight before ranging into tha stubborn neat ad Tallow Jackals, was aamed to one of the flanker pesltisaa along with Pat Wiggins of the Laksview High School Bed Devito of Winter Gordon. Another Yellow Jacket, Tony Cinicoto, captured one of the tackle bertha along with Bobtot Bam ef Wildwood. At the gnard Meta, th# Semlneiea selected Don fykes of the Apopka BhM Darters aka Bayer ef the DeHigh Bulldogs aa tha heat the Tribe met daring the JE A N N E H E F IN G E R , 20-year-old University of Miami student selected Queen of the 1964 Orange Bowl Festival, will preside over the many eventa climaxed by the New Year’s Day Orange Bowl football game between Au­ burn and the University of Nebraska. Joe Harwood In Orange Regatta Scolarship Night Tonight At SOKC Tha 19th Annual Scholarship Night to oa U p tonight at tha Banford-Ortondo Kennel Club with a fait field set to com­ pete in the acholarrttlp handi­ cap—the 10th event of an 11* race program. All profit from tonight's greyhound racing action will b# turned over to the State Board of Control for distalbutton to atate-iupported unlvcrsltiei—chiefly the Univerlity of Florida, Florida State and Florida A A M Univer­ sity. Deserving atudenta w i l l benefit from the scholarship night dooaUona. The program was originat­ ed by SOXC chairman of the board Jerry Collins whan he was a member of the Legis­ lature back la the 19t0s. The program ia strongly endorsed by SOXC General Manager Jack Ledoux, a University of Florida graduate who earned three athletic letters while in collage. O.B.'t Torpedo will be amoog the favorites in the Team No. 3 In First By Game The Businessmen'* League at Jet Lanes ended the old year with Team No. I still ia first place by a scant one gam* margin over the Faron Builders team but the remain­ ing teama in the league have resolved to change that in Ihe new year because the next five posit Iona are separated by a m en two-and one-half games. Dick Schaffer took high game honor* with 314 as Diek'9 Appliance team split with Faron Builders. Len Biondl was high for Farm 's with 141. Dick Morrison came through with SU/9SS to grab high ■arias for the night aa Kondracki aad CUne'a Sinclair swept all four points from the Cavanaugh Tira S a r v 1 c a squad. Team No. 4 snared a three point win over the leagueleading Taam No. S aa VergU Anderson supplied the Impe­ tus for Team No. 4 with a steady 191/904 aeries. The fast-charging Smith’s Amoco Service outfit took a four point win over Team No. S as they reached the Soo mark for the first time this reason. Bill Heranney, tha Seminote Raeeway black' smith, was the pace-setter for this “dark-horse" team with a good 204/924. scholarship handicap along with Opal Mac and Skue. 0. B.'a Torpedo to another Swlf* tie from (her Oswald Brothers kennel which swept the in­ augural handicap when O.B.'a Walla and 0. B. McDutf fin­ ished 1-3 in the opening night feature. Opal Mac notched seven wins last season at SOKC for the T. J. Daniel Kennel and Tom Swecney'i Skue haa been impressive in early testa this year. Others in the field Include Dolores Jean, Rockin Sis, Ex­ tra Rock, Hock Flight end Trusted. Tonight's entries: rtn*T a.tca — s /ie sail* — (.»■<• C — I. Kltmllah UUckle, I. Fruit, Tip, I. Haiti* Itc.Vel.b, t. JU'I, tint, S. Htnra llauetit, S. Krihln. T. Amty’a Hhamrock, I. Hawaiian llup* sbc-ovd s t i l l — n/se wit*— Oral* I) — 1. Valvat HUip. S. Brownla Scout, I. Avant Car'll, I. Inheritor, 1. flniak, Drink• r, I. a mu, T. Jail* Parts, S. Fourwa, Ansi T i m u r h a o : — n/ie wits*— l.raS* D — t. Htupa, t. Atrovs, I, Pallas Caitlnk, t. ('*•usi Mi. 1. D. A.*s risst rl,*r. S. Ssd Ds,. T. W*st, Ksno, a. Tumbltna nuth ro i hth rack — a/ie wit* — lira!* W— I. Pam’i WhlatlsJ, t. Faht* Oypi.r, 1. Latu Mar­ lin, t. Clarpool, }. Culuriit Hills, S. Rputlum. T. O.U.’a Hurt Foot. I Horn 'N IWi FIFTH RACK — I ' l l Milo— KiaS* C — t. Ora, Trar, I Miss Dunmors, a, Htuttsr, 4 OB s PD. T. I, Slick Tip. a. pis cuttr, i. Dacca no**, a. Vapor Sirs* SIXTH HAIR — a/e Hit* — One* U — t. Hlar Trar. t. Dll eebotar, S. Pat’* Turn. a. lUJah Ussu, S. Hu* SI*. S. Jo­ di* Dawltt, T. abort Ttrm. a. All Kars BBS RUTH RAI’H — B/IS Mil* — 0 rad* C— 1. Irish Alert. S. Hhsrp Trader, 1. D. A.'* Crim­ son Hatsn, t. Fait Chanca, I. Ill atronair, *• Chrm r, J. Patnut Oal. I. Jodi* H**d HIUHTM HUH — B/IS Mil* — Urad* ■ — I. Iladtola, S. |)nnca*t*r Champ, t. Fit, 4. Johnny Tip, I. Ur*al Qu*an, I. O-li.'s Amtsi, 1, riumoisr• til. a. Hurprla* Quasi lHTII I4UH — B/IS Mil*— Hiad* R — 1. Retina, I. Tom Smlliy, 1. So HplontUd, 4. fluid, an lit ward, I. Hhanda Lesr, S. Robson, I. JUrr McLain, a. Dank Trust TKVTH HACK — B/l* Mil* — (•rads A— 1. Rook Fllabt. t. Opal Mae, I Skua, a. Kitra Reek, a. Truslod. a. Ooloroa Jsan, T. O.B.’a Tor pad*, I. Roekin Hli KI.KV HATH RACM — S/B Mil* —lirad* l — I. Cosmo Rocktt, I. Hutu Tip. a. Kaly Tray, 4. Juit Klmir, S. Llnko, a. O.II.'a Ho Min, T. C u r Fly, a. Mo­ hair Ferrari By Jane Casselberry Joe Harwood of Eldorado Drive, Caarelberry, haa en tered hia Critchfleid catamar­ an in the nine-hour marathon scheduled for Saturday at the new marine atadlum In Miami during the Orange Bowl Re' gatU. Highlights of the full week of racing will be televised here. Harwood’* craft ia powered by two, 79 hp McCulloch out board motors and la capable of hitting speeds up to 90 mph. Thia is his fifth year of racing in tha regatta and he placed third overaR in 1M1 and 33th from 90 entries last year. With hla Improved rig Har wood feels he has a potential winner thia year and ia try Ing for the 11,000 top priie money. He has done well in races he has entered over Ihe state during the past year, winning first In hla d ais at the Festival of Five Flags In Pensacola last June aa wall as five other lirit place win*. Owner of Harwood Marine in Winter Park, Joe has been racing for i f years. Koch Tops In Junior Tennis MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Brasil's powerful sharpshooter Tomas Koch reigned today aa the king of the Orange Bowl Junior Tennis championships, and there were no aqueakere Involved. Koch took the boys It-and under crown Sunday with a 8-3, 8-0, 8-3 win over Rill liar ris of West Palm Beach Sun ■lay. Harris is the national U 9. 18-and-undsr champ. The Brasilian Davla Cupper and Junior champ didn’t Iota more than four games in any match and thia Included • semi-final round ousting of to­ tal favorite and top needed Mike Belkin of Miami. Fight Results And tha locals picked Bill Sheppard, also of Apopka aa the best center they ran into during the year. It Isn’t surprising that the Seminole* picked a pair of Yetlew Jackets among the four hacks the locals selected. They art Mika Nappl, Lees* back who came up with one of hto finest performances of Ute reason against the Tribe, and John Dance, Leesburg'* high-stepping fullback, who else had one ef Me bettor nightn against the Sanford eleven. The other two hacks w en Jerry Gill of DeLand and Alan Hays ef Lakevlew. In addition to tha four members of tha all-opponent squad from Leesburg, Lake view, DeLand and Apopka placed two men each on the eleven and Wildwood won a ■ingle spot. Of the eleven all-opponent squad members, seven of them aleo won bertha on the 1943 all-Orange Belt Conference team. They were Cinicola of Leesburg, Boyer of DeLand, Nappl of Leesburg, Gill of DeLand, Ilaya of Lakevlew, Dance of Leesburg, and Buna of Wildwood Wiggins of Lakevlew was given honorable mention on th* all-conferenc* squad along with Sykes of Apopka and Sheppard of Apopka. College Ratings H i l iiai. a ia i MOVING AND STORAGE ■ I I CO.. I NC. K A 2-9511 5 0 4 Ct*li‘y A v e . S.tnfoid, Fla. Martin and Zubl starting la post four were the ultimate winners of th* fast-paced eighth gam* feature doubles Monday night at the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. Th* post three team of Jacte and Echini! esme In second by virtu* of a play­ off with Ute post two duo of Aitlgs and Muguena. The 4-3 combination waa worth a $139 90 perfects pay­ off to lucky ticket holders. Miota and Garay Joined forces In tha Dally Doubla to form a 7-4 combination pay. teg $90.90. High Perfects payoff cams te tha fourth gams ra a 4-9 combination ef Garay sad Zarra worth $411.4*. N o W ailing FOR LANES EVERT NIGHT Jet lanes F A 2*7841 Bring Ths Entire Family Out Bowling MATINEES % W ED N ESD A Y * SA T U R D A Y — 1 P .M . SCH O LA R SH IP N IG H T TON IGH T All profits from toalght'a raring pregram wNI go to i scbelership fends e f V . r t F , Fla. UM q rad Fla. A A M TOKYO (UPU-Teruo Kosaka, 134*1, Japan, stopped Busn Abulencl, 134K, Philip­ pines (9). l Martin, Zubi Win Feature Doubles RACING • • • 1 H CALL 1 Frankly, wa don't t a n too much sheet the class o f baseball we might be seeing. We'd Just Uhe to aes too** hall return to Sanford and some of theca other Central Florida cltlea who, Ilka Sanford, hava eaeeBwt tire which are not being used to capacity. Ae soon aa time permits we'd like to get wttk : again aad with Pet* Scheel of Orlande. Wa toltove Feta, former F8L statistician, might ovm to ImpaioB upon to help formulate plana to put tha loop Into spare* tkm and maybe a s m as its president. Nona totter eonld bo found. Actually, this typo of baseball wouldn't to too fo r away from the type cf baseball Sanford fans raed to watch In Uw Florida State League. The kids wto participate would to coleg* atudraU freak from harebell reasons at their respective colleges and the leadership of some pretty good eeUsge te u to n reaches who occupy thooo poelUean n t ache*! aremsd tha country. During th* yean w* resided In California w t recall that the Fresno State College baseball team played a benefit halt gama annually with the Fromm Giants at th* Clare “C" California leagua — a t least H was class *C" until last year — and tha college boye whipped the pro team with considerable ease and with regularity. So don't be disturbed about the type of baseball you might see. We'd be thankful if wa eould agate see Sanford and DeLand, cr Sanford and Leesburg tangle te n goad op diamond affair. How about yont NEW YORK (UPI) - Tha United Press Interaatfooal major coll*!# basketball rat­ lins with first-place votes and won-toet records through a, in paranSaturday, D« Estimates revet) that avsry theses: person te a household uses Palate Team 319 about 50 gallons of water (9-0) 1. Kentucky (RO) 313 dally. 3. UCLA 13 311 3. Loyola 111. (1-1) (9-1) 310 4. Michigan 190 9. Cincinnati (7-1) 191 (9-0) 5. Vanderbilt 107 (7-0) 7. Davidson NIGHTLY 8:10 9S 9. Oregon State (9-1) (9-3) 97 9. Duke EXCEPT SUNDAY 47 (9-1) 10. Villanova Wichita 3*i Second 10: 13, Stanford 30; 13, Minnesota 23; 14, Kansas State 17; 19, Texas Western 11; 19, St. Boaaventure 10; 11 (Us), New York UnlvenRy aad Utah • ; M O V IN G ? ^ to Florida severe! practically every baseball fan we've ran In aarked, “L ett get harebell beck In loaferd." Of eoeree, ae everyone knows, thia to then does. However, It Is n et ratall i th alMllty. Naturally, we'd like to era baseball return to i However, we eerioeely doubt if fgaferd would rapport e Florida Itota League entry, or M y ath feeotonal league retry for that Matter. Nevertheless, we wm t to ass Jake Kridar number ef yaera heeded the local toeikoB then later served for •oven] y e a n as pruldwri ad th e Florida l u t e League. We leaned from Kridar that th a n era are aval tool Florida cities, former entrieo In the Mata League, that would like to fo n t a leap which be knew* as a short-jump circuit foaturteg mainly o youngsters with a few veterans cm oath ad tha Wa also found out that Kridar hao talked to toy p e a pie ia nemo of thera towns aad they are M snatai. Host ad tire towns th at etnapriced the old Ftorii* •te le League now have a larger popeletire aad it to a l­ together possible, with major league backing, ef th at i loop each ao Kridar prep ease eeeld go m l « •o th s league would not bo able, naturally, to operationa In April, aa moat pro losquas do, htooaM od the ptoyara would still bo In cailege. Therefore, Hto *raeon would hare to bo In the nolghhertooi sd MB games, maybe even lees, playing r e • h a m aad hreao • VALET PARKING LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE COMFORTABLY HEATKD GLAUM-ENCLOSED GBANDSTAND THURSDAY IB LADIBS NIGHT Q KINNII CLUB FRONTON MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD * ORLANDO •4 �— ** •' * ! • .*■ - - I. -I: i i i fcV, -.V-- • . . • i___ ^ ‘ V"M •- ,*’v ftjP W -.'... A - ■ ' ^ The gaiety «f the hstidey season w llituad la fkU Saturday night as the *oJ the younger of Semiaole County society joined the da Being and merriment at the annual Inter-fraternity Christmaa Batl, sponsored by the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority at the Mayfair Inn Ballroom. The dance floor at the French-styled hotel ballroom was crowded •• winter rial* to n joined young i women home from eollego or the am ice for the holiday!, and ah mingled with the moat enthusiastic dancing of the local aeese. Many out-of-towoan joined the gala throng as couplet In town far the reunion of the Class of UO of Seminole High School made their way to the evening of fun at the Mayfair. Ever papular abort formats and the new high-style long, slinky, sheath gowns attract­ ed much attention on the bailroom floor as the famous Gene Fernett orchestra from the ftamada Inn In Cocoa Beach played for the swing­ ing end swaying. , •V ••V , A F U N LO V IN G GROUP n tte Mnyfsir Ian, Saturday. Jeanne Bouthvrmrd), Gary at the Christmas Ball at i left a n M ri. John Dinkins (the former Cam Jaeobaont standing, John Dinkins. u . P lfl • — Milner aiid Gayle Osborne, Jane and Donnie Morris, In picture at right are Mias As»>a Crapps and Johnny Weicbei as they arrived for the gala Oviedo Personals By Bernice Eebcy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brenner Sr. and children, Jimmy, Jan­ ice, Julie, Joy end Ray Jr. of BhelbyvUle, Mich, have beet) visiting Mrs. Brenner's sister end hrotherln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arndt and children, Arden, Rhonda and Marsha. Dennis Ward and Georgo Blanco of Warfield, Mich., were houseguesta of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arndt on their way to Fort Lauderdale. C. G. Elalcom relumed from Griffin, Ge., where be apent Chrlatmaa with hie daughter t a«Kf V PETE BUKUR AND WIFE KATHY chutting with friends at the Ball and at right, HIm Barbara Bradley and escort John Gleasons Observe 4 0th Anniversary liy Franco Wreter The Fortieth Wedding An­ niversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gleason, of Lak* Mary, was celebrated last Tuesday evening at an informil gath­ ering of their family and oldest friends In tha communi­ ty, hold at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keogh. Tho group diwusacd the changes in tho area today and the good-old-dayi. Tho hon­ ored coupla camo to Florida for tho first time in the spring of 1026 and decided H. E. Burch Home Scene 01 Annual Party Vljr Ifernlct Kelsey Employes of the CltUcns Bank of Oviedo held (heir an* nual Christmas party at the home of Mr. ami Mrs, !L K. Burch of Goldcnrod, Tha hum« waa beautifully decorated with Christmas decorations and a gift ex­ change waa enjoyed. Holiday punch and party sandwiches wars served. Thu.w enjoying the avening were Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Webb, Mr. und Mrs. Wilay Abell, Mr. ami Mrs. Utt Dishman, Sandra Mays and escort, Jerry Ulray, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hickaon, Mr. and Mra. Marry I’empey, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Slavik, and Mr. and Mra. Jim Whcaten (Mrs. Wheaton ia a former employe). Oviedoans By Mra. Adam Muller Mrs. Charles Wagner of oint Party Naranjo Road entertained her Ity Hendce Kelsry sun and danghtcr-ln-law, Ur. Mrs. John Ridenour and T. and Mr*. Charles Wagner, of L. Lingo Jr, were guests of Freeport, tang Island, N. Y.f honor recent at a Joint for the Christmas holidays. birthday dinner given by their Mr, ami Mra, Irving J a ­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. cobs of Shell Hoad entertain­ Lingo Mr. nt the Imperial ed their son and family, Mr. House in Winter Park. and Mrs. Hsrold Jacobs and Guests present were im­ daughter Fern Ellen, of East mediate members of the fam­ Meadows, tang Island. N. Y. ily; Mr. John Ridenour and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill of children, Joanie, Ann, Steph­ anie and Sieve; Mrs. T. L. Palmelto Drive held open Lingo and children, Iliad, house for their neighbors and Marshall, Guy and Robin. A friends Christmas eve. The birthday rake decorated with honored guests were Mr. ami Christmas sparklers waa pre­ Mr*. I*eler SchulU of Wash­ sented to the guests, compli­ ington, D. C. The IDll home was decorated In a holiday ments of imperial House. theme for the event. with her daughter and son In­ law. Mr. and Mrs. Huger Til­ ley, and their children, Rhon­ da, Curtis, Steve and Cam­ eron, of West Palm Beach. They all expect to spend the weekend at Myrtle Beach, S. C., with another daughter and her family. then to settle In take Mary. Mr. Gleason's uncla waa a business man In Sanford at that time. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard wars their first friends In take Mary, Kefrrshmanta of assorted Dwight C. Kennard of Ainhome-made cookies, punch leu Drive had his son and and coffee were served. In daughter-in law w i t h their keeping with the ruby anni­ two children, from Canada, versary, the table was over­ visiting for the Christmas laid with a red table cloth. A holiday. silver punch bowl waa the center piece, and the serving Miss Carol Ledrrhaus dishes were milk glesa. Plantation Hoad spent sev­ Guests attending Included: eral days In fit. Petersburg Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard, this past week. She attended Mra. R. K. True, Itev. and a classmate, M a r y Ann Mrs. Jumps M. Thompson, llnuk's presentation at a Deb­ Mra. C. W. Sjohiom, Mr. and utante Ball. Mias l-ederhaus Mrs. Martin l\ibba, Mrs. Ida has made the Dean's List Keogh, Mrs. J. L. Hobby, again this yeir with a 3.1 Jud, Lcla, and David Hobby, Enterprise Hev. and Mr*. Augustus C. average In her studies at Summer* had their daughter, Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hugrnateln, Mra. Ruby Linden, Bob Kathryn, tame from Gaines­ ville for the holidays. Moro, Mrs. Lucille Mere, Mr, and Mra. P. D. Anderson, and i . Y . Mrs, Ken Bower. Mr. ami Mrs. Myron AcII) Helen Snodgrass cardl, of Park Lane, enjoyed Thirty friends called to see Children of tha Florida their holiday dinner with the coupla during tha eve­ Power t’orp. enjoyed the an­ friends and were happy to ning. nual Christmas party given have their son, Roger, home at the Employes' Club last from Gainesville. Friday. The club gave pres­ Mr. and Mrs. Hank Thurents to HI rhildren under I'J stm and family of Volusia Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. years of age. Don Coyne Drlvo enjoyed Christmas din­ Horton and other friends in and his wife purchased and ner with Mr. Thursam'a sisSanford, Sunday, was Jim wrapped moat of the gifts. ter and brothcr-ln-Uw, Mr. mlc Scherrard, a senior at tha Uther members helped with and Mrs. Joseph Justlngrr, of Coast Guard Academy, who. the tree and refreshments. Valencia Drive, and their alawith soma friends, drove all Miss Inna Richards and ler. Mrs. J . Johnson, of Ti­ the way from Conn, for the Mias Helen Llnaweaver of tusville. Tangerine Bowl Game on Sat­ Washington, I). C., and Mrs. urday night Evan though Margaret Friskey of Evans­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank White Jinsmla’a team lost, his trip- ton, HI., wars houseguesta of of Dahlia Drive enjoyed their p B N could not be counted aa any Mr. and Mra. J. V. Richards holiday dinner with Mrs. thing but a joy, lines ao many recently. White's sister and brother-inof hia Banford friends were Mr. and Mrs. Jack McBride law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W dallghtad to see him. Jimmie ami children of West Palm Stumpf, of Sanford. attended Seminole High Reach returned with Mrs. School, and took an active Mary McBride who spent tha Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sals part in youth work at the holidaya with them. and family spent Christmas s t a r First Presbyterian Church whan hia father, C. H. MeKibban, waa sUUonad at San­ ford Naval Air Station, Other weekend gueeta of Mr. and Mra. Horton ware SCHOOL of BALLET Mr. and Mra. Fred Elliott and 719 Laurel Ava. three daughters, Susie, De­ Marilyn Sprout**, Director nise and Sherry of Franklin, AGES 6 & UP lad. Personals SELECTION NEVER ETTER ? Solid Color WOOL REMNANTS 1 In 10 T d . Lett g t ho 45" W ID T H WHITE PIMA COTTON Reg. $1.00 Yd. Reg. 91.98 Yd. 100% Dacron CREPE SOLIDS Yard It's a pleasure to greet our friends at this time and wish them every joy in 1364. Beat Wishes From AU Of Ua At — 1 Reg. $1.19 Yd. A DRESS CREPE f 1 Solid Colors ’S YA R D 4 ANTIQUE ® SATIN HEAVY WEIGHT G I A N T Bit THE BOLT« UT PIECES Reg. $1.29 Yd. H t I t t s i a G O O n u a D r S t a - ™ REMNANT SHOP Hwy. 17 & 92 M ar M aitland yOU - - j a j DRAPERY >h t \* <- k < t Y ; Per Inch SOLID (DLOR / scW vr ■ ' N 14 1 I9‘ Sheath Lining 1 Solid Taffeta 1 REMNANTS 11 Don’t mokn omoy# *U PJT4 1 to l(fd. Lengths Regular 69c Yd. tfj WAIT!!! • BALLET • POINTE 10 Week Winter Tern Begin* t Jan nary 5th. Ph. 322-6322 To Register i 1 to 10 Yd. Length* Personals T h an k you p h o n e ca lls or notes to the b a c h e I o r party-giver are out for w o m e n If you can’t say aomcthlng g u e s t s . H E t h a n k s nica about a person, don’t say them for canalna a u tU sc . ml 2 ARNEL £ JERSEY PRINTS DeBary Personals intertain At COME IN * § Reg. $2.49 Yd. Smith (seated) wwith M1m Linda Mills and Kay Lundquist. (Herald Photos) J Jut Studio JB 2 E V and aon-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Strong and grandchli. drtn, Ann, Nancy and Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bunk and son Presley returned to Florence, Ala., after spend, ing the holidays with daugh­ ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Danlela and their son, Alan. Miss Linda Pc tula nris of Jacksonville la spending the holidays hsrt with her grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ptndervle and aunts, Mrs. J. P. Eld ridge of Oviedo, and Mrs. P. A. Jskubcln of Slavia. PREVIEW OF WHAIB TO FERN P A f FLA. * r * 1 I _ ^ ■ ' — OPEN MONDAfp 'TIL 9 P. M. SEW. {(SAVE <v �* * ft* Li irM rm r Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Vincent Lav. " tt you v a i atmethlai Mrs. Ralph Dion of Central * M , a rt tha bit* person Falls, R. I., la visiting at the you c u find to u,” Th# "busiest «noa" in home of ber son and daugh­ this e«J- U M r* , a . Yel- ter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs Laur­ iaak, a tandldat/* the Na­ ent Dion. She arrived before ta l Officers W ltichb pres­ Christmas and wQl stay at idency, and UiMnamtlon the Dion home until March. • • • v ia mada by other Navy Among the recent holiday wUt. Oilte Yellnek ^participat­ parties was one hosted by ed In juat about try activi­ Cdr. and Mrs. Clifford Nel ty poaalbla for afavy wife. son at their home for rifle She served both awlev pres­ ers, wives and guests of the ident and presldevrf * Navy staff. A Christmas (lower arrange vlvea club In Berida, spent many hours in ivy relief ment In red, green and white work and has be * repre­ wai on the serving table sentative to the era central which was filled with such tidbits as crab claws, shrimp, committee. Her real forte bovevtr, marinated beef and cheese has beta la artic fields. balls. She was ehalrmatf the de­ Those at the party lnclud corating commltt) tor the ed Capt. and Mrs. James “Dodge City,” pH, student Mayo, Cdr. and Mrs. Warren chairman of a d miking Moeller, Cdr. George Kim committee while VAH-3. mona. Cdr. and Mrs. Herbert and la presently airman of Moreland. Cdr. and Mr* the decorations cohlttoc for Wally Holton, Cdr. and Mrs. the January changof board Roy Farmer, Lt. Cdr, and Mrs. *ohn Hoganson, L t coffee. Ollle also dens and Cdr. an.! Mrs. Leigh Ebbert Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Darrell makes all her ot clothes and la an cipertakl de Kirkpatrick, Lt. Cdr. and cor ator. She la n taking Mrs. David Dearolph, L t the “ Famous Arts” cor. Cdr. and Mri. Orville Me respoodence course*nd re Gulre, L t and Mrs. Don eently began study: millin Ethel!, L t and Mrs. W. E. Markley, Lt. (jg) and Mrs. ery. An all round won, lira. William Iscnburg, Lt. (jg i Yeltnk has been e vice David Dow, Mis* Tammy president of the Hltfeeners Shay, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Day, bowling league and • team Robert Keator, Mr. and Mrs captain of the HoD Motor- Edgar Miller and Roy Sprad ettes bowling team, at sum Un. • • • mar she learned wer ski Committee chairmen for the ing and In the VAh effic era wives club slvis the January IS change of board coffee have been announced bridge chairman. Mrs. Yellnek D thmsthcr as follows: foods, Mrs. Rich of three children, Vi*y, 13; ard Davidson and co-chair­ Dana, 10. and Johnn 4, She man Mrs. Jim Sandusky; re­ married her huabandbe had servations, Mri. J. M. Weiss Just enlisted in the by, af man and co-chairman Mrs, ter graduating fro high Joe Colonna; publicity, Mrs W. E. Donahue and decora school In Detroit. While in Bermuda i I960, lions, Mrs. W. A. Yellnek. the former Chief Yelk was A new president and vice commissioned an enn and president of the Naval Offie has Just recently bone a ers Wives Club will be elect ed and installed at the meet full lieutenant. Ollie's civic activis in­ lng for all officers wives. It clude being a roomiother will be held at 10 a. m. In the for the Lake Mary :hool, ballroom. VAll-11 — Det. I officers teaching Sunday Sch- and Bible School, leadt a wives are hostessing the semi Brownie troop and p a r t ­ annual event. A skit has been ing In the mothers omit- planned and others unusual tee for Little Lea gw She treats are in store for the and her husband to in wives. • • • charge of a booth at ItLakc Guests of Lt. and Mrs. Mary Winter festival. • • • Craig Moore from Ahlngton, Coming neat week; oflle Pa., are Mrs. Moore's mo­ of Mrs. Craig Moor the ther, Mrs. Constance Shadle, third candidate for prdent and Marshall McClosky. They of the Naval Officers Ives spent Christmas with the fam­ Club. Mrs. W. E. Marjr Is ily and will be with them until after the New Year holiday. also running for tho o:e. DEAR ABBY: 1 know plenty of women who havo nothing on their minds but money, but my husband It th* only man I know who thinks about business and money night and day. He even DREAMS about mon­ ey. All nigbt long I can hear him buying and selling stocks in hit sleep. Is this normal T ROSE DEAR ROSE: It’s nor­ m al Be glad your husband It preoccupied with “fig­ ures” of a business tature. Count your blessings while he's counting his shirt*. And don't sell him short • • • DEAR ABSY: One day last week I went Into my garage to do a little work, and there I found two neigh­ bor children playing IN­ SIDE an old refrigerator I had stored there. They were three and four years old. When I think of the tragedy that might have occurred If that refrigerator door had accidentally slammed abut on those little tots, my blood runj cold. 1 gave them a long lecture on how they had no business In my ga­ rage (the door was closed), Recent guests of Lt. Cdr. and Mr*. Charles Younzblade were tier parents, Capt. and Mrs. C. W. Crawford of I'ensarola. Capb Crawford, USN Ret., and Mrs. Crawford re. turned bom# Friday. • ♦ * Lt. and Mrs. Rolph Noll In­ vited several friends and neighbors to their home for a holiday eggnog party and to say goodbye. Lt. M il will leave shortly fur Los Angeles where he a t 7 p. m . • • • will attend a safely school. Cdr. Hugh O’Hara is *)d- Mr*. Noll will remain here lng th* holidays with his n- until the to week course is Uy while on leave from >r- complied when she will join folk. He will return to ty him at a new duty station. Those present were Lt. Cdr. there afler New Years. Also visiting at the O'ka and Mr*. Earl L'nger, Lt. and home U Cdr. O'Hara'a o- Mrs. Ruddy Williams. Ens. ther, Mrs. Friedo O'Harnf and Mrs. Ed Betancourt, Lt. Edenbur:. Pa. She will S|d Ruddy Marshall, CWO and Mrs. Francis Plapp, Lt. Cdr. the winter here. • • • and Mrs. John Draim. and Reservations for the i Lt. (jg) and Mrs. William Hon officers wives luncln Donahue. * e t scheduled for Jan. 9 stud Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Dow be made with Mrs. DM Olmstcad at 322-9079 or V of Sacramento. Calif., spent the holiday* with their son, Vincent Law at 323-0371. The luncheon will be M Lt. (jg) David Dow. While in Florida the Dow* toured the at the Capri restaurant roclal hour begins at 11> state, visiting St. Augustine, a. m. Deadline for reser Miami and the Everglades. • 0 0 lions it Jan. T. • • • Spending Christmas week in Lt. and Mrs. Kermit Jar Sanford with their son and son are the parents of th daughter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. second son, born Sunday. T J. E. Goss, were Mr. and five pound, six and one h Mrs. H. C. Goss of Chickounce boy was named Pa as ha. Oklahoma. • 0 0 Huston, and both mother a Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. baby are doing fine. Mrs. Jamison's molhi Dearolph of Parker, Pa,, ar­ Mrs. D. W. Huston of (let rived Monday tor a short visll land, Ohio, is raring for h with Lt. Cdr. aad Mrs. David year old grandson, Jeffery E. Dearolph. On their way the Jamison home. Mrs. Hu “ Sanford they visited anton has been visiting hci °^*r *°a *l ^W el B*2. S-C. since mid December. • • # * * * A weekend guest of Mr. and Lt. and Mrs. Buddy Wl Csrl Sml,h *»» M llama boated a buffet d ln n c ^ 1-- Mr*- sh«"y Smith of party Friday at their ParCh*raPa^ n- MRldga hom# for atveral off: * * * ears aad their wives. Lt. and Mrs. Rolph NoU Guest* were U. Cdr. an'P«nt wveral day* during die Mrs. Earl Unger, Lt. lIk’*oUc,•>*, in S t Petersburg Mrs! Rolph Noll, Dr. intfrith her parent*. Mr. and chaytee Mataalnl i-yMf*. James McNamara. Recent guests of Chland Mr*. C. E. Morion we: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gower of Loganvlllc, Garni her sister and brother-law, Mr. and Mr*. If. A. Wh of Odessa, Texas. t • * Members and their usbands of the Vigilante ivy Wives Club No. 211 wiliest for a social evening iurday at the ballroom. Thtetacquainted party will tin Dee. 81. IM S — P it* T R e ta il (Daah ClJbby • ^ t; In fn l By A bigail Van Buren and then I gave them • few whacks on their bchinds so they'd remember it. Th* text thing I knew, 1 got a call from on* of their mo­ thers telling me tt waa against the law to lay hands on another perron's child and 1 would be bearing from her lawyer. Who la era*y? GOOD NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: 1 am aot a lawyer, so 1 esa't tell you who hrohe what law. Neither am 1 a doctor, to I can't tall you who la eraay. cither. But 1 can t*U you that you should have kept your garage door LOCKED, or stored the "attractive” nuisance elsewhere. • • • DEAR ABBY: W* had a very fine photographer take our chlldraa's pictures in color, ro I suggested to my husband that we have them made up and give them to his parents a* a gift. (Nice, ly framed, of course.) My husband aald that giving a picture as a present Is la very poor taste. 1 say be is wrong. He told me to write to you for your opinion. HRS. C. DEAR MRS. C.: A pie- $jocoby On Bhidqsi During the course of 1M3, I played with a great many new partners. A new partner­ ship will get along pretty well when the opponents aren't mean enough to throw curves at you. When they do, a new partnership is apt to become confused. East's three club opening was one of those curves. All pre-emptive bids are calcu­ lated to make It difficult for the opposition and this was no exception. It worked beauti­ fully against my new partner and me. Sitting South, I had a choice of bids against that opening. I might have doubled and had I done so this article would not be written because my partner might have passed tlie double. In that case a dia­ mond opening and continua­ tion would have given us two U)& ture la the one thing a per­ ron can't go out sad buy himself. I have yet to ice grandparents wbe didn’t appreciate pictures eg their grandchildren. • • # DEAR ABBY: 1 never knew lav* songs were out 1 place at a wtddiag cere­ mony. “Oh, Promise Me” and “ Because” were n a g at our wedding IS yean age. Had I know* what the future held la store tor mo I would have requested, “I Can’t Giro You Aaything But Love. Baby.” BROKE BUT HAPPY • • • HAPPY NEW TEAK TO ALL MY HEADERS! ABBY • • • Get It off your chest For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, writ* to ABBY, Bon 33*3, Beverly Hills. Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • • • Hat* to write letter* T Sand one dollar to ABBY, Box 1343, Beverly HUla, Calif., for Ahby'a new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS.” T: *0-1:10 p.n. NIC. Mr. Novak. “Ho Who Cat Do**.” Good emotional conflicts on several different level* make this absorbing entertainment. A" Pulttaer prixo-wtonlng no­ velist addresses Jefferson High literary atogenti and creates havoe by advising some of them to quit school. And ho tu n s out to bo an old flam* af the assistant princi­ pal (Jeann# Bal) and wants to renew th* romance. H* also wants Mr. Novak (James Fraaclicus) to quit hie teach­ er poet and become hie liter­ ary secretary. Very colorful as the oddball nevellat la Edward Mulhar*. By Oswald Jacobv *33 W A Q J10M + A10M ■AST Ott * AKQS *4 9>1 W«3 «qiT« «JMI „ *143 « K « m i hJltllTI WKI ~>K3Y A K it I ♦ 1A1 A No Ro one vulnerable ■euU Ww* Needs Pace S * 4* s> Pam I t Doubts Paaa Fla* Pas* diamonds, two diamond ruffs, two hearts and the ace of trumps for plus 300. Or part­ ner might have made some strong heart bid. Against a heart contract arrived at thla and he doesn't care to hear any more about tt. Much ten docs he want to sit around while his wife mopes, trying his best to find soma way to brighten her mood. If1' natural Impulse when his wife is out of sorts or down in the dumps is to get away and stay away until she Is once again a cheerful com­ panion. So It's kind of footiah for women, even when talking of the Ideal husband, to expert from a man something that la entirely foreign to bis nature. By r u »k T V Tim a Previews M p.m. CM. Th* Mod l TUESDAY P. M. 1:11 m N tw oeopo (S ) N ew s. * M tt« , Woathor *:ll (I, NnwO. Sports, 4:11 (S ) e d ito r ia l W eath er 1:1* ( ! ) Mows— W aller Cramh ito ( t ) Nowo— Ron Coohren (J ) Hantlojr . D rlnktoy S:tS ( t ) Lorol Report 7:00 (7) M-*1tia4 (S) Advonturot In Para* dOo IS) Hobrl T:l* 41> Ur. Novak I t ) C om bat 1:01 (4) Rod ttkolton 1:10 (J ) flo d leo (S) UclUDo fUvy 1:00 (I) Oroiloot Show (t) (I) 1:10 ( I ) lt:4S ( I ) (S) tt) H lrkord Boono Sh ow r a in c o a t J u n ctio n Jock Beany Gory Monro Andy W llllom o Ih o w M ine o r i f i c e t o w h a rts P trod o < I)U > Mown W eather. j l Mato's giag and ad Hba again make a comedy script seem bettor than tt actually is. Bom# fair laughs la the main with Red la Ms George Appleby character. It’s a satlro of "To Tell the Truth” with a TV panel try­ ing to Had who la the real C lan Appleby. Jana Russell, Beryl Daria a n d Ceaato Haloes all claim to b* Clara. Later on, th* girls come on with exceptionally good b a r many on tour mugs, with Canal* Haines particularly In solo. g;30-f p.m. ABC. MeRala’s Television Tonight it:** way Eaat would probably Sports <») H id -F lo . R ow s havo opentd tho king of eluba, l t i » ) t ) T h ta lo r at tho B lare whereupon my partner would 11:10 (7 ) T on igh t Show (C olor) hav* made six for plus MO had we hid the ilam or phn 11:11 (I) Movlo 430 had we played (our «r | WEDNESDAY A. M. five. i r n r i t L vnw t k i m However, I bid four spades i i u t i v h ilin n * and my partner certainly wai It:*# til (’niton Bowl k'sittvnl Dorado entitled to make some strong t i l l * (1 ) T. Roaoa Parade move. He bid five club* and 11:41 ( t ) T. Roaaa Farads MumEaet doubled. This gave me a ll:#a (I) FMUdoIpkln'o mar's Farads 1:1# (I) Oranaa llowl Xlehnff chance to pass. Obviously 1:41 (Pi Urania Itnwt (Ismo bad no reason to be pleased 1:00 (31 iluaar Rnwt Game (<l Codon Bowl Gams by the fact that ha held the 1:1* (I) Itooo Bowl Oam* are of clubs. The bid cam* bark to him. CiO* (i) nllmnasttea Hunahlne Atmanaa l!e bid (W* hearts and now I l:IS (1) (I) Newi, W r a t h . r made on* of the worst dec! t:2a It Gross, Farm Itoporl i n Florida History siona of the year. I jumped (i)o (It SunrUo iomaalar to six spades on the theory 7:(* (It Today (S ) W ake r p Moylaa that my partner'i bid* show­ Klim F aatu rso ed a tremendous hand with a t i l l (01 (St M l-kla Krona spade fit. The theory turned 7.41 1 4) I,ocst N tw a, (V rathor I o« (t< Captain K annaroo out to he wrong and th* result 1:10 l i t Cartuona t.04 ( I t Jack L ab an n t was a flat sero score. (tt Amortoan tllomry (SI Kiorrtla For Woman till (St Carlaona 1:1# (tt Gala Slorm (C| llompar Room J.heWoman: Among a list of things tha Ideal husband should do, ex­ pressed by women polled in a recent survey, was thla wishful desire: that a hugband should know haw to pull hts wife out of the dumps when she gets Into them. Grown women ought to know better than to expect Uiat kind of intuitive under­ standing of another's moods and what to do about lham from a man — Just because he happens to he a husband. For the ability to sense when another person is in a low mood and the willingness to try hard to bring th* per­ son out of it Is a feminine, not a masculine, asset. A truly feminine woman is well attuned to a man's moods. If she cares about him, she seems to know in stinctlvely how to rope with them. Shu knows whether she should be quiet, or try to get him to talk out a problem, or whether to leave him alone or to think up something to take his mind off his troubles. But a nun reacts different ly to a woman's moods. If he happens to notice that she is downhearted, he wants a quick answer to hli blunt, "What's the matter with you, anyhow 7” When he U told, he expects any simple solution be offers to take care of the matter. d U yh liyh U 11:01 ( I t (St (SI i o : i i is ; i« : l» ( t t (It (St 11:0* ( I t (SI (tt I t il* ( I t Bay W hoa N ew t Kpantak R ow e Say WSaw I L o ss Luey dacam bor D r llo Conran (ra d o n H rC eyt Frlra la I tle h t Mlaainn Link* (C o lo n ( I t Foto And G ltd y o (St Boron Kayo W EDNESDAY P. M. 11:90 ( 1 ) Tour F lrot Im prooalen ( I t b ora * ( U f a ( . 1 Ernlo F or« I M S ( I t N ew t l i l t * ( I t s ta r c h Tor Tom a t row ( I ) F ath or K now * B a il (1 ) T rutk ar C o a s t- emanate t t:I S ( I ) G u lilln e L lf h l 11:11 ( I t NBC Now* It** ( I t Bachelor F ath or ( t t Gonorat M a a p lu l ( I ) Nawa W oathor 1:11 ( t t Foeua 1:10 ( i t Aa Tha W orld T u rn s ( I ) Nowo (St Sclanro t i l l ( I t Carlaona 1:44 ( I t I’aatw otd (St Ann S o lh irn ( I t raop ta W ilt T o th 1:1* (II H om o P arty (St Hay In Court ( I t Tho D o cto rs I:** (SI To T oll tho T ra ils ( I t q u o ta F or a Day ( t t U ir o tta T o u t* 1:11 ( I t N on a t : l o ( t t You D on't » o r (C olor t (S ) K ,l*e of N la h t ( I t W ho Do Tow T ru st 4:10 ( I t Match Gaein ( I t S te ro l Storm ( I t T r a llm o ittp 1:11 (11 Nowo 4:10 11 1 B urnt and Allan ( I t U ncle W att S i l l (11 Baal o f Grwucha (S) Bourbon S tr eet B a st I l l s (11 araataat H oodtlnoo ( I t L eave II To n o a v er la ptt K a rin Packer T la Conway) against Caplata Btoghamtoa (Jo* Plyaa) yea swaltow NM riprvmlsc, tot* <4 laughs. A a thinks he’s on to a bed af peeri-beariag oysters and, units* la 's dtoanadad. la's likely to latertore with MeHale* (E rn st Borgnlae) smooth operation. As usual, it’s up to Parker to scire him off. 10-U pm - CM. The Garry Mean Shew. Garry lists Chita Rivera, Dorothy Lou­ don. Roy Csitl* and Melody* Condo* aa hi* guests tonight and they kelp him celebrate New Year's Era. Chita dots spaclal due* number pan­ tomiming a romance with a snowman; Mslodyt, who is Martha Ray's daughter, slags "Cotton Plaids;” Roy chimes In with an original song and dance arrangement end Dor­ othy Joins Carry and Burnerd Kirby in the comedy sketches. Th* bast of tha skits has Dorothy aa a compulsive eater who Is put an a diet by her husband. Th# "Wonder­ ful Year" section i* * collet Uon of many wondarful years. 10-11 p.m. NBC. A n Andy Murray, everything to “tola* live" an this vary warm show. On hand ar* Aady'a wife, Claudia*, and infant daughter, Norite Christina, and a raprlaa af tha Williams brothers quartet as Andy is Joined by brothers Don, Bob and Diek la a brae* of solid anaga. beat af wbkh a rt “Ca­ nadian Sunset” and "Qm Sara Sara.” Andy and Prod MaeMurrsy faring back the racoon coat college daye of tha early twenties with a tip­ py mtiaag* af voh-doh-dee-ohdoh hues of the Charleston era. 11:13 p.m.-13:13 a m. CBS. "Naw Year's Eva with Guy Lombardo.” This shew origi­ nates from New York’s Grand Central Station's main con­ course, which has been turned Into a gala ballroom for tha ball ringer bail tor mental health. Baiidaa Mr. Lombar­ do, other entertainers Include Frank Fontaine, Dorothy Col­ lins and th* Willla listers. TV R EN T A L • Rate* • Service Seminole TV PA 3-49M Zenith Color TV Bohn 2440 ianfard At*. Start the New Year with fun — Jim Sp«ncer*i ANNUAL New Year's Party TONIGHT t FAVO RS, HATS, DANCING At Midnile BUCKEYE PEAS AND HOG JOWLS ON THE HOUSE! Antique Show A 8*1* D E I,A M ) AltMORY JA N . S - 4 - 5 Watch For Larger Ad. Jim Spencer*s Honth French Avanua RESTAltHANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE FA 2-0551 Miiiet* "Happier Wives (Hints for H u s b a n d a ) " baa some thoughtful expression on the subject by Ruth Millctt. Send 23 cents to Ruth MlUett Read­ er Service, e/o The Sanford Herald, P. 0. Box 4M, Dept A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUR BOARDING HOUSE Improve Year SKATING hw Fer All Fhaoee Melodee ‘Y iS T Onor a Road FA 3-9333 R I T I Starts Tomorrow OPEN 11:41 I'otysndry Polyandry la a familial ays tern under which a woman is worried to several men at tha same time. Personal relationshipa with polyandrous fam­ ilies often are remarkably frea from jealousy, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. 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Brawn C ou n ty B a a la g Sami D in P ub lloh M . t t . 1MB C D P .l l FOR THE PfHUt TINS OUCST, tt* CUKE! 9 wish jo g ssd yours , fcetUhy, happy an4 rrous New Yeart ^ JSS 5 5 ^ * » S B ROME s 3 AIO fT MOULD/ _ - CHRYSLER A IR T E M P ■ HEATERS 'tfhekK (li*z a i sa ■^Miifc vnotiimoi '«—•* otiTmi » �J> •» Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 ate Results S8. m u m «7. Bp m M OavwtaM HR* 1 Balk, Kttctir* equip., fenced yard. SB* Old Or* Undo Rd., Sonlasd. UCAUU Unfurn. 1-badroom Boom. M Saa Carlo*, 943. FA M8M. R o b e r t a . w illiam s Little boy has feat half-crown Realtor Collie In Sunland Estate Raymond Lun<feuist, Ass*. area. No collar. If aeen TA W051 Atlantic Bank Bldg. please call S2M0*. O ffice 204 V. F irst C L A S S irn cI IN D EX 1. Lost i F our E. Notices > Peeonala I . Education - hgtructlc 4. Transport*tip B. Food f . For Rant •A Spneial Not** 7. Boslnoss Ratals 8. Beach Rental i . For Sals or t o t 10. Wanted to hat 11. Reel Batata Wasted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Lana 14. Insurance IB. Business Oportunity 10. Female Hob Wanted 17. Male Help Tented IB. Help Wants! 19. Situations Tantad 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salas 22. Build • Pain - Repair 28. Building Maerials 24. Electrical Enwices 25. Plumbing Scrices 26. Radio 4 Tension 27. Special Service* 28. Laundry Series 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Acceaories 80. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Lin stock 81A. Pets 82. Flowers - Blrabs 88. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 84-A Swap or lichange 85. Articles Waited 88. Motorcycle* -Scooten *9. Trailers - Catenae 40. Farm Equipnent CARNIVAL R E PA IR S FURN. Apt. 2200 llelfeeviB*. RENT A B E D RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-2141 US W. 1st fit CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2-BDRM. house, k it equipped. S17 Escemhle Dr. PA t-0940 efter 6 p.m. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Gasa and clove la. Jlaamie Cowan. 522-4012. WE L A E A APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, 514 W. P in t at. GENTLEMAN w i l l share home with reliable couple. Share expense*. References. 2514 Princeton Ave. Phone FA 2-51M. By Dick Turner **Thit Freddy’s billfold no t only h i t t uocrot c o m p a rtm e n t. . . h# haa a socrot eom partim t TIZZY L A K E LIV IN G SIT E S fed—$1993 Full Price, $30 per month. No down. Call owner, Harry Block, Or­ lando, QA 4-MU. BY OWNER, S bedroom, iw bath home. Om bedroom has separate entrance, can FURN. S Rm. Apt. Gann. be rented lor income. Will Reasonable. FA $*1394. Padn fee smallor place. Efficiency Apt. 411 Park. Shown by appointment. Call FA 2-9449. 86. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Auto* Waited ' FURN. Apt. Lights, water in*. 87. Boats - Motors HDSWAUS, driveway*. pa* WANTED vetUMn ampfe $4 1 tjfe^rit. Fra* estimate. Ph. taka up motehty payments of H ISS $■ 1 campfeta WILLI DRILLED, PUMPS, T1 m u , C im ftw ry , 441* (PRDVKLRR SYSTEMS AB Type* tad liana * •* 1 an. Spec. Ban! W* Repair *ad Service rets. 14.53 pr. r u s n r D u n 5T I1IB Surplus, Santo Ppftoietertng ft MattMM rem Machinery tad Supply On. evatfeg. New ft Used Pant- , 297 W. and SL FA M M to*. Can m » Beddfeg Mfg. For FAST TAXI Servie* fiB C l, a t IB Celery Ave. Homer Lktfe at Greyhmmd FA MtXV. Baa Station. FA 5-1411 nr BnO Va Yaw Firattar*. Quick Barrie* With tha Waaatad Mnekton Safe* Cate. SUPIR TRADING ft Service POST. PA MSIT. It** Bstlmat* oa Repain 322-7385 SMS Hiawatha Uaod ftesltniw, appBancvt, Tractor mow-tag ft Grading. taafe, tea. Height > Bold. Urry'o Mart te l Boaford Can FA 5-7421. Are. P h. FA MIM. Pisan Taatag mat Rapnlr U . A r tk ta s F t e la in SWEETIE PIE 10 Minute* Sanford, 10 min* utes Orlando-4 minute* to Vacuum Cleaner Supplies Sales - Electrolux, Hooter, Kirby, HexAir, GE, Airway. Cleanere bought. sold, ex­ 2 Bedrooms, $70 month changed. Free pickup. GX 5 Bedrooms, $00 month Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, FA 2-4746. By Kate Own# BR, Fla. Rm., fenced yard. $300 down. 40 N. Devon, North Orlando. 322-3205. BR. House, Aim. at 710 Pal­ metto. For appt. FA 2-2405. 19. A i H w i W Sarvtoa GUNS. Now ft U M . Largo mfectfeo. WIG trnda, Also repair. Tathto arid ft »■ AUTO GLASS poked. Catena Bridge Fite V A -F H A INSTALLED Camp ft Gum Shop. Scnkarik Gian* u d F ain t ROSA L . PAYTON Property Management Com pany R tf. Rani Eatala Broker m ean n o *ia o 4 Sales Broker 110 Magnolia Ph. FA M M m OsmoIo, LUm now coed. FAS-1S01 17-9$ a t Hiawatha X e n a p n w , embroider*, Jim Hunt Realty am * m am , Thpa mokoe hiikoatenln, sews on Offers for your selection tateOM ate. Aatume payw INCOME TAX thee* Beautiful 2, I, A 4 AUTO GLASS & meats of $10.12. 1M So. • PREPARATION Bedroem SEAT COVER CO. Park, 8240411. O. M. Harrison, 1111 Palmetto $4$ W. $ ai BL FA M M Ava. Sanford, Fla. 322 8827. Government GIRL, for Waitress and Curb BABYSITTING, ALL WUBS GUARANTB1D FABRICS h r formal ft dayth at wear. Lovely tilki, Service. Must bs experienc­ lion. FA Z-52M, •atfeo. brocades, woofena Owned Home* SI. F te d l r j - L trasta ak ed. Apply Chick 'N Treat. now 00 display at unmatch­ 4 Gallon* par day milk cow. ed CLOSEOUT prices at ALIX OP SANFORD P riced From $6,750 OM type Guernsey, fill. “ Him* Faahkna - Factory experienced sewing ma­ PERMANENT Wave Speeii Down P ay m en ts Needs FA MOT after 4 p. m. 20 off regular prtci Cfea* outs”. Thru right bechine operatora for swimsuits sad sportswear. If open evenings by app HORSES FOR RENT. $230 t o M Alla *f Sanford and As Low As $100 T ee 'N Green 'Monthly P ay m en ts you are experienced on fac­ Free Parking tot per hr. Beautiful riding HarCnr Alum. Co., lfe ml. tory lewinf machines, we Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop trails. Hornet boarded, $2$ So. of Sanford City limtta Homes in all price brackets. 214 Palmetto Ave. F ro m $43.50 have steady work for you per mo. ft up, Fh. Geneva on Hwy. 17-98. P. B. Also 'f t Plymouth. Good tires, Liberal financing. W* have Phone >22-0454 To make tbs best home fergt ariaettai original do* practically rebuilt meter . in a modem air-conditioned $49-4791 or 447-2998. a 4 BR, 2 bath at 513,700buy, ace the l i p * lampl* d r o a a o a , factory, under very good $204. FA 2-34M, PA H M $400 down, $42 month pays sportswear, balking suits 81A. P its working conditions. Phono VA - FH A alL Buy now and get Home­ FA 2-2204, ask for Mr. Cu­ and « low m art Kalian stead exemption of $3,000. BASSETT Pupa. AXC. Pap- knits—Millie Stemper. Open Appointed ria]*, Choose your own decoraera. $54. FA *5144. weekday* 9:29 4* 4:10. P ro p erty ACE BEAUTY SALON TOR SALE. German Shephard Mayfair Hotel, Open cvenli M anagem ent & Pupa, Mn papers. S weeks ACCORDION, 120 Rasa, used WANTED. Retired or eeml- by appt. Servlet from 1 ON YOUR LOT Sales B roker old Dec. 14th. Mnfea $25, , 1 wka. 7 switches, cost $900, retirvd gentleman for Cash­ to-Tlp. Phone 3134323. Yoer plans or ours. A com­ , Females $13. PtttM 349-44S1. ■till haa guarantee, $130 or PEUGEOT tees Wagon. Re* ier—Meat furnish references plete package including best cash offered burned. ft be b o n d a b l e . Apply financing. No down payment Jim Hunt Realty POODE CUIpping $4. Beauti* Write Bex an, Sanford Her* Movlelind Drive-In Theater. YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC, rsquired. Com* out today fill 44V’ whit* ley miniature aid. Office FA 2-2114 See Mr. Prince. and talk it over with Mr. stud fee $71; Tiny Toy, whit Contracting ft Repairs Night FA M M Laather'oury. emaie, 10 wka., bouse bro- EMERSON TV $23; Auto. ft Controls MAN WANTED to manage ts-vne 20th St. to Upsala ltd. Maytag $20; Both good Gateway 1* The Wttorwap FA 2-fM | . ken, $173, Ph. 349-4791 or and operate a retail Wat­ 114 Sunset ■M Park Or. Saatod. Fla. rood.; Stereo p o d phono- Robson Sporting Goeda A turn North at Church t 447-2MI. kins Route in this area. m p h $40; Bey's 29“ Nike Your EV1NRUDB Deafer 5 BEDROOMS, 1H baths. Earnings of $113 per weak • 82. Floworn * Shrwb* LM N E nterprises, Swimming pool Porn, or from $ 59; 12" Tricycle 510; In* 504*4 E. 1st Ph. PA M M the very beginning. HINSON 4 HEARN atamatie Camera ft case Mr. Ualherbury - 322-2744 unfuro. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Write Mr. UcGarity, P. O. PLUMBING CONTRACTINt BLOOMING Rosea on Ch.ro- 420. All like m w . FA 2-4147. I Or Sunland. Box 427, Wllliston. Florida. kee stock, Alt ether kinds Repairs ft Water Heater* TE 4-39U Mr. Ferguson of Nursery shrubbery am $1 PER DAY rental for FREE ESTIMATES Experienced grocery person­ F H A - VA HOMES 322-014 1 tree*. Electric Carpet Shsmpoosr nel wanted. Preferably 7-11 204 E. 3rd St. 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS Gray Shadows Nursery St. Johns R ealty with purchase of Bloa Lus­ type operator. All replies 1, lit, ft 2 BATHS PLUMBING 5 ML B. *n Sanford Are, THE TIME TESTED FIRM tre. Carroll’# Furnlutre. strictly confidential. Reply DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Contracting Repairs (14 N. Park Avo. FA 2-0125 P. O. Box 1024, Sanford. FREE ESTIMATES $100 B. L. HARVEY WHY KEEP DREAMING? Low Monthly Payments AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN PA I Wake up, and start the New For Complete Information for new and used cars. Must 104 Sanford Ave. Year is this spacious s BR, See Or CaU Your have experience, m other 27. Special 9*-. view 1 bath home. Neat as a pin tM«d apply. See Mr. Brace, and designed for gracious Custom-made Cabinets, FHA VA Bran Motors. 31$ K, lit living. Landscaped— Choice Plastic Countar top* SALES BROKER neighborhood. WALLIS CABINET SHOP 913 W. 3rd - 522-7471 Stenstrom Realty SO U TH W A R D 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420 Colored Motor Route Carrier Travtl GREYHOUND. C*D for afternoon paper route. FA 21421 or WOT and we lnveitment ft Realty 4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat­ Must have Reference* nod will have our TAXI pick 114 N. Park Ava. 323-9173 ed ft sir-cond. Fenced back dependable car. Writ* Cir­ you up. Homer Little, Grey­ yd. Water softener ft land­ culation Dept P. O. Box hound Bus Station. GKEENDRIAR scaped. FA 3-MU. 1437, Sanford. hole* lota available in PIANO SVC. * TUNING Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Location, comfort, price. Very Rebuilding • Refelting overlooking golf course. important factora in buying FREE ESTIMATES Custom building to your a house. Charming 1-bed­ BLOCK ft BRICK Work, GENE CUMBAA . specifications. Greenbrier room, bath-and-half home, large or small Jobs. 323 0740. 322-2881 — Call PM Only developed by la view of Mayfair Country KINGS WOOD • Club. Centrally healed and HEATING BUILDERS. INC. • All Cars Reduced In Price! air • conditioned. P r i c e few prices check the Herald SERVICING - TESTING 202 Fairmont Dr. 512.607. No qualifying. 5400 classified piles where fecal Lewis Sales ft Service Come By b Compare Our Low Prices! _ _ FA 2-8074 down, payments as low as dealers advertise. 2317 C. C. Road FA 2-7924 tTfl.OT Including taxes and 3 BEDROOM. 1 hath. K1L Insurance. Be the first to 1962 FORD F A IR L A N E 500 then equipped. Owner be­ phone Art Day or Cliff 4-Dee* Beds a; V-4, Automatic Transmit! Ion, Radio sad Heater ing transferred. Must selL Abies at Stemper Agency, FA 2-2440. 322 4901, 1919 So. French 5 ACRES orange grove, plus 5 Bedroom bouse on Up* isla Road. For particulars 15. call 537-3292, Eustli, Fla. VACANT 5-Room house on large lot, newly painted Inaid* and out, oa S. Sanford Av*. 53.400 Cash. 444-4001 Enterprise. LOCH-ARBOR-By Owner, 3 BR., 3 baths, large stone fireplace In wood panelled living room, Fla. Rm., uti­ lity room, large rooms, open-beam ceilings through­ o u t Owner being transfer­ red. 3145 Country Club Rd. Call 3229242. bEING TRANSFERRED. Must sell 3 BR. CB home, fenced yd. 5 yrs. old. No cash. Assume VA Mort. 702 Baywood Circle, Sunland Est. FA 2-W67. “itftkstt JQfe'fS• dftOrttg •GfrMi.lfCVWU' i i 1961 FORD C O U N T R Y S E D A N H u h Ii k m 4-Paaaenger W*go*j V-4, Automatic Transmission, Power Bteeriag. Radfe awl Hr a ter, Air Conditioned. Opportunity 1961 FORD C O U N T R Y S E D A N 4 Cylinder, AuUmelie Transmission, Kadi* and Heater, Padded Daah aid Vfean. M A L IB U 4-DO O R SE D A N OWN YOUR OWN EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS $3,000 minimum, 50,000 maxi­ mum Investment. 2 to 3 hrs. lime per day 3 to 4 days per week Approx. FL­ OW) and up potential income per year. Could be much higher if more time spent, ideal for man with steady 4-hour-a-day type job, or school teachers, housewives or partially disabled. It la also very suitable for vigor­ ous retired man. Write giv­ ing occupation, age, address, telephone number and other pertmeal details to John S. 1'earion, c/o General De­ livery, Hollywood Beach, LOVELY 2 BR block borne, with icp. dining rm; large screeoed East porch. Locat­ ed on lari* corner lot with 16. Female Help Wanted fruit, oak ft magnolia trees, HOUSEWIVES 2 car garage. By uwoer. Earn up to 5100 per month. FA 2-4194. Work from your home, mak­ 2 BR House wiln acreages— ing appointments lor our located 1 miles north St salesmen We pey 310 per sale. For interview phone Johns River on 17 92 Hiway 322 4311, from 3 to 10 p. m. CaU 337 3292 Eustu for d* Ask for Mr. Tate. tails. , 1961 F O R D G A L A X IE 4-Deor Victoria j V-4, Automatic Traaamlaaien. Whitewall Urea, Radi* a a i Beaten Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Power Brahee, Tinted GIs*. 1961 M E R C U R Y C O M E T 4-Door Sedan] 4 Cylinder. Automatic Transmission, Radi* and Heater. Tow* Sedan; t Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Radi* and Heater. 1960 F O R D F A L C O N 5-Doec Statin* Wagon, 4 Cylinder Engine Radfe and Heater. 1960 ST U D EB A K ER Lark 4 Doer Sedan. 1959 F O R D G A L A X IE Delivered In Sanford • Excise Tax Included 3-Door Hardtop; • Cylinder.^-O-Matie, Power Bteeriag, Heater, Air Ciailllmfegi 1959 P L Y M O U T H FU R Y 3-Door Y-V Aitomatk Traaamiseio*. Radio and Heater. * EXCELLENT BANK RATE FINANCING Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. & Palmetto INCORPORATED Sanford Ph. FA 2-1481 11 rg u . Hfl ■ * —*y ' i l l ■ _— �* * Ever hear of beginner’s lock? Well, the first baby bom in Seminole County on New Year’s Day will have more than his o?her share of it! The friendly merchants mentioned below want to shower the little **New Year” with gifts galore. . . to celebrate hii timely ar­ rival after midnight December 31st And these valuable prizes are given without obligation. Just stop by and pick them i p . We will publish the winner’s name in the paper January 7th. \ |Read These Simple Rules & Regulations The rateable and nsefal gifts listed here will txpre- The exset time sad day of btbj’i birth (give exact how sad minute), orf1delivery doctor’s or hospItaTs statement most bo submitted by legal PAR EN T S OF TH E B A B Y . aented by the Sanford merchants whose ads agear below to the very first baby born in Seminole (aun­ ty in 1964 and to his or her proud parents. Whi wlU Place of birth, sex, weight and name. the child be? Watch this newspaper for annotate- Name and address of parents. meat of the winning name. Winning parentiwili Any infant (regardless of race) born in Semi* note County is eligible. • pick up their awards at the stores listed on this Send entries to “ Firat Baby” in care of the San­ ford Herald, entries must he poet marked be­ fore midnight January 6th. The PIsM t la Basstr Care Vsc The Wa­ TOUCHTON’S We Will Give A Will Giro a — P LA T E X Party Pants and Cover-All Bib Set To 196 t’a FIRST BABY lk windsatlag W< PH ONE — F A 2-5742 N EW M OTHERS . . . . SPECIALISTS IN HAIR SHAPING, STYLING AND PERMANENT WAVING For The First Mother O f The Tear: G ift. Valued At 93.50 HARRIETT'S T o T Touchton’s Rexall Drugs HARRIETT SLAW TER -Tbs Prescription Our Primary Concern' Gilt Certificate • • • Silver Picture Frame Toy Corral 2701 S. Orlando Drive Kader Jeweler ] Wilson-Maier FURNITURE CO. High Trada la Allowaaca We Give TV Mtamm Welcome Little 1964 FOR THE NEW BABY a We Welcome The MU ttle New Year” With A n . . # “The Little New Year” Will Bo Printed Tn Order For Tho Proud Parents By ----- Little Miss or Mister NEW YEAR Will Start Life Aa A CeplUllet With A IN F A N T ’S 2 Passes Good For 1 Year SEN K A R IK W ILL GIV E “An Expert Celery City Co., Inc. COM M ERCIAL PRINTING T o The Ritz Theatre 2nd. & Magnolia ■■■ 64*s First New Citizen 1847 Rogers Brofl. Mothers Feeding Spoon S&nkcUuk 300 W. First St. GLASS & PAINT CO., Inc HANFORD. FLA. IMIONE 322-2141 210 Magnolia A vs. SANFORD, FLA , “Here Since 1920” Phone FA 2-4622 O ur Gift For thot special — to the Parent* “Little New Year” 8 Hours DAYTIM E CH ILD CARE After 3 Months Old FROM — 1 I p *S A N E O R D A tlantic nadQ hal b a n k Member federal Deposit taeuranre Carp. From • • • Jewelry ST O R E F A 2-0181 One Case For Seminole County's First New Citlxes A Baby Record Book From Perfection Dairies Gerber's Baby Food Geraldine White I . First 81. o & LITHOGRAPHING of 1961’m First Baby ild ON BABY’S FIR ST PORTRAIT *10 Savings Account S E E Ol R niG . Ji l l E. First St. FA 2-5622 AD ON P1GE 6 OUR GIFT TO Tilt NEW BABY: «* The REMNANT Shop Il* r. 17-93 — Oriit thru Kara Park To Heminole (runty Lins MAITLAND, FLA. W e Will Give . A Gallon Of Paint N U R S E R Y C H A IR To Decorate The Compliments Of — Nursery For Furniture Center 1964*s FIRST BABY 1100 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 SHOP OUR COMPLETE INFANTS & JUVENILE DEPARTMENT OATOR L um ber & H ardw are Co. \roo S. French Ph. FA 2-7121 - ■ For W Framing Job” The Remnant Shop SALE For Complete Home Furnishings on Easy Credit SHOP — To The Parents O f ‘ FA 2-2482 at s i Compliments Of — Has Tray For Ealing Converts To A Rac liner Fold* Flat For Eaay Storage 25 Birth Announcements E . First at Magnolia j JUMPER 112 S. Park Ave. Sanford. Florida Thrifty Mathers Cosco Convertible A BEAUTIFUL PIN ECREST SHOPPING CEN T ER 105 8. Oak Are. ifl *5 Toys and Games CONTAINS: 65 dUpnsehle bottle • bottle holder, and rapt • natural action nippies 1 automatic expander ONLY IASS Additional Disposable Bottles U for 11.19 For ’64’s First Arrivol WILL RECEIVE A ----- Aik year doctor aboat tho P LA T E X N U R SER KIT From WILSON - MAIER the Lucky Firs! Baby P in e c r e s t K id d ie C o r n e r Complements of suuugcmsnt SFECt^LnUNG IN JhJufljtw ay CHILD CAR E — Age 3 Months Up PRE-K1NDERGARTEN' C LA SSE S Ph. FA 2-7822 2700 S. Park w and staff • • - 25th. a PARK Fresh Dairy Products From to the F ir s t Baby Of 1961 Proud Parents W ill B ring Its P a re n ts of 64’s newest arrival. • • O ur Gift Of A ACompletely Finished Complete Dinner (Maximum 20 Lbe.) LAUNDRY For Two compliments of Oidux PIG 'N WHISTLE Laundry fir Cleaners Sandwich Shop Bill Zwosta 2562 Park Dr. 2501 8. Park A va.- w. rirei 301 •- W. First F A 2-4354 FA 2-5633 Ph . 322-9891 Perfection Dairies I ------1 L ' 1. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 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>, December 31, 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/5200d23dffb40f3624e1dbf524472f9a.pdf 77831714ae2fb18db1997b9f3c8f630c PDF Text Text OUR of HOMES ho S a n fo r d - S e m in o le A rea Page 10 — Dec. 27, 1963 o I Seminole Growth Picture Bright C hriatau l> o n r and trn fact th« K tw Yggr with hopes for much prog. IBM In oar county And State. Early ta 1964 wg hopg to be the location for the new University. Later, more progru g In the C anal. * , and many attar th lflfi that will make our County and its communities grow who have faith in thia growth a rt Shoemaker Construction Company, developer* o f Ravenna Park and Idylhrilde, and Kingxwood Builders, developers of Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor. They have built, and are building, quality homes In varying price ranges, in well-se­ lected locations. Careful planning makes any of these communities a wonderful place for Florida living. Drive through Ravenna Park. There are several lovely,homes now ready for Inspection in the new third section. And, to answer your first uestlon, they all feature central uct heating. See their many other features. In neighboring Idjrtiwild*, which has been “sold out" for many weeks, there ia a distinctive St bedroom 2 bath home nearly complete at 110 Idyllwiide Drive. Give it a look! Then drive on out and see Green- J 000. atari, 51M0*. Langford Construction Co., Inc. to Btomona A Langford, Billoaat, 511,700. HamoM A Langford, lac. to Joseph B. Hildobna at nx, Hllterari, *11,800. Elijah Roy Bides at ux to August Sealie at ux. Wood* morn Park, IIJOO. Frank Hathaway at ux to L. D. Snodgrass, Sanford Celery Delta, 58.000. VA to Jam** T. Dunn Jr., at ux. Heftier Horeaa, $11,826. VA to Jamaa F. Guynn at ox, nnland Estates, 512,400. VA to Jamaa U. Bussard at ux, Sunlsnd Estates, 510.400. Heftier Construction Co. to Paul A. Flynn at ux, Howall Park, *8,330. William C. Keller at ux to VA, Suntand Estates, 512,600. Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc. to Robert B. Crow* at ax, Ravenna Park, 517,860. LMN Enterprise*. Inc. to Richard A. Cotegrovo et nx, T n ’n Green Estates, 114,500. LMN Enterprise*. Inc. to Henry J. Weaver et ux, Lake Waymen Height*, 511,000. Robert L. Mo m et ux to Clifford D. J o r d a n et ux, Longdate, 510,200. Garnet II. High et ux to W. A. Ward Jr. et ux, Wilaon’a Addition, 510,000. Donald M. Green* et ux to Thom** A. Green* *t ux, Queen’* Mirror 8outh, 57,600. Jerry D. Sllggin* et ux to Howard E. Kurta, at ux, 2821-30. Wada Development Corp. to Roy R ., Pehrenkamp at ux, Tangtewood, 514.000. Donald P. VanDalay at ux to C harlM H. Pyl* *t ux, Walker’a Addition, $7,600. Heller* R. Ileckner et ux to Warren D. Samuel et ux, llaftler Home*. 5H.H00. Theodora J. Latour *t ux to William R. McDaniel et ux, Wynnswood, $10,300. Arthur Bourgeol* et ux to PHA. Jansen'* S/D, $13,400. Clyde C. Kerce et ux to I $50,000 Given To 58 Charities Courthouse Records Stanley L. M«rtk et nx to Stanley B. P ltttt at nx, Sparling's Addition, 115,400. M. Lomlno D«an to FHA, North OrUndo, |Q,700. Albert E. Fliher «t ux to Robert W. Krause at ox, Brat* ton Wood*, 54,000. Ward Micks, Inc. to Ran­ dolph H. Dorsey at nx, Eastbrook, $17,400. Charlan H. Morton'at ux to William A. Loveland at ux, Sanlando Springs, 53,000. Carl F. Williams at nx to Evaratt F. Bryant at nx, Taaglowod, 514,000. Jerry G. Knutson at ux to FHA, lunland Estatas, 511,* briar, nestled against the beautiful Mayfair Golf Course. Homes are ready to see at 100,107,108, and 109 Highland Court. They include a fasci­ nating Contemporary design, and a handsome 4 bedroom 2 bath Colonial. Sea them all. And having seen these homes, you'll get a small glimpse of the fu­ ture — of how our area can grow, beautifully. MEMPHIS, Texn. (LTD Singer • actor Elvis Presley Clara F. Armstrong, Sportowished 68 Memphis charities a man's Paradise, 91,100. Merry Christmas Tuesday and Sharp* Building Corp. to threw In a $60,000 gift to the Johnny P. Baal at ux, Long- groups. dale, $19,500. Presley gave checks to tbe James E. Lemon Jr. et ux to Lee R. Done* at ux, Heftier CARNIVAL Home*, $13,700. Ben F. Wade at ux to Claud* Bomgardner et ux, $0,000. Hlemona A Langford, Inc. to II. It. Hamby at ux, Hilleraat, $12,400. Langford Construction Co., Inc. to Thom** W. Souther­ land at ux, Hlllcrest, $10,500. VA to Lewis G. McEwan at ux, llaftler Home*, $11,450. VA to Stanley U. Wing et ux, flunland Eatotes, $10,900. Lawrence L. Hilt* et ux to Jessie W. Hastings, Country Club Manor, $7,300. Barbara Wagner et at, to liras Troy a et ux, Casselberry, 15,600. charities at a presentation ceremony In the mayor’s of­ fice. The alnger said h* was nerv­ ous, then quipped, “this Is the first time I’ve been before a crowd tn a long lime.’* By Dick Turner '.1 While you are out driving this week-end, take this p ag e with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. > ) Discovered Flower The poinaetla flower was discovered by tha first U. S. minister to Mexico in that country In 1628. Tha name of the discoverer, Dr. Joel Poin­ sett, of South Carolina, was given to tha bloom. /i- 3 t • w in a w T iM it, MOh, Fm In no hurry, tlr. Let h«r finish what her slstorin-law aald when tha draaa pulled out at the seams!" SYMBOL OK PEACE — Pojmj Paul VI raise* n land) presented to him by the faithful ufter the pontiff celebrated Mass at a parish church in Konie. f 5 Here's where to find your ideal .1 SPACE AGE "COVERED WAGON" — Covnrlng on thia barge appronchlng Cape Kennedy, Fla., recalla the canvus hood* of the pioneer*’ Conestoga wagons, in thia vehicle for pioneers of the npnco ape, however, ia the S-l fint-ntagu Winter for tho Saturn, mightiest of Uncle Sam ’a rocket*. “Homes Of Distinction’ VISIT THESE TWO TASTE* FULLY PLANNED COMMUNI­ TIES. YOU’RE SURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECTLY DE* SIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! I*argar, Fin or Homos, designed for those who demand the ultim ate in aomfori, oonvamsnca, and luxury. Season's Greetings and Best Wishes 'A Community iluilt With Pride" FROM ALL OF US: MODERN KITCHENS BY WILLIAM S. UKUMLEY JR. UYRON M. LEACH Ravenna CIIERAL A ELECTRIC t Beautiful S & 4 Bedroom, 1, U«, 2 Bath Homes, FHA, FHA InService, VA, Conventional Fi­ nancing. Several homes arc now cm pU to in tha newest section. See them to.l*y| have several gorgeous homes for you to see — in OF LOCH ARBOR o jw ia k e A C O M PA N Y ™ Custom Building Our Specialty gaoarml OUk# 111 W. 26th SL Wes Office EA *1434 FA 2-5103 X and two nearly complete in Sanford’s Grove Manor M *k r. Kitchen* by CHO OSE YO UR H O M E S IT E - B U IL D W H E N CENERALA ELECTRIC P. O. BOX 1599 Y O U ’RE REA DY SEE US FOR REMODELING FA 2-8074 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS j. 1 �A* (Eh? Sanford Im tto X 9 Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with occasional showers; high today 70-74; low tonight in 60s. 66 Established 1908 MON.. DECEMBER 80, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 93 t Seminole Development On >sed Canal Route Announced HERMAN LEE RADER, 18, of Lake Dot Drive, wna killed late Saturday nljfht when this car he was driving craehcd into a power pole on Old Or* ivoring to elude punming police for speeding. Undo Rond as he waa endeavoring Four teen-agers were injured. (Herald staff photo by BUI Vincent Jr.) 3 Deaths Raise Counly Traffic Toll To 27 LBJ Aides See 'Best' Year With Tax Cut Jacksonville Combed Fire Clues On f,300 Acres l y Fred Van Felt Plans for the development JACKSONVILLE (UI*I) — Fire mars hate, building In­ of 7.300 serrs of open land spectors and Insurance Inves­ within Ihe St. Johns-tndian tigators combed the 14 ito rF River Canal complex, east Roosevelt Hotel today fop and north of the Osceola airdues to the enusa of a fire atrip, In Seminole Counly, that killed 21 persona end in­ were announced this morning Seminole County's traffic jured 60. WASHINGTON (UPI) — a tax rut. by Norman Lund Jr., of Mel­ toll In 1963 rose to 37 over Commerce Secretary Lu­ bourne. Most of th e victims were Back to holiday driving this last weekend, with three President Juhnsun'a tup eco­ nomic adviser* believe that ther H. Hodges and Waltrr W choked hy the deadly black again, the Florida Turnpike persons killed. The dead: Lund's announcement fol­ 1964 could be one of the most Heller, chairman of the Pres- lowed the release of a map ■moke th at roae from n fire Authority recommends t h o Herman Lee Radar, IS, of prosperous periods in U. S. ident'a Council of Economic showing the canal right-ofon the flrat floor and filled "Turnpike Driver’s Drink"— 119 Lake Dot Drive. history if Congress approves Advisers, made the forecast way fron Lake Monroe to In­ the hotel, blocking escape guaranted to improve mileage, Eugene Capley. 20. of In separate statements Sun­ dian River by Harold Scott, routes. longevity and vision. Scminolu Boulevard, Cassel­ day. The hotel waa filled to ca­ Use six ounces of high grade berry. of the engineering firm of Hodges predicted a 1961 in­ Reynolds, Smith and Hills, pacity with Gator Bowl foot­ scotch, i l l ounces of orange Anderson Williams, Negro, crease of nearly five per cent Jacksonville who was In San­ ball fans. Including Mlsg Juice and six ounces of water. 33. Tampa. in the rate of the nation’s eco­ ford Ibis morning conferring America. (Bee Mlse America Pour the scotch in the gus Rader was killed at 10:33 Story on Pago 6). nomic growth, even alter al­ with John Krklrr, Canal Dis­ tank, drink the orange Juice, p. m. Saturday when the auto­ lowing for a alight rise in the trict chairman, and others. City Fire Marshal E. C. and apply the water to the mobile he was driving collid­ price level. McDermon said "I have a Lund told The Herald by windshield. ed with i power pole while he ATrENDINfi THE5 REUNION of the Seminole Hitch RrnduatinR cl nan of In 1963. Ihe rate increased telephone he and hia asso­ pretty good Idea what the AU turnpike motorists using was speeding on Old Orlando 1018, held lit the Uuyfair Inn Fridny niiiht, were (left to right) Mrs. G. by 3.3 per cent, but about 13 ciates hold an option on Ihe cause was." But he Indicated the Sunshine State I’urkway Highway in an effort to evade Andrew Speer, (J. Andrew S|>oer, Mrn, Mury Heurn, Mrs. Miller Williams It would be some time before between Orlando uml Miami police pursuit, according to United Prrxs International per cent of this represented 7.300 acres from the Cameron irt. The in Oklnhnmu City. and Miller Willianirt. Tho Williams’ rei A Rocky Mountain storm higher prices, Hodges said. Brother* and plan future de­ It was determined with cer­ between 10 p. n«., Dec. 31, uml City Patrolman John Dodson. Heller said that, given a velopment. But, he added, tainty. He refuted to estim ate 6 a. m„ Jan. T, will receive Trapped and Injured In the blustered into the Southern how long tho Investigation free of charge one serving of overturned car were Char­ Plains during Ihe night, drop­ tax cut. “ we ean continue to whether the land Is developed Rickover Warns would take. orange Juice or hot coffee. lotte Henderson,, IS. of 1-UtS ping 6 inches or more of grow in this great economy into industrial sites or into • • • Elliott Avenue, abrasions; De­ snow in parts of Texas ami of ours and to grow even fast­ home sites depends on the The investigator! Included How about that? final location of the Si. Johns Industry On • • e borah Maples, 13, of 3111 leaving highways glassy as er than we have before." representatives of tho N a­ He forecast “A bctler era, Indian River Canal. tional Board of Fire Under­ Authorities nl the .Seminole Summerlin Avenue, fractured far as Missouri am] the Da­ 'Undue Profits' both in the state of the econ­ .Scull's map, released to­ writers, the National Fire County jail eay they have re­ arm; David Smith. Ill Beth kotas. Some of the coldest Decem­ omy and in Ihe state of the day, shows the canat align WASHINGTON (UPI) — Protective AaaocUtlon, the ceived numerous compliments Drive. Ravenna Park, cuts Cotton M aid Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rick- Mutual Inveatigatlon Bureau on the holiday lights which and bruises, and his brother ber weather in history con­ fVmcrican spirit' in attacking ment to rougldy follow the tinued from Minnesota to the St. Johns River from Lake MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - over, In testimony published and the City Building D epart­ Terry S nltb, 17. head Injury. poverty, disease and discrim­ have decorated the premises Monroe in its meandering today, warned tlie defease in­ Born Fell. 33, 1913. at Front Appalachians, ination. during the year-end season. BERLIN (UPI) West King Cotton hires his Nu. 1 dustry it waa endangering ment. Midwesterners turned up Hodges’ bullish sentiments courseway to a point Just Royal, Va„ Rader and his And they deserve it. The jail A terrified woman leaped salesgirl tonight to sell .cotton furnaces and heaters ajainst were contained In a year-end north of Lake Harney, whera Berlin today accepted inform­ free enterprise: rhy seeking or fett to her death from' the —If we can put It this w a y - family had made their home She raauH cyy. to-.-*.'-, fashion to the world. --------------------------------------"undue profits" from govern­ - ’« i..., il : . . a it f - J cut across due east to al Communist proposals to does look nice, especially from here for the ' -y, r e * y»«*. seventh floor white eeoroa of ment contracts. He was a pvmtv.* liy trade, a rath of d sin dealing f:res. future growth closely to ti e » M nt «”» the Indian River negotiate a new agreement far ths outside. the hotel's 499 guesta were Alan O f Y e a r At Clawson, Mich., a mo. — — .... . « ... ..... Rickover called for new bad attended .lemlnoie High • • • fate ol ,ttm administration lul1 *oulh of Oak Hill. West Berliners In pas* through crawling to aafety on make­ • ...... 'PL* i n Ai l NEW YORK (UPI) — Civil ground rules to make sure One little fellow wo know Krhool and was a metnlwr of ther and two of her children hacked til hlilion tax cu( The 30 mile, 111 million the Communist wall in thr shift rupee of sheeta and died In (lame* which destroy­ rights leader Martin Luther that taxpayer* get alt they waterway will include s nuni dashed in the house the other Jrhow h Wtlr■■■■■<■* Chunh of niessure, ! approved by the ed their home Sunday. Two House am) awaiting aclion by |,fr ’’f highway bridges and future to visit East Berlin. King Jr., was named by Time pay for when the military blankets. dey with a nerve-shattering Sanford, Others w*r» rescued from West Berlin Deputy Sfsyor children were killed in a fire magazine as its Man of Die buya weapon* systems and Sun iving are Ms parents, the Senate Finance Commit lwo lofk’> *he latter to place "Hey, .Mom!’* the roof by helicopters and other complex equipment on the canal above the land level Heinrich Alberts said the city Year for 1963, The youngster added, "I've .Mr. and Mrs. John II. Rader, in Chicago Sunday night. A tee. firemen raised ladders to the rash of fires in Pittsburgh which renl competitive bid­ and to prevent intrusion of and four brothers and sisters, Just found nut there is no government is ready to meet lower floors of tho fiO-yaarding Is not practical. -alt water Into the fresh riv­ James, Robert and Vera Ra­ claimed the lives uf three Bantu Claus." with the East Gentians in an C ubans Picked Up old building to bring othora to men. A mother and two chil­ He charged unidentified con­ er water. der. Sanford, and .Mrs. Esther MIAMI (UPD—The freight­ "Who told you th a t1!" the dren burned to death In a Hie State Board of Conser­ effort to rracb a new oflicial er SS Santa Olivia reported tractors with having hidden ■afety. Corbin. Front Royal. mother inquired. Authorities said th a t ap­ agreement. Tlie current holi­ vation lent the St. Johns-In­ Funeral services will be fire at Toms River, N. J. Sunday that it picked up II excess profits through such Tlie little one replied: "The parently all of tho victims devices as overhead charges dian River Canu! District At Denver. Colo,, two men day visiting pass agreement, conducted by It. C. Brantley Cuban refugees in a 16 foot tooth fulry.’’ , Mo,Out) to pay for tile engi­ readied In unprecedented ne­ wooden akiff about 4U tulles and subcontracts with divi­ except the woman who plum­ at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the who mffrred severe frostbite • * • sions of Uicir own companies. meted from the seventh floor neers' plans for the waterway gotiations this month, ex­ off Die coast of Cuba. It. E. Kipp, former Seminole BrK-on Funeral Home. Burial when marooned In Ihrlr Chier or Police Roy Wll Rickover called for new were killed by the choking High teacher who Is now Or­ will be m Oaktawn Memorial wrecked car in 13 below rero Hams today reported his do alignment. Three property procedures uoder which the ■moke thnt curled up slavetemperatures were listed In . , . .„ . owners have proffered gratis pires Jan. 9. ange County’s superintendent Park Cemetery. partment Is hold ng a suspect „ r _, 7 . There was uneasiness In M urtin 111 government could study in tor shafts, stairwells, sir L « ... ..... all the necessary canal rightsCapley was killed Friday “ poor to fair1’ condition. of Public Instruction, reports WASHINGTON (UPI) - advance cost estimates and ducts and aven loose pipe Ten persons were injured in Ihe 120U robbery of the of-way to Highway t. Tlie the Weil Berlin press over there will be a groundbreaking night north of Altamonte Western Union office Satur­ Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., other factors involved In a fittings, making lame exile near Low in northern Utah District will be required to the pro-peel of negotiations exercise soon for the construc­ Springs when his car skidded day evening. impassable. purchase a lew hundred yards with the Communists, who* who has served In Congress contractor'! sates offer. tion of the new Channel 4 edu- Into one driven by Aaron when nine vehicles, including Ida Fakess, night operator, longer than any Republican, The fire, which broke out rational television station. The! Sumter, H and thm crashed a Continental Trailway.* bus told police Saturday evening tH-tween Highway 1 and In- regime the West does not is In Belhesda Naval Hospital collided on icy I'. S. 10 dur­ s t 7:16 e.m . EST, collapsed station will aerve ten county headon Into a tree, a white man, armed with a l.und said he has conferred recogni-:c. But Alberti said for treatment for a virus ail­ the flrat floor but the flames school qystema In this area— Capley, an employe of Sup- ing a fog Sunday. Chorus Mad revolver, entered tlie oflicc at with State Board of Conser­ iheru was uo reason for such ment. Sunday night on icy U. S. could not spread because the including Seminole. For those cr Concrete Company, Alta 7 p.nt., forced her to lie on brick structure waa fire­ The Answer of you who are interested, and monte Springs, was a mem 191 near Malad, Idaho, eight tlie floor and scooped the vation officials at Tallahassee fears, lie said the city acted Lukonin S inks cars and three -emi-trsllers m an effort to have tile canal only in agreement with the proofed. STONEWALL T ri. (UPI) many are in Seminole, the bor of the Bapiist Church. ca*h from a safe. GIBRALTAR (UPI) - The — Thr rboni* from Ht. proceed directly from a point West German government and Of the 60 persona taken to Florida Educational Television Capley Is survived by his collided in fog, injuring two Police also over the week­ burned-out Greek cruise liner Mary's parochial srhaol In hospitals, 19 were admitted. in the vicinity of Point Plea Commission will meet in Or­ parents, Ur. and Mrs. S. persons end arrested throe youth*, '..int on the St. Johns directly the Western Allies. Lakonta sank Nunduy while Fredirksburg, Tex., bad Ihe Capley, Davenport; his bro­ Screams pierced the air lando, I :30 p. in., Friday. He saul the “ lecbnlral, under low lo Gibraltar, tnk one a Juvenile, [nr the burgl­ east and north of the Osceola thers, Tiitmav and Austin, • * • and a policeman with a mega­ ussisnuirnt Sunday of pleas­ ary of Ihe Surplus City Sture, airstrip, connecting at that practical contacts," with the Ing with it Hie secret uf the G. Lee Anderson has come Fort I.a tV'rdiie: Ellis, of phone stood in the street urg­ West First Street, last week. point with the St. Johns again Communists did not consti Dec. 32 fire al sej Dint cost ing both Presldrnt Johnson up with some sound advice for Mims:; J 4 ’k of Cas* el berry, ing guests not to jump from and Best German (banrrlMore than 8300 worth of cloth and on almost to Like Har­ lute recognition. Western Al 135 Uvea. 1964. He says, "Ring out the ami Carl Capley of ItnmoVa lor foilwig Erhard with a the windows. lied sources disagreed and ing and revolvers were stolen ney . old, ring in the new. Ring out lee, and (his sister*, Mrs Guests crawled through the song. All was recovered l.und offered a 300 foot said We-t Berliners would not P lay w rig h t H u rt hate, ring in love. King out Mary Jo iarsiiull of Cassel­ “ Deep In the Heart »( hulls ami hid In bathrooms, have accepter! the visiting Chief Williams said Jerry n bt-of-way, and it has hem WASHINGTON f t'I’lt— The DUBLIN (U l'l)—Irish play war, ring in peace. Ring out berry and fir*. Jeannette FalHaskins, residing in llie build an opted by the County Com- passes if lbey realized the wright Brendan Bciian. ap­ Texas," was sung, in Ger­ but many uf them suffocated strungeis, ring in friends. kner amt Irs. Nancy Adams, 88th Congrc-, wound up its in the murky smoke. man. first session a* usual claiming ing, was arrested for receiv­ to -sion, for an east west high­ political cost. parently struck by a hit and Ring out despair, ring in hope. of Washimloa, t>. c West Berliners took advan­ Funeral [services will he to have chopped the be Jab ing stolen properly when it way from a point Immesltalely Ring out sin, ring in God." It's tage of their passes Sunday run driver early this morn­ was discovered he was wear­ a pretty big order, but let's conducted at 2 p. m. Tues­ bers out uf the President’s ing cowboy bools taken In (lie east of the Geneva bridge on in record numbers, with 131, ing, was reported unconscious day by Re . Jack Thomas at budget. Any way you look at II bway <6 proceeding north and in “on!) fair" condition try. Dave lane Funeral Home in it, the claim it misleading— burglary. Tommy Wade and ol Koneva to the Osceola uir- 621 crossing into the Soviet with pneumonia and bead in­ sector (or the day. Tho pre­ .i Juvenile were Implicated in s in p . There arc tentative Trooper Hill of the Highway Hulnes Clt Nlhtack Funeral if nut downright phony. juries. About all the lawmakers tlie theft. Haskins and \Vad> plans to build another road vious day’s high was Jo w i Patrol says, “ If you're getting Home was ,n charg ■ of local into traffic troubla up to your j arrangemer s. Burial will be can say for a fact is that were being held at county from the latter point north on Saturday. Boats Seized they have trimmest the late jail. The juvenile was reieal- and east of the airstrip. curs it’s l>ecaU*e you’re stick -1in Haines l ty Cemetery, MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Williams, a passenger in a President Kennedy's year-old ed to relative*. Lund predicted the 7.300 tug your neck out too much.'' Federal agents seized two * • I truck drive by 1'isc Scott. requests for new money, and acres will be developed as in- Swap: Bowl boats, buinbs. blasting equip A rose is a rose is a rose— 66, Negro ibor foreman for by a considerable sum, though duvtrial sites should Die canal ment and five antl-Csstro wrote Gertruds Stein. If her an Orlando con-tructi m com­ even this must be swallowed be situated directly across bis Tickets guerrillas in the Atlantic off statement was intended to pany, was trusbed to death with salt. land However, he added, Ibis tourist mecca Saturday For Job show us man's inability to de­ when (hr v(hie!*- hit a guard should the canal at this point As for Intimations this re­ DALLAH (UPI) — Tickets night as they beaded for a scribe this beautiful flower, it rail at tho Interstate I rvlt duction means a cut in the follow the river, he still plans is just as true today a* when at Lake Mo roe, Friday even- government budget, President to develop it. probab’y as to the Texas-N'avy football secret Caribbean tiasc. Johnson already has blown written. For year* It has been Ing. Approximately 95 members home sites with water front- clash New 3’ear's Day In thr TUESDAY, UECEMUEU 31at. Cotton Bowl are going for N eu tral Zone OKd almost as difficult to success­ Troope* (rninir Tomlinson that out of the water of the Seminole High School as*. NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) high and various prices. A and Troope John McConnell He told a new* conference graduating class of 1918. in­ fully grow roses in Florida. 9:110 l». M. - Til ? classified ad Sunday had tlie British Commuhwciilib Rvia that government cluding wives and husbands, The Florida Extension Serv­ investigated the three acei- recently Dims Secretary D u n c a n spending for Ihe current 12 attended a reunion Thursday Casselberry newest approach. ices, advises Seminole Agri­ dents. Lou Feldman’s Mayfair Orchestra months—and that is what U night at Jim Spencer's Res­ “ Havo four Cotton Bowl Sandy* announced today both cultural Agent Cecil Tucker, Meeting Set meant by the budget—will run taurant. tickets," it said, “want em­ Greek and Turkish Cypriots has just issued a booklet en­ just about what Kennedy fore­ titled “Roses in Florida." It is Plane Vith 5 Presiding was class presi­ A combined meeting of the ployment, prefer oil explora­ have accepted his proposal • MIDNIGHT BUFFET for a neutral zone along Ihe cast. 198.8 billion, or maybe a dent. Herbert E. Stcnstrorn. Casselberry Board of Abler- tion. . , ," the first such publication is­ few dollar* more cease-fire lino in Nicosia. • ENTERTAINMENT • FAVORS sued by this sgency since 1932. John Alexander introduced men and the Casselberry zon­ those present, Mrs. Margaret ing Commission will be held } l you would lika a copy con­ 311AM I ( p |) - A light 16 Killed Manfro read letters from at 7 p.m. today in the Mu­ Black Sheep? tact Tucker. ptane carrvfcg five person* S afety H at Tickets $3..*d) I’er I'eraon, Inc. T hx & U p BLACKBURN, E n g l a n d many members of the class nicipal Buildintr to further MANITOWOC, WU. (UPI) TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — was re p o rt! missing today I>re»M Optional on a too mil flight front Nas- (UPI) — Sydney Smith, 77, who could not attend, and (onoldi-r suggested changes to •—- Duller iearchtd fur a list? A three-car accident near L eibling Dies NEW YORK (U P l)-A . J sau to Cat land in the i!a- i'iedited his black bowler hat Mr*. Mona Ruth Walker read the proposed comprehensive sheep which vanished Sunday Tallah.tsice Sunday killed two Call For R eservations: F A 2-8800 today with saving him front the class will. Phyllis Chap lulling ordinance. from a Nativity scene her* persons and Injured five Leibling. 39, sharp critic of hantas. Under discussion will be In­ in sub-zero wtuther. others, Including threw mem­ The Coast Guard here or- serious injury when a garage man read the class prophecy, the nation's press, died Sat Officers were advised, “if ber* of 'me family, pushing urday. Liebttng was a staff de r c l two ilanrs into the wall collapsed, sending hum and special entertainment dividual ami collective pro­ writer with the New Yorker scared for ie single engine dredt of pounds of bricks and I was provided by Bobby I’ullin tests filed at the Nov. I pub- you see him, he’s wearing a Florida's weekend traffic toil [lie touring an the ordinam-e. wool coat” | rubble crashing down on bim- | ami Alvin Penlry. tu at least 16. aircraft. magazine when ha died, f * Storm Dumps 6 Inches Of Snow Onto Texas West Berlin Agrees To Wall Talks m w A Suspect Held In Robbery 88th Concludes First Session Mayfair Inn 95 In Class Of 1948 Celebrate AboarqMissing ^^N ew Year's Eve Vt By l i l l i i StcM tm a There will ha some 13 mil­ lion ears on the move during the New Year holiday. That ■lotw ought to b« enough to Impress upon you the necesgity of taking it easy and watching the other fellow. • • • We wrote a sport* column In Friday*! edition of The Herald about membenhlp In tho Booatera Club. We had word from tho organization that ita preaent membership of 800 waa a drop in the bucket. We reported that we had been back in Seminole eince last August and despite all the ma­ terial The Herald had run ■bout the Boosters Club no­ body had informed us how to Join, how much a membership cost, or how to go about It. We found out! First thing this morning In comes Georg'' Touhy with one question, "Where’* your buck 7” Add one new member to the Boosters Club. United Press Leased Wire �p FoQowtog the cocktail par* ty ta d iteak itiaair, many of. tte group of over W person* adjourned to tte Mayfair Inn where they eajoyod dinting at tte a a n a l tator-flraternity a t e to tha a lia of a Mary Uaatoaaai I t e y h art te a eUldna. A t waa yraaaatad a trophy lor t e r toag-dittuca Journey to Join too elaio lor V M l i m , FAS AWAY c u m Mrs. Norms Jean Ellis Nurias to tb s rwm ica o f bar 1B68 taninolo High School class at tha Capri Saturday n ig h t kra. Nsrlna, who rasMea In Coronado, California, la shown bring greeted i t tho door by Mrs. Edgar Brues and Banka Regiater, elaia vice president TERRY CORDELL MEMORIAL TROPHY and its replica are shown to tho Class of 1063 of which ho was president by vice president Banks Register of Orlando, Mrs. Terry Cordell of Sunford and Copt. Joe Hutchi­ son of North Carolina. Trophies were presented earlier to Saminole High School, but not all of the class had a chance to see them. The smaller trophy will bo presented each year to an outstanding athlete, and the large one will remain in the achool’s trophy case. (Herald Photo) for a muster of ysara, died Saturday morning la Lakeland vbara ha Urad Vor tte past 11 w a tto . A mtali tar of tha Church of Cod, ha had baas active in tha ministry for M yaara. Ha la aurrlrad by ala sons, J. Lord of Fort Myara, W. W. Lord of Homeland, B, B., Don and C. H. Lord, all of Jacksonville and P. E. Lord of Datend; five d»u*ht«ri, Mrs. W. H. Harman of San­ ford; Mrs. Tom Higclnbotham of Jacksonville, Mrs. J. L Gillntt of Leeeburg, and Misa Eunice Lord and Mrs. Paulina Fainbild, both of Lakeland. Funaral services ware sche­ duled for S p.m. today at the Church of God, French Arenua and 22nd Street, with Rev. L. 8, Williams and Rsv. Harry W. Henderson officiat­ It was poiatod oat that a ing. Burial was to be In Oaksimilar paymost of oaralngs lawn Memorial Park. os thrift accounts waa paid at Brieaon Funeral Home In mid-year. Tha dividend rate far i m , Harper as Id, was faor aad oae-quartsr percent "Purposeful saving baa al­ ways bean a characteristic of tte Amorieas poopIs ea they took to a future that normal­ ly inehidei retirement,” tho loan asiodstlon officer said. Now, to this lure-to-eome Mra. Lacey E. Halim, 70, need has been added savings •Had at 1:11 a.m. Friday In accounts to provide for ad­ Seminole Manorial Hospital. vanced education of children, A natire ef Martinaburg, vacations, down payments on W. Va., aha had mads her homes, home Improvements, home at 109 8. Holly AvaIt waa pointed out. nua In Sanford for tha p u t Saving and loan aasocia- nlna yean. She w u an ac­ Hons, Harper said, have In- tive member of tho World created in popularity as a War I Auxiliary and Ameri­ safe place for thrift accounts can Legion Auxiliary of because of their assured saf­ Sanford and of tho VFW ety and botter-than-average Auxiliary of Caaaolborry. earnings. The assets of theta Survivors locludo ont bro­ (Irma In tha United Stales tter, WIlHam Schneider of now exceed $loa billion, he Winchester, Va.; three sla­ added. ters, Ml*. Lucy Keaseckar and Mra. Oda Lock of Harris, burg, I’a, and Mr*. Ida TeaEnds Training Second Lt. Donn L. UIrsy, mar of Clareland, Ohio. The body waa forwarded to son of Ur. snd Mrs. D. R. Ulrey, Oviedo, h ll completed Cleveland for services and the 28-wock officer*' baric buriaL Hriaion Funeral Homo course at Marino C o r p s In charge of local arrangemenu. ichooli, Quintico, Va. First Federal Dividend Due EMPIRE Samuel R. Dlghtoo, to, at­ torney, who fo n aely prac­ ticed law In Sanford, dtod Sunday at Holiday Hospital in Orlando altar a kmc illness. Mr. Difhtan had his offices in the Sanford AtUaRs Na­ tional Bank fro until 1907, when ha moved to Day­ tona Beach, and Utsr re­ joined tte Army. After World War n, ha Joined tte Amer­ ican Fire and Casualty Life Insurance firm In Orlando ns claims attorney. Survivors include Ms wife, Mrs. Florence Difhtou, of Or­ lando; one son, John M. Dlghtoa, of Galnoirllto; one daughter, Mra. Robert D. Powell, Yorktown. Va.; 10 grandchildren and one broth­ er, Andrew j . DigMon, Mootlcello. 111. Sanrlca* will be hold Tueiday at I p.m. at P in t Prosbytarlan Church In Orlando. Black Funeral Home la fat eharga of arrangomonts. The family has requested that no flower* be sent. 8 T O 1 0 1 B .A V G . TENDER TASTY New Year’s Special! ' SMOKED • Round • Sirloin • Club TENDER JUICY Legal Notice .worsen N otice Is h e r t b r given th a t th e an n u al m ee tin g or the Shareholders o f South Semi­ nole K ink, P e rn P ark . P lo rIda, will be held e l It's b a s h ­ in g hom e In P e rn P erk , Coun­ ty o f Seminole, S ta le of F lo r­ ida. oa T uesday, Ja n u a ry M. IM S. a t 1:00 P. M. for the purpoee of h e a rin g repnrte. tor th e election o f D lreclare for th e ensuing y e a r and for the tran e ac tlo o of ouch bu eln .se w h ic h m ay o r m lc k t properly com * before th e said m eeting, o r aoy a d jo u rn m e s t o r a d ­ jo u rn m e n t! th e re o f. Also, notice la hereby given th a t Ja n u a ry T. t i l l , has been U sed ae the Iteconl D ale (o r Shareholdere e n title d to r o t a a t tba A nnual Shareholdere m ee tin g ae e at forth above. J. P, Toole. Vice P re sid e n t end C ashier South Bemjnole Bank P ern P n rk . Ptorlds P ublish Deo. f t . t l . t i l l . C D P -le l SHOWBOAT PO RK & B E A N S SHOWBOAT Spaghetti & Tom. Sauce 3 NO. 303 CANS ^ C c Z j HONEYSUCKLE ROSE t L a CAN SAXET — Limit S I t’s the aurvet road to • Happy Now Year—all year long! Drtve with c a n . . . ovwrywher , . . aad got your "Do unto other*” bumper strip a t any VPAL edlical , » OX. FKG. M. G FROZEN FIVE OF A GROUP of 28 New York cnl> drivers who are vacationing In Sanford, golfing, fishing und enjoying tho Florida winter. Staying at the Mayfair inn they are, from left Frank Amodco, Frank Jeanette, Honnle Wood, Art Sisson and Art Sapersteon. (Herald Photo) Oviedo Class Has Party LIMIT 4 PLEASE U. 8. NO. 1 WHITE Bananas By Betake Kelsey The Chrletmai meeting and party of tho Kingdom Shaken Clau of the Oviedo First Bap­ tist Church wee held at tho home of Mr*. Cleo l.eiuhart. Following a covi-ml dish Supper, member* enjoyed a gift exchange. Tho Lainhart homa was beautifully decorated in the holiday theme for the occasiou. More Air Than Metal Tu make a ton of pig Iron acquire* more air than miner• I *. Proportions normally Used la a blast furnnen are almoat two tone uf iron ore, m arly one ton of coke, onete lf •ton of limestone and four tons of air. Aatiqoe Show & Sale DELANO ARMORY JAN. 3 - 4 - 5 Watch For l-orger Ad. M EN - W OM EN 9 C/b IRESH GREEN from agre IS to 52. Pre­ pare now fur U. S. Civil Service Jolt opening* in Ihl* area during the next L i n c o l n Service help* thou,and. prepare for ihrar trau every year. It ia one of the largest and oldest privately owned schools of II month:. Government ponilluns pay lie kind snd ie not connect­ a* high as 11 IS.DO a month ed with the Government. to start. They provide murh greater security than For FRF.H Information on private employ men! a n d Government John, including excellent opportunity for Hat of ponilion* and sal­ advancement. Many pool- aries, fill out coupon and lion* require little or no mall at once — TODAY. speclallird education or ex­ You will also get full de­ tails on how you can pre­ perience. But to get one of three pare yourself for thrss hate, you must psen a test. teats. Cabbage 5 <ifc T ie competition I* keen ■lid In *«ine t o r . only one Duu't delay — ACT NOW I out of fiva pass. LINCOLN KHItVICE, D ept 22 Pekin, Illinois I am very much Interested Please send me absolutely I'HKK (I) A lUt ol |i. H. Government position* and salaries; ( 2 ) Information on ho* to qualify for a U, 8. Government Job. Name Street City Age Phono 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. S t & Sanford Ave. (Plenty Of Free Parking In Rear Of Store) 1100 W. 13th S t I PRICES GOOD THRU WRD. Quantity Rights Reserved �+•» J O H N S O N CITY. T u . |VPI) — President Johnson has Injected new and lively elements into the ordinarily »tufly world of diplomacy — the 40-liter hat, country danc­ es end finder-lickin' barbe­ cued sparerlbs. The colorful social side of Johnson's two-day viilt here with West German Chancel­ lor Ludwig Erhard all but overshadowed the carefully honed communique which sig­ naled the end of their confer­ ence Sunday night Erhard and his chief ad­ visers flew out of Texas for Bonn at dusk, wearing widebrimmed W e s t e r n hats, champing on Mexican cigars and praising the glories of Texas hill country hospitality. Implementation and activa­ tion of diplomatic decisions reached here will be up to cabinet ministers and am­ bassadors of the two nations, and this will take time. But the ministers and envoys had new guidelines from the top. The guidelines s h o w e d plainly that, after meeting and talking, Johnson and Er­ hard would pursue a new de­ gree of cooperation and con­ sultation. Early Sunday afternoon the two leaders, in consultation with their foreign ministers, agreed on a joint communi­ que that stressed the import­ ance of continuing to explore all possible avenues to im­ provement of East-West rela­ tions, easing of tensions and the enlargement of prospects for peace. The communique was is­ sued In n dusty yard outside the gymnasium of the gram­ mar school at Stonewall, Tex. Smoke from barbecue pits swirled over the scene in a pungent fbg. A couldron of rich barbecue sauce bubbled over a wood fire at the door of the frame building. inside the gym, Texas' gift to the concert world, piano virtuoso Van Cliburn, rippled off gentle passages from Brahms and Beethoven from a wooden stage unaccustomed to the burden of a 1,000-pound grand piano. At the bead ta­ ble, Johnson, Erhard and some of the key figures of Western diplomacy worked their way through piled-high plates of barbecued beef, pork spareribs. ranch beans, cole slew, end Med fruit pies. Correspondents tram sever­ al countries and a host of White House reporters scur­ ried from the gym and serosa the yard to the email school building which for the day had been transformed into a communications complex 4 teletypes and telephones. While Texas highway pa­ trolmen, with heavy caliber revolvers slung on their hips, and high school dancers In au SA V f WASHINGTON (UPI) Membership in U. S. churches te s climbed to an all-Ume Vgh of 117,MS,000, despite a sharp slump In the growth rate of Protestant denomina­ tions. The 196-4 yearbook of Amer­ ican churches, published by t h e National Council of Churches and based on offi­ cial statistics from 252 religious bodies, showed a total emt>ershlp of W,929,W1 for g Protestant denominations. This represented an Increase of slightly less than .8 per cent over last year’s figure. A Aiembership of 43.W7.938 was reported for the Roman Catholic church, an Increase of 2.3 per cent over the total •hows in the 1963 yearbook. The Protestant growth rate mas only half as great as the Wormal increase in the U. S. population, which averages 1.8 per cent a year. But the Catholic flgurei pulled up the overall increase tn church membership to 1.6 per cent— precisely keeping pace with population growth. ted, white and Meek cos­ tumes listened from the door­ ways of classrooms, t h e words of the communique wert flashed around t h e world. Tho President and the Chancellor said they contin­ ued to hope that Western ef­ forts to reach a stable, Just reduction of war-threatening difference* with Russia "will meet a constructive response from the Soviet Union." groats w m . m Experienced Dry Clean A L andry Track Driver Most Know CUy Of Sanford * Seminole Grant? GOOD PAY FOR SOBER, RELIABLE PERSON AGE: OVER 25 Apply In Person — Mr. Jeralgan — SAN FO RD DRY C LEA N ER S 110 E. 2nd. SUM! ^ jp CLO SED WKDNKSDAY * £ JcnMcry 1st Oyea VI esMTaoadoy « QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU DEC 31ST ■ m im aroma, Y E L L O W SO L ID S E L G IN . . L im it 2 W i t h $ Z 5 0 Food m . — aomaiaMt — taao O rd e r M argarine .. *10' KRAFT PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE 8-oz. PKG. 29* SANFORD ELKS entertained at their nnnunl Christmas Party lost Tues­ day afternoon for some 200 children with gifts, fruit and candies given to each child by Santa. Organizations aiding the club with supplies for this year's party included the American Legion, the Lions Club and the Mayfair Men’s Golf Association. (Herald Photo) REG. 5 9 * C O P E L A N D A " Frozen Cornish Region Conducts Konig Service By Mrs. Adam Muller were conducted at DeBary Memorial service* for C. Funeral Home by Herbert D. Konig, of DeBary, young *,ihb American Legion Post Navy man stationed at Sanford Naval Air 8tatlon, who At the request cf the young was killed In an automobile man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. •ceident in North Carolina, Christopher K o n i g , Cdr. — --------------------------------- Peter Knppenaal placed In The Chinese have made pa- working the call system with raer from wood for more than more than 40 members of the V.C00 yesn. Post responding. Property Casualty 114 N O R T H PA RK F A 2 0331 M titr i Tm M m S b ap WITH THO COUPON AND PURCHASE Of Ow »>«• p. oiim so in w n l i u s Shrinp B irg irs •OOO TN.U DSCSM.I. SIM AT ANY WINN-DIXII SAVE 6i E A C H . . D IX IE D A R L IN G LONG GRAM Fancy Rice.. Blackeye Peas Corned Beef Pork & Beans Cream Corn . Blackeye Peas Collard Greens SA V E lOg E A C H . . FL A G A PEAS . Limit 2 W it h *1 Order or S A V E 14* E A C H . . LIB BY TH THO COUPON AND PURCHAU Of Two P i t s . P n o m a a i o kin * SA V E 5 Y ii E A C H . , V A N C A M P . , L im it 3 w ith $ 5 .0 0 o r d e r o r m o r e . 51 Extra Tm Vi Im Stops WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHAU Of TWO CA.fOM, RICH’S r n i M Coffta Rick Tm. u D icw an Slrr AT AMY WtMM.DIXtg 50 Extra Tm Viht S tu rt WITH THtJ COUPON ANO PURCHAU OP o j j Vma. p - okh iuuiki. n Ckoeolatt Caka M IN O I.l Another Trade Wind* Cei iUrie the Seminole Plata Sh p p in g Center 17. S. 17-92 at Caste lb rry Potatoes4»49 SA V E 7V*< E A C H . . T H R IF T Y M A ID W H O L E K ERNEL O R SA V E 1* E A C H . . B U S H 'S BEST S A V E 2 Vi* E A C H . . B U S H 'S BEST G REEN S Washington State Extra Fancy R E D D E L IC IO U S FROZEN im.«* Hm tin t te eafor the pU.n ■ .1 Wining Mf i t this beeutilal Trees Wiede . . , a p p rtti.l. Ae n i l . H ivp*ikly pr.yer.6 ASTOR PURE CONCORD GRAPE MORTON FROZEN CHEESE AND ?rz n m i C ja u g et Ci smi& e e c ttijtC ? n c and a s ta m p eve li t f d im e a t ISBURG 1. MELBOURNE 1, COCOA 2 Palmetto Ave. A 3rd SU �Holiday Roulette l_ itatfa b 1m «4 VM ---- M ■ N nta ■i •M n f , ITfOtt N— M* coach of tho N a t b .d m i la tho Florida aOatar high school feothefl f u n B is lfsrth te a s r a that c a n t by a aeon of 10 to 0 a n r tha Sooth d n t a and the number o f potato racked op hr the North squad still etu d e as the g a m 's high awela g record. Not oaJtr Is H gstt teueMowd a top-notch football coach bat he Is also a fsatlsm aa la a iry other reaped. Tarafty pott was selected to Florida's little stats teams. Pigott turned down an offer to f professional baseball after bo t the Army during World War IT. lead, ha accented an athletics d a n h te and attended tbs Unirtr* r o f Florida. A fter a successful non on the Gators’ freshman la 1MC Pigott marriad Melba Bssdsr. The couple now has four ckfldrca. Chock, a ninth grader at Sanford Junior High and a terrific football prospect; Pam, an eighth grader sad junior high cheer leader; R tt*, a fifth „ and Eddla a Patti and Eddie atElementary School. ________ a t Port Myers Junigh School for one year. He five yeare mentoring at High Strings High School and one year at NeW banyjtigh School before coming . lUa tea m won ehampionahipe while he coached at Fort Myers, High Springs and here in Sanford. HIc e m a il record now ■tends at 92 par odoatifle toots. Tat s lot of taos-agontaka (to tea ehkkaa *r laty to katcaao MO-mU* contest, aala on Manorial Dap, will atrlvo to impress their gjri friends bp driving SO or ltg ■tloo pot boor cm ordinary nah. Thoy aren't bran but aba» ply Juvenile fool*. And their more mature girt frtenda (who protest at only araart onaa on tho front aaat of aneh a earl (Alwaya writ# to Dr. Grmae la cat* of tkla sows, paper, ottbolag a Wag It cooes to his players adhering to training rules and conduct regula­ tion*. In fact* ho encourage* hU playera to attand tho church of their choke; B is tea m , a s a w etter o f fa st, aster eater iato a hoQ g a m without pausing for a prs-ga m *** o L o f the fins things shoot Jim Pigott is that he p ractise what ha preaehes sad tssebss. Bo's a sm tb er o f tho First Methodiat Chunk o f Sanford and teaches s Sunday school class. Be and his family inside in Loch Arbor. Pigott admits that he and his fam ily h ats aster enjoyed Ihrlng anywhere as much as they h a ts liked residing in Seminole Coun­ ty. Sanford and Seminole County are proud of Jim Pigott and hia ex­ cellent staff. And The Herald joins thousands of Sernlnol* County citi­ zens In applauding him. his asso­ ciates and his players for the exceUent season they and tbs football fane in thia area enjoyed this eon. Thought For Today And Jesue eeld to him, Why do you cell me good? No one is good but God alone.—-Luke 18:19. # • a Roaming in thought over the Universe. I taw the little that is Good steadily hastening towards immortality. And the ta et all that is call'd Evil I saw hastening to merge it­ self and become loot and dead. —Walt Whitman ‘Vacation Farm5 Is Play WAS8DC0T0H (UP1) — that in a few mot* years the * Tta Soviet Union a According t* a pamphlet I ra- five nialn crops in this country negotiations to acqt. aantly racalvod from tha Agrl- *fU U * h“ t’ ” rn' eotto°**»Pte«U of Amorim oaltaiM D n s r t n n t tha b***# 1Bd t0Url,U' ‘»to, . .tipoUtlon **»• * • ! will eoltoro Department, tho Uteri If #Q , »MUIJI, thjlt tt thing to th* way of fun and wjjj then be made o part of must carry U. 8.- me gamao Is a “vacation farm." the regular federal farm pro- eras. As I understand It, a vaea- gram. Farmers who cultivate Th, Kuaelana will ttoa fane to sort of Ilka a dude tourist* will be eligible lor tain 2S ehlploade of naefc without saddle sores. price support* and that aort of from Canada and W City folks who are deterwln- thing. many. ad to do aomethlng different Thar* will bo extended da- Japan will accuse th •n their vacations can go llv* bote* In Congre* over how to gutee of “dumping" on a fans for a week or ao as handle tho surplus of tourlata. tourist* on tha world paying guoata. A group of liborala to th* Savaral Republicans They are provided with Penat* will propose that the eUM ,he admlnUUi board aad lodging, plus an op- United States reduce tho aurp|an, u MnJ portaalty to gathar egg*, plow pta* by sending tourist* to ^ Cu|)u. tha “back 40, operat* tha manure oproador and other­ wise havo a Jolly tlmo. “H uy fanners have already davolopod such family recrea­ tion packages," tha departmint reports. It eiama logical to oxpoct Unclassified 10 e D l / l — (o ti\A f /W . Me A • J j f 'l The Lord lovoo the poor, but not the poor end laiy, aa get In then and walL — Trumpeter Louis Armstrong, advising young musicians. Operation Minors oro," a proby tho State aant against has entered go with ofstate reportarrsete of report* * to rebar* this problem U eertoLaly commendable," Keltlog exclaimed. "The spirit of cooperation expressed by theeo leader* and many other private eitixeni la »U that w* had hoped for. JTm ««*•»■ nirortnr • lf ta tog azpUms •gram began •lasts have l aettosttki nearly all ol la aa effort aw prohibitof aleahalic non. mi- * - f m0> were dietriitodeau dur- U executive be Mor coodudi • We receive *\ * eJ fte/j ^ United State! be*, mads to to m ,U n | People talk about tho mid­ dle of too road •• though It ware unacceptable . . . Thera have to bo compromise*. Tha middle of the road U all of tho uaablo aurfaeo. The ratramei, right and loft, are tha gutters. —Dwight D. Elsenhower. Edition minora aware that they or* ^laUUag toe Uw wtU sharply Amtrku lU reduce the number of arraaU . w* will be raquirad to make." Befog* ^ h» nU. Utea palate, I« «!»* of this tlte Bever•«* Director predicted exten*ive arrert* of youtoi to » m tag *e*ka. Many of tho state a » ^ v a ra ra DUUlet. mJy rar a lly Mmplatod dtotelbuttoa •» *" , eoaemtnted **- tiont, pllflt> qu€r Auoci ,|b # I c a re fu l m io u fa c tu n i aSout ^ u hil meets your r u ^ sal phiee of tore*moet ____ jeh expUlna orraated tfcoa far _ _ _ _ _ _ th iutters U rang* from aga IS to so," V/A M K T an alcoholic [mile* where thata U earnhave heiun. The director offered pralM lor the many law enforcement ■{ancle* and school aulhoriUaa around th* state who have pledged support to tho depart­ ment'! drive to bait violation! OUR BOARDING HOUSE by the youths. 1LWMCY UtVtEYHE ■* » * I "The attitude of our local YHiNKiM’fl c o a t e - t u n annual A* BOOM AW L iiw n V5 Orj Vl cation farm, all algna will law enforcement and school griuf py Ahd cdi tvte uPMUPflOP-nWVW^/iOWlSTMAft NiewrualrtJOfteA vteeKtwjce/, point to another bumper crop. official* toward our efforts AtaVfU.VfWLL/ Noal—'taxziJlOtO A L(HA5aHM Vf*KT0F/ dTAKTtun /nauArivon iMBADBCbfVTtrfVX-rvf'fEftR k AAMSf A F te^ -I VMM u i M /Aourr *xko\ eusn amT tvisv'd u w b WARDVtrLL <1 PUTUSttUCU^ TVf tj-SCAHERlIO0tMOTHi HAMfi ADUTOt \ \ OMB OP1U£»A,/6ERAMluaV\0tnMO6c\fO 6BT 1*1, tUNCM—BUT1) vhio FiRe n nzA ie.gcw sM D Z iu.* wants la dvtvo at spaada Tbs worit damafool ml* h aaasaa at IN mOoa par taka I aver mad*. I left tha boar, thaa g* *«t to tho In- mood moit Important Job dlaaafalls apasdway. (Speaker of tho Houit) to bal o t *a ordinary highway*, corat a waiting boy to to* aaytblag abora tha tiatad President -John Ndbco Garner, M, vies pniidont nndor P.DJt bom m s to m i. mb Kaating said. •'The report rePr#,,oU trrtttt ta only a few of the «T counties. Addi- Y V *affY tonal reports will bo made x 0X \ froquaatly, tha Director ex- Senator Spuiard Hollaad lays, to hla weekly report from WiihtoftoB, that ha bcllevaa that the current actiloa of Coogreaa la entitled to a past deal of credit for soma of to* legliUtton which it hit defeated or refused to pass." Tha Congrats la an todependant branch of tho gov•nrment and la on# of tha itroogast cheek and bal­ ances set up under our Con­ stitution. It U not expected to rubber-itamp legislation which camea to U from too President • elect Lincoln wrote first draft of hla In­ augural ipaech In Springfield, lit, before starting for Wash­ ington. A\Am ending Uw Korean war. all prisoners of war were ghrau ■a opportunity to chooee to return to their homeland, re­ main with their capton, or to some other goody. er 31,000 C om au B let troops chose not to return home, and 31 American gab diera remained with the Com­ munists. Some 4,430 surviv­ ing U.S. prisoners r*turned from Korea. K Several Homes Ready- AND OF COURSE THEY ALL HAVE CENTRAL DUCT HEATING AND MANY OTHER COMFORT FEATURES m wS' y Ravenna v] MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL A Page 4 Sanford. Florida Mon., December 30, 1963 WALTKM A. UIBLOW, KUITOW M U rtL u i l. m v arao s A a w e ta ia E d tte r r a u i van r«LT U a a a g i* * KdUae atiux vanix* O e aty ceitor Social* u eitar B a ia v oLMr.aoa ■Mae Salivary riiB L IV IIK K W eak ■ taacairrio a a m i ■vailavle |M « | !.«« « ELECTVtl Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today I , teaU Per Year Look J M I I aUOaMANBM H a i la .i , U * n * a ,r ■ A H niK T T B. J O H a iO N C U iilfU it n ir e e ts r r a a a voltoli.v* C lrra la tlo a M a a aa ar Bavinc* Prtm t i i by Januxy 10th w ill earn profiti from Uw first o f the year‘o r a full year’s return zwxt Dacgnitar 31d t Money added by the 10th o f • m y month w ill earn foe the entire month for maximum profits a ll the tiae. CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENriONAL FINANCING r a a o wblls M ecbsnleal BupL C a a a tt *11 e t h e r Y«*r t i l l ! l T ear M a stk e a .u * U aaU e II* I M o n th , see a M onth, t ea i M om * i.aa i Month C- a r , e u t R * su U ila k a provide M e l a ll m*ll a iib tc rtp u e a s he j* M la a lv a a c * . I t* this month...every month J lW J U n O K & A C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY G eaenl Office 311 W. 33th St. Phone FA 2-3103 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RO.- FOLLOW OUR SKiNS S T E N S T R O M REALTY Sales Agenl* look to �J>«» JACKSONVILLE— (UPI) — Miss America of 19*4 her phoney-brown hair covered with V grime and her eye* reddened, u ld it with atark simplicity: 2-160 P A R K A V B . “I didn't think that we would PRICES G O O D THRU TUESDAY get out of there alive." DECEMBER 3 1 , 1 9 6 3 Clad in a white hospital gown and sitting in a wheel­ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESKRVIO chair, beautiful Donna Axum, told how the was rescued from the Roosevelt Hotel af­ ter spending more than an A hour in a smoke-filled room on'the 10th floor Sunday. "The first thing I heard this morning was the tele­ phone ringing in the living room of our suite," said the 21-year-old University of Ar­ kansas s Indent from El Dor­ ado. Ark. "We Just thought It was the telephone operator trying to p w a k a ns early, so we Ignored w i t But then 1 beard the airoos and smelled the smoke." Miss Axum u ld she woke her chaperone, Hiss Lucille Previttl of Lynwood, N. J„ end they donned bathrobes and slippers and tried to en­ ter the hall. "The amoke in the hall was terrible to we went back Into our locm," Miss America said. "We tried to stay at the window but Lucille passed out and dropped to the floor," ahe continued. "I could tell •he was still breathing so I didn't worry about her. , Mias Axum said she was able to carry on a shouting conversation with Bill Cashman, the man In charge of her Gator Bowl appearance, •a be atodd in the etreet be- M ai ow n mm. iM O ZtN PRODUCTS ROASTING C H IC K E N S ttgriM tAL fc - SMOftEO Zm. ■ ■ Towouttrt ■ T it™ OUT • • Asked what she said to him, Mias America smiled and an­ swered: "Come get me." Miss Aaum said that after she and Mias PrevitU had been in the room en hour William Fielden Jr.. 19, son A of the public relations man • from Miami who has been handling her Florida appear­ ance, kicked down her door. Fielden then carried the two women across the hall to the room where he, his father and brother were stay­ ing. "I didn’t know who it was • t first," Miss Axum said, "but I recognized him after • he came into the room. After I saw Bill I Just knew every­ thing was going to be all right." The elder Fielden said there was little smoke in his room end that they wilted there quietly until two firemen H 0010W L 8 TOMATOES bacon s q u a r e s « FRESH LEAFY GREEN A Doctors said they would keep her in a hospital this morning. After her release she is to go to Miami to take part in the Orange Bowl par­ ade on New Year’a Day. Doctors said her condition was excellent and they do not expect her to experience any 111 effects from the heavy _ smoke. P e d ro S ig n e d BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Patriots Thursday signed their 1.1th round draft choice. Pete Pedro, a halfback from West Texas State Col­ lege. A raw tomato la easier to peel if the skin is lightly mas­ saged with a dull knife before it is punctured. FRE-MAR MAYONNAISE THE FAMILY I VORITE THE SOAP Of BEAUTIFUL WOMEN CAMAY IT* EASY TO BE LOVELY CREAMY—LATt RING Virgiala Petroakt P. O. Box 1214 Sanford Phyllis Rugrnatels FA 2-SUt Lake Mary Nora Norris TE 9-1314 S. Seminole WITH COLLARDS QUICK, EASY T O USE DETERGENT IVORY SNOW DREFT DASH ZEST GET WHTTi THINGS WHITER IVORY FLAKES lA R G t SUE PARTY BREADS KEEPS W A SH A BLE LOVELY NOTHING CLEANS LIKE LEAVES CLOTHES SOFTER CAMAY IL DISHES SHINE WITHOUT W IPIN G i r e EASY T O BE LOVELY WITH PERSONA! SIZE ^ B A K E D GOODS LIQUID CLEANER THAT CLEANS EVERYTHING MR. CLEAN *= I HE CLEANSER THAT CLEANS TWICE AS FAST COMET REYNOLDS H EA V'’ DUTY ALUMINUM FOIL wl T II■ �For Top Spot In Ratings V Traaways, Mbs Kay la FaatBra Tonight VandyOnly SEC Team inking O ut Loud; Challenger Is 2141 Or YA's Leg The WBdnto railed m r Metre 1how Rtturdey, 19141, h r M r eighth oeuea* YMIWji - si^ HWA J) £< r£ ' k df i Mt* VJ* / l the oily to* t ahead at KautaalV to total ratiigs — Loreto i 1 Ckk«f» Md Mldhiguu — MVi Bjgoto daring the i end, tha Wildcats won gXported to mere bit* flrat ptooa. Kentucky takes on a lee* IBW N O U I h itid ’S sueeuaaful football toam boorda a chmrtcrod boo urtjr Saturday morning for ft trip to Jiduomrlllo w han the Onng«-B«lt North Curolinft romp to ■ 80 to 0 victory ov«r tho V. 8 . A ir Forco Falcons in Dm Gator BowL Tht trip waa mad* possible by tho Bminolo (Htrald Photo) u r e — ana a m . glim ■ neo n * u c a — a /ie m am . Martin sad Muguam i n tho kaadlcappers' choice to capture tonight's llth gamo All Star Doubles Feature at tho Orlando Seminal* Jal Alai OreO* m » 1. D. A .'s Hop** t. O onortl Hoc*, a B ally Isa * d r, a C ount P s ik e y , I. W M T a r B ab r. 4. P a ir H ickory, T. R in a ts . I. N ig h t B loom er and the Giants .backs picked up 140 yards. But the Been netted only 110 yards an Wade's passing and only 09 on tha ground. The dlffennce waa In five interceptions, end they paid off with the National Foot­ ball Lasgue crown. A D E L A I D E , Australia (DPI)—Tha Davis Cup waa back in tha possession of the United tSatss today altar a four-year absence but Austral­ ian Captain Barry Hopmaa already waa warning the Yanks not to grow t« attached to i t -W ell get It book next year," Hopmaa eta tad, basing his prediction on tho continued fin* play of veteran Roy Em­ erson and tha emargenc* of young John Newcombe aa a top star. In addition, Hopmaa pointed to 10-year-oid John Cooper oi Melbourne and I t • year • ole Tony Roc be aa outstanding prospects. Cooper is n younger brother of professions! Ashley Cooper and Roche la looked upon by Hopmaa aa "probably tha player with the greatest po­ tential la Australia today.” StUI, meat of tho talk cent­ ered around tho Amortcna team, which only a year ego woo a t Ha lowest abb la deeidea. This year tha United States Is back *0 tap a< the Instead, he wound ay with a fimpy kna* aad a broken thiuo u c a — ana mo* « bout. M * U - I. N o b ra ik a Rod, Toon streamed down Us D 1. L ila T um bler. I. M ay Jan*. face as ha sal dejectedly on 4. Satan*. I. Boy’s O uard. 4. U, A.'* C rim son J o t, T. C aiu el the Glanta' bench in the final Too, t. Bold R eply. seconds of tha came after the roCTBTM MACS — S/1S mile —a redo Chicaro Bear*1 sniping de- dor, t . aIS—H.’e1. aWe oMn D, .'iI . AlmoC arlfenae had intercepted hts fifth ■g*. 4. Jullo'o P ride. I . A. J, I. Donny C e rt, T. T u to r Car­ p u t. The acoreboard read: ton, I. Mr. D ude "Bean 14, Glaata 10- aad an­ r i m t SACK — l / t n Mile— other -big one- had gotten G rade D— 1. Bhrako, J. HI U arglo, t. R ocket’s gwootto, 4. away. V elvet n o ,* . I. E l C am lno all-No excuses," be nattered v*r, 4. M idnight Gold. T. P o s t­ Toot, I. Hobby Jo * O. In the ctubhoase after the il* SIXTH MACS) — ■/■ Milo— gene when newsmen asked a rad* D— U M itch All on, I. U n n , t . M ary Sip. 4. for an explanation of how he Ebony H onor r i l l , «. D-A.’o A llct H a­ had twisted hia loft knee dur­ voc, 4. Silver Shobs, T. Dobbl* I. P a ris Chtmos ing the second period, leaving Mart*. ■BTBXTH DA CM — S /IS Mile him practically Ineffective ae —Or ado c— t . P ly in g Pablo, a pasaer for tha m t of the 1. Copt. M arty, I. t u w Utah. 4. Donna B ins, I. O lltto rlu g game. Roe*. *. B randon P rn n eo r, T. “Someone fell across my HI Dotty A., t. H u n k y D uty. MtSMTH RACK — l / H Mil* leg when I threw that touch­ P ra do C— 1. K o rin ’* P al. 1. down paaa to Frank Gifford,- C harlt* M cQusy, t. O. B.’s paaktr, 4. T ry T o W in, t. Tittle finally disclosed after BDing P olly, I. V leko, I. T's Brawn G ets Award WASHINGTON (UPI) Fullback Jimmy Browo of the Cleveland Browns, who gained a record 14 0 p a d s rushing during the IMS Na­ tional Football League ma­ son, will be booorad as the out ilandlng pro football play«r of tho year Jan. 11 by tha Washington Toucbdswn Club. A iry. I. Rooserakod xiitT M BACH — an a w o e Grad* B— t . A cadia. I. Bonnie Abb*, I. My Wire** B est, 4. Allen Tip, I. K olton U r«tn, I. Ed’s Corky, T. P ond* H u rry , f. Chlckaboo Malal* TBVTM MACM t/1 1 MO* — P ra do A — 1. Donna’s Hl*a Kay. 1. Hypnotlquo, t. Blook Ponds, 4. Q uran's Sllppor, I. Ample Angle, «, Jam es Rock, T. T ram w ays. I. Sandy Emma ELBVHXTH MACM — S/S Mile P ra do T —1. S tarlig h t Kathy. I. P as fa s . *. Onset A lp u l. 4. Cosdos Rook. I. 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Wearing the purple colon of the eighth post position, tho hsnl-hlttlng duo rates a Muguersa will also play the favorite’s n ig in the ninth gama stogies feature by vir­ tue of his highly successful past record In the event In 43 appearances, tha former Tampa jal alai single* champ haa posted nine victories for n decided margin over Us nearest rival. In Iba eighth gam* doubles event, the odds-aakers lean strqpgljr toward Gasti and Aguatfn, with an acknow­ ledgement that trouble may T m lg b fs e a trte e : ra n o m i t O— t. T w isty J»t. *. flammle Halt, t B inge pug. I. P arty P isa, I. T n g L aagut, I. Liberia*, T. De Best, a. Oe Be was tha main cog of CHICAGO (UFI) - Make addition of an estimated |t5 r 000 to 950400 from closed formidable Loyola tonight fat no apology for Y. A. Tittle, the Giants' offense, beat In f f t 1' the Sugar Bowl touraaabnt— but tho arm that threw M circuit telsvUion In three Chi­ the league, and when he suf­ of Now Orleans. The touchdown petoea during the cago arenas for aearly 26,* fered a knee injury aad left m u solid favorite*. National Football League me­ - \ Larry Morris, a linebacker, the game with almost seven Vendeettlt spent the week son couldn't overcome five in­ \ hauled down tha first inter- minutes to go In tha second .#y \ td winning its own Invito- terceptions which boosted the tleael tourney end leaked fan- Chicago Bears to their 10th ception for 01 yards to set up period, tho Eastern Division a two yard plunge by quarter­ champions almost visibly sagveetve in the pri m e. NFL crown. \ • P in t the Commodores drop­ Tho Beers tripped the back BUI Wade, end defensive god. But Tittle came back for ped previously unbeaten Mem- Giants 14-10 in their record end Ed OHradovieh picked off DICK. WILLIAMS JIM McCOY h >5-79, and thou 914 million gemo for all tha the second and returned 10 the entire second half, and railed ever South Caroline, marbles, but i t took two yards to tha Giants' 14 to the hearts of the Bear fans, 1941 through 1948, In Csmpbellxvill*, Xy. 109-71, to run their record to thefts by tho Bears' defense, make possible Wade's one- 45,601 who jammed tha park His leet tom yean of college were spent at Carson New9-0 for the seasonbest in tho NFL, to sot up the yard diva for tho winning In 10 degree temperature, man OeOaga la Jefferson City, Tdnn. He graduated from didn't drop from their throats touchdown. m looks like n good lift 1990. Tittle, almost the grand old until only, two seconds re­ The Beers player* will net PcBowtag hia graduation, Jfan spent two yean fat bet for the No. I teem in the man of pro football, wept un­ mained, when Richie Fetltbon SEC. The Volunteer* won tho about |<J,000 each from the laatry. Bol ha Regia hie coaching career fat the City Gulf South classic at Shrove triumph and tha Giants about ashamedly on tha Giants stole Tittle's desperation pais of Morristown, Tsnn. After five yean la pert, La , during the week­ | 4,000 with the player pool bench in the closing minutes in tha end sons to kill off the Morristown, when ho also taught physical education end with n 75-57 victory ovtr setting a record too with the tsars wsron’t dry on his face Giants' last chance to win. aad eeelsl studies, he came to Sanford In 1959. The Bears' five intercep­ Sfama that thaa McCoy has bom teaching In the Wa­ Arkansas end n 70-63 tri­ of the classic contest, and In the dressing room. tions were the most on Tittle tery department of Seminole High School end serving ae umph over Centenary in the in any one game this season Haa eoech of tho Seminole varsity football team. He la finale. and both Morris and O'BradoTennessee's record for the else Seminole High's hemball coach. vleh picked off screen posses, ■•aeon la 7-2, with both lotaea McCoy, very popular with the football and baseball the Drat of thia type stolen coming early this month. In players aa well as the ether students at Seminole, is a on Tittle ell season. addition to the Gulf South, member at the Plnecreet Baptist Church. Thera he oerves The Giants, beaten in an the Volunteers also have won as superintendent of one of the church's Intermediate NFL title game for the 11th the Virginia Tech Invitational Sunday School departments. In fact, he waa recently time, ware one point favorites, Tourney, und la the only named to the church's board of deacons, whan thay recovered two Chi­ Tan backs wen named to T h e official Orange-Bait SEC teem with two to or ns s e e * mont title* under their belts. Conference aU-atar football the afar-studded all-confer­ cago fumbles fat the first half Back field Coach Dick Wlfllaoa Tho beet of the rest could team his been named by ence team. Representing San­ William* has been n member at the Seminole Hlgk well to Florida, winner at the playan on tha team* of the ford w en Buddy Lawson and touchdown, on n 14-yard paaa varsity coaching staff since tha beginning of tho current Gator Bowl Tourney lest conference schools and tha 24 Lee Sparkman. Also named from Tlttla to Frank Gifford, school year, and n 14-yard field goal by weekend. The Gators downed bertha on the squad were Dick was bom juet smith of Ssmlnols County, In Win­ w en Mika Nappl and John Don Chandler. Manhattan, 100-75, end then dominated by Seminole High ter Perk to bo exact, In 1930. He attended Winter Park Taking advautnga of them topped Air Force, 74-68, in of Sanford and Wildwood High Dance of I/iesburg, Gerald school*, graduating from Winter Park High School in breaks wasn't enough to in­ the final*. Bramlett and Randy Jones of School. 1948. sure tho win. Tho Bears, The G ston aren’t ached Both the Sanford and Wild­ Wildwood, Alan Haya and Hal sparkad by Williams attend til Rollins College in Winter Park O'Bradovkh’s uled for s rent tost nntll Feb, wood elevens placed six men Kam merer of Lakeview plua theft, came from behind in from 1949 through 1961, end then «p«nt four years la the 1, when they meet Kentucky, each on tha all-conference U. 8. Air Force. While In the armed forces Dick spe­ Meanwhile, it’s not unlikely machine. Lakavlaw of Winter Jerry DeLoach and Jerry Gilt tha third period for the win­ cialised In photo interpretation. ning score, and played ball they could go on improving Garden placed five players, of DeLand. In 1965 ho returned to Winter Perk and re-entered on their relatively modest 4-2 Leesburg four and DeLand Those gaining honorable control thereafter to win by Rollins College. In 1957 he graduated, having earned hie mention Include guards Dale n narrow margin, but to win. record. throe. BA degree. It was tha eighth world Alexander and Jo* Firless Georgia Tech continues to In the honorable mention In 1954, U married Lamar Harper. Dick has two atop be disappointing after high department, three Seminolei plus center Sieve BallM of championship for the Bears, daughters, Cray 14 end Kerry 13. He haa two son*, tha first tine* 1949, equaling pro season ratings. The En­ ire lilted along with thru* Sanford; end Pal Wlgglna, Greg g end Kirk 8. gineers barely squatted by Lakevlcw Red Devlia, two tackle Randy Hylton and tha league record, and tho Dick began his teaching career at Glenridga Junior Marquette In the Milwaukee Leesburg Yellow Jackets, and guard Ronnie Cothern of sixth In 10 ventures into the High School in Winter Park in 1067. In I960, he started classic, 9443, and then took a pair of Apopka Blue Dart- Lakeview; end Bob Bowen playoff game since the NFL n thrao-ysor tour of duty with Oak Ridge High School sod tackle Milton Lawrence adopted the division system n 10244 thrashing from Wis­ era. in Orlando. Prom 1961 through 1063 he coached football of Loeaburg; and guard Don in 1991. consin in the finals. Tech is AU-confereace ends includ­ •ad baseball nt Oak Ridge. While et Rollins, Dlek played The Beam paid their top 4-1 this your. ed Billy Higgins and Buddy Sykes and center Bill Shep­ basebell for four years. Ho aUo has four years of semitribute to the defense, award­ The rati of the SEC had Burton of Seminole plus Bud­ pard of Apopka. pro baseball under Ms belt. bad weekend. Auburn had dy Lucas and Danny Jonea of The conference'* t e a m ing the game bell to dafea* # e e the beat time of It, running WUdwood, Robert Russ and sportamanahlp trophy waa sivo Coach George Allen. Doth Rovo Mod# Fine Contributions Its record to 9-3 with an 83-51 Billy Brantley of Wildwood awarded to the Wildwood Tittle penetrated the Bears Both McCoy end Williams have earned tha respect for only 14? yards in tho air. victory over Athene. But ft ware named taekles along High School Wildcats. at fans plus students end athletes at Seminole. It is waa n far try from the Au­ with Mike Glad of Seminole doubtful if Jim Pigott could find two men who would burn team of last year, which and Gary Brodle of Lakeview. fit any totter into the football picture at Bemlnole! This tied for second In the con­ At guard*, Tooy Cinlcola trio of coaches work tcgstksr and think alike. Seminole ference with en 16-4 peason and John Kimmoni of Lees­ is e mighty lncky school to have them and there's no record. burg were selected along with doubt In our minds that Seminole Principal Andy Bracken Larry Pondleton and Lake NIGHTLY 8il0 woud be the first to say so. New York ranks second In Boyer of DeLand. The team’a EXCEPT SUNDAY the U.S. production of but­ two centers were Dsn McCall ter, cheesa end other manu­ el Sanford and Larry Cappiefactured dairy products. man of Lakeview. 1* in poet seven. Other Mature n e e starter* F Emma, James Rock, Traveler Joe and Queen’s Slipper. Scholarship night ia sot for Tbunday nigbt’e anagram with all profit Dent tun m t las goiag to the SUto Beard at Control h r Distribution to worthy students at various Florida universities. > NIGHT SCHOLAR TOMORROW T0MGHTU MRSTftANI 7 J 7:40 pm. I® • • • VALET PARKING LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUBB COMFORTABLY HEATED GLASS-ENCLOSED GRANDSTAND • THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT • Salt# (S p o il Group) • Lang Slwvo Drcon Shirts • Short 81ntvo Sport Shlrta, Fall P a tto n s Cotta • Long S tem Sport Shlrta, Fall P attern • KsltiUklrto • Bnn-jba Shlrta • Special Group Waah A .Year Slacka • Waakito • Boys’ BthKobda BOYS' SIZES: 12 UP L ALL MEN’S SIZES HOURS: • A. M. . 5:30 P. M. £ FRIDAYS: 9 A. M. . » p . M. WE ARE LOOKING PO ^AR D TO SEEING YOU 'm m * THE ROYAL PLAZA MAITLAND, FLORIDA V �J** ent’s fuostfeea on tho proa* paeta for p taet in ISM, Khnucbev died Soviet bodgot rota for military spending ‘I t would bo > good thing If otbor atataa took alrallar aetlon . . . I would caQ It a policy o( mutual example la tho curtailment of tho anna taco.'* Khruaehor 1 i s t o d thcao a n a s of poaalblo agrooment: —Tho alowiag down of tho anna raeo and further allsTlatkm of international ten—Reduction la tho armed forces and cuts la military expenditures. —The reduction of armed forces stationed In other coun­ tries. —A non-agreailon pact be­ tween tho North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and tho Communist Warsaw Treaty powers. —Tho establishment of undear-freo tones and agree­ ment to prevent tho spread of nuclear weapons. "An effort should bo made to restrict the arms race, step by step, thereby loiter­ ing a favorable atmosphere for the radical solution of this Issue through general and c o m p l e t e disarmament," Khrushchev said. Addressing himself to the people of the United States, bo said: "In tho coming year wo want to see tho development of relations of peaceful co­ operation, good neighborlinen and friendship between the people of tho United Statu and the Soviet Union. "This Is Important for our countries. It is Important for other nations, too." Arguing that the Soviet Union needi peace to advance 1U ambitious economic plans, Khrushchev said: "The American people, we believe, do not want war either. The Soviet people are gratified to note that many people In tho U. 3., including prominent figures, believe it necessary to seek ways to bring about mutual under­ standing and achieve agree­ ments, peaceful settlements, on disputed problems." Khrushchev endorsed the late President Kennedy's pol­ icy of peaceful cooperation and expressed satisfaction that President Johnson has declared his Intention to con­ tinue that policy.. LIE'LL C L O S E 6 P.M. N E W Y E A R 'S A L L D A Y W E D N E S D A Y , J A N . 1st ALL GRINDS MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE F o r N o te ccw pleH w w rtw t if ta tfrtm p tfjij cb m * Y L m c h S M O K IO i O N I L U S l i m i t 1 pt-r c u s t o m e r w i t h p u n h.ls«-s o f $ 5 or m o r r |p a r N«W Yh p ' i Km hospitality in ack tl H o g J o w l s • • • D I X I I LILY O R I I L I I C K BLACK* EYE PEAS ........ d o w n • p r o d u c e l« n c Ju ic y S u n -K iit Cream Cheese ..... *i IreeksNaw'e Fancy Red Emperor Sour C r e a m ...........« ’ • Snew CORVALLIS, Or*. (UPI) Families someday may bo ohto to store fresh fish in the refrigerator for three weeks without loss o! its goodness, an Oregon State University food Klentist aaya. R. O. Slnnhuber said a new way of preserving food, radia­ tion • pasteurization, offers promise of extending shell-life of foods If certain problems can bo overcome. He and mi­ crobiologist A. W, Anderson ore directing research on the effect of radiation-pasteuriza­ tion on food spoilage organ­ isms la tea-foods, under o $31,000 contract with the Atomic Engergy Commission. In radiation • pasteuriza­ tion, Slnnhuber said, fairly low dosages of gamma rays ore passed through food, kill­ ing nearly all tho bocteria. No haet Is involved in tho process and the food la In no way radioactive. Research workers also waot to learn about microorgan­ isms surviving the radiation treatment and about those that develop during storage. Slnnhuber said radiation of seifood* was a promising k ps for extend ng the world's ■joJ supply If further re­ search and development can be continued. e a r ’s fr o z e n * Crop Proxoa Orange Juice ... 3 £ Morton's Kiog-Sise Cbkkoe ee i a l t i n e s Turkey Pies ........ 'll • • • • ifd o n 'a P o p u la r P o t a t o C h i p s MABBBT I f e r 'a Flo woeful h s t a n t C o f f e e S E M IN O L E P L A Z A Jtf OM rttn Stam ps tlie e w k iw M ie IMSI-AWAV LIQUID 12c-OfP PACK ■ 6-ox. six# M e mm HW Y. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �WJmut Virginia G Beasley Will Wed Ronald Mick At St Luke's Mr Mattes with VAH-8. He Christmas Cards — Wrappings And Ideals — ALL l/2 PRICK Remove WANDA DIXON, toft, and Karels M ayer ddtosr a box of staffed toys and books to Mrs. Phyllis Arnay a t the Hsmlimto Memorial Hospital. J/u Studio SCHOOL o f BALLET 719 L e a n t A n , M aritya Bp rsa se , D trscter AGK8 S A UP • BALLET • PO IN TS 9 W eek W in te r T erm Regina Girl Scouts Distributed Yule Toys cadettee, have been working on n project for several months to brighten the days of young patients at Seminols Memorial Hospital. The sev­ enth grade students, under the guidance of the leaders, Mrs. Charles Templin and Mrs. Carl Wells, made an as­ sortment of cuddly dolls and stuffed them with cotton for children ha t h e pediatric ward. The girls dipped pictures and complied them Into books for the children too young to raud, and contributed story books for older youngsters. The dolls and hooka wars presented to Mrs. Phyllis Ar­ nay, director of nurses at the hospital, for distribution la the ward. Those Holiday Oviedo Personals Stains Along with the holiday Joys goos the oot-eo-eoovlvlal aftermith of eleeslag up. Whoa someone ipllle wise, Invite them to donee the (tela thoroughly with plain *elt. Thli treatment aeema to pre­ vent the atalna from aettlng and they wash right out of the cloth. LIpatick atalna on napklna or gueit towela may or may not waih out. One handy aid In as emergency la petroleum Jelly. Squeete s bit on the (tain and let it soften before laundering. If soft drinks have been spilled, sponge with cool water or equal parts of alcohol and water, then rub petroleum Jelly over the spot. Let It stand for at least a half hour (or longer), rinse and launder as usual. Mrs. David Carle and chil­ dren, Matt and Sandra, of of Mr. asd Mrs. Andrew Ooldas r od, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam F . Carle dr. and chil­ Aults Sr., la spending a few dren, Larry, Karen, Barbara days with Ms parents before and Marsha, of Winter Park. being reassigned to Patrick Air Pores Base. He has bees stationed In Wiesbaden, Ger­ many, for the past IS months. C R E A T IV E Mr. and Mrs. John Lundy celebrated their XSrd wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Dae. at, with n family party at their home on North Lake Jessup Avenue, which was decorated In the holiday mo­ tif. WOMAN Spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker at their borne on Lake Charm were the fallowing, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Milter and chil­ dren, Terry, Billy, Ann and Jimmy, of Umatilla, Mr. and blanket by Right t Comen la Whitt, Greta, Blue, and B tifc. Set Theai At $ jC W u d t fA DOWNTOWN SANFORD Personals LAST C H A N C E T O G ET Y O U R FREE S IL V E R D O L L A R Mrs. C. Armstrong has her two slaters visiting lor tho holidays, Mrs. M. Berner of Mahapac Lake, N. Y., and Mrs. J. Visconti of North Bergen, N. J. With The Purchase Of Ench Pair Of Bhoen. Offer Expiree January lat. Silver Dollar Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lkdtks are enjoying DeBary after a vacation of several months, touring in Europe and resting at thetr home In New Jersey before returning to central Florida. S H O E ST O R E Downtown Sanford — Cor. First k Magnolia Y o n r DeBary reporter, Mrs. Adam Muller, wishes to extend the Season’s Greetings to at). May you have good health in the New Year, it Mra. Alberta Warner Join­ waa a pleasure to serve you ed her aon, Gordon, and hia during tho past year. Let us family of Orlando (or the hol­ remember o u r feathered idays. friends during the cold wea­ ther. Miss Jean Parksr of Pen­ sacola ia spending tho holi­ days with her parents, Mr. and Mra. D. J. Parker. SERVED FROM 4 TO 7:30 P. M. Personals mas and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blrhenmayer, who s p e n t Christina* wllh her parents In J|ekjeavlI|4> m lv#d |or , weektnd fU|t „ „ trt ##|oUtd in ^ upper division #l y,t university of Florida. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Van Lannlngbam and their four children of Hutchison, Kan., Altamonte who have been visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. ft. Zehnder of L a k e Triplet Drive, Casselberry, s i n c e Your kitchen accessories Dec. 13, left Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Don taPoma their home. (toaster, mixer, or tea-pot) are spending two weeks in will look so nice with these Now York where they are en­ Fred G. Heath Jr., son of novel smocked gingham cov* joying the holidays* wllh tlielr Mayor and Mrs. Fred G. era! three children and their fam- Heath, of 81t Seminole Boule­ No. JOU-N has full direc­ lilts. vard, la home on Christmas tions for smocking 9-Inch and vacation Irom North Georgia 13-Inch covers. Mra. Margaret Horrrll Is Military College at Dahkm- To order send 35 cents In visiting her sister and hro- ega, Ga., where he Is a atu- coins fur each pattern lo: ther-ln-law In Vera Beach Creative Woman over the holidays. The Sanford Herald Box 43S, Midtown Station Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holmea New York 18, N. Y. have as their guests for the Add 10 eenta for flrit-ctaa* winter, Mr. and Mra. Ray mailing. Wiggins of Madison, Wls. Print name, address with Mrs. Wiggins’ daughter, Jose­ sene, style number and alia. phine King, his returned By J i m Casselberry home to Cleveland, Ohio, fol­ Airman Gary Crum, aon of lowing a week’s visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crum, la spending his Christmas leave Bar. and Mrs. Eugene Shel­ at home with bln parent! be­ don and family of 310 Forest fore returning to duty at nav­ St. are entertaining their igator’s school at W a c o , frienda, Mr. and Mn. Jack Elwood and children, Jimmy, Eddy, and Jancy from Spring Mr. and Mn. Austin Se­ Arbor, Mich., over the holi­ ville of T South Prairie Lake days. Drive and (heir daughters, Charles H. Tetenbaum of Teresa and Sheryl, visited hla brother* in Columbus, Ga., M3 Elliott Ave. la recovering and Opelika, Ala., last week. from surgery undergone last week at the Seminole Memor­ Sharrl Lovell la homo for ial Hospital. tho holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mra. E. L. lovell of South Street, Sharrl la a fretbmaa at tka University of Florida at Gainesville. Personals New THERMAL Prindpto — holda heat in — A bednpread by day — a VIRGINIA CAROL BEASLEY Enterprise Casselberry Personals By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Jamca Blrk—____ m , . , L . fipiffin tnmeyer, Ml Lake GrUfli Circle, anjoyed holiday vl.lts from their sons and daughteri-ln law from Gainesville. Thra Dec. 31sL Personals Personals The community waa sad­ dened last week st the sudden passing of Mrs. Flo Thomp­ son, a resident of Deltona. She waa very active in the Methodist Church and will ba greatly misaed. She la sur­ vived by one daughter, Mrs. Pauline Keller, of Fairfax, Vs., one brother, and ooe sister. DEEP FRIED GOLDEN BROWN S O U T H E R N F R IE D C H IC K E N HEKVED WITH: FRENCH FRIES — TOSSED GREEN SALAD — HOT ROLLS * BUTTER — ICED TEA OR COFFER Never ask a woman why she isn't married, how o(d she Is or-haw much she weighs. Touchton’s Rexall Drugs T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Longwood Personals Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cro­ well of Longdate are spending the holidays la Jacksonville with their son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowell J r., sad family. CLEARANCE ST A R T T H E N E W Y E A R R IG H T By Toking Advantage Of The Following Try adding a good amount of bluing to tho starch tn which you dip your dark cattons. The tint will prevent the ■terch from showing the dark fabric. Lingerie & Robes Wool Skirts & Sweaters Do yon lu re regular “traf­ fic lanes” la your home? Moat home* do—and changing these from time to time will distribute wear evenly on earpets. Shifting the furniture within tho room will create a new traffic patten. Sportswear -p Dresses (Casual lo OekUll) ONE GROIP OF Wool Skirts, Swtaters, Capris Double Flat -inlt Wool irs “DRESS u p ­ t im e 2 A I P* Suita . . . SEE OUR Cotton k n its Holiday Sportswear Wool Hesses b ig s e l e c t io n OF EVENING SHOES. o il P e n n e y s h o o ts r e d u c e d ! s to r e w id e v a lu e i! t d o n 't m i n th # * * W g s a v in g s 9 v SU fA SH O E ST O R E DOWNTOWN SANFORD q r *PW ,r W i « i M id fa s h io n s r # ^ j Fern Park Mm Cornier | TE 8-3515 �tea* Mon. D m . IQ ; Gbhlf 2 rt Cm yea «*pUl* tike Idiocy in people who own toy poodl*. T My Miter e u |ieen m end ihe poiitiT«Iy ineuffinkble. She n ils this do*. •My baby b o y r She klue. h and ipende half a day rotehtaf and brushing bin. Bba boo a iweet grand* daughter who ia three y .an eld, and naturally when the little girl wants to get on her grandmother's Up and the poodle is there, she re* aenta I t The child geta no comfort at all. My slater takes the dog (or a ride and leaeea the grandchild stand* lag oa the sidewalk in tears. 1 hare (topped going over th e n because of her dis­ gusting beharior. What coold be the matter with a grown woman who acU like thU f WONDERING D E A R WONDERING: One hasty curbstone analy ail Is as good aa another. Tear slater could bo using tho dog to punish tha child bocanso grandma probably wanted a grandson and she got a granddaughter. Tha dog U a malt, and grandma has transferred all her af­ fection to tho dog. Or maybo grandma just likes pooDEAR going on told ma you and ABBY: 1 am (We six and my mothsr I should writs to ask this question: By Abigail Van Buvtn la then a Santa Clous? Lora, telephone wait long enough for you to get to the phono to answer It? The telephone company suggests that tha caller wait until there hare been TEN rings bafora hanging up. Very few peo­ ple let the telephone ring moie than three times. “I wae afraid yea were lying down,” It no excuse for hanging up after you’ra awakened the person any­ way. If a call ia worth mak­ ing. It la worth ghrlng tha person called a chance to an­ swer. I hope you’ll usa my name as I would like tho so who call me to be a little more patient. No loos than ton rings, please! HELEN DELAPLANE IN CHEROKEE, IOWA HEIDI DEAR HEIDI: Tow hot there Is. He’o tho man who buys your shoot, pays the rent and ktatea your moth­ er. • o o DEAR ABBTt My h t» hand and I hare been hap* plly married until raeantly, I hare never been tho Jts* lout typo because I here nerer had any reason to ha. But things h art changed. I wonder If a couple wa*ra been teeing a lot of lately could hare anything to do with It. Tha woman ia flirty and sgiretilro and aha nor* er tikes her eyes off my husband. My husband and hers hare a business rela­ tionship, so It wouldn’t bo easy to drop them, and I can't tell her off. Ia there a subtle way to handle thlaf My husband seems to enpoy her attention, but It la get­ ting on my nerves. JEALOUS (jt)&Jhs NEW YORK (UPI)—Ethel Merman, 53, former quren of Broadway musicals, said to­ day she will marry actor Ern­ est Borgnine, 46, next sum­ mer. The thrice-wed and thricedivorced singer said, "there's no doubt about one thing—I'm in love with the guy. "Ernest Is in town until Sunday, when he must go back to Hollywood for his television show. We'll be cele­ brating until then." Borgnine was not available for comment. Miss Merman said the wed­ ding would be in July. Borgnine's divorce from actress Katy Jurado becomes final in June. Vf onmu By Oswald Jacobv a club return would be won by dummy's king. I would run out tha diamonds, lead s spade and rise with the king If East pfiyed low. Not only did 1 fall to find this line, but I managed to go down, alto. 1 ducked the club in both hands and had to win the sec­ ond club in dummy. Then 1 came to my hand with a heart and lost tho diamond finesse. East led a third club and 1 ducked. West won and led s heart. At this point I could have taken my ace of cluba and four diamond tricks for down one, but I was ob stinate. I did not cash my ace of clubs and never did make 1L W om an:By Ruth Millett at a loss to explain what uses up so much of their time. They would soon find out if, for just one month, they kept account of the amount of time they spend in their cars every day, chauffeuring, run­ ning errands, driving long dis­ tances to meetings, shopping, marketing, and so on. But mast women neither know nor want to know Just bow much time they spend driving. If they tver faced the fact that they ire as much slaves to their esrs as their greatgrandmothtrs were staves to the stove, | would really givs them a Jolt. And they would feel competed to atari man­ aging their time better. For the foman who is al­ ways In bet car isn't a verywell • orgaliied homemaker. She chauffeurs her children Whole In Yoi use Comfort With A — far more than they need to be chauffeured; she drives here anil there looking for something she needs to pur­ chase, when with a few tele­ phone calls she could locate wbst she wants — and often hive U delivered. She drives to the supermarket In the morning, and maybe once or twice morn Ihe same day, to pick up something she for­ got She travels the same ruote doing errands several times a week because she doesn’t plan ahead to do a lot of errands when she is out Her own automobile can either givs a woman a mea sure of freedom or tie her to the driver's seat-depending on how good a manager she is. day Night Morle. ”X1« If* who's let his charges die sad Kate." Howard Keel. Kath­ tha aasty rote ia m il flayed ryn Grssoa, Ana Milter, Ken- by Jack Sally, a n t e d Ad James WhKcal besvtes, plus u Col* Far­ ter tunes, make this ta n re­ lease worth witching. Is this shew within a show, Barnard Keel, aa aa actor, haa Rou­ ble with hte temperamental wife (Mias Grayson) sad, ta an effort for a reconcOlattea, persuades her to join him In a presentation «f "Tamtag af tho Shrew.” This plan does­ n't work to wall mainly hac a m of throa eomplleattoaa -M U s Milter, Wynn and Whit- dy Griffith Show. A CLO SED N ew Y ear’s D ay ve LoDj 25' IA E DRYED PANCEB Blackeye Peas 1 H -1 A . 27' U N N Y F1E L D LONG GRAIN S PE C IA L ! Fancy Rice 2 & 29* CHERRY STA R SOLID PACK ( m ell added) W hite Tuna 3 ^ *1" LAYS QUICK T O n X • Bair* l:S* (S) M lahov E va** Shaw 1:1* (6) C a p ta in S a * * e r* o 1:61 tS) W e a th e r aad Raw* 1:11 t l ) T oday f t ) C arto n v lll* ( I ) L a m p , of L aa rn ln s *:** tt) Jaeh u ia a s* Eaorole* R o m p tr Room Gal* S torm Say W ho* H pinleh U iio d i Mike W allace N eva W ord fo r W ord I L ava Leap T h a O bject la • Service Seminole TV FA 1-4*20 Z*slth rotor TV 8al*s 2499 Hanford Av*. 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Veteran actor Douglas Fowley por­ trays a hobo who, when ha sees Opie (Ronny Howard) and hte pate playing Bahia Hood, foos ateng with them, suggesting they rob the pan­ tries of the rich ta provide food lor the poor. The poor la this case Is the hungry ho­ bo. Sheriff Andy (Andy Grif­ fith) gets wise and H teaks bad for the hobo, who never­ theless gets off mighty easy. 4:11 (S) Continental Claaaraeaa ■til <l) Coilexa af the Air f:J* ft) Today (I) WaSf Op Marla. fit A R P f l t a n o WW Bn (ar­ ( I ) Nswe nil* ( I ) M a tte t » « i M la S ta rts TUESDAY r . M. ( I ) E d lta rls l l : l t (S) W sa tn e r 11:66 (!) 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B t n U f A S»lM h» -GIDGBT GOBS TO BOWS'ct> «r c s n l — Csler Dinners Served — Also Breakfast JUS FRYERS labored script, that sahas tha male parent a dunce. Linda (Angela Cart­ wright) confides a crush ea • school mala (Scott McCar­ ters) who Isn’t even aware of her. So what does Danny (Danay Thomas) da? He tolte tha whole world about it dur­ ing a TV Interview, Yen can’t bU ao Linda for Mating to team ham after that, hut Danny ararta tha crisis whew tha publicity sets Linds her dream date. TODAY A TUBS. H i O t - 1M T M l AT R »SAO SACK* J f i r r I.ewU a M:39 p.m. CM. The Denny Thomas Show. Tha cast al­ most succeeds Is asking R IT 2 f urvf) • t w s s -o i i t o r 9 . NBC. M a> 4i Ms steh la s __________ Television Tonight Tha year 1963 was pretty good for me bridge-wise. 1 NORTH M won the McKenney trophy for A J 10 9 flT< the fourth time In five years ♦ A J 1091 and managed to break the «K 1 record for master points son WEST EAST In one year at the same time. AQSS3 A AT 4 HQJBfl Needless to siy, I hid lots of V 105 ♦ 641 ♦ K7 good hands, but I also hid A Q J 9 7 AlOlt some mighty bad ones. S O U T H (D ) This bad bid occurred in a A1C63 mens pair game. I reached a VAK1 A QtS normal three no-trump con­ A A 9 61 tract. The hind might easily No one vulnerabto make rive odd if ererythlng South Wert North Baal worked and even with erery­ 1N.T. Pass - 3 N.T. Pass thlng wrong there was no Pass Pass Opening lead—A Q good reason why I should not have made my contract after the club opening. i win the first club In my asm All 1 had to do to make the hand and lake the diamond contract would have been to] (incise. That would lose and Borgnine To Marry F L A . O R OA. S H IP P E D GRADE " A " D M M S E D f t D R A W N W H O L E R < T V Tima Praviowt T:SM :lg p. «;S0A p.m. CBS. The Lacy Show. Wally C a is n ea t star but doesn't steal tha ahaw from Lacy (Lucille BaO), e e e C ONF I DE N T I AL TO who's a rio t Wally plays ANGIE AND GERT: I bars Vlr’a cousin Harold, virtuoso nerer heard of a maa being oa tha kattla drums with a dragged to a Christmas symphony orchestra. L « t y hypnotises him to cure hte party, but l*ra heard that hiccups then can't aw sk« a lot of them had to bo car­ him. Lucy takas his placa ried home. at tha drums and fouls tha e e e ptrformaaee, but not half as ABBY, . . Mon. Dec. SO TOM badly whan she tikes over Get it off your chest For tha baton to lead the 46-piece DEAR JEALOUS: Why a personal, unpublished re­ orchestra. look for a clever or aubtla ply, write to ABBY, Box 9:30-1) p.m. ABC. "The Fen­ 33*50, Bererly Hills, Calif. ton Canaby Story." This ia way to stats a fact? J*sEnclose a stamped, self- one of those aroused popu­ lousy under these circum­ addressed enrelope. stances U understandable. lace dramas this series goes e • e Tell your husband you are la for. Tho potential victim jealous! And don’t taka your Hate to write letters? eyes off him, either. Some­ Send one dollar to ABBY, times the bald truth worki Box 3365, Bererly Hills, wonders. Calif., for Abby*a new book­ a • • let. "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ DEAR ABBY: Why don’t MONDAY P. M. SIONS." people who call you on tho see («) c t i s s e e m v k m o Qacoby On Bhidqa Most wives today spend snore time driving than they do preparing food, a vice president of ons of tha coun­ try's largest automobile companiei recently told a group of women editors. Ha probably wasn't naggerating. The food industry keeps cutting down on the time It takes a housewife to prepare meals—but most of the time s woman savas in tha kitchen la spent behind the wheel of her car. "I don't know why I’m al­ ways so busy," women keep saying to each other. Actual­ ly, most housewives today ire d tiq h liq h JtA DO) TRhKM.ni C A L L FA 2-2902 FOR RESERVATIONS Prises in this sdmttesji- FUUI STANTS through n. — 4js-:;r.sr.~. (A p ^ S u p c r L *«M**S e *•*-•»•! Market HI •- tm Ortas*. Hr. On. IT-M AT STth Street �5®i-i?*/-. •i?1 Vir-vV’ A i e t o — i t o . '« b t w o L e g a l N o fic a I -------- i L agal U . t t ___ M 0y i n o n c v Legal Node* M TBB CtB C TD B P tB t IN AND P M I S B t S S U C N N . T T . P U B I B A . NR. tBSBO T h e a s n e S l m e e tle g e f th e lem beee e f th e F lro t F e d e ra l o o lo g a e n d L e e s Aooeetotlen 41 g o m ta e li C e e n ty w ta h e M d a t th e e ffie e e f th e Ae**. r t a t l e a * a W ednesday. J o a n a ry IS. r n t a t t R. gk TBB LJFB INSVRAXCB COM­ PART OP VIRGINIA. R T trgin to g o rp o n tto R ru iB tifr, TRUMAN CLABBNCB TROUT- NBB ot oL Defen d a s t a O R E S SL ST E P H E N SON, c t *L RV BEIT > t [ |^ Defendant* IB RTATR R P F I PR ID A T o t T rum an C laren eo T r a u tn tr, TR« S4TLDRBD B. BUNDT, SIS CaroR Drive, JA M B S M. POOS, O B O E . B irch wood O ardoae, O B B. WILRON, T. C. L ynnhavon. V irg in ia B1MPBOM, M B B R T X . Mottle H. T rau tn o r, CROSS, W . |X MINOR. ■IS C eren D rive, M IL L MARKS. O SO RO E Blrchw ood O ardaae. W . MORSE. THOMAS J . L yaahavon. V irginia. K E N NT. JO H N S. BTU. T o o a re h e re b y notified t h a t A R T . a a d E L L E N R. BTU• su it h a s boon M od a g a in s t A R T . hid w lfa ; K MAXyog T rum an C taronoa T ro u t* W F-L L M etX T T B B aad n o r a n d H o llis H . T ren t n e r in A N N IE K . Me I NTT RE. hi* tho obovo e n title d eaaee. a n d W ife, D A N IE L B. JU D D •4 4<1 A i r t M l t i n to K-1A h m ltr R e sid en tial: t h a t y e s e re req u ire d to t il s a n d E T T A M . H A D LET Kindle y o u r anaw or w ith tho C lerk o f JU D D , hi* WHO. E L I SXA- Co b b m n a t th e OW M r a t th is c o u rt t a d to oerva o oopy VKLT and BARAH g. Ik* RBI* o f th e IW <4 o f Mo* th en ce th e re o f upon tb o p la in tiff o r BN AY ELY . blB w ife; a lt i i m s i-g iB -ie E t n o p la in tiff* a tto rn e y s , w hoee I t liv in g s n d H a n y a f along tb o w iioo o f ooia k i h of tb o « w i* m • • • n r' # nam e and a d d re s s lo Jo e a la g * th e m b e d e a d . Ikon th e ir W alts, C la rk s a n d H am ilton. s a h n e w n b e Ire. devisees, t i l ft to th e FO Bt tbooeo e ee 1140 B a rn e tt B an k B uilding, le g a te * * , g ra n te e s , c re d i­ tlnao H I ' W r W l t l . I I H i Ja c k so n v ille S, F lorida, n o t to rs or e t h e r p a rtie s tbooeo H «*»*■«•" R M R In te r th en J a n u a r y T. 11(4. I f c la im !a g b y . th re e g b , u n ­ ft; tbooeo R l M . l t f t ; tbooeo you to ll to do so n doereo p ro d e r o r e g a ln e t them , o r X t f i t i f R n . i a f t : tbooeo eoafeeoo w ill bo e n ts ra d e it h e r e r a n y e f them , N w i r t r * r n o ft: tbooeo a a g a in st r a n fo r th a ro tlo t doa n d a ll person* know n e r • t r t i " » 1M* f t to tb o n r m ended Is thO OoftoUIOL T h is ■ nknew a c la im in g a n y oar o f E e g lie h Rototoo V o lt s u it lo to foreoleeo a m o rtg a g e. f i g h t , title , e r le to fc e t T o o , r . R. I t , PRO 14 i> < II. T h e re a l p re p n rty proceeded In a n d la t h e re a l p ro ­ publle ro e erd e o f SooNoeto e g a ln e t la: p e r ty k c re ln described o r County, F l a : r u e tbooeo ■ L et I t . SOUTH P IN E e a y p e r t Ib e ro o f under, I f i r t r w 140 n ; tbooeo * CREST, Second A ddition, a b y , e r th r e e g b th e eeld n * i n r W m m f t : tbooeo subdivision, acco rd in g to n a b o v e deeartbed p e rt lee. w m i l f t ; tbooeo R l i a ft: p la t th e re o f rceerded In a n d to d a y a n d nil e th e r tbooeo w l l l l . l l f t : tbooeo n i l f t : tbooeo P in t B ook 14, p a g es 44 a n d p a rt!* * t i a i n l i i a n y ■ t v s n r w w tM .ee m 44 of th e P u b lic Recorde o f r i g h t, title , a n d /o r In te r­ K i r t r i r Be ml no I* C ounty, F lo rid a . e s t le a n d t o th e follow ­ W ITN ESS m y h e a d a n d th o in g d a e c rlb e d p ro p e rty , ft to FOB. R e il a tt l a p L ota • seal of (old C o u rt s t S anford, to w lti F lo rid a, th le 4 th day a t D e­ b e g in n in g n t th e N o rth ­ Old t B lock a Of M id B o p . cem ber, 1444. w e s t c o rn e r o f L et 4*4 e f lleb E state * V olt Tw o. Public h e a rt o p w ill bo hold (SEAL) th e S u b d iv isio n e f L a i d A rth u r M- B eckw ith. J r ., B e lo n g in g to th e A lta ­ to the OomlBolo C ounty c o u rt H omo Ban ford. F lo rid a , t a C le rk o t tb s C irc u it m o n te L end. H otel e n d th e . C ounty Commioolooero C o u rt N a v ig a tio n C om pany, *e. By M a rth a T. V lhlen c o r d in g to P in t reco rd ed Room, on J a n u a ry i t , 1(44 a t D eputy c le r k la P U t B ook 1, P a g e 1*. Je n n in g s, W a tts , C lerk s e f th e P u b lle Reeerdo e f A H am ilton Bem lnol* C o u n ty , F lo rid a, B a rn e tt N a tio n a l B onk Bldg. th e n c e ru u N o rth I I feet, Ja c k so n v ille S, F lo rid a th e n c e E a s t 14 feet, thence Publish i Dee. P, 14, I I , M. IM S. N o rth to L a k e A delaide, th s n e e N o rth e a ste rly a lo n g c D P - n ______________________ e a ld L ab* A delaide t* e in TBB crm erry court o r p o in t d ire c tly N orth o f TBB RtRTB JUDICIAL C*R. th e N o rth e a s t . oorner e f t t t r . IN *NO FOR IK mi. L o t 41* e f e eld ■ ubdlvlstea HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. a f le n d b e lo n g in g to th e IN CMANCEBV HR. IBNR A lta m o n te L end. H otel e n d IN REl N a v ig a tio n Conpeny, ADOPTION O F FRANS P H IL ­ th e n c e b o o th t o the N o rth ­ LIPS. a M inor, By JA K O B e a s t c o rn e r e f eald L ot 411. Ida. propoeo to rooono th e fol­ IIARICH. hie H tepfaihar. th e n c e W est along the lowing doacrlbed p ro p e rty non. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION O P N o rth e rly lin e e f L o ts i l l ed R -l A Bloplo F a m ily R ealPETITIO N FO B ADOPTI ON a n d MS to th a p o in t e f dontlel and A -l A p rle u ltu ro to TO) JO SE PH PH IL L IPS b e g in n in g , b e in g a p a rt e f R -l M ulllpla F am ily R e eld estTOU ARK H E R E B Y NO TI­ L e t A o t eald subdivision. lal: Lota 1 th ru I and Iw ta F IE D th a t n P e titio n h a t been TOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI­ IT th ro IS. B prtnp l a k e dubfiled In lha above elyled C o u rt FIE D t h a t th e P la in tiffs. ROB- dlelelun, a n d th a W S/S o f B by JA KOR IIA RICH for th e E tlT J . IIKNNB and JOAN- 1/4 o f a m t o f a u < t tteoo adoption of PIIANR PH ILL IPS, MART HENNB. h ie wife, h a v e State Road and p a rt In B prlnp a m inor, by ih e P e titio n e r, In s titu te d e u lt e g a ln e t you tn Labe Subdivision a n d p a r t • JA KOB IIARICH , and you a re the C irc u it C o u rt e f the N inth of 0. H. I l l ) tn Boctlon 1-MB­ req u ire d to eerv e a oopy o f Ju d ic ia l C irc u it, ta and for IT B. F u rth a r deecrtbod ao pen* y o u r A i m e r o r objections to Sem inole C ounty, F lorida, the orally E a st o f H ig h lan d Mem. •how ceuee w h y eeld P e titio n n e tu r* o f th a s u i t la to q u ie t a ry H arden. W eet a f F ine I t , ■hould not be g ra n te d , on th e title to e n d rem o v e r e s tric ­ and N of B. R. « * a tto rn e y for P etitio n er, HAR­ tion* fro m th e above describ ­ Public b o a rio p w ill bo held RY R. NAOKIt, One N orth ed p ro p e rty , eald p ro p e rty b e ­ In the Sem inole C ounty C ourt O ra n g e B uilding, Suite 111, O r. ing s itu a te d a n d located In Ttoueo, Ben ford. F to rid n . la U ndo, r ia r ld n . a n d film th e Sem tnole C ounty, F lorida. Tou the C ounty Commlaolonero t r lg ln a l tn th e office o f th e and e a c h e f y o u a re h e reb y Room, on J a n u a ry 14. 1144 C lerk of Ihe C ircu it C ourt on re q u ire d to file y o u r A nsw er a t 11:40 A. M. o r oo oaoa »r before th e .S in d day o f w ith t h e C lerk e f Ihe C irc u it th e re a fte r oo pooelblo. J a n u a ry . 1MI. C ourt, In a n d fo r Sem inole Hoard of C oualy OommleoH E R E IN F A IL NOT o r n C ounty. F lo rid * , a n d serv e a tonere D eere* P ro C onfeato w ilt be copy th e re o f u p o n W ebber B. Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a e n te re d a g a in s t you. H eines, o f th e firm of W ln d erU r J . C. H utohleon, C h a ir­ W ITNESS m r hand and te a l w te d le , lle ln e e A W ard, 114 man of eald C ourt In Benford. S em i­ P a rk A venue, B ooth, W in te r A tte a t A rth u r B eckw ith, nole C ounty, F lo rid a, th le 10th P a rk , F lo rid a . A ttorney* for J r. day o f D ecem ber. IMS. P la in tiffs to th e above actio n , Puhlleh Doe. 44, IMS. (BEAL) on e r b e fo re th e I t t h day of C D P -tl A rth u r It. B eckw ith, J r .. J a n u a ry . 14M. e lse a D ecree Ae C lerk e f th e C irc u it pro C onfeeeo w ill be e n te red C ourt e g a ln e t you. B y: M a rth a T. Y lhlen IT IB O R D E R E D th a t th is D eputy C lerk be p u b lish e d In th e Sanford A tto rn ey : B a rry R. N ig e r H erald, a n e w sp a p e r p ublished One N orth O ra n g e Dldg., I t S em inole C ounty, Florid*, S uite lo t once e a c h w eek f o r fo u r c o n ­ O rlando, F lo rid a se c u tiv e week*. 1‘ubltah Doc. SI. 14, IMS A Ja n . W IT N E S S th e h an d * r the I. II. 1ML C lerk of th e C irc u it C o u rt. B im lnale C ounty, Florid*, thle CDP-T4 the 1 4th d a y e f Decem ber, I n th e C o u rt wt th e C e o u fr J u d g e , Beaetoale Canary, S to le 14*1. (BEAL) , ^ . • r F lo rid a, In P re b a le A r th u r If. B eckw ith. J r . In fw th e M etate e li C le rk of th e C ircu it C u u rt JO H N T O D O llO FF RL’S E F F l ty : M a rth a T. Vlhlen Deceased. D. C. FIN A L NOTICE W lndarw eedle. M aine* A W ard N otice (• h e re b y given th a t M l P a r k Avenue. South th e u n d e rsig n ed will, on the W in te r P a rk . F lo rid * 14th day o( Ja n u a ry , A. D. Puhlleh Dec SS, 14, 14*1 A t i l l , p re sen t to the H onorable Jan . 4. IS, I4M. C uunly Ju d g e of Sem inole CDP-TT __________ C ounty, F lo rid a, hie final r e ­ tu rn . a cco u n t and vouchers, IN T H E C IR C U IT C O IR T OF a s A d m in is tra to r of Ihe E s ta te T E R N IN T E JU D IC IA L CJE* o f Jo h n T o d o ro ff R u teff, d e ­ C tI T , IN AND FO E * E « I ceased. and a t eald lim e,’ th en ROLE COCNTT. FLO RID A . e n d th e re , m ak e application to CHANCERY NR. th a eald Ju d g e for a (Inal net- F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTD em ent of hie a d m in istra tio n OAOK ASSOCIATION, * o f said to ta l* , end fo r an o rd e r d isc h a rg in g C a r r o l l ^ r * “ OBP la in tiff, B u rk e ae such A dm inistrator. D ated th is th a I t th d a y ef SANDRA B K IF L E T T and D ecem ber. A. D. 11*1. A. W . B P PS. D.D.S.. C arro ll B u rk e N O TICE B P BUST IN Ae A d m in istra to r e f the B O B T U ta tl roR R C L O B U R E B etel# o f TOl SA N D RA BII1FLKTT Jo h n T o doroff Rueaff, D e­ R esidence U nknow n ceased T ou. D efendant*, a re h e re ­ C a rro ll B u rk e by n o tifie d th a t a c o m p la in t» A tto rn e y fo r Ihe E s ta te foreclose a c e r ta in m o rtg a g e B utte 111 S an fo rd A tlentl* •n t h e fo llo w in g described N a tio n a l D ank Building p ro p e rty , s itu a te , ly in g end H anford, F lo rid a being tn Sem lnote C ounty, P u b lish Dec. SI. M, IMS A rto r ld a . to .w ltt J a n . 4. II, 1444. l i t IS. W eek M. BUNLAND CDP-74 E S T A T E S a subdivision, a co o rd ln g to a p la t *|*, r */ e f , reco rd ed In P U t Book I t . pegee Id lo I I o f th* P u b lle H eeorde e f Bemlnol# C o u n ty , F l o r i d a In c lu d in g : O ne D noT herm to ll) l l t a t '_vI •) 11 I« ’ e r. Model 4U -4. B erlal 141 u '. h i - -is* :■ i i E 44 - v’l 'J I _ I J J '. h < I O n* O E (e le c tric ) R ang* i n - . l _. i n i l • i*M odel 441BIW H. B erlal TB. 4444(1 O n* llo tp e ln t f*Ue> K*frlg e r e to r . M odel 117EB1I, B e rla l UT*t4 E le v e n V enation Blind* ( m e ta l) m a n u fa c tu re d by B e n k e rlk a la s * A P a in t Ce., S a n fo rd . F lo rid a , a* model o r a tria l n u m b e rs 47 Ireland ha* been (lied a g a in s t pen tn ddCbem a b o v e s ty le d e u lt end you IBla three was* th* e re re q u ire d t* eerve a copy of y o u r A nsw er o r P leading to th* c o m p la in t on P la in tiff* a tto rn e y . JO S E P H M. MURASKO, P. O. Bo* 111. P er* P a rk . F lo r id a and file th* o rig in a l A nsw er o r Pleading In th a offtc* o f the C lerk «f the C irc u it C o u rt on o r befor* th * 14th d a y e l J a a a a ry t4M . If you fa ll I* do to. a docro* pro eanfosoa w ill bo to k en e g a ln e t y o u for tbo re ­ lie f d em anded la th* Cam. p la in t. WtTXEMB m y hand and of. ftetsl seal of of (too a t Sanford, Bem laole C ounty, t b it l l t h day of Docom bor. 1*44. (SE A L ) A rth u r H. B eckw ith. Jr. C le rk of C irc u it C ourt B y: M a rth a T- VlhUa D e p u ty C le rk JO S E P H M. MURABKO A tto rn ey a t L sw P. Ot Bex S3* F e rn P a rk . F lo rid a P u b lish Dee. IK 1L I*. IMS A Je n . 4. 1144. CDF-44 XBTICB rw E L U V IR G IN IA &WUSA S WON DC RB to I f A BATH AT| u V , THREE, 1 I A.M . 1M4. If r n to ll to do oo o decree pee eaofoooo w ill bo oo l e n d a * e le c t t o o fo r tbo re lie f C em ented In tb o com ­ p l a i n t T hte t o ll to to fore* etoee O m o rtg a g e T b o root p ro p e rty proceeded Opel n e t lot L ot 1, end tbo N o rth (4.4 fM t of Lot f o f B lock I t or W TN N BW O O ft Sanford. F lorida, oecordlop to U o plo t th ere o f oo reco rd ed lo P la t Book 4, pope# is . IS. 14 o f th e P ublic Reeordo of Pom lnolo C ounty, P ie rIda. w i t h B aa m r b a n d a n d the coal of oald C onrt a t S anford, F lorida, th la I t h d a p of Do. eember. IMS. (IE A L ) A rth u r R. lo e b w ltb . JT„ C lerk o f th e C ircuit C o u rt 8 r M a rth a T . Y ih U e D eputy C lerk Jen n in g s. W atte, C la rk o A H am ilton B a rn e tt N atloaa! R a n k Bids. Ja c k so n v ille 1, F lo rid a P oblleht Doe. », IS. 11, IS, 144S. CDP No. » ___________________ IB TMH CIRCUIT COCRT. NINTH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT. IN AND I N BBNfNRLB n c m . p l o r id a . IN CHANCBRT NR. tSOOO WINTER PARK FRDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AABOCIAT10N, a eorporetlon or- AvAJusr a ile d end o ile tln p Cstwo o f tb o U ntied Amor lea a n d e r the S ta le s of Plaintiff, REUBEN O IX T H E R a n d AN­ N IE U OIXTHKR, hlo wife, and JAMES A. NEAL and CE­ CELIA L NEAL, bin w ife. D efendanli. T ones o r a m T O l REUBEN Q lX T IlE li PA I At C H tr VOO FIND A B 6T T B Z R A C B rB B A N A P T H A N RIG HT IN THE K IT C H E N ----------C O O K W A Y ? / n ot tMMJA W t BHOUttVTA NO U M LETTIN" IMP ANY / EM m W THERE ATTENTION y T IL SCIMPIN s ID T H A T S A K E 0 UP AN* f lV— ,,—V j V hrabo ’EMI b. CMfOUNO VI.AWMAV WKJWMCW Y wHATMCUr /W ClfWMR LPARMfP aOOUEV! RBMffr OP CM HUH B tm V J COMBER IVIKT V— - — fiv POd*i»iury«j MTS G O N E.) AN* LOOK ANf 8C U J WHAT'S ' PINNY/ / TAKEN THE* *------- X SLACE!/ — BPIllNOS, Drawing Up V CALL FO RM A ANNIE U OINTHKR PALM BPHINOH, CALI­ FORNIA and lo a n r and a ll e th e r perllee elelm lnp a n y r ts h t, title, a n d /o r In le rie t In a n d to the fallow ing dtocrlbod properly, ta Wit: The W eet 140 fe e t o f Lot I. In Block -B ", of R E ­ PLAT LOTS I I A l« a f UKAR LAKK II EIGHTH, acco rd in g to th o pi Iberoof recorded In P iet Rook 14, p tg e o f the Publle Recorde o f S e a lnolo C ounty, F lorida. TOU ARK M K ItK lir NOTI­ FIE D th a t the P la ln llff, WIN. TKK PA RK FE D E R A L HAVt.MIB AND l o a n a s s o c i a ­ t io n bee In a lltu la d eult e g a ln e t you In llie C ircuit C ourt o f th e NINTH Ju dicial C ircuit. In end for SEMINOLE C ounty. F lorida, tha n a tu re of tho c u lt la to forecloee th a t c ertain m o rtg ag e w hich encum hera th e above daecrlbed property, eald p ro p e rty being ■dueled e n d located In SEMI. NULK C ounty, FlorLIe. Ton end each of you e re hervhy required tn file your A new tr w ith the C lerk o f th e Circuit Court, In and for HKMINOLK C ounty, F lorida, and nerve a copy th ereo f upon W. K. WINDKKWEKDLE. of the firm o f W lndarw eedle, Hainan A W ard. I l l P a rk Avenue, South, W in ter P ark . Florida. A tlornaya for r i a l n t lf f In the above action, on n r before lha I t h day o f J a n u a ry , A. D. t i l l , alee a Decree P ro Confvaeo will be e ntered egalnet you. IT TB ORDERED th a t thle he publlehed In T H E SAN­ FORD HERALD, n new ipaper publleheil In SEMINOLE Cuun ty, Florida, once each week fo r four eouarrullvo w eek'. W ITNESS the hand of tha C lerk af th e C ircu it Court, Sem inole County. Florida, thte th e t t h day a t DECEMDEIL A. Do 1M1. (SEAL) A rth u r II. B eckw ith. J r . C lerk of th e C ircuit Court B y: M artha T. V lhlen, D.C. W lndarw eedle, H ainan A W ard 114 P a rk Avenue. South W in te r P erk , Florida Puhlleh Dec. I, 14. II. 14. 1H 1 C D P -tl Rosamond Chapman ■ A R B B iA R B P e h lle h Dee. IN) (M S A IK IN K CDP-TS A Jam csbceip court e r N IN TH JUDICIAL CUR. CUPP R P PLR44IRA. IE AND __ •RD SN BLB CBCNYT, IX CB AY C E R T . NR, I B B FLO RID A MORTOAOE A SB* CURITIBA COMPANY, B T ier* M s e e rp e ra tle a , ra Plato lift P R B D L. W A L L a n d SH IRLEY JL W A L L bto w ife, a t * L D e fe n d a n ts ASSOCIATED FPB W M i COMPANY, which organ Ieatlep operated or UK hueliooo ea g e r s earns Indicating a eorperatleo. e ith er domoette e r for­ eign, end ell enkeewR h E r a davteeea greater*, eetig n eea lle e e rs cre­ d ito rs tre a t too, e r o th er peril** e l e l m l s g by, throng!:, under e r ag slael AggOCl A ~VD FUND INK COMPANY, i bleb o rg te lm ile s egereicd or dt« heaiaegg se d e r a name tadlesHSB s eetB eialleto 4tt>4r dem eeUe o r for­ eign: s a d all enksoww p e rs a ss s a d pertloa b a rlo g o r sU lm lag t* D are s a y rig h t, title e r letoroe* is th* fo D e rlsg 4i « r 4> ed property, t o - r t t : L e t 1, s le e p Ml V B A m B R R FIB LD F IR S T ADDI­ TION, e e e e rd la g a* t h e p la t BhereeK a s P o o r d e l to P U t B a sh IK P eg** St y d |4 1 . |p g k l |l e B eeerda *4 AND MACM’ l emTOO m Im U-moSm ——*---* W Wo w f VfNTVI s oopy o f i • r e r o r e th e r p to ed la g t o th e C oaoplalsi file d la to * a h er • iy te d e s s e * a s RXfBTB c o o p Bb , leg B a s h B etW Iag. tSY B. A v o a e a Mlearn. F le e ts a tt o r n e r e foe plalstIM . file th * a r tg ts a l th e re o f (a th a o ffic e e f th e C le rk e f th * C ir­ c u it C ourt e f th e M a th J e w ­ el*! C ircu it o f F lo rid a I s a a d fo r Bom la * I* C ounty, F lo r id a e « e r be fo re th e STth d e g e f J a n u a ry , i f *4. e fh e rw la s MR a lle g e I lo s s e f m id OomelaJe* w ill be to k e n ae eeufaeoad b y each of y e a T h le c o co a w h e rein F L O R I D A MORTa OAOK S SECU RITIES COM­ PANY ta p la in tiff, a n d th * a bove-nam ed p o r 11 • • a a d o th e r* e r* defendant*, w ee ta • m u t e d f o r th e p u rp eee t t fo rec lo sin g a m o rtg a g e en­ c u m b e rin g th a rent p ro p e rty h e rein ab o v e described. D A TED th le M th day d i D ecem ber, 11*1. tC IB C U lT COURT IE A L ) A rth u r H . B eckw ith. J r . Ae c le r k e f oald C ircu it C ourt By M a rth a T. Y lh tes D eputy C lerk l a w Office* K U RTZ S COOPER M e tro p o litan B ank B uilding 117 R. E. lo t Avon it* M iam i IS. F lo rid a P u b lltb Doe. IK IMS * Ja n . K 11. se. 1M4. CDP-M It P ays To U se The H erald W ant Ads OUT OUR W AY CARNIVAL By D ick Turner �». J><• r±______ \ _______ % wflMHBSMT ’ Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2 - 5612 Classified Phone 32-5613 32-5612 I* Lest A F« m B t n u win EH spoosihto for a t Meomet l&aertiow s i poor and reserves tha right to fl»o or reject amt to tho fNW as ol Ml HM. STRAIGHT CLAMWTKD: T om ., thru FrL - 1 P . M. to A tie r VO n. Small black A white BEDROOM, prtv. s e t A both. *>g. Am won is n t a s "PaCan after a. FA 2-2SSS. «•” . Loaf Xmaa I n . Baja Dr.. Country d o b Maser. W M L A S A APARTMENT*: Room* private baths, 114 FA 2-3730. W, “ ' LOST: 1 Pr. men's |l Wmnd, Small affectionate GENTLEMAN w i l l black female torrier. VU1 home wtth rtliabte eoupte. Sirs to any food b o a t. Call S h an ezpeaaes. l eferencoa. S i t Prtacetse A n. FA 2-MO. FA I te tta fz r i ftralh Dwe. 80, 1968 — Pat* 11 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltscr W. I* t Notices FURN. Apt. Ughte, water toe. FA t-sisa. SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN* Office 204 W. First CLASSIFIED INDEX I R SERVICE. Ports and 1. Lost ft FoonS SMALL Unfun. I-bedroom seppUee for all maksa la- bourn. 60S San Carlo*, $58. 2. Notices - reraotiili CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: chiding t Electrolux. New 8. Education Inatructfea FA Tu**., Una F i t * i P. M. day end rebuilt cleaners sold. 4. TransporUUom Moo. . Sat No hem# terries eaU 6. Food ebarfe Pboaa FA 2-22S2, 6. For Rent M S Park Dr. .. <A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent m u a c a no. i n AX ORDINANCK OP TUB 10. Wanted to Rent c i t t or uosowoop. rumTOA. aXPRESai.NQ THE IN- 11. Real Estate Wanted TBXTIOX or THE CITT TO 12. Real Estate For dab HXTEXD ITS T B H R lT O R iat 18. Mortsas* U N IT S TO AMKIIX CERTAIN LANDS LTINQ CONTIQUOUa 14. Insurance TO THE PRESENT BOUND* 15. Business * OwSTtanitw ARIES * r SAID CITT AND ----- SAMI COEN. 16. Female Halp Wanted 17. Male Help t i p w a n te d BE IT ENACTED by tb l 18. Help Wanted t«opM or tbo City or Lana* 19. Situations Wanted w ood. F lo rid * : I. T h a t tb lo O rdinance to 20. Babysittera onaetoS p n re u a n t to Section 171.04. F lo rid a S la ta to * (or 21. Beauty Saloon tilt. 22. Build • Paint - Repair 1. T h a t tbo C ity «r L o in Wood. F lo rid * boroby doelaroo 23. BuUdinr Materials It* iQ t.o llo n to a a n o t to tha 24. Electrical Serricaa C ity o f L ontw ood, Florida, a t tbo o x p lratlo n of th irty ( I t ) 25. Plumbing Services Say* from th a a d o p tio n .o f thla 26. Radio A Television O rdlnanca. tbo follow ing dea* 27. Special Services c r lb td • paroala of Mad ly ln t o o n llo u o u a to tbo proaont 28. Laundry 8ervice b o u n d a rie s o f th a C ity a t 29. Automobile Service L in o w o o d . F lo rid a, t a d belnc la H .m lnolo C ounty, F lorldai 29A. Auto Accessories (a ) LUTS 1 th ru 11 In d u - 80. Machinery - Tools oIto o l Block "A" Tal* m o R o p lat according to 31. Poultry - Live stock P l a t thoroof roeordtd In 31A. Pets P l a t B ook t l , Pot* <1. 32. Flowers - Shrubs F u b llo Itooordo of Bowl 83. Furniture nolo C ounty, Florida. I . T h a t thlo O rdinance .h a ll 34. Articles Tor Sale S* pnhllabod one* a w t t k (or l o n r (4) conaacutlvo wooka In 31-A Swap or Eiehnace tb o S a n fo rd H arold, a Newt* 85. Articles Wanted p a p a r publlahod In Somlnolo 56. Automobiles - Trucks C o u n ty . F lo rid a. 4. T h a t th a nboT*-d**crlb«d 3fi-A Autos Wanted t r a c t s o f lan d In . tha *»«r#. 37. Boats - Motors ■ a ta c o n tain laaa th an tan 38. Motorcycles - Scooters ( I I ) re g is te re d elector*. 4. T h a t thla O rdinance shall 39. Trailers - Cabanas t a k a affe c t Im m adlatsly npon Ita fin a l p a sse s* and adop­ 10. Farm Equipment Legal Notice tion. 0. T h a t all O rdinances *r p a rt* o f O rdinance* In conflict b a ra ia ltk nr* b tra b y repeal* ad. AD OPTED a t a r o iu U r m eatlog o t th a C ity Council of tha C ity o f Longwood, Florida, th la I t k day o f Dacambar, 1141. low price* ebsek the Herald dam ned pasts where local dealers advertiaa. Legal Notice THN OT ATT. OV VLORIDS T O MART AI.ICD POPR, WIIOHK IlKHIDENCD AND A TTEST: t. AST KNOWN AD DRKM Mao. O nnla R. Bhoruat* IS. 114 PE A R L ST R E E T , C ity C lark II AT AVI A. NKW T O R N : P u b lish Don I, It. II. I t , 1H I. A (w o rn C nm plalnt h a r in g CIiF-1® bean f l i d a g a ln e t you In th e C ircuit C ourt In and for Serai* nolo C ounty, Pturlila. by R IC H ­ ARD II POPE, fo r d lro rre , tb* •h o rt title o f which la R IC H ­ ARD II I'OPK. P la in tiff, ver* aua. MART ALICE POPK. D*. f.n d a n t, Ihaa# p r . t . n u a re to comm and you to ap p ea r and file y our A oawer or o th e r dofeoe* o r pleodlng herein w ith the c le r k of tb*- C ircuit C o a rl of Btrulnol* C ounty, K lorlda. and «»rv* a copy th e re o f on P la in tiff* a tto rn e y . C a rro ll Rurk*. A ttorney a t la w . P.O. D raw er Z, S anford, flo rid * , on nr befor* ib* t t t h day o f Ja n * nary, A. D. 1141. or olhorw le* decra# pro confaaao w ill be entered a g a ln e t you. T he Sanford H erald !■ Je e lg naied ae a n e w ,p a p e r o f g e n ­ eral c irc u la tio n In which thla Dilation th a ll b* publlahad enc* each w eek for four too* to cutle* week*. W ITNESS my hand and o ffi­ cial aeal of tho C lerk o f th* C ircuit C o u rt on tblo Ih* l l t h day of Decom ber. A. D. 1**1. (SEAL) A rth u r H- Heckurtib. Jr. C lerk o f th* C ircuit C o u rt Byi Sandra a. Jo h n e n a D eputy C lerk C arroll B urk* A ttorney for P la in tiff Bulla l i t Sanford A tlantlu N atlonot Rook Uldg. P. O D row or z Florid* Our feraou giro *a *o ■ « » Sanford. Publlah Deo. 14, 11, 14. 1*41 * o * * and darnsad ao Uttlo— Jan . 4. 1144. A. R. L orm aaa Mayor It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Adi. bo carefall SIDE GLANCES C U P -41 By Galbraith Wo Repair n d 8*gvica k l l N I H ic U in r u i h u l l Co. XI V M M . FA M t t REPAIRS Far FAST TAXI Bervico call Vacuum Cteiser Supplies Sale* - Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, RezAir, OE, Airway. Cloanan bought, sold, *zchanged. Free pickup. GM Vacuum Repair, U14 Park, FURN. 1 Rsl Apt. Clean. Roeoesable. FA 2-1394. FA 2-4765. A Bdncattoa • laetractloa Eftlclaaey Apt. 811 Park U J. CIVIL SERVICE TE8T8I Men-Womoo IS aad orer. St­ e e n Jobs. High pay. Short hsera. Advancement. Thou* aaadi ot Job* opes. Pro­ sper* tory training until appainted. Experience usually uanecexsary. FREE inform* atiou on Jobe, lalartea, re­ quirements. Wrile today glvin f name, address and phone. Lincoln Sorrko, Boa 55. Sanford Herald. Willing to shars nice raspsetehte indy. Call FA 52741 after L tr*. Carroll's Fl BABYSITTING, Transporta­ tion. FA 2-3551 WHITE Dlnaer Jacket, M. US. FA M M . Hunting Snivaa—1lan'a R ow 84.ag pair. Surpiha CRy Ml W. tri I t fgeM PERMANENT Wave Special ELECTROLUX *1MMf wttk off regular attach. EzcsUoat tend. 881. *1 nomahow ( t l th* hwprggriow that ah* dotant Met •vmtega bp AUTO GLASS 888-6811*8 te 15 pJB. Free Parking lot I BR., large Ur. room, range. INSTALLED Cut 'N Curl Beauty She* 122 Shannon Dr. MOO. Ph. (tankarik GIms and Paint 11 Haal Ratete Far gala IS. I n i KaUte For Stk 318 Palmetto Are. 34M331, Genera. Company Phono 322-0534 2 BR. Hooee, A n . at 710 Pa) n o Mafoot la Pb. FA M M CLEAN quiet R e m " The t BR H o u m wita a e r e agoo— aetto. For appt. FA 2-3406. located i miles north St. Harriett's Beanty Nook Gablet. FA M7M. Johns R im on IT 92 Hlway. 4 BR, I baths, centrally hast Eve Appt'*. I lr . Beauticians A Sot* Cora n 2 Bedrooms, 170 month Call $37-32*3 EusUa for de* ad 5 str-eond. Fenced back IN 8o. Oak FA 5570 tails. 3 Bed room i, 1*0 month AUTO GLASS & yd. Water softener A tend ACR BEAUTY SALON 4 Bedroom*, $145 month. scaped. FA 2-0611. LOCH-ARBOR-By Owner, 5 Mayfair Hotel, Open evantaga SEAT COVER CO. W. lad f t FA M M ROSA L. PAYTON BR., 3 baths, largo aluoa Location, comfort, price. Very by appt. Service from Tip* 4LLMl WORE A F o r R eel GUARANTEED fireplace In wood-panelled Hog. Reel Estate Broker Important factors to buying to-Tlp. Phone M M W . Trailer Space on Lake Athby. FA S-1S01 17-92 at Hiawatha living room, Fla. Rm., uti­ A bouse. Charming 3-bed­ II. Pwultry - Ltraatack FA 2-7361. lity room, largo rooms, room, bsth-aod-hall home, SSr M M • Patel 6A Special Notices opon-boaa ceilings through* la view ot btayiair Country PAINTING—Room or House 4 Gattona per day milk cow. TURN. Apt 2300 MtUoarille. out. Owner being transfer- Club. Centrally heated and —Prices very Low— Ph. Old type Guenuay. $123. INCOME TAX red. 3463 Country Club Rd. APT. $30 A up. Surplus City. Sir - conditioned. P r i c e FA 2*7477 after 4 p. m. PREPARATION call m n o . 813,007. No quaUtytog. 3000 O. M. Harrison, 1311 Palmetto RENT A BED down, payments as low aa 84. Elnctrtenl Ave. Sanford, Fla. 322-M27. I BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., RoPsway, Hospital A Baby $74.07 Including tales and 12. R est E s ta te F o r Sale fenced yard. 390g Old Or* Insurance. Be tho first to YOUNG'S ELECTRIC 8VC. By Day, Weak, or Month Contracting A Repairs Undo Rd., Sunlsnd. phone Art Day or Cliff Ph. FA 23111 110 W. lit St. A Controls Abies at Sic toper Agency, 114 Sunset T ee *N Green B E I N G TRANSFERRED. 322-4901, CARROLL'S FURNITURE FA 1019 So. French Musi sell I BR, CB home, Ave. 2-BDRM. houM, kit. equipped. Hamas In all price bracket*. feoeod yd. 5 yrs. old. No 25. Pla >17 Eocambia Dr. FA 2-0020 Liberal financing. We have c u b . Assume VA MorL 702 HINSON ft HEARN a 4 BR, 2 bath at 113,700- Baywood Circle, Sunlaod 15. H im m k m i Opporiuttiiy after 6 p.m. PLUMBING CONTRACTING 1400 down, $83 month pays E at FA 58M7. JERVICE Station tor leas*. Repairs A Water Haatars 82. Flower* * Shrubs F U R N I S H E D Apartment. all. Buy now and got Home­ Good location. Only small FREE ESTIMATES CUsn u d dose to. Jlmmto stead eiemption of $3,000. BLOOMING Rnaoe on Cheru­ GUNS, capital needed by right 204 K. 3rd St. pair. 325810 Cowan. 322-4011. V A -F H A Chooaa your awn decorabs* stock. All other kind* man FA 2-4342. Camp A Gun ot Nurtory shrubbery and PLUMBINO FURN. 2 lovely apta., Lake Property Management OWN YOUR OWN trace. Contracting Repairs Goldon, lake privileges. 35. A rticle* W anted A Sales broker EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS ON TOUR LOT Gray Shadow* Nursery FREE ESTIMATES Call FA 2-0274. Your plans or ours. A com­ Jim Hunt Realty 93.000 minimum, $6,000 mail WANTED! Cltrua Bruit Lari* 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Avs, R. L. HARVEY mum investment, 2 to 2 204 8anf.ird Ave. plete package including or small amounts. FA 53383 Legal Notice DUTCH MILL NURSERY An* Fruit Buyar. Pb. Ll* M hr*, time per day 3 lo I financing. No down payment Offer* for your Mlection nuala ready now. Upsala days per week. Appros. $1. 27. Special Benrlcon required. Come out today these Beautiful 2, 3, * 4 field. FA 2-4244. n rrin u r* w a ne Rd. Near Mayfair Golf 000 and up potential Income and talk it over with Mr. Bedroom NO TIC E IS hereb y g l e e n t h a t SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa* Course. I a m a n i i g a d lo b u aln eaa a t Leather ju ry . per year. Could be much 401 W. l l t h St., S an fo rd , Sami* Uos, etc. Free estimate. Ph. Government higher if more time spent. 2t>th St. to Upsala Rd. nnl* County, Fl-.rlda, u n d e r lha BUYINO A NKW 33. Fwaiter* Ideal for man with study 777TBH fletltloua n am e of, HOME A turn North at Church USED CAR? FOOD SER VIC E, a u d ( h a t I 6 hour-a-day type Job, or WANTED reliable couple to FINANCE IT WTTH H I Custom-made Cabinets, Owned Homes I n l a n d to r e a l a t a r aald n a m e school teachers, houiewivrs take up monthly paymeata ♦ Lew Internal lata* w i t h t h * Clerk o f l h a C ir c u it LM N E n terp rises, Plastic Counter tops C o u r t , Seminole C o u n ty , F l o r ­ Sir. Leatherbury — 322-2744 or partially disabled. It is WALLIS CABINET SHOP cd 813.30 on 8 complots ♦ tew Moathly Payments Priced F rom $6,750 ida. In acco rd an ce w i t h lh a alio very suitable for vigor Or reaau of taraltur*. Call FLORIDA STATE BANK p r o v l a l o n . of th* F l e t l t l o u a 915 W. 3rd — 322-7471 Down P aym ents N a m • S la tu te e . t o . w i t : S ec­ Air. Ferguson — TE 8-3911 out retired man. Write giv­ TB 51511, Casselberry, **!• t i o n 1414* F l o r i d a S t a t u t e * '37 Plymouth. Good teas, ing occupation, age, address, Travel GREYHOUND. CaU t o r i . As Low A s $100 HIT. PA 2-1421 or 9903 and we practically rebuilt mator, telephone number and other ■ I t l B a n d er Aeeoclalee Inn. St. Jo h n s R ealty Monthly P aym ents pertinent details to John S will have our TAXI pick By: K eith J. Ilan.ler FRKK ESTIMATE 1300. FA 2-3888, FA 50284. Publlah Dec ». 14. 11. Id. 1)41 THE TIME TESTED FIRM you up. Ilomer Little, Grey UphoHtarteg A Mattress rea Pearson, c/0 Geuoral Ue From $43.50 C D P .II (16 N. Park Ave FA 2-5123 To make the best how* ovatiag. New A Used Furni­ 87. Bonin - M ntefa livery, Hollywood Beach, hound Bus Station. i.v t h e r i n c r i T c o i m t o f ture. Call Nla Bedding Mfg. END OF YEAR Fla. buy, mo the T H N NINTH J 1 U H I 4 L 4'I H WHY KEEP DREAMING? PIANO SVC. A TUNING Co., at 708 Celery Ave. Salat Monday A r t r r o r avii m u *k w i. Woka up, gnd start the New Knbuilding • Retelling VA - F H A s o l h c o rv rr, ri.m uui. 16. Female Help Wanted FA 52117. only I 81085 TS Dp. Evtaradan Year to this spacious 1 DR. r l l A N C K R T NO. I B * * FREE ESTIMATES A ppointed T I I K BOSTON F I V F CENTS 8083; $7S0 40 bp. 8485 and ALIX OF SANFORD 2 bath homo. Neat as a pin Sell Ua Your Furniture. GENE CUMBAA SAVINOS BANK Needs eaperienced sewing raa and designed for gracious P ro p e rty Quick Service With the other sties. $1795 IF Family Plaintiff. 322-2641 — Call PM Only chine operators for swim V*. living. Landscaped— Choice Caih. SUPER TRADING runabout SUM; H* 81735 M anagem ent & MARION E. D IN K If AlJd. Cabin Cruiser with full can* suits and sportswear. If neighborhood. POST. FA 50677. SANFORD HERALD f o r m e r l y k n o w n ** MARION vaa 81330:: 8N6 luaabool you are ezperlesced on tec Sales B ro k er E. D T N E , • ( *1 WANT ADS Used furniture, appliances, 8450; 16' Gator trailers SUH D efendant*. tory sewing machine*, we AM EN D E D N O T H '* OF SUIT SO U TH W A RD tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Many others. Terms. Roto have steady work far you BRING FAST IN Jim Hunt Realty Larry's Mart 215 Sanford son Sporting Goods, Down* in a modem air-conditioned w ohtoaoe r o H K r i . i o i m i: Investment It Realty RFJULT8 T O i m e a n K. S«tchfl*M e n d Ave. Pb. PA 54133. town Sanford, FA 53ML factory, under very good Office 2 - 211$ FA 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 O lorla M. H . t c b f l . l d , hi* working condition*. Phone Night FA w if e GREENBRIAR RE S ID D N C X i In a n u n k n o w n PA 2 2204, ask for Mr. Cu­ * 1* 1* e r r n u n t r y e t h e r t h a n Choice Iota available to MM Park Dr. Sanford. Fla rtate. Ih* S t a t e of F lo rid a, an d Urconbrlar of Loch Arbor m a l t l a g a d d r -a a b e in g : HOUSEWIVES 111 M I t . AM UC A. USN, overlooking golf course. 3 BEDROOMS, lta baths. Heavy A ttack Ib iu ad ro a Swimming pool. Furn. or Earn up to $100 per month. Custom building to your 111 U- a- Naval Air Hlallon. Work from your home, mak­ W h ld h e y l i l a n I. O a k Uar * ■pacifications. Greenbrier unfura. 121 Lake Dot Dr. bor, W aehlngton ing appointments for our Simlaad. developed by Ton, are hereby n o tified salesmen. We pay $10 per t h a t a C o m p lain t t o foree lae* KINGSWOOD LAKE LIVING SITES sale. For interview phone a certain m ortg a g e encum ber­ BUILDERS, INC. 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min­ 3224311, from 3 to 10 p. m. i n g tb * f o llo w in g dee erlbed 202 F a irm o n t D r. real property to-w lti utes Ortaodo—2 minutes to Aik for Mr. Tate. L o t I*. Uloek "K". COUN* FA 2-8074 lu tars lata 4—ta Acre with T H T CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. | . ac c o r d in g to Ih* huge oaks, sand lake spring 17. Mate H alf Wanted p l a t t h e r e o f aa r e c a r d e d 3 BEDROOM, I bath. Kit­ HERE T O M O R R O W in P l a t Book 11. P a g * I I . chen equipped. Owner be­ fed—9IMS Full Price, $20 Eaperienced grocery person­ per mootb. No down. Call Publl* Record* o f g e m la e l* ing transferred. Must seQ. nel wanted. Preferably 7*11 C o u n ty . F l o r i d a owner, Harry Block, Or* FA 2-2940. type operator. All replies ha* b een (lied a g a l n e t y o u In FOR O U R S P E C IA L Undo, GA 4 5453. ih * a b o v e - i t y l e d eult, t a d yon strictly confidential. Reply a r e r e q u i re d t o eerv* o copy S ACRES orange grove, plus P. O. Box 1028, Sanford. of y*«r A newer or oibor 3 Bedroom bouse on Up- BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, lta H o o d i n g to ih # C o m p l e l o t on bath borne. One bedroom •ate Road. For particular! P la in tiff * attorney*. A N D E R ­ Unuauul Opportunity has separata entrance, can SON. RUSH. DEAN. L O W N ­ call 337-3292, Eustis, Fla. H i g h commission earnings DE S A r a n den HERO. I l l be rented for income. Will with a'growing 10 yr. old K e l t C e n t r a l B o u lev a rd , O r ­ tnde for smaller place. lan d o , F lo rid a, en d file th * VACANT 5-Room house on Co., selling world-famous large lot, newly painted in- Shown by appointment. Call original A new er or other Goodyear mainteoaac* pro­ P l e a d i n g la t h e office o f th* aide and out, on S Sanford FA 3-9646. C l e r k of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t on ducts. Rod Tormo to hit Ave. $3,100 Cash. 6654001 n r b e f o re tb * I l t b d ay o f Ja n * full year earned over u a r y 1144. If you fa ll t o do Enterprise. FHA - VA HOMES first $20,000. Don Kirby opened eo. a decra* p r o co nfeaeo will i. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS be t a k e n a g a l n e t you for th* over 130 repeat customers LOCATION, COMFORT, I, lta, A 2 BATHS r e l i e f d e m e n t e d In th * C o m ­ oo oaa exclusive Consolk! PRICE p la in t. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM T h la Vatic* *hal! be publlah* Very Important factors to buy­ *t*d product hi* second *4 one* n t » , * k (or f o u r conyear. Managerial opportun­ $100 ing a house. Charming 1• e c n t l v o w e e k a In T h e g e n Low Monthly Payments ity for men experienced In bedroom, bath and half fu rd H e r a ld D A T E D t h l a I l i a da., o f paints and ruofcoatlngs. home of Mayfair Country For Complete Information D eca m b e r, 1401. See Or Call Your Many eacluslve and nooClub. Centrally heated and (SEAL) A r t h u r W4. B e c k w ith . J r . competitive repeat items. air c o n d i t i o n e d . Price Clerk e f V h * C ircuit Court FHA - VA Age no barrier. Diversified $13,600. No qualifying. $aoo By: M a r t h a T. V taU n . DC. duwn, payments as low as A o d areo a. I t : « h . Dean, winter and summer line. SALES BROKER L n w n d a a A van d en D erg We take care of all flaanc$76.07 includes taxes and A tto r n e y * a n t Ca u aa* ll» r* a t Stenstrom Realty ing, shipping and collections. insurance. Law IIS E a e t C * :-:ra l D<-ul*verd 111 N Park Ave. 1252420 Fringe benefits include free Poet O ffko B ut I t l l Ufa insurance, sales twnuaea. O r la n d o , F l o r i d a S H 43 Stemper Agency INCORPORATED T e le p h o n e H i . 4111 Write Consolidated Paint 4 2 BR. Fla. Hm., fenced yard. P u b lle h Dee. Id. IS. I*. 1*41 A Varnish Corp., East Ohio Rea!lo~ • Insurer . Trades $3«U down. 40 N. Devon, 308 E. First Street Sanford Ph. FA 2*1481 J e n I. 1) 44. Bldg., Clevtlaad, Ohio, 1XB-4J01 1919 S. branch Asa. North Orlando. 322-UM. C U P - 4* NEW YEARS USED CAR SALE! STRICKLAND - MORRISON . 1 \o *• -te V — « rs �* *■• **,"***?r. •* rw , 1 » #*• -T* *» ayr- "; '> -- MON. TUBS. Another food atoro, with a new name — "Jiffy" — la wider com traction near the Golden Triangle ' shopping canter an Hifhway 19A ta Labe County, to e a rn l u x These throa etaces, all howeInf approximately 2,64)0 square feat cadi, will be opened about Jan. 25 for bualnni, Gull said. Gaill alto announced • new fourth etoro will bo btillt at Longwood. Construc­ tion will bo atarted In 2M 0 dare on • new Handy food ■ton at the intereoetion of Hldhwaya 424 and 427. 2 5 th ft <» PARK G reat Savings On Ensy Terras rnoM a w o r l d o r f i n s f u r n i t u r e M A T H E R of Sanford JO B OAZIL in operating fire Tiptop, Handy and Thriftway food ■tana la Sanford aad today announced plana of foar more. Conatruetloa proaently la tuxtor way on a Handy food ■tora on 20th Street, about two miles wcat of the dtp limit*. Thla later will bo do* vetoped Into a community 0 By P restige, W tyneline end Stratford ; ' Mra, Dm Uboy, Hlaa Dorothy Wright, Mr. aad Mr*. Walter Teague, Mr. aad Mr*. Jamas Partin, Mr, and Mrs, Milton Goto, Mr. aad Mrs. Kirby Buckolow, Mr. aad Mrs. W. B. Waal, Mr. aad Mrs. Pete Wright, Mr. aad Mrs. Bob Abbott, Mr. aad Mrs. Merritt aad Mrs. Ktohard Kelley, Mr. aad Mrs. Theodore Aolia, Mr. aad Mrs. Jamas Palmar, Mr. aad Mrs. Paul Mikter, Mr. and Mrs. Xalph Neely, LL CoL aad Mrs. W. B. Brinkley and Prindpal and Mrs. C. W. Holder, Decatur, Ga., was the first U. S. eMy to get a 100 par cent motorised mall delivery. M A X ^ tU HOUSE ® lljiOO life Insurance . . . oo you will not burden your loved once with funeral end other ozpcndee. Thle NEW policy to especially helpful to those between 40 and M. Ho medic*! examination necae■ary. OLD LINE L E G A L RE* SERVE LIFE INSURANCE. . . . No agent wil call on you. Free Information, no obflgathin. Tear out this ad right now. . . . Send your name, addma and year of birth to; Central Security Life Insurance Co., Dept V-11B, 1412 West Rose- 0 - c j TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL and CONTEMPORARY from OPEN V U. S. Choice "Flaror-Aged” Bee! FRIDAY NIGHTS STEAK • CLUB • SIRLOIN < 6-PAK RF.fi. SIZE The SANFORD ATLANTIC BOTTLES SW ISS NATIONAL BANK ___ ______ UL Incorporated 1227 M AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OP JACKSONVILLE SANFORD, STATEM ENT OF ____Flee Deposit Limit: One With Your M Or More Food Order i Please . FLORIDA CONDITION AS OF FRESH “ 100% PURE” GROUND BEEF - DECEMBER 20, 1963 COMPTROLLER’S CALL 5 Lbs. for. . . GOOD LUCKI In the . . . RESO U RCES $|.9S NEW YEAR! L o an s a n d D isc o u n ts.....................................................................$6,037,760.23 L ess: R eserve fo r Losses on L o a n s ....................................... 460.84 O verdrafts.............................................................................. .... B a n k in g H o u s e .......... F u rn itu re & F ix tu res P a rk in g L o t ................ O th er R eal F s t a t o ................... ........................... .. F ed eral R eserve B ank S to c k ....................................................... O th er R e s o u r c e s ............................................................................. U . S. G overnm ent O b lig a tio n s....................................................$3,5-15,704.47 O th er Bonds an d S e c u ritie s......................................................... 1,095,458.74 Cash a n d Due from B a n k s ........................................................... 1,701,450.67 “ HICKORY SMOKED” $6,037,299.39 641.14 130,437.38 91,677.68 39,328.08 55,000.00 24,750.00 10,717.13 PI1XSBURY” JOWLS 6,342,613.88 SEE-ALL • TOTAL $12,732,46*1.68 Blackeye Peas R IC E 3 Lb. Hag C apital S to c k .................................................. .......................... S urplus .......................... ........................................................... . U ndivided P r o f i t s .......................................... ........................ R eserves ......... . . . . . . . . . ........ 375.000. 450.000. 162,598.04 145,573.96 222.647.19 11,376,6*15.49 .....------^—.— | D EPO SITS ........................................................................................................... TO TA L ................................................................................................................................. OFFICERS € it BE-ALL L IA B IL IT IE S U n ea rn ed llisc o u n t 1 00 00 l “ FRESH ’N CRISP- LETTUCE $12,732,464.68 DIRECTORS GEORGE A. ORTAGUS Chairman of the Board GEORGE 1). BISHOP Sanford, Florida H. H. HODGES President W. SCOTT BURNS Manager. Florida Power A Light Co. Sanford, Florida R. P. MANN Executive View President MRS. LOIS D. IIOUSHOLDER Assistant Vice President H. D. ROWLAND Cashier WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL President, Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. Sanford, Florida O. C. McBRIDE Aaatotaat Caahtor II. D. HODGES President MRS. CATHERINE M. RAT Assistant Caahtor R. P. 11ANN Executive Vice President GEORGE A. ORTAGUS First Vies President The Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida H. B. POPE President. 11. H. Pope Company Inc. Sanford, Florida A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. President Shoemaker Construction Company, Inc. Sanford, Florida IRA E. SOUTHWARD President, Southward Fruit Company, Inc. Sanford. Florida GEORGE A. SPEER, JR^ Attorney Sanford, Florida H EADS “SE A BRAND* FROZEN BREADED SHRIMP 10 OZ. PKG. CANADIAN ACE BEER 6 PACK • 12 OZ. CANS '7 t 'FVwK - p ^ rv i “KRAFT* CHEESE DIPS 8 OZ. CUP c M em ber O f F ed eral Deposit Insurance C orporation > �J* A I Zip Cods 82771 # WEATHER: Cloudy’, windy and occasional showers today with high la TO*; clearing, colder tonight, [ted Press Leased Wire Kstabttshed IMS TUE&, DECEMBER 81, IMS 8ANFORD, FLORU ■r lector, a since January This Is It tor 1963. • • • AHtamgb hectic, especially yea consider accoma move from Call* foraia to Florida and getting resettled, it was a good year for w . We hope It waa a good year for you, too. boldera hav* for publication, they, not bo candidates to themselves. M n. M M Piece Walker, county this morning denie P in e claimed the Uvea to all reports I I A m erican, Including u that she will leave local business and procbUdree Monday. Pour mem- ter this term. *Td I ed If my name wer flrms It has been an af a Wtaeeesate tent the ballot,” Mrs. Walker oa)d. good year for lly died In one hlaae and I Present state representa­ Wa can only hope that tives from Seminole County young sailor's three children pawl will continue in are 8. J . Davis Jr. nnd Jan In another 1964, which, by the way, could Fortuoe. Under the reapport­ he the year of Seminole Clarence B. Haaaea, IT, bis ionment law passed by tbe Cowety’s greatest potential. wife, Prancra, * , and two of 1963 Legislature only one re­ their four children were as­ presentative poet will be year 1964 should be phyxiated when Are swept open In tbe 1964 elections. e a t of the most ezcltlng Seminole County electors their spacious borne at Plea­ years, loo, from the political will vote on member* of tbe sant Prairie, Wta. point of view. One county of­ The children were Clarence, electoral college, to choose a fice holder, T u Collector I, and Kenneth. 2 months. president and vice president, John Galloway, has announc­ Firemen u id Mrs. Hansen and for state and county of­ ed he win not run for rehelped liv e two daughten fice*. Party primaries will be alectioa. We understand there before auc- held the first Tuesday after and s baby litter tx wlU be others who will not to amok# Inhalation the first Monday In May, with eumblng amok* v atawaav ar*«* a raised my glass of beer . . . and A DISGRUNTLED and drunken customer acek re-election. the second primary three herself. ntinu whizzing by 1" Frank Jones, there went a Pontiac "opened up” the DeLuxe Bar nff 18th Street Aside from the county po­ weeks later. General election The fire was apparently wrecker driver, Is is pictured ready to remove the early Tuesday. Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported litical scene, the national po­ started by overheated Christ­ will be held the first Tues ir. Sheriff Hobby said Shaw was car from the bar. Gilbert B. Shaw, Negro, left the bar, entered his litical picture will be en­ mas tree Lights, authorities day after the first Monday in arrested for driving Ivinjr while intoxicated and havcar with New York license plates nnd drove hanced by Um great political November, said. ing no driver's license. through a brick wall Into the bar. One Negro conventions and after that County candidates have be­ The three children of n customer told Herald itaff photographer Bill another presidential election sailor burned to death when tween March 3 noon and la te r la the year. Yea, air, It their bouse trailer at San March 17 noon to qualify. ought to be a tremendous Galloway, an employe of the Diego, Calif., burst Into year! flames while they slept. Their Atlantic C o u t Line Railroad • • • Seminole County was get­ be dosed, excepting some mother, Mrs. Cloidettea Pike, for 30 years, came to Sanford F o r Samlnole County, out22, was awakened by tha chil­ in 1929 as chief clerk In the ting ready for the New Year's restaurants and bars. Finan­ Donald cial institutions will be clos­ ACL superintendent's office. holiday Wednesday. aide the realm of politics, 1SS4 dren's cries. Most business houses will ed, a* will City HaQ and the could bring this area a new 1121 Haat The bodies of the child­ I* ta n native of Brunswick courthouse. Post office* will four-year university, a port waa being ren. Robert Eugene, 3, Mar­ County, N. C. He served a be on n holiday schedule, year with tbe Revenue Cutler terminal, a marina complex, vin Lloyd, 3, an<l Valera Sue, ★ ★ ★ elim ination at 1 with only collection* nnd spe­ a new Industrial development 3 months, were found In their Service, predecessor ol the U. LONDON (UPI) - Com­ cold war issues and trying to cial deliveries. S. Coast Guard. He saw acIn the eastern section of the day at Semlaoto charred bunk*. MIAMI (UPI) - The an City Commission waa to munist and Western plana negotiate settlements. Rut tkm as an Army officer in county, further development Hospital after Three children died at Dan­ nusl Xing Orange parade, meet at 4:30 p. m. today to toward the construction of from bis bicycle by an ante- were beginning to take shape neither Khrushchev's program marred by the illness of Miss ville, IU., when fit* swept Franca 'n World War I and determine whether bars may the St. Johns-lndlsn River ca­ mobile on Highway IT-K at today for peare talks in 1961, nor tha known details of the America and a good chance their home and a neighbor was an officer In the Florida Western plan appeared to of­ remain open tonight after too State Guard In Wo-Id War II. with a back ailment waa un­ nal, and new businesses I-on*wood, sheriff's deputies with the first round sched­ fer any startling change from of a soaking, steps off for able to drag them from their usual midnight closing hour. He ta a member of Holy which would add greatly to reported. uled for the Geneva disarma­ previous positions, the sources its 31st showing tonight. Sheriff J . L. Hobby said bo Cross Episcopal Church, Ma­ tho economy of the county. St Isa America, Donna Alum flamlrg rooms. ment conference Jan. 21. had not been apprised of any ■aid. Dead were Clifford, 4, Der­ sons, Veterans of Foreign Perhaps next year by this Diplomatic sources warned change la bourn for barn la Khrushchev listed a slow­ of Eldorado, Ark., had been rick, I, and Michelle, 1, chil­ Wars, American Legion, 40 A time wa will have the metro­ that despite the optimism gen- ing down of the arms race, scheduled to appear on one dren of Mr. and M n. Jam es 8, Chamber of Commerce and Thursday open* the busy (be county. politan telephone system—so srated by Soviet Premier Ni­ cuts in armed forces ami mili­ of tha floats. But a doctor con­ Kelly. season at Seminole County The Sanford Herald will go Klwanla Club, badly needed in Seminole. kita S. Khrushchev’s New tary spending, a NATO- fined her to bed today and to press early Wednesday to In announcing his retire­ courthouse. • • « The chlklren’a mother was Year's message, no quick or Pact non-aggression agree­ ■aid she waa suffering from opt at borne a t the time of ment this morning, Galloway Tax Collector John L. Gal permit staff members .to havo It haa been a fine year for easy: aolutiuug. •appeared in ment, reduction of foreign burns of th e>nose and throat the Lre. Issued tho following state­ loway will place 1964 automo­ a half-holiday with tbelr fa n ­ the Samlnole County Cham­ bile Uccnse tags on sale, con­ nies. sight. Two children died when fire ment: troops in other countries, and and chemical tracheo-bron* ber of Commerce. Francis E. 22nd Victim Dies Khrushchev, in m statement a ban on tho spread of nu­ chitie as a result of the Roose­ destroyed tbelr frame home tinuing through Feb. 20. "In January 1917, I was ap­ JtoumlUst Jr., outgoing pres­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Tax Assessor Mary Earle to United Press International clear weapons as hi* major velt Hotel fire at Jacksonville at Sandusky, III., but their pointed by the Governor as ident, says that the senior An Atlanta woman died to­ Sunday. Walker will commence re­ in Moscow Monday, outlined a tax collector of Seminole brother and sister managed to points for the tension-easing trade body is closing out one day, ratting to ’J’J the toll in She waa expected to lie up escape. The dead were Lucille County to fill the unexplred ceiving applicalloni fur home­ five-point plan for easing the talks. of Its most productive years tha Roosevelt Holsl fire. and around again in a few Klmhle, 3, ami Lillian, 3. The term of tha late John D. Jen stead exemptions. cold war. In the past, Moscow has in the organisation's history. Mr*. Walker aald 12,300 Tha Western plan la now attached conditions to some day*. The doctor, Robert Far­ children'a mother was visiting kins and in 1948 waa elected "Unquestionably," s a y s Still A greeable rington of Miami, said the Ill­ a neighbor when the fire for a full term having opposi­ forms for homestead exemp­ under discussion among tha of these points which made Roumillit, "this success can RERUN (UI’I) - A West ness was "not serious in it­ started. tion. After this I was elect­ tions and 30,000 forms for be attributed to dedicated Berlin spokesman today re­ Allies and is expected to be them unacceptable to the ed for three more terms with­ personal properly exemptions completed shortly, the sources West. Khrttshrhev gave no in self.” In other fires, the bodies of members who hive supported pealed the rily’s desire to A Weather Bureau spokes­ out opposition. will be placed In tbe mall Oble Goeine 47, and his said. dicalfun of any change. But the chamber's program of continue talks with East Ger­ "I am deeply grateful for Wednesday. By United Press International man said after a full day's daughter, Caroline, 7, were Both aim at raaing inter­ diplomat! in Moscow welrom promotion and accomplish­ man Communist* nn traffic rain Monday that It would found In the flame-charred tha honor conferred upon me A Snowstorm coated wide First-time applicants for national tern inn by taking up ed his willingness to proceed ment in a monetary way as through the llertin wall. rain most of Tuesday and ruins of their South Side Chi­ by the people of Seminole homestead exemption should area* of Dixie today aa fa r step by step Instead of de­ well as by their active par­ the odds are only 30-50 that It cago home; Carl Sullivan, 78, County; and mindful of the lake their recorded deeda or aouth aa the Uulf Coast and manding immediate agree­ ticipation.” will end by parade time" at an Invalid, burned to death fact that at the close of the contracts to 3lrs. Walker’s of New Orleans. Classes Set ment nn awieping general dis­ " ! am sure.” he concluded, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — T p. m. when a stove apparently start present term In January 1963. fice between Jan. I and Thousands of Sugar Bowl armament measures, ns he "th at our cltiiens arc well Claires begin Jan. 7 at Flor­ But no one waa returning ed a fire in his home near 1 will have I t years of service March 31. Her office is open football fans awoka in New has in the past and which the tickets and the parada was a aware that increases in the ida State University and 400 Nclsonvllle, Ohio; and Mrs. snd eligible for retirement; 9-3 dally JIunday through Orleans to find snow falling, Weat considers unrealistic. chamber's scope of opera­ freshmen ami transfers are sellout with half a million June De Annabel, 43, died of and mindful of the tact there Friday. the second time in a week th at tions will require additional exported for th« second tri­ holiday fans expected to line asphyxiation when fire swept may be someone who would traces of mow dropped on • 0 • E. 8. Douglass, director of financial support, and we mester. the route which includes her Steubenville, Ohio, borne. like to run for the office, but the Crescent City. adult and vocational education, hope that lha organisation’s world-famous Biscayne Boule would not oppose me; Elsewhere in Dixie, snow, announced today that the members will consider an in­ H as ‘Good Night* with pride In the record which vard. sleet and freeslng Tain pelted Seminole C o u n t y Bueinese crease in membership con­ The Orange Bowl game be­ the tax collector'* office has DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI) — School will reopen on Monday, Atlanta, Gutport, Mis*., Mo­ tributions for 1964.” tween Auburn and Nebraska established for excellent serAiling Irish playwright Bren­ bile and Cltronalle in south along with tho other public • • • Wednesday Is also a sellout vica tn all citizens alike, dan Behan was reportrd to­ achools in the county. Alabama. Sealed bidi are again being day to have spent a good with more Bun 70,000 tickets am announcing my retirement The thermometer hovered The achool is located on Pal­ "Eagle-eyed” Deputy Sher­ out. But weathermen say it TALLAHASSEE (UPI) solicited for the 53xHQ lot night in Meath Hospital and from public office at lha end iff James R. Moore recovered around the freezing mark metto Avenue betwen Ninth Florida motorists will dig adjacent to the old Pott Of­ to have "improved slightly.” of the present term and will a doien stolen camellia plants will be played under clear and 10th Streets. AUSTIN, Tex. (Ui»I> — It not he a candidate to suc­ derper beginning Thursday along the 3Iissiuippi coast. fice in downtown Sanford. skies. Mrs. lVnrnse Love ta prin­ this morning. was Lyndon Johnson's day for ceed myself as tax collector when 1984 automobile license (See earlier story on pags 2) Bids will be opened at 9:30 A tla n ta Sit-Ins Hal Cornell, Maitland, last cipal of the school and is also a minion with the home town of Seminole County in the tags go on sale at hikes rang a.m „ Jan. 28. in Atlanta. week reported to Uio sheriff's Wing Installed ATLANTA (UPI) - Antifolks. Ridding material, including segre ga 11 o n demonstrators, • teacher; Mrs. I.ydia Watt Is office he discovered a man 1964 Democratic primaries.” ing from $3.30 to $13 over the other daytime teacher with the 1983 price. Home town, in the arose forms on which bids must be led by Negro comedian Dick loading his camellias in a On Titan Two Misa Mary George, Mr*. Betty Bfggcit Increase in the that in these wide open Texas made, is available from the Gregory, forced the closure of truck but the culprit drove off WASHINGTON (UPI) tag', which must he purcha* General Services Administra­ at lrnst five Dobbs House res­ Simra, Miss Susan Cnstriunnl, before Cornell could read his A wing of 18 Titan II inter­ ■pare* Austin is as much the Nativity Sheep and Mrs. Doris Lyons complet­ ed before Feb. 20, is (or (lie President's home as his much tion ollicu in Atlanta. license lag. continental missile* has been 65 miles away. taurants Monday during a ing tha night staff. WW lags for heavy vehicles • • • Found At Home This morning Moore, driv­ installed at Uttle Rock. Ark., daylong sit-in campaign. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Day classes will begin at 9 "Austin is the rily that w* J. C. Trawirk, a long lime MANITOWOC, Wls. (UPI) up from $23 to $37.03 this Americans smoked a record a. m. and continue until 3 p. m. ing near Sanlando Springs, to bring the nation's total of love,” the President said. "For year. resident of Sanford, said this Health Warning — The sheep which vanished noticed car tracks leading off operational ICBM’s to 331. Monday through Friday. The The W tag will increase 523 billion cigarettes to 1963— morning that while everyone The Pentagon said the Lillie Mrs. Johnson nnd me, our pub­ Sunday from the Nativity JACKSONVILLE ( LTD - night classes meet from 7 to through weeds to a wilderness. from $20 to $29.79, the plain despile recurring r e p o r t s lic life la-gun here. I have kept regretted the assassination of scene in downtown Manitowoc The deputy checked . . . and Ruck installation completed A marked rise in infectious tag from $15 to $31.87, and (he blaming smoking as a cause Lady Bird happy through the President K e n n e d y , he diseases in Florida during U p. ni. Monday through found the stolen plants. has been located. the Atlas and Titan pro­ Thursday. I) tag for small cars from $10 of lung cancer and other ail­ times past by promising that thought one of the greatest Police found the sheep Mon A. H. Clark. 103 Sunland grams, but an additional 630 1963 led the Stela Board of ments. Students may enroll Monday In $13.54. someday we would return to contributions to the American The 1983 cigarette total w at Health to warn parents today in a complete bualnesa pro­ Drive, reported the theft of a Mlnuteman ICR M's are still Austin to live—and we ■hall.” day on the farm of its owner But the new plates will be public during that time was to be aura children were vac­ who explained lhat he visited television set from hU home. scheduled for deployment. almost 3 per cent more than gram. Further Information on Lyman High School told the good for 13 months since the Those were the Chief Exec­ the moratorium by broadcast­ lha display and found (he The U. S. ICBM force, in cinated the new IBM keypunch C o u r s e sheriffs office that the school stalled and ready to fire, in utive's words Minulay night at sheep had given birth to 1963 Legislature passed the the total (or 1982—508 2 bil­ ers on commercialism until lion cigarettes—and marked will be available at thia time. after the Presidents funeral. offices had been ransacked. elude* '28 Atlas, 34 Titan I, a dinner d e d i c a t i n g the lamb. He took both animals hikes with an eye toward the seventh consecutive year H ostages Freed The Business School ia part mure state revenue and get M A R bar reported to police >l Titan If and 300 Minute- Agudas Achim Synagogue in I back to the farm for shelter Trawirk added that a lot of NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — ting it at a more opportune that smoking has increased the Texas capital. | against the sub-zero cold. inen missiles. patience la aeeded by folka Greek and- Turkish Cypriots of the Seminole County Public a burglary with small losa. School System, which is under time. By 1987, under the new to the United States. today to even watch a news­ The Agriculture Department today began releasing refu­ the administration of R. T. 13-month setup, tags will be cast. gees and hostages held by Milwee, superintendent of renewcd to July izulcad ol noted that the increase be­ • • • tween the 1982 and I9G3 total both sidea In g step toward public Instruction. January. If you drive out S.R. 46, was significantly more than restoring peace to this bitter­ Thera is a nominal registra­ Tag money represent* a big about half way to ML Dora, the I per cent Increase be­ ly-divided island republic. tion fee, and book* a rt sold te chunk of the state's revenue you can turn south on S. R. tween 1963 and 1961. From students at cost. and legislators said they 1935 to I960 the rate of in­ 433, a brand new highway and C. O f E. A sks Bids Peopls of Seminole County wanted the state tu get that crease to cigarette consump­ bead fur Orlando. However, JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - are urged to register fur these money during the summer tion averaged 4 per cent a after you drive about three The Army Corpa of Engi­ classes promptly. Prospective Another tale which won ticut River waa (our feet sha knows a "girl In our when other sources of income year. BURLINGTON, Wls. (UPI) m ilts tha highway comes to neers called for bids today students may call tha school a deadend. There's even a —Even the worst fishing con­ honorabta mention In tha 33th higher than on the New neighborhood whose mouth is snd taxes arc on tha leaa Tbe department noted that on enlargement of Key West office a t FA 2-0663 for further Hampshire aide.” so small that In order to say side. fence stretched across tha most Americans preferred ditions could not be as bad as annual competition lor the barlMjr and construction of information. A complaint about mail 'three,' she haa to say, ‘one, The new tags will expire "tailor-made” cigarettes Us world's tallest story of the highway. those described by Richard year waa sent in by Roodla service by John Zcpczyk, one, one'.” missile sites In Monroe and March 2U. 1085. Tha Clock inveitlgatad and the "roll-your-owa” variety to south Dade counties. High Names Florio Burlin, of rural Chatham. Johnson, Seattle, Wash., who Phillips, Wto, also won hon­ Finally, this story about Prices have been raised' 1 9 0 3 . The output of tobacco found that the section was TAMPA (UPI) Major Mas*., the Burlington Liar's sakl: " It was so cold here orable mention. He said: ”1 weather by W. Y. Brown. alio on buses, trucks and for pip*, and roU-your own paved by Lake County out of one winter that we all took hope this arrives in time for Brenaon, Mo.: "It has been trailers to addition to cars cigarettes was about 70.3 mil­ Club decided today. Robert King High of Miami secondary road funds right up Hunter Killed Burlin was named "World's strain baths by crawling into the 1963 contest for liars, but to dry here in the Osarks for iar 1964. lion pounds, slightly less than HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Monday named Robert Flo­ to the Orange County line. the mail is so alow here that to long that we have frogs Motorcycle tags are up to 1982. Seems Out Orange County Bobby Chappell, 27. of West rio of Tampa as west coast Champion Liar for 1983” fur the refrigerator.” George Lowrey, Me Indoe all of the mailmen have moss two years old that don't even from 13 to $1038. The QU But this waa the only to­ has not yet completed Us part Hollywood, was killed Mon­ campaign manager of bis this woeful fishing tile: "Fishing around here was Falls, V t, claimed: “it rain­ growing on the north side of know bow to swim yet. Yes­ tag for antique cars and the bacco category, outside snuff, lic e for governor. day when the jeep in which of the deal. But one question: terday, 1 saw two men clean­ P or Goat lag on citrus and which declined this year. All Florio is a member of the so bad sometime* this sum­ ed so hard (or the last two them.” why no sign at the intersec. be was riding during a hunttion of S. R. 46 and 433 todi- In; trip overturned, crushing Hillsborough Democratic ex­ mer that even the biggest week* in Vermont thst the It New York City school- ing a string of fish with a farm vehicles Is up from $3 to the others, Including chewjpg bars didn’t catch any.” Vermont side ol tbs Connec­ girl, Sara Barbosa, write Uisl Widal broom.” 48-Uecutive commute*. » tobncco* showed bis bead in tha door. ,bating tha deadend I Children Bulletin City, County Set Holiday Schedules East-West Plans For Miss America III; Will Miss Peace Talks Shape Up Orange Parade Busy Season At Courthouse To Begin Thursday mwA... Snow Falls On Sugar Bowl Visitors Business School Reopens Monday Stolen Plants Are Recovered Johnsons Have Austin Reunion Tag Increases Range Up To $13 Smoking Rises Despite Scare M aybe They All H ad Better Come To Florida Fishing So Bad Liars Didn't Catch Any � 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, December 30, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 30, 1963. 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As of Mar 99, IN S, tho anniversary of tho infamous "Mack Monday" of 1M2, approximately |75 billion of tho fflO billion lost a t th at Ubso had bsan recovTho Dow-Jones Industrial m r s n , tho market's moot popular indicator, raaehod a now high of 7S7.M on 8opL • of this psar and baa prosu dod to top Itaoif a w since. In ratroopoct, th a n wars a n u n bar of thlngi which affsetad tho stock markot in one way or onothor during 1M3 but two aro dominant— tho Prosldant’a otsssalnatian and tha aid extended by tho Mow York Stock Kxchango to tho customers of bankrupt Ira Haupt A Co., ons of tho "tho s t m t ’s" major hroktrago house*. Red Bloc Faces Form Trouble NEW YORK (UPI) - A •tudent of agriculture behind tho Iron Curtain raportod to­ day that Communist teadara foeo sever# Internal discontent unless they make a wholehearted effort to bolster crop ptoduction. 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M United Wire Retahhalnd 190t FRL, DECEMBER 07, 1968 Christm as Spending In Area A t All-Tima SANFORD, FLORIDA N a 98 residents IfcU Christ­ en e t w y other Yule- R atorrit Bom* starts reported gain* with largest November C of E Spent $107 Million In '6 3 9 i to OrtD ecea­ On* mid se id (hot this IPPH N “waa to* Christmas salat -to r Florida will have a popula­ John Kridar, tion of e t a to a n a aad a Commerce m half mllltoe people by 1910 "undoubtedly C an t you hear tha m O a if the atato continue* to p had the boat Christmas sates la my votes?" a« U baa aiaee the 1M) eonto the last * years, if Appliine* •a sue, aaya Ualreraity of ITor tor all time.** ■tore*, ida eeooomle prafeaaor. Dr. Glenn McCall, Downtown all n i Joha N. Wobh, to a roj Merchants Association chair ness this Christmas salsa ***iuood h j the g a m e of Ec man, its tod that “our mem aoa. Out merchant said ho to • a le aad Ruitoeai Research bars a n sw a t happy with "atilt doing Christinas busi­ of the school's College of Bustthe reception given by ness with perrons who afthsf Winners In the Christmas FPFC To Fold acss Administration. customer* and friends to our lighting contest sponsored by forgot certain gifla or did not NEW YORK (UP!) — The Seminole Cwmty figures proffered merchandise f o r tha Sanford-Seminal* Junior have tha tim a to boy." promlneolly to Dr. Webb’s pro-Castro Fair Play for CwAlt stores reported “6 Chamber of Commerce will bo JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Christmas." to predletioei. la fact, be re­ ba Committee (FPFC) quiet­ Furniture dealers said that presented with trophies at a healthy business and oua of The U. 8. A m y Corpe of ports that the census count ly Is seeking to go out of bog* Engineer* apent >107.7 mil­ December “ was on* of our luncheon-meeting Thursday at tha moat ptoaaont roasoon as of April 1, 1M0, for Semi­ loess, K waa teamed todaylion in Florida during 1968, best months" and “we've had tha Civic Center, Winner* to since the people seemed hap­ nole was peffed at MAM peo­ pier." about twice the expenditure excellent business all the the categoric* are: ple. 111a estimate of Serai $25,000 Theft way. . . and It wasn't aU Religious tatting—Dr. W. V. of 196t end >4.2 million more note's population as of July Miami (urn - ram just Christmas shopping. Roberta, Summerlin Avenue, than In 1962. 1, 1M3 was IT,200. searched for dues today to first, and W. H. Welbt*. 202 Throughout the state as Col. 11. R. Parfitt, head of the burglary of a north Miami Forrest Drive, Loch Arbor, whole, Florida's population home Thursday night of at tho Jacksonville Corpe dis­ second. increased 13.9 per cent during least >23.000 to furs and Jew trict, said the engineers reach­ Traditional setting — Mrs. the peat three years aa con eU. ed a number of milestones on W. T. Place, I S3 Plneereat 4 pared with a 5.3 per ceot in military and civilian projects Drive, first, and Mrs. Motto crease for the entire United Probe Demanded In a year-end report Thurs­ Starke, 409 MellonvUt* Ave­ States. Florida continues to day. LONDON (UP!)—Tb# Brit­ nue, second. grow more rapidly than the ish press today demanded a WASHINGTON (U PI) — Parfitt said construction on Artistic setting — Dr. and nation as a whole because ot government inquiry into the Tha long-staliad deal to e e l civilian project! during the Mrs. C. F. Brooks Smith, Sum­ continued change of residence (ire which broke out aboard year totalled >32-2 million, JOHNSON CITY, Tax. merlin Avenue, first, and Rob­ surplus American wheat to tho to Florida by citizens of other the Greek liner Lakonia at while the engineers spent (UPI) — President Johnson e rt Jernlgan, 119 Plnecrast Soviet Union appeared today states. to be teetering an tha brink. sea and took a t least I t lives. >67.1 million on military work. kept tha economy pressure on Drive, second. L. P . PAYTON U handed a package by Postmaster Cecils Heard aa he Among the changes to The Commerce Department Its said land acquisition for tha executive branch of gov­ atarted o ff thia morning on hta Inst trip aa a rural mail carrier out of the Overall—8. A. Llndstrom Thursday issued export Hcent years is the indication Sugar Allocated the National Aeronautic* and Sanford postoffice. Payton la retiring today after 80 yeara o f federal ernment today. His latest tar­ Jr., I l l West Jinkins Cirri*, that some of the sm aller coun WASHINGTON (UPD—The Space Administration manned get waa tha foreign aid pro­ first, and Lola D. Ferranta, censes for tha sale of $404 service — 27 yeara in the Sanford postoffice and threp years in the U. S. ties - are becoming “ growth million worth of U. 8. wheat to Agriculture Department an­ lunar landing area on Merritt gram which he wants oper­ 1601 Locust Avenue, second. Army. He will become a real estate broker. (Herald Photo) counties'* ot this decade, out Russia to what may be tha nounced Thursday that about Island was almost completed ated mors efficiently and with Commercial—Norrla TV* 201 stripping in rates—if not yet first break to tho lengthy M> at a cost of >28.9 million. • i in numbers— the growth coun­ 743.000 tons of global sugar fewer federal employes. Commercial Avenue. foliations. had been allocated to foralgl A separate Army snginssr While preparing for a twoJudges were Mr. and Mrs. ties of the last decade. Jack N. Rahm an, aaalatant suppliers ss of Dee. 24. V; district was created July 1 to day visit with West Gorman Carlos Raines and Ways# Al­ For eiample. Dr. Wabb Moratory of eommare* for do. handle tbs space construction Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, bert. I* points out that Brevard Coun mettle and International bustEarhard Leaves program in tho Capo Kennedy starting Saturday, the Presl Following antrlaa ty has now overtaken 10th ness, said, however , tha export BONN, Germany (UPI) — area, the colonel said. dent ordered a speedy review honorable mention: place Volusia County, Bre­ license* wars issued lo private Chancellor Ludwig Erhard Deepening and widening the of foreign economic and mill Joha O. Bacon, 205 Fairmont trader* who thought they vard's neighbors— Seminole WASHINGTON (UPI) — left today for the United Intracoastal Waterway from tary assistance programs. Drive, Sunland Estates: Harry could arrange sales and want­ on the west and Indian River The nation's living costs rose Jacksonville to Miami Is near­ Johnson set up a aevtn- C. Echslbergar, 1 1 8 E a a ed assurances tho Hraniia on the south — have higher States where he will assure to aa all time high in Nov­ The “bicycle bandit" has alio confeued to burglarising ing completion, ha laid, and member committee of policy' Woodland Drive: Mrs. J. A rates of gains to the years President Johnson that the ember with increases to the confessed to two armed rob­ Gator Lumber Company end tha last segment of dredging level federal officiate to un Harris, 122 Pinacreat Drive; would bo available if needed. European Common Markst Is since the last census than Tha ltcciua* are, in effect, cost of food and shelter, the beries and two burglaries, Po­ Hill Lumber and Hardware la echeduled to go out for dertake a fast, intensive re­ Alan Lucas, 206 Tangerine “hunting any of the 10 largest coun­ not turning isolationist. Labor Department said today. llen Chief Roy Williams re­ laat week, obtained >4 et Ga­ bids early next year. Drive, Rsvanna Park: Lewis ties as they were ranked by view of foreign aid programs. 226 Killed The department announced ported today, tor and two revolvers, shells, Ha ordered tha committee to E. Morgan, 103 South Sunland the last census. Tha license# provide for cash Although these 10 largest By 1’altod Press lakroaltoaal that its consumer price index Robert McGill, Negro, 18, knives and cigarettes at Hill's. report back to him by Jan. 15 Drive: Themes O'Day, 186 •ales. Behrman s a i d t h e y Christmas holiday traffic climbed two-tenths of l per Chief Williams also report of 1209 West 11th Street, ad­ counties according to the 1960 with recommendations on how Fairways Drive; Mr. and Mrs. would be subject to U. 8.-So­ census (Dade, Duval, Hills- accidents claimed the lives of cent last month to a record- mitted holding up two per- ed Robert L. Elevens, Negro to eliminate waste, red tape, Charles 1L FvUsy 8r„ 701 viet agreement on to m s , tin borough, Pinellas, Broward, 220 persons across the na high level of 197.4 per cent sons, obtaining >102.75 Christ­ 17, of William Clark Court, inefficiency and superfluous East 23lb Street, and Mrs. ■aid tha axportan would havw Orange, Palm Beach, Polk, lion, a final tabulation by the ot average 1357-39 prices, the mas night and escaping on a is charged with receiving stol DoaaM T. Beagon, 2402 Key to comply with governmen t re personnel. en property, having obtained Escambia and Volusia) had, National Safety Council and Dorm used for the Index. bicycle. ••Up ertlctt fak.-AANbhUaa — * •* . . . qutrfitonta m Mdpptag .h i* »? total. yarae. prnpnjtten United P r e s a international A department spokesman Chief Williams said McGill one of tha stolen revolvers this committee, far frtm re­ tha wheat in U. 8 . flag ships. WASHINGTON (IT !) predicted another recordfrom MeGUL The stolen prop, of the state's population In showed today. flecting any lack of convic­ Negotiations for tha ante o f Sen. Barry Goldwaler loosed breaking increase this month mid-1963 as in April, I960, erty waa recovered. tion in the necessity for for­ tf. 8. wheat to Russia havw because of higher costs of they are not making as large On High Road? Thieves bruke into Surplus a polities! haymaker at Presl eign assistance, demonstrates been in tha hands of private dent Johnson Thursday o r MIAMI (UPI)—Miami May food, housing and services. a contribution to state gains City, 201 West First Street. my itrong determination that U. 8. groin firm s since aborteuslng him of playing "poll Increased prices for fresh In this decade as in the last, or Robert King High said he Thursday night and stole those programs be so admin ly after the government told tics with Christmas” on the vegetables and sugar pushed doesn’t want to start another Dr. Webb reported. rente, levis, shirts, knives, e Isterad aa to yield tha great down ground ru b e for thu • • • feud between North and South up the cost of groceries, and revolver, hute, sox, lighters foreign aid bill. est benefit to our eountry and deals Inst October. housing costs advanced across The Arisons Republican, United Prase International Florida, but he jumped into Not everybody got the right und boots. the free world," Johnson said DALLAS (UPI) The BusTemperature* snapped be­ the board except for gas and considered by many aa tha size, color or style, or some­ the 1964 governor's race S. A. Llndstrom J r. I l l In a special statement issued sian-born widow of accused thing, so Thursday started Thursday pledging to battle electricity rates, which held presidential ississln Lee Har­ West Jinkins Circle, winner frontrunnlng GOP presiden­ from tha Taxes White House. low zero to Mellon* at the steady. North today and 6 freezing tial candidate, accused John­ "exchange week" a t the the domination of rural Inter in the home decoration con­ Tha study committee will be drizzle caused hazardous driv Arnold Chase, assistant vey Oswald will go before the son of •'arm-twisting" mem­ stores. One nice thing about ests to the state. commissioner of labor sta­ Warren Commission early test, reported to police today bers of both the House and headed by Undersecretary of tog warnings to be posted to it is that the Seminole store tistics, said that the Index next year to help fill gaps the theft of four reindeer Swinto during the bitter aid State George W. Ball. Mem­ p arts of Panasylvanla and owners and the clerks are Contaminated from hia front lawn display. bers included Budget Dirac Ohio. DURBAN, South Africa — WASHINGTON (U PI)-The was 1.3 per cent up for the in the commission's record fight. very understanding, helpful, of her dead husband's tra­ year. He laid this was “ rea New snow fell In tha North (U PI) — Mrs. V a n Vtocsat Tha White House back- tor Kermlt Gordon, Peace and even cheerful. Another nuclear-powered supercarrier vels and dealing!. handed Goldwater'a criticism. Carps Director R. Sargent era Rockies and North Plains waa >360 richer today because reason why U is good to shop Enterprise—the world'! larg sonsbls price stability" al­ A source close to Mrs. Ma­ though the 1963 rise may be est ship—was contaminated Asked for comment, Pres* Shrlrar and David E. Ball, during tha night, with ac­ aha can run like a racahorsa. to Seminole. rina Oswald said she would Mrs. Vincent was sitting • • • by radioactive fallout from one of the largest since 19J8'j Secretary Pierr* Salinger said, head'of tha Agency for Inter­ cumulations up to I inches testify before the commission, national Development (AID). reported. with a party of friends h iv ­ ”1 guess tha senator la run­ Saturday, Seminole High's Hutsia’i 1961 atomic testa in increase of 1.7 per cent. which Is investigating ['resi­ In other economy moves, Old Town, Maine, report ing refreshment* In tha club­ Orange Belt champs—take off the atmosphere, hut there The November rise clipped dent Kennedy's assassina­ ning again." Ila said he was another two centoff the buy­ Johnson ten t a memorandum ed 18 degrees below zero ear­ house after tha raeas «t Clairfor the Gator Bowl in Jack­ was “ no real danger to aura tha President, presently BERLIN (UPI)—East Gor­ ing power of s Jio bill, mak­ tion. Chief Justice Earl War­ Wednesday to agency and de­ ly today. Sub-freezing tem per wood Race Coun* Thursday sonville to see how the Tar health.'' ren heads the factfinding in n n Communist officials spending tha holiday* a t hia partment heads calling for a stores extended across most when an argumant ensued ing the >10 worth 13 cents less Heels of North Carolina stack have arrested Ihree West ranch In Johnson City, Tex., halt in the growth of federal of tha North with below zero over the length of tb* track. to the consumer than it was committee. up against the Falcons from Russians On Way Bcriin'ri on a holiday visit was unaware of Goldwater'a employment. Ha urged more readings reported In upstate For Mrs. Oswald, the past “U 'l not so long," ah* in­ PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI) In November. 1962, the U. S. Air Force Academy. month has been a lonely and to Eist Berlin, West Berlin statement. New York, Northern New sisted. efficient use of workers and They leave at 9:30 a. m., and — The long day's journey Goldwater made hia chargea uncertain one. police reported today. simplification of procedures. England and Northern Minn­ A wealthy gentleman to thu hope to be back home In less back to their Moscow home In a land where she has ft was the first time arrests In a telegram lo Mark Tries, He elao was re evaluating de­ esota. party offered her the money than 12 hours from then. The began today for the Viktor few friends and does not un­ had been reported since the Renat* Republican aecretary. fense spending. The weather bureau said If she could run tha aotirw Seminole Boosters club is Pozdneev family, making the derstand the native tongue, Communists began admitting The aonator is a t his hom* in freezing drizzle would con­ course without stopping. picking up the tab for the end of tbelr holiday visit here she has turned to religious ten* Of thousands of West Phoenix, Aril., recuperating tinue to fall along the Upper Mrs, Vincent promptly shed bus and the seats at the af­ and, the sponsors hope, a be guidance. lb rimers for the visits a week from surgery to remove a Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes her ttUIcto-heeled show and fair! Happy traveling, boys! ginning of understanding be calcium deposit on hia right The 22-year-old widow want ago. region with occasional snow galloped tha whole course—a MIAMI — District Director You have earned It. tween Americans and Rus­ Edward P, Ahrens of the Im­ to a solemn midnight Mass The Western police said hscl. He said h* hop** to be flurries. mil* and five furlooga. • • « sians. migration and Naturalisation Christmas eve at a Greek three persons were arrested in Washington Monday to Temperatures in the South After collecting bar prise, Have you noticed the fran­ Orthodox church and then !>y Eastern bonier guards vote against the compromise Service stated that the annual west continued mild McAllen she refused to tall newsmen tic refurbishing job being NEW YORK (UPI) - For­ Tex., reported a high of 12 how old she waa, although aha alien address report program visited the grave of her bus- Thursday night as they were j;t billion aid bill when it done un the old Fernald mer President Harry S. Tru degrees Thursday and Corpus admitted the had two aoro to usually cense* a sharp rise in band Christmas Day. leaving East Berlin In so comes before the Senate, I^ughliin hauling at Fifth man today turned thumbe Christl, Tex., hid 61. The mound of dirt at Rote | automobile through the Intheir twenties. the number of applications for Street and Oak Avenue? H'a Hill Cemetery still is unmark­ validen Strasse c r o s s i n g down on a proposal by Sen naturalisation. to be a hotel,. someone tells Kenneth Keating, (ll-N.Y. The law requires all aliens ed but a source said that Mrs. point us. To take the place of the that the Constitution be re Their identity was not fmin the United Stairs, with few Oswald ordered a small head­ one that now stands on the The Seminole County March stone for the grave. Stic hopes mediately disclosed and po­ vised to provide for two vice corner where the bank park­ of Dimes wtU present its an­ exceptions, to repurl their ad­ to have a small rrois and lice said they did not know preridfnts, dresses e a r h J a n u a r y . ing lot is to be — soon. nual skating party Monday “It's a silly program, that’s Throughout the United S u tra, some flower replicas engrav­ thr reason for the arrests. • • • at the Melodee Skating Rink An East German youth was almost SO percent more appli­ ed to the stone. MIAMI (UPI) Miami all It is," Truman said during You motorists that go south on Onora Road. shot to death on Christmas policeman Leon E. William* hi* early morning walk near cations for nalurnlizntinri are from the downtown shopping The affair will begin at 10 Day is he tried to escape was called to investigate a the Manhattan hotel where center had better stick to a. m. and it will continue un- received during the months of across the Communist wait traffic accident T h u r a d a y he he* been staying for a Park Avenue or French Ave­ til 3 p. m A0 junior miss January, February and March dividing the eity. night. When he arrived, he holiday visit with his daugh­ nue for a day or so. The city contestants were invited to than are receiv'd during other months. Mr. Ahrena attributes found hia father lying dead ter and grandchildren. paving crew Is working on be present LONDON, England <UH> on the pavement. “The present setup is good Tenth and Eleventh Streets All proceeds from the skat­ this sudden rise to tha Allen — Scientists the world over “ My God. my God,” be enough," Truman said. and there just U no crossing it ing party will go to the 1964 Ad;Aliena £ r . RT r t pr v rto- make i how **•" «•n„'<*“ out cried falling to hlr knees, nut required lh, k, •their between the two main thor­ March of Dimes campaign. ■That'* my father." this report are diptomaU, oughfares mentioned. Out-Foxed whisky, * British biochemist • 9 • (won E. Williams S r , M. those accredited to certain in­ said today in the weekly AMERSHAM. Eng. (UP!) was struck by a car as ha INCLUDES: ternational organisations and Sanford's Biddy Basketball Elks Set Party ALACHUA (UPI) An — One hundred members of journal “ New Scientist." walked across an unlighted League will go Into action The Sanford Elks will bold those who have entered temp­ “The production of whisky Alachua man apparently shot intersection in the northwest the League Against Cruel Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic Toast again tonight at Seminole tbelr annual New Year's Evs orarily aa agricultural labor­ is undoubtedly an art, and all a young mother of four to Sports tried to sabotage a fox section of the eity. The driv* and Beverage •High's F l e m i n g Memorial party at the Elks Lodge. En ers. attempts to produce it by a death Thursday, then killed hunt Thuraday by laying falsa Gymnasium, and City Recre­ tertatnment will be provided Forma for making the re­ scientific approach have prov­ himself in a murder-suicide, tr ot the car laid ha didn't trails, but It didn't work. Tbs ational Director, Jim Jerni- by the Vint Vincent Trio. All ports will be available to ed futile. Nobody has been the sheriffs department re sea the victim, "I just heard hunt ran three foxes to tha Compare Our Low Cut-Rato a thump." gan, has extended a special Elks and their friends are aliens a t alt Post Office* and aide to reproduce It outside ported ground — two ware set free Young Williams was driv­ office* of the Immigration and invitation to parents to see invited to attend. Deputies said Ray Green, of Scotland.” Dr. Eustace Liquor Prices, Plus en home by other officers and tha third got away. Naturalisation Service during their youngsters play. 33, shot Donna Stevens Hold­ [lurton-Wrlght said. who were called to the scene the month of January. Mr. In tonight's games, which er, 22. in the back ot the Free Gold Bond Stamps to control a crowd that gath­ Our Forefathers Ahrena Indicated that aliens head of a .22 caliber rifla. get under way at 6:30, Rob- Boy Admits Fire ered. tty United Preaa Internatioaal . Clay Fails desiring information concern then lurried the gun on him >oo Sporting Goods will play MIAMI (L’PI) - Juvenile With Package Goods Among Iks more famous SEW YU1IK O-’I'II — Cu> self. WI Hit. Day 'N Night Grill authorities to Miami are bold­ ing naturalisation or simitar rum aad molasses amagglare The shootings took place at Willis Dies plays Sanford Electric, fir s t ing ■ 10-year-old Negro boy matters should obtain the nius Clay, the poetic pugilist, of tha Uotaalal parted ware TALLAHASSEE <UP1) Federal will meet Strickland- who police say confessed to forms a t an office o t the Im­ w»* scheduled to take a pre- the h o m e of Mr. and Mrs. VALDEZ HOTEL Morrison, and in the final af­ setting a shopping center migration and Naturalization induction physical examination William Purvis, where the Bryan M. Willis, slste audi­ each notable* aa John Hanfair Sanford Atlantic National blaze which caused an esti­ Service where personnel train­ at tha If. 8. Army Induction two had been visiting. Purvis tor tor 34 years, died after e rock and Samuel Adams, oc­ Downtown Sanford In these field, will In- avail- Center here at 7 a m EST lo and hit *ife were not home lung illni-** Wednc-day at the curd in, lo tk* Licensed Be*■.......... e,i, ... Bank tangles with Standard mated *130.000 la damage* !<ed I erega Indue I rim, toe. > |able to uiMwez inquiries^ [day. lie never shotted up. at toe ume. age of 46. i last week. OIL Yule Lighting Winners To Gel Trophies Outlay For State Twice That Of '£2 M W A ... Russian Grain Deni Appears Tottering Johnson Holds Tight Rein On Aid Program Living Costs At New High 2 Holdups Confessed By 'Bicycle Bandit' LBJ Accused Of Winter Hits New Blow In North Mrs. Oswald To Help Probers She Gives It • A Run For The Money Reds Arrest 3 West Berliners Alien Reports One Next Month Two-VP Idea Silly, Says Irked HST March Of Dimes Skating Party Set Monday Cop Goes To Crash, Finds Father Dead "C*va&* Cut&" Vk Inch Sirloin *4°° Scotch Whisky Still Mystery Mother Of 4 Slain; Killer Then Kills Self 2 Inch Sirloin $4 S0 �M N T I First C M * Ol the K t t i r w haa d m * ■ auceoaaful calendar y«er with membership standing *t aa •Q tlM Ugh. la v . Fari Bidet*, fa tte r, reports that par capita giving increased l a l i a orar IMS with a m a r * tlte-JO aad that glvtag te r an parpoaca ala# waa at a m w hl|h math. Recently the c h a r* m ate* ad the largest offering ter worM-evangeBsm fat Jta hi* lory, a total «I o o r t (haw tsoo. Rav. Bichat explained that twiea during tha p a ir aa offering la tahoa tea (ha * o r * 'a world alaaloaa, at Eaatar aad at Thanksgiving. Now firmly lauacbad late aa Expansion Program, (ha church hat raaUaad largo mecm * la tha fln t atop a t thia saw veiture. Tha ptaaaad debt redaction phaaa at tha program to finding firm topport with tha ptopla. A paw church sanctuary teeing aa French Avenue with addition­ al Sunday School aad recrea­ wa a r t la auch great wood of tional faeilitlaa, la plannad for adalotora aad missionaries, eanatructioe In INI. more people are becomlag hartoadan thaa toll time atrvaala a t Gad. Our eitlaaaa are apaodlag more aa liquor thaa educe- Grace Church To Recognize Pasters of tha Seminole Baptist Association will meat from • n. m. until noon on Tuesday a t the P in t Baptist Chunk In Sanford. Dr. Clayhern f t Tasters, pastor e4 the KIBarnoy Bap­ tist Chunk of Winter Park, wUl lead the mlnl'jtors In a •tody of the hook of Epheplane. Purpose of the meeting la to aid area ministers In leading their congregations In the study of tha book daring t h e w e e k of Jan. 6-10. T h a o u g h o u t tha 12,000 churches of the Southern Bap­ tist Convention the f ln t week of January haa been designat­ ed Bible Study Week during which a different book of the Bible la featured a a * year. Large Group Forms Carol Party A record number of young people of the First Methodist Church crowded Into »lg‘it cars Sunday right to go carol­ ing for older members and shut-lna of the * u r * . The group, the largest in aevsral yeara, left the * u r * Immediately after the evening Chrlatmae musical service aad returned to McKlriey Hall i t p:M for a light anack of hot chocolate and cookies prepared by Mr. and Mri. Gerald M yen. Arrangements for the carol­ ing party were made by Ran­ dal] Priest. | Banquet Slated For Students A Mathodlst District Student Recognition Banquet will be hald a t noun Saturday at the Dully Davis Cafeteria In Daytuna Usarh In honor of young people who are preparing for fulltime Ckrletlan vocations. Rev. John II. H ina J r , pastor of the Grace Method lat Church of Sanford, la chair­ man of tbs plauning commit­ tee. w e * which mesas that they give to tha worship of God, la their church, ooo hour In three hundred and thlrty-ela. Ministers testify that they are having to bo more and more diplomatic In nantlontag the sins of the people whom they tare la order that they lead thorn spiritually. If a doctor was mgtigeat la treating n person ter cancor the patient would ho owtraped, however, many people a n hurt and attend e h u r* m more If the minister points out to them soma cancerous »in. The Church ftada Itself to a strange predicament. Many of us feel that tha only real force against the host of evils that face man, including commiiAlaaCta tha Virile Christian faith. The Christian faith that can bo a fore# Is tha kind taken from the Bible and believed by people who are ready to ac­ cept It even though It does not agree with their precon­ ceived convict ions, As we face a New Year, wa should all be willing to •:oaestly ask ourselves, before God, U we have had a faith and obcdlonca that la worthy of asking God for tils pre­ cious gifts. If we have not, then there la only one thing to do which la to atrlva to become mature Christiana a ho are worthy. Then wo should pray and work that our faith may be so cootagloua that it will spread to all of the world until mankind ceases bis re­ bellion and surrenders uncon­ ditionally t h r o u g h Jeaua Christ. It la true that the Church of Jem s Christ will lx vic­ torious eventually, but it will be tha true C hur* made of sincere and dedicated believ- Oraca Methodist Church will obaarvo Student Bacocaltlon Day a t tha 11 a. m. worship service this Sunday when Rav. John H. Hires Jr., pastor wffl be aaitriad by college stu­ dents. Psrtltipstlng win be Miss Roberts Rankla, a Uni­ versity of Florida student and Miss Janet Ely, Ronald Fchd sod Wayne Clem mar, (in­ dents of Orlando Junior Col­ lage. A combined moating of Methodlet Youth Paltowships ol Grace Church, EbOMitr C h u r* and First Methodist Church will be held at Grace Church beginning with a cov­ ered dish supper at 8:30 p.m. Following the supper ■ song ierr 1co will be led by Joel Fehd and n program entitled “Christian Vocations’* will be praaentoS under direction of Frank Murray, president of the Grace Senior MYF. Others taking part in Uw program will be Paul Uarkoi, Lynn Febil and Bill Kennedy.. A color movie, “ Minister,“ will be shown. Oviedo Church To Reccgnize Students By Berries Kelsey T 'e First Bepllit Church of Ovlefo will observe Student Night during the evening wor­ ship service thlj Sunday when college students homo for the holidays will be special pro­ gram gueats. On Tuesday. Naw Year's Eve, tha traditional Watehnight Service will be held under direction of Uw Train­ ing Union baglnnlng with a covered disk supper at 6:30 p. m. All members of the congregation are Invited to participate. Lecture Set On Spiritual Healing Spiritual hatting win ha tha ■object a t a awa haar public talk aa Sunday by Flnranre C. South wall, • member a t Tha Christian Bcteaea Board ad Larin rashly. Tha talk will ha apoaaawd hy P in t Church of Chrlct id * satiate, Sanford and will bo preaaatad a t | p. nu, In tha Chrlo Canter. “Tha H ad lag Way a t tin (ferial* to the title ol tha lecture. Mrs. Southwell haa bant aa authoriaad teacher and p m titlonar of Christina Science for Um peat aavorel yearn. Sha wan formerly aaalatant managar of a Florida bualnaaa firm but toft hi order to devote toll time to her religion. Church Of Christ Tho annual statistical report of the Church of tho Nosarano, released locally by Rev, filches of tho Sanford church, shows that the denomination exceeded tha 4QP.009 mark In world membership duxlag the pact year with g net gala of 46 churches making a total of 4AM to Uw U. S., Canada and the British Isles. Of (ho total 401,n z mem­ bers, domestic members trial­ ed M2,032 In 1963 and mem­ bership In overseas churches In 44 countries hit the 89,300 'm irk. Giving for alt purposes reached a total of 132,323,076 In the year, ■ 6.1 per cent in­ crease more than to 1963. Other sress showing good Increases during tha y s tr in­ cluded the foreign missionary and young people's societies and Christian Service Train­ ing. The next General Assembly of the Church of the Nssarene has been set for Portland, Ore., June 19-29. Council To Meet Casselberry Methodists Sst Service By Jsae Cassetterry A Watchnlght program will be held New Year's Eve at lha Casselberry Community Methodist Church starting with a covered dish supper at 6:43 p. m. The evening's aclivitlea will include a “Singsplratton.” worship service, refreshments, a film, and a prayer and communion service at midnight will provide a fitting cUraax. The public is invited to attend. Watchnlght Set Baptists Set Services The annual Watchnlght Ser­ vice at tha First Pentecostal Church of Long-wood will be held from 7 p. m. through Midnight next Tuesday. The a m ic e will Include special singing and Communion will be observed. Special prayer will ba offered. By Donna Raise Watchnlght Services a r e scheduled for New Year's Eva frum 8 p. m. until midnight at the First Baptist Church ot Longwood. The regular mtd-vrcck pray­ er service will be held on N«w Year's Day at 7:20 p. tu. Special Service YAVTo Meet A special Holy Communion Yuuug Adult* of *Westmin­ Barvtaa will ba conducted oo ister Presbyterian church will New Year a Day (F sart of meet at t p. m. today at the tho Circumcision) at 19 a.m. homo of Mr. aad Mri. Carl a t Christ Episcopal Clmrrh In Ranker. 139 Dolores Drive, Dot Ray Aitutor. Thomao to make their homo wlthla tha immediate vicinity, but outside, a t Now York City. During the sight year parted ra th e r Thomas haa beau a t Holy Cress the church mem­ bership haa grown from 480 communicants to 628 with ap­ proximately 1,000 baptised members. Acolytes, a Boy Scout troop and Senior and Junior Epls- Student Day Scheduled Student Recognition Day will be observed this Sunday a* the P in t Methodist Church of Sanford. College students home for the holidays and their parents will attend a luncheon in McKinley HaU immediately following the 10:83 a.m . ser­ vice. Special activities honoring the students also are planned for the evening warship hour. Baptist Tha Session of the Presby­ terian Church of the Cove­ nant, ITO South Orlando Drive, win ordain David H. Fauver as elder and David N. Berrien, W. Sterne Bolte, Lor• rey f t Black and Msx Coder|y aa deacons to services to be held at » a m. Sunday. Rav, Thomas H. Matin, pastor ol the church, advices that these men wUl serve three years, being the Claes of 1963. The new building Is not complete but has very ade­ quate heat. Two fha-ton air to atr heat pumps keep the sanctuary comfortable and wJl do a thorough eooliag Job during the warm westhar months. Sunday School daises will meet to the new rooms on schedule at 18 a.m. ducted entirely in the German language by Rev. C. R. W i­ nder of the Aieenstoo Luth­ eran Chur* of Casselberry on Sunday evantag was at­ tended by 1T0 persons. Rev. Zehnder plana another tuch service during the Len­ ten se a m . Special Naw Year's Day sav­ vies* at the church have been announced for 10:30 a. m. Wednesday. The pubtie U In­ vited. The Church Council of the Ascension Lutheran Church In Casselberry will meet Jan. 7 at 7:30 p. m. services this weed at uourown Presbyterian • r i j Sw m s m e r e a rover C. Bovili, Jr. - Pastas Edgar W. Smith Jr. Assistant Pastor Morn lag Worship 1:11 a m. Church School ___ S;l! a. m. Bastion Msota _ _ ISMS a m. Morning Worship l!:te A. M. Plsnssr Fellow ship_t ; 0l> p.m. Msrt I r e w a ------- Bvtngella: The ftev. asers* Klnassisn, te ste r HI Fellowship S:0S p.m. ■vsniag W orship_file p. m. tn ts rla Pasts* Bandar Em u stsdr , , . - teste a. In. Suntey tehoot ___ arts a. m. Woe. Praror Moot T;oe p. a . Morntne worship ii:te a. m. C hurch Services _ ISlSU a. a a Evselna tervlcn _ S:tS p m. Communion—First Bander U tea "Herald of Truth" l pm. Keen Month te n te r an Channel S KINDRROARTBM AND XUUS­ Paul M. i r i l s y ------- Pastor Tuesday ES T Sunder tehee] _ 1*;SC A HL Lsdlss Bible Class IMS am. Bandar Wsdatsdar M orning W a rsh ip t t: S # a a Bthto assess ----- tits p m. Bandar w bstsidw ■ lasiow anv ■ a p v iv t c u t'n e w Ssh St, A Wstlp i n . cmwbcm n r r a x n v x u .i t D eo i l HU Morihs Paste* Worship ............. - l:H a. bl Charcb School — le s s a m. Tsmporsrltr ot P l a o o r s a t Sobsel—Preach aad 17th. Bvnnlng Worship — T:SC p m. Wednssds r Proror te r v lo s ___I:*o p at Christian Science CHURCH NOTICE ■water ter-lee ri Banter tehool -----tl:4S a m ■ubjscti "Chrlotlsn telenet" Wodnssdsr te rm # i:ie a m Readlag Room: Ml S. P i n t Weehdarsi tSiSS a m • 4:1* pm Prtdap Rvoalng: 4:1A These Sanford Merchants | Urge You To A ttend The Church O f Your Choice Prounmitvo Printing Co. J. M. Cameron aad Staff J. C. Penney Company L. Wetin ian aad Employe w nLoom n w a a o u Nora Norris I E 8-1814 Pastes S itl a.au 10:41 a a 7:SS p.m. TsSS p a mate S s te e l---- teri# a. aa T here's a way ot healing bolh mind and body. It's a way that penetrates right to tho heart of things — a way of love and regeneration. Looking deeper, it’s u way of glorifying God. Everyone can folfow It Everyone can learn about It. A lecturo called “ The Healing Way of the Christ1* will be given by Florence C. Southwell, of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. Everyone Is welcome. YtrglaU PvUusht P. O. Bos 1214 Sanford t s s s s s ShsMoa Hunter Irboel ...... Morning Worship _ Kvsalng Worship — Rvssgsitet W r i Prayer nervloa M oralar Worsely UiSS o. ol R esales Warship . T:M p. ol Wr i . P r a m nervlse Tits s a Paster —— William J. Osess Morales Warship _ 1:41 A II a. an. ■ nadir tehool — 9:41 a m. Training Union ----- 1:11 pm. Evening Warship _ Tits p m W i t Officers A Tooth o n By J e s t C antelieny M otltag ----(its pm The Christmas Service cote Wid- Prayer ferries T:gs p m 170 Attend Service Rolen l >owe» Je. C"*^fsl«*toes: t t e T r e s s * * * D E C . 2 9 th — 3 P . M. Civic Center, Sanford—Sanford A\e., and bein'nolo JJlvd. Under the auspices o f First Church of Christ, Scientist in Sanford. State Farm Imsuramw Companic* Irving L Fryer aad Staff �J* * 9 * 9 n f« ti V rrilft Club Master Game F ri. Dec. 27, 'W -Pajre 3 Byrd Feels His Economy Drive Has Paid Off F o r 8 y ean Harry Flood Byrd, the lenlor aenator from Vir­ ginia, h u been wielding the economy ax on Capitol Hill, Thta year, ha fcela, It finally paid off. The 76-year-old conservative Democrat views as moat alg niflcant the action of Congress this year in whittling down foreign aid spending from the 84Jt billion originally sought by the late President Kennedy to 83 billion. **11110 la the first time in a long time I hare seen Con­ gress really cut spending,” Byrd said. “The people back home really hare been speak­ ing this time, and they w en beard up here, I believe.” Byrd, now in his sixth fall term as senator, regards fed­ eral budret deficits as akin to sin. As chairman of the pow­ erful tax-writing Senate Fi­ nance Committee, he occupies a key position in President Johnson's plana for early ac­ tion next year on the priority $11 billion tax cut bill. The President has promised th at Byrd and his committee will get an advance peek at the budget for the next fiscal year, and has urged the heads of government departments and agencies time and time again to cut spending where ever possible. Johnson, a former Senate Democratic leader, Is well aware of Byrd's power, not only In the Senate but in the politics of Byrd's home slate ef Virginia, $5 To $1 Return Reported By GAO WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e federal “watch dog’* agency spent 847-8 million last year to sec that the government wasted as little money ss possible. It reported today that Its investment paid off with a saving to the taxpay­ ers of $247.5 million. In other words, fur every dollar spent by the General Accounting O f f i c e (GAC), there was a return in savings of more than $3. The flve-to-one ratio was a c o n s i d e r a b l e improve­ ment over the previous year when the GAO paid out 848.3 million to produce savings of 8162.8 million — a return of slightly more than thrcc-toone. The latest figures were con­ tained In GAO's annual report for the fiscal year that ended last June 30. Tho 42-year-old agency Is an arm of Congress and was created to keep ■ continual and wary eye on the spending practices of the many federal departments and offices. DRIVING TESTS were given Sanford Naval A ir Station personnel by Frnnk Sullivan (left), instructor for a transportation company's mobile safe drive unit. Unit tests drivers on their reaction and abilities in various driving situations. B. C. Edgemont, of VAH-7, is in the driver’s seat. At right is Lt. (Jg) David Turner. (Herald Photo) The highest degree la the WASHINGTON (U Fl) Order of DeMolay will be The Senate and the Howe mel conferred oa Bedford Aiken for a no-buatness token ses­ at 2 p.m. Sunday In a public sion* today In • mood ol ceremony to be held at the some 111 will, despite the holi­ Sanford Masonic Temple. day season. Aiken, who Is the son of Both chambers planned Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, of strictly pro forma sessions— 444 Elliott Avenue, Sanford, lasting only long enough te will receive the Order of convene, satisfy the require­ Chevalier, aa honorary de­ ment* of the rales, and be gree bestowed by the Su­ gaveled Into adjournment un­ preme Council for outstand til Monday. ing service to the order. Sen. William Proxmlre, (DM I A M I MAYOR RoPresently a freshman at P E T E R E. Mallory, Wis.), acting Senate Demo* graduate of Massachu­ bert King High stepped Davidson College In David erotic leader at U tt Tues­ officially into the 1964 son, N. C„ Aiken was active setts Institute of Tech­ day's brief but rebellious ses­ nology with BSEE nnd governor’* race Thurs­ In reactivating S e m i n o l e SMKK degrees, h u s sion, said the Senate m eet­ In 1939. He served as ing was ''strictly token. No day with an attack on Chapter Master Councilor of the local b e e n appointed staff speeches. We'll be in anil high spending and “the chapter f r o m October to engineer In the re­ out.” Hie same held tru« for favored few of North April, 1963. During his time of search department of the House, where only * lew Florida." He announced active membership he reeelv- the aerospace electron­ members showed up, th a t he would run on a ed the Representative DeMo­ ics firm of Dynntronlcs, SU11 to come was an anti­ Inc. platform including re­ lay Award. cipated wrangle In the Senate The ceremony Sunday will apportionment, l o w e r Monday over n disputed pro­ taxes und revttallration be conducted by tiic advisory vision in the 83 billkm com­ promise foreign aid appro­ of the tourist industry. council of Seminole Chapter. The Grand Commander will priations biU concerning ex­ be Harry Rosanthal of Day port-import bank guarantee* Iona Beach. Ed Webber will for commercial sale of U, S. serve In the East with Earl wheat to Russia. William S. Thornton, 89. Unger in (he West. Ctco Wll Proxmlre said the fight Hams will serve as chaplain died early this morning at “ could test all day" and far* and Roy R. Wright Jr„ uncle Seminole Memorial Hospital ther prolong a session that of Aikrn's will serve as m ar­ following a short Illness. already Is the longest slacu Born Aug. It, 1874 In Ral­ the 1941-12 World W ar II shall. Escorts will be from eigh, Ga., he came to Sanford meeting. By Henry Md-emore I The achievement h a s Taylor Commandcry. 38 years ago. His residence Sen. Barry Goldwater, (Rbrought me no honors, no In thirty years of making was at ISIS W. First Street Aril.), accused President New Year’s resolutions (10 awards, only a tremendous He had been retired for • Johnson Thursday of trying sense of satisfaction, per year), l have never bro­ number of years after serv­ to treat members of Congress The few people who know ken one. ing fur 21 years as a rural a* his “personal errand boys’* That means 300 made, 300 of my perfect record have mall carrier. He was a mem­ and forcing them to stay dur­ suggested that 1 quit while kept. ber of the First Methodist ing the holiday* to paaa tho As far as I know, that's a Ihe quitting is good. But that Church of Sanford, of the aid bilL record that has never been would be an act of cowardice, Men's Bible Class of the wouldn't it? Or an admission matched. church and had previously that my iron will was weak served for 18 years as a cning. member of the Hoard of Stc So, with lDtkl almost here, wards. I made my annual retreat In­ He is survived by his wife, to the attic and there, under Mrs. Alice Thornton of San­ the beams, drew up these A former Sanford resident, ford; nieces, Mrs. R. L. resolutions for the coming Rowe of Jacksonville, and John Henry Werner, died year: DECEMBER 24 Mrs. Joder Cantcron and Tuesday at hia home, 1318 I will not be patient at stop Admliahms Mrs. Daisy Speer of Sanford; Linden wood, Winter Park. Ha lights, but will continue to nephews, A. L. Betts and W. had lived In Winter P ark Francea Ycaklo, Mark Whig- blow my horn when the driver E. Betts of Sanford and sev­ since leaving Sanford about ham, Claudia Blythe, Ituth A. ahead takes more than a se­ eral nieces and nephews liv three years ago. He was * Bennett, Charles Tetenbaum, cond to get underway after BEDFORD AIKEN Ing elsewhere. retired chemist for a Phil­ all of Sanford; John Khclach, the green light Hashes, adelphia steel firm. Funeral services will be I will, is always, use the Lena Kenyon, Carolyn Barconducted at 3 p. m. Satur­ Services were held at Cox* edge of hotel bedspread* (o toszek, DeBary day at Urisson Funeral Home Parker Funeral Home la Win­ Blrtha give my shoes a bit of with Rev. John Adama Jr. of- ter Park today at > p. m . Mr. and Mra. Floyd F, Cloe, polish. flAYtlng. Burial will be in Interment was In Glenhavea I will shake the ashes of baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. LarMemorial Park. U te de­ Evergreen Cemetery. les Speed, baby boy; Mr. and my cigarette Into the cuff of The family requests that ceased it survived by his Mrs. James L. Blythe, baby my trousers when an ashtry Glenn C. Utt Jr„ son of Mr. flowers be omitted. Contribu wife, Mrs. Mary Werner, and boy; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas la not handy. and Mrs. Glenn C. Utt Sr. lions may be made to the new a daughter, Mra. Dorothy H rI will continue to raise my G. Patterson, baity boy; Mr, Sanford, Is one of five stu w-lng of Seminole Memorial rail, both of Winter Park. Ha and Mrs. Henry T. Bennett, voice to my wife when dents at Piedmont College at Hospital In memory of Mr. was a member of tho Epis­ know *hc Is in the right and baby girl, all of Sanford Demorest, Ga., lo be named Thornton. copal Church. 1 am in the wrong. Discharges 1 will not go see "Cleopa to Who's Who In American Stephen Osborne. Terrell Universities and Colleges for If all school kids who Jane Osborne. Sarah Walker, tra " even if it is being shown the 1903 64 academic year. ■noose in class wsrw placed Calvin McKinney, Tracey in my own living room sml Utt is a major in chemistry end to end they'd be more admission Is free, plus sand L y n n Butler, Johnny J. and Is taking a minor In b| comfortable. White, Robert Axt, Jeffrey wiches ntagy. He anllripatci further 1 will not play cards, or Bernard Lane, Thomaa C. ing his rdiirallnn upon com OVER 35 YEARS Carroll, Lisa Hurst, Opal Ro shoot pool, with strangers Summer jobs for high pletlon of hi* undergraduate happen to meet on a bus, At First 4k Palmetto bertson, Julia Ann Robinson, school seniors, college stud­ I will, as 1 slways have work at Piedmont by entering ents nnd teachers In all 30 (Alongside old post office) Carol J. Weltb ami baby boy, a medical college. all of Sanford; Sharon L. jump ami almost break Into a Utt has been active In many states are listed in a new run when ever I hear Johnson and baby girl, Os­ ttudent organizations ilncc directory now available at teen; Rose Alt, William J policeman's whisle. Sanford Public Library. I will continue to stop my entering Piedmont. He ha* The publication lists sum­ W ilicri, DeBary; Michael served with the campus news H o o v e r , Oviedo; Warner Christmas Club payments In paper, ami I* now terving on mer openings at camp*, re­ Cochran. Orange City; Ken late January or early Feb- several student committees of sorts, national parks, btulneii nls Morse, Colombus Thorn bruary, and Industry, summer theat­ • Carpet* • Fum ltarc I will thank Providence the Student Association. ers, restaurants, government, ion, Altamonte Springs • Tile • Planow every day that I am not DECEMBER 23 New York World's Fair and • Rental Bad* clerk in a women's ahoa store Admissions other types of organisation*. — or hat store. I* a i <i u a I e Zizza, Cheryl 1 will resent TV cominer Chandler, Walter Clark, Buth The Minstrels Three, stu Smith, Everett Franklin, An­ clals that spell out Informs na Smith, all ol Sanford; Eu­ lion on the screen and then dents at Brevard Junior Cut have an innouncrr read it. lege, Cocoa, will compete fur CALL genia Knox, Richmond, Va. I will, as In the past, turn a recording contract at the Discharges off all TV weather reports In Southeast College Folk Sing­ Alice McCasiin, Mary Jo which the forecaster gives ing contest Saturday in Jack­ Green and baby girl, Mabel the temperatures in 400 or sonville. Maxwell, all of Sanford 500 American towns and cit The group Include* a San­ DECEMBER 2* les. M O V I N G A N D S T O R A G E CO.. I N C ford youth. Don McCoy, son Admissions I will grumble when 1 find of Mr. ami Mr*. Evan* Mc­ Curley Jackson, Lewis LeinFA 2 - 9 S 1 1 the bathroom wash basin Coy, 1812 Palmetto Ave.. and hart, Augustus Brown Sr., La­ loaded with soaking nylon*. Jerry Vaughan and Torn Er­ 5 0 4 Celey Ave. S a n f o r d , Fin. cey llielrn, Grace Armstrong, I will quit wondering why win, both of Melbourne. Liana Johnson. Mary Curiale, breakfast* have to be so much Nettle Lee Morgan. Deborah the same. I have found it linker, Mat Alexander, Earl doesn't do any good. The llnuquariU-z, Lillian Caldwell, mure one wonders the more James Sikes, Irene Moore- one gels juice, (oast, eggs ami load, all of Sanford; Henry bacon. Sn-irbcrg. Margaret Nolle, That's 13 resolutions — all on Sealed Bid Basis Roberta Murr, DeBary tough ones lo keep. Birth* I just hope that I can stay .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caldwell a* strong a* I have been in Jr., baby boy, Sanford Ihe past. Discharges Paifney Sippio, Mrs. Caryl M*rshall and baby boy, Mrs. Death Sentence Mary Cloe and baby boy, all An opportunity for alert investors. Look these over sml write or phone for complete MIAMI (U PI)—The Cuban of Sanford; Carolyn Harlot- Supreme Court has ordered details and bid forms: zek, DeBary MIAMI) Former Navy Cold Storage Plant SANFORD) Choice lot 3) x 140 feel, in the execution of a former Ba­ at 124 NW 72nd Street. Consists of 18,136 c, „ | fr 0{ builneli ares, fronting First tista army sergeant, Marcello sq. ft. concrsts block building on tract of . A tea kettle la a good thing Vidal, who was sentenced to Und 223* x ISO*, in built-up commercialon* block of North, to have around—even when 34 years In jail when Fidel industrial area. Building has loading dock South artery. Formerly part of old Post It's up to Ita note in hot water Castro took power In 1959. Com uses. Site has siphalt parking area and a ° « .ic* , , »!«•• ,. Area . . soned . . . .m. ercial... it'll sing. Havana radio said today. railroad spur lint Is located at tear. Write *n‘l *» bulI( **P with substantial businesses, for Bid Form GN-FLA-470. Write for Bid Form G-FLA-J8J. Terms avsllibls on credit approval. Inspect these properties at any time and write o r phona for full Information and bid forms. Sealed bids will be opened on these propertie* at Iht place and times chown below, . . . ...^ .* and guests of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon a t tha Fire Recreation Hall to play a Master Folnt Game directed by Howard Middleton. Winner! were, NS, first, Mr. and Mrs. Middleton; sec­ ond, Mis. Frank Auetin and Mrs. Doyle Driver; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. Myron Aceardi. EW. first, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews; second, Mrs. I. R. Sanders and Mrs. Ida B. Wilson; third, Mr. and H is. E. Z. Walters. January will mark tha be­ ginning of another two mortha aeries for the club with prises to be awarded for tha best seven garnet. Those partici­ pating must switch partners a t leaat once each month. The DeBary Restaurant has innounced th at it will give two free dinners for highest total bridge scon in January. W. S. Thornton Dies At Hospital New Year's Resolutions, All Of Which Will Be Kept As Usual A SURPRISE birthday pnrty for Rev. Jack Lindsny of the Longwood F irst Baptist Church, combined with a*buffet supper for active deacons and their wives, was held Saturday night at the pnstorium. Pictured at the party are, front from eft, Claude Duncan anti L. C. Walker; hack, Jerry Van Dam, Rev. Lindsay and W, T. Hauser. Absent wore Earl Show­ ers and Clyde Whitehead. (Herald Photo) Plaza Cafeteria Van Cliburn, The 'Cactus' To Opens Thursday Serenade Erhard, LBJ's Guest The new Trade Winds Cafe­ teria in the Seminole Plaza Shopping Center on U. S. IT92 at Casselberry will open to the public next Thursday, according to J. C, Robinson, president and spokesman for the board of directors of the locally owned chain. The Seminole Plaza unit will be the seventh cafeteria established in Central Flor­ ida by the Trade W.mls Cor­ poration—the third In the Or­ lando arra. It will have ■ seating capacity of 350 and will Include two large pri­ vate dining rooms to serve tho business and social clubs of the area. Other Trade Wind* cafelerlas are located in Lees­ burg, Cocoa and Melbourne and an eighth unit is now un­ der construction in Ft. Pierce In the Scarstown Shopping Center. JOHNSON CITY, Tex. — (U Fl)— To serenade West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard this weekend, Presi­ dent Johnson has booked a Texas musical cast ranging from classical pianist Van Cliburn lo a master of cere­ monies named “ Cactus.*' The "Cacus'' involved is Cactus Pryor, described In L".e Texas While House’s prog-am as a ''central Texas personality." • He is a folksy local enter­ tainer who will emcee the en­ tertainment at a dinner honor­ ing the visiting German lead­ er at Johnson’s ranch Satur­ day, and a barbecue lunch at neighboring Stonewall, Tex., Sunday. Music at those two func­ tions will ride a tonal range from the classics to hooten­ anny. High school students from nearby F'edcrlcksburg, which was settled more than a cen­ tury ago by German immi­ grants, will sing song* to re­ mind Erhard of the Rhine while he dines on the banks of the Pcdemales. Church To Hear Rev. Dyches By Donna Estes Guest speaker at both the morning and evening services this Sunday at the First Pen­ tecostal Church of laingwiHxl will be Rev. Linwood Dyches of Riverside, Cal.f. Rev. Dyches has been in California for the past three years hut originally was from the Orlando area. Other ipecial guests will In­ clude Mrs. Dyches ami the family. House, Senate In Token Sessions Sanford Youth To Gel Highest DsMolay Degree J.H. Werner Dies In Winter Park Hospital Notes Sanford Student In 'W ho's Who' Summer Jobs For Teachers, Pupils Listed Sanford Furniture Co. Danforth Youth In Contest M O V I N G ? ■■ FOR SA LE FLO RID A P R O P ER TY IN MIAMI and SANFORD WANTED Experienced Dry Clean & laundry Truck Driver Must Know City Of Sanford & Seminole County GOOD PAY FOR SOBER. RELIABLE PERSON AGE; OVER 25 Apply In Demon — Mr. JerniKun — REV. JOHN W. THOMAS o f Holy Craw Episcoil Church will be leaving Sanford soon for New ork where he will work with Episcopal Church Headquarter* in downtown Manhattan. Jo in in g ? him after school is out next June will be Mrs. Thomaa and Nancy, front, le ft: Bruce, Chris and Kevin, left to right, back, and Ember, the fami­ ly l«t. (Ciuaaman Photo) SANFORD DRY CLEANERS 110 E. 2nd. Street Sanford Property Bid s Publicly O pened 10:30 AM, I.S.T., January 3$, 1944 Miami Proparty Bids Publicly O pened I0>30 AM, f.S.T., Jan u a ry 30, 1940 la Room 3 5 3 a t GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION UTIIUATION AND DISPOSAL 5IRVICE.. . RIAL PROPERTY DIVISION 1774 P each tree S treet, N.W. A tlanta, G eorgia 30309 Phonet A rea Code 404 Trinity 4-3311 lx». S431 �T— n ■ _________________ ______________ - Four-Year University _ — — Worry d im e void, aad General J. C. Parkway are among th e anaerooe routee students could utilise in com­ m uting to and from the university. Another important fa ct to con­ sider ia that the day o f a big uni­ versity housing most o f lta studsnte in dormitories la gone. In the fir st plaee, tax payers cannot afford to construct tne accommodations nec­ essary. Also, many students find it more economical to commute, rather than to live on campus. Therefore, It appears that tha Lake Ada site, particularly in view of th e support It would have from the C ity or Sanford in tha way o f built-in facilities would be an ex­ cellent choice. On the other hand, aa The Herald has said before, the Econ site can­ not bo overlooked from a geograph­ ical viewpoint and from tha stand­ point o f Its natural baauty. On a long range basis it is quite conceivable that tha Econ lit# would ba the beet. However, the Lake Ada location of­ fers tha facilities and the accesaibllity th at ia needed now in getting tha university off the ground and into operation. Regardless o f which location ia chosen — if either is selected — by tho Board of Control, The Herald feels that from every practical point of view one of the two Seminole sites is undoubtedly the beat choice the board could make at this time. From t l» « to Um« th « proposed lM t Central Florida U n ir m lty baa bam called a four-year u n lv m ity , a ■pace institute or aa engfneeriii* achool to be operated aa an extension o f tbe Unlreraity of Florida. To clear tb e air once and for a ll Tbe Herald looked into th is situation and found th at the proposed institu­ tion wUl be a four-year d eiree* ra n ting university operated Independent­ ly of the Unlreraity of Florida or any other state achool. Tbe Herald learned th at during tb e first year o f the school's oper­ ation plane call for only a freshman class. During the second year there w ill be freshman and sophomore classes, during the third year fresh­ man, sophomore and junior classes, and finally during the fourth year the senior claas will be added. Also, it la understood that tem­ porarily there will be a graduate school of engineering w hich will be operated aa an extension o f the Uni­ versity o f Florida. But th is will not be a permanent operation. Eventually, the E ast Central Florida Unlvarsity will have its own graduate school not only in engineer­ in g but In other fields aa well. All of th is means th at the Board o f Control, in selecting the sito for the proposed institution, must prljy consider the needs of high achool graduates in the E ast Central Florida area. Because of this, no better site could be considered by the Board o f Control than either the Lake Ada or the Econ site In Seminole County. The Lake Ada site, for example, would be easily accessible by stu ­ dents from Daytona Beach and points northward, DeLand, Crescent City, E ustls, Leesburg, Wildwood, Mount Dora, Zellwood, Orlando, Co­ coa, Titusville, Mims, N ew Smyrna Beach and dozens of other Intermed­ iate points. Interstate 4, U.S. 17-02, SK 40. SB 486, SR 484, Lake Mary Houle- etepty toek all flto facto to be "Logical mistake* are In­ ert table b a t a n ala* faegiv* Peter Edson They said to each other, Did not our hearts burn within us while he talked to us on the road, while he opened to us the scriptures. — Luke 24:32. Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NBA) — [previously t h e Communist • • i Tha so-called "right-wingers' "Worker" In a front-page ed­ I have always believed in the in­ —tha ultraroiusrvatlva groups itorial had called fnr naming spiration of the Holy Scriptures, who, for the laat IS yaara, such a commission under War­ whereby they have become the ex­ have been blasting every lib­ ren. pression to man of the Word and eral cause with Increasing bit­ Dan Smoot, In an elght-paga Will o f God. — Warren G. Harding. terness—are having difficult­ report on tha killing of Presi­ ies in expressing themselves dent Kennedy and his alleged assassin, l.ce Orwald, asked, about President Johnson. The first right-wing reac­ without pnawering: Whut ap­ tion to i'realdent Kennedy's paratus waa behind this mak­ assassination was a great fast­ ing a martyr out of an Amer­ ing of relief that the Heed was ican president just to hurt the not dona by one of their per­ right-wing movement? suasion or by an anti-Integra- The Itev. Hilly James Hargis In his monthly "Christian The philanthropy of Amer­ leges and universities In tbe farm tires during 1864. About tionlst, but by a Marxist. icans Is n major source o( nation ruso to 28 per cent be­ 04 million of thesa will b« Thia was followed by a Crusade" called tha Fresl support for lasUtutlous and tween I9SS and I0M, accord­ replacement tirea and If this counterblast at tha liberala for dent's assassination tha act of "CauMi" entrenched In the ing to tho biennial report o! estimate Is a true one this being too quirk in denouncing a "trained and dedicated Com­ aaUonal conscience, and edu­ the Council for Financial Aid will set a new record for tha the right-wingers for building munist," without qualification. to Education, Inc. industry. up a spirit of hatemongerlng So did the John Ilirch So­ cation Is one o( these. • • • Contributions to Southern In the country and for holding ciety in full page newspaper Each year tha American The Florida Reef Council that thia waa really rtapon- ads headed "Tha Tima Has people give away more than Institutions increased 23,per Coma." Tha Impact was that IS billion. Half of this amount cent during that lime. The says that roast beef, long a slide for the assassination. It was tha conservatives' tha time has coma to get in­ goes to aupport rellgiouf ac ­ largest Increase In support favorite in England. Is fait tivities. The next largest c a m e f r o m foundations, taking a top spot for holiday turn to aek an end to leftwing terested In the John Hirch So­ amount, or IS per cent, goes which increased their contri­ entertaining In America, too. ■mears against the right. Uut ciety and its campaign against to education, with some 13 butions 121 per cent In the na­ Guests welcome the changa most of this has disappeared communism. Thera waa a di­ per cent going to higher edu­ tion and 80 per cent In the and the wlae hoitesa who now as both camps hava turn­ rect appeal for contributions Southern region. serves it will welcome the ed from shock over what has to a special advertising fund cation alone. As a result of this Increase, case with which roast heef happened to uncertainty over to finance wider publication of Voluntary support for colfoundation support now ac can be prepared. Earl Higgin­ what Is going to hnppen next. tho ad. At the bottom was a counts for about 18 per cent botham, president o( the Sem­ —"What will L. It. J. be liko coupon offering free informa­ of the total voluntary contrl inole County Cattlemen's As­ aa I'residentT" was the banner tions, or 11 or 95 worth of litbuttons to higher education sociation, says "It has be­ tins on "Human Events," one eraturs to acquaint respond­ in this region. come a sort of tradition with of the principal orgnna of con* ents with the society. • • • us, and wc always serve it to srrvative opinion, two weeks Carl McIntyre blamed OeBy Ilsl Cochran our igit'ils at least once dur­ nfter ho wue (worn in. wald'e murder on the “proThe rubber industry should Work never hurts a man have another great year in ing the Christmas and New It was a question, nut a pre Kennedy Itubensteln" end «le in lets he ducks away from 1061, says Harvey S. Fire Year holiday season." diction, and tha answers given dared this killing hail been • • • It. stone J r., chairman of the were mixed. President Johnson costly to tho conservative You don't have to he nick board of the Firestone Tire Unlike tha trends for most hnd no choice but to be a New movement. to break out In a friendly and (lubber Co. The Firestone other diseases, the mortality Frontiersman. lie would do This line of argument la us firm, says its head, has com rate from peptic ulcers has more than Kennedy for civil ed by a number of the right smile. e e • plctcd the best sales year In been rising among women but rights. He would bo a spender. wing group! In making new A muele Instructor says its history and profits art on d em isin g among men, aay He was described as scornful eppeals for funds to carry th at about 2 per cent of the the rise. statisticians of tha Metropoli­ of appeasement-minded Amer­ on their fight against com­ people ran rrally eing. T hat The rubber industry as a tan I.ife Insurance Co. They icans for Democratic Action, munism. All the right-wing or­ leaves 08 per cent who don't wholo expects to ship 141 mil­ observed that there was a 20 lie would continue foreign aid. ganisations are desperate for lion passenger, truck and per cent reduction In mortal, Uut he would lie firm in un in­ money, in fact. know It. ily from atomach ulcers ternational crieie. "Our Income has taken a among white men aged 33 to Politically, "Human Eventa" nosedive," confesses tha Rav. OUR BOARDING HOUSE 74 In the past decade. In con predicted that the ADA dis­ Mr. Hargis. t KNOW.MV H0H6V50Ort.aM0M.V8O f trial, however, the death rate liked Johnson and would rally Publisher Frank C. Hant m a t v c u r D A V iocaow oaoN w e l l , among white women In the behind Hobby Kennedy, Adlai ighen put out a memo to the W it h r c a o ik l s n o n s l s a n d l o o k in g S R iM a . OUT T H E WlNOOH — BUT IP >CU filOULO HAVB A I f M o A l same age range rose by 26 Stevenson, Chester Uowlcs and fricmla of "Human F.venti" Hubert Humphrey — In that early In December saying. "If U1LL iM B ST W e e N /C U MIGHT G R AB A M S t t x a A N D ] N E E O t B ) per cent. • • • TMH8AO A M O S * H 6 0 M S B U T T O N S OM /lAVOHlKTi.' II A M O \ order. Ijibur was said to be we were to pay our current -— X HAN6NPT OKlB dMlRT WITH A BUT TOM AT T U B -/ T H R E A D Itinerant Americans—some sueplcioue of Johnson and the COLLAR, A M O W 6 OUT O P f t B A io M FOR I C H f U t y / AND I ’LL 8 4 million strong — spent South was said to consider him nearly $3 billion traveling a renegade. abroad last year. This year —When the liberals, ADA, the tourist figure should jump labor and even the youth ral­ Q — What Is an Inferior six per cent, and by 1973 U. lied to support tha new presi­ planet? S. travelers will spend $7 dent, this line had to be aban­ A—One which is nearer to billion abroad. U. S. spending doned. Tho 30-day moratorium on foreign travel has nearly on polltica during the period the Sun than the Earth Is. doubled during the past eight of mourning contributed to Mercury and Venus are the years and la growing almost this, along with Sen. Barry Inferior pianeta. twice as fast as disposable in­ Goldwater'a silence during re­ come. appraisal. Q—What engagement Is re­ After President J o h n s o n ferred to as the "Hattie o( named a special commission Nations"? undsr Chief Justice Earl War­ A—The Battle of Lelpilg, ren to investigate tha aaaialn Saxony, fought in 1913 when ation, right-wing commsntat Itusala, Prussia and Austria ora hnd a field day. They joined forcca to defeat Na­ pointed out that three days poleon. || Private Education Millions of Americano come up oven to tho 50 per cent level of their capacity bocause of inaction. Whan you ara uplifted in soul and fee! altruistic, then make n positive commitment. Agree to lead n Boy or Girl Scout troop. Or promise to sing In tha choir or teach n Sunday School class or servo ona one of tha committees of your service men’s etub or Woman’s Society. For whan you delay, that enthusiasm wanes. Soon yon slide back into the "spinster caution* h ab it Inertia will than prevent your accepting your proper role in lift, ao you will ac­ tually ba half moribund from inaction. Thus, the coffin will par­ tially engulf you long before your obituary, for inortla and withdrawal from life ara two of tho icy flngars of Death! (Always wrlto to Dr. Crano la care of thia news­ paper, enc losing a long ■lamped, addressed earelopo a ad 20 ctate to cover typiag and prilling coats wbea you scad for oaa of hto Iota.) •F or they take place when wo ara following a sound course of action. "Ever* th a t occur because wo ara sittia g still, too cow­ ardly to make a positive stand, ora tha unforgivable mis­ CASK B-441t Tine 0 , i p d takes." 11. ie the rehietaat bride who Tina wont ahead and got married. Mrs. Crano and 1 a t­ tended the wedding, partly to giva her psychological rap­ Largely caution" aha had been putting port off this awmentous step, al­ And when Tina returned though aha admitted aha loved from tho honeymoon, she told her ftonea with aR her h e a rt ■a: Be I really pushed her Into "Dr. Crane, marriago to aim a decision. And while the waa ply wonderful! still "sold," aa a result of my "As I look back, I simply salesmanship, aha also notified cannot understand why I aver the local newspaper of the delayed my wedding date. "Now 1 regret not having wedding. For I know th at this would married a year sooner. I Just nuko an Ideal typo of m ar­ lost that extra year of happi­ riage, so It waa foolish for her ness by my Indecision and in­ action." to keep procrastinating. After yon have weighed the Two yaara more passed and proa and eons and know th at new Tina has a baby. She a certain course of action is looks radiantly happy and right and proper, than act! though aho may hava occasion­ al arguments with her hus­ Take tho plungot band, aha Is following a posi­ Don’t piddle along In fntlla More than 41 million man Indecision year after year, aa tive course of action. and women la the U. 8. use Remember, action loads to many of yon bachelors and creation while inaction pro­ their automobiles to commute spinster! are now doing. to and from work. Action la tha symbol of lift, duces stagnation. while Inaction la realty a pre­ cursor of death! liabilities e a r bank account "But suppose I should ho making a mistake," Tina had could ba MINUS 931J12." protested a t tha outsat. But "Human Eranta" has "Your marriago Is NOT called another of lta Political mistake," I firmly admonished Action Conferences in Wash­ her. ington Jan. 9-11. Tha attend­ "And though you will doubtance fee le 975—945 for lea make many minor mistakes Young Americans for Free­ thereafter, they should be log leal errors. | dom. The moratorium on right- "A logical mistake la one wing political criticism will which occurs whan you are fol lowing a dealrablo goal but presumably end about then. Thought For Today Unclassified i Or. Crane's "After All, We Are Old Friends!" n rr l e people w ho look ahead looking forward to extra income lTU December 31? Barbs • O'* and A'* Q fjp & m f a r d fljm tU ) Page 4 Sanford, Florida w a a /r a a a . huslow , il'LM X L. STRVSTNOM Fri., December 27, 1963 b d ito m ssu r itK D AuocUli IMlur VMEU VAX ri:LT Maoaglng Kdllor JIOV WMI.I.S C»unt/ M ri.r.t S o c ia l/ Ileeie Deliver/ lie Wsek I MI t i r n n L is u rw J a x in M a n a g ir Claaaltlad Ulreoto r niA X K Kdllor jo iix s o x v o i.T o i.iy a (Tr. u latloa M anaatr SlU»LIUI*TIO* II Vi ses Hr Mall leM l.ale f e a s t / 1100 | r«»r I I I I Month* 1.10 t Mo n t h s all Other t i l l * I T«»r ID I Mont h* 114 I Months MS I Month t s e I Month 17. S. Postal KsguDItses pruvlJs that ell mail •ubecrlpUaat ps 14 la aJvsacs. there, too. They plan in advance, then count on regular savings to m ake those plans a reality. They count on u t to make saving safe, profitable, convenient Right now they’re looking forward to Decem ber 3 1 it That’s the day they’ll receive high-profit earnings on their hard-at-work funds. W ould extra incom e next year look good to you? It’s yours to look forward to w hen you look ahead and start a savings program o f your ow n right hers. Come in soon. Current Rote licensed. Thin also requires the dog to have a »;r llu .ln ... iiiiiiu s irr ar.K r.sox ak L ook -ahead people know where they're g o in g . . . know how they’ll get Pit Year City ordinances require that every dog bo W K i.i.a Hupt. >i i o i : m DOG OWNERS Because they save for what they want— where saving really pays / Profiteering, a term th a t came Into uxe during W orld W ar I, Is generally applied when an Individual or firm m a k e s unreasonably large profits during i public emcrwhich advericly af< fccti tho fortune! of other!. Although the term Is com­ paratively new, the practice he u n o L v Look thMd...leak to current rabien vaccination by a veterinarian and the certificate to be presented at the City Hall for the dog liceiue. The dog officer ia now patrolling to pick up all unlicensed and stray dogs. 5 5 o le I A t To"*N o O O �/ '* Seminole Cage Teams Resting For Holidays Tribe To See Gator Bowl Contest Champs To Be Guests Of Thinking Out Loud Booster Club About Sports Seminole County’s tour high school basketball teams are taking it easy these day*— getting plenty of re st for the the resumption of cage activlties scheduled after the a r­ rival of the New Veer, Head Coach Ralph Stumpfa Sanford Semlnolea will go back Into action a week from tonight when they entertain the Boone High School Braves at the Fleming Memorial Gym here In Sanford. This will be a Metro Conference affair. To date in official confer­ ence play tire Semlnolea have won one and lost one. They registered a victory over Or. lando Edgcwater and lost a decision to Orlando's May­ nard Evans. So far this sea son the Tribe has won only one contest while losing four. In addition, the locals lost their one appearance In the Tangerine Bowl High School Basketball Tournament. Meanwhile, a t Oviedo the Lions will not return to action until Jan. 1 when they travel to Ocoee for a contest with the Cardinals. At Longwood, the Lyman High School Greyhounds go back Into action a week from tonight when (hey move down the east roast to F.au Gillie for a non conference contest there. Back in Sanford, the Crooms High Panthers are not slated lo return to the hardwoods until Jan. 13. when they go north to meet ralalka High. n r JULIAN bTENSTROM Booster Roster “Drop In Bucket" The Seminole High Booster Club's roster now tctala 303, according to Mr*. Charles Meeks and Mrs. Richard Elam, the two who head the organization's membership committee. This, they feel, is a “mere drop In the bucket” to what might reasonably be expected of parents and fans of a conference champicnshlp school. There are still far too many “moms and pops" of Seminole athletes who compete on one or mure of Semi* Stole High’s athletic teams who have not been enrolled In the booster organisation. Of course, it was pointed out aleo that there are many fans who do not have aona who participate la athletica who atill could Join the Boosters. The turnout of fans St home games and at out-oftown contests indicates s greet interest in sports a t Seminole High. These same folks should Join the Boostere, so feels the membership committee. Now this is net to be construed as criticism, but let’s use this example. Thie writer has been In Sanford since last August. Evsryons knows that wo are sports minded •Inee we formerly wrote sports for The Herald and later for a number of years broadcast Sanford games in the Florida SUta League and also Seminote Hlgh’e football and basketball games. And yet, we have net been asked to Join the Booster club. In fact, we don't know bow to even go about itl We checked and found that many other fans also don’t know. During the last two years of the 13 wc spent in California we served ss executive secretary of a aimlllar organization that raised funds through memberships fe r ecndemlc scholarships for athlctss to attend Fresno Stats College, an Institution with some 7,000 students. During the time wo served this orgnaization the membership roster hit »n nll-timo high. True, we received some membership! from "out of the blue” as s result of su r general promotion. But generally epesklng, 3!> per cent of the member* ships we received were from going out after them, callin fans on the phone, sending them notices, re-enlisting old and current members, etc. Frankly, wa concur that hundreds of Seminole par­ ents and fans would Join the Booster organization If they knew what the cost cf membership waa and how to go about Joining. This, we feel, is up to tho Booster Club. Wo realize they do not have paid help. But The Herald stands ready to assist in anyway it can. There used to be an old quotation that went like this: “Tell the people and trust the Lord.” We believe If the Boosters will do that they’ll see Semincle fans come through with flying colors. Miami's Barry Top Cage Scorer NEW YORK (UPI) — The 901 question in college basket­ ball this season is whether o r not Rick Barry of Miami, Fla., can Jump from filth J Howey 'Hawks’ *0 n Honor Roll place one year to national scoring champion the next. NCAA Service Bureau’s week-rankings, show the 6-7 Junior on top of the heap with an average of 35.9 for his first seven game* that ineludes a single-game high for the season of 60 points agulnst Rollins College. Barry, a na­ tive of Kosell Tark, N. J„ Jumped from second place In last week’s ranking, while tho leader, Howard Hutch Korn ives of Dowling Green, idle since last week’s report, fell to second place with hie 83.6 average. Last year as a sophomore, Barry averaged 19 points per game to finish filth national­ ly. He ranked higher earlier in the srason, but a mid year injury hampered him in the second half. In third place is Prince­ ton’s Bill Bradley with 32.fi average a* seven player* show averages of 30 points a game or better. Defending champion Nick Werkman of Seton Hall, slip ped from 12th to 22nd with a 25.1 norm, while la-t year’s runner-up llarry Kramer of New York University, fails to show in the top 24 with an average of 23 points a game. HOWEY-1 NTH E-HILLS The H o w e y A c a d e m y “Hawks,” currently trailing the Lakes and Hills Confer•ncs basketball race, boast one distinction which proba­ bly few teams In the stats can Q claim. Seven of Coach Don GateWood’s eight varsity courtmcn were on the honor roll when ilx-wccks grade reports were Issued recently. Included In the seven honor athlete* is starting guard Al­ len Whitt, whose academic average of belter than .93 has kept him at the lop of his f c l a u for several years. Whitt, a senior, is president of the Academy’s student b o d y , president of the National Hon­ or Society and sits on the Honor Control Board, a group of students who enforce a stu­ dent honor system. A boarding student from Leesburg, Whitt has been on a full tuition academic schnl• arship for the past three years. MILAN, Italy (UP!) - Car­ Vice president ef the stu­ los Duran, 157ti, Argentina, dent body, sophomore Victor outpointed Joe Bell, 1371k, Vlti, also of Leesburg ii the Kingston, Jam aica (10). other starting guard on the Howey team, lie, too, waa on the latest honor roll. The other honor roll eagers are: aenlor forward Jeff Bin—nevcid, Leesburg; senior ren­ t i e r s Worley I’ruett, tirmand Beach, and Mae Pate, Howeyinthe-Htlli; junior g u a r d Tony Lopez of Bahia de Man­ zanillo, Dominican Republic, ACTION! THRILLS! and senior forward Buddy World’s F ait.it Sport Dana, of Puerto Urdai, Veileaueia. The Seminole High School football squad, managers and coaches will leave Sanford Saturday morning from the First Fedsral Parking lot at 9:30 a.m. to witnesa the North Carolina University Tar Heel rs U. S. Air Fores Aeademy Falcons tussle in the festive Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, They are going as guests of the Seminole Boosters club that la furnishing the Grey­ hound transportation and the tickets. Included in the party are 35 members of the Orange Belt Conference champion team, three managers and fire coaches. Dr. 0. L. Barks, Booster prrsident, pointed out that the trip is not being given tha footballers because they are conference champi­ ons, although that la a good reoton for doing It. Rather, ha said, it was because the boys had given up an Invi­ tation to ptay In a post-season bowl game because the school athletica department needed funds with which to buy new equipment. By pitying the Kissimmee game here, they could help provide some of that money. ''ITiis school spirit, this sacrifice for others is part of the fine sportsmanship that has characterized this team all year and is one of ths things for which the Booster* club stands. While the foot­ ball players or roaches expect­ ed no recognition nor reward for what they did — and per­ haps because of that very thing — the executive com­ mittee of the Boosters de­ cided to honor them by giving them the Gator Bowl trip,” Dr. Barka said The 9:30 am. departure time should get the team to the Gator Bowl about an hour before the 1:30 p. m. start­ ing time of the Tar Heel • Falcon classic, providing some time for the boy* to took around, get a hut-dog (or two) and see the pre-game warm­ up*. Their chartered bue will leave the Gator Bowl Immed­ iately after the game for the return trip. TEXAS TOSS — With th e ball-hantllinjr skill which helped the Longhoma finish the season undefeated, quarterback Tommy Wade, left, and linebacker Timmy Doerr o f Texas play catch ns they jog around the practice field in Austin, Tho Steers clash with Navy in the Dullus Cot­ ton Bowl on New Year’s Day. Gator Bowl May Have Scheduled Best Game JACKSONVILLE (UI’I) — first in pau defense and ae The other bowls gut higher cond in total defense. ranking teams, but the Gator They held 10 opponent*, In­ Bowl may have com* up with cluding such pass conscious the best game. combinations as Miami and The North Curulina Tur George Mira, Maryland and Heel* and the A ir Force Dick Shiner and Duke and Academy Falcone are a pair Scotty Glacken, to an average cf ball cluba th a t believe In of only 84.4 yards per gams wide open, pro-type offcniri through the air. and play a pretty fair brand However, If the Tar liecls, of defense. who haven't had a bowl-type Terry Isaaeson, who quar­ team since the late '40s and terback* the Falcons, gained ihe days ef Charlie (Choo 1,747 yard* this past aaason t'lioo) Justice, are to win Sat­ and bo's one of these follow* urday, they'd belter have a who would just ns aoon run pretty good lead going into with tho ball as throw It. His the final minutes. run - pass record compare* The Falcons earnest a repu­ favorably to Aubum'a Jim­ tation his past season for my Sidle, rated the best two- late finishes and with just w a y quarterback in the this sort of action upended both Rose Bowl-bound Wash­ South this past season. Carolina'* q u a r t e r b a c k , ington and Orange-bound Ne­ Junior Edge, isn’t as good a braska. runner as Isaacson. But he These two Gator Bowl Riv­ picked up 1,163 yards through als had only one common foe tho air and 1,413 over-all, so In 1963. That was Maryland these two should have them whom the T ar Heels heat 11-7 the week before the Terps selves a pretty good duel. Big difference between the knocked off the Air Force 2114. Alda* and Austin put their Air Force and North Caro­ The Southeastern Confer­ latent* together in lmpreulve lina may be the fact that ence, 4-1 in bowl action last Isaacson carried his team's fashion to win Thursday offense while Edge had help. year, stands 1-1 now and nerds night'* feature eighth game Ken Willard, a 22<hpour»d Auburn to beat Nebraska m doubles at the Orlando Semi halfhack, led the Atlantic the Orange Bowl to come out nole Jai Alai Fronton. Coast Conference In rushing in the black. With two SEC teams, Miss Alternating with a scries with filfi yards—even mnre issippt and Alabama, in the of dazzling shots, the winners than Duke All-America Jay ran up four straight markers Wilkinson. Anal, nobody at the Sugar Bowl, that one will he in the five point match on Air Force came close to the an automatic split (or the con their first time out, being 43 pass reception* turned In ference. Mississippi State appeared hilled momentarily by .Martin by end Bob Lacey. and Iriarte, they came back If that's not enough, Edge's lo Juve ■ wider edge over to take the win at the expense understudy, a teenager nam­ North Carolina State than its of Arcitio and Kchaniz. ed Gary Black, finished sev­ 18-12 Liberty Bowl victory in Anacabe and Arritlo won the enth In the ACC In total of­ dlcated. daily double, paying $122.00 on fense with 679 yards. the 7-6 combination. The se­ To continue reasons why we cond game, won by Elu and like North Carolina's chances Juanchu, produced a $73 00 Saturday, the T ar Heels were quieniela payoff and returned first In total offense and pass­ ing offense In the ACC and $130.50 for the perfect*. Aldaz, Aguslin Win Feature " K IC T IT Iore S U K NOTICE IS h*ref>y s t e m «h»t I am e n u m . d la business a t 1711 A O r l a n lo Drlva. Kami, nnla County. Plnrlin. under th a ftstltloua nama of, RKX LIQUOR STORKS. and t h a t I I n t e n t to re g te te r . a l l s t m t With tha C lark of tha Circuit Court, d e m ln o l. County. F lo r . Ids, In accordance with tha pro vlalons nr tha f i c t i ti o u s K i m s Sta tute s, lo-wlti Section ISZ.es yiorlda S ta tute s 1SS7. A 81*: Klls.ihcth A. d’ Averse W u b l l a h Dec. I t A Jan. J. J«. IX. till CDd’-M PARI MUTUIL 11 CAMES NIGHTLY L adies N ights maY oK is ' FRONTON Hwr II 42 AT f fun PARK NEW YORK (U P!) — Un­ beaten Cassius Marcclius Caiy, boxing's golden gasser, de­ feated heavyweight champion Sonny Liston In their first head-to-head contest—for the Ring Magazine's title “ fight­ er of the year” that publica­ tion announced today. Despite Liston's remarkable repeat first-round knock­ out over ex-champion Floyd Patterson, Llslon finished se­ cond to young Clay In the ring-staff* voting bceausa of the lively lift that Casilus gave the fight game as he larruped and laughed hii way to the challenger's role. Boxer Fair ST. PAUL, Minn. (U PI) — Marvin Westmoreland, Chica­ go lightweight boxer, remain­ ed in "fulr condition” Thurs­ day night at Anckar Hospital. Wsatmorcland ia recovering from injurira suffered in a third-round technical knock­ out loss to Brian O'Shea, Min­ neapolis, two weeks ago. To Show Football CANTON, Ohio (U PI) — Tho kickoff football used this Sunday In the National Footbail League championship game between New York and Chicago will bo displayed in the National Professional Hall of Panto beginning .Mon­ day. Scout Dies CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) — Eddio Itlr*. long-time base­ ball scout for tho Cincinnati Reds ,Xt. Louis Cardinals and Chicegn Whit* Box, will he buried Saturday. Kies died of a heart attack Tueaday while shopping for Christmas pres­ ents. He was 60. vinst s ir s — one* c a/ta vtllc— l. Rob T r s r . 1. d o b u k s , I. I’enerorthy, 4. G r in it* Rock, 5. Kid Willis, I. Sit. T. B t a l l m i , 1. Ann Rabbis. * n o u n h u h - s /is Mite— G rad* r — I. Proud Ksils. 1. Miss Poppy, I. Cosmo O , a. Calico Ship, I. Glory Sst. «. Xock Trsy, T. I'll T sk o Him, S. Dinah's G sns I'll I It IS R U B a / i t Mile— O r s d s D— I. I.orl Hus, I. Vabts N y ntm lts, I. r u i n s . I. W lc k s t Harsh, I. P a n d a Rock, *. Itnctt T ray. 7. Ransas, I. O. H.'a W anly KniRTvt tu rn — a/ta mu*— Grado N— 1. fltrohani. I. Tric e W ar, S. Dab Draks. 4. Crow Itook, S. Ruddy Rupsr, t . Hha's Hot, 7. Duncaatsr Dlable, S. Gay Hatltt a-iKTii i« v r r — a/te mho — Grado 1> — l. Watch It, S. Viola Tip, S. n s d Applo Grsan. 4. Sl.iaol. I.A. 4. Btrpvllla *. T ’a S'lrsy, 7. Caravslla, I. Alt K ars si a m wa r n — a is mr*— G rado IV— |. Ruff I-oonard. S. M aka V Jduva. 1. T um bling tta n la, 4. Rapsa t Rock*r, I. Tnylon, *. llosman, 1. Os a * Itook. I Casual l.as • k v k sth w a rn — a/a hr *— G rado IV— 4. Cotlnn Data, I . Color, t l lr l s h l IWak, 4. Go Tip, y Milan! Grace, I. Q u t . n 'a K o rtHits, 7. O i l ' s Column, S. Ontdsn M. r. m i r r t t w a rn — a/ie m i * — G ra d s C— 1. I t A ' l U t i l* HI*. t*r. Chubby Mc.Vabb. S, David 11m k. 4. Dlnah'a I'sg, X Casual Gr« 4. Jim Tray, 7. O.ll.'s Mlmplsi, I. Alta II. VIVTII HACK S I * Mil*— G r a d * II— 1. flumm*r*ll*. Z. I'c b r a Taryn, I. Murprlsa Gural, 4. Go Mharry, I. Mary McLain, 4. O.R.'a Amaa*. 7. Johnny Tip, X Dnncaatrr Champ TMVTI4 H U M — S / l t Nile— G r a d o A— 1. Hpot Guaelp, Z. Malarial, Z. Kdna T rr ry , 4. o p a l Mar. I. OIL'S Torpado, *. T rnita d, 7. Skua, 8 C h a r s , k** Mondial Ml.KVKSTH M*CM — l / S Mil* G r s d s C— I. Dank llank, 1. T* trillion, t. Hank T r u r t. 4, Mlk* Mai-Huff, S, J a m s Neely. s. Ilsrman, T. Boston Bud, S. Midterm. FIRST MATINEE THURSDAY IS LADIES NIGHT (All Ladle* Admitted Free) • TURKEY A DAY Drawings Each Wednesday a t 8 P. M. LAST WEEK’S Offi *NDO SE UINOL t Rodriguez Vs. McClure Tonight Clay Named 'Fighter Of Year* 8:10 FREE! 1208 S. PARK AVE. Rsterv. Ph. S3S-623I Sorry, Ho Minors A first - yfar varaltyman, Billy Kuykendall Is a Junior at Seminole High School. Billy played defensive halfback for Head Coach Jim Plgotta Headhunter unit during the recent football season before a shoulder Injury forced him out of action. Kuykendall weighed In at 130 pounds and wore Jersey No. 30 white he waa in action. He hat special ized in open field tackling, say bis coaches, along with pass defense work. He had good speed, is tall, and has good hands to go along with his alertness lo intercepting or knocking down opponents’ panes. The coaching staff has been well pleased with Billy's altltuda and all out ef­ forts. Billy operates on tha old defenaivo adage—"Don't let one get behind you." Kuy­ kendall also participates In baseball at SHS. dentlsla but missed t h a chance to run In the Inaugural when ha was beaten in a schooling race by kannelmata Hyandale. Another greyhound w h a beat Material In a schooling race wilt be running against him again in tha feature. Tom Sweeney's Skue pulled the trick coming from behind for a big upset on Dee. 11. The first m aline* program of the season 1* scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m. Fred Tre* vlllion'a Sail Ahead-winner of the Phoenix Futurity—will be making hi* first official sta rt In tha featured ninth race of Uw matinee program. El Paso Lass nosed out Sleek Ponds ia a battle of favorites to win the featured 10th race Thursday night Food Town, a 5 to 1 shot, ran third. Sleek Fonda grabbed tha lead from pace-iettlng Food Town on the baekstretch, but had to settle for second as El r a m Lass closed with a rush on the outside. TONIGHT’S ENTRIES 4, the Jump shooter, use* the double screen set up by 1 and 5 for his pet shot. The roles of 3 and 5 are lo serve as rebounders should the shot fait. There are many options, the variations depending on how the defense playa tha actup. Most clobs in the National Basketball Association use Ibis particular play, which Is known in some quarters as the California offense. Tomorrow 2 P.M. IMPERIAL WAGERING B Play FREE! Ask Attendant For Dctaita COME IN AND SEE US 7:40 f.m. [9 BILLY KUYKENDALL Material, tha ae* iprlnter of the Jack Herold Kennel, gets a chance to redeem him­ self for missing a berth In Ihe Inaugural handicap tonight in tha featured 10th race a t the Sanford-Orlaodo Kennel Club. Material won tha Puppy Stakes last summer at Sodrac Park in South Dakota and finished fifth In the $50,000 Phoenix futurity. He was in tha money in 11 ef 11 start* at flodrae with flva wins, four seconds and two third-place finishes. The big 69-pound speedster came to SOKC with great ere- NIGHTLY FREE! *iai. a is b Legal Notice Material Gets His Chance In 10th Race MIAMI BEACH (UP!) — Former welterweight cham­ pion Lula Rodrigues, fighting Id* way back up, takes on young Wilbert Skceter Mc­ Clure in a 10-round middle­ weight fight here, tonight. The bout, which will go on national television from the Miami Beach Auditorium at 10 p.m. EST Is Important for the former champion, who la trying to break into the mid­ dleweight ranks, and for the young tcarher-turncd-puncher who is on hia way up for the By Dolph ftchayes first time. Philadelphia 7<era Coath McClure t i n It wins In 15 What the Philadelphia 7fiers rail the B play Is designed to pro fights. The only loss was provide daylight for a jump to Rodriguez. shooter t> get a clear shot. The play opens with Num­ Record Entrees ber 1 pissing the ball to 2. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Number 1 then moves to a spot near 5, where they set A record 412 golfer* have en­ up a double screen. Number tered tha 155,000 Lo* Angeles 2 dribbles to tho left. Number Open golf tournament which begins the PGA winter tour next Thursday at Rancho Park. Nearly every top mnneywinning pro Is In the field except Jaek Nk’kleus nod Gary l'tayer. PLAYS Varan FH. Dae. 17, *SS—Pkft ■ DOG RACING Fight Results TONIGHT Vfe M a r l COMFORTABLY II BATED GLASS* UNCLOS Ell GRAN U R A N 1)8 • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE • VALET PARKING EAST-WEST ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME SEE IT! HEAR m ON NBC Broughtti youbyThe Savings andLoanFoundationanl “Where The Top Dogs Kun Rain or Rhine'* SERVICE STATION Sorry, No Minora! SANFORD WINNERS Gtnsvlvs Stubbing* Norms Herndon Harold L. Phillips Bob Lobdsll Sirs. C. L. Thomas C. F. Holloway Msrgsrrt Matthews V KENNEL CLUB Midway llclween Orlando and Sanford TV CHANNEL 2 RADIO STATION WKIS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 4:45 P. M. �Year-End Bargains SHERYL 8AVILLE, back Friday 1* shown w ith lw r party pueata Barilla, Beaea CoekreU, Shi n i H ull, T ot Vickie W lfslns* B n le n CM Teachers Enjoy New Families Bid Welcome Holiday V int MRS. BIRKENMEYER With Relatives DeBary Personals Man In Red Suit With Whiskers Vi«U Civitans bringing gifts for aQ. Forty-tour Cfvlisos, their wives and guests snjoyad the successful event end were treated to a delicious steak dinner. Tbo Christmas Party Com­ mittee consisting of B i l l Clouse, Bud Layer and Ernie Whittaker, mado all ths ar­ rangements. Charlos Karapf, club presi­ dent, called tho meeting to order and tho pledge to tho Flag was lad by Bill Klinefeltar. John Brumley gave tbs invocation. Bill Clause presented a dif­ ferent version of "The Night Before Christmas" and Ham­ mond Polk piayod the Jovla Seats. Mr. sad Mrs. Aitbnr Carl* aoa of PcriwtaUe Drlva will enjoy the holiday aaasaa with their son who la oa bar* from Us station in Oenaaay. Christmas this year will bo vary p y at the homo of Mr, aad Mrs. Glenn Smith of Aloma Road who have their son aad hla family, Mr. aad Mrs. Russell Smith, of Ripley, f. Y., and thair daughters. Penny and Triey. The girls are looking forward to this stay at grandma’s house. Mr. a a d Mrs. Charles Berisch of Eldorado Drive will entertain Meads from Goldsboro, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thompson; also Mr. aad Mrs. Ltnord Sanders of New Smyrna Beach; their aoa Brian Sandora from Washington, D. C., and hla fiancee, Mlsa Jeaa Thigpen, of Washington, and Ralph Wltherell of DeBary. Miss Dorla Hoppe of Jackson Heights is visiting tho Herman Lederhaus family on Plantation Road. Miss Hoppe makes this annual holiday trip to DeBary each year and will be feted at aovcral parties in her honor. Mri. C. Robb of Lake Drive a entertaining her friend, Mlaa Besa Moore, of Cleve­ land, Ohio, for tho holiday season. Mrs. Stanley Breton enter­ tained Mri. George Rich of Brockport, N. Y., this pact week. Ga. Miss Judith Montgomery is vacationing in Sarasota aad Miss Juaette Reatom Is vtattlag In Laureahurg, N. C. Mrs. Nancy Brack la visit­ ing her son-in-law and daugh­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Loosing, of Jacksonville. Mrs. Martha Roland aad daughter, Deborah, a p e a t Christmas in Cairo, Ga., with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bee Wiggins aad children, Betty, David and Billy went north for a white Christmas at Nyack, N. Charity Ball Set Saturday Over 100 Sanford area resi­ dents have reserved ticket* for the Epellon Sigma Alpha Sorority Christmas Charity Bill to be held Saturday night at tho Mayfahr Ian Ball room and tho college tickets ora also selling well. Gcoe Fernett and his II piece orchestra will play for the ball following a successful engagement in Cocoa Beach. Springs] Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rttlagor of Orlando to 13* Borin S t r e e t , Altamonte Springs; Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Schneider and Ardle of Ba­ ton Bongo, La., to l i t Burke Street, Altamonte Springs; Mr. aad Mrs. lageao MaeGcon aad Jimmy of Sanford to 10M Citadel Drive, Alta­ monte Springs; Mr. aad Mrs. Prod Lawmeo aad Michael, Rim aad Sandy of Bladeaebnrg, Md., to 1100 Park Lane, Altamonte Springs] Mr. aad Mrs. C. D. Grata aad Dale, Cheryl aad Lori of Daytona Beach to US Orients Drive, Altamonte Spriags; Mr. aad Mrs. B. J . Brown and Barry aad Diane of Gran­ ite City, 111., to 104 Birch Street, Forest City; Mr. aad Mrs. J. C. Kdeniield aad An­ ita, Dale, Leland aad Char­ lotte of Beaumont, Tex., to I S Aiders Avenue, Forest City; Casselberry Personals Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Booth By J u s Casselberry of Lucerne Drive have their Mrs. Edith Myuderso of son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Orvllls Abbott, and Lako Ellen Drive la a patient Enterprise children, Judy, David and at the Florida Sanitarium and Terry f r o m Sacramento, Hospital In Orlando. Calif., and from Bay Village, Ohio, their son-in-law and Mra. Mary McBride, for­ daughter, Mr. and Mra. Lyle m er resident of Enterprise Rockenback, and family, Jim ­ for many yaars, la back boma my, Jeffrey and JUL again and now occupying the The DeBary volunteer fire- non Jungjohon of Miles, Iowa. Wilson apartment. Jack, her ------son, came up Saturday to men and auxiliary members Mr. and Mrs. Paul Check pick up hia mother and Aunt lifM their annual covered Lois of Orlando to spend the dish supper and Christmas of Osk Park, Mich., arrived bolidayi with bis family in party in the Recreation Hall Saturday to ipend Christmas with about too guesta present with the Barker family on Wast Palm Beach. The buffet tables were laden (heir way borne from n vacaMr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright wllh ham and n variety of tion in Puerto Rleo. are spending tho holidays Mr. and Mri. Thomas Her­ wllh daughter Berths and her ald of Lake Triplet Drive h u s b a n d in Jacksonville. have had aa their guest for They will be Joined by Mrs. the holidays, his mother, Mrs. Alberta Sauls of Atlanta, Ga. E. M. Herald of Miami Springs, who enjoyed Christ­ mas wllh her grandsons, Tommy and John. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wade of Elder Springs have aa their guests for the Christmas holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Char­ les Mathews and daughter from Ithaca, N. Y. Mr. Mathews Is the nephew of Mr. Wade and la un honor student at Cornell University where he la studying for hia Ph.D. la Science Education. IT S “DRESS UP­ Both Mr. and Mra. Mathews taught school in this state TIME . . . SEE OUR prior to hla return to college. Personals A LL C H R IST M A S NO VELTY C A N D Y COATS AND JACKETS Hera are the sm art "looks’* for sprin t, in trained vinyl plastic I Rayon or plastic lined { many with inside sippart. Faahion-y styles; sp rin t hues! Touchton’s Rexall Drugs *THB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" Mr. and Mrs. Oscar DIedolf of Orlando to S 3 Wliahlre Drive, Casselberry; Mrs. Vcrtie Hubbard of Washington, D. C., to 490 Jasmine Road, Casselberry; Mr. aad Mrs. Tim Grady of Orlando to 331 Iris Road, Casselberry; Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Gif­ ford of Wilton, Me., to 347 TulUs Avenue, Long wood; Mr. and Mrs. Joha Giacla end Sharon and Kenneth of Or­ lando to 564 Queen's Mirror Circle, Casselberry; Mr. and Mrs. William Van Duaen and Clyde aad Laurlo of Orlando to 571 Lilac Road, Cassel­ berry; Mr. and Mrs. George F uim U and Kristie, Kelly and Robert of Leesburg lo 541 Li­ lac Road, Casselberry; Mr. and Mrs. Rohby Hemphill oi: Orlando to 173 Elhambra Avenue, Forest City; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Day and Julia Ann of Clearwater to 291 W. Warren Avenue, Longwood; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Baker of Chicago, 111., to M N. Grant Street, Longwood; DOWNTOWN SANFORD Cards _N Wrappings / Party Goods g Fancy Candles FASHION-RIGHT v ffl BILLFOLDS *N CLUTCHES ! Quality assortm ent of billfolds . . . tad oh whnt vnlunt Smart fabrics and texturun in all thn smartest colors! MEN'S SWEATERS Personals BIG SELECTION OF EVENING SHOES. FROM ------ Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cer. R, 1st A Beaferd Ave. PA MI33 FA 144(1 KHSSSySBSRIP 9 jo su ja SHOE STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD m oke o d ot* (or b »9 aovinQ**** JANUARY 2 ptMMCY’S < SCARF SCOOP! PRINTS AND 80L ID 3 GALORE! INTERNATIONAL M PC. STAINLESS n u t if ® ° ( r f l P m n to Y d io ri* * fobutou* buys o» ^ th ro u g h ft* *lor# CASUAL FLAT SHOES F i n e quality rayon whipped up into 29inch squares l And . . . a zinjry collection of prints, sm art solid colors! Buy three, six, Bine, moral �J* A fiid g tt" At Movittland JUICY ^ ■ 1! y . (yJU.yiRv -' ■ r V a 4. i*' Ph. 322-9616 By Abigail Van Suren •; \VS , >< .i ’ ’ f f p iV "k Canry Out Orders I- Vs m t * * - m JAMBS DARKEN and newcomer Cindy Carol have * lover** quarrel In th e new Jerry Brealer production* "Gidget Goaa To Roma," tha Colum­ bia Picture* release in B u tm an Color, a t tha Movleland Drive-In T h tttra Tuesday and Wed­ nesday. There’s no totter tima to taka advantage eg tto Whatatlda a n home. Order lunch aa the phone and drive down to pick it up. No fuse, no muss and no trouble. Best of ail, tto kids will enjoy the tre a t Start the New Year with fun Tto younger set will have their New Year’s eve fun at the Skate City Roller Rink. Tto party th an togtaa at 7:14 aad will last until 1 ami. Than will be favors and fun during the five hours of skat­ ing. attend Jim Spencer’s ANNUAL w < ^ M "Gidget.” Sunday u d K « d i ; fa n at Mevtelaad katarad "Twilight at Honor", starring Richard ChamberULa (Dr. EUdaro ia the TV serial), aad “Bio* Drill*," starring Carol Ljm- they aad me. (Mostly wttt to r m atter.) 1 aevar ramarr M N ) t a q t o r waata m to gir* to r away at to r weddteg, aid I w a it to. Bat I eaaaot brlag myself to ataad toaida n r fcrmar Ha says t o I n n tbia attar woman tea much to broth off with tor. (She ia alaa married aad hat children.) Ha doesn't want a diearca or eeparatioa from ma to* earn* to says to atiB Iona ma and to adorn oar ehlld m . 1 love him too much to kick him out. What do 1 do nowT UNDECIDED DEAR U N D E C I D E D : You'll do your hut band a favor if you ihow him tto open door. Tall him to aaad litoral tupport moaay hr mail. It and whan to decides to roauma tto n la of ful14imo huitond aad ‘‘adorins" fattor, tail him you'll think H over. Bat remind him that hie time lor decltioa ia abort. Also on tap for Tuesday and Wadaaiday win to Jerry Lewie la " Ito Sad Sick." On Thursday the hilling la " I Weaka la a Balloon," ia color and atarriag Fabian, and "Rome Adventure," to color aad atarriag Troy Don­ ahue. Tto triple katora far Fri­ day and Saturday, Jan. 3-1, la an Elvla Prtiley marathon —"Kid Galahad," "Glrla, Olrla Girls" and "Follow That Dream." Previously played by San­ dra Dae and Datorah Wallay to "Gidgat" and "Gidget flora Hawaiian," respectively, the eiu rto rta t taan-ager now ia played by lovely Cindy Cam), winner at a nationwide talent search which enlisted aupport from newspapers, radio and television stations, school dra­ matis groups aad theater*. According to Hollywood re­ port, Mtaa Carat la a superb trumpo. bat rather lor tto "Gidget." Hollywood also re­ The classic niaa spot falao_ _ _ as bad br*>k 11 opponents. ports that "Gidgat Goaa to card was made by Harry " Had Harry (imply dropped Roms” la superb motion pic­ Flshbeto of Now York asms *» years age. Or maybe * I f ’ tto aim ar seven a l apadaa ture ontart alament. was M yean ago. Harry too XA tll tooth would to rn r o a i n d : to m playing tor a long Um*. _____ ( A I I V M "H Vsat started with loar la any avent, It waa tofors W W » BAB* trumps to tto Jack-niaa I tha days of scientific bidding 4 Q 3 3 3 AfWM won’t to skis la a u t o tto ( I t M aking *1 A Frael and touth arrived at als die- f J I M M f band. U E M started with dent moods la two shakes of a X t t t l X# that aaaeylag toldteg I aaa l:ltt ( I t Boaanea t i l l * ( I t Project *4 bridge player** tala. (p ) simply lead to dummy’s sea. 11:1* (*l ABC New* Report Harry won tha opening #ATf Nest will show out aad 1 will 11:10 111 Newecopo heart with the ace end rw t ill have a proven finesse." ( I ) Kerry Heaaouer New* turned the jack of epades. ♦ J ftM d Whoa Harry dropped tto ( I ) The L it* Shew „ ateo all this ah angad. Now lt:1S ( I t T heater of the Star* South woo with tto act aad 11:1* ( I t P i t e r Gunn laid down Ui* king of dla- g i U ^ O L M t - I L * M South could play hit queen MONDAY A. M. mondi. West played tto flvn j p - —r a ^ ^ and It Harry showed out th an <:*• ( I t IllraaeUc* and Harry dropped the nine. IM Fun would to a proven finesse 1:11 (1) Hunahln* Almana* South continued with the Gpaateg kad WQ agalnnt West It looked an if • i l l («) New* t : l l <<) Sunrise Sem .e te r queen and ia still complaining i East w u more likely to to ( I t Fla. Hlatory about his tough luck. Ho Is 120 yaara have guns by. Not short ia trumpo thaa Waal 1:1* t i l Tadap justified even though at H aiti because of the tod break Inland touth fell Into tha trap. ( I t Operatlen Alphabet By Oswald Jacobs TUBS., DEC. SO. FAVORS, HATS, DANCING Jim Spencer’s RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE of housewifery. Wall miss to r cheerful smile and ready w it Just the same, tto Caribe baa an able barttndtr in the name of Homer Daffron who ia filling in until the first of January when Mrs. Jack lfor. gansteln will taka over per. manently. Homer reports that they're expecting quits a crowd for New Year’s Eve and are all ready with tto fa­ vors, hats and noise makers. Hours are indefinite on this . . . It starts ‘“anytime" and -* laata "until." FA 2-0551 Bouth French Avenue TryOur Special Thsrs will bs farora for customer* whs ring in ib* New Year at Freddie's Stgmk H o u s a also. Entertainment will to provided by Bruce West at tbs organ and ths usual fine menu will off** a wide choice to party-goera. It will be a "hot" party nt Business Men's Lunch! VARIED, DELICIOUS MENU Servedll:30to2daily9 7 t Make Reservations For Your Holiday Party Now, Call FA 2-1 U I COCKTAIL HOUR 4 - 8 P. M the Capri Dvc. 31. Starting ths firs will bs a band from Coco* Beach brought hare especially for tha event. Th* group rocs by tha name “In­ fernos.” T hey play regularly at Cocoa Beach, ao It should to aomathing for Sanfordltea to look forward to. Reserva­ tion* are a lr e a d y streaming in for tha C a p r i's party, ao tt you want to go, giva them n call right away. Tha band will begin shortly after S p.w. Another party tha teenagera (and young and old “teenagers”) will enjoy at­ tending is the shindig at lfeloda* Skating Rink. Thar* wDI be skating from 7:30 til 10:30 and a Sock Hop from then til 12:30. Huts and favora will be provided. AT REDUCED PRICES Australia Is tha only nation to occupy so entire continent. DORIS DAY ami Jnmee Garner era the atari of "Move Over, Darling," currently featured a t tha RiU Theatre. ( I ) W a t c h Mr. WlaarA FRIDAY P . M. S:M ( I t T a l k *n T a le n t • : ( • ( I t Meweeepa l.’l l ( I t M atinee T h ea te r t o t s ) News, a e o n s . (•> Champ. W rea tlln g W eather 111* ( I ) T h e a te r X 1:1* ( I ) E ditorial «:** « ) CBH Golf Ctaesle 1:11 ( I ) Now*. Sports, * « • l.-H ( I t K a e t.W e e t Shrine liter (lam * ( i l l (I) Ch. I Sport* • !** ( I t W ide World * t 1:1* ( I ) N e w .— W e tte r C r s a . Sport* k ite <dt P o r t e r Waaoaer ( I ) Huntley • Brink!** Show ( I t Nsw,— Ron Cochran • U I ( I t Nswacop* • :4i tty Outdoor UuUstia * ( •) *C*n. Fid. Wash. B a sr a R eport 1:1* I I ) Bltsnl nsrvleo 1:1* ( t ) U r . i:d («) W y ett Karp ( I t Pre-Olym pia Show ( I ) Lee Mervla Pre-enle Til* (1) International Show­ T ill (1) Clrcua Uoy (I) C e n tr a l Flo rid a time Show cat* ( I ) Ths a r e a ! Adventars ( I t Sen H unt (i; IT a u n s s t Strip T lN (1) T h a L ie u ten a n t l : M (1) Bob Hops t i t J a c k i e Gleaeoa ( I ) R oute I I ( I ) H ootenanny (I) ilurks'e Law I I I * (1) J o e y tllsbop (Color) 1:1* ( I ) H a r r y 's Girls ( I t T h a Defenders te r T w itie b t s e a * ( I ) L a w rt n e * W alk t t r r e r m s r ' s D a uabtsr • : N (1) S a t u r d a y Nlghi l»:*e <1) J a c k f e a r tColor) Movla (S) Kiaht of the W t t k M l ( I ) I’hll Silver* t * : l l ter Stake T h a t Spare ( I t Hollywood Deb S tar tl:S* (1) Nows Uall ( I ) Nows—Murphy Mar. 1 I :N ( I ) U unsstnk* tie 11:1* ( I ) New*. S port* W eal, t l : l * I t Adult T h ea te r t i l l * ( I ) ( l t d ) N ew t the? ( I ) T hoatsr of th a Stars l i s t * (*) T h e a t e r a t th a Star* l i l t * (1) Movla 11:1* |1) Johnny Carson (Color! SUNDAY P. M. lt:S» ( I ) Maverick 1 I : H ( I ) F a i th far Ttoday ( I t Revival SATURDAY A. M. ( I ) All A m a r lis W ant* t s Know *:t* (•) N s e a w e a t h e r l l t M d ) F ilm F a r* <:l* (I) Sunrise Someeter l i t Oral Roberta 1:SS (11 Growers Almanac 1:M d ) C hrlatophers < » Now* d ) Herald of T r u th 1:1# ( I ) Deputy D a w s d ) Sunday P.ll. F e a ­ tty RED Mid.Florida ture* l:*0 (1) Asrosa T ha Fence I d * ( I ) F ro n tier* of F a ith <1, Rocky Jonsa ( I t Space As* R e s o r t 1:1* (11 Robin l lo t d t i l l ( I ) P r o Football Kickoff ( I I Superman 1:1* ( I ) Dleeovery ' l l M * (1) Hupar Car (1) c h a m p io n s h ip Fro( I I Tha Alvin Show P o o tb a ll 111 Major Mercury I : I 0 d ) Movie— "K in * Kona" 1:1* ( I t I tu lr a noddy 1:1* («) U. of Ft*. Basketb all 10:## (!) Hactor lls ath e o t# Ittth llsh ta ( I t Qutok Draw McGrow ( I t T h e Law a nd La* (It T hvallr X Oswald H i l l ( I t Fireball XL l;W d ) Sa g* o f s Weatern ( I t Mlahty Mouie M an ISM (I) Je tio n i I:** ( I ) Sun d a y Sport* 111#* ( I t Dennis Tha Menace Spectacular ( I t Rln Tin Tla ( I ) W ild Kingdom ( I t Caspar 1:1* d ) Q. 11 Colics* Bowl 11:1* ( I t F e r y ( t ) I n t e r n a ti o n a l Zona ( I t Hoy Roger* Shew • :M ( I ) loth c s n t n r y (I) Beany a Ceall ( I ) THA NATURDAT P. M. <:!• d ) Keyhole tWT d ) Probe 11:1* ( I t l i t . Proaten ( I t I k y Kin* ( I t Nawaaopt t : H ( t ) stasia R H a r r ie t t ( i t H um iiu nay ( I ) L assie 11:11 ( I ) Bullw lnkt* (Co!**) ( I t Grind! I l l Do T ea Know? T:U ( I t T r a v a i l *f Jem !* ( I ) Maalo Lan* a l A l l * MeFh ta la r* keen at ( I ) W o n d erfu l W a rld *1 t i l * ( I t Explo ring C otar ( I t Maw* d ) My F a v o r ite M artian ( f t My Friend Flick a 10 * (*t E d Sullivan 1:1* t i t O a to r Bowl I I I ( I ) Grind! ( I t American Bandataad M l ( I ) Farm. M arket Rep a rt ( I ) New* ' U ( I ) Tedap (I) Wake Up Movies T :ll ( I ) Mlikls's Gaspsl T im s 1:11 ( I ) Nsws * W s s t h s r 1:1* i l l Csrtoenvlll* 111 CapL l n y a i t e ■ :M ( I t V n i l a a ad Maw* 1:1* ( I t T *dar I:** ( I t J a c k Lalanne Show ( I t Amerlsan H l i l i r y ( I t Bssretsss 1:11 ( I t Cartoavlll* • I* ( l ‘ Romper Roam 1:1* ( I t Oell H a r m Skew 11:1* ( I t Bay When («) Hike Wallace ( I ) Spanish 11:11 (1) NSC Raw* 11:1# ( I ) Word (or Ward ( t t I Levs L e e r ( I t December Hilda 11:11 ( I ) The M erer* ( I t Ceaaaalratla n ( I ) I’rlca la lltaht H i t * ( I t p a is 4 Gladys t i t The Object la (1) Mleolas Link* MONDAY P. M. 11:1* ( I t Van* B r e t M * > M ales New* ( I t l a v s *1 Lll* 11:11 111 Marry Haaaanav 11 1 * ( I t F a t k i r R aew a l a s t ( ! ) Searak Is* T s s s t i i l (l> TVnth ev Csnsase ances 11:40 ( I t O a U l i * U g h t 1:11 («) The World Around Ua ( I ) Taaaeaaee Mrnl* Ford ( I ) Maw* a s d WeatSev 1:1* ( I t Laffltme 1:11 ( I t Faeue l:M ( I t A* Tha W ait* T a r s i (1) Iclsnce ( I t Mid-Fla. Miwa l;*» ( t ) Lslftlm * ■ M ( I ) Password ( t t Fsopl* Will T a l k ix)a Jha When you meet a mag you want to ice again, handle your first date thli wey: Don’t try too hard to Im­ press him with tow popular you aro, how im art you are, or how (ophlatlcated you are. From tha youugeit to tha oldeft, ires like to do tto impreiitag. Don’t t*tt him everything about yourself, ao that there ii nothing left for him to won­ der about. Chatter along wheu tt ta necessary to fill au awkward silence or put him at aase tt he la the shy type, but don't talk ao much he doesn't get 8 chance to do anything but lis­ ten. You may be dying to know who to has been datlag, but don't ask. That sounds too much aa though you have de­ signs oa him. Don’t dreg a girl friend and her date in oa the party, unlesi to suggests tt. Let him make tto plans for the even­ ing. Don’t stsy out late on your first date. Bring tt to an end while you’re both having fun and wishing tto avenlag did­ n't have to end ao soon. Don’t give him any false impressions about yourself or your family. Let him accept you for esactly what you are. No psrkiag—even if be tries •let-rite calm 11' v i i c \ i » r \ f f MIUI IM T HI AT RI FUN SHOW Erery tint. Morning Mevleo . . Cartoons . , Ptlseo . . Bor prises . . Toy* from Toy Corral Adas. 4 diet-rite or K. C. Cola Bottle Cape R IT 2 TV RENTAL • Bales tt. After aO, tt you park with him *0 your first date, ha’ll certainly assume that you are always that quick to get aoquatetod. Don't ask him to call you, or try to rope him in on some doings your crowd is cooking up. Let him wonder if to is going to see you again. Be aura that wton you say good night you make it cltar that the most pleasant thing about tha evening w u being wttk him. • Bervia* Seminole TV FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Baku MM Sanford Are. at Seminole County’* Own IS r * • *-w Hwy. 17-92, Fern Park Dance To The Music Of - ORLANDO on Hwy. #50, 4 blocks east off Colonial Shopping P la ia uJha PaAaqonA" a HATS a FUN a FAVORS $20 Per Couple Include*: 0 ALL COCKTAILS — From 10 P. M* til ? • STEAK, E66S and CHAMPAGNE BREAKFAST Make Reservations Early — TErrsce 8-2511 “ Cues Lev icy Browser* Oe'AUge IF r �* : ' , V , ■’ ■’- * i . fRis M H . D N .It'ti ~ r •4 wL \ 41 Toxat ‘Country* Lawyer's Ability Starnes Belli J 3-^ \ DALLA8 (UFO — A to­ ne* lawyer to the Jock Rnhy .ja a Wednesday praised tha - -> district attorney's handling of 0 bond hearing Monday and ■aid ft was "qolta n ■hock" t o Mthrta Belli, chief defeat* counse l. "I think the big city lawyer Uaa win start at that provide a water aceee fln t et flee fecks. I f e n Is a waterway hetweea Jack vine and Palatka IS feet i aad M feet wide. Ik e Drat ceatract wfll toad the M e t to a point wtthia tort of a a lia el the S t M a e lock la Putnam Cooaty. A seeoad contract uled to bo advertised sheet Jen. i t sad opreed la midFebruary, will ea!) lor exca­ A Mttva at Marietta, aha vation at a lead cat westward had also attomtod Ohio Wau­ ls y a a Uaivm lty. Collaga from the S t M a t lock a distance of several miles, beam Included PI Delta Ip >o, a Jettraallam hooorary the oagfeoora said. and CM Doha Phi, aa Eng­ Legal Notice lishla honorary. U N tho family moved to ▼wn e n s e tr r c o c irr am Sanford after tours at NAS n n r i m n s t c i u a s . Lakehunt, N. J „ NAS M tnc e re ta a n a raw earn. rsL i t e r m , r ts a ia t. phia and NAS Glyueo, Ga. runxcaw T r e . taoro Activities at NAS Bastard o v E n a r n a a T l a n d costbegaa wbea Joy becamo the p a n t , a Florid* corporation. r i s i n t i f t publicity chalnnaa for VAH-t VA P. DODGE S H E P H E R D a n t when aha was a member of ELLEN L SH EPHERD, Sis that wivas group. Other talks wife, *t st, a n t a n p a n t sll parsons h e v ln a o r c la im ing laeluded work oa tha NOW s n r Inierssi In t h e herein da*- central committee and teach­ scribed prope rly l a r d a t In ing Sunday School at tha NAS S d n ln sl# County, F lorida, tochapd to fourth, fifth aad wits All of the N W 4 e t NWW of tilth graders. Section I, T ownship 11 South. Joy recently received her R s n p * 11 East, o u t o f Iho W s k l v a nivor, 100 hour pta for her Navy Re­ D s r o n t s a i a lief work. ifflfn m a r a r rr ■in|iiiui!iiiii:i;iilllimnill)HIII TOSS STATE o r PLQMIDA TOt ft* 3 TWNK WE SMOULDA SO U K A M L IF T O OP . to H AW m u •TUCK OUT THERE , in t h w eeesMP.' y , »Sr i S t o w S l r n 5f*tfto»«a>e F. DODGE SIIKFIIKltD (ulso known so Pa rk in so n D o ts* Bhsphsrdt and ELLEN L SH EPHERD, his wlfa, If llvln*. and If daad, Ihs unknown heirs, davlsres, la n d s * * , gran, lass, trust***. bsneficlarlsa. spouses. creditors. llsnora, auoraa*ora o r olhara claim ing i n In tsrsit bp, through, under or for tho s a l t P. Dodgs Bhaphard and Elian U I h s p h t r d . hla wlfa: ANT AND ALL OTHERS HAVINO OR CLAIMTNO ANT i n t e r e s t in t h e f o l l o w . 1NO DF.HCItlllED PROPKRTT LOCATED IN H E M t X O L K COIINTT, FLORIDA) All o f th s N W it or v w q of Maction 1, T o w m h lp n South. Rang# I I Eaal, s a d of tha W tk l v s Hirer. GREETINGS: Von t r a h a r a b r notirisd th at • procoadlng to q u i t! llilo and for o i h t r relief baa batn brought In lha Circuit Court for Ssralnol* County, Florida, a gainst all parsons claiming any salats, right, t ills o r In­ tere st In. o r l ltn upon, tha above described real pro p trty , elluata In Samlnol# County. Florida, and you a re hareby required to file with iho Clerk of tho above described Circuit c o u r t In und for Bomlnslo County, yo u r w ritte n a p p e a r ­ ance (personally e r by a t t o r ­ ney) In said proceeding, on or before til* l l l h day of J a n uary, m i. and th e r a a f t e r to file service on the attorney* for Ih* Plaintiff, Halter. Baker A Smith. 41 B a it Pin* Btreet, P. O. Dot No. t i l l . Orlando, Florida, and rite w ith sold attorneys for tha P la in tiff and with th* Clerk of the above slated Court your w r itte n da femes, or answar. If any. to Iho Complaint a t tha time* proscribed by law, therein e e l. tin g tip th* eelat*. right, title or Imereet In, or lien upon, tho above described property claimed by you. Ilareln full not or Judgment will b* in tered a a a ln e t you by default. WITNESS my hand und aeal of the said Court a t Sanford. Sernlnola County, Florida, thl* U r d day o f Doeember, l i t : . (SEAL) A r th u r II. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk o f the Circuit Court In and for Seminole c o u n tr . Florida. Byt Martha T. T lhta* Deputy Clerk Raker, Baker A Smith p. o, no* n n Orlando, Fla. Publish Dec. IT, 1*44 A Jan. I, ID. IT, 1 H I c n p -ia Shipyard Ticket* to to* tone* o n • a i l l * and reservation* should bo made by Friday, Dm . 17, with their respective (alive. The representatives MRS. WADE MABKLBY 1 Tam out-of-state found aut that Texaa district attorney* can hold their own In n court­ room,’* Tom Howard said In an Interview with Larry Dam of tha Dallas Morning New*. "And I think It came aa quit* a shock to him," How­ ard mid. "It hasn’t quite soaked into him y*L But I think it'a about time lt did." Howard waa retained by Ruby a abort tlmo after Loa Harvey Oswald, accused Presi­ dential assassin, waa gunned down in the basement of city hall. were Mra. Ralph Sinus, i n . J. V. Uhr and Mrs. R. R. B r­ others attending w e n Mrs. W, R. Armstrong, Mrs. C. G. Diets*. Mrs. V. W. Ganderton, Mrs. Grace Keek, Mrs. Alvcra Kelly, Mrs. C. E. Morton, Mrs. r. J. Murray, Mra. H- ■. Quinn. Mrs. P. W. n o t ic e o r ac re Simpson, Mra. J . S. Stankte- m m o r n o a m s . t o M a r t h a J. W hit*. A. *. More than 29 children of on- wieg, Mrs. A. A. Valller, Mrs. Whll*. Rebscea W hit*. E thsrt Whit*. N. W hit*. John listed wives of VAH-t were S. L. Wiggins, Mrs. P. J . We­ Whit*, Jam** M a r r A. D rnw dy, and treated to a Christmas party ber and Mrs. I* E. Morgan. L W. Drawdy. h s r husband, ■lt If a llr* . and aaeh of t ls.1T Sunday at the NAS ballroom. • * • r s s p - r l l v s and u n k n o w n spous­ Tea mothers served refresh­ Mrs. Elsie Reh and Mrs. es. It m srrlsd. a n d If dead, Ihslr r**p*ctl*s u n k n o w n hslra, ments aad directed t h o Helen Tyre w o n hostesses for davits**, ■rant***, assignees. pan. Manors, creditor*, trust#**, and Each child was given a gift tha VAH-S enlisted wives s n r s n d all p a rsons clalmlne (hroueh. undsr, o r a x s ln s t id candy and the entire Christmas meeting at the by. ■n r or all of them , either group sang Christmas carols BOQ wardroom. Jointly or Individually, a n d all u n k n o w a h*lra o f J. W. during tho two hour party, GUIs were exchanged and Whits, dac**t*d. If a n y o i h t r e e • than U a r t h a J. W h it s , X *. Ckristmas decorations and re­ Whit*. Il*b*cea W hll*. E l­ Open houss for officers aad e rt Whll*. Jam** N. Whll*. their wives and guests of freshment* carried out tha bJohn Whit*, and M ary A. D rawdy: Cora n i n e D*yo. w L VAH-9 was hosted by Cdr. holiday mood. of N»w Milford, P*nniyDuring tho business meet­ daw, and Mrs. Jam es Shipman a t Ivsnls; Floyd D. Bjoblom and their boms Sunday, Cdr. ing Mrs. Reh was chosen to K sthrr Bjoblom. hla wlf*. o f O klahom a, whose Shipman Is tha commanding be In charge of giving baby Commsrcs, m ailin g address la F . O. Bos gifts to aapectant mothers in :i*. officer of the squadron. Commsrcs. Oklahoma) Floyd N. Bjoblom, w h o s e reelFish House Punch was tha VAH-9. dsne* Is Siler City. N o rth C s r . Election of officers wiU be ollna, featured attraction and was and whn** m a l l ln e a d ­ served with turkey, bam, held at tho Jan . 19 meeting of dress Is BP 1 *loyd N. Bjoblom, q. MA.U1. O. A T . Division. Sloeo Joining the stall wives fruitcake %Rd other Christmas the club, and all VAH-9 en­ H A.P.O. 111. Ban F rancisco, Cali­ listed wives are urged to at­ fornia. an-l Csclle Bjoblom, hla club Mrs. Marklay has been foods. wife, w h u s t r e sid e n t* I* l i e a representative to the NOW About 90 persons were wish­ tend. North H litb Avrnus, B lltr City Others at tha meeting were N. C.| all u n k n o w n hairs o f club saceutlvo board and was ed Merry Christmas at tha Ooodhart Bjoblom. deceased, If the recording secretary of the Shipman’s, including guests Mrs. Peggy Gregg, Mra. Ma­ s n r o l h s r than Q r s n d s s s Bjob­ Cdr. and Mrs. tyorge Kira- rie Bunting, Mra. Ann Blevin, lom, ftuby Do* Bjoblom Do. 1963 board. ns and CapL and Mrs. Mrs. Judy Boyce. Mra. Wen­ h a n n sn . Oliver K. Bjoblom, In addition to her elub ac­ argaret Bjoblom Mulllna, dy Baker, Mrs. Janie Burke, M tivities and taking carr of tha James Mayo. Floyd N. Bjoblom. and Otla e o e Mrs. Laura Graves, Mrs. Bjoblom; all u n k n o w n h t lr a o f two Marklay sons, Chlcker, o rrla Morgan Bjoblom, doA buffet supper was served Lynn Wilson, Mrs. Shirley U five, and Michael, three, Joy rea**d. If any o t h s r t h a n Dorla also enjoys bowling, flower to several officers and wives DUlow, Mrs. Sharon Hutto, II. Bjoblom, M o rrla Morgan Bjoblom, Jr., a l a d y a Louis* arranging and gardening. An and guests of VAH-9 Friday Mrs. P at Manning. Bjoblom Fable, C h a r lo l l * Ma­ Mra. Linda Pitman, Mrs. ria Bjoblom Ssllsrs, J o h n F re d other bobby la oil painting, at the home of Lt. and Mrs. Barbara Rohrer, Mrs. Ruth t r ic k Bjoblom a n d W allace about which aba said, " I1 Bob Watson, a m in or a n d alngla; The meal, which followed O’Neill, Mrs. EtU Farrell, Bjoblom. not good, I Just anjoy 1L” all u n know n h t lr a o f Alma E. e • e cocktails. Included Swedish Mrs. Carol Stout, Mrs. Bar­ King, deceased, It a n y oth*r than C a ra Ring Dvyo; a n d Housegueats of Chief and meatbaUs and German choco­ bara Rameau, Mrs. Lois any and all p a rtie s having, o r Mrs. J . P. Uhr a n her par­ late cake. Guests at the party Lindsey and Mrs. Betty Tlp- claim ing la hav* a n y rig h t, till* o r lnt«r«at In a n d to Iho plL were Cdr. and Mrs. Paul Wer­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. William following d«scrlb*d U n d ly­ * • • ner, Lt. George Kelly, Mrs. Kampt of Teeumiab, Mich, ing, being, a n d a lt u a t* In e w e A guest of Chief and Mrs. Bamlnol* County, F lo r id a , to­ Betty Lackey, LL and Mrs. wn: Nearly to Chiefs, their Roy Lowis, Lt. and Mrs. Jaek W. R. Armstrong from Staun Th* North o n e - h a l f ( N 4 ) . ton, Va., is her brother, Way of th* N o rth w e st Q u a r te r Lillis and Lt. and Mrs. Nick wives and guasts attended a ( N W 4 > , of th* X o r ih w r e t ne Armstrong. He is spending Christmas dinner party at the Mergo. U u a r t a r CNWl* l *» t h e a (ew days during the boll New officers of tho VAH-1 W e s t 111 f r e t th*r*ot>, CPO elub Saturday evening. a n d th* E a s t SOI fret of Tha party was sponsored ky enlisted wives club were dayi with them. th* W att SIS f a s t o f t h e • • • elected at Its meeting Thurs­ tho CPO wives club. South o o a - h a lf <841 o f th a N o r th w r e t Q u a rte r Mrs. P. N. Becton of GreenTho dinner menu included day. The meeting was bald In ( N W ’I J of tho N o r t h w a s t vlfie, S. C., arrived Sunday turkey, steak, shrimp creole, the ballroom. Q u a r t s r ( N W 4 ) . Section l i . Township I I South, Re-elected president was to spend Christmas with her served with tho usual trim Kang* St East. mines. Music for dancing was Mrs. Hershsl Russell. Chosen son and family, LL (jg> and Tou, and aach o f you, a r o provided by tha Melodiers vice president and parllamen Mr*. PhiUip Becton and Neal. hareby notified t h a t a suit h a s tarian was Mrs. Robert Gori­ She will be at the Beclon’a bren b r ought a g a i n s t you In after dinner. lb* C ircuit Court, In and f o r Mrs. J . S. Stanklewlcs woo lla* and Mrs. Vera Graham Banana Lake home through ■amlnola County, Florida, In Chancery, *nlltl*4 C barlea XL the weekend. the doorprlxa drawing and was elected secretary. Daldln and Anita S tr o u d Bat• • • Mr*. Marvin Zooier will be CPO Pterca held the lucky din, hi* wlfw r i a l n t l f f * va. The parents of Mrs. R. R. M a r th a J. Whtta, e t al.. De­ ticket for the basket of cheer, the new treasurer and Mrs. fendants, and yon, sn d sa c k e w e Douglas Horton will serve as Pope, Mr. and Mrs, Van Mar­ of yon. a r a r e q u ir e d to 111* tin of Hobart, Ind., are visit­ your a n t w t r t o t h e P la in tif f s Mr. and Mrs. Frank BeL chaplain. com plaint with t h e Clark o f Installation ceremonies for ing their daughter (or several cbinger of ML Holly. N. J, ih s C ircuit Court, e n d a*rvo a n tha bousegueits of Chief the new officers will be held daysduring the season. upon P la in tif f * o r P la in tiffs • • • Atlornsy, Karlyla llo u s h o ld s r, and Mrs. A. A. Valller. The early next month. whose addrre* le P. O. Dog Hosteaies for the meeting Officers wives of VAH-1 Sto. Bclchingeri tro tha parents Sanford, F lo r id a . * copy were Mr*. Roger Pope and met at the home of Mra. Jes­ o f sa id a m w t r , o n o r boforo of Mrs. Valller. J a n u a ITIh. I l l * , s n d If you e w e Mrs. looter. The serving ta­ se Taft for a Christmas din fall tor y do *o, a dscrv* p r o ble was covered with a green ner Saturday. Champagne wUl be th# lux confess,, will bo on ltrrd a g a in s t you. and e a c h of you, Mrs. Taft served b e e f ury favor presented to each tablecloth featuring a centerfor tho rsllsf da m a ndad In couple at tha gala New Year’s piece of red poinsettiai and Stroganoff, gelatin salad, and said Complaint. Th* na ture o f th l* *ult la Eva officers party on Dec. 31 silver pine cones. Coffee, French bread to the guests. qulat tha t ttla to tha abovo cookies and Jello were served. Wives at the dinner ioclud to at tha NAS ballroom. described land* In th* P la in ­ Others present at the meet­ ed Mrs. L. J. Reinhart, Mrs. tiff*. h t r e l n a b o v t named. Every couple will receive a ss my h a n d a n d seal bottle of the bubbly aa they ing were Mra. Floyd Oakea, E. R. Brewer, Mrs. James of W itne sa id Court, a t Sanford. enter the door. The semi-for­ Mrs. David Ferrter, Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. Russell Ger­ Seminal* County. F lorida, t h i s l t h day of D acsm bar, 1ISJ. mal party wiU begin at 9 p.m. Jsme* Anderson, Mrs. Robert main, Mrs. Robert Guest, l(BEAL) Cooper, Mrs. Richard Hoo- Mrs. Paul Haney, Mrs. J. F. A r t h u r H. Daekw ltb, J r . Hy: Martha T. V lh U n gtrw trf and Mrs. A1 Moylan. Moore, Mrs. Pat O’Gara, Clerk • • • Mrs. John Sparti, Mrs. Keith K a r lDeputy y lt Hnuehotder Miss L i n d a Stefkovich, Tourney, Mra. Gunnar Wlls- A ttorney fur Pla intiff*, p. n. ito i at* daughter o( CWO and Mrs. ler, Mrs. Paul Wireman and Sanford, Fla. August Stefkovich, arrived Mrs. Lewis Musgrove. Publish Dae. IS, XT. IS«t A J a n S. I t , 1*1*. homa Saturday from West After the dinner Mrs. Rein, CDP-TJ Virginia University. hart urged the squadron to ■NOTICE OP BALII Linda, a freshman at the attend the Jan. II change of Notice la hereby given p u r ­ university, la a gradual* of board coffee to vote for Mrs sua nt to a Final D tcrs* o f Alan Weeks, a member of the forscloaur* dated Dacamber it. Seminole High School. 13*3, and entered In C b a ac ary She was accompanied by club, who is running for first Css* No U t i l o f th* Circuit her maternal grandparent*. vice president. Court of th* N in t h Judic ia l Circuit la and f o r Bcntlnolo • • • Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Shrader County, F l o r i d a , wherein of Morgantown, W. Va., who Mrs. Kermit Jamison way H o r n : OWN KIM FE D E R A L SAVINIIH AND LOAN ABBU. will spend the holidays with the hostess for officers wives CIATIOX Is l 'la l n li r r . a n d tho Stefkovich family. of VAH-U and DeL I at their JOHN B. OSOATH.WIP a n d UKTTT L. OBOATlfAltP, form , Christmas bridge. husband a n d wlfa, s o w Plana to view a film on the The Jamison home was dec­ srly divorced, a re D*f*ndant>. I will i i l l J crippling effects of polio on orated for Christmas and the sell to tha h l g h a a t a n d b a s t for r.ieh a t th* f r o n t tho expectant mother were main table featured a Euro­ blddar door of lh* B*mtnolo mad* by the CPO wives at p e a n wooden hindpalntec County Courthouse In Sanford, their recent meeting. tree with carved wooden dec­ Bemluot* County. Florida, a t 11:44 o'clock A. M. on Ik* 14th Ths film, illustrating tho orations. Real eandlea fit the -My of J a n u a ry , 1941. tha fol* low ing dsscrlbsd properly a s detrimental effects of polio on tree. fo r th In said F i n a l Deer**, the unborn child, will be The hostess served Christ­ ■*t to - w l ti shown Jan. 7, at to a.m. at mas cookies and salad with Lot T. LONUDALK S i'llDIVISION, a ccording to th o the USO center. Mrs. J . R. the n lfe e . P la t thereof, recorded In Koolihaa will narrate the High honor* went to Mrs. P l a t Bo«k | | , Paga (1, o f th* J*ubllC Record* of film. Jamison. Others present were 8-mlnol* County, Florida. Th* public la Invited to at­ her mother. Mrs. Houston of IBEALI A rth u r H D*ckwllb. J r , tend the showing, which la Canton. Ohio, a guest. Mrs. Clerk of th* Circuit Court sponsored by the CPO wives. Hu t Is of Sanford, and squad By: M artha T. Vlhleo In other basinets, tho wives ron wives Mrs. J. ?. Barlow, Deputy Clark Of tic** discussed tho election of of­ Mrs. B art Bartholomew. Mrs. LF aRwE E D aad NATtTANSON ficers which will be held at J. M. Runnels. Mrs. William 314 South W a s h in g to n Avenue the January meeting. Donahue and Mrs. W. A. Ya- Tltusvlll*. Fla. Publish Use. 17. 1941. MoatetOto for the netting Unek. C D F - tl VAH-9, U . G. Symaa; VAH-9, L t (J|) Doa Nesbitt; VAH-7, L t A1 Campbell; VAH-U, L t (jg) J. H. Ruaeels; Dot », LL X. D. Wer­ ner; Supply, CWO A. Stefltor i c h ; Com mualcaHaas, L t <J|) Crothers; Operations, L t Clegs; Wing, L t Wade Markley; Safety, L t Cdr. McDon- Legal Notice �# * 1 II liiP ^ V I lfr l --rr— r 1. Lost f t F t a n i 2. N otices - p an oosls S. Education - InstracUflB 4. Transportation 5. Food 8. For Rent 8A Special Notices IANPORD VACUUM CLEAN­ Office 204 W. First 7. Business Rentals ER SERVICE. P u ta and RESPONSIBILITY: 8. Beach Rentals supplies for all e i b i In* The BeraU a n m t te t » 9. For Sale er le n t eluding: Electrolux. Now sod rebuilt cleaners sold. 10. Wanted to Rent No bom* service call 1L Real E state Wanted 12. Real E state For Bala charge Pboae PA SEW. 39M Park Dr. .. 18. M ortgage Loans 14. Insurance f t the policies e l this REPAIRS 15. B u tin e s a O p | Vacuum Cleaner Supplies Salea - Electrolux, Hooter, Klrby, RexAir, QE, Airway. Cleaner* bought, told, ex­ changed. Free pickup. CM Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, FA 2*1786. t Bedrooms, fro mouth 3 Bedrooms, Mo month 16. Female Help 17. Male Help W 18. Help Wanted DUTCH MILL NURSERY Aaa e ali reedp bow . Cpeala 4 Bedroom*, $1*3 mouth. Legal Notice 26. Radio ft TtUriataa 27. Special Sendee* 28. Laundry Service 29. AutomobQe Service 29A. Auto Accessorise 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry . Live stock RENT A BED Runaway, Hospital ft Baby 81A. Pets Beds. 32. Flowers - Shrubs By Day, Waafc, or Meath 88. Furniture Ml PA M ill i l l w . tat 3 t 84. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap s r Exchange CARROLL’S FURNITURE 35. A rticles Wanted S8. Automobiles - Tracts 36-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Seootars 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment tv t h u c m cbi t r a c e r u p TMK WIVTH JU D IC IA L C tB c c it, iv a vd ro w r a n . VOLH COVVTT. FLORIDA CHAVCKUT VO. t U M DIVOUCU BARBARA ANN DOM TNT. FtateWt CLTDB L E B DOM I NT. IM ftndanL ORDER O P PCW LICATlOe T e l CLTDB L EE DOMINT R out* 1, B os t l t . B C lavaland, T ex as CLTDB L E E DOMINT 4<M B *lty i t r . e t llo u ilu a , T *xaa T ou e ra t r d i r i i l to w p w r and a n iw e r In peraon, o r by a tto rn e y , to a C om plaint hero­ in filed a e a ln o t you In C ircuit C ourt • ( aom lnole County, Be*. Baal Estate Broker PA 1-1301 17-91 a t Hiawatha R-E-N-T-A-LB Punished 1 Bedrm, 1 both, kttebee equipped Garage Apt $43.69 l Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitehee equipped HSeat, Roxy IM IS « Bedrm. 1 Bath, Kitchen equipped, Convenient $190.0* VACANT 3-Room house oe BY OWNER, I bedroom, lVi Unfurnished large lot, newly painted hrbath heme. One bedroom 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitchaa equipped MO OO S Bedrm, 1 Beth, Kltchee equipped ItM.OS S Bednu, 1 Bath Kltchee equipped, P e a s e d Yard $110.00 Legal Notice IV TM K CIR C U IT CO U RT. I U n JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , m AND ro e SEU nV O LR CO U N TT. FLO R ID A , i x c m a v c iiR V v o . ta w s H O R T tU liK FO RK C LO SU R E OI.NET FKDBKAt. HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation oram laod and t a l l n e unda r lh* tn w i o f tho O nlloJ l l t l u of America. rialntlff. VA JA CKT n. ALVAItEZ a n d I.CCILLK ALVAKKZ, hlo w i f e J B I t H T HUSTON »n,l CAItOLTN HUSTON, hlo *lf«, DotondontA C t M i n VflTICR O P SALE NOTICE IS IICRKDT UIVEN t h a t undor a Decree of Foraelaaura and Mala entered by th a J u d o of th a Circuit HcmlneU County Court, C a u r t o f tha Ninth Judicial hu m # Henfnrd. FlorlJm Circuit. In and for Heratnnle By: M a rtha T. Vlhlen County, Florida, on tha I l r d Daputy Clark day of Dicembtr. 11*1. In a F E L D E R AND IIMTTINOIIAUa cartaln cauaa b.tereen OLNRT Attornaya a t Law KKDKHAI, A A V I N U ft AND t i e South K n o a l i a Avonua LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cor. Poat Of flea Boa l l! « poratlon o r i a n l i . d and e d i t ­ W in ter P a r k . Florida ing undar tha U w a of tha Publlah Dac. to. IT. 1MI * United S t a te , of America, with Jan. I. 10, It**. l i t principal piece of buatnaai CDP-TJ a t 411 W a it Tabor Road. FMIadalphla 1". Pannaylvanla, Plaintiff, and JACKT It. ALVAItKZ and LUCILLE ALVAR­ EZ, hla W t f a ; JKItRT HUSTON a n t CAROLYN HUSTON, hla wife, Defendants, bain * Chancary No. m i l , 1 will aall at su b tle auction to tha h l a h a i t bidder f a r cath a t tha Courtkouaa In tha City of Hanford, ■amtnola County, Florida, a t tha hour nf t l: « t A. M , on J a n u a r y lath. Ill*, t h a t r a r- wtee a Deere* Pro Cnnfeeeo will be entered x i l n e t you for fullur* to atipear and mn« awar ■■ required by law. WITNLAH tin hand and oftlcl.I aaal thla l l t h day of Dec. anther. A. D. I sal. (CIRCUIT COURT ARAL) A rth u r II B eckw ith, J r , all pa rm a n-nlly Intta lle di I. W all Healer — P a na lra y n . I i, STKNMTHOM. DA VIP A l in t NTOUtl A ttorney* fo r K ieciltor Poat u f f l r o D ra w e r IlJe S a n f o rd . These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason is solid value —low price and high quality construction Come out and see these wonderful homes fo r yourself—There a re 15 com pletely furnished models to choose from. $7,890. to 816,350. As lew as $240, down and 849.27 per m in tfi- F lorida JIH I Publlah Deo. II, to. IT, 11 Jan. I. t i l t . ODP-41 A r t h u r H. B i 'k w H l , C lark of Circuit Court tty: M arina T. V lh l.n U. C. W lndarw .adU . Ilalnte A W I I I P a r k Avtnua, Mouth W tutor Pork. Florida A ttorney* for Plaintiff Publlah Doe. : 7 . 11*1 C D P -II SPACE FOR LEASE IN THE NfcW Sanford Shopping Center WE NOW HAVE THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL LEASES: • J. C, Penney’s • Eckerd • McCroryt* • Publix F or Inform ation, Call Leasing Agent: SAN -SEM REALTY John P. Zeuli, Registered Broker *619 f». French A 'r . SANFORD AD 62075 4I-1SJ) FA 2-7459 FA 2-5298 GROUND BREAKING 10:00 A.M. DEC. 17th Sell u* Your Furniture. Quick Service With the C**h. RUPEE TRADING POST. PA M $H. FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, m , A » BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS PROM $100 Stemper Agency Stenstrom Realty T ee *N Green Stemper Agency ! It's Year-End C liuvuw ai Jim * at Wide Track Town: V A -F H A SO U TH W A RD J. Hot W ater Heater — I * N i g h t - M..del ISC I. R a n g . — F rlg ld alra Modal DU (UAL) has separate entrance, caa be rented lor Income. Will Wada lor im a lltr place. Shews by appoint meat. Call PA 3-M43. LOCATION, COMFORT, PRICE 4 Bedrm, 2V4 Bath, Kitchen Very Important factora in buy. Low Monthly Payments lag a house. Charming 3- For Complete Information E q u i p p e d , Lake Frost bedroom, bath and half $183.00 See Or Call Your hum* of Mayfair Country FHA-VA SALES BROKER ■ARY Bed ft Mattress, R*. Club, Centrally heated and FHA - VA eord cabinet, bkmda. Va­ air c o n d i t i o n e d . Price SALES BROKER cuum ctor. w. attach., In$13,40$. No qualifying. $300 atamatie camera ft caaa; down, payment! as low aa Reeltar-Iiuunir-Trades World Book Dictionary; $74.07 Includes taxes and 322-4991 l t » 8. French At*. HINSON ft HEARN Boy’s 3*" bike; IF* Trt111 N. Park Ave. 333-2*10 PLUMBING CONTRACTING Insurance. cycle; Stereo P o rt Record Repairs ft Water H aatsn OWNER Leaving I Must sell pleyor; 17” P o rt Emerson FREE ESTIMATES 3 Bdrm., 3 bath horns. $1S0 TV; Auto. Maytag Washer, 104 E. 3rd S t 3234143 down. FA 3-8347. PA 34187. Realtor • Iniuror - Trades Homes la all prlaa brackets. 323-4991 1919 8. French A**. Daley Air Rlftee $$.$• *>. Liberal financing. We have Pug Testa $490 up. Armya 4 BR, 2 bath at 913,700- LOCH-ARBOR-By Owner, 3 SERVICE Station lor lease. Navy Surplus, l i t Saelnrd BR., 3 bathe, Urge atone $400 down, $83 month pays Good location. Only email fireplace in wood-panelled all. Buy now and get Homecapital needed by right living room, Fla. Rm., all* ateed exemption of $3,000. man FA 34343. Choose your own decora­ lity room, largo rooms, open-beam ceilings through­ tions. OWN YOUR OWN out. Owner being transfer, Gateway Ta The Waterway EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS red. 3483 Country Club Rd. $3,000 minimum, $4,000 maxi­ Robson Sporting Goods ON YOUR LOT Call 3339383. Your EV1NRUDI Dealer Your plans or ours. A cum mum Investment, 3 to $ lo tto E. tat Ph. PA MMt pieta package including hre. time per day I to 4 Still Time For financing. No down payment days par weak. Approx. $4,. HOMESTEADING required. Come out teday 000 and up potential Income 3 BR, IV* baths, acreencd and talk It over with Mr. per year. Could ha much porch, built-in range, newly Leather jury. higher U more time ipenL painted, 3 yrs. old, Vacant ZOtb S t to Upsala Rd. Ideal lor man with steady Lovely Long dale Rub. No. ft turn North at Church 8-bour-a-day type Job, or QualifyLeg, $89 mo. Open school teeehars, housewives Saturday. LMN Enterprises, CLIP or partially disabled. It is BORNEMAN, Realtor Mr. Laatharbury — 322-2744 also very suitable for vigor­ For PAST TAXI Servlet call t&9 Longdale Ave., Longwood ous retired man. Write giv­ Ph. 8384198—Day or Night ing occupation, age, addnea, telephone number and other pertinent details to John S. S t Johns Realty Pearsoa, c/o General De­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM livery, Hollywood • Batch, 111 N. Park Ave FA 34133 WHY KEEP DREAMING? Wako up, and start the New Y ear in this spacious 3 BR, 2 bath home. Neat as a pin and designed for gracious living. Landscaped— Choice by way of limitation, t h . totneighborhood. lowlnu R e t u r n and e-lulpment, JO S E P H M1KLER. JO E MIKLER alde and out, on 8. Sanford At*. $3,100 Cash. 8814801 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitchaa Equipped, Lake P r o a t $139.00 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kitebea equipped $110.00 Legal NoHce VA ROSA L. PAYTON Property Management ft Sake Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers far your selection th u s Beautiful 1 , 1 , 4 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes COUNTRY HOME Located near State Road 48 and Interstate 4. ) Bed­ rooms, Separate D i n i n g Room on Beautiful Shady L o t Only $7,000. Trams Call FHA-VA SALES BROKER Stemper Agency Realtor-Insuror-Tradei 332 4991 itt* S. french Ave. Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 T» make tho hast homo buy, sea tho VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker SPECIALS O N Tractor mowing ft Grading. ALIX OF SANFORD Call FA 2-7831. Needs experienced sewing ma­ chine operator! for swimsuits and sportswear. If you are experienced oo fac­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, tory sowing machined, ww SPRINKLER SYSTEMS have steady work for you AD Type* sad lisas In a modern air-condiUooed We Repair and Santa* factory, under very good k T I N I working eondithme. Phone Machinery ta d Supply Os. FA 3-2304, ask for Mr. C » 397 W Iwd It. PA M « rials. ravel GREYHOUND, Call HOUSEWIVES FA 3-1421 or 1999 and we Earn up to $100 per month. will have our TAXI pick Work from your home, mak­ you up. Homer Little, Grey­ ing appointments for our hound Bus Station. salesmen by phone. We pay PIANO SVC. ft TUNINO $10 per sale. For Interview Rebuilding • Retelling phone 322-8311, from 4 to • FREE ESTIMATES 10 p. m. Ask tor Mr, Tate. GENE CUMBAA 3X2-2681 — Call PM Only Unusual Opportunity 28. Laundry Service GREENURIAK H i g h commission earning* Choice Iota available in with a growing 80 yr, old WHITE Dinner Jacket, th e Greenbrier of Loch Arbor 31. $13. PA 14203. Co., telling worW-famoua overlooking golf course. Goodyear maintenance proCustom building to your duct*. Rod Torino In hla specifications. Greenbrier firat full year earned ovwr AUTO GLASS Offlee PA 3-31I9 developed by $20,000. Don Xlrby opened Night PA 3-0841 INSTALLED over IW repeat euetomera KINUSWOOD 323 0700 BUILDERS, INC. on one exciualva Cmuolid- Seokhrik Glass and Paint 3S34 P u t Be. Sanford. Fla ated product hie eecoad 202 Fairmont DrCompany year. Managerial opportun­ He Magnolia Ph. PA >4131 FA 2-8074 3 iUDROOMS, m bath*. ity for men experienced In Swimming pool. Furn. or 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., paints and roofcoatings. uofum. 131 Lake Dot Dr. ft Sot* Cavan fenced yard. 3900 Old Or­ Many excluaive and nonSuniand. lando Rd., Suniand. compeUtive repeat iteme. AUTO GLASS & Age no barrier. Diverilfied SEAT COVER CO. I BEDROOM, t bate. Kite LAKE LIVING SITES chen equipped. Owner, be­ 10 Minutes Sanford, to min­ winter and tummer Una. 304 W, tad $4. FA 39899 ute* Orlando—2 minute* to We take cate of all financ­ ing transferred. Muit tell. AU. WORE GUARANTEED Interstate 4—U Acre with ing. ahipping and collection*. FA 2-2940. huge oaks, sand lake spring Fringe benefit! include tree 3 ACHES orange grove, plus fed -41905 Full Price, $30 life iaauranea, tale* bonuses. 3 Bedroom house on Upper month. No down. Call Write Consolidated Paint ft sale Road. For particulars owner, Harry Hlock, OrVarniah Corp.. E ait Ohio call 337 3292, Euatis, Fla. landu, GA 4-8U3. Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. Jim Hunt Realty C H O IC E “O N E OWNERS'* — SAMPLE — 64 Chevrolet Malibu Chevelle 4 Dr. Sedan Ltk* Nrwl BannUfuJ While ft B te tot Many More — A Score Or More — Of Quality Uied Cars — AU Priced To Please. • . . Enjoy A Happy & Prosperous New Year in an Automobile from .. [c -J P O N T I A C ^R A M B LE R |:|L .idbj unr �OUR of HOMES ho S a n f o r d - S e m i n o l e A rea Page 10 — Dec. 27, 1963 o I Seminole Growth Picture Bright Chriatau l> o n r and trn fact th« K tw Yggr with hopes for much prog. IBM In oar county And State. Early ta 1964 wg hopg to be the location for the new University. Later, more progru g In the C an al. * , and many attar th lflfi that will make our County and its communities grow who have faith in thia growth art Shoemaker Construction Company, developer* o f Ravenna Park and Idylhrilde, and Kingxwood Builders, developers o f Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor. They have built, and are building, quality homes In varying price ranges, in well-se­ lected locations. Careful planning m akes any o f these communities a wonderful place for Florida living. D rive through Ravenna Park. There are several lovely,hom es now ready for Inspection in the new third section. And, to answer your first uestlon, th ey all feature central uct heating. See their many other features. In neighboring Idjrtiwild*, which has been “sold out" for many weeks, there ia a distinctive St bedroom 2 bath home nearly complete at 110 Idyllwiide Drive. Give it a look! Then drive on out and see Green- J 000. atari, 51M0*. Langford Construction Co., Langford, I n c . t o Btomona A Billoaat, 511,700. HamoM A Langford, lac. to Joseph B. Hildobna at nx, Hllterari, *11,800. Frank Hathaway at ux to L. D. Snodgrass, Sanford Celery Delta, 58.000. VA to Jam** T. Dunn Jr., at ux. Heftier Horeaa, $11,826. VA to Jamaa F. Guynn at ox, nnland Estates, 512,400. VA to Jamaa U. Bussard at ux, Sunlsnd Estates, 510.400. Heftier Construction Co. to Paul A. Flynn at ux, Howall Park, *8,330. William C. Keller at ux to Elijah Roy Bides at ux to August Sealie at ux. Wood* VA, Suntand Estates, 512,600. morn Park, IIJOO. Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc. to Robert B. Crow* at ax, Ravenna Park, 517,860. LMN Enterprise*. Inc. to Richard A. Cotegrovo et nx, T n ’n Green Estates, 114,500. LMN Enterprise*. Inc. to Henry J . Weaver et ux, Lake Waymen Height*, 511,000. Robert L. Mom et ux to Clifford D. J o r d a n et ux, Longdate, 510,200. Garnet II. High et ux to W. A. Ward Jr. et ux, Wilaon’a Addition, 510,000. Donald M. Green* et ux to Thom** A. Green* *t ux, Queen’* Mirror 8outh, 57,600. Jerry D. Sllggin* et ux to Howard E. Kurta, at ux, 2821-30. Wada Development Corp. to Roy R ., Pehrenkamp at ux, Tangtewood, 514.000. Donald P. VanDalay at ux to CharlM H. Pyl* *t ux, Walker’a Addition, $7,600. Heller* R. Ileckner et ux to Warren D. Samuel et ux, llaftler Home*. 5H.H00. Theodora J. Latour *t ux to William R. McDaniel et ux, Wynnswood, $10,300. Arthur Bourgeol* et ux to PHA. Jansen'* S/D, $13,400. Clyde C. Kerce et ux to I $50,000 Given To 58 Charities Courthouse Records Stanley L. M«rtk e t nx to Stanley B. P l t t t t at nx, Sparling's Addition, 115,400. M. Lom lno D«an to FHA, North OrUndo, |Q,700. Albert E. Fliher «t ux to Robert W. Krause a t ox, Brat* ton Wood*, 54,000. Ward Micks, Inc. to Ran­ dolph H. Dorsey at nx, Eastbrook, $17,400. Charlan H. M orton'at ux to William A. Loveland at ux, Sanlando Springs, 53,000. Carl F . Williams at nx to Evaratt F . Bryant at nx, Taaglowod, 514,000. Jerry G. Knutson at ux to FHA, lunland Estatas, 511,* briar, nestled against the beautiful Mayfair Golf Course. Homes are ready to see at 100,107,108, and 109 Highland Court. They include a fasci­ nating Contemporary design, and a handsome 4 bedroom 2 bath Colonial. Sea them all. And having seen these homes, you'll get a small glim pse of the fu­ ture — of how our area can grow, beautifully. MEMPHIS, Texn. (LTD Singer • actor Elvis Presley Clara F . Armstrong, Sportowished 68 Memphis charities a man's Paradise, 91,100. Merry Christmas Tuesday and Sharp* Building Corp. to threw In a $60,000 gift to the Johnny P. Baal a t ux, Long- groups. dale, $19,500. Presley gave checks to tbe James E. Lemon Jr. et ux to Lee R. Done* at ux, Heftier CARNIVAL Home*, $13,700. Ben F. Wade at ux to Claud* Bomgardner et ux, $0,000. Hlemona A Langford, Inc. to II. It. Hamby a t ux, Hilleraat, $12,400. Langford Construction Co., Inc. to Thom** W. Souther­ land at ux, Hlllcrest, $10,500. VA to Lewis G. McEwan at ux, llaftler Home*, $11,450. VA to Stanley U. Wing et ux, flunland Eatotes, $10,900. Lawrence L. Hilt* et ux to Jessie W. Hastings, Country Club Manor, $7,300. Barbara Wagner et at, to liras Troy a et ux, Casselberry, 15,600. charities a t a presentation ceremony In the mayor’s of­ fice. The alnger said h* was nerv­ ous, then quipped, “this Is the first time I’ve been before a crowd tn a long lime.’* By Dick Turner '.1 While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. > ) Discovered Flower The poinaetla flower was discovered by tha first U. S. minister to Mexico in that country In 1628. Tha name of the discoverer, Dr. Joel Poin­ sett, of South Carolina, was given to tha bloom. / i- 3 t • w in a w T iM it, MOh, Fm In no hurry, tlr. Let h«r finish what her slstorin-law aald when tha draaa pulled out at the seams!" SYMBOL OK PEACE — P ojmj Paul VI raise* n land) presented to him by the faithful ufter the pontiff celebrated Mass at a parish church in Konie. f 5 Here's where to find your ideal .1 SPACE AGE "COVERED WAGON" — Covnrlng on thia barge appronchlng Cape Kennedy, Fla., recalla the canvus hood* of the pioneer*’ Conestoga wagons, in thia vehicle for pioneers of the npnco ape, however, ia the S-l fint-ntagu Winter for tho Saturn, mightiest of Uncle Sam ’a rocket*. VISIT THESE TWO TASTE* FULLY PLANNED COMMUNI­ TIES. YOU’RE SURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECTLY DE* SIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! “Homes Of Distinction’ I*argar, Fin or Homos, designed for those who demand the ultim ate in aomfori, oonvamsnca, and luxury. Ravenna Season's Greetings and Best Wishes 'A Community iluilt With Pride" FROM ALL OF US: MODERN KITCHENS BY WILLIAM S. UKUMLEY JR. UYRON M. LEACH CIIERAL A ELECTRIC t Beautiful S & 4 Bedroom, 1, U«, 2 Bath Homes, FHA, FHA InService, VA, Conventional Fi­ nancing. Several homes a rc now c m p U t o in th a n e w est se c tio n . See them to .l* y | have several gorgeous homes for you to see — in OF LOCH ARBOR ojw iakeA COMPANY™ Custom Building Our Specialty gaoarml OUk# 111 W. 26th SL W es Office EA *1434 FA 2-5103 X and two nearly complete in Sanford’s Grove Manor M * k r . Kitchen* by CHOOSE YOUR HOMESITE BUILD WHEN YOU’RE READY C E N E R A L A ELECTRIC P. O. BOX 1599 SEE US FOR REMODELING FA 2-8074 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS j. 1 �A * (Eh? S a n fo r d X Zip Code 32771 Im t t o 9 WEATHER: Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with occasional showers; high today 70-74; low tonight in 60s. 66 Established 1908 MON.. DECEMBER 80, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 93 t Seminole Development On >sed Canal Route Announced HERMAN LEE RADER, 18, of Lake Dot Drive, wna killed late Saturday nljfht when this car he was driving craehcd into a power pole on Old Or* ivoring to elude punming police for speeding. Undo Rond as he waa endeavoring Four teen-agers were injured. (Herald staff photo by BUI Vincent Jr.) 3 Deaths Raise Counly Traffic LBJ Aides See 'Best' Year With Tax Cut Toll To 27 Jacksonville Combed Fire Clues On f,300 Acres l y Fred Van Felt Plans for the development JACKSONVILLE (UI*I) — Fire mars hate, building In­ of 7.300 serrs of open land spectors and Insurance Inves­ within Ihe St. Johns-tndian tigators combed the 14 ito rF River Canal complex, east Roosevelt Hotel today fop and north of the Osceola airdues to the enusa of a fire atrip, In Seminole Counly, that killed 21 persona end in­ were announced this morning Seminole County's traffic jured 60. WASHINGTON (UPI) — a tax rut. by Norman Lund Jr., of Mel­ toll In 1963 rose to 37 over Commerce Secretary Lu­ bourne. Most of th e victims were Back to holiday driving this last weekend, with three President Juhnsun'a tup eco­ nomic adviser* believe that ther H. Hodges and Waltrr W choked hy the deadly black again, the Florida Turnpike persons killed. The dead: Lund's announcement fol­ 1964 could be one of the most Heller, chairman of the Pres- lowed the release of a map ■moke th at roae from n fire Authority recommends t h o Herman Lee Radar, IS, of prosperous periods in U. S. ident'a Council of Economic showing the canal right-ofon the flrat floor and filled "Turnpike Driver’s Drink"— 119 Lake Dot Drive. history if Congress approves Advisers, made the forecast way fron Lake Monroe to In­ the hotel, blocking escape guaranted to improve mileage, Eugene Capley. 20. of In separate statements Sun­ dian River by Harold Scott, routes. longevity and vision. Scminolu Boulevard, Cassel­ day. The hotel waa filled to ca­ Use six ounces of high grade berry. of the engineering firm of Hodges predicted a 1961 in­ Reynolds, Smith and Hills, pacity with Gator Bowl foot­ scotch, i l l ounces of orange Anderson Williams, Negro, crease of nearly five per cent Jacksonville who was In San­ ball fans. Including Mlsg Juice and six ounces of water. 33. Tampa. in the rate of the nation’s eco­ ford Ibis morning conferring America. (Bee Mlse America Pour the scotch in the gus Rader was killed at 10:33 Story on Pago 6). nomic growth, even alter al­ with John Krklrr, Canal Dis­ tank, drink the orange Juice, p. m. Saturday when the auto­ lowing for a alight rise in the trict chairman, and others. City Fire Marshal E. C. and apply the water to the mobile he was driving collid­ price level. McDermon said "I have a Lund told The Herald by windshield. ed with i power pole while he ATrENDINfi THE5 REUNION of the Seminole Hitch RrnduatinR cl nan of In 1963. Ihe rate increased telephone he and hia asso­ pretty good Idea what the AU turnpike motorists using was speeding on Old Orlando 1018, held lit the Uuyfair Inn Fridny niiiht, were (left to right) Mrs. G. by 3.3 per cent, but about 13 ciates hold an option on Ihe cause was." But he Indicated the Sunshine State I’urkway Highway in an effort to evade Andrew Speer, (J. Andrew S|>oer, Mrn, Mury Heurn, Mrs. Miller Williams It would be some time before between Orlando uml Miami police pursuit, according to United Prrxs International per cent of this represented 7.300 acres from the Cameron irt. The in Oklnhnmu City. and Miller Willianirt. Tho Williams’ rei A Rocky Mountain storm higher prices, Hodges said. Brother* and plan future de­ It was determined with cer­ between 10 p. n«., Dec. 31, uml City Patrolman John Dodson. Heller said that, given a velopment. But, he added, tainty. He refuted to estim ate 6 a. m„ Jan. T, will receive Trapped and Injured In the blustered into the Southern how long tho Investigation free of charge one serving of overturned car were Char­ Plains during Ihe night, drop­ tax cut. “ we ean continue to whether the land Is developed would take. orange Juice or hot coffee. lotte Henderson,, IS. of 1-UtS ping 6 inches or more of grow in this great economy into industrial sites or into • • • Elliott Avenue, abrasions; De­ snow in parts of Texas ami of ours and to grow even fast­ home sites depends on the The investigator! Included How about that? final location of the Si. Johns • • e borah Maples, 13, of 3111 leaving highways glassy as er than we have before." representatives of tho N a­ He forecast “A bctler era, Indian River Canal. tional Board of Fire Under­ Authorities nl the .Seminole Summerlin Avenue, fractured far as Missouri am] the Da­ both in the state of the econ­ .Scull's map, released to­ writers, the National Fire County jail eay they have re­ arm; David Smith. Ill Beth kotas. Some of the coldest Decem­ omy and in Ihe state of the day, shows the canat align WASHINGTON (UPI) — Protective AaaocUtlon, the ceived numerous compliments Drive. Ravenna Park, cuts Cotton Maid Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rick- Mutual Inveatigatlon Bureau on the holiday lights which and bruises, and his brother ber weather in history con­ fVmcrican spirit' in attacking ment to rougldy follow the tinued from Minnesota to the St. Johns River from Lake MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - over, In testimony published and the City Building D epart­ Terry S nltb, 17. head Injury. poverty, disease and discrim­ have decorated the premises Monroe in its meandering today, warned tlie defease in­ Born Fell. 33, 1913. at Front Appalachians, ination. during the year-end season. BERLIN (UPI) West King Cotton hires his Nu. 1 dustry it waa endangering ment. Midwesterners turned up Hodges’ bullish sentiments courseway to a point Just Royal, Va„ Rader and his And they deserve it. The jail A terrified woman leaped salesgirl tonight to sell .cotton furnaces and heaters ajainst were contained In a year-end north of Lake Harney, whera Berlin today accepted inform­ free enterprise: rhy seeking or fett to her death from' the —If we can put It this w a y - family had made their home She raauH cyy. to-.-*.'-, fashion to the world. --------------------------------------"undue profits" from govern­ - ’« i..., i l : . . a it f - J cut across due east to al Communist proposals to does look nice, especially from here for the ' -y, r e * y»«*. seventh floor white eeoroa of ment contracts. He was a pvmtv.* liy trade, a rath of d sin dealing f:res. future growth closely to ti e » M nt «”» the Indian River negotiate a new agreement far ths outside. the hotel's 499 guesta were Alan Of Y ear At Clawson, Mich., a mo. — — .... . « ... ..... Rickover called for new bad attended .lemlnoie High • • • fate ol ,ttm administration lul1 *oulh of Oak Hill. West Berliners In pas* through crawling to aafety on make­ • ...... 'PL* i n Ai l NEW YORK (UPI) — Civil ground rules to make sure One little fellow wo know Krhool and was a metnlwr of ther and two of her children hacked til hlilion tax cu( The 30 mile, 111 million the Communist wall in thr shift rupee of sheeta and died In (lame* which destroy­ rights leader Martin Luther that taxpayer* get alt they waterway will include s nuni dashed in the house the other Jrhow h Wtlr■■■■■<■* Chunh of niessure, ! approved by the ed their home Sunday. Two House am) awaiting aclion by |,fr ’’f highway bridges and future to visit East Berlin. King Jr., was named by Time pay for when the military blankets. dey with a nerve-shattering Sanford, Others w*r» rescued from West Berlin Deputy Sfsyor children were killed in a fire magazine as its Man of Die buya weapon* systems and Sun iving are Ms parents, the Senate Finance Commit lwo lofk’> *he latter to place "Hey, .Mom!’* the roof by helicopters and other complex equipment on the canal above the land level Heinrich Alberts said the city Year for 1963, The youngster added, "I've .Mr. and Mrs. John II. Rader, in Chicago Sunday night. A tee. firemen raised ladders to the rash of fires in Pittsburgh which renl competitive bid­ and to prevent intrusion of and four brothers and sisters, Just found nut there is no government is ready to meet lower floors of tho fiO-yaarding Is not practical. -alt water Into the fresh riv­ James, Robert and Vera Ra­ claimed the lives uf three Bantu Claus." with the East Gentians in an Cubans Picked Up old building to bring othora to men. A mother and two chil­ He charged unidentified con­ er water. der. Sanford, and .Mrs. Esther MIAMI (UPD—The freight­ "Who told you th a t1!" the dren burned to death In a Hie State Board of Conser­ effort to rracb a new oflicial er SS Santa Olivia reported tractors with having hidden ■afety. Corbin. Front Royal. mother inquired. Authorities said th a t ap­ agreement. Tlie current holi­ vation lent the St. Johns-In­ Funeral services will be fire at Toms River, N. J. Sunday that it picked up II excess profits through such Tlie little one replied: "The parently all of tho victims devices as overhead charges dian River Canu! District At Denver. Colo,, two men day visiting pass agreement, conducted by It. C. Brantley Cuban refugees in a 16 foot tooth fulry.’’ , Mo,Out) to pay for tile engi­ readied In unprecedented ne­ wooden akiff about 4U tulles and subcontracts with divi­ except the woman who plum­ at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the who mffrred severe frostbite • * • sions of Uicir own companies. meted from the seventh floor neers' plans for the waterway gotiations this month, ex­ off Die coast of Cuba. It. E. Kipp, former Seminole BrK-on Funeral Home. Burial when marooned In Ihrlr Chier or Police Roy Wll Rickover called for new were killed by the choking High teacher who Is now Or­ will be m Oaktawn Memorial wrecked car in 13 below rero Hams today reported his do alignment. Three property procedures uoder which the ■moke thnt curled up slavetemperatures were listed In . , . .„ . owners have proffered gratis pires Jan. 9. ange County’s superintendent Park Cemetery. partment Is hold ng a suspect „ r _, 7 . There was uneasiness In Murtin 111 government could study in tor shafts, stairwells, sir L « ... ..... all the necessary canal rightsCapley was killed Friday “ poor to fair1’ condition. of Public Instruction, reports WASHINGTON (U PI) - advance cost estimates and ducts and aven loose pipe Ten persons were injured in Ihe 120U robbery of the of-way to Highway t. Tlie the Weil Berlin press over there will be a groundbreaking night north of Altamonte Western Union office Satur­ Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., other factors involved In a fittings, making lame exile near Low in northern Utah District will be required to the pro-peel of negotiations exercise soon for the construc­ Springs when his car skidded day evening. impassable. purchase a lew hundred yards with the Communists, who* who has served In Congress contractor'! sates offer. tion of the new Channel 4 edu- Into one driven b y Aaron when nine vehicles, including Ida Fakess, night operator, longer than any Republican, The fire, which broke out rational television station. The! Sumter, H and thm crashed a Continental Trailway.* bus told police Saturday evening tH-tween Highway 1 and In- regime the West does not is In Belhesda Naval Hospital collided on icy I'. S. 10 dur­ s t 7:16 e.m . EST, collapsed station will aerve ten county headon Into a tree, a white man, armed with a l.und said he has conferred recogni-:c. But Alberti said for treatment for a virus ail­ the flrat floor but the flames school qystema In this area— Capley, an employe of Sup- ing a fog Sunday. revolver, entered tlie oflicc at with State Board of Conser­ iheru was uo reason for such ment. Sunday night on icy U. S. could not spread because the including Seminole. For those cr Concrete Company, Alta 7 p.nt., forced her to lie on brick structure waa fire­ of you who are interested, and monte Springs, was a mem 191 near Malad, Idaho, eight tlie floor and scooped the vation officials at Tallahassee fears, lie said the city acted Lukonin Sinks cars and three -emi-trsllers m an effort to have tile canal only in agreement with the proofed. STONEWALL T ri. (UPI) many are in Seminole, the bor of the Bapiist Church. ca*h from a safe. GIBRALTAR (UPI) - The — Thr rboni* from Ht. proceed directly from a point West German government and Of the 60 persona taken to Florida Educational Television Capley Is survived by his collided in fog, injuring two Police also over the week­ burned-out Greek cruise liner Mary's parochial srhaol In hospitals, 19 were admitted. in the vicinity of Point Plea Commission will meet in Or­ parents, Ur. and Mrs. S. persons end arrested throe youth*, '..int on the St. Johns directly the Western Allies. Lakonta sank Nunduy while Fredirksburg, Tex., bad Ihe Capley, Davenport; his bro­ Screams pierced the air lando, I :30 p. in., Friday. He saul the “ lecbnlral, under low lo Gibraltar, tnk one a Juvenile, [nr the burgl­ e a s t and north of the Osceola thers, Tiitmav and Austin, • * • and a policeman with a mega­ ussisnuirnt Sunday of pleas­ ary of Ihe Surplus City Sture, airstrip, connecting at that practical contacts," with th e Ing with it Hie secret uf the G. Lee Anderson has come Fort I.a tV'rdiie: Ellis, of phone stood in the street urg­ West First Street, last week. point with the St. Johns again Communists did not consti Dec. 32 fire al sej Dint cost ing both Presldrnt Johnson up with some sound advice for Mims:; J 4 ’k of Cas* el berry, ing guests not to jump from and Best German (banrrlMore than 8300 worth of cloth and on almost to Like Har­ lute recognition. Western Al 135 Uvea. 1964. He says, "Ring out the ami Carl Capley of ItnmoVa lor foilwig Erhard with a the windows. lied sources disagreed and ing and revolvers were stolen ney . old, ring in the new. Ring out lee, and (his sister*, Mrs Guests crawled through the song. All was recovered l.und offered a 300 foot said We-t Berliners would not Playwright Hurt hate, ring in love. King out Mary Jo iarsiiull of Cassel­ “ Deep In the Heart »( hulls ami hid In bathrooms, have accepter! the visiting Chief Williams said Jerry n bt-of-way, and it has hem WASHINGTON f t'I’lt— The DUBLIN (U l'l)—Irish play war, ring in peace. Ring out berry and fir*. Jeannette FalHaskins, residing in llie build an opted by the County Com- passes if lbey realized the wright Brendan Bciian. ap­ Texas," was sung, in Ger­ but many uf them suffocated strungeis, ring in friends. kner amt Irs. Nancy Adams, 88th Congrc-, wound up its in the murky smoke. man. first session a* usual claiming ing, was arrested for receiv­ to -sion, for an east west high­ political cost. parently struck by a hit and Ring out despair, ring in hope. of Washimloa, t>. c West Berliners took advan­ Funeral [services will he to have chopped the be Jab ing stolen properly when it way from a point Immesltalely run driver early this morn­ Ring out sin, ring in God." It's was discovered he was wear­ east of the Geneva bridge on tage of their passes Sunday ing, was reported unconscious a pretty big order, but let's conducted at 2 p. m. Tues­ bers out uf the President’s in record numbers, with 131, ing cowboy bools taken In (lie day by Re . Jack Thomas at budget. Any way you look at II bway <6 proceeding north and in “on!) fair" condition try. Dave lane Funeral Home in it, the claim it misleading— burglary. Tommy Wade and ol Koneva to the Osceola uir- 621 crossing into the Soviet with pneumonia and bead in­ sector (or the day. Tho pre­ .i Juvenile were Implicated in sinp. There arc tentative Trooper Hill of the Highway Hulnes Clt Nlhtack Funeral if nut downright phony. juries. About all the lawmakers tlie theft. Haskins and \Vad> plans to build another road vious day’s high was Jo w i Patrol says, “ If you're getting Home was ,n charg ■ of local into traffic troubla up to your j arrangemer s. Burial will be can say for a fact is that were being held at county from the latter point north on Saturday. Boats Seized they have trimmest the late jail. The juvenile was reieal- and east of the airstrip. curs it’s l>ecaU*e you’re stick -1in Haines l ty Cemetery, MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Williams, a passenger in a President Kennedy's year-old ed to relative*. Lund predicted the 7.300 tug your neck out too much.'' Federal agents seized two * • I truck drive by 1'isc Scott. requests for new money, and acres will be developed as inboats, buinbs. blasting equip A rose is a rose is a rose— 66, Negro ibor foreman for by a considerable sum, though duvtrial sites should Die canal ment and five antl-Csstro wrote Gertruds Stein. If her an Orlando con-tructi m com­ even this must be swallowed be situated directly across bis guerrillas in the Atlantic off statement was intended to pany, was trusbed to death with salt. land However, he added, Ibis tourist mecca Saturday show us man's inability to de­ when (hr v(hie!*- hit a guard should the canal at this point As for Intimations this re­ DALLAH (UPI) — Tickets night as they beaded for a scribe this beautiful flower, it rail at tho Interstate I rvlt duction means a cut in the follow the river, he still plans is just as true today a* when at Lake Mo roe, Friday even- government budget, President to develop it. probab’y as to the Texas-N'avy football secret Caribbean tiasc. Johnson already has blown written. For year* It has been Ing. Approximately 95 members home sites with water front- clash New 3’ear's Day In thr TUESDAY, UECEMUEU 31at. Cotton Bowl are going for Neutral Zone OKd almost as difficult to success­ Troope* (rninir Tomlinson that out of the water of the Seminole High School as*. NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) high and various prices. A and Troope John McConnell He told a new* conference graduating class of 1918. in­ fully grow roses in Florida. 9:110 l». M. - Til ? classified ad Sunday had tlie British Commuhwciilib Rvia that government cluding wives and husbands, The Florida Extension Serv­ investigated the three acei- recently Dims Secretary D u n c a n spending for Ihe current 12 attended a reunion Thursday newest approach. ices, advises Seminole Agri­ dents. Lou Feldm an’s Mayfair Orchestra months—and that is what U night at Jim Spencer's Res­ “ Havo four Cotton Bowl Sandy* announced today both cultural Agent Cecil Tucker, meant by the budget—will run taurant. tickets," it said, “want em­ Greek and Turkish Cypriots has just issued a booklet en­ just about what Kennedy fore­ titled “Roses in Florida." It is Presiding was class presi­ A combined meeting of the ployment, prefer oil explora­ have accepted his proposal • MIDNIGHT BUFFET for a neutral zone along Ihe cast. 198.8 billion, or maybe a dent. Herbert E. Stcnstrorn. Casselberry Board of Abler- tion. . , ," the first such publication is­ few dollar* more cease-fire lino in Nicosia. • ENTERTAINMENT • FAVORS sued by this sgency since 1932. John Alexander introduced men and the Casselberry zon­ those present, Mrs. Margaret ing Commission will be held } l you would lika a copy con­ 311AM I ( p |) - A light 16 Killed Manfro read letters from at 7 p.m. today in the Mu­ Black Sheep? tact Tucker. ptane carrvfcg five person* Safety Hat T ickets $3..*d) I’er I'eraon, Inc. Thx & U p BLACKBURN, E n g l a n d many members of the class nicipal Buildintr to further MANITOWOC, WU. (UPI) TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — was report! missing today I>re»M Optional on a too mil flight front Nas- (UPI) — Sydney Smith, 77, who could not attend, and (onoldi-r suggested changes to •—- Duller iearchtd fur a list? A three-car accident near Leibling Dies NEW YORK (U P l)-A . J sau to Cat land in the i!a- i'iedited his black bowler hat Mr*. Mona Ruth Walker read the proposed comprehensive sheep which vanished Sunday Tallah.tsice Sunday killed two Call For Reservations: FA 2-8800 today with saving him front the class will. Phyllis Chap lulling ordinance. from a Nativity scene her* persons and Injured five Leibling. 39, sharp critic of hantas. Under discussion will be In­ in sub-zero wtuther. others, Including threw mem­ The Coast Guard here or- serious injury when a garage man read the class prophecy, the nation's press, died Sat Officers were advised, “if ber* of 'me family, pushing urday. Liebttng was a staff de r c l two ilanrs into the wall collapsed, sending hum and special entertainment dividual ami collective pro­ writer with the New Yorker scared for ie single engine dredt of pounds of bricks and I was provided by Bobby I’ullin tests filed at the Nov. I pub- you se e him, he’s wearing a Florida's weekend traffic toil [lie touring an the ordinam-e. w o o l coat” | rubble crashing down on bim- | ami Alvin Penlry. tu at least 16. aircraft. magazine when ha died, f * Storm Dumps 6 Inches Of Snow Onto Texas West Berlin Agrees To Wall Talks mwA Rickover Warns Industry On 'Undue Profits' Suspect Held In Robbery Chorus Mad The Answer 88th Concludes First Session Swap: Bowl Tickets For Job 95 In Class Of 1948 Celebrate Plane Vith 5 AboarqMissing Casselberry Meeting Set Mayfair Inn ^^N ew Year's Eve Vt By l i l l i i StcM tm a There will ha some 13 mil­ lion ears on the move during the New Year holiday. That ■lotw ought to b« enough to Impress upon you the necesgity of taking it easy and watching the other fellow. • • • We wrote a sport* column In Friday*! edition of The Herald about membenhlp In tho Booatera Club. We had word from tho organization that ita preaent membership of 800 waa a drop in the bucket. We reported that we had been back in Seminole eince last August and despite all the ma­ terial The Herald had run ■bout the Boosters Club no­ body had informed us how to Join, how much a membership cost, or how to go about It. We found out! First thing this morning In comes Georg'' Touhy with one question, "Where’* your buck 7” Add one new member to the Boosters Club. United Press Leased Wire � 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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SAVE B IG ! Hospital Notes OCTOBER S Admit* too* Virginia E. Croaby, Michael MeCardle, Elizabeth tender, Ruthea Haynes, Frank Hund­ ley. Mary M. Malott, Juana V. Borjerd, Wanda Hubbard, aQ of Sinford; Robert Ache, Edna Coeklin. Helen Shanks Wilkup, Harold S. Downtaf, •11 ol DeBary. Births Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pee­ bles, baby girl, Dongwood; Mr. and Mrs. Quincy A. Cros­ by, baby boy. Sanford Discharges Mamie Spotts. Della Gallo­ way. Arthur Duhart, William Cordon Brown. Kate E. Swain. Mrs. William J. Hendriz and baby boy, Sanford; Mrs. Rosco* Brockington and baby girl, Sanford; Willey Lindsey, Geneva, Charles Spencer, Gahanna. Ohio OCTOBER W Admissions Curtis Hall. Loretta Jones, Mary Rawlins, Linnle Simp­ son. Robert V. Clarke, all of San'ord; Albert Stevenson. Osteen; Ellen Munday, North Orlando; Alice T. Werner, Lake Mary; Lillian Cleland, Robert 11. Wynn. Grace Kaboe. all of DeBary; William Walsh, Charles Rowley, Lake Mary. Births Mr. and Mrs. Marvba’l Wern­ er. baby boy. Lake Mary; Mf. and Mrs. Thomas Munday, baby boy, North Orlando; Mr. aid Mrs. llor.icr Hubbard, baby boy. Sanford. Discharges LeRoy Richards, Erma Da­ vis, Sylvia Diane Hiiton, Mrs. Larry D. Morgan and baby boy, Mrs. John V. Morris and baby boy, all of Sanford; Augustus Coats, West Palm Bench; Mrs Donald Meade and baby boy, Lake Mary; Mra. Herbert J. McGruther and baby boy, l»ngwood. OCTOBER 27 Admissions Elsia lfenVle, Gertrude Jenkint, Dlra Brown, Murial Bennett, Brenda Timber, Bea­ trice Garcia, Anna S. Myers, Essie Mae Topiin, all of Eariford; France* Shelley, Mobile, Alabama; Norma Pack, DeLand; Annette Jackson, ML Dora; Carrie Clough, Sanford. R I I I O I Q U A LITY buy 2-160 PARK AVR Prices Good Wednesday T ire Saturday G R O U N D BEEF 5 1‘ * 0 SPARE RIBS 5 1" 0 FRYER Q T R S . 5 1” 5 1 BUM M U O N QUALITY WESTKRN BEEF SIBLOIN. B IB . T-BONE LIMIT, PLIASI QUANTITY RIGHTS RKSCRVtO F l a L P a L! A FRE SH i_AP( F EGGS * A- 0 - *. A*, SAUSAGE BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEP 2 0 PERCH FILLETS 5 1 5 1 BONELESS ROUND ROAST..!-.8ft BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEP •a * m T O t r • H DOZEN 0 MILO CHIODAR GIZZARDS TENDER EYE ROASTS...........“ 9ft ARMOURSTAR BONELESS SNOWWHITE DEB* SEA DAISY CHEESEu49» CAN H AM *:* 2” SCALLOPS.1: 59< iiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiHfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiintnniiiitiiHntintiiiiiitmimnnmmnnntmi • n *■ f f f t r f -j -j f ST A T E AM ENDM ENT # 2 FOR MORE S C H O O L S iQ S S fi V O T E F O R LUNCH M I A T ....: t .‘: . . . . 3 :- .“C O R N ED B E E F H A S H 7 3 - ' TO M A TO JU IC E . . . . A r .r r 'j FR U IT C0 C K T A I I . 7. . 5 — GARDEN SW EET P E A S . 5 . ™ . . LIBBY S CORNED BEEF F. <CTiCFL A VCR r i *“ 39< L. •* T » *h A0 j . P IN E A P P L E G R A P E F R U IT L *- LIBBY S RICH RED TOMATO CATSUP V IE N N A S A U S A G E . . 5 •• CUT G R EEN B EA N S G O LD EN C O R N . 6 :. - . . Deep Brown Beansr.-M .”.??.". B irth s Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson, baby girl, ML Dora Discharges Cyntiils S. Mease and baby boy, Barbara Thompson and biby boy, Vera C. Wight, all of Sanford; Edna T Smith. Betty Jo Vetter, DeBary; Eleanor Peebles anil baby girl, tongwood; Baby girl Chavera, Osteen. OCTOBER M Admissions Royann Patterson, D a n n y Bar.dail, Jan I. Brumby, Mil­ dred Babcock, Eddie Woods. Mildred M. Cobb, Charles Thomas. Siiaron T(His. Shir­ ley Schiike, Diane Doan, HerLeft B Pope, Vlela Davis, all of Sanford; George Tall. De­ Bary; Celeste Lloyd, Lake Mary; Adrian P, Connor Jr., Port Orange and Jeffrey Cox, Longwood Births Mr. and Mrv W V. PatterIon, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs Hanley Brumlcy, baby boy, Sanford Discharges Valarle Rogers, Erick Ste­ phens, Karl Mitchell, Frank Hundley, Beatrice G a r c i a , Fred Harris, Ituth Smith, Wil­ lie Mrf'lond, !/>!• Slier* alt. Julett Pendleton, ail of San ford; Hohert Ache, DeBary; Uiar.'c* Rowley and William Walsh, Lake Mary l o o CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL Id oz BTLS WITH MOLASSES OR WITH TOMATO SAUCE N EW * 32 CA YOUR CHOICE-1 WITH $5 00 OR MORE FCCD ORDER ^ r M A X W ELL H O U S E C O F F E E v /^01L° CRISCO O IL L BBY S HALVES OR SLICES P EA C H ES M S S I M ft m HH 1 WHITE . rmiAK C O F F E E 1* 39C LIMIT-1 WITH 15.00 OE 3 $loo U .S .# B TL C FRUIT \ PIES V * V O O 38oz O \ '' Conference Set T h e Kbeneier Methodlit Church will meet at 7:30 p m V -Ineiday for the first quar ly conference. Dr. Joe Me, superintendent of the Land district, will preside. A magnetized knife-holder at.ached to the Inside of your •ewing machine door is a good pUca to keep bobbin*. COOKIMC OIL F F O IL BTL 3 9 C -I liu rr-i with is.co OR MORE FOOD ORDER I RI SH LADY FAIR DEEP* RICH1-RECTjOc ' . J * PUMPKIN PIE SSJH Chapter E'ccts Officers Future Homemakers chap ter of South Seminole Junior Ili'h School has elected the following offierrs: Sandl Fetter, president; Gail Lincoln, vice president; Marilyn Jinquin. secretary; Marsha Hubbard, treasurer; Joyce Hughes, parliamentar­ ian; Annette Breland, histor­ ian, and Alice Harris, report­ er. Miss Mosshoider is the chapter sponsor. YOUR CHOICE! COOKING OILS .v LADY POUND BAG fair '* 39 p " J& k' W l X * HAMBURGER OR- - • HOT DOG BUNS »’ 29* 'LARGE JUICY FLORIDA G R A P E F R U IT OK FRESH GREEN C U CU M BERS EACH 3< FHI* IXTRA 9000 PAW H AIR SPRAYaoia« ■ lim a ca » u i d to _ toiM>t m *•<|Ua*t *OW** ' •• » 'lid M -*W ■ ■ •••••w w DFODORANT SOAP ZEST M i l IXTM MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS l l- M mm mnmm i ^ ---------—- | #lfW v \ , M n IB. >■ MCI. , >l i - 'B LUE BONNET01E 0 MAEGAB'N| Q'JAATIAt J1 | waG. 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WASHINGTON (UPI) — The great Fnreman-Gonxalex battle—long on sound and short on fury like most con­ gressional clashes—was only C L O ^ a memory today in the cor­ ridors of the Capitol. It's i safe bet the Javcccj The two Texas congressmen, will have a 100 per cent turn­ poles apart in politics, mixed out of members for their it up briefly just off the House floor late Tuesday, then weekly • luncheon meeting Thursday. They’ll be gettng spent most of the rest of the day telling newsmen, photo® the “ hare facts” when A1 Blazing. director of a Day­ prophets and television cam­ tona Beach nudist colony, i eramen what it was all about. Hep. Eil. F. Foreman, a Re­ speaks on “Social Nudism” | . . . and will show films!!! publican from Odessa and at (PS to program chairman 2:( the youngest member of Sheriff Moves To Smash Citrus Thefts the House, said that Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez, a 47-yearold Democrat from San An­ tonio, slugged him in n fit of anger triggered by Foreman's criticism of his voting rec­ ord. Gonzalez denied it. “1 didn’t hit the guy." be said. "If I had hit him he would have stayed hit." He said he only VOL. 56 "shoved Foreman a little" when Foreman refused to re­ move his glasses. Not so said Foreman. “Gon­ zalez doubled up his right fist and hit me in the shoulder.” Hut the two did give similar S ty ? 9 m tfo rb I f m l h WEATHER: Fair atal cool today and tonight: Thursday som e warmer: high in 70s; low tonight in 50$. Established 1908 United Press Leased Wire WED.. OCTOBER 30, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA " . < I > Annual Loss Estimated At $1Million Sheriff J. L. Hobby today assigned Deputic, J. Q. GaU low ay and Jarne* R. Moore tn work with the Florida Citru, Mutual in an all-out driva (••• against citru* stealing in Seminole County. Ih e depu. lie*, in addition to their reg* ular duties, vsill nerve h, fruit protection specialist, Church Acts NEW ORLEANS t l ’PI) - with F. Leslie Iteesenger, dL The United Church of Christ rector of Mutual'* fruit pro­ announced Tuesday it wouhl tection division. Sheriff Hobby laid thal move to end “ de facto" se­ gregation In 31 colleges affi­ “while their primary eoncern, of course, will he in Semiliated with the church. lode County, they will also nui Mutual in setting up and W arren Blitzed NEW YORK it P it - Chief i operating » -centra! intelliJustice Earl Warren Tues­ | gence bureau to curtail fruit day night was bombarded by- theft* throughout Florida', lea (lets and p -iccards hurl- 11 citrus-producing counties. "Fruit stealing in Florida e«l at him by demonstrator* demanding his impeachment. ha* become an inter-county operation," Hobby said. “Citru» may be stolen In other Ban Plea Seen counties and brought here for UNITED NATIONS. Y Y. (UPI) — The IT countries sale. For u» to do a thorough participating in disarmament job against fruil thieve* it i« talks at Geneva were expect­ necessary for u« to work In with sheriffs ed to present a resolution to­ conjunction day railing for a ban on un­ throughout the citrus lw-lt an 1 with Mutual, not only in ap­ derground nuclear tests. prehending thieve* but to de­ ter fruit thievery." Into The Sea Robert AV. Rutledge, execu­ CAPE TOWN, South Afrlra (UPI) — The Cape Provision­ tive vice president of Mutual, al Council has asked Ihe gov­ recently established the Mu­ ernment to extend racial se- tual fruit protection division gregation boundaries a half- and named Bessenger to head mile into Uu* ocean at a num­ it. Ilrsirugrr resigned as sher­ iff of Pasco County, wlirr* h* ber of .seaside re sort*. had held the office for ntur* 21 years, to join MutuoL Jarrard To Decide than “ We estimate fruit stealing TALLAHASSEE (UP) i* costing Florida citrua grow­ Development C n m m l j akin ers in excess of $1 million an­ Chairman — Director Wendell nually," Rutledge said. “The** Jarrard said today tie will loss,-* would doubtless he as deride around Jan. t wnettierj much as double without this or not he will resign from theft prevention work of th* the state agency. sheriff* in th* affected area*. We hellev* Bessenger, with Refugees Land his lung experience a* a peace MEXICO CITY. (UPI) — officer, will be aid* to aid Thirty four refuser* floolntf immensely in thu determined communist Culm by -v.» land drive against fruit stealing.'* fit Tuesday at Mujcrcs lallenenger, a former presi­ o'^M exicu . V JL V a n dent of tli* Florida flheriff. * * Imat nainrd Jti* Association ami a director of I "- ** '*•** reportest today. tile Sheriff* Boys lUtich, said 11___ , ra „ • « Sheriff Hobby “ has don* a I L l l l l t o llS |) 6 1 1 ( l0 tI tremendous Job of citrus pro­ POItrSMOl 111, \ .1. (IIM )— tection in Seminole County. The Coast Guard said today “ Ilis continued fins work 1it has called oft the search and co-operation will be of for the commercial tug Motgieat value in the co-ordinalowax, missing nmo day* with rd effort* to curtail thefts i four ms*n aboard “pending throughout the stata, *sp*« further information ” daily tin* year when fruit i* •carve and values up,” Bes­ Still Trapped PEINE, Germany (UPI) — senger said. NO. 50 mwA Frost Hits At Ocala In First Nip Of Winter BRIEFS Jack Ludwig: Save a scat for ! fight, if fight it was. Gonzalez It. K. Porter!) buttonholed Foreman on the • • • House floor and said he under Liz Horton reports the PTA stood that Foreman, who de­ _ Mothers are checking chil-1 LAKELAND (UPI) — The scribes himself us “n concern • d r e n ’a e y e s at Pinccrcst first important cold wave of ed Conservative American,' School. had called him a Communist. | the season brought some rec• • • dis- ord i*1"’ temperatures amt Foreman suid he had dis-1 Navy, in changing some of cussed Gonzalez'voting record *° 1 ’"riila todayIts specifications, has delayed The thermometer dipped t» last weekend in n Houston By Donna Fs|e» from Thursday to 2 p m. Fri­ Senator Mack N. Cleveland, speech before the Texas Fed­ It in Tampa, the coldest ever day the opening of bids for steam healing four buildings j Representatives S. J. Davis eration of Republican Women. this early in the si-nson for Gonzalez said there was the west const city. At Ocala at Sanford Naval Air Station. Jr. and Jan Fortune, and more to it than that. He said a low of IJ was recorded with DouginSlcnstroin discussed Estimate is “less than” $25,and explained the constitu- he had heard that Foreman patches of light frost. COO. Temperatures along the • • • | tional amendments and the railed him a Communist, and southeast coast remained in Charlie Morrison says that county election on the Nov. j those are fighting words.” the (ilia and *0., however. “ we need about 20 cars to ballot at a public meeting In a special fro-l bulletin, meet at the Chamber of Com- held Tuesday night at Lyman High School. the l akeland weather bureau n t e r r e at !):30 Thursday forecast frost III the colder Slcnslrom. who moderated morning to form the motor­ locations of the Suwannee and discussion, explained cade to the 11Lit plant for t h e Gainesville di-tiicts Thurs­ Tuesday's election by all lire Coffee Club.'' day, with temperatures 35 to county voters seeks approval E E Williamson, form er1 for ,he County Commission to I NEW YORK (L’PIl - The tn. FORTY-NINE NEW HOOKS Itavo boon added to Sanford elementary and A warmup w»< predicted , T.nngwood councilman and un­ call a special election later salary of a Broiklyn Inch junior Iu' rIi school libraries through the cook lank stile project of the San­ should the State Board of for tomorrow, with no frost successful candidate in last ford Story League. Mrs. W. L. Roche (right). I.eaguo recording secretary, school custodian last year year's election, has picked up Control select a Seminole topped that of Mayor Robert danger Friday morning. presents the hooks to Mrs. Ruth Long, school library coordinator. Ap­ Cuunly site for the proposed hi* qualifying petition for this proximately 150 hooks c o stin g more than $200 have been presented to F. Wagner, it was reported year's race. Incumbent coun­ four-year undergraduate uni­ j Tuesday. the county schools through the League's program. (Herald Photo) versity A>r East Central cilman ft. R. Helms hat quali­ j Eugene E. Hull, superin Florida. fied. Should the State select a tendent of design, eon»trur. | • • » lion and physical plant for City employe* are Installing Seminole site needed to he New York City, identified the 1 purchased, Tuesday's elec­ a new roof on the City-owned high-priced Janitor as D. Paul By Donna E ste s Chamber of Commerca-L'siO tion. if approved, v ill permit Bishop, fit!. the Commission to call a *pe The l.ongwnod t ity Council i building. Hull said Bishop made $51.cial election of freeholders to • • • nuo as against $50,000 (or met ill continued -e.-ion Tues. • pass on a bond issue to raise Courthouse is taking on auco s si,,-,.,-.rsr iwslllslon at For , VVagltci. Iiit- oniy public of dav night to transfer the license for the est City early today caused a “good kink” in the present funds fur the site acquisition. flees in the nation which pay liquor renovation job that County 1 Senator Cleveland spoke on j higher salaries are the presi- l.ongwnod Hotel and liar, for­ heavy damage to the ve­ WASIIIMMKIN (1T II — public* amendment 1 which would merly held by William l.an- hicles involved hut resulted Ms#* civil right* bill thnt I'rrsCommissioner John Fitzpat­ It ah<> would isivr broad I dent and vice president change the election ot guv rick feels maybe the County Hull said it wa, reported ' atrWuiMit*, new tn no personal iniury, Mir •l«*nt Kennedy want® "win on n«W poo el ii to ihv K'lYeiiniieol ernor and cabinet members should sell it hack to the Elks Highway Patrol reported. the track today but lloti««* to romh-u dMcrimlnation. f r o in presidential election last week that Bishop-super mnnl,‘f"r of ,h* hnt"1for a profit, of Club . Kenm.ly, who took a pervisir Of a r> member Janitor-1 Th,‘ ,,n n ,f,'r mml® The nil-hap occurred around p;»-<ni?«* <«f flu* Input t iBittt I years to off years course. ial staff at Hushwick lln:h ....* ‘hat Watkins 7:15 n n in a heavy stream in* i nn* 7*till w a month or ional hind hi tin* delicato nrThe second amendment au krotiatiorm which ptoduurd tha ‘d,,'M of traff-c when an uiiiomob: e timrr away. ' thori/ing bonds for capital School - made $11,61(5. ||ow- ’" u"1 " mu,u'1 l,"» Stamp collectors, n o t i c e : ever, a double check o| the t,,c ,,,n,n* room rrn‘ bipartisan bill, tni«l In a >tatcdriven by Theodore L. ' ’attir'•'h** may nqt ffet to outlay for colleges, barked by Chamber of Commerce has u r. s.V1*■**- ' Al.nL U.n no„.-un* the revenue from utility tax contract jrning.-nirMj rc- *u,"u» » ‘thn» Hir next <ju day;, »bir. 3*. Prlando. -Inn'k ju- a.-T on t.)o Jill postal card loaded with In­ es, was discussed by Kepre tea led the higher figure. ,n " lhrr bailor** the council :hi-r car in ihe rear, accord provide tho bnnU for m«*n of routinely adopted molutiuii* mg to lli'.'iwav Patrolman, year. donesian stamps, for whomso­ good will ill every i ity in our srntative Davis. The I ill approved. 2.1-11. by «-f «l *r•11wg i•'Main constitution- U It hiroiglield sviio Investi­ ever wants it. Cord asks for land to waul, together to reThe third amendment an tlx- 11••11-<t* Judiciary I'oiiiinit solve their racial problems iiI nmiMitliUfnt* t«» ha vote*! gated. brochuies and booklets uu tlmrizing bonds to acquire !<••• Tuesday would aeek t» end upon in n«»xt Tuesday'a tlccSeminole County hut Chamber land, water and related f The middle ear in the three • aMai di-rriniinution in v-t- within a frmnewurk of law tiru officials can't read the signa­ sources for outdoor reerea way pileup. ilrivcn hv Norma inir, education, employment M d Justice.'* ture. However, It was unlikely ti n and conservation, hacked -sa ns voir "on. tlrlaml'i wa- mol |IIIVnil- ho-ihea* (iffi-ilug • • s by the five per cent tax on knocked into the rear of an the ni-i i-•-ities of lif,- 1*» tlo- that the President expected Circuit court uttarhes today sports Roods, was discussed JACKSONVILLE (CPU a the lull — ttie most (weeping automobile driven by James were lining up criminal cases by Representative Jan For Jacksonville civil rights proposal of the Beach police Marlon Matthews, also ot Or to he presented when the fall tune. century — to whistle through lando The Spurgeon < >r was learned Tuesday * man tlwv term opens about Nov. Id. the II ise oven with lender, A question and answer foi held overnight for vagrancy Ihe heaviest damaged with a slop hacking out concluded the program \ Myrtle Avenue home was SI'*11 rtqHiried lo-s. «nd released was Thomas \. John Krider say* that In County School Superintend slightly damaged Tuesday Matthews' aulomobi e .sitThrew miner, trapped more lin* with the “New Frontier” ent It. T Mtlwee, scheduled bury (ladder a "severe nu anight when a defectivo kero <»ined approximately 1150 than fix® day, 362 feet be­ 3 Lifeguards theory of lower taxes, in­ to speak on the school millage are to society" on the KM » sene heater became over damage and Patterson * ear, low the earth m t flooded R.\M \KO, Mill M*m — creased spending and salary and trustee election, was uu 10 iim-t wanted men lt-l healed anil flared up, Sanford about I.HO, Patrolman s| nu. \lu»'ii)M ‘•uiii.r* claimed toiron mine will not ha rescued Indicted In raises, tile Chamber of Coin- able to attend. tn-ld said Patterson was ritl> K Brown, chief of the I ire Department re|Kirled. liefora Thursday night or F ri­ «la\ that I'n -ld* fit Abni«'d IU *M metre is thinking (7) of low­ Jaiksonvills- FBI. said II.id- Eirenu-n answered an alarm id tor lul.owing t'si closely, Ibdla and Moro.«i»n KitiR Him day morning, Bio none man- Fourth’s Death er cost of membership, in­ A two ear ollieion was inI der — a 22-year old escapee around i>:to p m al Hie home •nn II h:id trutatiVfly hijm' h I crease in the budget und giv­ DELAND (UPI) — Thre* Three Negro convict*, who ' s,'r *alJ to,laJrIrom the Maryland state men­ of A c . Stcrfkovich at iio-s VC tigas-d around 7 15 a m. to d* i i i i t i t nr i t l m i|l«putrd ing John a pay hike. D a y t o n a Beach lifeguards ••iijiiycd o n ly n l»rn f frn ed o n i I at Mtamonte Sj*r:n.-» at the tal hospital — vvas picked up Myrtle Avenue where the • • • urr.i on tb* fm iitirr pendinv: Mombiy w lir n tlu*y rue it pt il were indicted for manslaught­ for vagrancy Sunday and re­ I eater, located in the dining interM-ction of Mail n I \ve fuitb«*r t.illv County agent I'cril rucher er Tuesday right by the Vol­ f " III till' I Jv Ii do p riso n road room, threatened to explmlr line and Slate Hoad 1*> JACKSONVILLE B E A C H leased Mon lay i I he report, wtiii h not am p. nrc ladtttf h rb l in Sotilreports the fall meeting of the usia County grand Jury in th<* B e l l v M idei ke Williams I*. (ladder i» wanted m eon and *et fire to the wooden 11 I’ll—Two brothers wanted i to turd iatrly rim fir ton I by Seminole County Cattlemen's death of fellow l i f e g u a r d inoln t d im t y j a i l p rn d in tr nrwas ehargi-d on charges of armed robbery, nertmn with the Mav 2 -lay frame dwelling Slight dam Casselberry, othrr drlrtrallnn* h«*rr, rntm* riiu rn n irn t on n**w rh a r ic r u . Association will ha featured Georg* A. Beers. WASHINGTON (UPI) — with (ailing to have vehicle ing of v Prince George. Md . age from soot resulted in the kidnaping and assaulting a Beers, a 28-year-oh! father with a steak dinner Saturday fm in ty Jud ^ n V«*rimn M i/ t llcp. (Bin K Teague, a memunder control after her car diortly nftrr Ihi* two fhlrf* dining room. Daytona Reach supermarket imintv patr< Iman of Uutp bloke fi .**vr••n«In (lend Asl |>t fo lav lie has issued war- Iter of Hie House Space Cnm- of two children, died Aug. 11, afternoon at ('hotb* lac's Brown said |wi|iee dt-cover ) ii o i lilef Mack N ( h-vi- r.1in ins--) in'o the M-.ir ol an manager were arrested 'luc. Sovn-l I*i t-in it r Hie d.i v after lie wa* Initialed ranch mar l huluota. i ' hi .ip« iilNIiii-il m It Is •• ed 11adder had s l i p p e d laud Sr urged local r c denis ............. de drivi n ;iv Ken lofk nod finally hrtfuti nt'ifo i tn *, • Lon day night. > ot \lta I llatidK their bolder rnnflirt. Jolmt.v B. King Jr., Kdgur Khrushchev ■ unnmmccnu'nt ' into nu informal lifeguard fra­ Troy Gri/eil, It. and Mired through their lingers during a using kerosene healers to net ii II Planck, '.’■> Mrrtlnjf with Hi*i» lUdlit .m l 1lionuM und Ihonias |„ Brim- tli-'4 Russia would mil make a ternity at Daytona Bench. Seminole County high si-IhmiI E Cri.-e||. I , were charged routine check m iingerpriuts have tile healers riier-Ked and uontc Planck's car •"•'am senior, and grailimtcs Inter­ with taking almut $70U al gun from the weekend arre-t rec­ cleaned With the arrival of is I aiqiroxlmate y $l'«» dam llafMnn \o if tht* two inedi » | field. The fall term grand jury rwtry fo land a man on the | turned the indictments against ested in apply mg for the point from Jerrv Morrison. ords lb- would not elalwirate cord weather more kerosene ag>- while the other vehicle'* turn in tht* dmpiitr hail tun iI hr lie Jiidk'o juilgo avlile.l Mtldrd tlm tho men moon Navy's Reserve Officer 'Plain­ 27. assistant man i rr of a Wln-n arrested. Madder gave 1eaters will he in use causing • iimated loss was S'.un “ I wouldn't trust Kliru.sb fanes Masters, Roger Diet er it a oily aff.-i ted North Afri- weie to bo ulrulglied this uf. i ing Corps have until Nov. 22. Winn Dixie -I ire in a Day In- name as can unit > nfeienre ••halt i>-rfa>.<ii. They fine up to iii'ehev, i-ven if he swore nil a and John Tanner, whose nee, Samuel S Ihe danger ol house tires to Applicant* will take the na­ Iona Beach shopping renter Bass." according to (willi-c lie greater, the elite! explain man Empei -r Halle M .tie Set Mela--o* yi-iiis added to their pi*-peiil stack of I(tills-» as bull a* (lie and addresses were Dal ililI mediately known. tionwide • onipetlve examina­ on Sundav •<f Ethiopia and host Mull pit-on sentences far tin- e s - Kremlin S e a m a n M is s im r records Agents launehril an ed tion on Dee. It as the fiist • ape. \ K W SMYRNA BE V II Pieslih-nt Modlbo K--it t Kerosene heaters hit on Morrison told police hi- a» intensive search here in step toward an appointment sailanls took him awov front hopes lladdei of Iticlllllond cleaned between winters rot An initial ihadloek over tbe l 1*1» Two rrrw mi n wm* as midshipmen. Apply tn the trie store after the n.l. Va . hid not left the area led a heavy residue of car rruMic*! I n* n<!.u win'll lluir agelida pieverili*d tlo* two Navy reel inter ut 2520 Nuith pi-tot whipped him and left II.older de cubed by Mary Ixiii in the Isittniii "I the burn­ ' I l M l l l p (HI J I l . l | l s | / « ( i u f i -juiiree|i.»j- •--iveriirnenl lend­ Orungu Avenue. Orlando. land doctors a- a “ severe er, i reating an unsafe rondi Horn* iln l.Min InM m\ir er* from meeting face to fu* •■ him on a dirt road near Or­ • • • • inenai r to society was plar lion when they ire restored hrr** \ th ird i n w m .in id* n on thrir arrival Tuesday and mond lirarh COM m in . N II 11 P| i _ A special meeting of the Chief < h veland |Hiint ttfird .m Ja m r^ B ro w n alpiul had threatened to wreek the A third man was twang ed oil the FBI's mod wanted to ii Sen Harry Goldwatcr, R N'oith Orlando Village Coun­ -ought in the holdup meeting lu-fure its start. .VO. .ip p jr r n t ly d row m d list l.i't mouth. t-d out. \nz . wa* a Hep rinser today cil Will be held at 7:10 p. III. lo being a lull fledged presi today in t h e Community dentt.il candidate. Building to study adoption o( During a "nun political" a new curfew ordinance, a (’(line In Costume launt Tuesday to New Hamp­ new budding code amt a new shire home of Hie first ill fire code. Brize 'Po Best Costumed the n il.an presidential prim |i) March 10—Gnldxvatrr Couple . . . liivt about let the rat out of The Sanford Police Depart- age variety- will be proarrut- were reports that certain old lion "With the kids being otit Mellon Park, munlripul ufa.slDance Tu Mu*ic I II he mm, And th* pulilir lihniry nt ^ d«»n t know lilent will he all Ih e lookout ed. the police chief strs-s-ed. er teenngnl lioys went ulaiut on tHi* »trrrh, lh**y up lliis wav again, but I run di-iil thiiu'-* nii'l hluiiii' it Jit It .md Muk *Str»*d» T v\»» iiim — Of — far any a c t s o f vundali-iii and < hief Witliuin* c r e d i t e d t-<wn demand, ng c a s h far beer on rhildrvn. I will he on \*uf«h ut the Civic know il won't he too long," destruction of property uii -•hied llalluween parties with insteud uf a pocketful of Aft uiu*l, the city ii* k'lrdin/ Center i r n and th*» ahuffle- he told a ns-ws conference The Altamonte . S p r i n g s Jack Kossman’a Halloween night. Police Chief helping the palire department candy. U !ien they were re- iip to protect it* |»ro|ierty and Im«rd co<irt. Another at KverTown Council will meet at 8 keep vandalism to a minimum fused money they begun xlush- e<|<iiprnrnt from rspecially «•! trrren Cemetery* one in the "Swiugtelte” Orclie.s*ra p.m. today lo consider adop­ Roy Williams warned today. (O K K K (T K I) venturoii!i Ilnllowtofi a|HH>kn l * i n e c r e s t urea, and four tion of n new election ordi­ “ We want Hie kid.s to enjoy ill recent yeur*. "Halloween mg cur tire*. Meanwhile, Sheriff J. I, und huhuolilm*. City einptoyeA o th m uprru'l out in the Kouthnance presented for study at giHjil, clean fun." Chief Wil- |*arties like those nt Pins*erest F rid a y N ig lit 1 llama said, “lull we certainly School und Ss.uthside Primary llooby sail bis deputies will tu rutlio truckt will U* on cunt, Southwest* Northeast Ihe Oct. 16 meeting are a good thing. They keep WHtch throughout the city, and Northwest sections of the be on the alert Ttiursduy If adopted Ihe new law will won’t tolerate vandalism «r K ilt THIS WEEK'S N ov. 1 st lad (<T car lidjte- in future damage to people's prop«rty.H the children out of trouble," night for any disorders or act* s»r.d rnuniripal vehiclrrt and city. •, As.- io-r hu said. of crime glowing out of Halloequipment will lastored away The trucks will be in direct election* lo Hie a notice of Extra patrolmen will again X*/ S P. M. Till .Midnit* In the past hi .Sanford, some ween. in city repair -loq— a* a safe contact with the radio oper­ intent to qualify anil to pay on duty Thursday night tu I prevent any mischief nut in Halloween revelers have cur­ The sheriff pointed out guard aguinil theft, ami dam- ator at t ’ity Hull from 7 p. m. I qualifying fee. 2511 Park Drive until tins liour when Juck I’ro iiio n - also are includ­ | the “good, clean fun" cate­ ried "trick or treat" merri­ theie la an unusually heavy age. APPEARS ed for absentee balloting ami gory. "Trick or treaters” ment considerably beyond the amount of th e f t, and lurceny I Cky truck , and personnel o'lunU'm fl im ei begin to Sunfurd, Fla. re re ti-tralioii of sll munici­ ' caught engaging in "uialiciuu, limit, of "good clean fun," it on Halloween because thieves will be on patrol duty at both flicker and llnllovretn frivdON PACE ll noted. La year there, lake advantage of tht s i t u ( city • wiimuing pools, at I t ii j bu^m4 dymg out* I uiiscli e f " th u p r o p e l ty d am j WHS pal voters. Nov. 5 Issues Discussed At Lyman High Janitor's Pay Tops Mayor's tongwood OKs License Shift Moiorisis Unhurt Civil Rights Measure In 2 Collisions ^ * || f a £es H u r(||e s 'Most Wanted' Man Released Heater Blast Damages Home Border Peace Move Reporled Three Convicts In County Jail Brothers Held In Assault Nikita? ‘ Not On Stack Of Bibles* Goldwatcr All But Admits It Good Altamonte To Consider New Election Law Clean Halloween Spooking In Order HALLOWEEN PARTY! Police Warn Vandals To Lay Low Thursday Hitfkt Entry Blank FO O TBALL C O N TEST i r �1 •V Vtnforl Jftn& P a y a 2— W ed. Oct. 30, >63 Boosters Club Motorcade To Move Friday The Seminole Boosters Club motorcade to I.eesburjr Friday night for the Semlnule-I,ee*1urg football game will npcrate, acording to Dare MeGillii, chairman of the activi­ ty. There was some doubt about the feasibility of the junket because of the popula­ tion and traffic centers th at might have to be traversed en route. TTiis problem has been solver). President O. L. Barks, MacGillls and Sheriff Luther Hob­ by's offka have a setup th at is going to match the previnua convoy* for Ita imoothness of operation and Ita safety, they said. On* feature that la differ­ ent for the trip 1s that the atarting time is IK minutes earlier. Because of the dis­ tance, MacGilli* has set 6:15 p.m. at "move-out" time. Cara should he In line at tha high school parking lot In ample time prior to the move to permit such decorations as are deemed appropriate. Also, the line-up should be perfected before 6:15 p.m. Th« officer* have asked that the driver* co-operate as they have in the past In stay ­ ing in line and maintaining aaft spacing between ears. Tha accident-free record has been maintained by this spir­ it of eourtesy, and every ef­ fort will be exerted to keep it Sheriff Willi* McCall’s of­ fice will lend any assistance that it required in Lake Coun­ ty, and the Leesburg city po­ lice have said that they will escort the convoy from the Leesburg city limits to the football field. The Intense interest in the Indlan-IIomet game has been heightened by local desire to aet the Seminole* extend theVr atring of victories. If tha sup­ port of literally hundreds of fans and their lungpower can help bring another win to the Sanford aggregation, those fan* will be on hand. Leeaburg has no particular affec­ tion for the Warriors, It is auid, and are counting on peg ging the first loss of tha sea­ son agtinst their invading foes. This, Barks said, la the background for the keen ri­ valry that will be seen as the two gridiron squad* meet. It la ths reason that authorities are expecting the largest mo­ torcade to date. Valuable Items Donated For Auction W-D FRESH LEAN % GROUND BEF W-D U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE 0 * HAL? PI5H fillet* u,39‘ Perch COPELAND <12-0*1 OQE Franks . . 07 LB. PKG. •0-LAMB LB LOIN L A M i FRESH BOSTON BUTTS PORK Roast . . . ^ v 7 FRESH GROUND Lb C |X | Beef . 3 *o- C cup 3 3 P r e y e d 'S a la d s w h s m o u im s o p s C H IP P E D h J / y c i o p p - ,H L 2 s r a j “ • 5 “ / b SHANK V = ?y H A LF m m * a i r* * "y ~ ' VACUUM PACKED W H ILE TH EY LAST x p Astor Coffee FREE On* Pint of Rich's COFFEE RICH with Purchas* of 1-Lb Can of ASTOR COFFEE 39 49) i / / ?H0US| Margarine S b GROUND LAMB PATTIES . 19' [ Suam/land H A M S * cam . C b eef j regular I 29* PKG. Government Inspected . . Sweet Hickory Smoked -s s r C o p e la n c v r p N Sm li H o RIB LAMB 55 E«tf0 Stomps . • Supe**0"^ COTTAGE JU ) C C < Cheese h ny Shirley Wentworth Item* ranging In value from cart and a chord organ 1 -LB . C A N and bench to ahampoo have H been donated by residenta and SAVE 20‘ merchant* for an auction to ^ be sponsored Saturday by the Forest C i t y Businessmen's M AXW ELL HOUSE . . Sov* 20* Association. Proceeds from ths event, to be held et 7:50 p m. in the Forest City Shopping Center, Limit I with $5 00 food will he used to finance a Com­ order or more. munity Christmas Party for AXWEU children of the srea. An enthusiastic group of as­ l ( | a B a i F sociation members met last Thursday evening in the W.M. Norris Construction office lo MAZOLA CORN OIL hear progress reports and a final meeting is set for this Tuesday at » p m. in the office to complete last minute w t; k a «;s McKENZIf. f r o z e n details. Feutun d enteituinim lit for Saturday evening will be a hootenanny Ird !■> a group of local young inueicians. Silver dollui, will In- awarded |ieriodiculiy throughout the uuctlon an I iefreihinente will b« on sale. Mr in la-1a of the a*»->ciation UMSEN PEAS BUTTERREANS advise that donations still are nrcdid lo round out the sales BABY LIMAS CUT CORN Items. Articles call be left MIX FI l with any merchant ami pick­ Bluckeye PEAS VEGETABLES up- can be arranged by calimg .Norris or C. F. Fclld. New members welcomed at Thursday night's meeting were Kugvne MeUee and ill in i hiursUad. Q v l DARLING DINNER THRIFTY MAID SWEET No2'/j *1 Cans WHOLE OR CUT SAVE 3t EACH FTY MAID ENRICHED Evap. Milk ^35" VEGETABLES \ 2 1 I I Mill I M I I I tii'ii tluiugh Hie r a i l Weighs 112 pounds per yard, welded Z.UOO-fuol long steel rallio.nl r a i l Is flexible •DCugh lo bend around II). degree curves while m traits port mi a «irina of 39 flit <•* i) PKGS 1 K LEEN EX TH R IFTY MAID GREEN LIMA S A V E 4< E A C H J& Sr W L ou i» k > . - V L H 'M n 'l l Cocktail3N - i ^ COMPARE THE ^ IC E § 3 0 0 - C t. P K G . V L Beans 6& 1. SAVE U EACH ,1 0 \ M ILX p r ic e �fflif Fanfnrfi WrraTTI Wo<j. Oct. 30, 63— Page S 100 E. First St. French Ave. & H.vlh. Palmetto Ave. A. 3rd St. IH Su«le Spool* A beauty ahop for “little • w - . I girls only" will bo n now fenture of tho Halloween Car­ ** Mr -. nival at Southftkte School this Thursday nieht. « £ N - tv : Heat of nil tho salon will honst throe real live profes­ ; SAVE 4t EACH . sional bonutlrians. |% MAID YEUOW CUN3 They will bo in the persons of Helen Smith, June llrowa ami Betty Ann Howard. Helen P e a c h e s _________ is serving ns chairman for ths w *< I*CH . . K m , R w r ^ attraction that will ho set up in l(««m J and will ho just liko ;& whole Mommy goes for her d»5 C o c k t a i l _______ hair and nail re-doing. save s J 3e i i c u „ * Also lidding a professional touch to tho festivities will b« ' h,IFIY a^aid BAsrurr Auctioneer Louis Dellsrco, who will chant away mound P e ° r s ........................ 8 p. m. 'Course anybody who ever &£ e w e * v euow cling had a body would never forget tlie biggest seance of the year to begin at Head car. P e a c h e s . . nival Spook Ben Butler and IA V , . . . _________ . * * » • SAl i fACM . . thrifty 'rmif-IT MAfO his circle of able spirited spooks have plana for the best session of the century. All characters from tiny > u t B e e t s . . goblins up will have fun, fun, fun ns they ride the merry-go. rounds with prancing horses, «r view the mvsterious allties S w e e * P e a s . . of "Mr. Magic." Or go fishing where S|Nioks Sweeney ami Huberts will direct their fun. Tho hat toss, requiring a littlo skill, will delight those k j ■ e l l o w C o r n oliler Soulhsida spooks, and is under tho direction of Spook F ^ J J* IACH' *ThR,rTV maid Newman. “ A priso everytime’* Is tho : : G r a p e D r i n k keynotu of houta on the pond where Spook Sclmnlhe is in k j “ ,ACH • • THRtfTY maid ^ chnrgo while Spooks Smith and Taiiiny wilt he working away at the Juck-O-Luntcrn [ • l o f T i a t o e s . . . booth. Then there will la* the *• wyrar ^ ever popular dart Imard head­ ^•*V . f F • ed by Spook Crumley and the rr» Y j r r ^ t _ scariest spot of alt will he tho “Spook House" with Spook, _______. . . Shoemaker running the show. .—a ^ .'A You will piohiihly he run­ ning low on energy by mw, so how about » stop at tho quantity rigmu besprveo — pricfs good thru November irJ Sweet Shop where Spooks WINN OI1IB • «<>«••. INC. tOFianlNt — Mi/.c and Mathews will he dis|M'iming all aorta of goodies. A carnival isn’t a carnival without popcorn and peanut i, so natch Spook Keith will sen lo it that these attractions uro available. See ya st 6:30 Thursday at Southinln. * LO C A TED ON U . S . 17-92 A T STATE ROAD 434 L0NCW00D, OFFER C.OOI) ONLY AT LONGWOOD STORK. SET OF 2 • CANNON PERC A LE PILLOWCASES LIMIT: ONE SET PER CUSTOMER WITH PURCH ASE ^ OF $10 OR MORE AT NEW LONGWOOD STORE ONI. = I’lNEMREEZE GR. “ A” FLA. 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Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut FRUIT Pies 3 S1. i| • OOO TMMONUtlM(|l |NO fcy AT ANY WINN-DIXIE i K W W i a i i i i i g MORTON FROZEN CINNAMON Donuts 3 ?1. Business Briefs Tl:e Arawal;, said to be tho most luxiiriutis hotel In tlm West Indies, will have on its gueit list soon a Sanford cou­ ple, Bill and Jo a n n e llnllieck. The)’ll leave from the Tam ­ pa Airiairt on Thuralay, Nov. 7. fur toe fundayj on the J a ­ maica North Coast (till and Joanne's Wall I'lumhing and Heating Com­ pany placed second in the en­ tire Southeastern District in the contest for (icncrul Elec­ tric Central air conditioning dealers. The ilistrict includes Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama. This accom­ plishment entitles the llalhacks to be one of the six couples from the Southeast to make the "Journey lo J a ­ maica." Wall Plumbing and Heat­ ing's offices are located at I'si7 Sanford Avenue. Hill and Joanne reside in ld>llwi!du of taicli Arbor. .ScoriiiLc Leader NEW YORK (U l'll — Jim Gray, a halfback at Toledo University who was noted more as a sprinter than a football player at Whi • Plains (N'.Y ) High School, today remained the nation's major-college scoring lead­ er. Gray scored seven touch­ downs in his first five games. First city foumled in th« New World was Santo Dom­ ingo, capital of the Domini­ can I. public. �—--------------------------- (DaahQbby2 ByAbigoil Von Buron I *i II 'i! (A CONFIDENTIAL TO “J “ : We may not ask of God, “Why did this hare to hap­ pen ?" Rather should we say, “Since this HAS happened, Lord, giro me the strength to bear It, and show me where to go from here." Then refrain from adding the burden of your own sor­ row to the. troubles of those who lore you. DEAR ABBY: I hare haen married eereral years now — I might add, to a good man. But a eery im­ portant m atter has coins up, which It: This man was married before and his first wife was (and still It) In a mental hospital. They hare children. As fa r as I know ha nerer was dlrorced from her, but he said, under the circumstances, it was all right to get married again. I would like to know, Is our marriage legal? I am not a young woman and I jjcuwby On &hidq& II DEAR THINKING: There are NO circumstances un­ der which a man may marry again while he Is still mar­ ried to another woman. DEAR D E S P E R A T E : When she telephones you, telt her you c a n t Incite her o te r because you hare studying to do, or hare to help your mother. When she appears a t the door, greet her with the shore Informa­ tion, and tell her she may come In—but only for ten minutes. She'll catch on. DEAR N E I G H B O R S : Don’t send a card now. It could only open the eld wounds. Only one who has ju st learned of • loss can properly send a condolence message six weeks later. • s e e DEAR ABBYt A few months ago a new girl mored Into our neighbor­ hood. She Is 12 and I am IX My mother Insisted that I be nice to her, because this girl doesn't know anyone. She has turned out to be the world's biggest pest, she is a show-off and loud mouth. She calls me on the phone and Inritcs herself •re r. Sometimes the doesn't North had • nighty good land and became really ex­ uberant when bla partner re­ sponded one spade to his opening club bid. As a result South found himself In six •padea before he had a chance to catch his breath. West opened the king of heart* and shifted to a low diamond. 8nuth won in dum­ m y and led the queen of •padee. East played th« eeren •pot and after a little thought South went up with the ace and loet his alam. South made the usual com­ plaint atw ’t had luck, hut North seemed to think that South had taken the wrong > play. North w a s correct. When you hold a 10-card suit you should flnease for the king. This Isn't anything brand 9ww or world-shaking. I Imag­ ine that several million bridge hare nerer earned my own llrlnf. Thank you. THINKING OUT LOUD call, the Just appears at the door. Once aha is Inside, she will not lease. 1 hare run out of eseusee to fire her. Please help me. DESPERATE D M ABUT: Sts waeka •go ■ MlfhDor el aw a laat • chili. They were all brokm «p abaut It and the mo­ ther waa under sedation for •areral weeks. Our problem Is we did not send them a sympathy card and now It Is bothering me. Do you trlnk It would fire them a Uft If wa sent them a card now? T i need an aniwer. NEIGHBORS Ctfo J hoWoman: TLa mother of four was bragging about haw much she had accomplished during the two waaka when her automo­ bile waa laid up for repairs. “Without any chauffeurlng to do all day,” ahe aald, “ I had plenty of time to do all those extra Jobe that had been piling up for months. I had time to hare friends in and 1 ertn got some rest. Further­ more, a fta r tha first couple of ■lay* when they seemed loet, the kida got along fine, too. ! guess an awful lot of the chauffering we do is pratty unnecessary.” A friend Inquired: “Well, now that you've found out, what are you going to do •bout it?" •Nothing," ahe said. "Now th a t I have the ear back I haven't any excuse for not chauffeurlng the c h i l d r e n wherever they want to go.” That's the attitude of most mothers who have cars. As long a* they are on wheals they are at tha beck or call of their children. They teem to figure that a woman with a car la automatically a fam­ ByRuthMillett ily chauffeur who fa tuypoead to meet any kind of plck-upand-dellvery service—no mat­ ter how complicated. A fU r all, how can they re­ fuse to taka their children wherever they w ant to go if they have a ear sitting In the driveway? They could, of eoum , Juat aay “no" without any axplanation a t alL Or they could lay they aren’t really chauffcun. but Individuals with their own work to do, their own need to be an ear-call arary day, their own friend* to see and thalr own place* to go. In today’* world, some chauffeurlng Is necessary for tha homemaker who haa a car a t her disposal. But an awful lot of the chauffeurlng that, women do is completely un­ necessary. And to get out of It they don’t have to havo any excuse. All they have to do is learn how to aay “no' when they know a trip It unneces­ sary. There's always tlrre for Ruth Millett'a booklet, “Tips on Teenagers." •I t IN T IG H T L Y S E A L E D B A G S I NOW .,. P ublix brings you the famous What’s on your mind? For a personal reply, sand a self - addressed, stamped enrelope to Abhy, Box SMS, Bererly Hills, Calif, e e e o Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box X165, Bersrly Hills, Calif., for Abby'a new hook* let, “HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." GENUINE Byoswoidjocoby $6.95 VALUE guarded In hack of the ace and no play will work. 13 per cent of the time the king will be elngteton in bark of the see and tha drop will work and tha finessa will loae. 13 per eent of the time the king will be singleton In front of the aca and either play wilt win. 37 per cent of the time the king will be guarded In front e / the ace and the finesse wilf work and the 4 q 7 drop won’t. Tart ami West vutnmbta Thus the fineese works half Nsrth gasl Neath Weal 14 Pass 1 * the time exactly as you would 4 NT. Paea 9 f expect. The drop play works IA Pass Pam 24 per cent, or only about one Opening lead—T K quarter of the lima and Is players know this, but ! won­ rsally inferior. der If many of them know TV RENTAL juet how much better the • Balsa • Service finrite Is than the drop. Here ara the exact figure* Seminole TV from “Oswald Jacoby on FA 2-4920 • r ' rmn df Gambling"; 37 permeant te a ith C*lor TV Balsa MM Baafard Ava. the time the king will be Folding Chair NORTW (D) M AQJHl V3 ♦ A * A K I« I« ■AST A None A K 7« VAKQft T J 10 919 a j •isi a q io i s 410122 «J n o rm * A 10041 V 074 - ... ♦ K<!3 Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. M. fU | : 4 t (3) Nswseup* (I) Nswt, Sports, TV««. tb"f (?) Nr os. Sports, Ws* thrr I t* (I) VMltorlrl 1:11 (1) Nr m s , Sport*. W s*. thrr l . l » (I) Ch. < Sports M l tt) Wsathsf Hhow M S (<) Nswr— Waltsr Cronhits ( I) Nsws—Ron Cochran It) llunllry • lirlnklsy 4:41 ■»> Crll Thr Potto, t:SS (SI lirputr (I) Oltnn Itrrrts IS» t’hryrnnr M S (3) Virginian IS) Chrotilcl* I ts (») I'rtlr Imkr I JO (St Tlihtropr (I) P u ts Is Klfht ! : • ! ( t ) Eiplonag* (!) 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V.7' 29c Mrs. filk trl's C to . Oil Perk Lee# Assorted (limit 2) Margarine . . . . . >t at*. 37c Longhorn Cheese Z 59c stick 49c Ice C re a m ......... 49c Flavarful W ftttn ila Festive Queen Strawberry K e lt's M tlltw t , Sharp Cheddar Cheese Preserves............59c Betty Croeher Assorted Cake Mixes . . 3 & $1. Ifreswb Vanilla, U m tn -V tl.tr, D evils-Fted. W hitt, Y tlltw , Dark C h a ca ltlt-F u d tt) GENUINE Cantonese Dinner ’JC 39c S a m s o n it e FOLDING CHAIR $ 3 13* Regular All-Purpose 10-tb. bag □ Potatoes 49 * § llttlrm S.U «... I. IHII 5 Orange Cone. . 3 V." 99c Qtrtta’i rttth-Lech ’phi. 59c S O W Jl)l O■4Are e n S ta m p s Alt CM* tnd purtktM all Mr*, f t u l 'i F tm ily -ftc k Deviled Crabs .. ’i " 99c Dr. WbiTb Cuitsm T'bnnk (25c-Off) __ adult lisa 50c T r t t u r t lil t Quick F ruit* □ Radishes ,................... ,it. 5* WITH JJ .0 0 WORTH O f TAM S NIUNI CUITIS SHAMPOO PIUS ICC 3'i-ox. ilia 59c (new Crop F ro i.n tlc rilc Haddock Fillets Feecy Red-Button " 5 Breaded Shrimp ,0pi> —«. • 4 9 c ICatiree tat. « . . . 1. Itall B .n q u tt Brand A iitrtc d Frozen Dinners . S’, 39c I Butt, Chicken. T utkty, Italian, Ham, Stlltkuty S tttk , Macaroni O C h tts t, Htddack tn d franklu rttrs 6 B t tn t l _7V-i w \ •( i— ft mm ..v-whi k m W Ef XrTeReA W Jfli G re ecoupon n andSpwrekete ta mtl: p s * SW IFT'S PREMIUM FRANKS E=> Rath's Black Hawk M b. pkg. 59c tla a ira t P al. « . . . S lic e d B a c o n • ■■> 5 5 CORAL TALL-BOY TUMBLER Spare Ribs............. 45* Sarasota Brand Tasty Corned Beef............... ib. 65* only Copeland's Sccrct-Seosoned 29* O id r _ S. IMS) O.C.Q.OAQ.OilMMmo FEATURE OF THE WEEK Frosh, Meaty Pork 5 0 » V , , Tc T i I Jljl OefAre e n S ta m p s § j Ak rPMNMnr<4Rerrk«Mhk S Rom Brand Chunk Slyln C'dinn Bacnn o . ><=> I.29 V. IM I) (••pirot Ib. •*»-S Nnw. LIMIT I W /JJ.O O ORDIR Roll Sausage.............. ». 39* Fresh Cooked Tasty Florida C r a w f i s h .................................... ib. 69 * WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE New! Armour's Star Canned Spare Ribs................. ••• *269 AT 39* Swift's Franks.........59* / GIFT ITEMS BY TIIK THOUSANDS HWY. 17-92 & SR 136 % PRICE Rose Brand Chunk Style WHILE THEY LAST Uii) now (or Christman Canadian Bacon........*'. *129 ■< tty Mrs. Adam Muller A total of 'JJ residents re­ sponded to the call for blood donors last Wednesday In De­ llary when the inohila unit of the American Red Cross Illood Hank visited the community. Those giving blood werp Nils l.junherg, Mae Davis, Kthcl 1’errlck, Adelina l.ong, William Stripp, Rodney Sharp, Helen Williams, Virginia Har­ rison, Frasier Jones, William llragg, Vivian Pierce, Cyril Laurnmore, Leslie Lockwsrd, liullniu Patten, I'ulilcia Hat­ chett, Jnhn I.aml>crtson, Edward Kidman, Alice Crowder, Edward Corson, Charles Scudder, Tom Endre* and Vola Lumber lion. Dr. Ceorge prison Sr. wa* In sttendance. Chairman for the Donor liny was Constable Oscar Pupinrau with Mi.s Kthcl Johnson as co-chairman. Registered nurses assisting were Florence Weber and Christine l.ittle. Othei.s working wero Virginla Hurrlson, Killian llyrn, Olga Crosby, Viol* Leone, Ann Vitt, Myrtle Maher, Mar­ jorie Ulrich, Loretta Duffy, Fran.anna Howard and Uarry Brown. CASSELBERRY, FLA. Premium Label TV:. g) 22 Give Blood In DeBary SEMINOLE PLAZA Tarnow'e Tosty Fresh Sliced Bologna Children from kindergarten age through sixth g ra d e will go from door to door with specially labeled milk carton* for contributions. They will also have identification cards. UNICEF is a program spon­ sored by an agency of the United State* for children throughout the world. This in one of the few project* car­ ried on by children to help children. The Community Presbyter­ ian Church is sponsoring the drive ami a party wilt be given at the church from 7:1.1 to H |V m., Thursday, for all children helping. Admission is a UN If HI1 carton. Prises wilt lie xiven for the most money collected nnd for the funniest and also most original cos­ tume. The Junior High and IIIkIi Si bool age groups are helping with the program. They will serve refreshments and award the prises. at A Ait tttta t t»d Sur A ttt tic Apple T a r t ........ 59c □Yellow Squash ........... #303 cant Jyi G re e n S ta m p * Mr*. Smith's T .tty Dutch Florid* Grove Feeey cant 5 1OO00%V.R'Au i O C i D'monico P'atoes 'S r 29c A P P L E S .. 4 z39* #2% Chun Kiitf Shrimp t r Chiskt* Teen P izza..........'JST^c C R IS P 'N T A S T Y JO N A T H A N drrn. 6 S ttk rto k 's Quick F rts ta d o w n p r o d u c e la n e • #303 cant 5 fr o z e n fo o d s A p p itt W ty Quick F r t l t t only tljr France* Wenter The* children of I.nke Mary will p a r t i c i p a t e In the UNICEF program on Hallo­ ween evening when they trick to treat all the n.-.tiun» rbUr. Tty c-l !*■>'«■'*\rtr- P O W E L L ’S II. Magnolia. FA 3 Q ' �.• u m Famed Boychoir m it _____JR ------------- To Appear Here InJanuary The f t moos Cohunbe* Bor* choir which baa appeared oa i t i p , m m , television cad radio aad —tor ta laod com* e l tho moot noted audleneai la tho country win be catertalalag Seminole C o a n t y audlcncci her* la January. The choir la o n , el the eon cert aeriea planned for thla year by the Seminole County Mutual Confa rt Aaaoclatlon, which alio include! the International Liord’i Puppet ibow and concert plenlat Lillian XalUr. The Colunhua Boychoir haa given over 400 performance! at the annual Chrlatmas pa geanta In New York'! Radio City Muate Hall and alio haa been aeen and heard oa television appearaneea on the Telephone Hour. Omnlbua, Ar­ thur Godfrey Time, Voice of Firestone and many othera. Ticket! for thla and the other concert! acbeduled by the Seminole County Mutual Concert Anoclation are avail­ able now from all officer* -and worker*, of. the aiaoclation or from Mr*. Ralph Auatin Smith, memberihlp chairnan. No alngle admlailon* will be cold to any performance and aeaaon aeriea membenhlps are on aale for atudenta, adult* and family group*. FLA. GRADE "A* WHOLE Hocky History NEW YORK ( UN) - Sixteen cities have participated In American Hockey League competition tinea the circuit i was organized for the 11*36- i 37 irnson. Cleveland and Pro. vldcnce are the only fran ­ chisee to field teams every year from the AHL's incep­ tion to tha present. “ H E R S H E Y ’S ” nrM NC y f f 'f r p j FINE GRANULATED SU G A R HENS 5 LB. BAG 1 50 EXTRA V K f P W With Thla i Coupon A Tha Purchase Of "E vrrfrrsh” ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i POTATO B -W l ' I H I Twin Pah 89* I Coupon good at yonr 1 W f tw » j" Only, Thru SaL, November 3. GOLDBONDstamps 50 EXTRA With Thla I Coupon A Tha Purchase Of -K raft* Liquid 1,000 Island DRESSING ft O*. GOLD BOND STAMPS l l l l . 31c I Coupon guod at your -Thriftway" Only, Thru S a t, November 3. Hospital Notes OCTOBER 2, Admlaalona Janice Wllion, Caroline Lawaon, Tliomaa Roosevelt, Lo­ renzo Dclfteld, Dorothy Mur phy, Floye Taroff, Janie* N Rcbton Sr., David Turner, Sherlene Nelson, Emily Hair, Mary . Peterson, all of San­ ford; Hazel Prevail, Geneva; Dorothy LeMay, l.akr Mary Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Michael Tllll*. baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mr*. E. E. LeMay, baby boy, Lake Mary Discharge* KcnnMh Harriett, Elizabeth Cornier, Diana Doan, Charmalne Collin*. Patrick Hamp­ ton, Harold Mclnnei, Fannie Fodrle, Itachet Price, ltclly Via, Allye R. Harless and baby Kiri, Wanda Hubbard and baby boy, Dolores H ar­ vey and baby girl, Sanford; Ellen Monday and baby hoy. North Orlando; Cyru* Wil­ lard, Chuluota; Frank DeJongh, DeUsry 4 30 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thla Coupon R Tha ( Purchase Of 3 "Hood” Liquid 3 DET h it GENT STAMPS 1,3 21 Or Utl*. - No Obligation. | 7Se • No Purchase Necessary. I Coopon g„od , t your T h rlftw a y T • Just t ume til Si Register. £ only. Thru 8at.. 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(Limit: Ona With Tour 13 Or More Food Order Please) BEEF -FIoTor-Afud" Baof, rick In protein, la ton. ir and flavored by nature only! No foreign tenderi*era or additives, ora used! Nature alone, produrea thla klgheet quality beef, and it la always certified by U. S. Government In­ spectors, aa U. 8. "Choke” lieefl POT ROAST 3 FLOUR 5 LB. BAG LB . "SELECT™ ENGLISH ROAST lb. 18c CHUCK ROAST lb. 78c (Limit: One With Your |5 Or Mors Food Order Tlease) “ BONELESS” “NORLINE” (5-7 Lbs. Avg.) U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED S T EA K SIRLOIN T-BONE CLUB PLUMP MEATY BAKING _ YOUNG TENDER LAMB SALE . lb. 79c . lb. 69c . lb. 39c 5 lbs. $1.89 Chops . Leg 0' Lam b. Shoulder Roast Ground B eef. FRESH T te % PURE” If BUY 2 GET 1 FREE ! ! MARHOKFFER CANNED HAMS SLICED BACON PORK ROAST PORK CHOPS TIIKIFTW AY" FANCY LEAN "WESTERN" "FAM1LT PACK" 4 lb. can $2.89 . ib.pkg. 48c . . lb. 38c . . lb. 59c BUY 2 '* GET 1 FREE !! • 'r a tiS U R E ISLET “COPELAND” SMOKED FR U IT PIES Le e I u Nuiiiti, Indian beauty who htnrs in “'file Householder,” a comedy filmed in her country, ia shown at tho New York City dremioro of tha film. “PILLSBURY” or “BALLARD” S OZ. PKG 8. BREAD ED SHRIMP �3 t |r ★ ★ ★ THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ftan fn rh firrilft Wed. Oct. 30, '63—Page 7 EVERFRESH” • CHOCOLATE • STRAWBERRY • VANILLA • CHOCOLATE - MALTED • VANILLA - ORANGE ROYALE “WINTER GARDEN” SLICED CAKE CREAM Strawberries 15 O Z. EACH 10 OZ. PKG. LIMIT: S PLEASE m PINT LIMIT: 4 WITH YOUR ».V OR MURK FOOD ORDER PLEASE rq BUY 1 ^<4- GET 1 FREE !! YOU COULD WIN A -COPPER GLO" *5 PIECE SILVER COFFEE COPPER CLEANER 11) OZ. Serving Set CAN *Indudea 2 Coffee Servers • No Obligation. No Purchase Necessary. $200.09 Vulue • Just Come In And Register BUY 1 ^ GET 1 F R E E !! • Winners Will Re Announced At Your “Thriftway” Thurs., Nov. 7 — Sat., Nov. H. "MAHZKTH'H SLAW DRESSING IAHM KUJHNAI New Edition _____________ COOK JUICY ’N CKISP 'Dak** JONATHAN APPLES BOOKS will also be AW ARDED!! Com Of48 N«. 1 Tina Dog Food . . “Sou I hern Yam*1* . 4/$1.00 No. 2' , Cana Sweet Potatoes Rag 2.99 “Val.Vita" Whola, (Jn pet led No. 2Vj Cana Apricots Large Cello . . 5/$1.00 -RantV* 4« Oi. Cana Tomato Juice . 4/$1.00 "Sherflne" No. 303 Cana Fruit Cocktail 5/$1.00 T .jkr*" 13 Of. Can Luncheon Meats 39c 12 OZ. CANS Canadian Ace Beer . . . . 6 pack 99c If. S. NO. I -W HITE- POTATOES CABBAGE . STRING BEANS GRAPES . •FHEflH 'N GREEN" MED. SIZE •FRESII CRISP" RED TORAT 20 lb. bag 79c . . 5c lb. . 2 lbs. 29c . . 10c lb. : ZZ -GREEN GIANT* = YOUR CHOICE ____ NO. 303 CANS mmm • p e a s ............................................... # NO. 303 CANS • CREAM STYLE CORN V NO. 303 c a n s • WHOLE KERNEL CORN c n ■■ , O O . ONLY! HUY 2 GET l FREE ! ! •THRIFTY" BUY 2 h ' ‘ GET 1 FUEE !! GRAPE J E L L Y -CALO- CAT FOOD M EAT TREA TS 6 Oi. C'UIM 1197 Auxiliary Celebrates The Auxiliary to World War I Barracks 1197 of De­ nary celebrated its fifth birth* ilny last Thursday evening with a buffet tupper held a t the Community Center. Tables were laden with ronst lui k e y and all the trim­ mings. Following the tupper a pro­ gram of music and dancing was presented under direction of Mrs. A. Dungon, chairman, with Frank Tietroplnto aa master of ceremonlet. Appearing wera Mr*. John Diiek, Mrs. Adam Muller, Louis LsChet, Flmer Thomp­ son, Mrs. Dungon and Pietropinto. Making up an all-girl kitch­ en band wera Mrs. Walter Olive, drum major; Mra, Kress Walter, trap drum; Mrs. Ed lovaima, horn; Mra. Dxick, horn; Mra. U. Ander­ son, wush board; Mrs. C, King, tamhorincs; Mrs. George B u n ch , horn and Mrs. K. Joyce, cymbals. Mrs Dungon wus pianist. Lost: Golfer’s ‘Right Arm’ LI. Cdr. Frank Kadcl, a recent addition to Sanford'* Heavy Attack Wing One staff, has Inst his "second right arm.** At least that's how it must have seemed to him recently when his favorite seven Iron turned up missing after a round at tho Mayfair Golf Course. You sec, back in May tha seven tron rewarded its own­ er with a hole In one on tha second hole of the Eighth Army Gulf Course In Seoul, Korea. From that day on. the club began to have a kind of sentlnienlal value to Its owner that far exceeded Its mone­ tary value (which he rati, matt* at something below the $7 reward he'll pay to get It back). Tho club Is a Spalding Top Flight, register No. 394723. II anyone hat found It lie cun claim the reward by re ­ turning the club to Frank at the NAS Sanford Bachelor Officers' Quarters, 322 1330, Ext. 420. New Passing Records Seen ^ for • WHOLE KERNEL CO RN ....... PARKS S E R V I C E C h i e f — George B. Hnrtzog Jr. steps tip from associate director to director of the Na­ tional Park Service, with resignation of Conrod L. Wirth, director for more than a decade. Hnrtzog began his park service career in Chi­ cago, in 1946. 25th & PARK SANFORD NEW YORK (UP!) _ rhe St. Louis Card Inals* passcatching pair of Hobby Joe Conrad and Sonny Randle are heading for a National Foot­ ball fa-ague record and so is the Chicago Bears' defensive backflcld. Conrad and Handle have combined to catch 70 passes and If they continue this pace they will break the season two man record of 126 set by Tom Fears and Elroy (Cr-xy L*’ g«> llirsch of the fait An­ geles Hams in 1930. Hie Bears have intercepted 22 passes so far this season ami at this pace could sur­ pass the team mark of 42 set by the Green Bay Packers in ,liH2. VOLUNTEER WOHKKKS The American Medical As­ sociation reported that dur big 1962. 320,660 adult volun­ teers gave 32.781.476 hour* In 3,183 hospitals, according lo Britannica Book of the Year. 7 �» • • 4 • i • Sjt irf n i fmOi FmJ«-W«AOe t W « •r Famed Boychoir Vi __ _ _ _ _ _ _ J 9 . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - To Appear Here In January FLA. GRADE “A” WHOLE Tkt famous Columboa Boy choir which baa appeared oo •U fa, across, tstovteioa aad radio asd ootorUbwd aomo a( tho moot sotod aodltscsi la tho aooatry will bo osUrUlniaf Somlaolo C o u n t y audlencaa bars In January. Tho choir U ono od tho con­ cert acrlci planned for this year by tho Somlaolo County Mutual Concert Aaioclation, which also lndudea tho Inter national Llord'a Puppet show and concert pianist LUllaa Xaillr. The Columbua Boychoir haa given over too performances at the annual Christmas pa­ geants hi New York’s Radio City Music Hall and also has been seen and beard on tele­ vision appearances on the Telephone Hour, Omnibus, Ar­ thur Godfrey Time, Voice of Firestone and many others. TIchata for this and the other concerts scheduled by the Seminole County Mutual Concert Association are avail­ able now from all officers and workara of tha associa­ tion or from Mrs. Ralph Aus­ tin Smith, mombarshlp chair­ man. No slngla admissions win be cold to any performance and nation series memberships are on sale for students, adults and family groups. 1 HI i STEW ING HENS La 50 EXTRA With This I Coupon A The Purchase Of -E m freah” PflTATO CHIPS Twin Pak Bfe GOLDBONDstamps NEW YORK (UPJ) - Six­ teen cities have pniticipatcd in American Hockey Dengue competition since the circuit was organized for the l!i:i637 season. Cleveland and Pro­ vidence are the only fran­ chise* to field teams every year from the AIIL'a incep­ tion to the present. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thia | Coupon A The Purchase Of "Kraft* Liquid 1,000 Island STAMP S IIKEKSINn >,a oz. mi. 3ie I Coupon good at your “Thriftway" Only. Thru Sat.. November 3. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thin Coupon A The ( Purchase Of 3 -Ifond” Liquid OCTOBER 2» Admissions Hocky History ST AM PS | Coupon good at y w r ‘"Thriftway1 Only, Thru S a t, November 3. Hospital Notes Janice Wilson, Carolina Lawson, Thomas Roosevelt, Lorenro Deified, Dorothy Mur­ phy, Floye Tsroff, Janies N. Itcbaon Sr., David Turner, Sherlene Nelson, Emily Hair, Mary . Peterson, all of San­ ford; Hazel Provatt, Geneva; Dorothy LeMay, l.ake Mary Births Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tints, baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. LeMay, baby boy, Lake Mary IMsthirges Kenneth Harriett. Elizabeth Cornier, Diana Doan, Charmalne Collins, Patrick Hamp­ ton, Harold Mclnnrs, Fannie Fodrio, Rachel Price, Betty Via, Allye R. Harless and baby sirl, Wanda lluhbard and baby boy, Dolores Har­ vey and baby girl, Sanford; Ellen Monday and baby boy, North Orlando; Cyrus Wil­ lard, Chuluota; Frank DeJongb, Dellary GOLD BOND *» DETERGENT STAMPS 1,3 33 Os litis. ,1 7H e --------------------- - • No Obligation. Nn I’urchuMc Necessary, h Coupon good nt yonr ’Thrtftwny Jii-.l ( ome In Si lli-Kister. C Only, Thru 8at., November 3. • Winners Will tic Anniiiinrrd At Your "T hrlllnay” Thun., Nov. 7 - Sal, Nov. 9. DEPOSIT THIS ENTRY BLANK IN SPECIAL BOX at “TT1UIFTWAY" 25,000 GOLD BOND STAMP C O N TE S T Pleaas enter me in the Gold Bond Stamp Contest. i Mama- ’ 50 EX TRA V V f F l I With This I f llJ HI I Coupon A 1h« Purrhase Of • “7 hrlfls ny” i B Mi ED I S lI J t 111 | m M R I M l f T 'l i l HAM >5 Oz. I’kg. 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Coupon A Purrhave GOLD BOND STAMPS ,ur “Thrift* ay" November 3. 50 mmi MOWS Turn EXTRA OOLD BOND ST A M P S bmcImsI Ohelwblg «W M Z n i , PLUS I ■ SOLD BOND STAMPS T ak a tha coupon to any m erchant (other — . th a n our supermarket) th a t givaa Gold ■— -------------------------Hand Stamps; i r., drug eloraa, arrvim f Coupon void C’J23^ALU* B ^ ^ a t n t l o n a and others. ^gP ^ j STAU OF INDIA — L e e In N uidu, Indian beauty who htnni in '•'file Ilouueholder," a comedy film ed in h e r country, ia show n a t th e New Y ork C ity dremlor* o f th e film . M hI"Flnvec-Aged” Beef, rich la preteie. la tee. der aad flavored by mature oalyl No foreign Itenderizem or sdditivee, are used I Nature j stone, produree this highest qeality beef, and ilt Is always certified by U. S. Goremmeat laspertoes, as V. 8. -Choice” licet! POT ROAST LB. 5 8 * •SELECT ENGLISH ROAST CHUCK ROAST lb. “BONELESS” lb. 78c 78c “NORLINE" (5-7 Lbs. Avg.) U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED STEAK QSfis SIRLOIN T-BONE CLUB B A KIN G YOUNG TENDER LAMB SALE Rib Chops . . . Leg 0' Lam b. . Shoulder Roast . . Ground B eef. . FRESH i h % r u i w PLUMP MEATY . lb. 79c . .lb . 69c . lb. 39c . 5 lbs. $1.89 HENS Lb. MARHOKFFER CANNED HAMS SLICED BACON PORK ROAST PORK CHOPS "T llH im V A Y " FANCY LEAN “WESTERN” -rA M ILT PACK* • 4 lb. can $2.89 . Ib.pkg. 48c . lb. 38c . lb. 59c • �Ibr ★ ★ ★ "Sealtest" THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Panfark ErralU Wed. Oct. 30, *63—Page 7 EVERFRESH” • CHOCOLATE • STRAWBERRY VANILLA • CHOCOLATE - MALTED • VANILLA - ORANGE ROYALE CREAM POUND CAKE “WINTER GARDEN” SLICED Strawberries 15 OZ. EACH PARKS S E R V I C E C h i e f — George B. Hnrtzog Jr. steps up from ns.iocinte director to director of the Na­ tional i’ark Service, with resignation of Con­ rad L. Wirth, director for more than a decade. Ilartzog began his park service career in Chi­ cago, in 1946. 1197 Auxiliary Celebrates The Auxiliary to World War I Barracks 1197 of De­ llary celebrated Ita fifth birth­ day l»>t Ihursday evening with * buffet (upper held at the Community Center. Tnhlei were laden with roust turkey and nil the trim­ ming*. Following the (upper a pro­ gram of music and dancing was presented under direction of .Mr*. A. Dungon, chairman, with Frank rietrnpinto ai m atter of ceremoniei. Appearing were Mr*. John Dtiek, Mr*. Adam Muller, Louis LaChat, Elmer Thompsun, Mrs. Dungou and Pietropinto. Jinking up an all-girl kitch­ en band were Mr*. Welter Olive, drum major; Mr*. Kress Walter, trnp drum; Mia. Ed lovaiina, horn; Mr*. Pxick, hum; Mra. li. Ander­ son, wash board; Mrs. C. King, tamborines; Mrs. George Itonrh, liorn and Mrs. E. Joyce, cymbals. Mrs. Dungou wu* pianist. LIMIT: 4 WITn YOUR »S OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE YO U C O U LD WIN A •5 PIECE SILVER C O F FEE Serving Set • N o O b lig a tio n . No Purchase Necessary. • Just Conic In And Register Lost: Golfer's ‘Right Arm’ • Winners Will lie Announced At Your “Thriftwuy” Thurs., Nov. 7 — Sat., Nov. H. MHM tOUHNAl New Edition ___________ COOK JUICY ’N CRISP "Dak** JONATHAN APPLES Cm * Of 41 N». 1 Can* 2.99 Dog Food “Val-VIU" Whols, UnpreM Apricots Large Cello BOOKS will also be AW ARDED!! . . No. 3Vi Cana 4/$1.00 “Runt's” 44 Oi. Ci u Tomato Juice . 4/$1.00 "hhurlin*" No. 303 Cana Fruit Cocktail 5/$l.00 GET 1 FREE ! ! 12 Oi. Can Sweet Potatoes liag 5/$l.00 Luncheon Meats 39c 12 OZ. CANS Canadian Ace Beer . 6 pack 99c V. 8 . NO. 1 -WHITE- POTATOES . . CABBAGE . . STRING BEANS . GRAPES . . •FRESH 'N GREEN" MED. SIZE •FRESH *N CRISI*“ RED TOKAT 20 lb. bag 79c . . 5c lb. . 2 lbs. 29c . 10c lb. Lt. Cdr. Frank Kadcl, a recent addition to Sanford'* Heavy Attack Wing One staff, has lost hi* "second right arm ." At least that's how It must have seemed to him recently when his favorite seven iron turned up missing alter a round at the Mayfair Golf Course. You sec, back in May the srvrn iron rewarded Its own­ er with a hole In one on the second hole of the Eighth Army Golf Course in Seoul, Korea. From that day on. the club began to have a kind of sen­ timental value to its owner that far exceeded Its mone­ tary value (which he esti­ mate* at something below the $7 reward he’ll pay to get It back). The club is a Spalding Top Flight, register No. 334725. If anyone lias found it lie can claim the reward by re­ luming tliu club to Prank at the NAN Sanford Bachelor Officers' Quarters, 322 1330, Ext. 420. New Passing Records Seen NEW YORK (UP!) - The St. Louis Cardinals' passcatching pair of Hobby Joe Conrad and Sonny Randle are heading for a National Foot­ ball league record and so is the Chicago Bear*' defensive hackflrld. Conrad and Handle have combined to catch 70 passes and if they continue this pace they will break the season two man record of 126 set by Tom Fears and F.Iroy (Crazy Leg*) llirich of the Los An­ geles Itarns in 1950. The Bears have intercepted 22 passes so far this season und at this pace could sur­ pass the team mark of 42 set hy the Green Bay Packers Its ,1312. 25th & PARK SANFORD VOLUNTEER WORKERS The American Medical As­ sociation reported that dur in* l'J62, 520,660 adult volun­ teers gave 32.781,478 hours in 3.133 hospitals, according to ltritanntca Book of the Year. �' Ifr Point “* - y r I r t h il ftfJ ftf* W*d. P e l 80. H8 Lyman Gunning For Aubumdale by mm — a ( a n * at a time. met. Third ranked in the sta te By Dick U n i t The next hurdln la tha al­ Aubumdale is expected to Herald Sparta W riter ways potent Leesburg Yellow pass th* 'Hound* by at leaat The big word around Lyman four touchdowns. Lyman on By Robert B. Tho a as J r. Jackets. The Seminoles clash this week is "B eat Auburn- the other hand thinks it can Herald Sport* Writer with the Jacket* la the Lake dale," as tha 'Hound* prepare outdo Its opponent and tuck Comity city this Friday night. Tha Crooma High Panthers to meet them Friday night. a victory under it* belt This Now, as to the stops, here will traval to Leesburg Thurs­ Tha main concern la defense looks doubtful according to they are in order: day night to do battla with aa tha Hounds got stomped statistics. Buddy Lawaon, Seminole's tha Carver Haights Trojans. In their last tilt with Blue All of tha starters will bo Beet halfback, has sustained Last week was on open date Waves of Gainesville. Tbe back in the lineup but Gena team which gave up approxi­ a calf muscle bruise and will for the Panthers, and It help­ mately 300 yard* hope* so Winkelman who Is not ex­ not be in top aha pa for the pected to pl»y. The big run­ ed them in that it gare Eddie stop the Aubumdale team Leesburg contest. Lawson ha* ning back. Les Lyle, will bo Brown and Edward Boston, which has lost only one game seen in action after missing been running on the offensive Black Kara unit as weU a* who ara defensive giant*, this season. The 'Dale team the past gam* with tha Bluo performing on the defensive plenty of time to recover from lost to Winter Haven by Waves and the last three Headhunter unit in place of only one point when they quarters of the Titusville tilt. lnjurie* they received in the the injured Danny Tillis. Thera have been a faw al­ BY JULIAN BTEN8TBOM game against the Euclid High To relieve Lawson of his terations In th* defensive Tigers of DcLand. A writer for a newspsper man wo hava for eaeh of the defensive duties so that he'll team. Lyle Is being moved to Coach Holt's charger* hare south of Seminole County re­ 33 apou. So, really, you can be able to concentrate on his end position. won four games In a row offensive responsibilities, Son­ This game Hoe* promise a ports that Seminole High aee we hava 33 beat best.” and will ba seeking their ny Messer has been elevated lot of action for the viewers. The Tribe'* head coach not from the junior varsity unit School football eoacb Jim fifth. They showed great ball Pigott aays ho stresses de­ only agrees that h* tiu i to the varsity squad. control In their last ancountAmerican Legion Team No. good defensive ball elub but er against the Bulldog* of 33 beat out Lake Monroe Inn Messer, the outstanding fense by plselng the best also he Inslat! that be and JayVee fullback, will take Palatka as the backs led by for first place in the City eleven players be hss on bla aides — backfletd coach Hildrsd Green, ripped their Bowling League last week. Tlllls* place on the defensive Seminole's defensive unit. Dick William* and line coach unit and wear Danny's famil­ defense for good yardage. The Legionnaires made a ALMADEN. Calif (UPI) — “ It's not so," ssys Pigott. Jim McCoy — have n pretty iar No. 32 on his jersey, lfow Green, the blasting fullback, clean, four-game sweep which good country offensive too. While the kings a re away, th a "Sure we stress defense, but ever, Instead of taking over hat gained over 500 or more put them one-half game ahead "Any time you can a-ore 32 the aafely position on defense, princes will play in the $23,009 we do not take the best 11 yard* in five games. of the Inns. players and assign them to points against a ball club Messer will be used as an in Almaden Open golf tourna­ To sum it up, the big fellow George Swann's 209, 300 like the Winter Park Wildcats side linebacker on defense the defensive unit. haa really been carrying the and 190 and 399 was high for ment starting her* Thursday. "Actually," Pigott explain­ you've got to have a fair of. and as a fullback on the pigskin. The Panthers defense the Legion team. Ills team ­ Jack Nicklaus. A r n o l d MIKE FORDHAM, n Seminole IliKh sophomore end, intercepted a deflect­ ed, "we have 33 boys and 33 fensive ball club. We believe," Phantom offensive unit. led by George Bush, Terry mate, Gordon Honeycutt, was Palmer and Gary Player all ed Winter Park High pass during tho Warriors’ 112 to 6 victory over the positions. We pick the best Jim declared, "that we have Messer and his JayVee Williams, Henry Byrd, and close behind with 368 total. have been busy competing ia a good offensive unit, in fact mates last week completed Wildcats a t Sanford’s Memorial Stadium Friday niifht. (Herald Photo) Billy Bush have done a fine Gary F?x for Lake Monroe tha Canada Cup mstehta ia two." their six-game slate by post job. Incidentally, Byrd made Inn vrs his team 's high with Parix. So they’ll mis* this • • • Ing five wins and a scoreless tha honor roll. Congratula­ 339 series. event. We had a phone call the tie. They won their 28th con tions, Hank. But most of the rest of th# Michael'* Elk Qas took other evening from a local secutlve game without a de nation’s outstanding p re fe r threa point* from Harry’s fan who wanted to know why feat and were unscored upon Bar and Package to take sionsl »l>ot makers will bo Tho Herald does not carry throughout the year. Messer over third place. John Wright swinging away in an attem pt any Orange Belt Conference contributed greatly to the Nine strikes In a row were Team No. 3 moved into first wis high for Michael's with to pick off top money—plug standings. We’d like to re­ rolled last week In the AllJayVee success with both his place In the Businessmen’s 244 gamo and 610 series, gain an Invitation to tho Tour­ Star League by Ed Callan, GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Al­ which was high for the night. nament of Champions, which Bowling League this past port that the conference of defensive and offensive play. flee, as far as we know, Lloyd Freeman, the Semi- By Unites! Press International i senior end Russ Brown whose playing for Bob's Restaurant. though unhappy with Satur- All of Wright’* teammates is worth an extra II.UOO. Tuesday night at Jet Lanes Coach Ray Graves hopes shoulder might not be healed He rolled a big 279 game and lay's loss to LSU, Florida rolled 20o games or better. when they won three points does not have a loop itatlstl note's kickoff and PAT artist, clan nor anyone to prepare will be utilized otherwise as his Florida Gators will break coaches couldn't !>e much more Jesse Cook was high for Har­ 618 scries. from Team No. 9. Information of this nature for a wild card on the offensive a record this Saturday by sufficiently to allow him to Bob's took all three games pleased with fullback Larry ry’s with a 340 aeries. Mooney Appliance held on distribution to the newspap­ Black Ram unit and will run beating Auburn In the Tiger*' play. ......... . from Betty Ann's. Bob's holds Dupree. to second spot In the league Sweeney's salvaged three ers within the conference from either the fullback or home stadium. The Tigers of LSU sharpen- j,rJt ,Jre three gamM. Dupree, who carried the hall pointa from rry o r's. State standings by splitting with ? 11.4. n j anz< •HrMre* ! r * Friday November 1 t-d their pj.a.ug and kicking area. A Gator team has Dover the halfback position. In oilier games Inland 31a 23 times for a net of 60 yards Dick's Appliance team. Sieve 7:30 P. M. Tuesday In a preparation for trrials in second place, sal­ against the tough Bengal de­ Farm Insurance to tak* over Next Fall the Scmlnolcs of won In the Auburn stadium, But that's not sill Mason's 221/993 paced the fourth place. Captain Paul David Nocll will also be but, said Grave*, "record* their meeting Saturday with vaged two win* from Allied fense, turned in one of his Mascotte led Sweeney’* with Mooney team and it was also Sanford will enter the Metro No Adssleefoa Mlwlsslppl — a game which Van Lines. Inland's John SpolConference which is comprls used as a wild card on the arc l<> bo broken." finest games of tha season 206, 212 and 174 game* and Charge good enough for a share of ed of seven Orange County Headhunter unit and his bro­ Tho Florida coach predicted might decide the Southeastern skl had 222 game and 603 and upped his rushing mark to 392 series. Phil Zeal] was the series honors. Eeon Branch schools and the one Seminole ther, Frank, out of action it would take three touch­ Conference race. series. Meador's Marine, led 456 yards on 109 trips. Billy Johnson with a 229/379 high for Pryor'* with 290 343. County institution. Coach Bobby Dodd said he , clyde ,>lercy-s 3 s ,m e § Riding Stables since the Orlando Colonial downs to win the contest and The Macclenny junior, sixthtook high game honors and Sanford Manufacturing Co. We hope the Metro will see engagement, Is working out drilled his team on offensive considers Duke to be just as and 336 series, salvaged two leading rusher in the nation gave a needed spark to the and the Knights of Columbus B. Hwy. M at the need for retaining some­ In full uniform. There's a good pass patterns and running strong a team as Auburn. wins from Larry's Mart. cellar-dwelling Team No. last week, came within inchea played a two win, two loss Blthlo Cutoff which upended Georgia Tech one to maintain a set of statis­ possibility that he'll see spot against dummy formations. Rolling 200 games were of breaking awuy for the dis­ tie. Ed Kirchhoff was high for because It won Its first fourtwo weeks ago. Dodd Is put­ tics and make them avail­ Graves said his team would action in the Leesburg en­ Callan with 279, high for the tance on at trust two carries, Sanford Mfg. Co. with 200/339 point derision this season able to newspapers In the counter. Frank U still not In he In good condition for the ting his Yellow Jacket team night and the league; Archie from Faron Builders. Lennlo and most of the time turned and Ed Simmon and Gail Von area, school publications, and top stupe, according to Mc­ contest with the exception of through strenuous practice Kizsg, 231/338; John Spolski, CORRECTED Biondl tried hard for the Fa­ sessions this week which in­ 222 603; Marvin Meltzer, 208; routine one or two yard gains Herbniis had games el 200 other n«wa media. It would Coy. ron team as he posted 224/987. into big ones with great indi­ and 201 respectively. clude conditioning drills. be som« of the best public Meanwhile, the Jackets are Clydo Piercy, 223 336. Vergil Anderson continued vidual effort. J e t Lane* salvaged two "We’ll have to play real relations the conference could as tough defensively, say the throwing the big ball with "I don’t believe enough can games from Wisdom Sod Ser­ FOB THIS WEEK’S well to beat them," Dodd ask for. Tribe’s coaches, as Seabreeze 223/302 to help Team No. 4 tie said about this boy as a vice after Wisdom had taken • e • said. of Daytona Beach. Leesburg take all four point! from the running back," saya Florid* th* first two games to put Georgia, which also takes We've been impressed by has a pair of starting tackles Kondrackt and Cline's Sin­ head coach Ray Graves. "He them In a tie for ninth place. on an Atlantic Coast Confer­ the tremendously exciting who hit the scales at 223 and clair team. does things so easily you Jack Kanncr was high for appearances of the Seminole 223, a middle guard at 203, NEW YOHK (UPD—While ence foe (hi* weekend, is suf­ Other high games were re­ sometimes fail to realize what Je t with 213 game and 332 High School marching hand defensive ends at 180 each, most of the nation's major- fering from injuries. Ends Pat Seminole halfback Danny tremendoua individual effort series. Thurman Coberly was corded by Itslph Betts, 219; APPEARS Hodgson, Kay Crawford and during halftime performances and another 180 pound middle college football teams have Tillis, a junior, may be lost he put* forth." Dick Schaffer, 219, and Len high for Wisdom with 488. at this season's gridiron en- linebacker. Scouts say they joined the passing parade in Glenn Creech probably will ON PAGE 11 niondl, 202, to round out the Jerry Wisdom bad a 48T. not ho at full speed for the to tho Tribe for the remainder counters. However, live band's are rugger! youngsters. recent years. Army, disdain­ night's sharpshootlng. of the season, according to entrances with fanfares and “ In fact," sas Pigott, "no ing change remained in char­ meeting with the University Jim Pigott and hii assistant of North Carolina. the trlmmin's has been dull­ team haa had much offensive acter by keeping its nose to Larry Swearcngen moved roaches, Dick Williams and ed by tho band's announcer success through the Lees the ground. into the left halfback slot in Jim McCojr. introducing the organisation burg line." Offensively," Pi The Cadets rolled their Prior to the Semlnole-Seaand handing out a long list got! continued, "they have a caissons along for 834 yards Mississippi State's first unit brecze contest, Tillis suffered Tuesday to replace injured of credits. quarterback in Mike Nappi In their last two games to a shoulder-collarbone separa­ Don't get us wrong. Doth who It an excellent runner move up to second place be­ Ode Burrell. Kentucky c o a c h Charlie tion. Thus fnr the healing pro­ arc needed, both arc good. and passer. He ran give yuu hind Nebraska in this week's Bowling for The Bill Hemp­ Bradshaw put his defensive cess hss been very slow and hill Motoicttes, nt the Jet But not at the same time. a til on the option play. And National Collegiate Athletic The customers either hear the they've got a 180 pound full Association Service Bureau squau through a session aim­ difficult. It was not a football I one* this post week, F.luinc ed at stopping Miami passing Injury. credits and ntlss the opening hack who Is dangerous. In rankings. Kostivnl of the Stan-hlefs Tillis was the safety man fan fares or they hear (ho fact he carries the ball three Paul Dletzel's g r i d d e r s ace George Mira. Alabama on the Seminoles’ defensive rolled high scries of 520, with fanfarrs and ntlss the ere coach Paul Bryant avoided fourths of (lie time." boosted their rushing average • 179 gntne. lliirW n Kelley unit. He is being replaced on (Ills. How about one at « Again the entire Seminole to 276 yards per game to trail contact work in practice to of the t'lnsslrs hud high game time. We suggest It will Im hold down the Injury list the varsity unit by Sonny coaching staff made it clear the Cornhuskers, who have of 193. Mary Ann Voighl on prove production! Then we Messer, an outstanding back that the Seminoles were look­ chunked out an Imposing which already includes three the Skylark*, ha.I n good fill) can hear both. from the Tribe’s JayVe* u n it top guards. ing forward to the Leeshurgh 287.3 avrrage. series with a high IHi* game. affair aa if it were a life and The Air Force, which meets Joan Magin on the Starchier* Speaking of band*, that 16hod a round 180 for her top plece "rag-tline" orgnnicatlon death matter — and it is if Army Saturday, also has they want to keep their re stayed mostly on the ground Krme. of Seminole band students cord perfectly clean for the unit Is eighth in the natiun in Betty Itlehey, Juan Magin, that performed at the final present season. "W e'ro not this category with a 249.3 llitrhnrii Kelley, made the JayVce gome ot the season v L taking them lightly." the average. Turkeys for the day. last week is the hottest thing coaches agreed. "It's our If the two service acade­ The standings are Stur- since tlw blow torch. must game. Leesburg will be mics stick to form, onlookers chiefs, 22-lli Tempests, 20-8; That bunch o' cats had the up, we know it. and we'll at Chicago's Soldiers' Field tlonncvillea, 20-8; Hiviern*. power poles rockin’ at the ol* ju>t have to want to win it will see an old fashioned to'a-U'.i; Ambassadors, Ill's- ball orchard. Hats otf to Bdly moro than they do." ground duel. I t 's ; Skylarks, 15-13; Class­ Duxbury who — according to ics, lfi-13; Klertrss, 14-14; our spotters (rom the press Specials, 13-15; Wildcats, 13- box—leads this sizzlin’ six­ 15; Invictns, 11-17; Itimbtcr- teen. ettes, 11-17; (irand I’rix, 10Why not a ministrcl theinc IH; l.iiSalires, 10-18; Catalina, some night at halttime fea­ turing this aggregation. 10-18; and I’ontiacs, 5-23. • • • One more Item about the ...standards that hava never be«n equalled. Standards o f ________ Scmlnote JayVees. 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T h s gem taob*. iaefadfag coaches, players, athletic de­ partm ent officials, sod the entire school, for that matter, have been bitten by that rare bag — the sign* of an unde­ feated season. But all of these elements of the Seminole school realise they've got to play 'em one Leesburg About Sports Thinking Out Loud Legion Leads City Bowlers t Almaden Open Set Thursday Team No. 3 Tops Business Loop Callan Rolls 9 Gators Seek First Strikes In Row Victory A t Auburn Dupree Rush Yardage 456 9 I HORSE SHOW 9 » Entry Blank Army, AF Both jrour.d Teams Tillis May Be Out For Season FOOTBALL CONTEST Kostival Rolls Series Of 520 This one sets the standards THE FURNACE WITHAFUTURE GENERAL ELECTRIC 4 OIL FURNACE Fight Results • Law Dno* . . . oaiy 15" klflk • V E R S A T IL E POW ERFU L, VIRTUALLY INDK9TRUCTtULM MAC# only by fcjummm , BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR BRANDS AT S e e your 'Jeep' Dealer today. Florida Distributor* For Denmaa Custom Built Tire* PLUMBING - HEATING FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:15 P. M. 114 E. FIRST SANFORD j WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS AIR CONDITIONING 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 Bill Halback, President Phone FA 2-6562 1007 S. Sanford Ave. CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP Sanford, Florida 500 E. Second SL "the ureatest show oi h i t t Tuesday 9 p. nt. Channel 9 I 6 �y # w f« » fm n Wed. Oct 80, *08—P»g« 9 T e s ts WASHINGTON’ (LTD President Kennedy tests his political potency tonight by spelling at a tlOO-a-plate Democratic dinner In Philadephla five days in advance of state and city elections. Kennedy invited Philadel­ phia's Democratic M a j o r Jam ev lf.-JrT ate to rlJe with him in a motorcade through the city during the evening rush hour In an obvious effort to clinch Tate's re-election Tuesday. Tate is being challenged by Jam es McDermott, 37-yearold Republican attorney wfto has received strong backing from Pennsylvania's Gov. William W. Scranton, a GOP presidential possibility. The quick trip also gives Kennedy a chance to gauge public reaction to his triumph in getting House Judiciary committee approval of a compromise civil rights bill. Philadelphia is the type of big, industrial city with a large Negro population where such legislation la considered most popular. Kennedy was due to leave nearby Andrews Air Force Base at 4:30 p. m. <EST) for the SO^minute flight to Philad­ elphia International Airport. A motorcade to the downtown section of the city, a recep­ tion and private dinner were to precede his appearance at convention hall about 1:43 p m. (EST). He planned to re­ turn to Washington Immedi­ ately after his speech, The President, who received Pennsylvania's 39 electoral votes in 1900. apparently was trying to preserve Demo­ cratic control of the state'a biggest city to keep the Key­ stone State in his column in 19bi. Kennedy carried Pennsyl­ vania by a majority of 116,000 in 1960 and rolled up a 330,000-vole margin in Philadel­ phia. In 1%3, however, Scran­ ton carried the state by 480,- 000 In the guberaateral rare against former Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dllworth. Rep. William J. Green Jr. (D-Pa.), boss of the Demo­ cratic party in Philadelphia, has predicted an "Impressive victory" for Tate "in prepara­ tion for a V- tmedy victory in 1964.” But Rep. William Miller (R-N.Y.), Republican national rhalrihan, has said the GOP National Committee has giv­ en a great deal of attention w mm m MRS. DOROTHY RINGLING (left), teacher In “Operation Alphnbet,” in pictured with her ■Ur pupil, Mrs. Willie Wilkins. (Herald Photo) S E M iM — Sanford Doctor Wins TASTY m— to the Philadelphia Jltuatlon and added: "1 understand we may Just elect a mayor." Some observers believe the elections In the "City of Drotherly Love" m iy test the depth of white voters* resent­ ment over militant Negro pro­ tests on civil rights Issues. McDermott questioned whe­ ther government was going too far If It interfered with a Individual's rights to choose his neighborhood and schools for his children. Tate ROAST G R O U N D CHUCK c By Robert B. Thomas J r. FA MIM Dr. George H. Starke has been elevated to ths post «s deputy of the Shriners of the Central Florida area. The Imperial Recorder, acting for the Imperial Potentate, sent a commission making it ef­ fective. It was Issued Oct. 13 under the seal of the Imperial Council held In Pittsburgh. ii Mrs. Willla Wilkin* culmi­ nated the project "Operation Alphabet" by taking the ex­ amination which follow* the 100 lessons. Mrs. Dorothy Ringling la her volunteer . ala i y.t . teacher. DU. (J. II. STAKKK Congratulations are In or­ der for these two persons for the United Fund drive, would they have dedicated them­ like to remind everyone that selves unselfishly to an im­ the drive is coming to an end; portant cause. I am sure that and asks th rt those persons the Florida State Department who have net made their con­ of Education and the Florida tribution to oieasc do so. Institute for Continuing Uni- ; "Collection! have been com­ versify Studies share in these ing in right along, and I am congratulation!. very grateful to everyone," It is my sincere wish that he said. If you have not con­ Mrs. Wilkins will use this tributed, please sec John to­ foundation to help enhance day. her educational growth fur­ We are slowly approaching ther. Enough cannot be said t h e Thanksgiving holidays about Mrs Ringling, who and soon the yule tide season worked to diligently and un­ will be here. During those tiringly to help this lady to days, we secin to havo many gain some basic fundamentals accidents, and many of these of reading and writing. To accident victims will need those dedicated men a n d blood. If you have not become women who are responsible a regular blood donor, why for this most important pro­ not pay a visit to the local ject, Seminole County did not blood bank and get on the fail to represent itself; and to roll. This writer made his those persons who are in 27th donation last week. It is need of this service, please, a wonderful thing to be able please, take advantage of it. to contribute s o m e t h i n g There is nothing to lose. worthwhile to huinauily. Round Sirloin • T-Bone J L O c • Rib Steak C!ub • Cube Lb .\3 0 • Rib Roast lb FAMILY PACK 100% PURR FRESH GROUND BEEF . . ( lbs. $1.98 FRESH CAUGHT MULLET . lb. 9c W IEN ERS • HOM EM ADE SAUSAGE )!?0 OO I 94 CO 720.00 317 CO 4)2 00 333.00 » 7 00 11 OO 13 00 i i oo 21 OO 32 00 M. P. 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Phone for prompt, courteous service! » Si& ak S o fa Willie Graham, who is di­ The following girls were rector of the Castle Brewer elected nflicers of the Junior Court recreation center, held Trl-HI-Y at Croomi High: In­ the Punt, Kick and Pass con grid Burton, president; Ka­ test Saturday morning. The trina Woods, vice president; winners sre as follows: Age Gwendolyn Steele, secretary; eight group, Ronald Daniels, Gwendolyn Fisher, assistant first prize; Age nine group, secretary; Shirley Capers, Jam es June, first prize, Gary treasurer; Brenda Lanier, re­ Daniels, second prize, and porter. They are planning a Carl Alford, third prize; Age | post Halloween llnbo Party it 10 group, Lonnie Burch, first the Castle Brewer Center. prize, Bruce Davidson, second Some of the service pro­ prize, snd Henry Gipson, jects are to taka festive dec­ third prize; Age 11 group. orations to the hospital at Larry Haynes, first, Anthony Thanksgiving a n d prepare Harrison, second, and Har­ baskets for the needy. Each vey Johnson, third. Each girl will be assigned some one winner received a line prize. service project and rulminato Edward Holton, formerly of with the group participating. this city, spent the weekend Miss Sandra K. Black is club with his brother-in-law and sponsor working under the sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus direction of Mrs. Doris Thom McClain. Holton is now resid­ as and tha Senior Tri-Hi-Y group. ing in Miami. Tiie Church of God Is pre­ The following are student* senting a youth program Sun­ whose names were omitted day at 3 p in. It is being from the honor roll of Grooms sponsored by the YPE of High School last week: T-2, which Mrs. Pcarlle Scott is Clyde Ashley. I.arry Haynes, chairman. Everyone Is cordi­ and Louis Montgomery; 7-7. ally Invited to come out and Thai) Rrnoks; 9-3. loretta witness this affair. Rev. Leon llrowdy; 9 6, Josie Banks; to­ rt. William Wright; 11 2. Lillie Deveaux is pastor. • • • Sapp and Shirley Bliodes, and John Daniels, chairman ol 123, Henry Byrd. LI L I U V i / U M E A T S TEW FRESH High Shriners Post /n \ The national economy log efficient operation needs betk production and distribution. Advertising Is the cheapest means of obtaining maximum distribution. BONELESS A LL .a., .—a . Immediately charged A as this was a play for “wkit* votes" and the PhiladtlplU# leader of the National Asso­ ciation for tha Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) accused the GOP contetsdcf of being "anti-Negro.” PRICES GOOD THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN. NOON ----- IIP QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED TOP S U P E R M S E E IS i 4th. STREET & SANFORD AVE. 1100 W. 13th. STREET I J ~tf �tfr A larva tra w l wai la at- lia itin ri at the district meetdig a f t t a flavMa Society of DaagMart af the American Brirefottoo which wai held at the Mayfair I n U tt T hanla y . Member* from 11 ehapten and atate officer*, Including the atate regent, Mr*. Robert Anglo, of F t Lauderdale, trer* among those attending. Mayor Tom McDonald wel­ comed the group to Sanford and Mrs. W. D. Smith of Mait­ land, district director, waa in charge of the meeting. Following the businesa ses­ sion a luncheon was served In the Gold Room ot the hotel. Mrs. L. C. Wilder, Sallie Har­ rison regent, served as offi­ cial hostess and presented all of the officer* with beautiful orchid corsages, which were grown by her husband. Mrs. Lawrence Tinsley, of tho local chapter, was elected district chairman. An Invita­ tion was extended from Or­ lando for the next meeting. fw T a rt Golden Anniversary Observed At frr»1B Marries Edward Lane Sledd Local Kir!a appearing in ikits preiented for the 1983 University of Florida Home­ coming Gator Growl were Misses Bonnie Gielow and Jo­ ann Ziegler of Sanford and Ml*s Kathy Duda of Oviedo. Bonnie appeared in the ikit "A Homecoming Carol" preaentrd by Alpha Delta PI Sor­ ority and Joann and Kathy were in the cast for "Hail to a Witches’ Witch" presented hy Kappa Alpha Theta Soror- Miss Shirley Louise Hail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CurHi Hall, of Ssnford, and Ed­ ward Lane Sledd, son of Mrs. Alice Sledd, of Sanford, were married Oct. S at 2 p.m. Justice of the peace, Hugh Duncan, officiated at the in­ formal ceremony at his of­ fice in Sanford. Attendants were the bride’s sister, Frances Braswell, and best man, Lewis Williams, all of Sanford. The bride was born In San­ ford, attended local schools and for the past two years has been employed s» the Movicland Drive-In Theater. Tlie groom was born in Mr. and Mrs. Charles YouVirginia, attended ichools man of Dellary entertained a there and is presently em­ group of friends Saturday ployed by Ratliff's Paint amt Body Shop. The couple Is residing at fill Park Ave., in Sanford. Birthday Celebrated At Dinner Party DeBary Personals Dr. and Mri. Harold Thom­ as of Bethlehem, Pa., are the guesta of Mr. and Mrs. War­ ren Ewing of Eldorado Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ellington of Shell Road ecle bra ted their wedding nnni Yersary at tho Dcllary lies MRS. EDWARD L. SLEDD Enterprise Personals Thousands Of GIFT ITEMS By Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Braddock, Miss Helen Snodgrgss and llalph Coulletto were among the blond donors at Orange City Library Friday afternoon when tho Bed Cross mobile unit from Daytona Beacti was there, More donors who will help with this pro! jeet are needed. Tlie DeBary Garden Club will meet this Friday at 2 p.m. at the DeBary Common Ity Center. Guest speaker will be Dr. II. It. Wilbur of Defend, using as his subject "Conservation of Water." Dr. Wilbur is a past presi­ dent of the State Wild Life and Game Conservation So­ ciety and his topic should be of interest to Die pe-uple in this area. POWELL’S Hammonds Return Mr. and Mrs. Russell ,t Hammond have returned to llirlr home, 371 Fourth St., in Cluluota, after a two month stay in Connecticut and Mass­ achusetts. They visited with their two daughters and their families. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph F. MeElcny, in West Hartford, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert It. Drury. In Lexington. Mass. They also spent some time with friends aiut relatives in Cape Cod, Dennlsport amt Plymouth, Mass. Plymouth is their former home. SPECIAL GIFT: OIL PAINTING HY E. II. STOWE list• PRIZE: 2nd. PRIZE: 3rd. PRIZE: 4th. PRIZE: 5th. PRIZE: 6th. PRIZE: $50 $25 $10 $ 5 $ 5 $ 5 701 Orlando Dr, TT 15. In Toyu In Toyu In Toys In Toyu In Toy a In Toyu Of Of Or or or Of Your Your Your Your Your Your Choice Choice Choice Choice Choice Choice t Ilnm teaming Ahead. Mrs. Fred Ganaj, known will be o Cordwroya throughout the state for h e r1 requests Darroa A imaginative (lower arrange-. ma^ „ , . parti Colton incnts and outstanding land- j g Poplins scaping projects, and Mrs. j favoi Wool Flan neks Johu Morgan will be guest I wish, speakers at tho Lake Mary i c«il MILADY’S 8IIO ITE Woman's Club Workshop at meni Of Fin# Fabrics the Chamber of Commerce 106 H. Park 123-Mil Building. Postponed from last week, (lie workshop will get under OUR BIG ANNUAL FALL way tomorrow with the talent­ ed Mrs. Morgan, wife of Dr. John Morgan, demonstrating the art of wreath making. Mrs. Morgan, who is presi­ GOING ON NOW THRU SAT., NOV. 2ND dent of the Ixora Garden Cir­ OUTSTANDING VALUES cle. will uso podocarpu* clippings, chicken wire, spray paint and oilier decorative items to make a lovely wreath for tho holiday season. Mrs. Ganas will stress how the utilization of imagination Mrs. Dewey It. Slraughn and an eyo (or using such and Mrs. LaMar Meredith: commonplace materials as TONIGHT! DON’T MISS were co-hostessea for the first! broken glass, old bottles, Dinnerware Sale meeting of tlie fall season ot j tho Ivy Circle of the Garden! (’lull, at tho Beth Drive homo of Mrs. Slraughn. Mrs. Blanton Owen pre-j scnled a program on wall plaques. Tlie ways and means committco decided to sell Christmas and all occasion cants as the project for the coming year. New officers for the year are Mrs. Itobcrt L. Johnson, president; Mrs. Joe Hunt, vice president; Mrs. Lamar Meredith, secretary, a n d Mrs. Patrick Donahoe, treas­ urer. During the social hour the hostesses s e r v e d refresh­ ments of sandwiches, cheese ; eakes, topped with pineapple and cherries, cookies, mints, nuts and punch. O t h e r members present were Mines. Eindcll Ilirt, Joe Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Manro.ss ore vacationing in Mex­ ico. Friends received word that they are touring the an­ cient parts of tlie country and learning somo very Interest­ ing history along the way. The New A&P Shopping Center | Drawing Sat. at 3 p. m. You don't have tn be prr-ciit to win. I AND MRS. C. N. GARDNER Tjahdsw In Their Convenient Locution In — REGISTER NOW FOR FREE GRAND OPENING GIFTS! I# Vacation New Arrivals Grand Opening Week] • From Northern Miss Caroline Baggerly To Marry Larry E. Harris Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bagger- , ly, 210 Virginia Avc., San­ ford, announce (lie engage­ tlT Magnolia. FA 2-5HI2 ment and approaching marri­ age of their daughter, Caro- , line Duainc, to l.arry Eugene I OVER 35 YEARS Harris, son of Mr. und Mrs. At First * Palmetto L. K. Harris, of Edgewalcr. (AUagsid* aid post of flea) Sir. and Mrs. Humid Stull* T h e ^ JA trrle c t was born in and daughter I.uclla, Mrs. Ocala and graduated from Wunda Ellingwood, Mr*. D. Seminolu High School with J. Parker. Miss Linda Parker the class of 1903. She was a and Miss Helen Snodgrass en­ member of the Student Coun­ joyed tho "Train Ramble" cil and vice president ot the OCT Club. She lias been em­ Sunday to Atiburndalc. ployed as a dental assistant. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile * I'innofl Mrs. Wanda Ellingwood of The groom elect was bora in * Rental Reds St. Petersburg Is tlie house- Valdosta, Ga , amt was a guest of her daughter and member of the I9fll gradualfamily, .Mr. and Mrs. Harold j mg class of the New Smyrna I High School. He wu» a memStull/. UNUSUAL GIFTS j her of the senior steering FOR CHRISTMAS Miss Kurretta Faber oi committee and served os vice Itel.and visited her sister, president of the DIM' Club. He attended Daytona Junior Mbs Baris Faber, and friends College and is presently em­ Tuesday. ployed by Ills father at tlie Harris Construction Company of Edgewalcr. The wedding will be an event of Nov. lit at 7:30 p.m. In Ilcur I.ake at Holy Cross Episcopal Genuine Hummel Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Her­ Church in Sanford. Figurines For A rington, of Craig Drive, Bear No formal invitations are I.ake, announce tlie birth ot being extended ami alt friends Collection. So I'erfecl, So Distinctive a seven i>ound, II ounce of the couple are invited to daughter, Nancy Susan, Oct. attend both the wedding and You Cun Recognize 22 at the Winter Park Memor­ reception which will follow in Them The Second You ial llo-spit.il. the Parish House. See Them. The n«w arrival lias two sisters, Candice and Sara, and CRISPY FRIED FISH a brother, Andrew. ( Makes 6 servings) Maternal grandparents are lilt F ADING Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Whit­ t cup pancake mix tington, of Cecil, Ar k, and Gifts • Curds • R ooks Hash of pepper (Formerly McVlrars) paternal grandparents a r c tx tsp. salt , Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Herring 210 K. Firnt St. 0 perch ur other fish, I ion Sr., of Rochester, Mich. cleaned For breading, combine dry ingredients in hag. Shake fish, Itohhic und Dill Duckett invite Everyone ne at a time, in a bag to coat to the evenly. Pan-fry until (ish Is .olden brown on each side, turning only once. Drain on absorbent paper. Bey WOW for Christ mss N. Gardner celebrated their The food tab'e was over- a floral arrangement of yel- were used throughout the golden wedding anniversary laid with a white and gold low, gold and bronze mums. J home and Ute wedding booh with open house Sunday after­ T ,-MBW noon at their home in Lake Mary. The living room was filled with many beautiful floral arrangements, gifts of their friends. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white nylon net cloth over gold satin, caught at the corners with gold roses. The thrcc tlercd wedding cake was trimmed with yellow roses and gold leaves and topped with the figure 50 in gold. Served with the cake were petit fours, cheese pulls, ches'V apples, curry balls, assorted turkey, ham and tea sandwiches, dips, nuts, mints and punch. The punch was served from two large crystal punch bowls, with orchids frozen in heart shaped ico cakes, floating on the top. The refreshment tabic also held a beautiful arrangement of gold roses and gilded mag­ nolia leaves in a crystal candeicer and the original bride and gioom from their wed- A J V * INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Renovated! Includes: Reprocessing Padding Add New Padding Where Necessnrjr New Insulution Mrs. T. E Wilson celebrat­ ed tier hlili birthday last Sun day. For a sandwich filling Hut keeps well and freezes well, Airman 3/C Harold K. Long too: blendanil spread ' j cup Jr. returned Sunday to Ft. peanut butter and ■.» cup Ixe, Va., after spending a applesauce. week's leave wilt) his parents. Mr and Mrs. II E. Long, and family and his fiance, Miss Betty Morris. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Long, daughter Shirley and son Harold E. Jr. and Miss Betty Morris spent Saturday tn Winter Haven as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Rudd. Mrs. Kudd, Airs. Long's mo­ ther, has been ill, but is feel­ ing better now. OB annual / J HALLOWEEN PARTY PRIZES AND ENTERTAINMENT JIM SPENCER’S workshop will be an "idea tahie." Mrs. J. O. Gregory, i Fine Arts chairman for the j Luke Mary Club and chair­ man of this event, has re­ quested members to bring1 any other decorative item they hive made or ha* been made hy others that they think will he appealing and useful for the Christmas fes­ tivities. Following a break (or lunch and a brief business meeting, instruction will resume with Mrs. Joe Smathcrs and Mrs. Harry Sandusky demonstrat­ ing how to make attractive wall decorations. Mrs. Paul Poor will then create holiday (dace mats using various i type* of materials and dosigns. | Although some materials ALL THE LOIISTER YOU CAN EAT — Char Broiled Steak* IIIWAY 17-92 8ANFOR1 A Dre<* Shoe That You Can Walk Comfortably COTTON FLEECE LINED SHIRT IN FASHION COLORS! SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FOR — CHINCH BUGS §lm I KA-CHEUE (black c a l f ) FUNGUS Ab<» Lawn Ili-novation 119 Magnolia Ave, Scotts Sanford, Fut. Grapcvdle Nursery Phone FA 2-6321 Dralrr 2221 C rap ■»illr Ate. I'A 2-OSM Bright colors add bounce to boys’ cotton sweatshirts with double ribbed crew neck and set in sleeves. Full cut to let him play free ’n uctive. Easy-care cotton'd machine washable tn please you and him, both. t �- :..r Three Trasfees For Schools Seek Rc-eleclion The county'* thrt* »chool trustee*, nhni* main Job I* tha recommending employ* ment of teacher*, are seeking re-election Tuesilny against only one opposing cumiitlate. Incumbents are Ray Slaton, board chairman now complet­ ing hit third year as a school trustee; iNmnhl Hales, up for re-election for the first time, and Fred Biatline, Longwood, who i* also completing hi* first term. The lone opposing candidate la John Keim, Lnke-of-theWood*. Kelm, a retired Army man, it a student at Rollins College where he is studying for a teacher’s certificste. School trustees are elected for two-year terms. They serve without pay. TVA 'Hot Potato' Tossed Back To Sen. Goldwater KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — A political hot potato, tha rattestio n th at tha Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) b* ■old to private Interests, has been tossed back Into the lap of Sen. Barry Gold water (RArli.) sa “ unthinkable." Tennseeee'e two eenators, almost all of tho eongrsaalonal delegation and two top TVA officials headed a list at­ tacking th* proposal of the Republican presidential hope­ ful. In a letter released last weekend, Goldwater said: “I am quite serious in my belief that TVA should b* sold.” Without mentioning Goldw ater by name, TVA board Chairman Aubrey J, Wngner dismissed the idea sa being ignorant of the “facts" and •'Irresponsible." A director of th* $2.6 bil­ lion dollar seven-state agency, Frank E. Smith said “ Goldwater might find TVA an is­ sue in Tennessee.’’ In a speech before the Knox­ ville Rotary Club, Wagner said TVA pays no federal in­ come tax because the federal government owns tha agency “ lock, stock and barrel In­ cluding 100 per cent — not just 62 per cent of Hi income." “ Remember." the chairman continued “ ths come tax it a tax on m come, not on gross incoi the calculations of soma critics indicate they appt ly believe.” He said TVA actually out some 920.1 millio lOtiU to the statee and coun< tits in which It ope making it tha largsst i taxpayer in ths state of n eiite. 7*" ; SCHOOL TRUSTEE incumbenta seek re-election in Tuesday's voting. Front the left: Ray Slaton, Donald Rales and Fred Biatline. House Body OKs Pay Hike For federal Aides Oviedo Methodists Plan Homecoming By Bernice Kelsey Die First Methodist Church of Oviedo will observe its an­ nual homecoming on Sunday of this week with services fer the day to begin a t 0:30 a.m. Rev. Robert Soka Jr. it minister of the church. Guest speaker for th* 11 *m. worship hour will be Chaplain Robert Deal of the Sanford Naval Air Station. Music for this service will he provided by the local choir with Mrs. W. H. Martin di­ recting and Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr. at th* organ. Following the morning ser­ vices a basket dinner will be served on the Georgo Morgan lot adjoining th* church. Alt former psstori, district super­ intendent and former mem­ bers and friends are invited to attend. This annual event has been observed by the Oviedo Church since the early 1930’s at which time the late Dr. W. J. Carpenter, who served his last four yours there liefore retiring, was minister. Over the years rain has occurred only threo times on the days of the homecoming The first time dinner was served front s one-car gntnge, tho second tinio everyone ate in the old church building known ns Foster Chapel and the last time the meal was served in the education’ll building of the new church where there is ample room for all attending. No program it planned for WASHINGTON (UPI) — ths afternoon in order that The House post office and those attending can enjoy fel­ civil service committee was lowship of old friends and reported ready today to ap­ neighbors. prove a $050 million pay In­ crease for 1.8 million federal employes. Including a $10,0(H) salary boost for member* of Congress. Congressional Informants said th* new proposal would provide a six per cent increase ENGLEWOOD, N. J. (UI'I) to rank and file federal classi­ —PHI agents arrested an fied and postal workers. Mem­ American engineer and a Rus­ bers of Congress, the President's cabinet and federal sian chauffeur Tutsday night judges would be given s $ 10.on charges of pasting classi­ 000 annual increase. fied data to members of tho Informer sources said the Soviet delegation to the Unit­ "guts of tho bill" were ap­ proved Tuesday nt a c'.orcd ed Nations. meeting. The committee was Tlie American, John William Butenko, 38, and the Russian, expected to "polish off the Igor A. Ivanov, 33, today were edges" today and take a form­ ordered held under $100,000 al vote. hail each on e s p i o n a g e charges. Roth men pleaded in­ Geneva Club nocent at their pre-dawn ar- Two Seized On Espionage Count WASHINGTON (UPI) The U. 3. post Office Depart­ ment has suspended all parcel post shipment* to Cuba, ex­ cept medicine, because of re­ ports that the ( astro regime has confiscated contents of iwMu packages. Assistant Postmaster Gen­ eral William J. Hurtlgan sail Tuesday that the action was taken after conference* with .!* ’,« deportment official*. 9rraI9 ri GLASS BOTTOM BOAT RIDES were one of the main attractions for Hoys Scouts attending the seventh annual Boy Scout Encampment held recently nt Silver Springs. Included in this group are members of Grace Methodist Troop fit)7 who nttended the weekend event with leud* era Rusa Kitncr uml Juck Fry. Sanford Troop 5 0 7 Attends Encampment PTA Council To Hear Talk By Mrs. Ray In their frre time the Scouts were invited to visit the num­ erous attractions at Silver Springs. Some saw the snake farm while others went swim­ ming and rode in the glass bottom boats. During the eve­ ning the boy* gathered around a campfire built in the amphi­ theater to sing songs, tell stories and put on skits. .Memtiers of Troop 507 mak­ ing tho trip were Tommy llite, Bill Kennedy, Jim Kennedy, Jeff Cox, Larry Kitncr, David Hall, Dick Mancie, Te.l M e Two members of the Soviet delegation to the United Na­ tions also were detained, hut released because they had dip­ lomatic immunity. The four men were seised at the hngicwootl railroad sta­ tion together with a brief case full of Air Force contract secrets. Tit* F'HI said their meeting a t the pniking lot nf the rail­ road station wns tho last in a series tlmt went at least as fur back as April 21, 1003. All wer* observed by FBI agents. tjuiitters, Jim Averett, Carl I Mathew Stewart and Bok Hossman, I amar Williams, Repp. Leaders wer* Russ K1W l.ano Ely, Robert Wagner,| ner and Jack Fry. Harvest Moon Ball Scheduled Gamma Lambda chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, is completing pinna fur its Harvest Moon Ball, a benefit dance to tie held Nov. in ut tho Mayfair Inn. Part of the proceeds of the dance will go to the Seminole County Animal Shelter, a club spokesman ssid. Tho service organization is working on the animal niielter project provided by Nick Pfclfatrf and tho Starlighters. Tha dance wilt bo from 9 to 1 a.m. Tickets aro available a t Rouinillat and Anderson Drug Store, McReynolds Ding Store, Mayfair Inn and tho Jaycea Information Booth. Your local merchants ktep the economic wheels of ytyiv jo in t l y wiih th*.* Sftttford Jay community tuiuing through, CPtfl. nut tho year. Sea their adve* Music for tlie ball will be Using In tliia newspaper. Has rnijMi y O ct 30, 1063 — Pag* 11 il Are You Interested In Sanford's Future? Til E CIT Y ELECTION NOV. 5tK. Choir, Organist O u tO f Tune* WILL DECIDE SANFORD’S FUTURE r. O N D O \ , England, — (UI’I)—Eight choir members at All Saints' Anglican Church were on strike today, com­ plaining they were tired of singing the same old hymns the same way week after week. “ Some of the choir mem­ bers," said curate Rev. Peter Dominy, "are out of harmony with the organist." IT'S TIME 10 RETURN COLLEEN NORRIS, organist, and Mrs. Ernes­ tine Forward of Forest City try out chord organ to be sold at Saturday night's auction sponsored by the Forest City Businessmen’s Association. Proceeds from the project will bo used to give a Community Christmas Party for children of tho area. (Herald Photo) Earl H ig g in b o th a m With his nine-year proven record of actively work* ing fur Sanford's progress and Government on a stable, reliable and consistent basis. FOR OCR SPECTACULAR .MK.\ a t , n i t . i ’ >»- si. r v ia a i.r .i jr„ me iormer syiviu ru m . ut &anford, was a finalist fur th e title of “Mrs. University of Florida." She is pictured standing right. Title of the "most perfect student wife" went to Mrs. Leslie R- H uffstetler Jt. (seated center). Other finalists also are pic­ tured. (C o rre c te d ) My Nnme Parcel Post To Cuba Halted FRANKFURT, G e r m a n y (UPI) — Mor* than 15,000 troops flown to Germany (n Operation Big Lift went into action today in a maneuver designed to test whether such airlifts can stop an aggre-sor. The 2nd Armored Division, flown to bases here from Ft. Ilood, Tex., in less than three days in the largett trans­ ocean airlift in history, was playing the ml* of defender in a mock war that will rango over 7,500 square miles of West German territory for the next week. The maneuver area is about 60 miles from th# Iron Cur­ tain between East and West Germany. It runs north and south parallel with the bonier. Action will rang* from pa­ trol skirmishes to nuclear at­ tacks. “Neither tide will use its atomic weapons right away," *n Army apokesman said. “But to maks this realistic, w* must assume that sithsr side would retort to nuclear weapons rather than let itself be destroyed." fatiTitrS Fifteen boys and two lead­ ers of Sanford's Grace Methodlvt Boy 8cout Troop 507 were among some 4.501) boys attending tho seventh annual i Hoy Scout Weekend Encamp­ ment sponsored recently by j Boss Allen at Silver Springs. While there tho boy* attend­ ed classes tn forestry, fire­ fighting, conservation, snake A program on "Child Wel­ | protection, gun handling, cast­ fare in Seminole County" will ing and artificial respiration. he presented by Mr*. Cnrmeta Thoau present for all classes Kay, supervisor of the county received certificates f r o m unit of public welfare, at a Boss Allen. meeting of the l’TA County Council to bo held at 0:30 a. m, Thursday in the audi­ torium of Pinecrest School, Picnic Following tho program n F.ight member* of the Gen­ busint** meeting will be licit] eva 4-11 Girls Club met Friday j to make plans for representa-1 nt the Community Hail for n lion at tho State ITA Conven- 1 picnic ami party. Special tion to he held Nov. 1!)-2I in gueOs were Mr*. B. F. Box, Daytona Beach. The local uilult leader and Miss Mrytic group's program for the y e a r! Wilson, state extension ugent. also will ho confirmed and ac­ Tho girl* prepared their tivities planned for orgnnizsown sandwich lunch and learn­ tional training. Schedules for ed to cut carrot* and celery the yea t will lie presented by ath'k* and to make a pirn-apple committee chairmen. frosted milk drink. Tho meeting is open to tho This wus the first special public. It is hoped th at all event to be held by the new Seminole County schools will club which was orgnized curly send representatives and that this month. the meeting will !>u attended by school principals, PTA provident* and other interest­ ed workers. Rome Restore Diaconate VATICAN CITY (UP Roman Catholic bialio|is overwhelmingly today t cept Pope Paul VPs i tion to assume a large in tho government of church. In a series of historic P*s at the Vatican Cc the bishops by lurg* n itiea affirmed a theol doctrine asserting that ops "by divine right" share with the Pope “full and su­ preme authority over th* uni­ versal church." In anothsr important vote today, the council fathers ap­ proved restoration of the un­ d e n t order of deacons. The deacons will be ordained clergymen performing some but not all of the duties of priests. If tha bishops of a country see fit, the deacons may be al­ lowed to marry instead of ob­ serving clerical celibacy. Sbr BigliflForces Commence Mock War Operations Is GRAND O P E N * * The Reasons Are: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1st To Restore MATURE And Experienced Leadership THE SILVER HOLLAR SHOE STORE WHERE YOU ALWAYS RECEIVE OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK J'h sm ! 1 Silver Dollar ( Rea.-unable Facsimile also Accepted) I Men’s • Women’s • Children's • Infants’ .............................................Iddrcwt ........................................... Mary Curler I'aints Seminole County l-aundry (ieorge’s Tavern Ted William.- Hardware Kenkarik Gla.— X Faint, Inc. Fig *n Whiutle Iloone'- OK Tire Store Southern Air Wall Plumbing W'. 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Choice 7 lb. 39c -Supar-RlBhl” W n lr n Srlrrt S1ir#d Your T. 2 lb. pkg. 79c •‘Supar-ltlzht’* Wratrrn Lean Pork “Super-Right” Western Beef RIB, CUBED or FULL CU T ROUND J 11 V! 3 lbs. $1.29 —• • 20 in this advertisenunt are k«mm) only in our new Sanford A&P G IV EAW AY that will he given away uver a SPECIAL! Prizes and free offer* listed Store. c Plaid Stamp c 4 week period. 1st PRIZE 25,000 PLAID STAMPS 2nd PRIZE 10,000 PLAID STAMPS Plus 500 FREE PLAII) STAMPS Giten Away Every Hour Be Sure To Register For These Prizes At Your New Sanford A&P �./ ass? Danger At Curb Most of us think of leaves as lovely to look at and horrible to ruke. Too often we forget they can be killers. Every year people — mostly chil­ dren — are burned to death or terri­ bly disfigured by leaf bonfires. Every autumn youngsters are kill­ ed when they play in colorful mounds of leaves stacked temptingly at the curb, go into the street and are struck down by motorists who fail to see them because of too much Dr. Crane's We're Beginning to Bum Up speed, dusk, autumnal haze and leaf dust kicked up by small feet. Parents should keep constant watch over burning leaves. They should make sure children do not play in leaves piled near the street. Drivers should slow down in resi­ dential areas and be doubly alert for small figures which may race through leaf piles and not stop at the curb. Let’s not m ar the beauty of au­ tumn with needless tragedy. Locking Is The Key This has been not only a bumper year for automobile production, it’s been a bumper year for automobile thefts. No less than 219,308 cars—worth more than $225 million—have been stolen in the first nine months of 1963. reports the Nationn' Automo­ bile Theft Bureau. This is a 13 per cent increase over the same tieriod in 1962. The bureau cites two factors con­ tributing to the spread of enr thiev­ ery—population explosions in both automobiles and teenagers, who take eight out of every 10 cars stolen. Because teen-age theft is usually spur of the moment, the bureau suvs auto owners could drustically cut the theft rate by simply removing their ignition keys and locking their cars every time they park. Phil Newsom Soys . . . Definition Of Terms In the light of nearly tw of Another was French For-1 start soon. West Germany centuries of dote relations' cun Minister Couvc de Mur- backs the U. S. plan. The French position is that between the United States villc in an interview with the J a revived Europe has out and France, It seems sad French publication, Notre grown the time when it was now that Paris feels it must Itepublique. forced to rely upon the Unit. lie also declared that in e<| States for help ami guld explain that it is not antidefending the Interests of the ance. American. That there arc frictions be­ West, including those of Ger­ The French resent U.S. ef­ tween the two, and that these many, there likewise were no forts which they believe are frictions have been increas­ differences between th« Unit- attempting to force the West ing for nearly a year there id States and France. Germans to deride between The French foreign minist­ Washington and Paris. can be no denying, llut (rum the French point o( view they er is reported anxious for a They disagree with U. S. can be explained by saying meeting between De Gaulle efforts to keep lines open to they arise from policies which ami President Kennedy, per­ Moscow on the grounds that arc not anti-American but in­ haps as early as February. it gives the Soviets the In­ llut resardless of whether itiative in tVic subjects to be stead arc pro-French. And so any study of the the French position Is anti- discussed. They also disagree differences between the two American or simply pro- with what aeons to be a U. first must settle on a defini­ French, there are in the ap­ S. tendency to side with Mos­ proach to world affairs im­ cow in Hie Moscow-Peklng tion of terms. T hus President Dc Gaulle portant differences and in dispute. They believe a oelicy can say that France is deter­ the opinion of many the sap of strict neutrality is called mined to be independent of between the two is widening. for. There is agreement that both the United States and changing conditions warrant the Soviet Union. And his spokesmen at the a revision of the NATO struc­ same time can deny that Dc ture but total disagreement as Gaulle aspires to leadership to how it should be done. The French have suggested of a third force. At any rale, In the last few that other European nations days prominent Frenchmen might participate with her in WASHINGTON (UPM-Tbc have gone out of (heir way an independent nuclear force Defense Department hopes to to deny that Dc Gaulle's poli­ which could include Britain if bring Mime U. S. force* home cies either are anti-American she were to forego her close from Europe, but they won't or are leading France into ties with th« United States. he the six divisions now in The suggestion was repect- Germany about which there Isolation from its allies. One such spokesman was ed by both Britain and West has been so much uproar. French Ambassador to the Germany. Authoritative sources said On the other hand, the U,S. Tuesday they would come in­ Unites! Stales llerve Alphand who in a speech in San Fran­ proposal for a multi nation stead from Air Force units cisco pointed out that France nuclear naval force within presently based in Britain. retains her firm commitment NATO is far enough advanced France and Spain. that discussion of details may to defense of the West. Officials said the develop­ ment of longer range tartical aireraft plus the lessons of OUR HOARDING HOUSE "Operation Big Lift," in WlILL POWEK.1V4t6GSX<jt.-l OUT/ which supporting air units as P O W E R / P L U S ) ) E V C R V < well as troops were whisked HOWCAMVOUOTANDWATCH- y W lLL TUG STRCMO f 7 MIGHT AT I to Germany for maneuvers, m US PACK A«AV THE PRO- ^ A R A cT e « o£ a J / t WEL vW < ElVG V I S 1 0 N S ,M A 3 O R ,V /H IU & B t V , U opened up nl-vv concepts for HOC PL E / THERE' SO lS'JB HAD MOTH'GG VO TEMPTATION! FROST OH SOUR air defense of Europe. GAT FOR A VlEGK HUT 1 VJi© FROM t. cts mg U. S. air bases In Europe, MILK- I'D HE SoHUMOR/ AaSf fAe GOPHER RAlDiHG*-THfc 1 and probably in other parts tCOULTJ EAT "THE WCULD AFFECT ice rtoX/i LEATHER SACK PtoCK OF xC of the world, can be maintain­ ed by greatly reduced staffs, officials said, (.'ninhat air units ran be rushed in when necessary or can be "rotat­ ed" between home and aboard on duty tours of several month',' duration. Big Lift May Give GIs Break Barbs lly Hal Cochran Prosperity nlway* moves tilting much alowrr when you linn'l puvu the wny. f e a lii Page 1-A Sanford, Florida W etl., October 30, 1963 Children Irnrn tn work moat of the things in the modern home, including their | parents. i Wet paint on a park hench i» what makes people sit down (to »«e if it'* dry. Worry Clinic Dfaa.'s rose Is ■ classic m by all mean* scrap hook K for use In high school psy­ chology course*. And yon parent* can employ It hi helping b a n i s h abnormal fears that may arise in your children. Remember, far* the bugaboo and then try to cerebrate, for that lowers emotionalism! Bead for tho booklet below. CASE Q-487: Diane G.. ag ­ ed 18. is the coed with a terror of closed spaces. Yesterday I explained how I finally coaxed her to rid* an elevator just one flight We got off together, though she was almost fainting with fright. Hut after she had rested nnd grown a bit more ealm, 1 sug­ gested we go buck down on iinother elevator. Despite the ten o r showing on her face, she gritted her teeth, look s deep breath nnd nodded urgent. “ You may push the button," I said, for action helps reduce emotion. Parent*, please remember th at axiom of psychology, for you can't remain emotional very long mid also be active! When the elevator stopped JIMY DOYir, PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS and the automatic door open­ ed, she gave me a last plead­ ing glnnee, but I held her arm nnd we both step|,ed inside, Peter Edson "Now push the main floor button,” I suggested and she •lid. "Let’* count your pulse lignin," I urged, so she began calling the heartbeats aloud. WASHINGTON (NKA) —I “The West bus no right to not believe the Africnn na Her pulse was so fast, due to A six-foot, gnu-pound ex- condemn Africn to one form tionalist leaders will accept' her terror, that she could prize fighter and school of government,” any* Sir white pat tnet ship today. Ten hardly keep up with it. dropout who became prime | Roy. “ You will lose Latin years ago they might have, And when wo reached the minister of bis native Fed- j America the nume way. if it had been elicit'd to first floor, she rushed out ns erntion of Rhodesia ami Nyif the devil himself wera be­ “It is a threat to the peace them in the right form. nsitland was reeeived byI hind her. "The people of Africa cry President Kennedy the other I of the world—more power in We walked around the block the hands of fewer people. If out for education, for skill a couple of tlmra and then I day. He bail a little-known tbn'.ocracy is right for the an,I for work. Yet their con suggested we try the elevator story nbout wliat lie says is United States and the United dilion today i* as poor ns it again, but go up two flights. going on in Africin. And he Kingdom, it should be right She demurred nnd wunted has ever been. said there's n moral in i t 1 for A fricu, toe.” to wait till nnuther day, but I “The gift of freedom hna reminded her it ia wise to keep Hut tlie only way the Afrlfor the United States on what ift now going on in l.a-i euii typo of dictatorship ran been to the politician in pew- your foe retreating ns fust ns lie changed, says Sir Roy, is er, not tire people. Nor cun you can. tin Ameriea. The caller wa* Sir Roy j by coup d'etat or assassina­ the people now easily change “Don't let the enemy stop Welcnsky, a white man whose tion of the leader*. to re-group his forces," I told Already one African prime the governments they have her, as 1 quoted the old Army fumily has been African for minuter lias been assassin- got by constitutional means adage. seven generations. His father was a Jew, ills uted amt another ha* been a t­ or opposition to th* ruling Thru I also Told her about party." mother n Christian. He is tacked twice. about to linng up his gloves j The opposition purty in now at ago 57. having Liken, Glianu is in jail. In hi* own the worst beating of his life,) Nyasubind 15 people have not in the ring, but in Afri-i been locked up fer opposing t Ito new government. Slow car. politics. It is better to fuce realitl Refer* he retire* to go down this development, he udfishing am! write a book viies, or tho African people Tho German Democratic Re­ which he think* future his­ will soon he disillusioned public (East Germany) Is a socialist state and th« Federal torian* may be interested in. about democracy. Republic (West Germany) la Tin* new prime minister of he wanted to come to Anuricn to meet Jack Demp-ey, Ilia now independent state of a capitalist slate. Olio can­ Nyamlnnd also has come to not swallow up the other, now- 58 mid '.'15 "I nni leaving politics,” he Washington. lie is l>r. Hast­ —Alexander Suldutov, Soviet nnibassador to Britain. said a t the Nutionnl Press ings Kumuzn Hands, a black Club on tho day before ho Africnn who receives official went to the White House. “I honors us tho head of a stats. RE-ELECT It is u state of threo million was kicked out. llut I want to pcopln with no Industry and say three or four things.” He think* they need saying. n per capita Income o f IJ9 And whether yvu agree with to $80 a year. It has been him or not, you respect his supported by a fill) million Sanford City subsidy from tho British. right to say them. Now that Nyusulaml is In­ "Do you realize vvliut is Commissioner happening in Africa today?" dependent, presumably the • he ask*. “ It i* becoming n United States will tie asked V BtislnesH Man That Will continent of national tiocbilisU to take over this privilege Sluntl lip For You with development bums. states," be answer*. I'd. Pol. Adv. Ten years ago Die British He describe* this ns the Parliament was persuaded to j *"~ process; First the Africans are create a federation of the | given the vote. One man. one three colonies of Northern | vote—which is supupted t» be and Southern Rhodesia and j Nyoxalnnd. But tho constitu­ democracy. Then the nutional lenders tion forced on the federation 1 elected to tiffire nturl to des­ by the British made the Afri­ troy their np|Mi*ition. it be­ cans think it was n creature comes a one.parly state. A representing only it* 200,01101 dictatorship is developed. And whites. Tho eight million | the rest of the world accepts Africans were opposed to it it because it is told this is from tint start. “The lesson I’ve learned," the twist thing for the Afri­ says .Sir Roy, "is that I do cans. » h i:d v .t x Managing Editor j i n r wkli .s C a n ty re m it Boc l s t r ll- m . IK I Io r t lie r iii.T E-JItor riiis rs Edi t or a x ii p id u iiik h non w ell * M - c h .n lc .l HuplJ I V I I ! 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M Eveljn Kuek Dorothy Kygfthroad y a * 2 jfo > id j tjh Acrylic Latex I'sint U ndenom inational Held At Homan'* Club Building On <Uk Avenue Oct. .10-31 Nov. 3 - 6 - 7 - 8 - I 0 Suns. At 3 P. M. FA 2-1823 or FA 2-8132 I n l r r io e A wife just love* to get things on time except meals. Entered »s sscond cl.w* w all** October 37. 1*1* »t the Host Offlc* of Sanford. Florida, under the Act of Congress of Mvrch. SANFORD FLOWER SHOF Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. Rol Hide Biting remark* are the just due* for those who always fish for compliment*. Services ( j n * u t *><I 111 1111it• i — and DELIVERED ON TIME Your Downtown Florist ALL NEW is being done About slums in many cities, likely became a alum house is no place liku homo. paid In adsanos. ____________________________ __________ McDonald CORSAGES ILK Quotes tom "emote* ■fnroltanaamrty b** fora the emotions soon begin to subside. Diane made the trip alone* so wa gradually got her so aha could ride to the 10th floor by herself. Then she also broke her slav­ ery to open window*, so s«ml for my boolet “How to Con­ trol Our Emotions,” enclosing a lung stamped, return envel­ ope. plus SO cents. I t is inval­ uable for parental EST. 1935 !N S U K A N C £ A T A SAVA Political Notebook Something W A L T tu t A . U IK I.O W , F i l l M ill th* standard aviation coda. "When a pilot crashes,” I added, “if h* is able to walk, he I* supposed to tnke • new plane aloft AT ONCE, for de­ lay will let hi* (error build up tn hi* memory until he may be ruined as an aviator.” Well, we went to the second floor and down again. Finally, wt tackled the th irl Door; then the fourth nnd fifth. Then I told Diane to go it alone. Rut she felt she simply couldn't do I t So I reassured her hy say­ ing I'd go to the second floor and wait to greet her when she stepped off the elevator. She finally contented to try. I urged her to count her pulse and time It via her wrist watch to help divert her a t­ tention and also give her something intellectual to per­ form. For you rnnnot long “cerebrute” (think) a n d a l s o FA 2-3619 C l / . CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Q jW S U M jO tn S U l Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th .St. Sales Office FA 7»U5 fa 2-atoa STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS �& Legal Notice Legol Notice n t h e c m c t r r m i iit o r m m j u d ic ia l r m cvtT. n amd r o « o c m . thoaee gun Southaaatorlr along a projection of the oaat lino o f gold Lot 1(4 to tha point o f lattroeetlon of oald projected lino with tko North lino o f tho SEK o f BW14 o f Section II, Townohtp SI South. R t o g o I t Knot, thonco run W est along tha aald North ling of tho SE>1 of 8W>; of oald Section I t to the Intorooetlon o t aald line w ith Iho SW corner of Lot II I aa ohawa an tho atorooald plait thonco run Northoaoterty along tho South and Southeast lot Ilnoa af Lota l i t . I l l and Lot Bn aa ohown on tha aforooald plat; thonco run Eaot and Soutboaatorly along tho South llnoo of L ott 111 ond III. aa ohown on tho aforooald plat; thonco run Knot and Northeasterly along tha South llnoo ot Lota III through III ao i h o * l on tho aforooald plat lo tha point of beginning. F ARCEL J -------—III From tho NB corner ot Lot I I I of tho SUBDIVI­ SION OF LANDS BELONG- INU TO THE ALTAMONTE LAND. HOTEL AND NAVI* OATION CO., a t raeordad la Flat Book 1. gaga 10 ot tha Publlo Record! ot Somlnolo County. Plorlda. run South IS M ! fast to an Iron a d o, th«nc* con­ tinue South 40 foot, mors or loos, to o polut on tha short of Loka Orlonta to oxisllng on 11 December. 1111, said point being tho point ot beginning; thonco run South 113 test, mure or l o o . to an Iron pipe, thanca continue South id f e d , more nr le*«, to a point on the shore ot I-aks Orlonta aa oalstlng on tl November lilt. Ihonco run Easterly along said shoreline ISO feet, more or lees, thonco North­ easterly .thing oald shuralino ids feet, mure or low, thonco Nurthwaalsrly (lung (aid ehurollno *34 fool, more or lass. thonco Kastarly along said shore­ line lift feet, thence North­ erly along .aid shorallns 313 toot, more or late, tu a point 30 foot, more or lata. East of lbs Southe a d t r ly corner of alorsaald Lot Ii3 according to Iho ohurollno as a d d i n g on II December 1941, thouco run West 33 fe d , tnoro or less, to Hit afore­ said Muulhaadarly cornor of Lot l i t . thonco South­ erly and W sit sr ly along the thurelln* ao a d d i n g oil II December 1341, a <llai*n.-e of lot) feet, mote cr lt.lt. to the polut u| beginning, cuulalnlhg 13.3 (eras, mure or loot. TOU AUK REQUIRED fa file your nnower or othor pleading with Iho Clark of iho above Court and terva a copy t h e r e o f upuii Hassell and Tuck, 304 tfuuih MaltUud Ave­ nue. Maitland. Florida, attor­ ney* for Hi# plaintiff, on or bofora November 33. III*, r d l u r a to do ao will result In the entry of a Dscroo I'ru ?unfese.v against y n ; fur Ihi relief demanded In tho Com­ plaint. XV ITNKtiU my hand ouJ seal of said Court In Hanford. Semi­ nole County, Florida, this 23nd Jay of October, 1MI. (SEAL) Arthur H Rockvrlth. Jr.. Clerk of tho Circuit Court Memluula Cuunly, Florida lly; Martha T. Vlhlon Deputy Clerk f t ) E I’opa H e.sett E. Pope l U t o d l of tho firm of BASSETT AND TUCK 330 South Maitland Avenue Maitland. Flurlda Attorney* fur I’lalnllft Publish UCI. 33, 30, A Nov. I, II. 1913. CDN-TI m a ton rrr. n r a u u . t a m i a r me. i m h ARTHUR X. READING. r u ittiff. * HARLOW, « l n know* WILLIAM B. BARLOW. <t »*•. #t At. Dofoodante. n u n o r ic rr E. HARLOW, ( I t s M m M WILIAM E. HARt o w . I l l M M l l •VRAM JANE BARLOW, docoaood; ADE­ LINE r . ADAHR, >1m known • • ADEU.Vi: T. ADAMS. do* c***«d; ----- ADAME, k tr un- know* h ■ • k • n d. docoaood; OEOROB A* FROET. doaooMd; LOUISA O. |L FROST, deeoao( 4 | CHARLES a . JUSTICE, o l ­ io known no C. a . JUSTICE, deceased; ANNA M. JUSTICE, docoaood; R. D. KEENE, do* cotiod; MART 0 . KEENE, do* eoaiod: E L I S A B E T H A. CHRIST, l o e o n o d ; -----CHRIST, kor unknown huo* knnd. docooood; OEOROE A. CHRIST, d a a a s t a d ; -----CIIIUST, talo unknown wlfo, doaonoodi IDA A. F. IIOFFHAN. and It w a r n e d . -----HOFFMAN, kor s n k n o w s huo* bead; DEAN B. Loobmto. do* ooMOdl A X N E U A LOCHMAN. d ie ts'* d ; U. O. KTATON. dteoniod; J. F. ANGB. daeomat X II. TUCKER, docooooil; L STORY. dooonood; C. CHRIST, docoaiod; C. E. GRAHAM, docoooodi F. R. MAGUIRE, dacoaisd; A. T. FULLER, docoaood; OEORGU MACT, docoaood; C. A. ROHERTS. deceased; OEOROE rilOHT. deceased; OEOROE W. MORSE, docoaiod; CHAR­ LES WHITTIER. deceased; ILL! AM L HRADLET. deeoaiod; LEONARD F. CREEST. docoaood; UENNING C. NOTES. <loco*iod; FRANK E. SIMPSON, docoaood; J O E L OOI.DTHWAIT docoaood; GEO­ RGIA A. WARREN. decoaioJ; JAMES F. IIUKSTI8. deceas­ ed: JOSEPH DAVIS docoaiod; GEOKGK R. KIHK, d o c t n o d ; ESTATE OF JOHN A GREELT. docoaiod; CHAni.ES U CARTER, docoaood; STEPHEN OSGOOD. docoaood; J. W. GOODKLL docoaood; JOSEPH ROSS, docoaiod; GEOHOE U. ATKINS, docoaiod; JOHN DAVENPORT. J n , docoaiod; ISAAC N. TUCKER, docoaood; REV. JAMES O'tlOHEHTV, doeoaiod; HENRY I* CHASE, doe l a n d ; GEORGE W. OREGOUT, dacoaand: REV. AR­ THUR X FEELING, dictaaid; ELIZA B. WHITTIER, d i c t a .Id. THOMAS J. KENNY, doeoaiod. L BSTELLA TALMAtHlK. docoaood; WILLIAM IIOLHROOK. d.coaaoJ, and Iho unknown holla. devliee*. Laalaaa, g i a n lf e e , and at.Ian* of Iho afnroaald per**, ns. and all poraona and parlloa claiml a s any lalerast by, through, undtr or a saln at any of tha above known nr unknown par11oi : and all porouiio having or claiming any aotalo right. Iltte or I n t o n i t III till land* u i n m i n lu w daaarinad. TOU ARE HKIIEUT NUTIPIED that a ault lo quiet tha tltlo lo tha below daicrlbod property h»* bean aommencad ogolnat you In tha Circuit Court of tho Ninth judicial Circuit In ond fur SimtnuW County, Florida. Tho abbreviated atylo nf t i n oauta l l ARTHUR K- READINO. plalnllir. va W. E. HAR­ LOW, alao known n t WIL­ LIAM r.. HARLOW, ot Ul.. ot , defendant*. Tlia du crlptlon o f tin real properly proceeded agalutt It: PARCEL l L o l l « lt through 111, 1(4 through 4(1. 414 through 414. (hat part o( Lot> (40 through ( I I lying taat of a lino running from Iho Northeast corner of Lot III South to Lake Orlmla according to tha tubdlvlilan o f lands belongIng to Aliam onm dprlngi Land, B o u t and Navlga* Hon Company, ao record­ ed In Plat Book I. page to, Publlo H.cordi of domlnolo County, Elorhla, and Lot BR according to tha atoraaald plat which |g alao dtaertbed aa; B e­ ginning nt tho Morthweit corner of Lot I I I of tho oforoiatd plat, run Wtat I chain* l l links to tho Norlhoaot aornor of Lot I I I of tha aforooald plat, run South I ehalno II llnkg morn or loan lo Lake Orient*. run along th f (horg of L ahl Orionto northoaatarly to tha ■uulhwaat cornar of *ald Lot III. run North o h d o s 11 links mors or lass la tha polni of be ginning. PARCEL n Commencing (4 Iho SC corner of M Lot 441 of (bo Subdivision of Hiu land b« un longing to A l t a m o n t e Land. H o l d and Nsvlga tloa Company, according te tha plat thereof as record ad fa Plat Book 1. pegs la. Public Records of .'vomipol" Cuunly. Florida, This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors IT TH E ITHRIIIT COURT, NINTH JMIIITAL CIH41IT, IT AND rent IKNINOLN COl'NTl. FMIHIDA. IN CHAN* l.'4*MY NO. I MOT JUANITA PENDLETON, Plaintiff. IX»D DICK PENDLETON. Defendant. NOTH T. TO nr.FENO THE STATE OF FI.01(111 \ TOi REDDICK PENDLETON Whom rooldonc* and addrat* la unknown. PLEASE TAKE N O T I C E that you art hereby required t<i file your wrrllton onewtr or dofanoo. If any, national­ ly or by an attornay, on or baforo December 3. 13(1. ot tho Office ol tha Clerk or Iho Clroull Court, at tho Court­ house In Sanford, somlnolo County, Florida, end to null 0 copy ihoraut lo Slenetrpm, Davie A Mc|nto*b. Attorneys for I’UInllff. Post office Boa 1314. Senior ,|. Flurlda. 32173, la that carialn divorce proeoadlns ponding agaluot you In tha Circuit Cuuit of tho Ninth Judicial circuit la and for Bemlm.le Cuunly. Florida. In Chancery, an abbreviated ililo of sold causa being "Juanita PondlOton. Plaintiff, versus ItedJIck Pendleton. De(eudant," end herein fall not or a Dscroo Pro Confaeeo will to oniorod sg a ln s t you. and ths •aueo proceed os parto. IdUAl.l Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., I'lork of the C lr cu l Court Jlys Martha T. VlUlea Deputy Clerk Stenetrum. Davie A Mclatoak Attorneys at Law Boat Office Bus 1434 Maufurd. Florida J27T4 Fublleh Out- 34 A Nov. 4, 24, 1343. ODN-lie L t gal NoHce H O W * o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED I M J I Florida Statwtra fSoe. •I IMS* NOTICE U H EREBY OIV. EN. Thai Marjorl* Latter tha balder a f tke fallo w in g corn, flcatt has filed said oortlfleat* for tax deed to bo l . , u*.l tharaon. Tha certificate num­ ber and year of l*au(nc*. ths description or the property, and tha aam e in which it waa assailed are a s follows; Certificate No. 11T3 Taar of Issuonco 11(1 Daorrlptiww o f Freegrrtyi SWLT 4» ft. or Blk II. Oood. en’a Addition to Altamonte Flat Book T Page 71 Name In which aiioaood Harmon Footer. All of M ;d property being In tha County of Seminote, State of Flor­ ida. Unltea such certificate shall be redeemed according to law the property described la auah certificate will bo sold to tho highest bidder at ths front door of Iho Hemlnolo County Court H om e at Sonford. Florida, on the fir at Monday In (ho month of Dec­ ember, 1941, which lo tho Ind day of December. 1943. Datad thla l i t h day of Oot* shar. 1141. (Official Clerk's Baal) Arthur If. Beckwith. J r , Clerk circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida Publish Oct. 34 A Nor. (, 13, 39. 1943. CON-117 notice o r a r p t .t r (T iox FO R T A T IIE E II I ( o r . 1B4.IS F lu r ld a B t a l a t r a • f la io i NOTICE US llKUEHT OIV* EN. That Raymond K. Lund•lulat the holder of tli* follow ­ ing certificate hat filed oald certificate for tax deed to bo le»u»d tharron. Tho certificate numbor and year of Iterance, the description of the property, and the name In which It was assessed are a* f ol l ow*: Cerllflcata No. (3 Tear of laauanco 1941 ll r e a r l p l l o a o r P r o p e r ly i L oll It A 13 Hlk 4 Lockhart's Subdivision Plat Book 3 Tags 0 II Nam* lu which aeeessod II. XV. Jones. All of said properly being In the County of Semlnolo. State of Florida. Unless tuch certificate m all bo re ­ deemed according lo law tha properly described In ouch certificate will be sold to tho highest bidder at the (rout duor of th« Somlnolo Cuunly Court Houeo at Hanford. Flor­ ida. on tho first Alonday In Iho month of December. 1143, ohlub lo Iho Jud day uf Dec­ ember, 1943. Dated this 10th day of Out* obwf. ,543. (Official Clerk's H*;|t) Arthur II. Beckwith. J r , Cltrk Circuit Cuurl. Seminole Cuunty, Florida Publish Oct. 14 A Nov. 4, 13, 34. 1941. CDS-111 N o I It 4* O F t m . l t t l l u v FOR TAN 111:41(1 (Bov. tal.ld l U f l d g (toilets* or mini NOTICE TS HER EOT GIV­ EN, That Dr. U. W. Stuns r the holder of tha following narllflcgla ha* filed aald cer­ tificate fur tax dood to b« Issued thereon. Tho certificate number and year of tseuance, tho deecrlpHon of ths proparly, and tho name In which It w as assoeeod are a* follow*; Certificate No. 424 Year af Issuance 1441 D r e r r lp lla n nf P r o p e r ly ■ E 144 Ft. of XV 343 Ft. of 9 U l Ft. of N 131 1 Ft. of E 3/4 of NXV* of NXVU t i t - . Hon t4 Townohlp 31 Ran*- 13 Nam* In which oesesee 1 liar* hart Jlrlnaon. All uf aald pro­ perty being In th« Cuunty u f Hemlnolo, State of Florida. U n ­ less tuch coriillcata shall b* redeemed according to law the properly doeerlhed In tuch carllflcat* will ho acid to lh* hlg boat bidder at the from door of His Hemlnolo County Court lloueo at Sanford. F lor­ ida. on Hi* Ural Monday In tho month of December. 1343, which Is tho Snd gay of Dec•tnhtr. IMS. Dolod thla l lr d day of Oct­ ober. 1943. (Official Ctark'a Seal) Arthur II Beckwith, J r , Clerk Circuit Court. Somlnolo County. Florida Publish OcL 14 * No*. 4. 11. 39. 1341. C D N -ltl NlirtCE o r INTENTION T o PMIIH ASE I Ml EH llt'I.K atI.ES IA W TW ALL PERNUN* 1IAYINO CLAIM* Oil DEHAIIDN AGAIN NT ALMAIFS UAHfiAIT STORE The undarslnned Intends t ' PUfchax lit bulk tho etnrk of goads, wart* or merchaudie* and stuck In trad* of ALM XII E IIAIU1 AIN STAIR42. located a: 1304 Sanford Avenu* at 2ith Street. Sanford. Florida, to* gothtr with the stuck of goads, warm or miruhendle* halonKlng to said ALM.XU'.A BAlUiAIN STORE, lucated In Hi* w jreltuu.ee a; Oak Ntreet batneen lot and 2nd Street*. Stnfurd. Florida, the oam# be lunging >u Carl C. Altl*:l, a n t to conclude such purchao* on November I, 1943. at tha oftic* of Uaseetl and Tuck, a t ­ torney* at lavy, 944 Snutli Maitland Avenue, Maitland Florida, end *11 per*uni h i v ­ ing cl.iln.s ur demands e g a l u . . the vendor ar* sjmonlahed to notify the undersigned at that address on or befor* oald data. DATED at Maitland, 4'lori l .. this 24tU day of Orl- ber, 1943. Henry DU * Publleh Oct. 3a. 1943. UDN-tSI •) �i s Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! X. Notices . Fc tm u ii Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 if. Far Rant VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, I parts, supplies for Electro-1 lux. Kirby, Hooker. AirWay, Rex-Air etc. free 2 pickup. New and Used I cleaner* sold. FA 2 9M BEDROOM bouee, Wtehea equipped. FA 9-MM ftrslft Oct, 80 1963 — Pago S-A 12. Real Ratal* For Sal* 19. S itu a tio n s W a n te d SWEETIE P IE By Nadine Seltaer BEDROOMS * dan fur*. Paneled houn. IN Month. FA 3^34*. [ 3 BEDROOMS, kitchen equip­ ped House. Fenced yard. Furn. Apt. 2300 MellonvUl*. $10 month. FA 2-3348. J. For Rent Apt- ^ ch*“ •A'jjF NEWLY decorated Apartment, ped. l i l mo. 309 MaiaeUa. W lU r * U* u ^ m Apply downstairs. Elm. CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbe| 2 BEDROOM Lakgfront Home Office 204 W. First Gables. FA 2-0720. on CnritBl Lake. 1100. 3 Bedroom. Lake J o e s up. I 2 BEDROOM furn. Apt. FA DEADLINES 2-0041, $100. For leaie—$ Acre CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: farm A home. $81. Avail­ Tu«*., thru Frt. • 3 P. >1. d»y F U R N I S H E D Apartment. able Nov. BUB. Shown by before insertion. lion. - Sat Clean and clots la. Jlmmia u m tliliM a l noon. Cowan. 333-4013. GEHR REALTY STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: FA M M l T um ., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day TRAILER LOT ter rent. Mo­ bile Manor on SR 434 W .. before insertion. Mon. • Sat. of Sanlando Spring!. 30x100 NICELY fum. apti. Park noon. Ft. Burner lot, patio, south Apta. 1T17 Fark Avc. Ph, end of Mobile Avt. M. I FA 3-31 IS. Schueman. TE 1-2128. 13 BEDROOM house. 2 fuU rn-rm ori stwr. baths, kitchen equipped. Ra­ NOTICE 18 htrclir given Shut APT. 119 Elm- Newly de venna Park. Call FA 2-1013 coraled A new living room n •• nr# engia*J In h u i l n o t at I K E I n i St., Hanford. 8«mlturn. *33. NO 3-5287. or FA 3-4733. nola County, Florid*, un-l*r a RinftrS CASSELBERRY. 3 Bedrooms. YARDS cleaned, small Item* hauled «r moved. Jtink pick­ l ‘l hath?, m itra l air, heat. Electric kitchen. Walk to ed up might pay for labor. FA 8-7539 or FA 2-4223. school. 3150 down, 338.00 per mo. pays all. TE 3-2666. PRACTICAL Nurse will care for elderly people In my FOR QUICK SALE home. Ph. FA 2 8135. 5 lots, flowing well. Appraisal value 31,250. Sell (or $1,800 Child Care FA 2-3274. cash. Box 35, Sanford Her­ 21. B e a u ty S alons ald. PERMANENTS JUST O U T S I D E OF THE Special for limited time CITY — Near intersection 53.50 Complete for Interstate 4— A cosy Taylor’s Beauty Shop 3-bdrin. house surrounded FA 2-1744 by lovely tree*. Very at­ tractive, l a r g e Barbecue Harel Porter Beauty Shop aetting in the back. Also Cold Wave 30.uo complete a utility room A a garage 1104 W. 25lll St. FA 2-1321 with shower. ALL OF THIS Harriett's Beauty Nook FOR 37,300 with atrractive Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians term*. 103 So. Oak FA 25712 Seminole Realty 1101 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime Legal Notice JO H N E. FO X tlV-MtllW •tag R EA LT O R PERMANENT Wave Special 20‘A off regular prices. Open Evenings by appt. Free parking lot. Servlets from lip to Up. Cut 'N Curl llcauly Shop 318 Palmcttu Ave. Phone dour (l) 322 0834 Phone door (3) 333 852a #W*4|Mb*w ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom. | TRAILER with 31* cabana. 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0559 2-bath house. Fla. room.| Full hath. $43 per month. 22. Huild • Paint • Repair kit. equipped. Eatra itorCall 323-0438. Ml c a n now w hy they drop th o so a a t/o n a u ti into CRYSTAL LAKE REPAIRS — Remodeling — ago area. FA 31313. th o w a to rl'' N E W M O D EL Additions — Family Koonti 1 k 3 BEDROOM Apartment P R IN C E S S Quiet neighborhood. FAS- i For Root 12. Roo) b U U For Solo 3 B R .- m Bath - Lg. Fla. —Reasonable — Financing Arranged — FA 29310 — 1433 from 8:30 to 3 p. m. Rm.—LakeVlew—Air Cood. tear FURN. a bedroom house. S t Johns Realty Work direct with Carpenter. Monday thru Friday. Fb. SIS! J. R. I-a roltelte -A ll Elec. Adults. No paU. FA 3-7684- THE TIME TE8TEI) FIRM in rorN T T jrn n w ’a c o ib t . FA 2-4501 any other lime. Aaron allies LOW. LOW DOWN 23. IMumlilnir Service* Publish Oct. 1«, II, IS, .Nos. m :wi >o u : cov.NTT, »’I.on 111 N. Park Ava. FA 2-4123 USA. I. '441. 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen PAYMENT 2-BEDROUM farm concrete r«T »T g: o p CDN-40 HINSON & HEARN $72 Mo. pay* I'rln. 4 Int. equipped. S it W. »0th RueeL Harold N. Wood, dictated. block home near downtownNEAR HOSPITAL IN THIS r l R f l IT COP NT IN n o t h b o f f i n a*. nr.p»N T Phone Sales office 523 2741 PLUMBING CONTRACTING Fb. FA U-5584. 375 mo. FA 2-3041, AND A PPI.lt* ATtfIN PON ANU FUN I K N I I O U C O H I m tkla neat 3 bedroom home Repairs 4 Water Heaters TV. r iU H I I M . mat'll anon HENTAU at 1101 E. 4th SI. Corner FREE ESTIMATES All persona art hereby noil- WILL SHARE my furn. homo i i i t N r K N i r n o . isia a FURNISHED ' location with 2 lou, tlwp 204 E. 3rd St. 332-UII3 Ti:.\C llK ll» IN.Sint.VNCK AND fled that the undersigned at with reliable couple. Call AN M UTT ASSOCIATION !>/ Essculo r o f aald astala. haa 3 Bdrui., t bath apt- on wall with iprlokler »y»t*m, Property Manuuunient 822-4350 after 6 p.m. AMintlCA, a New Tork cor­ completed the administration PLUMBING lake — Itoo atorage houic. Only flu.Noo thereof gn-I hat filed In aald poration 4 Sales Uroker Contracting Repairs Plaintiff. 3 Bdrm., ! bath heme — »IUi toma term*. X n i e %,*' K . \ . r NO. ORLANDO. 3-Bedroam*, N*. FREE ESTIMATES C onve nie nt — f too KTI.S THOMAS PKEVO, JR., jfetlon* therein, |f any, should u n f u r n i s h e d . $90. T E 3-5117 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS R. L. HARVEY h# iluty filed. After filing 2 Bdrni.. 1 bath home — at us, liefenuanls. 201 Sanford Ave FA 33333 Realtor Offer* fur yuur lelectioit Clean — $83 Hi I**o*fo*^ ha',lc*ian* p £ 5 | W K L A K A APARTMENTS; N o r m : ok m it Raymond LumlqiiUt, A*ao. these Uvuutiful 2, 3, & 4 1 Bdrm., 1 bath larage apt. one* week for four comeRooms private baths, 114 n its statu o r r i.o iiu u '27. Hpcciul Services* FA 1 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg Hedroum TOl Kyla Thoms* Travo, Jr., outlve wcaka. the m atttr ef - 133 W. First St. approval of la i d rapuri and 1411 With a n Avanua, | Bdrm., 3 bath, extra nice LOVELY 2 Bedroom block the o r d e ri n g o f distribution Norfolk. Virginia. Air-Conditioning upstairs apt. M i n o r a ! T. Pravo, Uls uf said a s ta ta will oome before [3-BEDROO.M - 8160 H. It. POPE CO., INC. Home with separata din tha court. wlfs. Clean, nicely furn. Adult*. 21K) So. Park Avc. FA 2 1231 '.‘431 IVIthera Avanua, F irst National Rank Ot ing room. Large screened |I5. FA 3-0883. Norfolk. Virginia vv t u t - - I’s-k UNFURNISHED Owned Homes east porcei. Locaied or. Tou or* heraby nollflad that Hr: UO'-rue d. nargesag SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ 3 Bdrm. t bath, ktt. equip. t r u s t Officer S suit haa baan (Had aaalntt large corner lot with fruit, | UNFURNISHED. 3 Bedroom, tios, etc. Free estimate, l’h. — $45 Priced From $(5,750 you In tha abuva entitled A* Esocutnr vf said estate oak 4 magnolia ires'*, 2 Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3451. 3 Bdrm., I hath, k it equip. 322 3306. cause, and that you are rt'lUlr* rubllth O ot. II. 11, I I * N->v Car garaga. By owner Ph. 1141. ed I - flla your answer with Down Payments — $35 Iho Clerk of thla Court and CON-4* FA 2-4199. EFFICIENCY Apartment on M. G. HODGES to terra a copy thereof upon As Low As $100 Firat St. Near 3 city free 3 Iklnu., 1 bath, kit. equip., iho plaintiff or plalntlffa a t ­ l a th o 4 'u a r l a f |b o I 'n a a ly PRICED ItlUIITI nice — $110 PLUM BIN G Monthly Payments torney*, whose name and ad­ J a d g e . a e a s la n la l a a a l y , Klac parking luta and tbopplni dress la Jennlnci. Watt*. M b . l a K ra b a le . 3 Bdrm., 1 bath, kit. equip. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, CB home WELLS DRILLED stores. No utility chargei. Clarks and Hamilton, 1140 l a e a i K a ia ta a f From $48.50 Newly painted Inside, large Clean — |13 PUMPS SERVICED Suitable for couple or ala Oaruotl National Dank flulld MATOLA LtTTLN APAbfa To ninkt the best hom* yard, draw rods 4 blind!, 4 Bdrm. 3 bath, kit. equip, In*. Jacksonville 3. Florida, Heoeated. AND INSTALLED lie, also retired people. buy, tee the not later Ilian November t3, T a A ll C re d liu ra a a d K eraua* ltullt-ln kitchen, combina­ on lake — 3165 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FA 3-4712. inquire Jacubgun 1143. If you fall to do ao a l l a v t a g « lalM e a r lla a ia a d a tion rrfrlg. 4 freerer, sunk­ VA - FHA FREE ESTIMATES decree pro confatao will bo A g a la a l B ald L e t a l t i Dept. Store. en well and extra utility OnKred against you for tho T»u and eaoh of you gro CALL FA 2M3J Appointed rsllof demand*.! In tho com­ hereby notified and ro-rilrod room. )|oo and closing PAULA ROAD lo present eny claline and do- APT. 330. Surplus City. plaint. Till* suit It to fora Property costs. FA 2 2340. REALTOR - INSUROR eloso • m ortgaff. Tho rsal mands which you. or oliher at properly pio-tt.ls-l attaint! la: you. may have against the R E N T A BED FA 3 4991 1910 S. French Ave TREE-SERVICE Management & !.ot 14. Ulock It. BIJNItAND tstet* of MATOLA LITTI.H RoPaway, Hospital A Baby FHA VA ESTATES. a subdivision, ADAMH. deceased, latg of a-a!•I Compluto l.awn Service 1 ULOCK FROM FRENCH Sales Broker Beds. acuurdlng to a plat there County, tn the County Judge GOVERNMENT 1IOMEC tree Estimate* FA 2 1277 of, recorded In I’U t Hook of Hemlnole County, p'lurlds O S FIRST ST. By Day. Weak, or Month 2 AND 3 UEDltOUMS II, pagci t l lo >3 ef tha gt hie offte* In the court COMPLETELY REMODELED haul# of sail County gt S*n. CARROLL’S FURNITURE VACUUM CLEANER 1 AND 2 BATHS Public ncoords of Ismt ford, Florida, ..............._ SPIC AND SPAN ]>»•!« Olg cal- | ph. PA 2-5181 l i t W. lit St. nolo County, Florid*. UK PAULS Most Kitchens Equipped WITNESS my hand and tho endsr months from tho lime IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Of (Ice FA 3.2111 PARTS SALES Down Payniont From •cel of aald Court at Sanford, of tht first publlratlon of 1 Ilcdruom Duplex, furn. Phone 322-2744 tor impection. Night FA 2-0648 ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir­ KtotiJo. tula l i t h day ut Oct­ this notice. Uacli claim or da niand shall ht In writing, and Adult*. 108 W. tth FA 2-3810. FHA $100 VA ober. 1313. 323 0700 by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E ahall slat# Hi* place of roel3 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom (SEAL) LOW MONTHLY denco and poet office address 2524 Park Dr- Sanford. Fla Tiller Queen, etc. Free Arthur II. Oeckwltb. Jr., LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, Houses. FA 3-3635. PAYMENTS Cterk of th« Circuit Court of tho clslmant, and shall bo pickup sn<l delivery. Serv. alio 1 bedroom trailer oo gworn to by Iho claimant, hi* 3 BEDROOMS, IW baths. By: Martha T. Vlhlen EXCELLENT LOCATIONS tgent, or otlornfy, and gny Ing Sanford for over 15 large lake. Adults only. Ph. 9. For Solo or Rent Deputy Clerk Swimming pool Furn. or IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tiirh rlvim or demand not so Jennlnge. Watts. Cltrko years. Duiided and licensed. FA 2 7380. tiled shall bo void unfum. I3t Lake Dot Dr. A Hamilton 3 BEDROOM Ctl Home, FA 8-4703. Rllsthelh Adams bharon Harriett National [lank Did*. Sunland. We Can Qualify You For kitchen equipped, neat New people In to va look at As Admlnlstratrli of tho Jacksonville 3. Florida Hstato uf One Ot Those Outstsndlng Winn Dixie, Call FA 2 3598. Htrald Ada. Be lure your Publish Oct. II, 31. 14 A Nov. SINGER MAVOLA LI I TLX ADAMS. «. 1*4*. Home Buys la Mlnutail butlnai* la represented with Dfceated ROSA L. PAYTON c iin -k SALES A SERVICE IsAKQE 3 Bedroom House*, STTNUTItOM. DAVT8 A attractive advertliemcals. Reg. Real Estate Broker Dial Operator 1 4 3 baths. By owner. 2U3 For Complete Inlucuutioii, IN THM « IH4T'• T ( H I NT OK MoINTOSII FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha -A sk For— W X il*oo T i l t : n i n i'll J i tiH U t , i in ­ Ailornrya for AdmlntitraiHg For real autumubllc bar t . 25lb 81. See Or Call Your c u r or in k r o l l *CMI- L-luards Oull-llnu gain*, check the Herald claiaHanford, n r lla H ill N O I L COP NT V. ri.OOIOA. 15. llualnckH O pp o rtu n ity WELLS DRILLED. PUMl'S, LARGE 4 Ur. older Horn* ou FHA - VA C II'.N I LHV NO. u i e a 1^ SI *° * >">r * I KC*,on' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS KI1UT N A T I O N A L CITT !l*blM Ilk«. la Lake M*ry- Many 8A LK H BROKER SERVICE Station fur Irate IIANK TUChTKE tIEM .IIAI. CDN-IJ ‘ Ml Type* and Ruts extras $475 month lease or timid local hut Only small E S Iiq.nV E E S UENKKIT Me Repair uml Service N o rirm to h lk h n ii will sell. FA 37752. TfH'HT i|/» dated as of J*n capital ncedid by right r iiL i n n : ok m u i i i i i i u h s T I N E uary 1. 1*31. HILHKIIT li. Jl. I.VI 'ilIM N Real Estate—Mortgage# m a n FA 2 4313. Plaintiff, N o u n : TO IlLKLNO Machinery and Supply Co. 12. K m I R x U t* F o r Sale 111 N. Park Avc. 322 3DO an I C I N U t U McLAUtlH• vsr i l l : a | s ’l'i; |i|- I l ( i | l HIV TO, LIN • 207 W 2nd St. FA 3 6133 I ’H U .U ' H. MiHKoN. J i t , 0t HI.<>(tili; r u m eat OitA 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ Ravenna Park FA 3 7493 MODERN Coin Laundry. City Address L'u knuan U«. iw)u r u m water. Sewer. T e r r a r i a You. and each of you. are Call Evenings at Halen l a a i s chen equipped. Owner be­ Piano Tuning and Hepalr rout* i Dos t i t hereby n . .u f n d th at suit ba* flour. E n clo se d . Guing bus! VHLNULO Crossviiie, Teni.esesa ing transferred. Mutt sell. FA 3-0.iW NO S-6321 FA 3 3W3 W L. Ilariuun — FA 2-UJJ been file-1 a s a ln a t you la the v p i i t u o r a i - r r in tli» flet'tloius naru# of. L A 8 DF.I.IVEHIF.S. f«rm*-ly DukCt P s llv t r y Strvlre. and that wo Intond to roaliU r said nsm* with tlio Clark of Iho Circuit Court. Hornlnolo County. Flor­ id.! In aecordane* with the provision* of Iho Fictitious Ram* Htstut**. tn-wlti t a c ­ tion I I I *1 Florida Statutes Legal Notice V A - FH A ($ Jim Hunt Realty Government Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrum Really Legal Notice a n o n Fit Mil* KQiiiu M ist t in •IO: |* 111 LI I* H MHllT'iN. J IT and LIN'D V VN.NK MOU­ THS', lil* wife III a l i i L M T H COLl.CrlKlt.VUG THXNCaSf.L V»U a rc hereby notified that a Ouiiiplallit lu luieatus* . vaf la i n nuirtd aga anuumber lug tha following doacrlhad t e a ' pruperty. lu-wlls Lot II. OAKLAND U lL Li. aocorillng lo Hi* plat Ih areaf a t r»oord«d In r u t UooU 11. r e g s s 41 and «(. Ihit-lh: neuor-ls of 8 a m |P "l° County, Florida, h a s ha*n (Hot against »ui» In th e a b o v a - e ty ls l suit, an t »ou a r a t e iiu lr e l lo serve » c-<py o: >ui|r Answer or other P K a d l n g to the Complaint on p l a i n t i f f * attorneye. ANDLL60S. KL-bll. DBAS lA)W»i11Lb A V*<1 den BLIHi. *?? L i s t Coulral Avaiius. Orlando. F l i r U a and Hie tha urlalnal Answ er or ulnar I'lead'n* In Ilia of lice of the Clark of the C'lruuU Court «n or before the I HU d*y of November, U4J. If yuil fall to do so, a daorea uru ronfesso will be taken a g a i n s t you for d *" toandad In the Comp.alnt. T i l l Nolle* shall be publish­ ed onoe a week lor fuur aanaeculiv* * a ek » '» ,!>c Oanfurd H erald. t . , OATLD thla lO'h day of Oviober, 1441. ( i U A L) A r th u r H Uickwllh. J r . Ctork ot Circuit Court liy: M artha T. Vlblea Doputy Clorh .\m4«r«urt. Hu*-*. D#44*. Yuu and each of you, ar* C ircuit (ourt uf Heminule County. bTorl-ls, lu Chancery, heraby n u l l f l e l H u t suit ha* been flla I ugalovt y«u In the an a b b rev iate d title uf w h ic h . . Court nf S-nilnul* Is F i r s t Federal Havings Loan AssuoUtlu.i Of garni- I ' h 'l tl y Florid* In Chancery. TEE »N GREEN LOVELY 4 BR. 3 BATH Florida Room - Air Cond. Only one left—A* Low As $-150 DOWN d a l IteuurJ* U ...'a It*, page m u rtg a g g Uated March 4. 411. hamluut* Couaty Public and reaord In Offlclel Ftecnrdi, a nrum herlny the fat cord*of Bauk l i t . page lawl.rg Utacrlhcd real a - W ' V | a ° ,« u t a n 4 P u tt,a tu- wl ti Lo t I I . uf (JtlLbkd MItlU I I U ’I.VT Unit H uCT f f 11 1441, lieill, It. card*, enauuiuefIng ;h* full..*Ing ,|eia:|had leal |)ruli'rt*. ll: VHD lT loN TO CVHSBL l o . w l.v>: f t . of m l i U . N S 411HUK HUY. F U H l I i M 0*ml KOR a< it-'TII IltPt.AT AD­ out * C u u n l y , F l or i da aaDITION' Tu CAMKI.UKn­ oor -l l ng t a Plat t her eof u r. l - ' Ut HI DA. Heml nal f r e c o r d e d In Pl at Ocuk I t C u u n l y , KUr l da. t c c u r d l n g page I t . of t he Publlu l o ji l al t h e r e o f raCurded la f t e c o r d e uf Hcml aul a Ccuu H a l b u i lt II. |>ag* (4, of t y, F l o r i d a . t n* I ' ubl i a lieaur-le at a a J y o u e r e h e r e by rs-mlrs-l Oiaialnole C a u n t , . Vlon-I*. to 111* y u u r a u s w a r In said a n d you a r e h e r e b y re-iulr* I s ui t w ith t he ui ulerelgue-l lu fit* y o u r a . - a a e r ia **ld C l e r k a f s«IJ C o u r t * u 4 to s ui t wl lb III* uaaeri.guej **r»o a oupy t h e r e a t upon n * « | c i a r k af aal d Cu u r t a n d l a I ' l al ut IH's ailornsy, wii-.se * « n * a au p y I h t r e u f u Ihiu t ha n a m e an-l a d d r a a s a p p e a r b i - K l a l n l l f f * at lur ney, i vhui * low. on o ' bef ur# t he l l i h day n*i u* a n d S d d r s i * a ^ ^ e a r b*. of Na a a nt ba r , 1141, a n d la d e ­ low, an ur b t f u r a ih* l j l h f a u l t t h e r e o f Decr ee P r o Cun- de> uf N a v e u t u s r , 1| 4I snd In f e e t * will be t n i e i e d i ( * t n s l default lh*(*uf Deere* Pro you. Kunfeaaa win s* euieicd VV ir.NF.aH my hand aad offi­ a g a i n s t you. ci al seal a t t he Cu u n l y Co u r t V'lT M lrfn my hand and o f ­ h o u s e d m f o r I, Bcuilnol* Co u n ­ ficial »»<i »t ih* County ty, F l o r i d * l l l t t d*y of O c t ­ Courihuua*. Sanford. Semin­ ober , 1141. ole C ounty. H o rld v t i h day (SEAL) A r th u r H. 8 i ; k * t t h Clrrk Uy: M a r i n a y. Vl hl en I>. c . Low tide* * van lUu *rf A ttorney* a n t Counsellor* •« r h l l l l p H. Logan Hhl nhol ear a u i 1- e a u |,AW 21'2 Ea«t C « n t n l Office 0 ° * JJ** kjt\xmio. Florl'lR FA 2 3310. F i r a t F e d e r a l Uul l dl hs r. O. Uos t l l i Hanford. Florida A l u r s i y far I’l a l a t l f f $17 50 MO. l'HIN. 4 INT. HURRY! HURRY1 HURRYI atalq9 Office on Upssla Rd. Near Church Upon Oaliy A bat. 4 B un.- 11 to 5 Phono 322 2744 NEW HOMES BY HIlOKMAKKR 3 AND 4 UEDRUUMb 1. IVS, AND 3 UATItS KlIA, VA 4 CunveiiUotml Kiimncinyr! SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL RAVENNA PARK ANP IDYLLWILUE ,, . . . , ,, _ „ H a v e S e v e r e . New Home* Now Under Cunslrucltoa, And A Few Nearly Com­ pleted! V'e Can Also Custom Build of O.-lober, t i l l . J r. ISEAL) A Home Just For You. A r t h u r H. Ueukwllh, J r . Fcr Complete Information Clerk See or Call Your U y : dlartUa T- Vlhlen. D. C. Havgnna Park • IdylUilde UUIlIlp tl. Lagan EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT anlnhuleer a nd L-'San Klr*t Kederel L a u d in g p. u ll»* I t 44 Sen ford, Klerlde I.-' :»hon« 2 I I - 4 H 1 w t'u bltah Oct. 14. 11. 10 A Not . I ' ubl l s h Oct . I I . I t . I I A N ot . Attorney for P-'alatlft f i i' 0 : t t. l i . n «. 1941 i. IS«!. CDN-il CUM-24 CDN-14 Stenstrom Realty u t: 111 N. Park. 322-2420 ness, to ta l $I5,umi . la.Oou down W inter I'K. Midway 7 2131. ;> h» 8 ;■ m._______ SI. Poultry - LlTMtock ,35. Articles Wanted LIVESTOCK WANTED: Ua«d western S;dHORSE AUCTION Monday die. Good condition only. nito, Nov. 4. Starts at 7 Cash. Ph. FA 2-4175 after p. m. Location Ecoa Ranch 3 p. tn. Stab'.es, Hwy. 50 at Blthlo Cut-off. Good broken West­ 38. AqtMsobilws • T r a c k s ern pleasure and stock BUYING A NEW or hoises. Trade, Buy or Sell USED CAR? anytime Saturday and Sun­ FINANCE IT WITH U t day. Alao registered quart♦ Lew Interest Rates cr horses. For info call ♦ U>w Monthly P a ja e x ta 277-3421. Orlando. FLORIDA STATE BANK Ill A. Pels '63 MERCURY Monterey fuU ly equipped with power end extras. Will take $600. or good old model ter my equity spd you taka up 32. Flowers* - Shrubs payments <63-4601 Enter* prise, Fla. BLOOMING Roses on Cherokse stock. All other kinds M Dodge Pickup. FA 3-4994. ot Nursery thrubbory and 1061 RENAULT. A-l eond. trees. Low m ilea no. 1954 Ford. Ex. Gray Shadows Nursery ctllent cond. Ph. 322-5997 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave, after 5;30, all day Saturday. DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ nuals ready now. Upsala 37. Boats - Motors Rd. Near Mayfair Golf Gateway To The Waterway Course. Hobson S p o r tin g Goods Your KV1NRUDE Peeler 33. Furniture 30443 L U t Ph. FA »S96t Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. S Foot boat end motor. $45. FA 2-8113. U rry 's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4133. Id' x 10’ wide house trailer. 2 Bedroom. Alum- awning WANTED reliable couple to * truck. Lot 72, Park Avu. lake up monthly payments Trlr. C l. FA 2-4Q98. of $13.50 oa 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call TE 1-1511, Casselberry, col­ 14 FT. PACEMAKER run* about boat and trailer, ex« lect. cellcnt condition. Best oiler. See a t 108 N. Myrtle. Call FREE ESTIMATE Ppholstetlng 4 Mattress ren­ 323 9363 or 322-7821. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. HR. Motorcycles • Scooters Co., at 7uo Celery Ave. VESPA Scooter ter isle. p £ FA 7 3117. FA 2-4159 alter 5 p.m. Soil Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA .'-O.IT7. COLLIE. Female Pup. Sable. 8 weeks old. Has thou ami wormed. FA 2-7990 .14. Article.-* For Sale 17" EMERSON TV. Excellent cond. $40. FA 2-8381 after 6 p. ill. 1958 WKST1NGHOUSK 2 cycle auto washing machine. $33. FA 2-3873. AMl'HO PORTABLE Tape Recorder. Steropbunlc. 2 Speed HI-FI, perfect cond. with plenty of tape. $100. Covt now $350. P h o n e TE 8 2578. KENMURE Ironer; S' x 15’ itci’l wall pool willi filler; round black coffee table. 332 7022. Seminole Realty TH IS SPACE FOR THE CLEANEST Used Cars IN TOWN 1959 REFRIGERATOR ami Aquar­ ium. FA 2 5611. MERCURY 30 " Pill Li l> Deluxe electric Range. Push buttons, auto­ matic, oven timer, storage drainer. Used 12 months. Like new. $83. 322-2062. 9 - PAS8KNGF.lt STA­ TION WAGONt equip­ ped with V-8 engine, auto. Irnnn., p o w e r •tlrcring A brakes, r a ­ dio & heater, plua air conditioning. A solid car throughout, w i t h c l * * n leatherette In­ terior. n • w exterior f t n l o h . If* b o o n thoroughly inspected 4 la In top condition. Only MM REVERE Cine Zoom ['amor* Klect.-eye-maUe, rarelv used $AV 322 7882. OCTORER special. Rlankcls $1 99. Limit 3 please. ArmyNavy Surplus. Sanford Av*. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, linlvli, steps, blocks, sand, cttiouiit, ruck, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping atones. Miracle Concrete Co. ami Elm Avu. FA 9 6751 FDR A good selection of 3ml i bund heaters, lefritruraturs. ami elec, slows, come tu the FURNITURE E'EN IER, | I lou French Ave. WASHING Machine Service RINGER in uevy Wulout i mi- j sole, equipped tu Zig Zag k Frev Estimates ou Repairs make hultuuliulea. Guainii2610 Hiawatha 3337343 tccd. Assume (1 payments of j IS. Female Help Wanted (nets, closets, paneling, cork $K.tl). 101 8. Park. FA “KOir~YOUU SAFETY fluors, delightful klLliVII GIRIN wanted, no buokkrep- DRIVE with headlight* on 2-9 ill. ing. Nifty Autu Hath. 2 M with built-in rmiKu .V oven; Save your battery F r e n c h . FA 2 7434. 2 Ur„-«! bedrooms; nice Ian-l set of Morld Book Eucyclvqw! Install Safety .vo switch dia, Child Craft Dielionary, | scaping. $13,9uo fur quick HOME Jewelry Assemblers Uvucva Mfg. Curp. aiul Cyclo-Teacher. L i k e taleIdeas, Designed & developed wanted. Crest Mfg. 66421 new. NEW HOME Sewing | General Machine Work Commercial Hoad, ralliedMachine with buttonhole at­ Welding SO U T H W A R D dral City, Calif. tachment. FA 37980. P4i. Geneva '.II9 IUI.H31 INVEMIMENT a r e a l t y BEAUTICIAN Wanted. Ph. CUSTOMER A uluntuliilc S ervice 116 N. PARK AVE. 322 9173 FA 2-3712 Days, FA 22153 Went bankrupt, and w# were Evening*. forced to reclaim '63 Model A GHACIUUS HOME with “ AUTO GLASS Dial-O Matie Zig Zag, Like lot of ipacc fur fsiully liv­ 17. M ale H elp W untod INSTALLED New. lxio* Decorative Sew­ ing. Oh yes, a swimming WANTED: Man for driving iHeiikarik Gltui.w anil Paint ing, Makes automatic pool is included fur the I tu c k p a r t time, l'uisj by Company buttonlioles, sews en but­ family i u u ! 3 bediuums, 2 trip. Call K U m t fi-JlUo. 21U .Maguuiia Ph. FA 31422 ton*. Embroider*, inuuobath*, large Fla. room and grauis, darns, p a t c h e s , double carport glT.ooo with 18. H elp W anted Auto Glass, Tops tacks A hems. Assume re attractive terms, A Ren* Covert First Class Waitresses, liarinatntug 4 payments of lenders, Chef. Apply in per­ AUTO GLASS & $8.73. Ph. FA 2 6627. son to Robert Romes, Capri SEAT COVER CO. Yuu can Hud anything yuu Rest. loot S. Park Av*. 3l>» W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 need advertised in the Her­ FA 2-5232 anytime MEN — WOMEN — ~ ALE WORK GUARANTEED ald by Saufurd merchants COUPLES ItY OWNER, 3 bedroom, t!5 For quality uutumotnlcs at ba'li home. One bedroom WANTED TO TRAIN FOR low prices check the Herald GREEN URIAH classified pages where local Choir n tola a v a ila b le in has separate entrance, can | MOTEL dealers advertise. G r r e n l i r i a r ot l.och Arbor b* rented for income. Wi I INDUSTRY o v r r l o o k in g golf course. trade for smaller place. I C u s to m building l u yuur OFFERING Shown by appointment. Call! li Pays sp rrlfiru lio u . G rem briar Secure high paying jobs as { FA 29ani ilevclopt'd by motel manager, clerk, hos­ To Use tess, bookkeeper, to r free 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Fla. KINGSWOOD Ill'llTIER S INC. information wrtte Amer­ room. Fenced yard. Corner The HERALD 202 Fairinoitl Ilr. of 23rd & Magnolia. $I3,9U0 ican Service, Box 30, c^o FA 2-8074 Want Ads. Raniord Herald. [ 325-942* alter 6 p. u . D R E A M H O M E lit tl>« coun t r y . W'gtl 6 iitilas. l.iku new, l u x u r y Interior. Supe rb cab Watch *1095 1958 RAMBLER \5|R.\t4RA|KIH C U R TOVI I-door; equipped with V-8 engine, autum a l i c Iran*., power nleerhix and brake*, ra ­ dio and healer, beaullil J-tone blue, 'this ear g o o d mechanically and dean throughout. \ unis tuday (ur uuly . . 795 1961 CH EVY ItliiCAYNK I door *edani equipped with V-H engine, automatic trails., ami henler. A sparkling white Mulsh with blue interior. Tblo car W right ami priced la muve Immediately! $1595 Save! Save! AT H O LLER Motor Sales COMPANY '2m l. & P a lm e tto PH: FA 2-6231 FA 2-0861 ! . �t h_ _ _ _ Business Brief Inflated Tent-Church Touchfon's Open Seats 5 0 0 Persons Fall Bargain Sales Thursday * A new eonccpt In religious revival meetings haa been Introduced here In a mam­ moth balloon tent on French Avenue where a aix-wcek evangelistic service is under­ way. The huge Inflated enclosure, stretching 120 feet in length and standing 23 feet high, has a seating capacity of 500 persons for the revival being conducted by t h e Seventh Day Adventist Church of Sanford. The balloon lent Is In sharp contrast with the old circus typo canvas revival tents with the familiar poles, guy wires and stakes. The new type tent lx inflat­ ed with air and is hckl se­ cure by 50,ooo to 60,000 peunda of rul'd halUit. Sand is laced In rtos# at the bot­ Fall bargain day* begin In earnest Thursday with the’ opening of the gigantic 10-day Rexall 1 cent rnln at Touchton’s Rexall Drug Store, 121 E ast First Street. This famous "Penny Sale" Was originated by Rexall in 1013, and always gives Rexall customers two sale items for the price of one, plus a penny. "As American as apple pie," Glenn McCall explained "Any tradition that survives for SI years, as this Rexall 1 cent sale has, is not only a sound merchandising Idea, it also attests to the success of the principle of free enter­ prise here In America. In this 1 cent sale, our customers can save nearly half on their needs, yet are assured of the same fine quality they know is guaranteed by Rexall. "This year’s 1 cent sale is no exception to his fine tradi­ tion. Resides offering Items useful during the fall and win­ ter sensons . . . Jtcms for all members of the family, as well as many products for the home, shoppers will find plusvalues In our Money Savers and Surprise Ruys which nre not on our 1 cent sale plan | but were purchased for this ] event to offer otir customers apccial savings.” Touchton’s Rexall D r u g Store Is now offering custom­ er* Advance Shopping L ists! which permit them to check j off needed items before the 1 cent sale starts. Lids may then be left with a salesper­ son, and the orders will be ready on the first day of the sale. tom and the fireproof tent, of neoprena and nylon mnterlal Is blown up. Some 2.500 cubic feet-per-minute is required to hold It up. Two blowers are constantly supplying air, although occupants of tho tent can feel no breeze or draft. Six men spent two days erecting the unique structure. The tent Is especially sturdy, being able to withstand winds up to 10o miles-per-hour. Father-Son Act H r* V n V o rf 4- * _ O c t W J W . l M # n r w 6 j r | s W rrsH Elect Officers Tha Junior 4-H Girls Clnb of Lake Monroe elected offi­ cers a t the meeting held laat Thursday after school in the Community Building. Named were Judy Bailey, president; Marlene Dorn, vice president; Karen Kirkpatrick, secretary-treasurer and Kathy Ryals, reporter. Prior to the election Miss Myrtie Wilson, agent, gava a demonstration on measuring cooking ingredients isilsted MAMMOTH BALLOON houses revival services on French Avenue. by Sarah Dyson and Yvonne Stripling. Adult leader* working with Misa Wilson for tha club are Mrs. Charles Stafford, Mrs. Ry Helen Snodgrans of tha nations represented, Tamaleski, Viola McCarthy, Robert Dorn and Mrs. Harry Sixth grade students of the group was directed by Tom Hatchett, Daryl Ullery, Wilson. Meetings sre held on the Enterprise Elementary Mrs. Daisy Lee Gunn, teach­ Mannie Zuniga, Judy Rich­ Thursday afternoons after ardson and Robert Munson. school. School presented * program er. Students Give United Nations Program ST. LOUIS, Mo. ( UI’D Two motorists collided today. Those taking part were When they got out to face on "United Nations" a t the Randy Spencer, Patty Swee­ regular assembly last week. each other, they found they ney, Doris Goodwin, Debby Dressed In native costume were father and son. Potter, Jeanette Ilradley, Joan Xwosta, Therein Itivctt, Frank Keg, Ronnie Smith, Melissa German; Rdlierta Murr, Ronnie Reall, Lynn Schrocder, Milana Craw­ ford, Gurd Ledgcro, Junior Meadows, Jimmy Roland, Richard Woodson, Steve Jef­ fers, Rabun Morris, Edward m w iwa. RE-ELECT tom McDonald Sanford City Commissioner • A Bu*ine«* Man That W ill Stand Up For You Pd. Pol. Adv. TOUCHTON'S "SISiT* Talcum Powder 1 Lb. Tin l(rg. b‘J« 3 For tide lee ioio aiirixoar 3UFill *9J Nfhm LEADING SALESMEN in OvIciIo’h school magazine Hiih.xrription cam­ paign uro Ted Iiellhorn and Nancy Swenson shown here selling Mrs. Re­ becca Webb, teacher, in tenter, a subscription. (Herald Flioto) a pk% . HAII NITS MKX*------ g f l fe S H K Y t i *« a *> PLAYI NO CARDS 2 WITCH HAXIL~__ _ 70c H i M w i IDI i n m •» M l Paint PINS____ 49* 49*Imfi StorMp m tor COTTON BAILS JNameless 1y i n ! BONUS .. . THERMOMETERS III Mill* COIMill BOUT PINS kna i+ee*tart • Paaea. N ffc IgliMNHwnUM LATIX a****CLOVIS —■ i. tic MVft a <•» Ui SStR IX FILM . 90* I1J.U JAll «4N SUt , ' 1 ^ , , buys rttcfcj rot mu mu later t e l l RUBBING A L C O H O L n«trU Newl CORN POPPER OVEN TOASTER Mates delicious popcorn. Ni stiling or shaking. Heat proof lets &tar.d't *% Q T 2 quart capacity. L i w l 4 slices of bfej-i toasted in SOseconds. Call, Broil, etc 2 cooking level*. O 99 /Uumnun finish, w lltetrld Powerful! llectric C A N O P EN ER 3-SPEED MIXER Attaches to will or stands on V.fup! Beat! Mo! AHtype* ot counter. Opens any sue or recipe*, [jector heaters for shape can. Bctb'e opener g g g easy hardhng 7 A Q acloded. Stands on heel. f> v * 9 Slant | ] IlM trk SKILLET IOC" Immersible. Otrol'el heat with autotherm Mjg:ctra,\“ Cocknjfit e . . it tha table. ] { ,{ | | ) Pottorla AUTOMATIC TOASTER Adjusts itself efimirvatingpre­ heating. Shade selector knob. S» ng out crunb tray 4*99 fa easy cleaning 0 2 .9 8 PANOVITE BLENDER rojioiM BUT, STUM ml DRYIION 9 steamverts lor fester slew pressure. n qq fabricselector. «f.*Jd MULTIVITAMINS Chops, files, whips, creum, etc. ! speed heavy duty ?h« D«butant« motor, tin. breakable DELUXE HAIRDRYER ccntaiier. ‘ Chrome In hat bo« ease with carry­ liTiltl. ing strap. 5 posit on s* tch and mil dryer. |f \9 9 Urfe tor.net. Quiet IU M tN-'rt f *vi *1 t»UMJm4 n r._____ 2 hr2.99 PANOVITE •it) Mairalt l" k2f-4.96 w •'a 2 h , 1°> Bor*i n I-mcUd* ertk. 11 I*. **9 ■tkkii| II a 2 |\ CHRISTMAS W RAPPINGS 3 -ROLL BOX U-aB tan. «M 2 I01 for CURLING RIBBON n i » w xa>«r "* a* H 1W & L I G H T I c® V 1L . - 1 ' - i i t TAPE RECORDER BUBBLE BATH Pctatl*. 2 aiotoa Rimota contrd mkrophar*. Mor-tor tafphflflfcfoa *c'k.|£OQ Schocl.hrvcl.ctc. ID Thru large boieswitli 20 pj'kcts in each for hours of fragrant luHOp ttious baL'u.........o O Vj SXUCfOlO FOUNTAIN SYRINGE foMIng type far k«mc ir firfc, N««. gnat* n yello*. bwanttM Stulyur. *}59 tt. n > i . < . . A m (Ait«*k.« AuV) Vawjt« Mari« 100 -» , *•« IMP • iWk MP 2hr120 2 Iff / M IN IR A IIZ ID • C O M PIIX CZtMUUS !«•• tea. sits OtiJtt IDTAtIP. 2hr26< AEROSOL SNOW Tk4Mfii t/m. (running n R K « R SET U nL ookit e e l S3 Pc. M.n'* T R A V E L SET Complete witts Ixetztr, bruihes, comb, containers, file, shoehorn, implements, ate. Leather usa. 0 9 9 L »«««n BREWER'S YEAST TIIERAMINS-M H*Al» PotBT>Cf VitBmift •Nth Mitrait lCO*|-7Jt WmmtlU. IT «• Ji 40- LIVER OIL cod ptMTun *19. L i t 2r«J60 S l i t , W IN I and IION TONIC CIMT ■19.1.f9 2 f« f99 B s e e rs C O U P A N T H E L P I N G BUILD F L O RI D A W . S c o tt B u rn s FLORALIOUQUIT Comi. rylca bruh xd teaper plated mator tev.Muity totted « jcMk | q q ei tbrxut...... L v v . . . U S CHEAPER, TOO P O WE R ro f f m y B u o c tts ',, VITAMIN C t #*♦*'•*«4».|* iwr» ^m ei'ycA lc^Jfit11 (t in el css F L O R I D A II ROMM HVfN, J • « Moro than n million Florida families liavo switched to mod­ ern electric water heating . . . because /lamdcss juakett tho UIG DIFFEHENCEt It is cleanest and most dependable by far. Completely automatic and carefree. No ilume, no fumes, no constantburning pilot light. Nothing to worry about. No Hue is needed, so your electric water heater can ho tucked away unywhero. All tho heat goes into tiio water—none is wasted up a vent. And less heat loss saves money. Enjoy it in your homo for nil tho hot water you need. . . instantly! Soo the new models now—round, square and counter­ top—at your appliance dealer, plumbing or electrical contractor. s Pt««n •♦oIbb.I 100 fully Troniliterliad 2 hr 2.01 BBM kM N nM N N CASCADE CHRISTMAS CARDS PANOVITE cw tut *n. ya oa f#f. M f J LI u aa.*».lf f* Ch.-lfBl l»i 1 VHOf .%* -m A i| *•§% fn.r* t« | »■*•! plane* nM lay mOn •rfll M-taxy. H HI M m irrTHMiU'H ltL m i,i ,i P*rt Fm 9m mbumI r*'- •"••t *4 El As* 207 Mag. Avc. TO U C H TO N 'S REXALL b R U S S “TUB PUESCIUPTION UUIl I'KIMAIIY CONCERN’ DOWNTOWN SANFOItD PIIO N E F A 2 -21S2 �FBI Agents Seek Escapee From Mental Hospital e LOc j& a n fo rit FBT agent* and other law I the FBI office at Orlando but | Barker, Braxton Pat# and officer* throughout Floridaj under no circumstance* try j Samuel S. Bass, escaped are conducting an Intensive to take the wanted man into from a mental institution while awaiting trial for kill­ VOL. 56 nunhunt for Thoma* A*bury custody. The FBI agent described ing a police officer. Mo also Madder, 22, described by J.F. Santoiana J r.. FBI ipeclal Madder as "extremely dan- had been convicted by a mili­ tary court martial of assault agent in charge at Tampa, a* geroua.” Madder had been in cus­ with a dangerous weipon. Me a "severe menace to society on tire FBl'a ID most wanted tody as a vagrant at Jack­ is dc*cribed as weighing 170 men liit." sonville Beach Sunday night pounds, five fret 10, medium Santoiana today asked The but waa released Monday. On build, blue eyes, receding Sanford Herald to publish this Tuesday in a routine check of reddish blond hair and has photo of Madder with the re­ fingerprint* the Jacksonville tattoo* on hi* left arm, a quest that anyone knowing Beach police learned they had | dolphin and "The South Will his whereabout* to contact let this wanted fugitive "slip Hise Again." through their fingers." Madder, a so known as John Ann Brandt vra* out mow­ ing her lawn the other day . . . and liked op a foot-ion* •oral anaVe. Say» aha kept right on running the mower back and forth over it. chop­ ping it into little piece*. • • • Local N ary personnel have been apprised their boss, Adm. David L. McDonald, top man In the Navy, will be Interview­ ed on the “Today" show over Channel 2 on Monday at 8:30 a.m. * • • The ft O Parties initiated by the Seminole County Young Republican* are beginning to WASHINGTON (Ut’I) catch on. These informal gettogether* are held each Wed­ At the age of 59, Rep. Tom nesday from 0:30 to 7 p.m Steed hn* just discovered tlint at the Riksha Inn. sex I* more interesting to people than government. In keeping with the typical The Shawnee, Okla., Demo­ Northern weather on Hallow­ crat rnsunlly- announced Wedeen, official temperature log­ ged this morning at Sanford , that he had discovered Naval Air Station was a girl* on the payroll COOl, M degree*. Warmer of a Monitor, lie did not Identrend is due this afternoon, tify the senator, and *aid he though. would not do »o, even if called • • • before congressional investi­ Civitan Dull initiated a gator*. number of new members to"I'm not taking a moral­ istic position about it," he d*y. • • • said. "I only mention it to Champion horseshoe pitch­ point tip the fact that secrecy er* of the area are I’etc Pay- in congu -siutml matter* op­ ton ami Cliff Wynn for the erate* to Hie benefit of no­ men and Mrs. Vernon Fedder- body but a few of the mem­ son and Mrs. J. G. David for ber*. It certainly is n"t in the women. At least, they won the intere«t of the people." •II the prise* at the Sanford Steed, a newspaperman for Postoffice employes picnic at ■JO year* before hit election Seminole Kish Camp. to Congress in HUH, included • • • the ca girl report in hi* R. E. Porter hear* that the latest blast nt the Senate for proposal for a new Ccunty it* iimisluiu e that 11 >use Home still continues at liiiiiiut lit **** Up the USC 0, ‘‘statu* quo" . . .although so-called "junk" or unuddressCommissioner John Alexander j ed limiting* under their fr.uik rontiniies to garner inform.* ing privilege. tion for his fellow member*. People who liv* in glass • • • i . ...... houses s. hi......... o uil .id „n •' >t ,throw All those C of C Coffee stones Steed said. "If the Club members who were senators want to reform thing* guest* of the III.II plant this around hero they ought morning received bottles of a s ta ll with the Senate apreial »»U' « from th« firm, j - ■ — ........- WEATHER: Fair today becoming partly cloudy Friday; hijrli today near 80; low tonight in 60s. United Prcaa Leaned Wire F-yUtblinhed 1908 THURS., OCTOBER 31, 19611 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 51 Castro Claims C IA Agents Held Florida Docked Ship Named As 'Raid' Vessel North Orlando Approves Four Ordinances Representative 'Opens Closet' Of Senator HAVANA (UP!) - Fidel Castro claimed Wednesday night hi* men had captured By Mona Grindrat! U. S. counter - intelligence Ordinance* establishing a agent* smuggling explosive! building code, a fire code, a into Cuba and threatened to curfew for minor* and grant­ shoot them along with prison­ ing a 30-ycnr- franchise to er* from a American organiz­ Winter Park Telephone Com­ ed raiding party. pany were approved Wedne*. Castro, in a two hour and day night by the North Orlo-mlnute television and ra­ lando tillage Council at a dio broadcast to th** nation, special meeting held in the cited the capture of agents, Civic Building. possibly Canadian* working IIADDEK The building code ordin­ for the U. S. Central Intelli­ ance adopt*, hy reference, the gence Agency (CIA), and ex* BWO-fil revised edition of the ile raiders as proof that U.S. Southern Standard Building foreign policy is "hypocriti­ Code. T-ie village clerk, Mr*. cal." Edward \\ (Barbara) Peters, He compared the incidents l:a* three copies of tlu* rules with the U2 affair of 19(50, and regulations for study. when Russia announced it had Iiie curlew ordinance regu­ shot down U. S. pilot Fran­ late* tire presence of minor*, cis Gary Powers over the under 17 years, in public Soviet Union. places between 9:30 p. m. Apparently going on whal The period Nov. |.J() Inis and « a. m. Exceptions will WIIAT THE DEVIL? Old Satan, himself, will tonight is Alllmllmvs Eve or, in the parlance of he had learned from Interro­ tm nut tonik'ht to nett re tho wits out of the little been designated for the m ail-1lie allowed when a minor is tho tiny, it’s Halloween. For the identity of our gating captured exile raiders. hobgoblins, ghosts, spooks anti witches who will Devil nlxivo, rend “Around the Clock.’* You’ll lie ing of Christmas parcels by in the company of hi* parents Castro named the vessel in for u big surprise. (lienild Photo) Ih» out to Heart) the wits out of everyone. For surface transportation to mem- or guardian or has an accept"Ilex" a* tlu* “ mother ship" able reason for being out af of an Oct. 21 landing attempt tiers of the Armed Force* on Cuba's south coast, des­ overseas, it was reported to- ter ihe deadline. cribed the vessel and said lay hv Postmaster Cerlte I The Fire Prevention Code, it was based at AVcst I’alin i Hoard. For air mall parcel* adopted hy reference to code i recommended hy the National Beach. tile period is Dec. 1-1is. I Board of Underwriters, I9fg) A vessel named tlte Rex Greeting cards for the and painted blue, as Castro Armed Forces overseas should edition including further revlj sions or editions, prescribes said, was found tied up at tho lie mailed within the periods port of Palm Beach, just designated for parcels if they I regulation* governing condiI are . to ,have a reasonable ex­ | tions hazardous to life and north of AVest Palm Ilcach. By t'nitrd Press Intel national the old Scottish poem goes. property front fire or explo­ pectation of delivery prior to Support of two of three state It wa* registered from Ni­ Ho* Altamonte Spring Christmas. Mi-s Heard said sion. Authority I* given the Town Council unanimously ap-1 Under moon-splashed skies "and tiling* tlml go bump In constitutional n m e ndmcnls caragua, whose government village fire chief to enforce She explained the term this law. proved its new election ordi­ and la darkened alleys, thou­ the night, good I.ord, deliver and the county proposal in is sirongiy anti-Castro ansi, Armed Forces includes perTuesilny'a flection wa* urged unofficially, ha* befriended nance upon first reading, sands of pint-sited spook, and us'.# The Winter Park Telephone of Sendnote Codntv vf ters ♦ot anti • Castro Cuban • x l ’•n aomud, iiiomher*-cf-Uiuic-/um- Cdtifplfjy ffTiictii*? rcFeived ‘ *duplittg It ori—soo-md r” ilie* and I'. S |j„,, ^ | -pj,r ~ ! third rending* hy title, only, at tonight to threaten inch* or jammed the streets of Con- ilay by the Chnmhrr of Ci»m- grfmf)*.- ! Bill Hemphill presented the Castro said the Rex was tho nteree. :eiv« J.e'i mail , a 1. The second ana f i n d ‘c a d -i" w ' ,,WMd Md tni!:u. III,, Wednesday nignt key* to a new 1901 Rnmbli , , , CIA's only taiat and had been From Pumpkin Center, S. Arttiv po-t office (AI’D) or „ ,n; wU| (jU pl#(;(, Dcc„ m. Wed.......ay night. lo three resolution. *.gne.l ^ ,ca, t J0 rald, American to tho Chamber of It. to the United Nations, If* j f"r ,,,t’ a»,'wol Halloween p»,,y ,.ri.s |,|rIll j.-rnn,.j, K > u „„. Fliet j .*t '* .offiic ....... ‘(FI’O). (h'I ! The new law changes the against Cuba. Commerce Wednesday. Char­ the annual celebration of Hal- radc. All article* should lie pack-. Jr., the It wa* pointed out that thi* method* through which candl-, , . I I millat ....................... - Chamlier tupThe CIA In Washington had lie Morrison, genial publicity ed in boxes of wood, metal, (r .mdilse had been executed dates an* to qualify and pro- bmcen. tlio ancient rile that | A resident of tiny Pumpkin ports three issue*. no comment either on Castro's man for the ( liamber, accept­ laics back to the Droids of solid fibeihoard or strong by Krank fori)1(>r Capt. Jam es O. M >o, com­ u vide, for re-registration of all ( enter said Halloween nowuAmendment No. J would speech or the vessel. ed. mander of Sanford’s Heavy ibiublc fac> ! . irrugatcd fiber- >*»r. and signe<l by tails Mrick-1 muni. ,pat voter* and fur ul»- cat best Britain. days isn't like oi l times whe t P»'rinit the State to Ismie »7o Castro promised to present •'From ghoulies and ghost Attack Wing One, will leave lioard. All fiberlxiard boxes laud. former a»*l»nr ,0 •') bonds to finance 0 q television - although h« Tom McDonald ami Earl 7e“ Friday for a week’s visit to hould be wrapped In heavy | cit.r|, jn Octotrer of ItMl new univernitie* ami junior did not set a date—the five lleglnnii'g this venr candlTligginhothum »re really out boost atop Coup the Sixth Fleet in tile .Meill paper and well tied with ever, minutes read at the | date- will l>p required to file colleges. "infiltrators" he said wero campaigning with "vigah" for stri ng cord. I i..e«s complete­ next month state that no or outhouse* to lip over. terranean. No. 1 would captured in the Oct. 2! landa writ lei) notice of intenl to Tom’s post on the < ity Com­ ly puckrd ami tightly filled, Retired g rocer Roy Hough ja slw a While there he will consult permit the Mote till —Alii*nipt hy two smaller mission. Al Wilson coasting with commanders of the sixth lioxea are likely to be crusli- Hireling wa- held in October qualify 20 days before tho of Newton, Iowa, passed out | bonds f .r recreation pur boats put lnto~lRF~ocean off due to lack of a quorum and j election. A filing fen of flv Into his job again . . . with­ Fleet ami Carrier Division i ed. morn than f t , 500 to the young therefore the franchise was per cent of th* total annual poses and water conservation. Ptnar Del Rio province from out opposition. sters Wednesday night — in Six and Observe fleet rxer- . Sufficient cushioning m*. n„ t |rKa|)y aranM thlJ | , a| of ,lffi|., ,, The county issue, to bo vot­ the mother ship. rise* involving Heavy Attack tonal should le used to pro- (jtnp fake Confederate hills. Each ed on by all electors, would ,-d. However, no member of The Cuban Premier said th® Did you notice that ch»P; Squadron One, which i* dr- vent any rattling or loosening | n „t|1Pr business Hie i tool a penny taped to the back. permit llie County Commis­ CIA agents were arrested the presently elected council •'working his way up in the ployed from Sanford aboartl of articles within the package. cj| approved resolution* sion to call n apecial election when they landed at Jo.sa rei elves a salary. ST PETERSBURG (U P D world" a t the courthouse the USS Independence. A slip showing list of con- j doming constitutional amend of freeholders only to pass en Marti airport outside HavanNlno women were hospital­ Tlie provision for re-regis­ Wednesday 7 Roger I.ommler, The visit by Mayo ami two tents and the addressee should m rnt tvxsi and the county en a lion.| ue if the Stnto na Oct. 2t m * Canadian tration will not affect tills ized, apparently with food poi of Longwood, ratlier than staff officers is part of a con- : )>•- enclosed in tho parrel. In abling measure to provide Bo*id "f Control selects a site Piper Cub plane. He did not soiling, following a luncheon erect scaffolding to piader | | niling \a v y program to ac- t addition to articles normally mean* for purchase of a slate year's voting hut after Jan. I. m this county for » proposed *ay (tow many were arrested Wednesday at Temple il'Nai I.oil, bonks will l<e opined for high up on the courthouse quaint selected aviation olfi- , prohibited in the mails, university site, should it lafour-year university. One site ami failed to identify any of a total re-registration and no Israel wall, was up on stilts. I cial* with Die need* and pro- matches of all kind* and light- local. has been offeied gratis. Four tile plane passengers, except person wlio-e name dm-* not i cedurc* of their deployed er flui.I may r»t lie mailed to It was announced that new OKLAHOMA C1TA' (IJPI) "(her* must ho purchased I to say that one "wa* from R. 1! I’orter liens tt-xt forces Mayo command* six overseas militaryaddresses. rules and regulations prepar appear in the new hooks will NEW AullK (U P h —Three — The Oklahoma Republican "hould the b'totn select one. Coral Gables," s Miami aublie allowed to vote In the ID'S I Dwight Blaekwelder i* about squadron* wh h reiularly de -----------------<•(1 by the village police sis* Soviet I N diplomat* accused Stale Committee announced Dii* bond Issue would provide urb. elec t ’ons. to leave our fulr city ploy with the Sixth Fleet. partment will be presented tf spying hurriedly. packed )A’i-*ln* *diiy u contest "to find ^un,D ^"r 'he purehttso of one l i.illicit annuiim•••! ili.it bids .. set up a restaurant business From the Mediterranean. for discussion al the count il'a i new pickup ti . and their bag- today to comply out the crisis that will occur "f ^"',r f"r piesenlatioo JJ I'jX U U U t(.'(I at St. I'etershurg. ) i uptain Mayo will proceed illNovember meeting Tue day certain tools at I equipment with a Stale Department no] lust before the Hhll elections." t« the Slat MIAMI (U l'l) — Havana * * * rectly lo Washington, I), C.. for the water department will life ordering them out of the .State Republican Chairman railio said tmlay the Castr® Dottie Austin suys * big arriving in time for a Nov. Bill Burkett said the contest ID S Killed lie ac. ' pled until |> m. next | country immediately. regime executed three Cubans “ heart program" i* atranged 1 |2 tt conference on the It A."»(’ ani n n e r \N*diirnday, i«*x»t mn • for will receive a |50 TAI I. AIIASSKE (UPI) — by firing -quad in Camaguey fur nextweek to train l»w Vigilante. T h i * conference Slowreporting!)) team cap nil <ir«* oviuLiMu ftoin Tho state patrol repotted Wednesday night. A fourt'i officers, firemen ami other* will cover optimum utilization tains and badly lagging colWASHINGTON ( t 'i 'l i In •lust two weeks lo’fore the today that lox per uiim wore f'uhan, a 15-year'-old lx»y w a s WASHINGTON 11*1*1) — ll<«* i**vbn tlcrk. in the proper method of mas- ,d the reconnaissance cop.iiiil- lections have forced exten \ rraolution wm r«*nt| «n<l .•» movt* ti» save monry ;iid1 11)1,2 election*. President Ken-1 killed on Florida highway* |sentenced to life imprisonment •aging the heait to bring hock ity of the H.A-5C. «ion of the United Fund drive Die Federal Communication* deadline lin'd Nov 15. I'F Commission (FCO will hear approvol endorsing tli- roun- ipeeil other projects in tlie.nrdy suddenly discovered the ,|„ring Se|itetnb«r. | in a ''rehabilitation" camp. th* dead. Mure on this later. | -------------------chairman I'aui la*wis sanl to or'*l arguments Nov. 2f> on th,. t>N enabling proposal to np. il. S moon landing program. I pre•••m e f Russian missiles propo-ul to limit the length pear on nest Tuesday'- ••allot, tlie Federal Space Agency i* in Cuba the same missile* Remember when the North Jayuces To Meet day. scheduled j that Sen.Keating of New DAYTONA REACH (F P li Orlundu police department I.I‘Wiff s.ud only $15 iss) uf ind frequency of comnicrriul* which • stnbli.do * method* for | eliminating lour j A’ork had ..... .. talking al'out pruv I rg funds ! r the new a-tionaut flight*. The annual fall conference U'.e $1.1,LIS) quota ha* been on radio anil telcvi lor.. couldn't find it.* tone revolv­ forseveral months," Burkett , . . . 1 be FCC saul Wednesday -tale university she if a Setnl er? Two of tlie volunteer po­ f Florida Junior Chambera j collected thus tar. represent­ raid. lice officer* attended AA'rdnes- of Conimeree will be held here ing only 31 at per cent of Die that anyone wi-hlng to pic i i|e County I at ion is elc-t- vNllOAV 111 A L llllf ) "We Dunk there will l>e a By I ndrd I'irss International -ent argument* should notify Hay night's council meeting j this weekend with redistrkt- goal. I- reels snow tell m eastern dnillur crisis just befni* tho No action wa* taken on tlie The original deadline was tho eoiuniiisiun secretary by resplendant In new- uniform* ing of Jaycec club* as a mare-olotion endorsing cousin i- Maine today and cold show- I'.n5| elections," be said. Nor. 10. Oct 31. and posse hats and thorough- ' jor topic, I'redictors sliould address tinnul amendment two who h er* s w e p t Die Northern ly equipped all tlie way from authorizes bonds for rapitul t Plains. Tlie moisture did little their letters lo "Crisis Edguns to shiny new whistles. outlay for rolli-ces, barked hy |o ra«r Die serious drought Itor," Repuldlcrin .State ( mil • • • tlie revenue fern utility taxes situation from inland New mitlee. l3oo N. Broadway, An early morning fire today Oklahoma City, Burkett said. which *l»o will be voted uj ioi i England to Texas, destroyed one of tile large The letters will be opened il, next week's election hatchery building* of the II. Nov. I, I M l, just befure the S. Musrelwhite Jr. Hatcheries TALLAHASSEE ( U m _ election. and Farms In southwest Sem­ Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor inole County off SR 13d. An­ ha* given attorneys for both swering the call wer»r the vide* until Tuesday lo file AA'ekiwa and Apopka fue de­ I he dynamic nature of a briefs ill a suit challenging partments. tirrinan's duty came into the legality of a $ per cent ! sharp foru* Bednevtay af- state wholesale tax on sport Rev. Dclltia* Copeland, pas­ Sanford police are investi­ ing good*. gating tin- theft of several tor of Casselberry Community trrnoon. The Sanford I irr Depart­ automobile tires and wheel* Methodist Church, ha* devoted ment wav called out to iMa; They were stolen from Bunt hi* lifetime endeavoring to ( nlar Ave. to axxlxt rcxlPASCAGOULA, Miss, ilit’li Lincoln-Mercury, Inc., ids •remove 11.—devil" from peo­ deni* in — of all thing* — —An ex convict charged with North Palmetto, some time ple's soul*. Herald reporter Florida Distributor* For Denm«i* Custom Built Tire* burning rattlesnake* out of murder in the death of a during Die past week. Jane Casselberry, st a Sun­ woman whose badly ducom clump* of palmetto*. Edwin Hunt of the firm tnld | day School do * party earlier I here had been report* of pond body w a s found near police five tires uud wheels | this week, photographed the EKiHTY YEARS »er%'ice in the U. -S. Navy wa* brought to a rinse this *nakr* in t h e scrubby Grand Bay. Ala., Monday, were taken from the trunks minister exemplifying that plants, and resident* felt if was held in a Shelby, N. C., of automohiles on dljpiay in BiornitiK when these three officers of Heavy Attack Squadron d were which he fights evety day. they nude thing* Ion hot • jail today in lieu of $25,tXj(). llie car lot. A cur radio also 11 ••piped over the aide” a t Sanford Naval Air Station. Retired were (from Yes, that's Rev. Copeland in FA 2-0631 !(►:• \A. FIRST .sr. fur thr reptile*, the* viiiild He is G'oi F.trl Chandler, wj* stolen from one of the the left Warrant Officer Chari** Kauffman, with I'.O yearn; l.t. Cilr. the devil’s costume n lh!« leave lire area. 26. | cais, If ujt *auL tiioigii \\ iilua, with J i j ear.', uiui 1-U Cdt, Al Antar, will) «kl yeat'a. fiuui. pafcV. Overseas Yule Mailing Time Starts Friday Altamonte OKs To Ghoulies, Ghosties C. Of C. Backs Mew Eleclion 2 Amendments, We'll All Play Hosties County Issue Ordinance irCapt. Mayo To Visit 6th Fleet ... BRIEFS Nino Poisoned Hods To Leave UF Drive Logs; is Extended Hearings Set On Commercials GOP Launches 'Crisis' Contest I Flights Dropped Tax Challenge Hot Time Given To Rattlesnakes Auto Wheels, Tires Stolen Held In Slnyintf � 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, October 30, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 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>, October 30, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bd182799f0fa0e4d8cb975e0ef09ebc2.pdf 408b001f3fbc2f1eef9bcb94c5f9da97 PDF Text Text • T O U R S. • HU. • SA T . 25th fir PARK SANFORD T ow support asks* such Bod Cross programs postlbls . . . unable* the Bod Cross to to always thsr« with poor help.* Bod Cron first aid counts a n of Um highest quality and a n kept that wap for pour LYRES “SU G A R CREEK' “ H ICK O RY SM OKED” “P O U T E R ’S " A L L G M S O s . r*B-b— -. *KM --BW B Mu Ha Howard H. Hodge*. Chair­ man, Seminole County Chaptar, American R*d Cross, m 50 EXTRA MIAMI <UP1) — A Christmss act of kindness turned to trsgsdy Wednesday night whan a car struck down and killed a 41-psar-old 8 t PetersHarold M. Tabor, who was h h as ho waa helping to push a stalled car off a road, wss dead on arrival at Hound Park Hospital. Authorltln said Tabor was Standing In tho road to set If tho bumper of his esr would match those of tha atallod vehicle when a third automoblls, driven by 79-yearold James Robertson, crashad Into him. Robertson was not charged. A 20-year-old father of four, Richard L. Graver, drowned In a taka near HL Cloud Wednesday when his bout became disabled. Author­ ities said he apparently trim! to swim for shorn. He was wearing a life Jacket but couldn't make the awtm. Santa Does Find Kathy A fter All P 9 M a m M With This V Gn O l j LRDl l Coupon A The ■ ag p ip H B B fl PsrrhiM Of ■ * 7 ( 1 ' I l l -K t.rfre .h - U B yO lN L DJ Potato Chips H STTTATMr fPnSw twin pak B a U n C i Coupon good at poor "Thriftway1 Only, Thru Hat, D ttrab tr 28 50 EXTRA With Thle G O LD Coupon A The P V M M Purchase Of ■ BS O l lN j iD lll for , • , GOOD LUCK! la the NEW YF.ARJ eat more . . . HOG JOWL8 A HI.ACKKYK I'KAS b w m a L J PT M Pj SW S T- T AM Instant t'olfre I Henhorn" 10 os. Jar 11.40 Coupon good at your -Thrlftway' Only, Thru Hal, December 28 50 EXTRA p u r p o s e P V V M i With Thle ■ fill |■ O LUi D Coupon A The B G aM p fl 1’nrchaHe Of I J f | j < | |W B O N D Freeirr (|u*-«-n ct'HK w ■ TS TT A TM TT M PS K A U U is M e s s o n 18 O*. i’k l. 8Pc Coupon Rood at your 'ThriftwopOnly, Thru Hat, December 28 50 EXTRA PATTERSON, Calif. (UN) s— Kathy Stratton, 4, aohbed aa ahe waa being rushed to the hospital Chrlstmaa F.ve. She had awallowed a safety pin while she was eating cereal. Hut that win not what waa worrying her. She fried -Santa won't be able to find tne — he think* I'm at grandm»'»* It all turned out fine. The safety pin was removed and Kathy waa in good condition today. And aha had her pres­ ents, too, so Santa waa ahia to find his way to tho hospi­ tal. With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of G O LD BOND STAMPS “Cut-Up" FRY KRS Coupon good at your Thrlftway' Only, Thru Hat, December 1H 50 EXTRA With Thle Coupon A The Purchase Of G O LD ■B O Jk NM Dl P P M I M U. S. CHOICE “FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF STAMPS Cooked or Raked IIAM 8 os. pkg. 5®e Coupon rikhI at ynur 'Thrlflwsy' Only, Thru Hat, December 2H FRESH "100% PURE1 ARMOUR STAR- ALL MEAT THRIFTY" FANCY '2 07.. EACH BO TTLED GAS FRESH ’N CRISP* ALL FLAVORS' SUNSHINE' PER !M LB. CYLINDER SM.OI • No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhera in Srmlnolo County "KRAFT* CH EESE DIPS • DILL I’IChl.R • lll.UK CIIF.ESK • CLAM • ONION • BACON • IIKRH SPICE • HORSE RADISH FANCY GOLDEN MEDIUM SIZE FRESH *N JUICY "DELICIOUS** “SELECT* "FLORIDA" APPLES RUTABAGA LIM ES MINUTE MAID" FBOZEN MR. C." FROZEN I'lLLSnURY Sanford Gas Co. m w. u t st. �1 / A (buna fc d iiu m COUNTY NEWS New Courses Announced At Rollins TOURS., DECEMBER 26, 1963 DeBaiy Club Reports On Canvass A progre— report on an “every resident canvass," to PAGE 1-A be mads by members of tha DeBary Republican H ub to get members of tho party registered aa Republicans, was waa made by Karl Merrill at last week’* Christmaa party and meeting of tho group held in tho Community Canter. The elub also discussed the question of whether or not to continue with refreshments lt> FJsle Kawatski end the social hour at the Members of Heir Latke Girl monthly meetings end asked Scout Troop 407, which Is led those interested in doing so to by Mrs. John Hall, honored contact the president, Horace their mothers a t the tradi­ IVmsrcst. It was announced that Rep­ tional Christmas dinner held resentative John J. Urumhach Monday evening at the Forest of Orange County will ho City Baptist Church. guest speaker at the Feb. 5 Tho complete menu, pre­ Lincoln Day Dinner to bo pared and served by the girls, held at Stetson. Tickets for consisted of turkey, dressing, the annual affair ate available gravy, cranberry sauce, po­ and those desiring to attend tato salad, green beana, stuff­ should contact John Park, ed celery and punch and coco­ third vice president of tho nut cake. Deltnry elub. Napkin holders made by the A program of Christmas girls wrre given as fnvers. carols, including several duets The group enjoyed singing by Mrs. Adam Muller and Christmas carols with several Mrs. Carolyn Little, waa pre­ of the girls taking tunis at sented and group carol sing­ the piano. ing also was enjoyed. Mrs. Highlight of tho evenir John Park, piano accompanist, was tho presentation of gifts ^ gUo pu yi.,j'irvpr, | i0io*. to tho mothers which the girls made at previotia meetings. County Forest Rangers Receive Awards Seoul Troop Honors Mothers Al Dinner Ry Jane Casselberry Seminole County Ftr« Con­ trol Unit of the Florida For­ est Service received an award from the Florida Roard of Forestry for having Hie best employe accident record in District 4 for the year end­ ing June 30, ](W3. District 4 la compass'd of 10 central Florida counties. The award was presented last week by Dean D. Snyder, district Inspector, to County Ranger Albert Harris a t the County headquarters in Fongwood, where Snyder was eonducting a fire report proced­ ure school. Safe driver’s awards are given each year to Florida Forest Service employes who have not had a preventable accident during the year, not as • contest prize hut rather as a token given to signify a job well done. Seminole county personnel receiving these awurds this year are Harris, 3 years; Jim McClellan, Ranger II, of Oviedo, two years; A. L. Padgstt. Ranger II, of Longwood, Approximately one-third of one year and Arthur Illanton, the minerals and vitamins In Ranger I, of Longwood, ons a panned vegetable Is lost year. when the liquid Is poured off. Adult Sewing Class Scheduled A t Lyman A class In clothing con­ struction for adults, to bo taught by Mr*. Mildred Dzurus, will bo organized at Lyman High School at 7 p.ra., Jan. 9, E. S. Douglass direc­ tor of vocation and adult edu­ cation, announced today, Mr*. Dzurus, instructor of vocational homa economics at Lyman, waa bom In North­ west Florida and received her degree in home economics at Florida State Univer-ily. She taught one year at Escambia High School In Penracola and has been a member cf the Lyman farulty for the past four year*. The now adult classes wilt meet from 7 until 9:10 p.m. two night a wrek. There will be a J5 registration fee and students will furnish thelf own materials. The eourst will run until June and vvil I* resumed in September a< tha beginning of tho re* term. Modern sewing ma. chines nt l.ynian will be avail­ able for use by the students Application* for tho class which will bo limited to 2t persons, are now being re­ ceived. T h o s e Interest**! should write or rail Douglass nt the School Administration Building in Sanford. Five courss-s will V offer­ ed for the first time durtn? the spring semester to stu dents enrolled in the Rollins College Graduate Program In Business Administration. New courses listed are Ope­ rations Research; Reliability; Management, Methods, and By Jane Ca*»elberry Mathematics; Data processTin* student council of Ly­ ing for Management; Group man High School collected Dynamics: Behavior in Or­ clothes, books, toys, games ganisations; and Office Sys­ and canned food*, n* well ns tems and Procedures. cash donations, which were Nine other courses in busi­ contributed to needy fami­ ness administration will also lies nt Christmastime. be offered. Final registration for the Almost everyone in tho spring semester for new stu­ school, both students and fa­ dents will be held Feb. 4-3 culty, contributed to the pro­ in Rollins' Tark Avenue Build­ ject in tome way. ing. Students already in the Miss Alicia Schmidt is stu­ program should register be­ dent council sponsor and Kay fore these dates it possible. Clark and Pete Carlson were New students entering the co-chairmen of tho project. program in February are re­ Others serving cn the com­ quested to have a transcript mittee were Dallas Cassell, of undergraduate work avail­ FOREST RANGERS receiving awards last week from Dean D. Snyder, Cheryl Werley, Arlene Mason, able at the time of regis­ district inspector, left, were All>ert Harris, Jim McClellan, A. L. Padgett Kris Dane, Ann O’Donnell, tration or as soon as possible and A rthur Rlanton. The presentations were made a t the County HeadHnrbnra Knnilsnr, Judy Lethereafter. All students who quarters station in Longwood where Snyder was conducting a fire re­ Tourncau, Loleanne Wagner, bav« not taken the Graduate port procedure school. (Herald Photo) Connio Comfort and Glenda Ry Jane Casselberry MRS. DZURUS Record Examination should Payne. American Iwglnn Auxiliary request an application blank Memorial Unit 258 of Cassel­ from the registrar for the berry has received a citation exam which will be given for having reached tha mem­ Brownies Go April 33. Nursing Home bership qn;ta hy tha Nov. 20 The spring term in Rollins' Caroling deadline. The citation wns pre­ Entertained Graduate Program in Busi­ By June Casselberry sented to Mr*. Letha Ward, ness Administration will be­ monta Civic Cluh in momory put up last week. Adding Ry Julia Hart os By Mrs. Adam 3ful1er Brownie Troop 498 of Fern membership chairman, at a gin the week of Feb. 10, endTho DeBary Chorister* The first meeting of tho new of Mrs. Earlah Bassett and beauty to the festive atmos­ By Bernice Kelsey nounced by Mrs. Lynn Scolt, meeting of tha organization Park went caroling 3Ionday visited residents a t the Or­ ing June 3. All classes under “Great Adventures with Na­ phere le a beautiful chrysan­ the program meet from 6:30 year for tho executive board Steve Doak of Gainesville, membership chairman, that held Friday night at tha Cas­ night bs-foro going lo the ange City Nursing Homo themum plant bearing ninny of the Altamonte Springs tional Geographic'' was donat­ large blooms which was sent math consulant with Ihe Holt, an all high record of 383 selberry Women’* Club. to 0:30 a. m. home uf Mrs. Jim Kain for Inst Thursday afternoon to Community Library Aasociu- ed by tiio Altamonte Garden to the lirhury hy Mr*. George Hrluhart and Winston Pub­ members are now enrolled In The Auxiliary's constitu­ hot chocolate. Mr*. Robert prs'sent a program of Christ­ tion and hy-tasva have been Bennett Is tho troop leader mas music under the direction tion will be held a t the Library Club in memory of Jesse llar- Cochrane, an enthusiastic sup­ lishing Company ami guest tha organization. approved hy officials of the and Mis. Austin aville it co- of Laura IMatt Brown with on January C beginning at 8 bot. speaker for the December porter. Tha group voted to pur­ Holiday cullers at tha Li­ p. m. Announcement ha* been) meeting of the Oviedo PTO, chase a mffc.j maker for the Department of Florida and lender. Theresa Kupect as pianist. Officials of the association brary will find it gay with mads) th at tho rummage sale*, spoke on the Modern Math school and two srts of ency­ returned to tha Unit. Emily Armstrong was so­ The Brownie* participating report that the |l,000 allocat­ devolution*, complete with sponsored by member* of tha program being presented In clopedia* for tho elementary Auxiliary president, Mrs. were Pam Davie*, Theresa Sa- prano soloist and Mabel Christmns tree, which well) ed for the library more than a Bella Kryder, presented each vllle, Betty Reams, Rhonda Green, lva Good sun and Mrs, association, are expected to many Florida aclmol* today, grades. year ago by the County Com­ member attending with a Beams, Carla and Lori Kain, Annstrung formed ono trio resume a fter the first of the Doak, a graduate of ValEndorsement also was giv­ Ry Donna Kate* mission has been received. year In a new location. Profit* paraiso University, did grad- en tho T. W. Lawton Student lovely white chrysanthemum Allison Copes, Debra Gay, while Tillio Boyer, Mr*, lluaAn estimated 750 children However, members do not in­ New Chemistry rr ported from the last talcs uato work at the University Loan Fund and the PTO corsage. Members brought Donna Rasa, Jan Hnrcosky ton and Gertruda MacNaughattended larngwood'a Cimi- tend to relax the urgency of ton formeil another. of Texas anil is experienced board was authorized to elect mimed good* io contribute to nnd Linda Hawland. munity Christmas pnrty Sat­ fund raising projects since ex- Program Opened were approximately glut). Isith a* a school teacher and uno member to serve on the the Linn* Cluh welfare pro­ A program through which urday at the City Park. penscs nt the furility are inprincipal. hoard of directors for the ject. The party, which has been ceasing aa m»re and tnora retired chemist* In the area Fdlnning the meeting Ihe fund He advised the pjrenls lo held annually for more th a n . hook|l ar, checked out each may continue their research Pack 540 Sets At the close of the meeting, group Joined members of tho gel material on the modern hy using facilities at Stetcon 25 years. Is sponsored by the , math approach, which is refreshments were served In Legion Post for an entertain­ Volunteer Fire Department To up with the demand. University was announced this Celebration available, and study it with the cafeteria by Mrs. Thomas ment program and refresh­ week by Dr. Theodore W. Hel­ By Jane Casselberry and gets bigger and better 50 new books have been added Iheir children. Moon, chairman, and Mrs. W. ment*. ler, chairman of the Stetson Cub Sesiut Pack 310 of Cas­ every year. icrrntly and additional uilult A. Ward J r„ Mrs. J. D. ColAfter the business session chemistry department. selberry will wclcomo the Festivities began a t 2 p.m. hooks ure being stocked to rn The program, entitled "The New Year in ahead of sche­ was called lo order by Jack hart, Mrs. Dave Wethrrlng nients were used at focal Hy Mrs. Adam Muller but the arrival of Santa < laus courage greater participation S>mes, president, it wus an- ton and Mrs. Itulph Magln. Charter Board by fire truck from Slade's by older residents of the com- Stetson Research Program for dule again this year, setting Members of the DeBary polnta in thn pnrty room. Retired Scientists," Is design­ up the clock as well as tile Tho buffet table wns centered Airport nt 2:45, proved to be niunity. Home Demonstration Club Petitions In ed to encourage full use of calendar. with n three-foot high Christ­ the high point of the day. Among tha latest additions met last Thur-day in the Com­ man tree made from cut tin the facilities in exchange fur The cubs and their families Kant* immediately was sur- are "Tho Garfield Honor” by ' Circulation 4 week of the will hold a New Year's Eve munity Center for a Dessert rnnx nnd sprayed a soft blue. rounded by small fry and hud Flunk Ycrby; “Battle Cry” by Ry Mona Grinateari researchers’ time for super­ Party next Monday, Bee. 30, During the brief business Christinas Party nnd program to be escorted to hia place of Leon Uris; "My Darling Clem­ North Orlando residents in vision of students, Informal starting at 7:30 p in , at the presented by the Deltnry session held prior to tho pro­ honor in tho pavilion by fire­ entine," a story of .Mrs. Win discussions with tho students charge of circulating petitions Casselberry Community Meth­ gram, it waa voted tn donate men. slon Churchill by Jack Fish and faculty or help in plan­ odist Church on a special election to name Choristers. The program, presented nt 125 to the Community Cen­ lie personally Interviewed , man; "A Man Called John" by ning lcchnir.il program*. Each den will havn charge By Mona Grlnstrad es were made up of all other a five man charter board t 30 p.m , waa directed by ter for the kitchen fund. An­ each and every child and gavel Aldcn Hatch ami “The Living have announced that although Stetson ha* some of the of some part of the program An operetta, "The Happy students who wished to parti­ the petitions now brae enough Mr*. Laura Platt Brown with nouncement was mails that each a gift. Also distributed | Heed" by Pearl 8. Buck, finest laboratories in the or decoration*. Games, songs, cipate. to the youngsters wero 820 Two new memorial books South and the staff of five and advancements will lie in­ Christmas Tree, " presented signature* to hold Ihe elec­ Mrs. Iberesn Kuperz ns pia­ the County Council meeting A decorated Christmas trr*« tion, all voters in all parts nist. Mrs. Charles Creasy gave will In- held on Jnn. 21 nt hot dogs, 1,200 assorted cup- have been donated. "A Tour of I'h. D.'s, one for each 10 stu­ cludes! in the program with hy first, second and third rakes, |,200 cones of rotton the White House With Mrs dent* enrolled in chemistry the climax of the eiening tn grade students of Lnugwond for Ihe auditorium was pro­ of the village will be contact Ihe Christmaa leading, "Jesus, Elizabeth Hall on lbs Stetson campus beginning a t 11 a m. vid'd hy the first grade. candy and 20 gallons of John F. Kennedy" by Perry courses, excels that of sev­ be tho pseudo New Year's rd before the documents are Mi Ron.* Elementary School, h 1 g h • The annual election and in­ Tables weie decorated In Following t h e program, Wolff, was given by the Allapresented to council punch. eral Ivy League colleges. celebration. lighted this month's mrrting which played lo an overflow It is expected that the peti­ the holiday theme by Mrs. stallation of officers is sched­ of Die Parent Teacher Organ audience, refreshments of tions will tie reaily shortly John Buyfusr, chairman, and uled for this meeting. Lunch­ l/alion. coffee, cookies, cupcakes, after the new year. Council her coilimitti'O who also serv­ eon will bo served in tho Setting for the entire per punch und iced tea were anil public will lie given 21 ed Ills d 'ise rt and beverage. Stetson Union Building uol form.incc, which featured a served hy mothers of second hours notice tieforc they aru Glittering angels, wreaths und reservations should b« in h/ number of dancing and vucal miniature gilded arrange- Jan. 10. scheduled for presentation. lly Jane Ca-selberry Inst week in tha laige group projects; Margaret Foreso, Hopkins, historian and Mela­ groups, was in an open lot grade students. Officers of tha Lyman High classroom. vice president of public rela­ nie Shaw, parliamentarian. when) three boys were sell­ Officers installed were Jo­ tions; Brenda Babbitt, vice S.hool Future Homemakers New members taken In ing Christmas trees. Tlie en Chib were formally In.italt-'d anne Chubb, president; Sheri president of o creation; Lynn lire presentation was directed »nd new members inducted in Whitte, president-elect; Kathy Babbitt, treasurer; Jeanne were Diana Rippbarger, Bar­ hy Mrs. Nell Drucding. school a candlelight ceremony held H»n»kemper, vice president of Kerr, secretary; Mary Ann bara Diggs, Patty mude teacher who also serv­ By Mona Grlnstrad The new group has adopted Through this study, Mi-s Wil­ in the kindest way" and that Lynn Bauman, pat Itongerx, ed a* accompanist. Mrs. Elda The North Otlundo Girls as its course of study, "As son says, the girls are learn­ pr lie tire of the Golden Rule Linda Jones, Jackin Hire, Ju ­ Nichols served as chureogI II Club, whi- h recently was Others See You," u program ing that "courtesy is tn do I* the sum of all rules for lia Doggett, CyrUtha Ellis, rapher. reorganized with oight mem­ of learning good manners. and tay the kindest thing good manners. .student* taking s p e c i a l Sharon Cody, Candra Berrie, parts and their characteriza­ bers. meets each Thursday Linda Sloan, Linda Weaver, tions were Billy Faulk, Mon­ afternoon at 4 p.m. in tha MartrlU Gilman, Elizalieth ty Smith and Robert Derum, Civic Building. Adult leadership lit present Sherwin and Shnron Whitten. Christmaa t r e e salesmen; is being provided by Miss Kathy Kiitmg. Clifford ClemParents and friend* were invited to a reception in the mrr vnd Kandy Singleton. Myrtle Wilson, S e m i n o l e homo economics suite where ru>tomer»; David Tufts, the County Home Demonstration refreshments were served. main 'peaking part of the lit Agent. However, it is hope-1 Novel Christmas decoration.* tie toy who wanted Ihe that an adult lender, or lend­ made by the girls were dis­ Christmas tree nobody else ers, in the community soon will voluntrur in this capacity. played as well a* the dolls would have; In past years the 4-11 Fonda Lyuns, Bale Davies, dressed by ths group for the Marine Reserve Toy* for Tots Donna Townsend and Iticky Club h»* bv> n led by Mrs. Ch-mmer, pa*srr*hy; Gwen Anton Krerek and member* campaign. Osborn. Chuckle McIntosh received training in a number ami Paula Isbell, carolers; of projects. DeBary Firemen Donald Grand. Calvin Peeb­ les, John Craft. Rusty Evans, Teenage Dance Plan Dance l)unr.in Grlnstrad. Ronald Moore. Steve Chapman, Tim­ Set In DeBary By Mr*. Adam Mailer A New Y’ear’a Eve Dunce my Cundiff, Mark Sills. John By Mrs. Adam -Muller will bs* sponsored by the lie- Lindsay, Gary Weycrs and A Holiday Dance fur ReRury teenagers will be held Bary Volunteer Fire Depart­ Billy Barker, soldiers. Santa Claus was played by this Saturday from 8 until ment In the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station beginning John Addison and the chorus­ 11:-30 p.m. in the Recreation at 8;3U p.m. Hall of the Fire Station. NORTH ORLANDO -l-il Girls Club officers, shown ut last week’s meeting 3!u*ic will bo provided by All young ptoplt of the Tbs' t railed Mates, with 6 Fred Dean’s Band. with Mis* Myrtie Wilson, agent, are, around the table from left, ArLYMAN FHA OFFICERS installed last week at a candlelight ceremony per rent of the world's popu­ ares between 14 and 19 years Those planning to attend lation -ind 8 3 per cent of its old are invited to attend. were, from left, Lynn Babbitt, Kathy Bonekcmper, Margaret Foreso, Sheri h-np Wilson, secretary treasurer; Darlene Wilson, reporter; Pam Null, are asked to make reserva­ land area, produces (0 per Mr. and Mra. Ed Iteiiman president, Denise Duquette, wing tender und Betsy Wilson, delegate. Kathy White, Joanne Chubb, Brenda Babbitt, Melanie Shaw, Mary Ann Hoptions a t Lot haiL I will supervise th# dance. ctM of all wozki'a goodaFerrm, vice pruudeut, wan uuabl« to uUcml the nwcliug. (ileruld Photo) kiiM and Jea&M K e rr. (H erald Photo). Lyman Studenls Aid Needy Memorial Unit 0'tation New Math Approach Library Board Sets Meeting Presented To P T0 Dessert Party And Program Held For DeBary HD Club J Students Present Operetta For Longwood PTO Meeting Lyman High F H A Installs New Officers North Orlando Girls Form 4-H Club 1 It 750 Children Attend Parly �4 Tclevision Tonight ByAbigail Von Bnim ft) P atter Knows Root Ouldlag Ltgtt MM ar Jack* ar hto Maas » » 1 M H i Or a tr ia ha « > kata a tow opota m hto RarScksrs, ;i» IS> Nswo— Raws Wsstksr Psthsr m V» Baekstov Coastal Hospital 1 tomtit tan hla ha A NBMDOI BIAS HSM OOtt On* tatofy. Say, "Oh, than to a y platal Ba yaa mtod If 1 take It hana wtoh mat" ■ If I thtok Z should wall aatfl after wa*M nantod, aad toms ft ma ha ny it* apoaatbOfty ta aaa that hla ahlrta o n troaad, aad hto tad ta do ktr tltttr* tad hmthorg, Dm la nttatof the farndy aam*. What eta ba tt? T H « r UTTLR DIFFgnRNCK Lf I* A nvriK OSAO d i m t ; NestingIt la entirely possible that tha a u IS only a bosrder, rail U only rumor. • • • DBAS ABBY: 1 t a M tad an aaniad ta natty a flat naa of M. Ho to i col* laft yradaata tad vary la* talUftaL Hit aaa fault la that ha iaal vary particular ahaut Ms appaaraaea. Somatlmaa hla shirt* ara aot Iraacd, or ha could hira buttooa missing from hla AO ptoyt a n flat when they noth aad tarrlbto whaa they fall. Ttoc appltoa strougy ta fslse-esrds. Don’t try than aa a ataady diet and la particular don't fatac-card whaa It la aaay for your op* poneat to road i t South ployed dummy’* ala of diamond* at trick ooa aad dropped hi* ten under East’* king. Eait pauaad a second, than aoatlauad with tha act. Wait ahowed out and a dla* mond ruff and the heart ace aot the contract. South remarked, "Well, I triad) North replied, "You aura did. You tried to ahow Eaat how to defend and you suecceded perfectly." Do you aee how South’* play draw a diagram for East? NOU6H...IMK3HT m .M W « € H c e r VtOCKCP HIM/ A o y a u -F A c e ir.« j mac cwnui 0t4f (I) n r t a M gisrtjs?' TUrae ■ papar p i t i ^ ^ ***^ •tM <t) My Perry Waaea a a a OSAO HOT: U neither rath LeUaaa •:M Jimmy Deea y n aar ha to C O WF I P 1 H T I A L ,vv ------ (Color) TO ‘ilN N U T: A warns Mil* tat (It aaa tontaa a aaa alnaat in aic cm— . Ml ttflS |jgpy anything - S ha wO aaly iiso to ta* atwy •» A C kim toi "neston" ton up. Sat dent tab ta ba fOrgivon. id wi 11:14 (t) ID y«wa Hawn Weather, a a a ha nurprtoad If yaa Had ton caratoaa abaathto] What’a aa yaar ntodf (•) Martie Vhr a U f a tM »yewa e w A aaerta to o a ttitt ID Thontov the atari BIAS ASST: baa ta Abby, Boa mm, till* ID Johnny •(Canon ago I waa given a act of Bovorty HUb, Calif, Id le r) aa a UiM <•) Movie diahaa which 1 Shad any noth. Tha plataa wara h r Ahby*a bnahtot, -Haw n U D A l A .H . larga with a baaaOM ma* Ta Sara A Laaaty Wad* tt> nmaattae bad la tha oaator. WhOa dtog," aaad M aaata ta Ah* am •ill ID Baaahlaa Atmaee ahartog aaa al n y eakaa, 1 by, Baa IMA Batarly Itll ID are**, n n yipert l:M ID none* History aaat it a m aa aaa ad cats. •A# ID TeCey ID SMtahie ® -*vaa»_ L oca l y«w*i W ea ­ fiM (D By Oswald Jacobv "*% »W H,mkTHW UM t> /f-A ta/TTHKTA ^YRH,AN"IMIV*a TYKAMNOOAUKTJnKRISLI THINGflt t u r WtU- BE AU. RIGHTour HEW, l THINK-*. TS*» (i)s i 2u«. w iM S d f t (ia____ « tb AAQ1SSSS J H .. BotbabtoaaaMa rs1 Itr* a? t SS if Mb lia Owl W«rt had lad the at toanaala Ban « TAPS hototog. Waal waald ban apaaad tha to m to cast, ao that obviously ha bad althor M hla stogtotan «rao spot ar tha top af a M douhlatoa. Actually, South had chanco to fool Eaat had ha falaocatdad aaathor way. Ha should play dunmy’a Jack af dlanoada aad tha daaea from hla hlaawn owahand. hand.Tt That eonhiaaUoa •* of itaw plays « would ladkata that Waat had opened tow from either the** Opentog toad A S Tha an*war la that Eaat look* od around for the deuce of diamond*. Had that tan of dia­ mond! b««a a alagktoa It tt think tha *tw»e baa coma tor her to face the fact that ah* mutt make a place tor her­ self In toe world, butead of expecting to go on living al­ ways under your foot Make It quit* clear that the re a ion you a n concerned about the matter U that hav­ ing someone alia around con­ stantly has chinged the pat­ tern of your marriage a great deal-end that you don’t like the change, and know your wife probably doesn’t either. Then tot your wife handle the situation, if she would rather. If not, tell bar that you'll have a talk with her aunt about her "future plans.” It will taka a lot of thought Skate City ROLLER R IN K Florida’s Flamt *I cl Bar *•*# *-4 h*1 # CTiiMia Just Off Ilwy. 17-92 On Tha Dog Track R4. • *1 D ots r*«. t:M III Cartoon I:*# (1) Psopi* Will Talk Password ItII Aaa notkora s(t> Raws— Floyd KmU 1:1* (I) O o c t t r a ID H o u s e P a r t y (•> Day l a Conrt 1:11 II) Nows—U s a Howard 1:1* (l> L o r e t t a T e u a g ID T a T e l l T h e T r i t k ID Q u s s a P a r A Day 1:11 (*> Nswo—E d w a rd s 1:1* ID T o n D o n 't l a y (Color) D E d g e o f Nlxht W ID ho Do T o n T r a s tt 4:M It) M atch d a m * (*) ■ocrot a t o m ID T r a l l m a s t o r 111* (t) Nswo— l a n d t r Vonocar 1:11 ID B u r n s a n d Alisa IS) Vnelo W a l t list ( I ) B s s t o f Oroucho IS) C o rto o n e I t ) Xow scopo I D Loava I t T* B u s s , (I) R lssrboot C an al J o b JACKSONVILLE (UPI> Bldg win bn opened here Jan. M on n $900,000 project to ccmplet* the deepening and wldonlng of tha Intracoastal Waterway, the Army Corps of Engineer! announced to­ day. Carteeae S em in o le TV •iM '.V, KaorilM Pee wa ID Amcrloaa Hlatory •it! tD Canooni l:tl ID Qato atom ID Romper Room IMS ID Bay Whta ID t f s w e — lace CD i M B l i k tOttl ID N ew s— Nik* W a l ­ t/f n isher Sings .ove Songs But Mot About Lix LAB VEGAS. New. (UP!) —Singer Eddie lleh er open *d hla Chrirtmea ahow Mon­ day night before nn enUiual astic audience without a trace of tension that earlier in the day precipitated a vert Mast al hla wife, Elisabeth Taylor, and her lover. An overflow crowd loudly applauded the singer ns ha began n four-wash atm during which time hto baa tlful wife plana to obtain n Mexican diroree tn marry Welsh neter Richard Burton. Fisher snng t l lew* «m during hto shew, hut a r made n comment about hla •■trangod wife, as he 1 often dona during past shows. f t t r \ <■) IM T H t A l d i TON IT U ONLY Vl*t d HiM •MS. C W B T Too? Cwrtte — Colse P in o A t l « Ooly •NO MAN IB AN ISLAND* J e ff , o r H o *too — Csleo dlot-rlt* cole FUN SHOW Every Sat. Morning 10:00 (D isorch Tor Tamer Merton • . Cortoea* . , Prison . . Snrpriaee . . Toys from Toy Corral Ada. i diet-rite or E. C. Cola Bottle Cepe Improve Your SKATING raw ah Oners Read , CAHLOAD P A * * RITH FRIDAY P. 1C. to Melodee v im .' HI UI nonto ____ headed headedhy hythe ton. Of II rM It) Tsar Tlrst loa (Color) count, the false-eard was tha (*) L ot* of Life play of tha Jack from dummy ( I ) E r n ie Pord tha play of too deuce Bom t l t l l I D Now»— H s r r y Res hla owa hand waa Just tha t l t l l I t ) Tsor no at hr #r Cornstowort card play. aasnsss aad tact, hot It eaa bo doaw such a way that you win all nm aln friends. w m fa Zenith Cetor TV Baton SMB Sanford Ave. Kdwle New m an ta i l * it> W o r d for W ord <*> I Lot* Lucy ID Docsmbor Bride iittt id C ooe oatrstloa ID Root MoCors ID P rice lo R ich! lt:M (1) M ls itn g Link ID P a te A Otsdye (I) n*v*a K t r * R ITZ "Sfflff0 FA X-IUB NOW then TCES* OPEN 11:41 Show* At 1:00 * 1:00 ■:0S * 7:18 • 8:08 Children lie Bladento Me Adultn Ma Whole Houao Comfort la Youra With A — B M 8 IV M I.M II ••■ ••a * $ C EN TR A L H E A T IN G SYSTEM — FROM — Southern A ir STOP BY OR CALL — F A 2-8321 $100,000 F ire Beginners A Advanced N swo— n sll TV RENTAL M Baton • Service F un fo r a ll a g e s ! • Complete gneeh S i ■close* tl> A* T h e W o rld Torn* (D ther Jhs Woman By Ruth Millatt A mala raadsr wrttsa: "Af­ ter 10 yaara of contented mar­ ried lift my wife and I find that we’ro quarreling every day. "Her widowed aunt cams to visit ua for a while, but now the aeemi to have settled In for good. This hia altered the whole pattern of our Uvea. Neither my wife nor I a n happy. "Tha woman la w«U able to take care of herself and 1 think it'a unfair of her to deprive ut of our privacy. But bow can I ask her to laave?" The only solution la for you to have a talk with your wife. Tell her that you w an glad to have her aunt come for a good, long vlilt. But you liM l;M ID Ceatala Kasgaroo I JU 6 T DONTHAVO THB l d U » INSTINCT. Hfireir TO# (I) Riflemen <11 Moating A ID TlfrtBle beye Til# t n Tkwnl* Jtooetea ID PtMWOrt (•> rilnlotoas* ID BowklS* hot bothered Qacaby On a (I) Now* tact till til waorte |:M <t) Hastier • Bltakler (I) yew e- Welter Cea. bite _ _____ M IA M I (UFI) - Fir* biased out a< control at n furniture discount store hare for several hours Monday night, causing nn estimated EXPERT SERVICING M il PARK DR. BANFORD, FLA. Sp en d THATKSTTiaual \ KWAWIO-} WHiMVUUtMK J UFBICVtR , out of mm New Year's Eve a*— t o b yiaiavaiiM w vojmV s m m M BM H atsssa — II llstvy I “E E * BB S - II Assaults a t Sem inole C ounty’s O w n — sss toTtsshtrii -g g L - S ff- AikAh i Hwjr, 17-91, Form Park D a n ce T o THe M u sic O f — “Jha floAagonA” HATS IsA) FUN FA V O R S $20 P e r C ou ple In clu d es: O ran. u s sf SK S?1" I5SL« SRr-is.'ta DOWN r m Ibtsraliialt I Owfewt-'T :-o — o , T’ : -v | -a J-W hH i ■— im ne sot1p j w w n e — '■ spor*w ->p-— ■w« w m risin . i ■> • A L L CO CK TAILS — F rom 10 P . M. til ? ? • STEAK, EGGS and CHAMPAGNE BREAKFAST Hnkn Rencrvallona Early — TErraet S-SStl f 't �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. C L A B W n iD INDEX Classified 322-5612 O ffice 204 W . F ir st RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald «H M M i» apoasible lor n o n than om lacomet Insertion of your ad, tad reierves the right t o re- Tin or rojoot any edverttoencat from what ordered n coalorn fa lha policies of thi* N ET. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Ton., thro FrL - 2 P. M. dap before inserttoo. Mon. • S at D Z A D U iro CLASSmxo DISPLAY: T o n , thro PH. • 2 P. M. dap before insert!oa. Mon. - Sat ■ooa. Legal Notice n c a r s r r j r n n r r r n i n r, I* 6. For Rent I. Lost 4 Ptnxnl Trailer Space ea Lake Ashby. ft. Notices - Peraonels FA 2-TML ft Education - InsUucttea APT. 936 A op. Surplus City. 4. Tranaportation 5. Food S IR . House la i i n l f f , k*8. For Bent then equip. CaR FA M W . 6A Special Notiese BEDROOM, yrlv. eat. 4 bath. 7. Business Rentals Cat! after 1 F A -----8. Beech Rentals 9. For Bala or Rent RENT A BE D 10. Wanted to Rent RoPaway, Hospital * Baby II. Reel Estate Wanted Beds. 12. Real Estate For Rate By Day, Wash, a r Meath 18. Mortgage N l FA 2-5111 US W. 1st S t 14. Insurance CARROLL'S FURN1TURI 18. Businm u OpportodtY U* H elp W antM t-BDRM. bauae, kit. equipped. 16. Fetnsie SIT Eaeambia Dr. FA I4SCS 17. Male Help W anted altar S pj». 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted S BR Boom, k it equlpL $79 20. Babysitters mo. FA SWS. 21. Beauty Salons 4 Roan f a r t . Apt M 22. Build - Paint |«5. Oltcea. FA 2-5771. 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Service# FURN. Apt 2300 Meltonvflto. 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio 4 Television BTENSTROM RENTALS 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 3 BR, UNFURNISHED to lan. 'a 9 to 20A. Auto Accessories 2 BR, 20 Dte. 9 75 80. Machinery • Tools I BR, DeBtry Now 9 75 31. Poultry - Live stock 9 BR. Piasertrt 9100 81A. Pets I BR, Sualand 9100 32. Flowers - Shrubs I RR, S bath, Plaoeroet 9125 88. Furniture AU kit. equipped. 84. Articles Tor Sale Other Rentals Avail. 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 84. Automobiles • Tructt Stenstrom Realty Sfl-A Autos Wanted Baal Estate — Mortgafaa 37. Boats - Motors UI N. Park Avs. FA 2-2420 38. Motorcycles - Scooters F U R N I S H E D Apartment SO. Trailers - Cabanas Class sad sloes la. Jlaato 40. Farm ^ q u i g m e n ^ lo i e statu VOi K ENN ETH O It A II A M MONOH a n d ANNIE RUTH MOND3, bta WIU T i l l E a a t Mala S t r e e t Poe «1 lt*rnnld*bura. Ohio TOir. K E N N E T H GRAHAM 1IONDH a n d ANNIE IIUTII MONOS, a r e hereby notified t h a t a Com plaint f o r F o r . e l o ■tire of M o r t a a a a haa been fll ed e f a l n a t you. and y o u a re rei|«lred to aerva a r o p y e f your Anawer or P l e a d i n g ! to th e Com plaint nn the I'laln tltr'e a tto r n e y , Joaeph U. F i t ! aeraM, 111 Security Truet Building, Miami 11, F lorida, a n d file the o r l a l n a l A n iw e r o r r i e a d l n a In the office a t t h a Clerk of tho c i r c u i t Court on or before th a 10th d a y of J a n u a r y A. D, 1114. I f jrou full to do io, Judgm ent by de> f a ult will ba ta k e n a g a ln o t you for tho rotlef dem anded In lha C o m p la i n t The deeerlptlon o f t h e real f r o p e r t y proceeded a e a l m t lei I.ol 11, Block A, WOODMKRE PA RK, 1ND RR PLAT, a ccurdlnx t o plat thereof, reoordtd In l ‘lal Rook 11, rat* 11. I’ubMo Record* o f Seminole County. Florida. Tbl* notice ahatl b* publUh • d once each w eek ( o r four conaerutlve w«*k* in t h a San ford llarald. DONE AND O R D E R E D at Sanford. pemlnole C o u n t y , Florida, th la 1th dap a t Deeernber A. D.. 1H1. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, Jr. Clerk. Circuit Court lly: M a rtha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joeeph M. P l l ig e r a ld 11* Becurlty T ruet O u l l d ln f Miami 11. Flo rid a P rtanktln 1-1*11. I'ubtleh Dec. II, II, !«, H U A Ja n. 1, 19*4. CDr-40 TIZZY RENTALS Furniihed 1 B edrn, 1 bath, kitchen it t h e r i n c r r r r a r a t of equipped Garage Apt 945.00 Tiavt T IT T H J i U K ' M b CIM. cl it , it a v n i on ■»:«!• 1 Bedrm, 1 Beth, Kitchen V O IR COPXTT. FLORIRA. equipped House, Kozy 255.00 IT CHATCKMV TO. IMIS 2 Bedrm. I Bath, Kitchen IT R E t ADOPTION OF equipped. Convenient 9100.00 LINDA HOWLAND BT RO­ B E R T M. BENNETT AND V1HUnfurniahed OINIA L DENNETT, Petitioner*. 5 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitchen ROTtre o f tn n r r io T equipped 290.00 PRO CHE niT NS Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kltehea TO* JOHN HOWLAND equipped 9100.00 R**ld*n«e Unknown T e a ar* h e r e b r e . l l f l t d tk*l 1 Bedrm, t Beth Ritchea the *bov*.nam *d Petitioner*. equipped, F * a e • 4 Yard Hubert M. B ennett a n d Vlr■ Intn L Bennett, have Hied a 9UO.OO p e tition In the »bove-»tylrd c o u r t for th* adoption of tbo 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitchen Equipped, Lake F r o a t m in o r child named therein and you ar* raoulrad to abow 9123.00 r a u a t w h y the aam* ahenld not b* a r a n t t d by a t r f l n g a copy 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kltehea o f yo u r w rltton dtfenooa. If equipped 9110 00 any, upon JO SE PH M. MCHASKO, A ttorney for Fellllun- 4 Bedrm, 2to Bath, Kitchen rr. 1>. O. Ho* ?]], f e r n P ark. E q u i p p e d , Lake Front Florida, a n d by fltlne tho o ri­ 9183.00 g in a l t h t r e o f with th* Clerk FHA-VA SALES BROKER of M id Court: o therw li* a de­ Legal Notice cree may be entered a g a U i t you g r a n t i n g e*ld adoption! you or* hereby required to (lie yo u r defence*, ee above required, not le te r then the Realtor-Iniuror-Trades loth d a y *f Ja n u a ry , It**. W ITNE SS my hend and th* MI-4991 m i g. Frsaeh Avs. ■eat of M id t e u r t a t Renter*, Florida, th la I n d day of Deoemher. 1911. (HEAL) A rth u r H. Beckwith, Jr., Clark of th* c ir c u it Court n dtick to itr r r .v n llyi M a rtha T. Vlhlen IT n i l TAME O F Deputy Clerk FTATW OF FLOEIRA Joeeph M. Mureeko TO i E. O. JOHNSON a n d ADA poet o ffice Boa 111 M. JOHNSON, hi* wlf* F e rn P a rk , FI*. TUeldence U nkn o w n PuMlah Pee. I, II. II. I t . t i l t . TOU ARK IIF.ll KIIT NOT! C P I ’-* FIKD t h a t a Com plaint to foreclna* * m o rtg a g e on th* follow ing described property, ( I t u t t e l a Sentinel* County, Fieri**. a*.wlti L e t I t . Block II. WF.ATH e u r f i k i . d FinaT a d d i TION, actor,ling to tb F la t thereof record*,t In F l a t Book II. F a c e* *< and IT. Public lU cord* of Oemlnefe County, Florida. hM bean brought e a e ln a t you In th* C ircuit C o u rt of tb* Ninth Ju d ic ia l Circuit, In for Hemlnol* County, Florida, entitle d KAITCHKMTKIl 8AV IN'IS BANK, e New T * r k cor oration, varan* E. O. JOHN ON a n d ADA M- JOHNSON, hi* wlf*, c h a n c e r y Ne. 111)1. Teg •** hereby re quire d t* •erv* upen P l a 'n l l f f e e ito r ■•re. whoe* name a n d ad,|r*v* ap p ea r batow. • copy of your Anawer o r other w r itte n d* fane** to th e Com plaint Mid M I L * a *r bafor* tb* Ir d d a y of J a n u a ry , 11*4, and t* fit* th* o r i s 1**! "1 **ld Anvwer or other w r i t te n d* fvnaee w ith th* C lerk or th* ■bove-etyled Court, i r you fell L» do io, a decree pi o aunfe.eo will be M t e r t d e g a ln e t you far t h * re lief dvmended Mid Complaint. WITNESS mr band a n d effl *1*1 **al nf the above-atyl* Court a i Rnnford. Seminole County, Florid*, title I n d day of December, 1941. ISLAM A rthur ■ keck with. J r C l a r k *f tb* *b***-etyl*d C ourt ■ y t M a rtha T. V lblea D e puty Clark CABOT. SCOTT * WKNKSTERN Attornvya for P l a in t i f f I t f * South***! 11th S t r t a t P. O. Boa MIT, Sta tion 1 people! AO right if I take Itf" P ort L auderdata. Flo rid a 1111* I’ubtleh Dee. «, II, II. 14, 1141 CDP-S Stemper Agency Legal Notice B y K a te O sann E “it's for m«e of all feral* D m . 28, 1963 — Page S-A 12. Real Estate Ter Bole 27. Special 11 A. Fata 34. Article* For Bale OWNER Leaving! Moat sell For FAST TAXI Service eat! POODLE Pupptta, la time for 1-Wheel Luggage trailer, ex­ 2 Bdrm., X bath home. $190 Homer LUtle at Greyhound Holidays. B ell. 3X97535. cellent cond. All steel const., FA 9SM7. Bus Station. YA 91421 eg two traitor lights, 4x3 box, Si. Flower* - Shrubs 940. See at 1)3 Hayes Dr. Opportunity 15. BLOOMING Roe** ea Chero­ Washing MaeUas SERVICE Station tor lasst. kee stock, AU other kinds XT Admiral TV. Blaade, Nice stand. A Real Bargain! Ph. A Berries Good location. Omly small i f Nursery shrubbery end FA 2-4259 efter 8 p. a . capital seeded ky right Free Estimate ea Repairs tree*. 3X2-7)83 2940 Hiawatha m u. FA 3 4)42. Gray Shadows Nursery FOR SALE- Fin dirt, day, 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave, •hell, peat and topeoll. ESia Tractor mowing A Grading. OWN YOUR OWN Lloyd. FA 92571. Call PA 97X31. EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS DUTCH MILL NURSERY An$3,000 minimum, 96,000 miniDuals ready now. UpsaU FIRiSPLACR WOOD mum investment, X to 3 Fiaao Twins >M Repair Rd. Near Mayfair Golf Oak and Pine hrs. time per day 3 to 4 W. L. Harmon — FA Course. Robert MorrU, 323-033) daya per week. Approx- $4.000 and up potential income FOR YOUR SAFETY 33. F u raitu ru LARGE Recliaer Chair with per year. Could bs much DRIVE with headlights si WANTED retlatHe coupI* to foot rest. No plastic. Com­ Save your battery higher If more time epent. take np monthly payment* pletely upholstered. Must Ideal for man with steady Install Safety See Switch aee to appreciate. Good of 913.38 oa X complete g-hour-a-day type Job, or Geneva Mfg. Corp. rooms of furniture. Call cond. 935. FA 93930. school teacher*, housewives Ideas, Deilgaed A Developed TX 91111, Casselberry, col­ READY MIX Concrete, winGeneral Machine Work or partially disabled. It Is lect dow allle, lintels, step*, also very suitable for vigor­ Fb. Genovs 349-4121-3131 block*, ennd, cement, rock, ous retired man. Write glv* FREE ESTIMATE Ing occupation, age, address, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Upholstering A Mattress ren­ pipe, steel, grease traps, dry walla, stopping atones. 8PP.LNKLER SYSTEMS telephone number and other ovating. New A Used Furni­ Miracle Concrete Co. All Types and Slits pertinent details to John S. ture. Call Nix Bidding Mfg. TA 14731 Pearson, e/o General De­ We Repair and Service Co., at 709 Celery Ave. SO* Elm Avo. livery, Hollywood Beach, h T I N E FA 2-2117. ONION PLANTS Machinery and Supply Co, Fla. CRYSTAL WAX A WHITE Sell Us Your Furniture. 20T W. 2nd St. FA 9S433 BPAN1SH 16. Femalo Help Wanted Quick Service With the PER M . . « , , , •«»*..««« $2.50 Caih. SUPER TRADING Travel GREYHOUND. Call AL1X OF SANFORD 300 ^ • 1.50 FA X-1421 or 9093 and w* POST. FA 2-0677, Needs experienced eewlng ma 2 M tot*, per M .......... S.50 will have our TAXI pick chine operators for swim­ BEDS FOR RENT FOB HERE, A M. PREVATT, "•ava a shot of that nrrtJ-freene for U91* suits and sportswear. If you up. Homer Little, Grey Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ SEVILLE, FLA. hound Bua Station. you are experienced on fac nile. FREE delivery and 6. For R ent 12. Real EstaU For Salt lory sewing machines, wo GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ Pick-up. PIANO SVC. A TUNING pair. Osteen Brldgo Flah have steady work for you FURNITURE CENTER BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, lVk Rebuilding • Refettlng X BB. Trailer with large ca< Camp A Gun Shop. In a modern air-conditioned bath home. One bedroom 1100 French Ave. FREE ESTIMATES bans. 2703 So. Park. Ph. factory, under very good has separate entrance, can Ph. FA 97953 GENE CUMUAA FA 2-1354 alter S p. m. 35. Artie ton Wanted bo rented for Income. Will working condition*. Phone 8292681 — Call PM Only Used furniture, appliances, FA 2 2204, ask for Mr. Cu WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rg e 2 Bedrooms, 970 month trede for smaller place. tools, etc. Bought - Sold. or small amount*. Bonded riale. 3 Bedrooms, ISO month Shown by appointment. Call 29. Automobile Service Larry's Msrt 215 Sanford Fruit Buyer. Ph, Leo Mena* 4 Bedrooms, 9145 month. FA 2 8846. 18. Help Wanted Ave Th. FA 2-4132. field, FA 1-4244. AUTO GLASS Colored Motor Route Carrier ROSA L. PAYTON 84. Articles For Sale V A - FHA 36. AttloMObUaa - T ru ck s INSTALLED for afternoon paper route. Reg. Real Estate Broker > Ssnkarik Glasa and Paint REFRIG., Elec, stove, 950; Must have References and FA 91301 17-92 at Hiawatha BUYfNO A Proparty Management Company 2 eels twin bods, 980. Ph. dependable car. Writ* Cir USED OAR? ft Sales Broker 12. Roal Estats For Sals culation Dept, P. O. Box 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 323 0U3 or 322-1875. FINANCE IT WITH HI Jim Hunt Realty 1637, Sanford. Auto GUis, Tops Rent Blue Lustre Electric 4 Low Interest Rato* ♦ Low Monthly Paymeets A Sea> Covers Carpet Shampoocr for only Offsra for your selection Tec *N Green 19. Situations Waatsd FLORIDA ITATK BANS It per dsy. Carroll's Furn. these Beautiful X, 3, A 4 AUTO GLASS & Keep small children In home Homes la all price brackets. Bedroom References available, Mrs. SEAT COVER CO. RECORDING Fathometer, 0* 37. Boata * Motara Liberal financing. We have to 240* Rathson, 3 months YEAR END Clearance Salel tlctty Rodgers, 133 Hayes a 4 BR, X bath at 113,700304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 80)2 Government Dr. 9400 down, US month pays ALL WURK GUARANTEED old; stereo-hl-H combo conAU '63 model boats, motor* lolcttc; Craftsman 3-whecl A trailers greatly reduced. all. Buy now and get Home­ BLOCK A BRICK Work band law with 12" tablo If you want peopla to pay stead exemption o( 13.090. Owned Homes Sample prices: $1789 IF large or small Johs. 323-0748. attention to your business, Call 322(073 after 6 p.m. Choose your own decoraLarson $1189; 9839 14' Fabu* Priced From $6,750 Child Care PA 92874. call FA 2-5612 and aik the glss $499; Itoas 79 hp Evln11 cu. ft. Wcstinghouse Re­ Herald Staff about some at­ rude with 2 yr. Warranty Down Payments 21. lloauty Salons frigerator, large freezer tention getting ads ON YOUR LOT compartment, 985. Cash or $750; (lies down to 10 hp As Low As $100 Your plans or oura, A com­ only $289; 16* Gator trailer PERMANENT Wave Special U1A. Pets terms. See at 132 Hayes D r plete package Including Monthly Payments $130. Sato Includes largo 20% off regular prices Sanford. financing. No down payment stock e< used outfits tool open evenings bv appt. FOR SALE. German Shepherd From $-13.50 required. Come out today Terms! Robson Sporting Pups, Ne papers. 6 weeks T-P Tents 96.90. Levis. Army Free Parking lot w To make the best hnm* and talk It over with Mr. old Dec. 15th. Males 923, Navy Surplus, 310 Saufurd Goods, Downtown Sanford, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop buy, aee the Leather jury. Ave. Femalci 915. Phone 219-1831 FA 93961. 318 Palmetto Avo. VA - FHA 20th St. to Upiala Rd. Phone 322 0S34 A tura North at Church Appointed Harriett's Beauty Nook Property Kv* Appt’a. | Sr. Beauticians LMN Enterprises, FA 93742 Mr. Leatherbury — 322-2744 M anagement & 105 So. Oak Or Sales Broker 22. Uulld • Paint - Repair Mr. Ferguson — TE 91811 PAINTING—Room or House X RR House wita acreages— Jim Hunt Realty —Prices very Low— Ph located 1 miles north St. 323 0550. Office FA 2 2111 Johns River on 17-82 Hlway. Night FA 90641 Cell 337-3282 Eustla for de 21. Electrical Servlets WE'RE CLEARING OUR LOT, YOU'RE COLLECTING THE SAVINGSI 323 0700 tolls. 25)4 Park Do. Saatord, YU YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC Contnctlng A Repairs 62 Ford 60 Pontiac 60 Chevrolet BEDROOMS, lto baths. A Controls S t Johns Realty 3 Swimming llimn*vlll* 4-door hardtop, Fonlor Ranch Wagon, V-H pool. Furn, or 114 Sunset PA 2 8902 THE TIME TESTED FIRM V-H enqlne. aulo. train*,, rnglnr, auto, traiu., power Impels Coup*, V-8 eagle* power wlrcrlni, radio A ■leering, power brnkre, ra­ noto, Iran*., power a i m ­ US N. Park Av*. FA 2-8121 unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. J5, Plumbing .Services Suntand. healer, factory air condi­ dio A heeler, factory air ing, radio A heater. New only . . . tioning. Now only . . . cond. New only . . . I ACRES oranga grove, plus HINSON & HEARN 3 Bedroom house on Up- LAKE LIVING SITES sail Road. For particulars 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min PLUMBING CONTRACTLNG Kenalrs A Water Heaters utes Orlando—2 minutes to call 357-3292, Eustli, Fla. FREE ESTIMATES Interstate 4—U Acre with 3298143 WHY KEEP DREAMING? huge oaks, sand tako spring 204 E. 3rd St. Waks up, and start the New fad-11993 Full Price, |2o 57 Mercury 56 Pontiac 57 Ford PLUMBING Yeir la this spacious I BR, per month. No down. Call Montorey coupe, V-8 en­ R*tractnbto Hardtop, T -t Contracting Repairs Chieftain 2-door, V-8 *n- gine, auto, trano., power engine, auto, triec* power 8 bath home. Neat aa a pin owner, Harry Rlock, Or line, aula. Iran*., radio A ■leering, power hrake*, ra­ brake*, radio A heater. FREE ESTIMATES and designed for gracious lando, GA 4 8133. he*l*r. Now only . . . R. L. HARVEY dio A heater. Now only , . . Now only . . . living. Landscaped— Choice 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 neighborhood. FHA - VA HOMES X, I, A 4 BEDROOMS 27. Special Services 1. lto, A X BATHS SOU TH W A RD DOWN HEATING PAYMENTS FROM SERVICING - TESTING Investment A Realty $100 Lewis Sales A Service 11S N. Park Av*. 322 8173 SPECIAL END-O-YEAR CLEARANCE PRICES l«w Monthly Payment* 2517 C. C. Road FA 2-7828 For Complete Information COUNTRY HOME Good Through Dec. .list Only. Don't Wall! W s Still SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ See Or c m Your Located near State Read 4* llnv* Some Excellent Iluyal tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. •nd Interstate 4. 3 Bed­ 322 3308. rooms, Separate D i n i n g FHA - VA Room on Beautiful Shady SALES HUOKER 60 Opel 59 Olds “98” Custom-made Cabinets, 59 Simca Lot. Only 97,000. Terms. Plastic Counter tops 4-door hardtop, i l l* U u a , Stenstrom Realty WALLIS CABINET SHOP C*U 3-door SUtlow Wagon. A t-door e»den. A very eco­ pow«r at**rlaf. p o w e r FHA-VA SALES BROKER brakes, radio A healtr. eery nit* economy car and nomical cor and O good 111 N. Park Avo. 322-3420 915 W. 3rd - 323-7471 One owner with low mile­ Stemper Agency age. Thla la an excellent now only . . . buy. Now ooly . . . car throughout. Now only Reillor-Insuror-Trades SPA CE FOR LEASE 8X94811 1818 S. French Av*. SWEETIE PIE c e r m , ri-an or D. K. ANDETISOV, dereeerd. n o n e s o r rtx a t. sr po u t a s d a r r u c A T i o s row » u . c tt.A sa s All pereene ere hereby twitfl.d that the und»r»l»nt«l »• Administratrix of estd e.tat., hi* completed the ■dmlnlatntlon thereof And has (llsd In Mid court tior final report end application for dleeharx*. Oblteiiene thereto. If any, should fee duty filed. After fllln* proof of publication • h a w i n g thla notles has bt»n published one* s week for four consecutive wooks. ths matter of approval of (old re. port and ths ordarlnt of die. trlhutlon of said eetata will Cowan. 222-4811. vome before the court. 2. Notices • Violet V. Anderson A t Administratrix of said FURN. 2 lovtly apt*., Lake SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN e itsto. Golden, lake privileges. Fublleh Deo. I I . I t . I I , 1 H I A ER SERVICE. Parts tad Call FA 9M74. Jan. t, l i l t luppllei for iD msksi l*C D P .ll eluding: Eleetrelux. Ntw WE L A R A APARTMENTS: IT T HE r l H C f l T T O I'H T OP and rebuilt clsansri sold. Rooms private baths, 114 TUP. Mh J t - n i C I . i l . CIRCITT No home lervlcs csl W. Firit St. IT ATD PON SKMITDLi: C O tX T T , FLORIDA charge Phone FA 1-23X2, 1!* CRATCEAT TO. 1 N M SMALL Unfurn. 2-bedreom 2551 Park Dr. .. M cCAUOHAM l l O R T O A O t house. 405 San Carloe, |85 COMPACT. IRC.. A Florid* corporAtlon, FA 2-3951. REPAIRS P lstn llf r , Vacuum Cleaner Supplies ROBERT A. WILLIAMS K i:.S'RUTH f l it A RAM MOTHS Realtor Sale* • Electrolux, Hoover, a n d A TNI Id 1IHTII MOTDH. hi* Kirby, KeaAIr, GE, Airway. Raymond Ludqulst, Also. wlft, and E D W A n n I. 0.1110■>iKit and ------ GA RDNER, hi* Clranera bought, told, *»• FA 2-ISSl Atlantic Beak Bldg. Wife, changed. Free pickup. 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COFFEE CAKE □ Potato Chi| □ Lyles Chili____ PIsQOfSi □ Apple Juice . . . □ Osage Peaches □ Lux Liquid____ TIm Plek-Letiea te r Is inflation. fo r despite official misgivings, the eonease r Is foaling m psln." A fsw wort cautious Wall* Otrootere poiat out that ths However, • look s t the popular market averages would Indicate that tharo Is lltUa to worry about, at toast far tho present. As of Mar 99, INS, tho anniversary of tho infamous "Mack Monday" of 1M2, approximately |75 billion of tho fflO billion lost at that Ubso had bsan recovTho Dow-Jones Industrial m r s n , tho market's moot popular indicator, raaehod a now high of 7S7.M on 8opL • of this psar and baa prosu dod to top Itaoif a w since. In ratroopoct, than wars a nun bar of thlngi which affsetad tho stock markot in one way or onothor during 1M3 but two aro dominant— tho Prosldant’a otsssalnatian and tha aid extended by tho Mow York Stock Kxchango to tho customers of bankrupt Ira Haupt A Co., ons of tho "tho s t m t ’s" major hroktrago house*. iH f O r e m S ta m p s iN S ta m p s W iM NEW YORK (UPI) - A •tudent of agriculture behind tho Iron Curtain raportod to­ day that Communist teadara foeo sever# Internal discontent unless they make a wholehearted effort to bolster crop ptoduction. Richard Judy, a member of tho faculty of Uio Air Force Institute of Technology who studied at Moscow University, says in a report published by tho Foreign Policy Association (FPA) that agriculture la Russia and moat of her satel­ lites and in Rod China la hi deep trouble. "A hungry population la a discontented population, and such discontent may generate political opposition and oven counter-roTotetten," Judy con- M O re o n S O SW IFTS PREMIUM TENDER-AGED PROTEN G O V T. INSPECTED H EAVY W ESTERN BEEF SALE! S ta m p s HUMAN 0 .1 . W IIN IU m I ’k pikg. 59e iw JH Red Bloc Faces Form Trouble O ra a n O ro o n m s o S irlo in S te a k ,b-9f T-Bone Steak |b-9f Round S te a k |b-9f Pot R o ast • • • ,b7$ Chuck Steaks lb5$ Ground Beef • ,b4$ ’(b o n e le w ) S ta m p s *J* * ‘* r m i oidawAssash RICH'S CHOCOLATE ICLAIRS Ib a M k t t ) t fo ie u p r o d u c e la n e m v ia 'M B O Copoload’s Fleverful Fresh Bag Sausage To(now's Coohsd er Baited O ^ V V .V M B O JM O ro o n S ta m p s s te te n o w tU n d w A ............... ....... N th fet'd Ihrimp m If c -fc . pkg. 11.19 WHUt SHOPPING B A PUASUtt Sliced Ham £ 59" Swift's Brown 'N Serve Sausage SEM IN O LE P LA Z A CASSELBERRY, HWY. 17-92 b F LA . SR 436 �Eh? 1 . & a n > ^r & r i Zip Cod* 82771 t f i m t U i 9 . i l l R 9 i atorrit WKATHKB: FWr, warmer today, tonight; Saturday mild; high today TB; low tonight 4JW5. VOL. M United Wire Retahhalnd 190t Christmas Spending In Area At All-Tima FRL, DECEMBER 07, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA N a 98 residents IfcU Christ­ en et w y other Yule- Bom* starts reported gain* with largest November to OrtDecea­ C of E Spent $ 1 0 7 Million In '6 3 On* mid se id (hot this IPPHN “waa to* Christmas salat -tor Florida will have a popula­ John Kridar, tion of e t a to a n a aad a Commerce m half mllltoe people by 1910 "undoubtedly C ant you hear tha mOa if the atato continue* to p had the boat Christmas sates la my votes?" a« U baa aiaee the 1M) eonto the last * years, if Appliine* •a sue, aaya Ualreraity of ITor tor all time.** ■tore*, ida eeooomle prafeaaor. Dr. Glenn McCall, Downtown all n i Joha N. Wobh, to a roj Merchants Association chair ness this Christmas salsa ***iuood h j the g a m e of Ec man, its tod that “our mem aoa. Out merchant said ho to • a le aad Ruitoeai Research bars a n sw at happy with "atilt doing Christinas busi­ of the school's College of Bustthe reception given by ness with perrons who afthsf Winners In the Christmas FPFC To Fold acss Administration. customer* and friends to our lighting contest sponsored by forgot certain gifla or did not NEW YORK (UP!) — The Seminole Cwmty figures proffered merchandise f o r tha Sanford-Seminal* Junior have tha tima to boy." promlneolly to Dr. Webb’s pro-Castro Fair Play for CwAlt stores reported “6 Chamber of Commerce will bo JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Christmas." to predletioei. la fact, be re­ ba Committee (FPFC) quiet­ Furniture dealers said that presented with trophies at a healthy business and oua of The U. 8. A m y Corpe of ports that the census count ly Is seeking to go out of bog* Engineer* apent >107.7 mil­ December “ was on* of our luncheon-meeting Thursday at tha moat ptoaaont roasoon as of April 1, 1M0, for Semi­ loess, K waa teamed todaylion in Florida during 1968, best months" and “we've had tha Civic Center, Winner* to since the people seemed hap­ nole was peffed at MAM peo­ pier." about twice the expenditure excellent business all the the categoric* are: ple. 111a estimate of Serai $25,000 T h e ft way. . . and It wasn't aU Religious tatting—Dr. W. V. of 196t end >4.2 million more note's population as of July M i a m i (u rn - r a m just Christmas shopping. Roberta, Summerlin Avenue, than In 1962. 1, 1M3 was IT,200. searched for dues today to first, and W. H. Welbt*. 202 Throughout the state as Col. 11. R. Parfitt, head of the burglary of a north Miami Forrest Drive, Loch Arbor, whole, Florida's population home Thursday night of at tho Jacksonville Corpe dis­ second. increased 13.9 per cent during least >23.000 to furs and Jew trict, said the engineers reach­ Traditional setting — Mrs. the peat three years aa con eU. ed a number of milestones on W. T. Place, I S3 Plneereat 4 pared with a 5.3 per ceot in military and civilian projects Drive, first, and Mrs. Motto crease for the entire United Probe Demanded In a year-end report Thurs­ Starke, 409 MellonvUt* Ave­ States. Florida continues to day. LONDON (UP!)—Tb# Brit­ nue, second. grow more rapidly than the ish press today demanded a WASHINGTON (UPI) — Parfitt said construction on Artistic setting — Dr. and nation as a whole because ot government inquiry into the Tha long-staliad deal to eel civilian project! during the Mrs. C. F. Brooks Smith, Sum­ continued change of residence (ire which broke out aboard year totalled >32-2 million, JOHNSON CITY, Tax. merlin Avenue, first, and Rob­ surplus American wheat to tho to Florida by citizens of other the Greek liner Lakonia at while the engineers spent (UPI) — President Johnson ert Jernlgan, 119 Plnecrast Soviet Union appeared today states. to be teetering an tha brink. sea and took at least I t lives. >67.1 million on military work. kept tha economy pressure on Drive, second. L. P. PAYTON U handed a package by Postmaster Cecils Heard aa he Among the changes to Its said land acquisition for tha executive branch of gov­ Overall—8. A. Llndstrom The Commerce Department atarted off thia morning on hta Inst trip aa a rural mail carrier out of the cent years is the indication Sugar Allocated the National Aeronautic* and ernment today. His latest tar­ Jr., I l l West Jinkins Cirri*, Thursday issued export HSanford postoffice. Payton la retiring today after 80 yeara of federal that some of the smaller coun WASHINGTON (UPD—The Space Administration manned get waa tha foreign aid pro­ first, and Lola D. Ferranta, censes for tha sale of $404 service — 27 yeara in the Sanford postoffice and threp years in the U. S. ties - are becoming “growth million worth of U. 8. wheat to Agriculture Department an­ lunar landing area on Merritt gram which he wants oper­ 1601 Locust Avenue, second. Army. He will become a real estate broker. (Herald Photo) counties'* ot this decade, out Russia to what may be tha nounced Thursday that about Island was almost completed ated mors efficiently and with Commercial—Norrla TV* 201 stripping in rates—if not yet first break to tho lengthy M> at a cost of >28.9 million. •i in numbers— the growth coun­ 743.000 tons of global sugar fewer federal employes. Commercial Avenue. foliations. had been allocated to foralgl A separate Army snginssr While preparing for a twoJudges were Mr. and Mrs. ties of the last decade. V; district was created July 1 to day visit with West Gorman Carlos Raines and Ways# Al­ Jack N. Rahman, aaalatant For eiample. Dr. Wabb suppliers ss of Dee. 24. Moratory of eommare* for do. handle tbs space construction Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, bert. I* points out that Brevard Coun mettle and International bustEarhard Leaves program in tho Capo Kennedy starting Saturday, the Presl Following antrlaa ty has now overtaken 10th ness, said, however, tha export BONN, Germany (UPI) — area, the colonel said. dent ordered a speedy review honorable mention: place Volusia County, Bre­ license* wars issued lo private Chancellor Ludwig Erhard Deepening and widening the of foreign economic and mill Joha O. Bacon, 205 Fairmont trader* who thought they vard's neighbors— Seminole WASHINGTON (UPI) — left today for the United Intracoastal Waterway from tary assistance programs. Drive, Sunland Estates: Harry could arrange sales and want­ on the west and Indian River Jacksonville to Miami Is near­ Johnson set up a aevtn- C. Echslbergar, 11 8 E a a ed assurances tho Hraniia on the south — have higher States where he will assure The nation's living costs rose The “bicycle bandit" has alio confeued to burglarising ing completion, ha laid, and member committee of policy' Woodland Drive: Mrs. J. A rates of gains to the years President Johnson that the to aa all time high in Nov­ ember with increases to the European Common Markst Is confessed to two armed rob­ Gator Lumber Company end tha last segment of dredging level federal officiate to un Harris, 122 Pinacreat Drive; would bo available if needed. since the last census than cost of food and shelter, the beries and two burglaries, Po­ Hill Lumber and Hardware la echeduled to go out for dertake a fast, intensive re­ Alan Lucas, 206 Tangerine Tha ltcciua* are, in effect, not turning isolationist. any of the 10 largest coun­ “hunting Labor Department said today. llen Chief Roy Williams re­ laat week, obtained >4 et Ga­ bids early next year. ties as they were ranked by view of foreign aid programs. Drive, Rsvanna Park: Lewis 226 K ille d The department announced tor and two revolvers, shells, ported today, Ha ordered tha committee to E. Morgan, 103 South Sunland Tha license# provide for cash the last census. Although these 10 largest By 1’altod Press lakroaltoaal that its consumer price index Robert McGill, Negro, 18, knives and cigarettes at Hill's. report back to him by Jan. 15 Drive: Themes O'Day, 186 •ales. Behrman s a i d t h e y Chief Williams also report counties according to the 1960 Christmas holiday traffic climbed two-tenths of l per of 1209 West 11th Street, ad­ with recommendations on how Fairways Drive; Mr. and Mrs. would be subject to U. 8.-So­ census (Dade, Duval, Hills- accidents claimed the lives of cent last month to a record- mitted holding up two per- ed Robert L. Elevens, Negro to eliminate waste, red tape, Charles 1L FvUsy 8r„ 701 viet agreement on tom s, tin borough, Pinellas, Broward, 220 persons across the na high level of 197.4 per cent sons, obtaining >102.75 Christ­ 17, of William Clark Court, inefficiency and superfluous East 23lb Street, and Mrs. ■aid tha axportan would havw Orange, Palm Beach, Polk, lion, a final tabulation by the ot average 1357-39 prices, the mas night and escaping on a is charged with receiving stol DoaaM T. Beagon, 2402 Key to comply with governmen t repersonnel. en property, having obtained Escambia and Volusia) had, National Safety Council and Dorm used for the Index. bicycle. ••Up ertlctt fak.-AANbhUaa — * •* . . . qutrfitonta m Mdpptag .h i* »? total. yarae. prnpnjtten United P r e s a international A department spokesman Chief Williams said McGill one of tha stolen revolvers this committee, far frtm re­ tha wheat in U. 8. flag ships. WASHINGTON (IT !) predicted another recordfrom MeGUL The stolen prop, of the state's population In showed today. flecting any lack of convic­ Negotiations for tha ante of Sen. Barry Goldwaler loosed breaking increase this month mid-1963 as in April, I960, erty waa recovered. tion in the necessity for for­ tf. 8. wheat to Russia havw because of higher costs of they are not making as large On High Road? Thieves bruke into Surplus a polities! haymaker at Presl eign assistance, demonstrates been in tha hands of private MIAMI (UPI)—Miami May food, housing and services. a contribution to state gains City, 201 West First Street. dent Johnson Thursday or my itrong determination that U. 8. groin firms since aborteuslng him of playing "poll Increased prices for fresh In this decade as in the last, or Robert King High said he Thursday night and stole those programs be so admin ly after the government told tics with Christmas” on the vegetables and sugar pushed doesn’t want to start another Dr. Webb reported. rente, levis, shirts, knives, e Isterad aa to yield tha great down ground rube for thu • • • feud between North and South up the cost of groceries, and revolver, hute, sox, lighters foreign aid bill. est benefit to our eountry and United Prase International deals Inst October. housing costs advanced across The Arisons Republican, Florida, but he jumped into Not everybody got the right the free world," Johnson said DALLAS (UPI) - The Bus- und boots. Temperature* snapped be­ size, color or style, or some­ the 1964 governor's race the board except for gas and sian-born widow of accused S. A. Llndstrom Jr. I ll considered by many aa tha In a special statement issued thing, so Thursday started Thursday pledging to battle electricity rates, which held presidential ississln Lee Har­ West Jinkins Circle, winner frontrunnlng GOP presiden­ from tha Taxes White House. low zero to Mellon* at the She Gives It • North today and 6 freezing tial candidate, accused John­ "exchange week" at the the domination of rural Inter steady. Arnold Chase, assistant vey Oswald will go before the in the home decoration con­ son of •'arm-twisting" mem­ Tha study committee will be drizzle caused hazardous driv A Run For stores. One nice thing about ests to the state. commissioner of labor sta­ Warren Commission early test, reported to police today bers of both the House and headed by Undersecretary of tog warnings to be posted to it is that the Seminole store tistics, said that the Index next year to help fill gaps the theft of four reindeer Swinto during the bitter aid State George W. Ball. Mem­ parts of Panasylvanla and The Money owners and the clerks are Contaminated from hia front lawn display. bers included Budget Dirac Ohio. DURBAN, South Africa — WASHINGTON (UPI)-The was 1.3 per cent up for the in the commission's record fight. very understanding, helpful, of her dead husband's tra­ year. He laid this was “ rea New snow fell In tha North (UPI) — Mrs. V an Vtocsat Tha White House back- tor Kermlt Gordon, Peace and even cheerful. Another nuclear-powered supercarrier vels and dealing!. handed Goldwater'a criticism. Carps Director R. Sargent era Rockies and North Plains waa >360 richer today because reason why U is good to shop Enterprise—the world'! larg sonsbls price stability" al­ A source close to Mrs. Ma­ though the 1963 rise may be est ship—was contaminated Asked for comment, Pres* Shrlrar and David E. Ball, during tha night, with ac­ aha can run like a racahorsa. to Seminole. rina Oswald said she would Mrs. Vincent was sitting • • • by radioactive fallout from one of the largest since 19J8'j testify before the commission, Secretary Pierr* Salinger said, head'of tha Agency for Inter­ cumulations up to I inches national Development (AID). reported. with a party of friends hiv­ ”1 guess tha senator la run­ Saturday, Seminole High's Hutsia’i 1961 atomic testa in increase of 1.7 per cent. which Is investigating ['resi­ In other economy moves, Old Town, Maine, report ing refreshment* In tha club­ Orange Belt champs—take off the atmosphere, hut there The November rise clipped dent Kennedy's assassina­ ning again." Ila said he was another two centoff the buy­ Johnson tent a memorandum ed 18 degrees below zero ear­ house after tha raeas «t Clairfor the Gator Bowl in Jack­ was “no real danger to aura tha President, presently ing power of s Jio bill, mak­ tion. Chief Justice Earl War­ BERLIN (UPI)—East Gor­ Wednesday to agency and de­ ly today. Sub-freezing temper wood Race Coun* Thursday sonville to see how the Tar health.'' ren heads the factfinding in n n Communist officials spending tha holiday* at hia partment heads calling for a stores extended across most when an argumant ensued ing the >10 worth 13 cents less Heels of North Carolina stack have arrested Ihree West ranch In Johnson City, Tex., halt in the growth of federal of tha North with below zero over the length of tb* track. to the consumer than it was committee. up against the Falcons from Russians On Way Bcriin'ri on a holiday visit was unaware of Goldwater'a employment. Ha urged more readings reported In upstate “U'l not so long," ah* in­ For Mrs. Oswald, the past PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI) In November. 1962, the U. S. Air Force Academy. month has been a lonely and to Eist Berlin, West Berlin statement. New York, Northern New sisted. They leave at 9:30 a. m., and — The long day's journey Goldwater made hia chargea efficient use of workers and England and Northern Minn­ uncertain one. police reported today. A wealthy gentleman to thu simplification of procedures. hope to be back home In less back to their Moscow home In a land where she has ft was the first time arrests In a telegram lo Mark Tries, He elao was re evaluating de­ esota. party offered her the money than 12 hours from then. The began today for the Viktor few friends and does not un­ had been reported since the Renat* Republican aecretary. fense spending. The weather bureau said If she could run tha aotirw Seminole Boosters club is Pozdneev family, making the derstand the native tongue, Communists began admitting The aonator is at his hom* in freezing drizzle would con­ course without stopping. picking up the tab for the end of tbelr holiday visit here she has turned to religious ten* Of thousands of West Phoenix, Aril., recuperating tinue to fall along the Upper Mrs, Vincent promptly shed bus and the seats at the af­ and, the sponsors hope, a be guidance. lb rimers for the visits a week from surgery to remove a Two-VP Idea Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes her ttUIcto-heeled show and fair! Happy traveling, boys! ginning of understanding be calcium deposit on hia right region with occasional snow galloped tha whole course—a MIAMI — District Director The 22-year-old widow want ago. You have earned It. tween Americans and Rus­ Edward P, Ahrens of the Im­ to a solemn midnight Mass The Western police said hscl. He said h* hop** to be Silly, Says flurries. mil* and five furlooga. • • « sians. migration and Naturalisation Christmas eve at a Greek three persons were arrested in Washington Monday to Temperatures in the South After collecting bar prise, Have you noticed the fran­ Orthodox church and then !>y Eastern bonier guards vote against the compromise Irked HST Service stated that the annual west continued mild McAllen she refused to tall newsmen tic refurbishing job being visited the grave of her bus- Thursday night as they were j;t billion aid bill when it NEW YORK (UPI) - For­ Tex., reported a high of 12 how old she waa, although aha done un the old Fernald March O f Dimes alien address report program mer President Harry S. Tru degrees Thursday and Corpus admitted the had two aoro to usually cense* a sharp rise in band Christmas Day. leaving East Berlin In so comes before the Senate, I^ughliin hauling at Fifth man today turned thumbe Christl, Tex., hid 61. The mound of dirt at Rote | automobile through the Intheir twenties. the number of applications for Street and Oak Avenue? H'a Skating Party Hill Cemetery still is unmark­ validen Strasse c r o s s i n g down on a proposal by Sen naturalisation. to be a hotel,. someone tells Kenneth Keating, (ll-N.Y. The law requires all aliens ed but a source said that Mrs. point Cop Goes To us. To take the place of the Set Monday that the Constitution be re in the United Stairs, with few Oswald ordered a small head­ Their identity was not fmone that now stands on the The Seminole County March stone for the grave. Stic hopes vised to provide for two vice corner where the bank park­ of Dimes wtU present its an­ exceptions, to repurl their ad­ to have a small rrois and mediately disclosed and po­ Crash, Finds preridfnts, lice said they did not know dresses e a r h J a n u a r y . ing lot is to be — soon. nual skating party Monday Father Dead “It's a silly program, that’s Throughout the United Sutra, some flower replicas engrav­ thr reason for the arrests. • • • at the Melodee Skating Rink almost SO percent more appli­ ed to the stone. An East German youth was MIAMI (UPI) - Miami all It is," Truman said during You motorists that go south on Onora Road. shot to death on Christmas policeman Leon E. William* hi* early morning walk near cations for nalurnlizntinri are from the downtown shopping The affair will begin at 10 Day is he tried to escape was called to investigate a the Manhattan hotel where center had better stick to a. m. and it will continue un- received during the months of Scotch Whisky across the Communist wait traffic accident T h u r a d a y he he* been staying for a Park Avenue or French Ave­ til 3 p. m A0 junior miss January, February and March dividing the eity. night. When he arrived, he holiday visit with his daugh­ nue for a day or so. The city contestants were invited to than are receiv'd during other Still Mystery months. Mr. Ahrena attributes found hia father lying dead ter and grandchildren. paving crew Is working on be present LONDON, England <UH> on the pavement. “The present setup is good Tenth and Eleventh Streets All proceeds from the skat­ this sudden rise to tha Allen — Scientists the world over Mother O f 4 “ My God. my God,” be enough," Truman said. and there just U no crossing it ing party will go to the 1964 dAliena ;£ r. R T required rt pr v rto- make i how **•" «•n„'< out cried falling to hlr knees, nut lh, k,*“•their between the two main thor­ March of Dimes campaign. A Slain; Killer ■That'* my father." this report are diptomaU, whisky, * British biochemist oughfares mentioned. O ut-F oxed • 9 • (won E. Williams S r , M. those accredited to certain in­ said today in the weekly Then K ills Self AMERSHAM. Eng. (UP!) was struck by a car as ha IN C L U D E S: ternational organisations and journal “New Scientist." Sanford's Biddy Basketball E lk s S e t P arty ALACHUA (UPI) An — One hundred members of League will go Into action The Sanford Elks will bold those who have entered temp­ “The production of whisky Alachua man apparently shot walked across an unlighted the League Against Cruel B aked P o ta to , S a la d , G arlic T oast again tonight at Seminole tbelr annual New Year's Evs orarily aa agricultural labor­ is undoubtedly an art, and all a young mother of four to intersection in the northwest Sports tried to sabotage a fox section of the eity. The driv* and B ev era g e •High's F l e m i n g Memorial party at the Elks Lodge. En ers. attempts to produce it by a death Thursday, then killed hunt Thuraday by laying falsa Gymnasium, and City Recre­ tertatnment will be provided Forma for making the re­ scientific approach have prov­ himself in a murder-suicide, tr ot the car laid ha didn't trails, but It didn't work. Tbs ational Director, Jim Jerni- by the Vint Vincent Trio. All ports will be available to ed futile. Nobody has been the sheriffs department re sea the victim, "I just heard hunt ran three foxes to tha C om pare O ur Low C u t-R ato a thump." gan, has extended a special Elks and their friends are aliens at alt Post Office* and aide to reproduce It outside ported ground — two ware set free Young Williams was driv­ office* of the Immigration and invitation to parents to see invited to attend. Deputies said Ray Green, of Scotland.” Dr. Eustace and tha third got away. Liquor P rice s, P lu s Naturalisation Service during their youngsters play. 33, shot Donna Stevens Hold­ en home by other officers [lurton-Wrlght said. who were called to the scene the month of January. Mr. In tonight's games, which er, 22. in the back ot the F ree G old B ond S tam p s Ahrena Indicated that aliens head of a .22 caliber rifla. to control a crowd that gath­ Our F o refa th ers get under way at 6:30, Rob- Boy A d m its F ire ered. tty United Preaa Internatioaal . Clay Fails desiring information concern then lurried the gun on him >oo Sporting Goods will play MIAMI (L’PI) - Juvenile W ith P a ck a g e G oods Among Iks more famous SEW YU1IK O-’I'II — Cu> self. WI Hit. Day 'N Night Grill authorities to Miami are bold­ ing naturalisation or simitar rum aad molasses amagglare plays Sanford Electric, first ing ■ 10-year-old Negro boy matters should obtain the nius Clay, the poetic pugilist, The shootings took place at Willis Dies of tha Uotaalal parted ware Federal will meet Strickland- who police say confessed to forms at an office ot the Im­ w»* scheduled to take a pre- the home of Mr. and Mrs. TALLAHASSEE <UP1) V A L D E Z H O TEL Morrison, and in the final af­ setting a shopping center migration and Naturalization induction physical examination William Purvis, where the Bryan M. Willis, slste audi­ each notable* aa John Hanfair Sanford Atlantic National blaze which caused an esti­ Service where personnel train­ at tha If. 8. Army Induction two had been visiting. Purvis tor tor 34 years, died after e rock and Samuel Adams, oc­ D ow ntow n S a n fo rd In these field, will In- avail- Center here at 7 a m EST lo and hit *ife were not home lung illni-** Wednc-day at the curdin, lo tk* Licensed Be*■........ . e,i, ... Bank tangles with Standard mated *130.000 la damage* !<ed I erega Indue I rim, toe. > |able to uiMwez inquiries^ [ d a y . lie never shotted up. at toe ume. age of 46. i last week. OIL Yule Lighting Winners To Gel Trophies Outlay For State Twice That Of '£2 MWA... Russian Grain Deni Appears Tottering Johnson Holds Tight Rein On Aid Program Living Costs At New High 2 Holdups Confessed By 'Bicycle Bandit' LBJ Accused Of Winter Hits New Blow In North Mrs. Oswald To Help Probers Reds Arrest 3 West Berliners Alien Reports One Next Month "C*va&* Cut&" Vk Inch Sirloin *4 °° 2 Inch Sirloin $4 S0 � 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, December 26, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 1963. 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N . M. (C P I) - A migrant farm The remain! will be lent to Houston, Tex., Tuesday morn­ ing (or interment. TALLAHASSEE tU P fl — Secretary of Slate Tom Adame said Wednesday that f.137,801 Flnridlane were eli­ gible to rest their ballots in the Nov. 5 election. about 36 miles north of Gallup, N. M , Sun­ day. Five others were injur­ ed Slate police said the fam ­ ily was on its w ay to Alamo, T ex., from th* Idaho potato h arvest They planned to visit relatives at Alamo. The truck driv er told offi­ cer* he saw the ca r approach­ ing him across a narrow bridge in the wrong lane. He locked his brakes, hoping to avoid the collision, skidded 30 feet and hit. KEY CLUB members at Seminole High School spent Friday afternoon laying a 65-foot sidewalk from the school library to the street. The boys, sponsored by the Kiwauls Club, also bore the cost of the materials from funds they derived from various projects, (Herald Photo) Academ ic Honors Cadet Warren Joseph Hoeller, son o f Cdr. and Mrs. Warren J. H oeller. 1101 Cor­ nell Drive, has earned aca­ dem ic honors fo r the first six weeks grading period at Wentworth M ilitary Academy, Lexington, Mo. Tba United Church Women o f Sanford will hold their an­ nual program in observation o f World Community Day at lha Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Highway 17-92, this Friday beginning at 10 a. nt. Serving aa leader wilt be Mrs. E. F. Christiansen o f the Ebenerer Methodist Church. Assisting will he Mr*. Robert Jackson of the F irit Methodist Church and Mrs. Joe Baker o f the First Presbyterian Church. Readers will be Mrs. Ran­ dall Chase, Mrs. A l Wallace and 31 r*. A. I). Peterson Jr. from Holy C ro.s Episcopal Church. 3!rt. Frank Mchane and Mrs. Robert Williams will serve as usherv. The public and members o f all churchra In tha area are invited to attend. ATT: FORD OWNERS September A i CDR. PAUL F. WERNER, in colorful cere­ monies Friday nt Sun ford Naval Air Station, re­ lieved Cdr. Lyle H. Sclto (right) ua command­ ing officer of Heavy Attnck Squadron 5. From Ymtr Downtown Florist Thermostats $O 40 Each Mm Gary has been elected vice president o f the senior class GENUINE FORD and was named to the honor roll for the first six weeks A N T IF R E E Z E of classes. (Ireal Savings on Easy Terms 60 FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE GENUINE FORI) M A T H E R of Sanford Radiator Hose FAMOUS NAME BRANDS 20% Discount GENUINE FORD *ALL FINEST QUALITY Easy Terms — Open Fri. Nights Sanford's Only Air Comlilinnrd Furniture Store MATHER SANFOllI) FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1,t A Sanford \»e FA 2-1-2J FA 3*11133 GENUINE FORD Southward Wins Two Honors Gary Southward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Southward, 2000 Palm etto Avenue, has won tw o honors at llow ey Academy at H o w e y-in the Hills. FLOWERS SEN SATIO N AL VALUES W IRE October Parts Special! Mrs. Laura Hunt Gary Funeral Today C.A.Dilday,86, Dies In Sanford 2,137,801 Eligible h ead on collision Highway 68 Funeral services for 3lrs. Brbson Funeral Home la ic I-aura Fog Hunt, who died charge of arrangement!. Friday In B im in gh sm , AU.. after a ahort illness, were scheduled for today in Bir­ mingham. Am ong aurvivnra ar* her son, Byron A. Fox; a step­ son, John E. Fox and four Clarence A. Dtlday, >8, died grandchildren, Mrs. Sherrn early Sunday morning after a Jones, Stls* M.try Ann Fox and Chari** and Billy Fox, abort illneat. Ha waa born Jan. 4, t*T7, all o f Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. Byrcn A. Fo* In Galatia, ID., and has been a resident of Sanford for the are in Birmingham f» r the past two years. He was a re­ services, tired boilermaker. Loti c f people know a good He Is survived by hia wife. Mr*. Lilly Dllday, o f Sanford, thing the minute another fcl and three children in the low sees it. North. The remains w ere sent to Paincsvlile, Ohio, for inter­ ment. Brisson Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. and o f a car and truck on U. S. Church Women Set Program At Mrs. F. B. Maloti Good Shepherd Dies In Hospital Vra. Mary M. Malott. 38. wife of Frank B. Malott of Sanford, died late Saturday in the boipltal alter a ahort illneti. She reiklcd at 203 Citrua Drive. She came to Sanford In June, 1982, from Coiumbua, Ohio. She waa born In Houaton. T er, on Sept. 4, 192S, and waa a member of the Firil preibytcrlan Church in San­ ford. Other aurvivora Include two aoni, Michael M., a atudrnt at Northweat Mliaourt College in Maryellle, Mo., and Stephen M., of Sanford; her mother, Mri. Alan R. Willlami. of Houston, Tea.; one inter. Rota Helen Earoeit, or Hous­ ton, and two brother!, Wade 0 Wiiliama of Houiton, and Alan R. Wiiliama Jr. of Kaw Toth City. worker seven o f his 10 children were killed In a A long and bitter drought—want of the century In some pert* of the country—bit deep­ er into the B u t today, iuckinf etnama dry and feeding brittle ftelde with fire. Wceka of witherin heat lent damage estimates tearing In­ to the million! of dollare. Scbooli cloied in Ohio, yarmcri filed for emergency loini. Spring! dried up In Vermont, for the lin t time In 70 yean. From Kanin wheaUlelds to New England foreiti, the itcry waa the tame: No rain, Indian aummer on the warpith. Another apefl of tuueasonable heat aeircd the East Sunday Bolton, Mats. — IS degrees—an all-time record. Washington, D. C.—*3 degrrea .-hottest ever for the date. T tm M m m jjs SPARK 55 PLUGS Ra. GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1919 • 51 of Sanford 203-09 E. I*t ST. FA 2-0983 FORDS * 6 65 'Coupon A Thi Purrhi*e Of "Sara Lee" BROWNIES II lit. Pkg. 79« it'mi [xm (mid a 1932 • 61 $ 9 9 4 FORDS READY TO MOVE IN ! SEVERAL NEW HOMES ARE NOW COMPLETE — LIKE THE CENTRALLY HEATED 3 liEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME AT 415 TANGELO DRIVE — IN THE NEW SECTION OF G OLD BOND GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH STAM PS * J 65 GENUINE FORD Ravenna Park MODERN KITCHENS BY CONVENIENT VA. FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today S h D om aknh C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Central Office 211 W. 23th Si. HOME'S ON COUNTRY Phone FA 2-3103 CLUB RD. - FOLLOW O lR SIGNS ST E N ST R O M Hale* R EALTY Agents OIL FILTERS 37 • 62 Ford & Falcon EACH 3 1 - 3 6 FORD EACH $ 2 05 50 EXTRA With Thi* I Coupon A The Purchase Of Karalluprd APPLES 1I<, It*. I'kg. G OLD BOND STAM PS (Coupon ( imm! at your •'Thrtflway'' Only. Thru H r d . October JO Brach's F IN E C A N D IE S Candy Corn . . . lb. bag Licorice Twist . tVi oz. bag Peanut Bulter Kisses W /ioz. bag * Pumpkins . 13oz. bag m • Harvest Mix II'/ joz . bag 70 Candy Treats 44 Parly Pail 12 oz. pkg. Harvest Time Kisses . t t 11 11RING THIS AD Tt) OUR PARTS DEIT. Your Friendly fo r d Dealer Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 Winter Park HI 1-8916 50 EXTRA With Thi. I Coupon A The I’ urclitM Of “ K raft" Liquid 1.000 Inland DRESSING * O f. G OLD BOND STAM PS IHL 31c |Coupon food at your ~ T h rift»ay" Only, Thro " n l O c t o b e r 30 oz. 29c 25c 39c 29c 29c n\u 49c 39c 59c 31 OZ. IIAG Thriftway, 25th & Park, Sanford �y * 'Information Cover-Up' By U. S. Agencies Hit WASHINGTON <UPt> — The American Newspaper Publisher* A s s o c i a t i o n ( A NT A 1 charged today that Sanford'i Cdr. John F. Bar* some federal attendee try to lo w becomes a television star "co v e r up their own malad­ ministration" by refusing to Thursday afternoon. The skipdisclose inform ation about par of VAH-11 at SNAS will their activities. ® b e the one the panel of "T o Eugene S. Pulliam, assistT e ll the Truth" will endeavor t • identify a m o n g three * * c l Oc* guests at S p. m. Thursday ev e r Channel I. • • • Note on the spindle: Bill Kennedy, 12, killed a M inch cora l snake Sunday at Lake • M ary. . • • • Ginny Relieves Dry East, Puls To Sea Again NEW YORK (U P D -U n p re - New meeting days for the dlctable Hurricane G i n n y Clnderville Volunteer Fire lashed the Northeast coast Department, commencing In with gales today then sudden­ November, will be first and third Thursdays of each ly veered out Into the Atlan­ tic. month. The hurricane, which had • • • Howland Sarra, Tallahassee, picked up strength and speed special representative of the early in the morning, pounded % newly established senior citi­ sections of the southern New zens service section of the England coast with winds of State Insurance Department, up to 60 miles an hour and 12wilt sddress Sanford Rotar foot tides. The seventh tropical storm Ians Monday. of the season sent ships scu r­ • • • Gold awards for too per cent rying fnr cov er from Cape Hatterss. N. C., to Maine. participation in the United However, the center started Fund of Seminole County have been presented to Golds­ heading away from the m ain­ boro Klementary S c h o o l , land about T a.in. and the U. i # Seminole County Laundry and S. Weather Bureau said a hurricane watch had been Cowan’ s Department Store. withdrawn In the threatened • • • Member! o f the Coffee Club areas of Long Island, Connec­ ticut and Massachusetts. « f the Chamber o f Com merce The storm brought heavy w ill be guests o f HLH P ro­ rain to New England, posing ducts st to Thursday morning a flood threat but also help­ at the Sanford Avenue plant. ing relievo a drought which Motorcade will proceed from had become serious in som e the Chamt*er at 9:40 to I1L1L sections. • • • At 8 a in., Ihe center of the % Sen. Mack Cleveland and hurricane, with winds o f up Reps. S. J. Davis Jr. and Jan to D3 miles per hour, was lo­ Fortune will discuss the con­ cated about I ho miles e a s t o f stitutional amendments and Nantucket Island, near Hie county Issues at a public Massachusetts coast. The Is­ meeting at 8 tonight at Ly­ land was raked by fW-mile m an High School. Doug Stcnwinds. •trom also Is slated to talk. • • • I') Anchor Club o f Sanford, • high school girls' group spoilsored by thePilot Club, w(U host 13 clubs of Northeast Florida in a regional meeting here Dec. 14. Some 300 girl* will be here for the session. • • • Chinese Red ant publisher o f the Indianap­ olis, Ind., Star and th« Indian­ apolis News and an AN PA spokesman, testified before a Senate Judiciary subcommit­ tee on freedom o f informa­ tion. The subcommittee is considering legislation to give the press and the public quicker and great access to government data. I’uiliam, in a prepared statement, said that an “ everincreasing number o f bureau­ cratic agencies pays only lipservice" to the concept o f the people's right to know about their government. Pulliam was the lead-off witness scheduled for the sub­ committee's second day o f hearings on the questlun. Pulliam charged that " b u ­ reaucratic Insolence" in this field was such that Congress must pass specific legislation in some Instances just to ob­ tain Information about the spending of funds that Con­ gress itself has authorised. I’uiliam noted that under the present law information can t>e kept aecret "in the pub­ lic interest" or fur "g ood cause found," or because it relates to "internal manage­ ment," and that "matters o f official record" may be made m w a ... Fair Opens TALLAHASSEE (IT I) - North Florida'* annual Fair begins here today with Gov. Farris Bryant leading the opening parade this afternoon. TVA Sale Favored WASHINGTON <I'PI > — Sen. Barry Goldwater, (ItArlz.) has suggested that the government sell the Tennes­ see Valley Authority (T V A ) to private industry. available only to "perrons properly and directly concern­ ed ." He said that what It came down to it that the decision is left to the individual agency “ which become* both judge and ju r y " on what should or should not be disclosed. Blast Wrecks Dade's Demo Headquarters M IAM I (U P !) — A tre­ mendous explosion demolished the headquarters of the Dade County Democratic Executive Committee like a house o f cards late last night and a fire marshal said there was no doubt It was an intentional bombing. Police estimates o f the ex­ plosives used ranged up to 100 stick* o f dynamite, apparent­ ly planted in the basement o f the huge warehouse-type steel and concrete building. There were no injuries. Tw o walla were Crumbled by the blast which blew the roof o f f and littered the area with hits o f concrete and glass. Deputy State Fire Marshal A. M. Willi* made a prelimi­ nary check of th* scene today and reported the explosion wus obviously deliberate. W illis said h* was unsure o f the explosive used but it definitely was not caused by gas. " A gas explosion tends to push a building apart," ho said. "This just tore the building to shreds. The force was up and dow n." Except for the Democratic omm ttee office* in the front, the building apparently was vacant. Home To U. S. LONDON (L T D Prim e Minister Sir Alec* Douglas- Controversial * M M K & S tfX (El}? VOL. 56 Thieve* broke into a Sanford firm sometime during the night Monday and with a sm all safe containing $1,400, police said. Police Chief Hoy Williams said burglars entered Home Bulkier* Supply Co., 801 West Seminole Boulevard, ransack­ ed the office ami carried away the small *afo. The e m ­ pty container was found In a field adjacent to the firm Tuesday morning, the chief said. It had been broken open. Entrance to the building was gained through an o ffice win­ dow. investigating officers reported. Meanwhile, another breakin Monday night w as report­ ed at Sinclair (ill Company. 902 Persimmon Avenue. The : culprit or culprits ransacked I the office after entering through an office window by ] removing a Jalousie, officers said. Nothing was reported missing. Polir* officers Don Brumley, John Rumbtey and l»arry llamerlck investigated both incidents. ^ FEC Lists Loss Accidental Justice Extremes Hit • supply escaped Keeler Trial • Established 1908 TUES., OCTORER 29. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. <19 Report Given On A tlan ta M eeting Burglars Take Sanford Firm's Safe, $1,400 with President Kennedy, the l/m doa Daily .skeich said to­ cans, whites, *nd art Indian— M OSCOW ri’ P I) — A day. today faced sabotage charges Chinese Communist, in a that carry a possible death President Ken McIntosh hat marked depeiture from the penalty in a trial condemned called a meeting of the Sem i­ usual Peking line, told tJ.OOO TALLAHASSEE ( I T I ) — by the United Nation*. nole County Public Health applauding Russians and The new Shands Bridge con ­ They include two former Nursing Association for 7:30 others today the Chinese fa­ necting Clay and St. Johns leading official* o f the banned p. m, Wednesday at the vor peaceful coexistence and County at Green Cove Springs Afrirun National Congress continued friendship with the Health Center. will be dedicated Wednesday, • • * I A.N't') ami the son o f a for­ Soviet Unlun. the Road Department said to­ Bill Rich on Ison. Jnyree getmer member o f parliament. Chao K'lo-ehlang, secretary day. out-the-vote chairman, urges of the All China Federation They are charged with or all residents o f Semlnoie o f Trade Unions, spoke of ganlxing or cummittting 222 acts o f sabotage, including County to make it a point to mutual solidarity in a speech PEINE, Germany. ( U P I ) , bomb attacks and raids on be at the polls Tuesday. " E x ­ to th« 13th Soviet trade union Three trapped miners, sup­ ercise your rights,’* he says, congress. jails and police station*, in the plied with foam rubber mat­ two year* before their captuie "V O T E !" llis hrief address, in m od­ tresses and five meal* a • • • lust .summer. erate tones, followed a w eek­ day 1« ease their ordeal, The ntate accuses the group Register Caml Bruce now end appeal by Soviet Premier waited 2»I2 feet beneath the has available sample ballots Nikita S. Khrushchev for an o f trying to prepare for guer­ earth today for a slowly rilla wurfure within South fo r all the office* and issue* end to the bitter propaganda churning drill to free them. A frica nnd mined invasion at (take in Tuesday’s election. exchanges that have poison­ • • • front without to overthrow the ed party and governmental government of Premier Hen­ Post master C e e l In Heard relations between Peking and LONDON (L T l) Redwnt happy this morning > • . Moscow during the pad year. inured rail girl Christine Kee drik Yerwoerd. Ilie United Nations urged Chao, leader of the Chinese ler, central figure ol Britain's for ■ short while. She received through the mull her certifi­ observers among Sit foreign Profumo scandal, today was |earlier this month that South cate of permanent appoint- groups attending the convert- ordered to stand trial in Old A frica stop the trial nnd fiee incut us Sun ford postmaster, \lion, was all sweetness today Bailey criminal court on the pi im,tier*. It w.<* uppment from speeches supporting the duly signed by President John j except in his reference to charges of perjury and con UN action that moat delegates F. Kennedy and Postmaster “ aggressive American im■piracy. regarded the It men as poli­ General John A. Gmnnuskl. penalisin'’ as the alleged tical prisoner* and not sahoBut she i* going to return i t . ! cau*« of alt the world's troutern*. .South Africa ignored It rculls that the two name hies. ST. AUGUSTINE (U P D “ him" us postmaster o f San­ The Florida East Coast Rail­ the appeal because it tunsidford. The PM says she will re­ way. hit hard by a nine- t i i the trial uo internal at fair. quest it Le corrected to read monthold strike ami faced “ her." with possible economic pre-*• * * ure from "the federal governIn keeping with our front TAM PA, Fla. (L T D — ment, but *717,332 during the page picture o f the new Miami M ayor Hubert King first three quarters of this “ March o f Dimes" girl, Pa­ High was unanimously elected t year. NORFOLK. V.i, ( C P Ii—Po­ tricia Ransbottom, Seminole chairman o f the mayor's enun liceman A L. f.arnbdin. run County chairman, said linen eil on fa ir apportionment ning after a motorist who had will be “ offered " in a special Monday night, t-> replace NEW YORK (L T D — Gov. fled from hi* ear when >topsale Dec, 24 in front of the uld former Tump* mayor Julian Nelson A Rockefeller, in a ped for a traffic violation, Jloatuffice. Lane. sharp attack on both ttv*? Ken­ tripped on the street Monday • • » St. Petersburg Mayor Her- nedy administration arid ul- and fell with a jolt that dis­ School Supt R T. Miiwee man Gobbler was named vice tra-Conservative*, raid Mon charged his pistol. will discu«» the school millagv chairman o f the council, form - day that voters in Uie l'Jdt The bullet wounded the and trustee election at to­ ed to press for more equal I presidential elections should fleeing man in Ihe heel and night’s meeting at Lyman representation of populous I not "b e compelled to choose lie was captured a short time High School. He add* that no areas in the state Legislature, [ between extremes." later. ehangs in the miliage rats from last year*' figure i* call­ ed for in the Nov. 5 vote. Mayors Elect Miam i’s High United Presa Leased Wire Avery Urges Long-Range Plan To M eet Growth Of County Miners Wait ^ Ifm tlii WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday; hiph today in middle 80s; low tonipht 58-60. Bridge Ceremony ^ _____ Cancer Kills Girl Treated With Krebiozcn ROCKFORD, 111. ( I T ! ) — Diane J.lndstmm, 18, who spurned a leg amputation to stake her life on the controv­ ersial drug k rebiosen, died Monday night o f hone cancer. Miss I.lndstrom lost her year-long buttle against, a malignant tumor o f the tight thigh at Rockford Memorial Hospitnl. She had been in the hospital ntiollt six weeks. Last Marrh, the pretty high M'hool coed fa r e d * terrifying decision either have her leg amputated or face the risk of dying before aha reached tar 2drd birthday. Two days before the sched­ uled amputation. Diane called it o ff. She said she would rather die than havu her leg amputated. Haitians Go On Hunger Strike MIAMI (L T D — Twentytwo Haitian refugees have yone on a hunger strike to pretext their detention by fed­ eral authorities. The group lias refined food since Satur­ day, The Haitians, along with two infant*, arrives! here in a small taut mx weeks ago ami sought asylum, hut they have been detained while fed rral officials investigate their right to asylum. Hacks Burns TAM PA, Fla. (L T D — Tump* Mayor Nick Nueclo said Monday he would support Jacksonville Mayor Hnydon Burn* in thu 19*74 race for governor. A “ population explosion” development o f the two coun* during the next 20 years en­ ties “ but only If we can o ffe t com passing most o f Seminole a good planning program ." and Orange Counties and ex­ This planning program , he must picture Canaveral emphasised, needed roads, land use, rec­ was pictured this morning by reation, housing and allied James I*. Avery Jr. at a spe­ building for the next 20 years. cial session o f the County "W e must be in a position to Commission. tell the federal people," he A very reported on his con­ said, "w het roads will be ference with Housing and needed !0 years from now, Home Finance Administration how big they should be, how officia ls at Atlanta on long many people will use them, range urban planning to his where these people are earning fellow commissioners and to from and where they are g o­ Harry L. Lindsey, Titusville, ing to . . . end the«e roada special assistant to the 1IHFA must fit In with overall fed ­ eral road plana." regional administrator. s e e The commissioner reported Avery reported that H HFA federal agencies are willing to o ffe r financing funds — some envisioned Greater Orlando as high ** 90 per cent —• for growing Into Southern Semi­ note County to a much greater extent than nt present, due to space-age expansions In that city and at Cape Canaveral. He emphasised this by pointing nut at preeent there are plans for building e main highway between Orlando end YOU'LL HE SKEIN'D H E R — Marrh of Dimes t'a|« Canaveral, The Federal Child for IUtil is Mary Lou Graves, 5, of Flint, Bureau of Roads, he laid, fa ­ Mich. You’ll lie seeing her on posters nil year vors a new belt highway by­ long its a reminder that a (|iiarter-tnillii>n chil­ HOUSTON (L T D Evan­ dren are lx>rn each year with significant birth gelist Billy Graham, who passing Orlando and Sanford defects. Mary Lon. born with n spinal defect, has says he has no political ambi­ by extending north from the new Orlando-Cepe throughbeen aided D'Hough March of Ditncs-supported tions, Monday took a swipe medical and i"utnicnt efforts, nt the bigness of government. way Into flemlnole County, Graham, on a three day passing south o f Sanford, Interstate 4 end speaking tour before Houston eroseing religious and civic groups, bending southwest to connect said “ our people look to die with Sunshine I'arkway. However, Avery stressed government instead o f to the point that these federal G od ." He said "It will destroy the agencies require that a com . moral fiber o( our nation prehemive overall long-range when our people look to the plan be drawn up before they governm ent for everything to will co-operate with matching The sheriffs department, fill our needs." funds. Three striking Negro con­ s e e victs who escaped from the Florida Highway Patrol and Graham was emphatic when Th* commissioner said there he said he hat no political state prison road cam p at other law agencies were alert­ are three alternative* fo r Oviedo Monday morning were ed when the men broke and ambitions because " I am not qualified and tiesides, nobody Seminole County to set up m buck in eustody today and r.in (rum the camp. The F lip planning body: T o drslguute would vole (or m e.” face additional charge* of airplane also took part In th* already active East Cen­ escape. tral Florida Regional Plan­ the manhunt. Camp attaches identified the ning Council to act for Semi­ Camp officers said the conconvict* as Johnny It. King nole County: to Join with Or­ vlcts had boon confined to Jr., Edgar Thomas, Broward ange County In a two-county punitive segregation fur re­ County, and Thom as 1*. Brim* planning council, subject to fusing to work. They had been fieht, Dade County, all trans­ policies established by th* taken to tile bathhuuae to ferred to Oviedo from Hal­ two county commissions, or to batlie anil shave and were TALLAHASSEE (U P D ford Prison. being returned to their bar­ Th«. Board of Control said to­ add to the duties o f th* pres­ racks when they ran. All day that It won't announre a ent County Zoning Commis­ wore pajamas and were bare­ site for ■ new state univer­ sion snd rename It the County footed. sity In cavl-cm lral Florida Planning and Zoning Commis­ King was raptured within until Its December meeting in sion. Th* Commission indicated ll Id minutes near Ihe road Bora Ralnn. camp. BrimfieM surrendered A spokesman for the board plans to follow through on a half hour later. Thomas i said j site selection team planning when they discussed WASHINGTON ( I T I ) — wa> c.ipUiicd this morning has completed inspecting 23 future meetings with federal President Kennedy today won near Eatunville, a IVgru sites in Mrevard, Orange, road ami other federal agency his buttle to block a rtvd community near Maitland. Volusia, Seminole, Indian officials. right* hill be felt was too Avery announced that he The three convict* were to River and bake counties. strong to pass Congress, The he brought to Seminole Coun­ A research team 1* now has ichediiled a meeting for House Judiciary Committee ty jiil this afternoon to face busy working on population Nov. 14 nt Orlando for the rejected the measure by a vote charges o f escape before trends in the area anil ex­ two rounty commissions, stu'o o f 19-15. engineer* and County Judge Vernon Mlae. amining brochure* of the var­ legislators, After th" long-delayed show­ others Interested. ious sites. down vote, the committee turned to consideration o f * |c-s sweeping civil right* bill which, like the nlrong bill it replaces, would touch on near­ fly Joan Mag In ly every are* o f racial ten­ The annual meeting of the sion. Including voting, use of Greater Chuluota Community public accommodation*, deseg­ Club will tie held in the Com­ regation o f schools and job munity Building at the corner discrimination. nf Center Street nnd Avenue Tho vote on the strong idil E at 8 p m. today. was the fir«t order of com ­ At this meeting three dl mittee business when it met rectors will he elected for behind i lined doors. Members terms of three years, one for who eft tho room after tho a two year term and one for balloting disclosed tho vote. a one year term. tending to Cape Graham Takes Poke At Big Government Three Oveedo Camp Escapees Captured University Site Announcement Due In December Strong Rights Bill Rejected Annual Meeting Of Club Tonight W ATCH F O R - Touch ton's Amendments or alterations lo Ihe club's by-laws that have been submitted also will he considered at this time. It is urged that all m em ­ flits and pieces of the errant bers of Ihe club he present. rocket tumbled Into the At­ lantic Ocean off Florida's east coast, well short of its plan­ Sanford Fire Department ned target area near Ascen sion Island, off the west coast answered a call at 11:20 a.ni. today In an automobile (ire of Africa The Air Force was at a at 317 W. Third Street. The loss to explain what happen­ blare broke out in the back seat of a 1933 Pontiac owned ed. The mishap cost scientists by C. G. I.eitner, firemen and technician* the nose cone said. It was apparently caus­ and the packages nf measur­ ed by a hurning cigarette. ing devices, all of which they Damage was described as had intended to recover. slight. Adas Goes Berserk, Stages Spectacular In Space * Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha is hav­ CAPE CANAVERAL (U P D ing a full basaar Friday next — Ocean-spanning rockets door to the builder's supply have been flying for seven In Oviedo. • • • years, but they still occasion­ Yuungxters at the Meth ally run afoul of accidents — odiit Children'* Home in En some of them bordering on lerprise will b* treated H al­ the unforgettable. loween morning to soft drinks, An advanced-model Atlas apples, cupcake* and candy by missile that started o ff on a members o f Sanford Chapter rather "rou tin e" flight sud­ 1404, Women of the Moose denly went haywire at the Chairman incharge of the a n -1e d {e of space Monday night, nusl party is Mt*.Doris I and ruined a multi-millionItiandy. dollar test for a te w anas j cone and packages of scien­ tific experiments. In the process, the silvery giant treated observers to a space show spectacular in wide-screen proportions. This one probably will be rem em ­ bered alongside a Saturn "superbooster" that dumped 93 sparkling tons nf water in space and a Polaris missile that landed in a river near Cap" Canaveral The 82-fool Allss, an "F modal" generating JA'j.Qfu pounds of thruft, made a nor­ mal blast off and appeared In be flying in fine style toward a target 5.000 miles away ~ until Its "ou tboard" booster engines dropped away. The booster separation was planned, hut what happened after that definitely was not. The Atlas suddenly began tumbling end over end. wild­ ly out o f control. Abruptly, the normally se rene inosphere at th* top of earth's it root pliers was turn cd topsy-turvy. Churned by both the speed and the heat of the highflying Allas, the rarefied gases boiled up and sent luminescent ripples soar­ ing across scores of miles. The turbulent display flared sgaln and again, tike bluish mud frothing from a warm geyser, each time the Atlas made one tumble—about one every three seconds Then, it was gone—covered in black­ ness when the ruckct ex­ hausted Us tueL Cur Catches Fire THURS. OCT. 31 thru NOV. 9 Touch ton's REXALL DRUGS TH E PRESCRIPTION OCR PRIMARY CONCERN DOWNTOWN SANFORD �—* (Dsuxh Qbby l D E A R ABBY: Regarding the debate cn whether boya or glrla you were never preferable: spoke truer words, Abby, when you said, "W ait fo r your sunset year* and see who givee you more attention.” I am the mother o f married sons and daugh­ ters. My daughters call me every day and always find tima to drop by to see Dad end me. Our ton* have grown apart from us. It make* no difference how loving a son Is, one* he Is married (except In rare rases ) you might as well kiss him godbye. Nine times out o f ten bis wife takes him over to her side o f the fam ily. ONE WHO K NO W S NEW A A P Supermarket follows the Early American design. New A Sl O P pens W ednesday D E A R ONE: Are the par­ ents o f your daughter!’ hus­ band* complaining about tha attention you getT Thing* even out. Beeldtt, don’t gen­ eralise. All married aona art not "lo st." And morn often than not, Mom and Dad ratain the devotion they've earned. By Abigail Van Buren lent*, but 1 want to tell you how much my husband and I en joy your column. By the w ay, we raise basest bounds and one o f the best females we ever owned was named Abigail. She has whelped many a champion. ANNETTE D E A R AN N E TTE : I ’ ve whelped a couple myself. But could your d o g write? D E A R AB BY : Some time ■go you published a Utter from * truck driver's wife. It seems her husband cam* home from a run with • long scratch on hia thigh. He told hli w ife it must have been caused by a sharp feather In the motel mat­ tress. W ifty was auspicious. And YOU Dear Abby, didn't help matters much when you replied, " A likely story! They don’t put feathers in mattresses anymore. It was probably the whole chick." W ell, I hev* news for you. This morning I awakened with • handsome scratch on my backside. I know they don’t put feathers in mat­ tresses anymore, and slnra there were no chick* around, I Investigated. I found they do put steel springs in mat­ tresses thee* day*, and one sharp coil had com e loose ami worked It* w ay through to me! Sincerely, VICTIM e # • * DEAP, A B B Y : The con­ troversy about the Little League manager brought to mind this am using story: A Little League pitcher hod walked the first eight men nt bat. The m anager *ent In a new pitcher. Out o f the crowd stormed the lad's mo­ ther. "W hat do you mean taking him ou t o f the g a m e ? " she yelled. "H e had a nohitter g o in g !” ORLANDO e • • e What’s on y ou r mind? F o r a persona] reply, tend a self-addressed, stamped envelope to A b by , Box 3365, Beverly Hills, C alif. Television Tonight T U E S D A Y P . M. ■;oo 12) Newoeopa l l ) News, Spurts, Weather 4:10 <>) Editorial *;15 (>, New*. Sports. Weather s.io (*) N ew*—WaIter kite ( I ) Pita An! Gladys ( ) ) Seven Kara W ED N E SD AY P. M. Cron- (*> New*— Rea Cochrsn IS) Huntlsr • Brinkley (.11 O ) Conareeelotu! Report 7:119 ( ! ) M-Fuuad (l> Adventures In Far*•Hi* (1) Hebei 7:14 (St Mr. Novek 11) Combat 1.94 (II Red Skelton ■tlo <31 Empire (Color) (I) Mclfale* Navy |:04 (4) Greatest Show C l Richard Boon* Show f-eutenat Junction 9:14 m Jack U«nny 14:40 i n Gtrjr Moor** *3) Andy William* Show (») Fuiltlva 11:04 ( J ) ( O New*, Wealh-r, Hpnrte (1) Mid-Fla. New* i l l Theater o f the State 11:1* tt) Tonight flhow (Color) f 5) TV Bltekout— Quit Movie 11:1* (»» W E D N E S D A Y A . M. 13:44 (3) Tour First Imprse*. ton <*> Love o f U f * <;> Ernie F o r i 13:31 (4) Ntwo 72:34 ( I ) Search for Tom or­ row (4) rather Know* Bee* (3) Truth or Con.*. quenote 13 :II (4) Ouldln* leant 12,jJ (2) NBC .Ntws 1:94 <4) Ilichebir Father 111 General Ilu epiu l <!l News Wtathsr 1:1S (3) Foeua 1:14 <() Ae The World Tarot 14) News (3) Science I : *5 <»> Cartoon* 1:44 f«) Password <i) Ann Solhern (3) people WlH Talk 3:30 <S> Home Tarty CM (lay In Court 13) The Ueelura J;04 1(1 To Tell the Trmh 14) queen For a tnjr I D to>rslt* Young 3:t* tit N*w» 1:14 l l ) You Don't Say (Color) <*) Ed«e o f Nlshl IM w h o Do You Trull <:90 (3> Mitch n»m * M> Secret Storm (4) Trallmaeter 4:3i (3) New* I 39 (3) Burns a n ! Allen l l ) Uncle Walt 1:44 (31 Beet of Clroucho (4) Bourbon Street Heal 3:24 (2) Greatest It-ailllnee <«) Leave It To Beaver will bo readily Stw) m Sllnsnastlct On* of the m oit modern vides a complete self-service can quickly chooa« what she personnel 1:11 (3) Aiinehln* Almanas food •(tibllibm ents la this m eat department. Meats are wants from the many iliea available to take the order IS) New*. Weedier and cuts In the open-faca re­ S 34 1) drove, Ftrm Itaport •res wlH open In Sanford pre-cut and pre-packaged and and tranamit It to the cutting Hat* to w rite letter*? Silt 13) Florida Slleiorr Wednesday when the A&P Tea are plainly marked with the frigerated caiea. Send one dollar to ABBY, room for prompt personalised (S> Hunrle* Semeeier If, however, aha wants a nam e of the Item, price per Gompanjr opena Iti new Early 7:94 (tl Today Box 3365, Beverly Hills, (1) Wake I.’ p Moyle* weight and special cut or odd quantity service. American design m per mar­ pound, actual Calif., for A bby'a new book­ There w ill be thousands o f 7:14 (•> Film Feature* ket In the beautiful, new Pine- total price. The housewife of any marcAeodUe, (tore IS) Mlckl* Evans let. “ HOW T O WRITE itams o f nam e brand marTill (II Loral Nrwe. Weather em it Shopping Center. Com­ • e • • LETTERS FO R ALL OC­ c hand tie available, Including 1:44 (I) Captain Kenaaroo pany official! have announced 1:10 (II Cartuon* CASIONS.” DEAR ABBY: No probthe famous Ann Page, Jane 4:09 (1) Jack LaLanne that the latest edition to the Parker and other A&P label (1) American Mlelory nation'* oldeit and largest - v' vV H M A B U R I j I R ()> Kaercle* Fur Women goods. food chain la one o f the fin­ 9s & l»> Cartoon* F r o m foods will receive 1:10 C l d e le Storm est auper m arket! in the 2115 French Ave. (1) Romper Room large ahare of attention, country. 14.40 13) Say When with e large case offartng all Sanford, Fla. t*> New * A. D. Barrett, vice preslthe popular brands and var­ 19) kpanleh gent In charge of the flrm'a 10:11 (1) News ieties. hold* the trick in dummy and 14:10 ID Hay When 1 think it wee the late R. F. operation! in Florida, por­ All type* of Ice cream , Foster who soliloquised, “ To n o r m (D) tt hand. IS) I Lov* Lury tion! of Georgia, and South (*t Deremher Itrld, sherbets, and froien confer a q j h A t this point W est ha* a 11:04 (D Conretilratlou Ph. ,122-961ft duek or not to duck, that is Carolina, has extended an In­ V AO J tlona will be available. There chance to duck. Thia isn’t (1) McCoy* ♦ 7 4 1 vitation to all m ld e n ts of (1) Prlca ta Riahi la a com plete bakery depart­ the question. For whether 'lie really a duck, bu t merely the * kj a 11:14 Ul Mletlnu Link* Sanford and surrounding area ment devoted to fresh baked better to win a trick at once usually normal play o f sec­ WHT CAST this new (lore durgoods, including whlto and or wait for more that inay & A54 ♦ KC1 ond hand low. I f West plays c * rv c r Opening Week, VM variety breads, cakes, pies, not com* I cannot aay." VKI75I aecond hand lew South will apace U H I D F I N T MEATRt & Q M S ♦ IS rolls and donuts. have no further trouble mak­ W est dee* not have any at­ ♦ 10 74 8 new (tore *141 S:aU* Tualle Ti»0 — Ale*. Ntarly every conceivable tractive lead o f hie own ao he in g hia contract. I f Eaat take* ■OCT* Flrel lla lf H ipeeleS 3a4 in Unas o f the facade type of food will be avail­ opens the nine o f hearts in Shaw h it king o f spades the entry * 1 0 7 4 e f red brick and white trim -Irm a La !)•***" — ta le r able on the hundreds o f feet hop* that his partner will By Bernice Kelsey V 1083 fa r the heart su it will have “ arena* I, real vet Sea" ere coordinated with a grace­ • A K J 14 of genaral shelving through­ have a heart auit. ta la r been used up. I f Eaat doesn't Boy Scout Troop 235 of ful roof which la dominated ♦ A Q I WM). e m i n e . out the atore. As an additional take hia king South abandons Oviedo and Chuluota will hold The lead auccceda admlrG le n H o u a e k n e ch t Carta a ! Faaa A lira Both etUMreble Walter Seymour an elegant rnitpnla with a service for customers, A&P *rn n T iron n i" the apada auit and mxkaa bit bly provided that Euat It weathervane all reminiscent a Court o f Honor at 7:30 p.m. ('Hat W alher will also handle lines of amnrt enough to duck after contract with three clubs, 1* Paia 1 * rase on llth Century Virginia arch­ "IICSMAe 11" — ( al ar today nt the Sportsmen’* 1 * T a u 3 N T . health and beauty aids, house­ the jack Pam three diamonds, tw o hearts Creak Mantra is played from itecture. 8 N.T. Past Faaa 1*BJS Itvaa Mania wares, and other non-food dummy. East should have no Club In Chuluota. and a spade. B m a tt commented, “ We Opening 1— 1 — * merchandise. I f West rises with the ace great problem here. Ilia only Dan Brooks o f Chuluota I* are certainly proud to dediGlen Houseknecht will be possibly re-entry Is the king with the eight apet. South o f spades and lead* a second eata to the Sanford resident! chairman and Bob D tris of manager o f this new store. o f epndea and tha heart suit com et to his hand with the heart the hand ia set because ■ new super market to serve Houseknecht has been with is stopped twice against him. act o f diamonds in order to East will make his hearts be­ Chuluota I* scoutmaster. Parthe people of this county; and villa uud fl lends of the ho)e A&l’ lor 10 years. Hn Euat ducks and aignals lead e spade from his own fore South gets a spade. we are doubly happy that the Ed Korgan will supervise are Invited to attend new store could be the com­ the self-service meat depart­ pany1! latest approved design ment. —till* handsome 'Early Amer­ T V H K V T A I. Selected to perform the dut­ ican' style.” • 'Setae YRkRua ies of assistant manager i* While the ealerlor of lha A real estate writer lightly them from getting on each Waller Seymour. * But either cun be a boring building hints at history, once A&l“ s produce department, suggests that instead o f en­ other’s nerves. F A 2-4134 place for a couple to sit out Saving entered the store, the Zenith Color TV Raise a highlight of the business, couraging elder couplet to Each day hold* something their later year*. visitor steps right bsck Into 1444 Sealer* A rt. NOW thru W ED. will be headed by Tony move into small houses, or new and different on a farm the 20th Century with It* OPEN 12:43 Young. efficiency apartment* when — •west corn com ing up, er fluorescent lighting. Its tile, A T 1:00 • 3:00 • 1:04 Anne Cook will manage the they should lie encouraged to tomatoea ripening, or wrens 7:0S • 9:03 chrome, anil porcelain. The coffve-dairy department. move onto farms so their building e nest under the alructurc Is completely airTtie old A&P store locat­ grandchildren would have a eevee, or e new s e lf standing conditioned for the year irk o u g l a s ed at 200 Magnolia Avenue reel place to visit, Instead of on wobbly legs, or baby 'round com fort o f shopper* Ed Krogan Tony Young which has been In operation staying in a nearby motel chicks hatching. It's always There ir e six checkout at this sam e location for 21 when they rome to visit. something. stands to speed the flow of years, will close Wednesday. And when the children There's a real Idea her# for traffic through the store. For annual This new Sanford A&P la couples o f retirement age who bring THEIR children home th« customers' convenience, a member of the family of rrally want to make a ''hold* — it's not Just e duty visit; there is a “ magic carpet1 more than 4,300 stores In the place" for their grow n chil­ It'e e whole new world for the door, which opens and closes United States and Canada. dren and grandchildren where grandchildren and e peaceful, automatically. T R IZ E fl AND EN TERTAINM ENT An A&P spokesman indicat three generations can spend quiet world for their parents. The complexity of the super ed that the 'Tea Company' n The little house or the little time happily together. market operation is hardly It Is known In trade circles, noticeable to the average ob­ Many an older couple cramp apartment sounds like the ALL T H E LOBSTER YOU CAN EA T — 11.23 was founded In New York server — the arrangement of The AAT story is the sags 10 years after It opened Its themselves up in n email practical solution to the prob­ Cher Broiled Steeke City In 1839 by George Hunt lem of where ■ retired couple the atore being orderly and o f ■ young man who rode a doors, the original Vasey house or apartment to make HIW AT 17-9* SANFORD, FLA. ingtnn Hartford, whose first easy to follow. The alore pro­ single shipload o f tea Into Street store had been out­ living easy (or themaelvea should live. stride in the development of one of the country’s largest grown and supplanted by a and rnly mansge to maka it the chain was to take tea out retail chain operations. larger location next door, c o f­ of tha luxury class by buying boring. In the year of A & P * found­ fee had been added to the IXTIA-VAIUIMATUIII. * Oof-Top A tiny house or compact It direct from China. In to ing, 1859, there were more line (to he known later aa apartment a woman can set doing, It It claimed that this significant historical events, Eight O 'clock ) and hy the the profits of straight in an hour a day Hanford Lodge 1HT.I, l.oyal but perhaps none more dra­ beginning of the 1870'*, A&P eliminated tf-gUsi side windows, room, kgroom , shoulder room for 6 adults. 8 ' Cu " E J leaves a lot o f frustrating and many middle men, thereby Order of Mouse, Mia uua of matic than the birth of that stores were springing up in Advanced Unit Cuniirudion, many empty hour* — especially If enabling him to sell die com ­ others standard on all ’64 Ramblers, four lodge* In the state to great food store chain. m ajor cities along the eastern modity much cheaper (tun she hat a retired husband receive an award* plaque for A&P began with a man. an seaboard. underfoot who doesn't have ever before. outstanding service in the idea ami ■ shipload of tea lly IMHO there were 03 A&P anything to do once ha has Encouraged by sucreia In Muscular Dystrophy Campaign Ttie nun. George H. H an­ stores scattered from Boston eaten breakfast and read the presented at the State Moose ford. then 2fl, wanted to sell lo Milwaukee. Not only was that venture, Hartford ex ­ morning paper. panded his Interest to other Convention held last weekend good tea, then the favorite the company recognised as But on a small farm thare tines of food. Today an A&P In Clearwater. national beverage, to New the most efflrient coffee and Is always plenty to d o—for store may have upwards of At the same time, Otis Yorkers at about one-third of lea business In the world, but both husband and w ife —and Sjnblom, local governor, re­ the retail price. So he bought It had been established as a i.ooo different items In Its there'* plenty of space to keep stock ceived his Fellowship Degree an entire clipper shipload and sym bol of the new chain in the Order. sold it directly lo the public store concept. Others attending Hie three al a very tow price. Two other Hartford* have day conclave us representa­ Ilia success in selling the played prominent rules in the tives of tha Sanford group first shipload at dockside en­ progress nl the organisation. wrra Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph abled him to open his tint George I,. Hartford, oldest Moure, Mr. und Mts. Louis store at 31 Vnsey Sired in son of the founder, was r e ­ A lit CONDITIONER INSURANCE llermanii and Chuck l'oteut. New York City. The opening sponsible for the company’s 3 EXCITING AUTO & PROPERTY of that little store was a decision lo put out Its own ADJUSI-arXI ITIIIINO WHIlt NEW '64 s e e n ! significant com m ercial dev­ talking powder and sell It at For The F i n » « Year Around adjustslo7ppHtions,optional Pjiublff American Weather Conditioner elopment tor It actually set a fraction of the going price. Fimtigr CUu c b Of V ^ All Urn* Written. \*iTiCji«f AmD*jiiJor V'd FF.DDKK8 die standard for establish­ In tHMi a second son, John, Nile* — Sen ire Hrintr Your Insurance ment o f many other great joined tits brother and fattier 20it b. Dark Ave. Soutoid t’rolilemn To Ufl — chains—food, drug, variety in the business lo help head lly Mrs. Adam Muller FA 2-4234 Hie Women o f the Dellary stores and general merchan­ the firm in its formative years. John introduced cash AlITO HER VICE Community Methodist Church dise. Unique merchandising and amt carry shopping, stripping end of the thuugu City Mvth. AGENCY odist Church will ubs«n* promotional techniques and away all necessary services 218 S, Park Ave. h A 2-564’ SANFORD. F LA . GULF SERVICE World Community Day at cost-cutting philosophy have such ns home delivery and services this Friday In the hern the hallmarks of A&l''s charge accounts. This way. I Tires - Batteries - Accessories .U WIIING growth and development from he reasoned, huge savings Road AAA Service Orange City Church, This service is f o r all de- the outset. An I It all began could be achieved on ov er­ Guaranteed Hiaka & Muffler Service lioiniriatiuna and at this tima at the little Vasey .Street head. and prices would be re­ PLUMBING FieUcb & 1st. store. The store, decorated duced to the point where Hie Lags which have been made to Complvtr Installations • FA 2-0921 FA 2-9922 would willingly Repair* lend abroad will be collected. ami arranged uii the oriental customers Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Thnie in the Unitary area motif, attracted throngs of forego the “ extras.” Fixtures A&P*! vast operations are reeding Irenepurtation ur« customers who were enterWater Pump* Free Eatlmatva lamed a> they shopped b> a today divided into seven sep 204 S Sanford FA 2-3181 •al.rd to contact Mrs. Charles 04 t ...i.c 1/0 Crete b*u»s baud which played on <arate divisions, llic stores in Creasy. 67 Cur nation tome. — lUie*M *FaCTei*ltl»«-aaM ana^a^f VACUUM CLEANERS Saturday nights. 1(his area art* part of the South Imaginative udverti.wiuvots ern division, with hesdquartJim Dandy Feeds lu sa w home uf scouring, in iul,>>iul pujlicaituus at)J urs in Jacksonville. The com ­ Itnlukhy Hay • Cotton -seed Meal boil a solution o f one table, organ ration of “ lea clubs” m pany is credited with originat­ Vacuum Cleaner Service $3.40 per UK) lb. spoon o f cream o f tartar and cities up and down the At- ing the super market and Cow Feed Parta A Supplier Fur All Fittening and Fattening tint quart of writer in a black- L n iic Co. .1 iitdpcj spur the sc!: jcrviic* method of gruMaki* InrludinK Elrclrolux Watch the Danin Kaye Show on CBS-TV, W nlntulay evmnia**, io.00, Channel 6 U20 Hanfure. Ave Sanford Frrc Pick l p Ph. FA 2-22s2 •o*J aluwtiiTuru b«n. •ruwUi uf A i l * . By 1X29, J eery altcpeto. Qacoby TASTY On& hid qa By Oswald Jacoby Carry Out Orders £ Troop 235 Sets Court Off Honor 10.e Jhs (jJom m .v Br*uH» Mitten Seminole TV RITZ TONIGHT! DON’T MISS jim Sp&njcM’A Idea, Shipload Off Tea HALLOWEEN PARTY Start O f Present A&P JIM SPENCER’S K D MiTZI GAYNOR GiG YOUNG 'F O R LOVE OR ONEY' Sanford Moose Win Award AREA DIRECTORY II. li. Pope Co., Inc. BIG ROOM,BIG NEWS; NEW 64RAMBlER6orV’8 IN S U R A N C E DeBory Women Plan Service BALL-BLAIR IIARKY A D A IR ’S K. L. HAKVEY Santorri Flour and Feed Store SA N FO R D BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. i 301 West First Street, Sanford, Fla. �Oct. 23. 1963 — Pnire 3 Church Class Holds Monthly Social. Class Installs Officers Miss June Marie O'Connor PENNEY5 To Marry Carl M. Remusat n d - o f - m o n t h c U a n - u p MVt 9MHt tWAUTI Member* o f the Homemak­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. er* Sunday School C1»M of O'Connor, of Sanford, an­ the Central Raptitt Church nounce the engagem ent and met at the Church for the approaching marriage o f their daughter, June Marir. to Carl monthly social. Mitchell Itemusat, son of the Clasa teacher. Mr*. Call late Mr. and Mrs. August Smith, led the opening prayer Remusat. of Sanford. and class president, Mr*. (Bar­ Miss O'Connor was born in nett White, led the devotions, St. lands. Mo., ami attended using as her subject "Perish­ schools in Missouri.Mary­ ing In Foputar Judgment.'* land, Tennessee and Sanford. a graduate of the Rthte games were played by She Is in the group and refreshment* Cherry vlllc High School served during the social hour. Missouri and white there was Others present were times. active in all sports events. John Arnette, Herbert llag- Student Council. Pep Club, wrell, Gerald Davis, Lewis Dor- was on the honor roll and as president of the tun, L. A . Gosh ins and Charles served senior class. She is present­ Hayes. ly employed at Seminote Me­ morial Hospital. Mr. Remusat, a native of Sanford, ha* attended school* here and w as a m em ber of the 193d graduating class of Sem ­ 9 inole High School. While in high school hr was a member of the G lee Club and held several offices in the Ry Donna Eatr* Future Farmers of Am erica. A surprise Joint birthday He is presently em ployed by NEW OFFICERS of the Humemukera Sunday School I'lnsa of First Hap* party honoring Rev. E. Ruth the Tyre Farms, in Sanford. tist Church were installed at u recent meeting. Left to right arc, Mrs. Fred Grant, her daughter Sybil, The wedding will be an 15. Chance, installing officer: Mrs. Joe Roilth, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Mr*. Jewel Penner and Mrs. event of Dec. It at the First It. A. Cohen, vice president and Mrs. J. A. Norden, president. Vivian Polnn was given by the Methodist Church. All friends Mr*. Fred B. Chance, wife er; other Item* and what they fee, nuts and candy w ere of the couple are Invited to ef the pastor of the First represented were a hat, the served during the social hour. Ladle* Auxiliary o f the First attend. Others present were Mr*. Pentecostal Church o f LongBaptist Church, installed o f­ president; handbag, the vice ficers and chairmen o f the president; gloves, secretary- R. A. Cohen, vice president; wood, at the Church Wednes­ Homemaker* Sunday School treasurer; shoes, Rroup chair­ Mrs. Joe Houth. secretary- day night, following prayer t 'la u of the church In an im ­ man; earrings, s u n s h i n e treasurer; M rs. J. A. Fuller, serviie and Rilde study. pressive cerem ony at the chairman; glasses, publicity sunshine chairm an; Mr*. II. The hotioree* were alt cele­ K. Ling, publicity chairman, chairman; stole, prayer and hooie of Mrs. W. W. Home, brating birthdays during the hostese for the monthly meet- devotion chairman, and a and the M m cs. II. II. Fortner week and the Joint party was T l'K S D W Jr., Charles L. Park, Noah C. necklace, Mrs. average m em ­ ifh u tBooth, Curtis J. Green, Cal­ arrnnged in their honor. The Dorcas Circle o f the Mrs. M. T. Haynes Jr. *crv- ber. Hostesses were Mrs. Thom­ L'psala Presbyterian Church President, Mrs. J. A. N or­ vin Jnrdine, M. E. Smith. G. ed as a model of a class with­ as Airey and Mrs. M. L. Mc­ meets in the Educational out officer*. Each accesiory den. conducted the business A. Harris, Eugene Pennington Daniel. They served punch and Building at 7:30 p.tn, was added to represent an o f­ session anil led the devotions and Clyde Piercy. Mrs. Horne is group ch a ir­ coffee to the 25 gueits pres­ fice until the model was a from the 13th chapter o f CorWEDNESDAY rinlhlans, a scripture on love. man. Mrs. George Pittard, ent. The honoree* were show­ well dressed young lady. ered with handkerchiefs and First Baptist Family Night prayer and devotion ch a ir­ Refreshments of pumpkin First accessory added was Supper, H p.m. birthday curds. ■ belt, rep re sec ting the teach­ pic with whipped cream , cof­ man was unable to attend. FOLDING UTILITY STOOL . . . USE IT CAMPING OR AROUND TH E HOUSE By Jans Casselberry Officer* tor the coming year were elected end in■tailed by the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club at a luncheon held at the Imperial Houso in W inter Park. hostess, seated from left, Mrs. Renn Ryheckl, treasurer; Mrs. Doris Doss, corresponding secre­ tary; Mrs. Lucille Crowell, vice president and Mrs. Frances Dickinson, recording secretary. (Herald Photo) Catholic Osteen Personals ^Women’s Supper Rev, and Mr*. L. F. DeI.osier and daughter, Cindy of Tnmpa spent th« weekend in Osteen visiting many o f their The All Souls Catholic former friends. Rev. Del.oW om en's Club and tho Holy Name Society are happy lo announce that their ham sup­ per. which was held this past .w e e k , in the Parish Social • H all, was a huge success. Over 200 members o f the Rev. Ruth E. Grant, pastor parish were served a deliciou* th . First Pentecostal dinner, prepared by the ladie* o f her of tile Catholic Women’ s Club, Church, of Lon gw ood, under the chairmanship of daughter, Sybil and Jewell Penner have returned home Mrs. John Koiarik. Many thinks are extended after attending the General to all those who helped to Conference of the United Pen­ make this event such a auc- tecostal Church, in Memphis, SfelTS s. I'enn. Big Success Longwood Personals John W. i* ■ the Osteen Vincent th e form er pastor lluptist of Church. They enjoyed a barbecue sup­ per and spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stowell and family of E ntcrprise Road. They attended services at the Baptist Church and had Sumray dinner with Mrs, Luis Brooke, Mr. and Mr*. William Wankowsky of Tonnnwanda, N. Y. are here for an extended vialt with his tinier Mrs. Wil­ liam Doyla Sr. Mr*. Lois Brooke spent three day* with Rev. and Mr*. Jose Cardoaa, In Polatka, re­ cently. While aha was on va­ cation, Mr*. Nolan Osteen Several members of the O s­ teen Home Demonstration took her place at the l'us; Club and friends met fo r an Office. all day work session at the home o f Mrs. Norman Miller, Monday. They worked on a r­ ticle* to lie sold for the bene­ fit o f the Osteen Community Building Fund. M organ , M. a n n ou n ce lier COTTON SLIPS . . . M.D. 1,00 .MEN’S TERRY SPORT SHIRT . 99c S. M, L ASSORTMENT OF COLORS GIRI.S' KNIT PAJAMAS . . . 50c I t PAIR O N LY SIZE 10 • 12 • I I WOMEN’S .MISS JUNE .MARIE O'CONNOR (F liu to by Gaasttinn) Sorority Welcomes The first meeting of the Collie T.Tnins, Dave Sharp, Rol ei t M llli-i ;.n l the M i Pant Jones, Linda Hitt'II and Vicl.i W rsdund enjoyed the regular Im liu -<* session and an informative program given by Mrs. Bobby Mitchell and Mrs, Robert Cntuldrt. Kilter prise Personals STRAPLESS BRA. . ,99c 28 ONLY 32-A A TO 31- A MEN’S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS 1.67 ea. New Pledges I he group is making pinna t5 erect a "W elcom e to Sunfou l'' pl.upie on the cl nli Inuml at the entrance to Sanford on North llwy. 17-1)2. Any other chapters of Bela Sigma Phi may mid their names to the plttrjtio whrn tt is rreeted. Plans are also being d is­ cussed lom ernlng the ndnplion o f a child in Vial Kum. Other members attending the meeting vvero times Joe Alexander, Bill Ilrek, Mike I iever, J ini \\ .ti ller and the Mi<ses Leslie Junes, Itnrhiirn .Mims mil Itonniv Hodges, SIZES 15 • I.V* • IB LONG SLEEVE SERVICE SHEER WOMEN'S HOSIERY . 25c pr. SMALL SIZES ONLY 22 PAIR TODDLER CRAWLABOUT SETS S U E N l lF lt: I. \WN RPR W IN li FOR — NOW IS A (i(K)D TIME CHINCH HUGS TO OPEN A PENNEY nit Durability? Color? W iter, dirt and stain usistance? You can find thorn all wrapped up in one sturdy, stylish, colorful and above all romforlable shoe— the Breathin’ Brushed Pigskin* Hush Puppies* Shoe. Why sturdy? Because they are strong brushed pigskin* bonded to t louj.ii crepe sole and strengthened by a sleet shank (or support. Why stylish? We wanted it Hut way because you wanted it that way. Why colorful? They’re dyed in a variety of colors, guaranteed scuff and fade proof. Why comfortable? Y/a couldn't sell them if they weren't. Sires from n ;o. from ’ g '*9 H u sh Puppies' eruiwx at.SHta ncsuir * a*si of . 1.88 DAN RIVER WASH ’ N WEAR COI.ORFUL PRINTS CHARGE ACCOUNT! FUNGUS Roberts, M.D. a s s o c ia tio n M, L SIZES B • 1 1 Mis* Linda Dunn returned last weekend from a vacation Sue Dice. ,\Lo Lawn Renovation with her brother and family, Incoming and outgoing Mr. and Mrs. Harvey K. board member* will meet next Dunn and the newest addition 3 our t i c o t t s ) Dealer Tuesday at Crude John's Pan­ In the family. Todd Edward cake House in Orlando. Past at llon'dulii, Hawaii Mr. and president* of tho eltdi nre In­ (in tp c v ille Nursery Mrs. Harvey I, Ilunn. her vited to join the group. New 2271 Grapevllle Avr. parents, nut her at the air FA 2-UHSfi members joining the club were port. Mrs. Molly Steudle, Mrs. Cerl Kcbnril, and Mrs. Catherine Wesley. GIVE YOUR FEET A HUSH PUPPIES"* BREAK Guests included Mrs. enrol Dean, Mrs. I.ueillu Boone, Mrs, Esther Johnson, Mrs. Vnl Kelsey, Mr*. Catherine llerkhart, and Sylvia Ray. The door prise was present­ ed to Mrs. Millie Pitman nml card winners wt-ic Mr*. Marie Boardman, pinochle, Mrs. Lu­ cille Crowell, first ratin'ta; Mrs. Rue Gate*, second cannsts; Mrs Edith fluerr. first bridge, nml Mrs. Esther John­ son, second bridge. Outgoing president, Mrs. Maryann Miles, wua presented with a gift o f nppuciation consisting of u lovely set of tricot pajama* and matching coat. The next meeting will bo held Nov. 21, at the Villa Nova Rrsluurunt in Winter Naturally yo’i want ramfort In a shoe. What else? Style? Park, to Kill Ants and Roaches S, (URLS’ Phi lianinm Eta Chapter with Mrs. Randy laiPoma was in­ Hybccki, treasurer; Mrs. Doris Mr*. Judy Iluriburt of W inthe new pledges was held n* ter Park, area supervisor fo r stalled ae president and other Do**, corresponding secretary; the home of Mrs. Rick Erick­ Welcome W agon international officere are Mr*. Lucille Crowi- and Mrs. France* Dickinson, son, ell, vice president; Mrs. Rena |wae installing officer. ' recording secretory. The Mines. Wendell Brooks, NEW OFFICERS «>f tho South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Club itmtrilled by Mm. Judy Hurlburt, u rea supervisor, .standing front left, lire Mrs. Sandy Lul’oma, president; Mrs. Mary Ann Miles retiring president and Mrs. Nora Norris, . 88c WHITE — COLORS CREW NECK I Mr*. Clure Paulsen, member­ ship; Mrs. Am ber Henry, nschairman, mcm beiship; IVuncttu Holmes, sun­ shine; Mr*, Maryann Mile , publicity; Mr*. Helen Green, and Mr*. Joyce Mcrrlfield, welfare: Mr*. Clare Sahutini; editor of “ Wagon Trails and Tales'* nml Mrs. Eva Moore, assistant editor; M is. Sue Gates ami Mr*. Gildu Pettinati, hostesses and Mrs. .Min­ na Crum, Mis Fram es Cor­ dell, Mrs. Mae Jones uml Mr*. (LIMIT 4) SWEAT SHIRTS Church Calendar Officers 25c HOYS’ Auxiliary Gives Birlhdav Party • South. Seminole Club Installs EQJM REDUCED TO CLEAR BETTER GIRLS DRESSES $3-54 • 10 DRESSES • 6 THRU I I REMNANTS . . . Vi Price DISCONTINUED PATTERNS Sc each f «|HI i*’ SPORT SOX . 4 pr. 1.00 SIZES 6 - 1 0 a PAIR ONLY LINED WOOL SLACKS . 3.99 IIROKEN SIZES ODDS N* ENDS READY-MADE DRAPES 63" Vi Price Bathroom Window Curtains $ 1.00 TWO TONE William. L. Womble, M.D. fur the practice of Obstetrics and Gynecology MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING laoi Fast Second Street, Sanford Office Hours: Telephone: FA 2-5313 By Appointment FA 2-5611 I B rash an O nrs . . . Easts /o r .Munih* J O H N S T O N ’ S N O -R O A C I I : S im p ly bru sh J o h n s to n 's N o-R oach on cabinet* to control cockroaches, on sill* to stop ant*. C olorless, odorless coating stays e lfcctiv e fo r inunUu. No need to move dishes or breathe harm ful sprays, Bemember: No-Roach mean* no roaches. W IN N DIXIE FOOD STORES ACCREDITED OPEN F1U. CHARGE NIGHTS ACCOUNTS TILL WELCOMED 9:00 BOY'S SHOES . . . 6 PAIR llli * 1 3 !i ■ lV t * 2 ' i CHARGE IT! 2. �Pots And Kettles 41 this It a two-way s t m t But large numbers do not. While asking mtteh, they too oft­ en give tittle. They want full under­ standing o f their problems, but think seldom o f white men’s problems. Warped to its w o n t aspect, this Inverse snobbery is expressed in the reckless comment o f an Adam Clay­ ton Powell: "W a ’ ve got tha white man on the run!'* W h at multiracial society can kmg prosper in which one group has an­ other “ on the run” and wants it that way? Obviously, too, there U snobbery among nationality groups. Pride of nation is natural. But those who live on this soil as full-fledged citizens are Americans — not Poles or Ital­ ians or Germans. Snobbery is a barricade. W e have no business trying to erect such barricades In a society whose hall­ mark is its fluidity. Snobbery does not beeoms demo­ cratic when practiced b y a man with a grievance, m l or alleged. It la ju st as undemocratic when exhibited by a man in overalls, • Negro, a Cath­ ode as it i* when shown by a corpo­ ration president, a white man or a Protestant. It not a w r y i t t n c t i w Mind. B u t, unhappily. tf it H i t not tb * tx d its lr t p ot— lion o f say narrow economic or social strat­ «r i Polar Edaon PARKING PROBLEM EASED um. It tarns ap everywhere. The American workingman la o ft­ en described as the salt o f the earth, the living embodiment o f the demo* era tie ideal. But wime o f h it fellow? eta be every whit as snobbish as the most highly placed executive traveling in “ exclusive" social circlet. Some o f these workers would never consider for a moment trying to understand the man on the higher economic rung. They have him all figured out. ail decked out In d e a r black and white. T heir badge o f honor is that they* do N O T talk to him any more than necessary. Strangely, this kind o f snobbery often sadly distorts religious feel­ ings. Differences there will always be, but they lose their value If not steadily underscored by the idea o f universal brotherhood. Nor is the great racial struggle fr te o f this kind o f thing. Negroes want not only better treatment but also better under­ standing and good will from the white population. ila n y o f them realize that Political Notebook Helen Fuller Soy> Newshens Tough On Nhu polite but Op.nlr Ktptical. ploymont a r of aqual force Even tb. iharpnt-^ed re­ with man In politics. Tha porter. present could find no itataa of i roman is g sera fnolt with the hrory-fUnMd oabjoct la tho Wtskiagtoa beauty of the aIren of Saigcn, Praaa Corps, whom scsrodJtod who waa .logaat in bar ahira- women correipondanta a r « mrry blo^etlk worn barred fr-.nn th. alt-maU Na­ over alia whit, satin trouaers tional Praaa Club even whan and lighted up by lustrous foreign dignitaries are tbs Met. pearla — aan, nock and fin­ newsworthy guest*. ger. But the ladle, of the Nhu saw an opening and took Wane's terror at entering i motions o f destroying the press wer. unimpreeeod by it Women in Viet Nam hav. the .levator In s downtown dread. tha vagariea of b«r critkiama greater freedom than women race the very thin; that of fie building waa of the Uni tod Stela* and by In the United Ststos, the terrifies you and repeat tho mnld hardly her svatloa of say qumtion ■weepingly boasted. What’s process until you replace the If I had not that would fcnvo rtqoir*d an the proof, the Women’a Preaa old fear with elation or some imwer reflettirg ndv.ra.ly flub audience demanded. In held her arm. she probably Other emotion. on the stewardship of lb. South Viet Naa, the answer wewM bats run away. But So I told Diane I’d belp Diem family fa Viet Nam, ed, women have the tight to ■nttcu the prom o by which her and we d (tin by facmg and mods bar know H. By freon, their husbands’ bank ter dread of offiew elevators. ecincidenco, Mmo. Nhu com* accounts If they conclude yon tan retrain yenr cm*Diane turned pale when Items. And tend for the cru­ to Washington on a week in they are not receiving enough wo stood in front of the ele­ which there was much talk money et home . , . proof cial booklet below. vator. tier eyaa dilated with CASE q 49G. UUn* G , *.*d By Hal Cochran about the status of Amen- poeltive. berror. Probably lb. aaf.at jambU tan women. This la not one Thia remark and ether, pre­ II, is the coed who had a “ Oh, Dr. Crans, I lust can't phobia of closed space*. o f all la to uko a ch in e on of Waahlngt/m's f a v o r i t e ceding it in her current world do it!" she wailed as tha ele­ We finally dated its onset topica for diecuKion. but tour may throw some light younalf. vator door opened. Preeldent Ker.nody had Ju«t t>a Mme. Nhu’s lack of status during the Mb grade when "Ye*, you can," I araiiingalmost suffocated *orin| ly reassured her. “ Remem­ Wh«a peache. art ready received a repast fruit* the in Washington ea this visit. she ‘ to ykk you tan eaaily a.# roamitskw ho Appointed 3 4 Aside from the mere aeriou* a c*Te-ia of g deep anowdrift. ber. I'll be standing beside ’ Th at'i when your terror wb*t Mom baa to put up years ago to Study the eub- quest.on of basic pedicy dif­ you. So let’ s step Inside sod jert. The Pro* Went groeted ference with tho nominal of closed space* first began," you push tb* button for the with. the commission in bia White leaders of Mma. Nbu’a coun­ t Informed Dlsr.e. Ind floor.’• “ But Intelligent people Hubby raila bit wtf. a doll Houm roe. garden and sc- try, it is aimpla to see why Tbit was an sutomaUe ele­ should never remain slaves vator where the occupants and aho has him take her to a rvptrd an M-page report aay iht would be a least-favored to the paiL You are obvious­ punched the bottom for the rstuurani eo ah. can get ing in aaaanca that tha atotua ruest in tit. Kennedy Whits ly not going to undergo that fjmrt where they wished to of Amentia woman la on a House. True te hi* Irish in­ staffed. (el off. *toady Hu but ha* not reach­ stinct, John V. Kennedy, it identical happening again. “ So atop being a slave to It helps reduce emotional clear, prefers that Moat familie. art back ed a point when tha female t o r n e single event in your past.” tension to become occupied frren detouring to a vacation of the aperies It frv. from women be seen rather than Diane was ao eager to be with any Uttle task, which dluriminstknt in finding «m- heard. Thar. 1* no sign that •P°V rid of her claustrophobia waa why I asked Diane to h« ia yearning for women to that teara actually cam* so press Iht button for us. become the hrs*l power" In b*r eyoa. OUR BOARDING HOUSE It took a tew seconds before American politics than Mme. “ But, Dr. Crane,’’ the ^ ( V’.L KSEe* Ate t .f t OP V i .f* . Nhu grandly proclaims they pleaded, “ Just how can I be­ *■ have become in tha politic* of JW-M,3 £ « , T NfS'CB v x r v :, -uu'Nl C*»E NBUMWWMNW come free from thia dread of ' ** w v FACSE3 «y , MAJCSt/lF S4Z South Viet Nam. She ia, she closed windows ia my bed­ A f.3 a c ^ g g C . S O CUICWCM I C S b 6A ft VCJ tM HERB <W fD C0JLO TAOTE -SO O C t'.O O O *.'— boasts, th* “ up to now un­ room or in elevator in an of­ “ .EAR A BROCM UANOLg f SAO.T'A VA.V C—* 3 - —ID SAY challenged leader" of an army fice building?" OOA’M TOA MATCH 0 4 1U A fO O O SURPASSES TtiX n o j pcc* goeA km 'v of Swj.WO woman who now Wei], this re-tralnmg iro­ W « . l i - ‘ O c. v . - am 'lOU* OiET/ can outnumber Vietnamese tes* first involves recognis­ S ALACff,*.*EA *. V ' — v .lk D <tr o c t i c kc - t -i *._» mm at th* poll*. "Nobcdy ing J-sut how and when your •— IT CgWTA.Vii.V M A ^ e & can be site ted without agree­ ibaormtl terror started. I50O T A 5T S S 5 T T lR /$ M ment ef those women," aha That data* Its onset and told the girl* at Ksdcliffe last shown tho victim how loollih week. It la to remain forever e A Dragon Lady of the Bal­ slave to a distant incident of lot Box . . . N. wonder Jack the part. and the Irish Mafia kept Tho second important step their distance. la to go through tho proper WASHINGTON — On. Al­ most pitied Madam. Nf-» Dlnb Nbx st her Waikington d*but b*for» th« V oB tii'i National Pr.aa Club. Thoa* viva hav. watcfc*d verbal buckshot abut iaU# a l»-*t of gwsts on "JiMt tha Praaa” will oadantand why. At tb. w©ra*n'a pr»M lunch, son, the Dragon Lady of South Vl«t Nam fated a b*ttalta of May Craip, loaded for dragon. Tbs qvsitions tbs lady «orr*spond.nta xlmW at tha Allan first lady wrro the teuxheal ib< bad ecconnterv-J fa thia country.' Their recep­ tion of bar waa iinpwrca'uiy Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Barbs the door automatically closed. “ Now count your pulse, out loud," 1 ordered Diane, as I took out my witch to keep time. She trembled so much she eould hardly bold her fingers on her radial artery, hut I snowed tier where to fee* her pula* and kept imilmg roawurance. The elevator started upward and she missed a couple of counts for ah* caught her b r e a t h momentarily and couldn't speak. But when I prodded her, the finally continued with th* count. , As aeon aa we reached the second floor, and the door opened, th* leaped out, Risk­ ing like g leaf. “ Well, you've done It," 1 praised her. “ You have conquered that mean old fear ones, and each time you conquer it again, it will grow weaker." I walked up and down the corridor with Diane till the got her breath. Meanwhila I tested her and )ok*d and reassured her. WASHINGTON - (NTA) Gimmicks at* already M a g discovered la tho plana lor a meeting between President Kennedy and French Presi­ dent Charles de Gaulle some time next year. This meeting waa agreed upon ia principle during the recent Washington talks ^th French Foreign Minister Mau­ rice Court de MurrQie. But no definite date was set. And the meeting place waa got designated. It is De Gaulle's turn to come to Washington. This would make it a return of Kennody'a visit to Parts In June 1M1. But the possibility of their meeting next on French Gssdalupe or Martin­ ique in the West Indies leak­ ed out of the Ccuve de Uurrill* talks. Thia la regarded aa a mova on De Gaulle's part to assume th« same status aa British Pnme Minister Harold Mac­ millan. who met with Kennedy at both Bermuda and Nassau. It la this kind of quibbLng over protocol that makes negotiating with De Gaulle so frustrating. In the past year be has rejected all American pro­ p o s a l s for strengthening Nonh Ati antic Alliance de­ fenses. He has rejected l’ -5. Polaris missiles fo r Fraaeh defense. He baa re­ jected British membership In the Common Market He haa refuted to ntify the nuclear teat bin treaty. While Do Gaulle himself once proposed to sign a nonaggresston pact with Rus'la, be now opposes current U. S. Russian talks on further EtstWest l i m i t e d agree­ ments. In fact, since De GauQe’a rejection of NATO nuclear defense plans and his signing of an alliance with Germany last January, 11 ha* not been possible to get agreement with France on one single point In polillesi, economic or miltt*ry fleWs. At the eoneluston of the Couve de Murvilie talks with Kennedy and leeretary of State Dean Ruak, tha eonaeasus was that Franca doe# not want agreement with Vbe farmer!? f r t k Tbif a r W n , aad De GawOa kb* ham cre­ dited with thinking that per­ haps his influence might'bring peace to tbe troubled aret. It it noteworthy, however, that President Do Gaulle of­ fered only hie advice on thia problem. He offered neither French ecoaomtc nor mili­ tary aid to help re-establish stability. Another aero point with American negotiators la that De Gaulle baa been of no belp in liberalizing trade restric­ tion* In Europe aa a whole or between Europe and tho root of the free world. He baa opposed the lower­ ing of tariffs between the Common Market “ inner six" countries and tho "outer seven" countries la the Euro­ pean Free Trad# Ann. On the positive aide, it la h f Amartaai «p l a w * flml F r l l i mt D o * GauOo haa g l m the french government a political aubl. lity that it aadly lacked. In the year* before bo became premier ia IBM, France had one weak government after another, and it waa difficult to got aay co-operation out of France then, too. De Gaulle hat given Franco a new constitution. Ho his ■ cheeked inflation and stibllli. «1 tha fraoe. Ha ended th* war la Algeria aad gave it Independence. . But aa one European iteteemaa turn* up De Gaulle's case, "He Is not living In the present. He la living in toe history of Franco aa it was so year* ago, beforo Word « War 1, and of Franca aa ho would Uko to soo it so year* hence." Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: Garfield Walker, former Saafordite Dallas Loop and l have Jus: returned from a two-week tour to Monterrey, Matamoros and Mexico City. Mexico. Seven hundred thirty miltl from the border to Mexico City ia a new wtdo highway through beautiful mountains and a high speed may bo mado all tho way. Ptrftct weather tha entire trip. We stayed in a modern mo tel In Mexieo City and went on four tours which included tho 4,000-year-old pyramids and ancient city now being uncovered, oldest cathedral and a tour of four top night­ clubs. Tha colorful dancing and music interested mo very much and I played a tun. in two marimba bands oa tha streets and hid fun (was a drummer for 18 years!. People are very friendly and all of u felt that wo spread good will from tha United States. My translator radio attracted children vary much as it was a eovalty to V. i De GauBe'a recent interven­ tbam. It was a thrill to ride tion ia Southeast Asian af­ la a car a the heavy traffic fair* was especially raaantad by American officials. Hare be gratuitously offered his aervlcei ai Intermediary In any dispute between North and South Viet Nam and to do whatever be could to re­ unify the Communist and frea areaa. French business aad bank­ ing intereau art still domi­ nant throughout what waa without car lights on. No law ® to make you. some do, some don't. Our guide driving said as kmg as he can see you. ht figures you tee him. They look out for itch other, w rr few accidents. Tha round trip waa 1,104 miles. Mexico la really going out for the American tourist: |j good roads aad new modem motels going op all alongRatal a little loos than U. S. mostly. American typo of food la plantiful, but enjoyed their dishes at tlaea. Am Baboon ADDING MACHINE BARGAIN Now. |L C. Allan Manual Mm himo T-celama, sub­ treeflaw, fxsap total, rxnaiax total window, eetomatte eteoraoeu. A Good. 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F IL L UP N O W — A V O ID T H E R U SH s s o fle I a t i T n Easiest travel on earth o �* A fftf* Im fn l V rra TI O c t 99, I M S — J f c f i B Ginderville Directory Gets Good Response Hundreds o f requests for an atea directory to he pub­ lished by the Ginderville Vol­ unteer Fire Department have been received since plans were announced for the project, James Michael, president of the organization, announced today. Hr Jitdj T am er served by the sta ff officers wives and their guests at a brunch at the Capri Restau­ M n . R. T. K in ? wa* pre­ rant sented with a farewell Kift at The theme was carried out a luncheon o f the Chief Petty in a centerpiece which fea­ O fficers Wives Club held at tured the colors o f various the I’ inecrest Inn. flags. It w as won b y Mrs. Mrs. Kin? will go with her Wade Markley, Rhone 322-1133 husband to his new duty sta­ tion at lleeville, Texas. Hoiteinr* for the luncheon It is estimated that approxi­ mately 1,000 families will be listed in the alphabetical di­ rectory, including the full numrs o f all nduHs, their ad­ dresses and phone numbers. Firemen huva received praise and endorsement from lending business firms, city and county officials and others in their endeavor to bring to the public a directory that will aid police and fir,. de­ Hostesses fo r the brunch were Mrs. George KImmune, Mrs. Darrell Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Donald Ethel). w ere Mrs. W . R. Arm strong, Mrs. F. J. Murray, Mrs. D. F. Siglln and M ri. Marie Sundvall. . Country fried steak was featured and table arrange­ ments were o f yellow and white roses and mums. Indi­ vidual place cards were o f autumn leaves. Door prizes o f shampoos •nd set, given by local beauty salons, were won by Mrs. Siglin and Mrs. J. J. Hay, Attending the luncheon w ere Mrs. C. E. Morton, Mrs. J. H. O'Donnell, Mra. J . B. Beckham, Mrs. C. A. Cltow skl, Mrs, I. J. Jarrell, Mrs. J. Stanklewicz, Jr., Mra. R. T. K ing, Mrs. C. B. Beeves, Mrs. R. E. Simas, Mrs. K. R. Pope, M rs. Grace Keck. Mrs. C. W . Williams, Mrs. W . A. W igg, Mrs, Curtis MeLemore who was a guest o f Mrs. W igg, Mrs. Alvera Kelly, Mrs. Edward Pell who w as a guest o f Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. H. B. Quinn, Mrs. P. J. W eber, Sirs. R, E. Betancourt and Mrs. A. A. Vallier. Am ong the guests were Mrs. Hugh O’Hara, M rs, Dan Ratten, Mrs, Nell Johnson, Mrs. Keen Ivy, Mrs. Wallace Russell and 31 rs. Mary Peter­ son. Staff wives attending In­ cluded 3trs. James Mayo, Mrs. Orville 3tcGulre, Mra. Ray­ mond M ilbum, Mrs. Herbert Moreland, Mrs. C liff Nelson, Mrs. Sam Day, Mrs. Fred Bur­ ton and Mrs. Edgar Miller. • • • of Casselberry Community Methodist Church will be collecting for the United Nations Children’s Fund on Hal­ loween night. Shown displaying the orange and black coin cartons they will use in the drive nre (frum left) Luonne Tope, Eileen Smith, Elizabeth Mangel and Beverly Smith, (Herald Photo) I save !l| partments in response to emergency calls and will assist In the delivery of malt and merchandise as well as help­ ing residents become better acquainted with their neigh­ bors and business firm s In the area. SANFORD ATLANTIC N A T IO N A L B A N K Census (numerators are finding that residents o f the communities of Sunlnml Es­ tates. Ginderville and nearhy area* spend more than f t mil­ lion annually over the count­ ers o f business firms In the Sanford area, a sum which is o f great help in upholding economy o f the county. One husinrss firm located In Gin­ derville is at present carry­ ing a payroll o f nrors than .100 employe*. S U N D A Y SCHOOL C H IL D R E N Area Methodists Set Service Much practical and insplr The Casselberry Community Mrs. Phil Caesber and Mrs ing information has been giv. Methodist Church W.8.C.S. Frank Messirk are in charge en to Navy wives by the vari­ will sponsor a Cal! to Prayer o f the program and Rev. Delous speakers participating in and Self-Denial Service Wed­ mas Copeland will speak. the home decorating course, nesday morning at 10 o'clock Everyone Is Invited to at­ according to Mrs, Kermlt at the rhuich. tend this service. Jamison, chairman o f the com* mlttee which organized the course. The seriea o f meetings by authorities in tha field o f interior drsign hav> been well attended by tho wives. Meetings are at 1 p.m. 3Iondays In the N A S ballroom and are open to any Navy wives or any retired service wives. DEL K. M. WING Monday’s session w ill cover accessories in tha home and Nearly a hundred friends will he concluded by Sirs. ■aid their goodbyes to Mrs. Jamison. She has worked in Lyle s a t e at a farewell tea Interior design in New York In her honor recently. and Canton, Ohio, where she O fficer! wives o f VAH -S was the consultant for the w ere hostesses for the tea leading department store which was held at the home there. • f Mrs. Neil Pruden. The talk will focus on ac> A centerpiece o f pink and (•usuries as the crowning Dr. Kenneth 31. Wing, a w hlla mums decorated the table where coffee and tea touch and as usual will lie general surgeon who disting­ keyed to the needs o f Navy uished himself as a member w ere poured front a silver people. It wilt also include o f Unek Sam 's astronaut1 service. The culinary art o f the "F ive W ives’ * was demon­ tha proper placement and medical leant, has set up ways to use the accessories to practice In Sanford. strated with a wide assort­ best advantage. Dr. Wing, a native of Or­ ment of tea sandwiches, cook ­ • • • lando, has bocuim: associated ies, tiny tarts and crab filled Culminating several weeks with Dr. Thomas L. I.argen cream puffs. Assisting with the pouring o f farewell activities fur Cdr. at 317 S. 0.ik Ave. in general were Mrs. James Mayo, Mrs. and Mrs. Lyle Set to was a din­ and vascular surgery and George Kioniums, Mrs. Stan­ ner Friday evening at the gynecology. Dr. Wing Is a graduate of ley Stanul, Mrs. Robert Ware, ballroom in the Mayfair Ho­ the Emory University McdMr*. Tyler Itamage, Mrs. tel. The Sette's are leaving this irul School in Atlanta and Hugh O'Hara, Mrs. Kenneth Coshorn, Mrs. Richard Wells, week for a period o f indoctri­ holds a bachelor of science Mrs. James Shipman, Mrs. nation after which Cdr. Sette degree from Stetson Univers­ Herbert Moreland, Mrs. J. A. will take up his new duties ity. A diplomat of the Am er­ ican Board of Surgery, he HeGanahl, Mrs. Hart Bartholo­ aboard the USS Intrepid. A fter the dinnrr, Cdr. Taul received live years o f surgi­ mew and Mrs. W allace RusWerner, to whom Cdr. Sette cal training at Emory Uni scll. • • • had turned over the rnmmand verslly, three years in liar One of the most successful o f V A II-5 earlier in the day, yard University service al I fiispit.il, two parties o f tho year was held made some g ift presentations. flndon City years training at University The first was an engraved at the Acey Deucy cluh Fri­ punch howl which o f Miami, being assigned to day night for all first and silver Jackson Memorial Hospital aecond class personnel anil matched the silver tray given earlier to Mrs. Sette by the and serving as rhlef resilient their guests. surgeon his last year there. Costumes, skits and prizes officer’s wives. Dr. Wing was a captain in Cdr. Werner also gave the combined to make the evening the U. S. Army Medical Corps guests o f honor pictures of fun filled fo r the nearly 175 the A3T1 Skywnrrior and tho for two years, serving for a persons attending. lim e as acting chief of gen­ The cluh was drrornted Its a A5A Vigilante, the two planes eral surgery at Ft. Gordon, traditional Halloween theme tha squadron had flown dur­ Ga. lie received an award by the hostesses and plan­ ing the lust year. Injecting a humorous note, from MaJ. Gen. Eugene Slay, ning committee who were commanding officer of the Mrs. Bonnie Jenkins, Mrs, Lt. Cdr. C liff Thompson gave Georgia base, for distinguish­ Cdr. Sette a make-it-y our self Eh a Sutter, Mrs. Vi Rowberes! service as a surgeon for model o f the USS Intrepid. ry and Mrs. Pot Sumner. the I’ roject Mercury spare A ' This is Your Lift," al­ Winners o f the costume (lights. Hr was tlic only Army conipetition were Mrs. Conds bum, with pictures o f Cdr. surgeon present for all the or Goodman for best girl, Darrell Sette from infancy to the bltal flights from Col. John Fitzgerald for best man. and present wa« given by Lt. ( jg ) Glenn to Cdr. Gordon Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kin go for Cameron Paulk. Cdr. Werner was also th# best couple. Judges for the contest were recipient o f a gift given to Mack M oduli, Skip Miller and him by his former command­ ing o ffice r. It was the sher­ E. II. Leray. Another winner was Mrs. iff's badge o f office. The "Savage Pluyers," a Ronnie Rider who w on a balllocal drama group, performed room game. The Ringoi ah o performed a satirical skit on a working a dance to the tune o f “ Mon­ day in Cdr. Sette's office. ster Mash," and at midnight Members o f the group were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sutter did Lt. Cdr. C liff Thompson, Lt. Bob W atson, Lt. ( jg ) Bryan -T h e Bride of D racula," A pretty potent mixture. Rig Jim and the Psychos Cronin, Ens. Bernard Kelley The car’s the kudo aiic. Juntas trim and to played the music for dancing and Ens. Jordan Datiforth. Rounding out the evening's throughout the evening. handle as ever. The Acey Deucy wives ex- entertainment was Ens. DanHut now you can have a full-grown Y8 In It. A pressed its thanks to the men forth who played the guitar Turbo-Fire LMG* that turna out 195 hp. o f the Acey Deucy club for while ho and Ens. Kelley sang It's the kind of machine that doesn’t lake much their help ami co-operation a song to Cdr. Sette called maxim; to set in motion. (Especially when you in making the dance a success. "Untitled.*' consider it h;ts over G0% more power than the The dinner was attended Chevy 11 that won North America's toughest, Officers and wives and hy 120 Navy and civilian rally last spring—tho Shell *'-1,04)0.”) guests o f VAII-9 will meet squadron members and gueits M O V I N G ? < *« !■»■», v r ■■ MOVING AND STO RA G E CO.. INC FA 5 0 4 C c lc y A ve. 2 - 9 5 1 1 S a n ford , Fla. Space Doctor Opens Practice In Sanford '1 we took this feig V8 sr.’ put it in the'64 ChevyII... * * This Emblem Identifies Youi Welcome Wagon Sponsors W OW ! easy .% in the Jade Room o f the O r­ lando Air Force Rase O ffi­ cers club for a homecoming dinner-dance Saturday eve­ ning. The party will be the first official function o f the group since the squadron returned from seven months aboard the USS Saratoga Thursday and Friday. Social hour will begin at 7 p.m. with dinner and danc­ ing beginning at 9:30. • • • United Nauuni Day was ob­ iitM/ijotutfj FOREVER IK ols Flfij of jm tip h fie losiitn mi tills lilt of four cmumsiIl m a s iN T in ia v a o a^ONiOHSMir, n u n Virginia Ckavy O Nova 4-Door Station Wjoow, J M <1 t*A And we've also added a choice of a -t-speed Synchro-Mesh transmission* with a Hour-mounted shift. But ui cikjc your Lulu run somewhat milder, wc should point out you have a pick of thrt:o other engines as well. The standard 4 (on 300 Series sedans), tho standard 6 and a new 155-hp G\ And, of course, whatever one you deeido on, you’re getting a car with the pure and simple integrity of a Chevy II, (Upkeep h:u liecn even further reduced thin year by such reluicincntzi as larger sclf-atlj*u:iting brakes.) It's a simple matter to spot ono of the e ’G-t’s by styling touches like the new grille design and trim accents. Ilut we’d like to suggest a more memorable way. Drop down to your dealer's uul drive one. in cals. I'rtnmki See five entirely different lines o f ears at your Chevrolet Showroom - CHEVROLET, CHEYIUE. CHEVY H . CORVAII t CORVETTE |>. I). But 1214 a * t wt h «u dqw or'«fi for Koda ( o m i t ji • •qwipmvnt • Mm CAM ERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. "fte SANFORD ATLANTIC Sanford Phyllia Bmrrn-ti-in FA 2 0334 Wieboldt's Teaching little p e o p le to save is a m ost im p o rtan t a s p e c t o f their e a rly train ing. S ta rt your children's accounts n o w and le t th e m m ake th e ir o w n d e ­ posits! T h ey’ll ta k e p rid e in w atching the account G R O W ! Lake Alary Nora Norria TE 8-1All R. St-minuU* HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY 219 E. SE C O N D STREET SA N F O R D FA 2-0711 --- -- NATIONAL - BANK—=- MEMBER F.D.I.C. Dow ii tow it Sanford �. . i •1 L • .— ■ I T O — -7 . < a e • a A free bag of groceries will be given to each of the first 100 customers vis­ iting this new store tomorrow morning, October BO, purch­ asing a $10.00 r or more order. JANE PARKER DELICIOUS Store Opens At H:30 A. M. • 1 H -U k One 14 - ounce loaf of Jane Porker Bread will be given absolutely Free to the first 100 customers visiting this new store to­ morrow morning, ’ October 30. _ Special! IN THE BE AU TIFU L N EW SPECIAL! ASSORTED FLAVORS BORDENS PINECREST Pntc« and free of fere listed Hi thU sd»»rtisement are good through Saturday. >'<*• *mWr I ealy at your AAP fend atara in Thrill after thrill will be awaiting jou when IhU beautiful new Early American design AAP open* Us doors tomorrow morning at R:!tn A. M. You will bp amnzrd at the convenience of Its many beautiful departments which are fully stocked with the nation’s great brands and a store filled from one end to the other with A&l’’s famous low prices. Make plans now to be among the first to %isit this new A&l* tomorrow and see AXI’ s newest of new Supermarkets. Hanford. SPECIAL! A N N PAGE PEACH, PINEAPPLE OR APRICOT SP EC IA L! “SUPER - R IG H T ” W ESTERN SPECIAL! STEER BEEF • Uib PRESERVES BUY TWO. GET ONE FREE SPECIAL! Gold Real BUY ONE. GET ONE FREE Gold King Frozen SWEET PEi BUT TWO. (JET ONE FREE! A-Oz. T Full Cut 1-Lb. C • Round SP EC IA L! “S U P E R -R IG H T ” SH O R T S H A N K SPECIAL! One 6-Pak 10 Ox. Teem Free! October 29th. DRESSED & DRAW N W H O LE With P u rchs.e Of 6 — 10-Ox. Bottle* 1-Lb. Pkg. 29c SPEC IA L! While the tupply la ds While the supply lasts. ALLG O O D BRAN D SU G AR CURED SL IC E D BREA K FA ST BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE I BUY TWO, GET ONE FREE! Lady Betty 7-0*. PI • 1 LIMIT PLEASK WlTIl FOOP ORDER 40-0*. B ou t Prune Juice JANE PARKER CRISPY AND T A ST Y 7 GRADE “ A ” Shank Half BUY ONE. GET ONE FREE! Original Frozen which has been in operation at the same location for 21 years will CLOSE Tuesday FLA. or GA. SHIPPED W hile the supply U«t>. Hush Puppies Club T-Bone Sirloin Porter­ house t'atio Frozen Knrhilada While the supply l»*u . Gold King Frozen • • • • FU LLY C O O K E D Onion Rings . . 3 SPECIAL! A N N PAGE ELBOW 55i SPECIAL! •1-Ox. Tent-Tee Cream Cheese One Can Bordens Biscuits Free! With I'are hate Of Bordens SVi-Os. Pkg. POTATO A ftP RIALLY FRISK fn s ta n f • Cubed BUY FOUR, GET TWO FREE La Rasa This SPECIAL! GREEN G IA N T TENDER Our Old AGrP Store at 200 Magnolia Ave. FREE With Purrhase O f Breakstone l-L b .rk c. Copaland's Or Herman's gtupar-Right” Western Select Sliced SPECIAL! BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE! Cold Capsules a j^ ^ C O L S P A N of 10 Saaltsat One 3-Ox. Pkg. Cream Cheese V* Gal. Cta. Lemonade . . . With Purehase Of Philadalphla S-Ot. Pkg “Super-Right" 'A Pork Loin Sliced “Super-Right* Pur# Pork Freeh QUICK FROZEN CilUDl W Kile the aupply lasla. 4iuper-Kight" Western I-can .Meaty BRIGHT SAIL Herman n Silted Cooked Or GIANTPKG GIVEAWAY EASTERN W H ITE POTATOES EVERY DAY BEGINNING NOON TOMORROW’, OCTOBER 30 > iiill! t t ! iiH > t g llB # f ig lR iM jttiirH M iH IIW iM ig ig jg jg iiH g H IH IW tg )i ! EWIWIiillEUlBH H U fW Ig f i f * } (juick Frozen Delicious Headless SPECIAL FRESH TEN D ER F A N C Y Nothing to hurt Enter as often la yon wish! You need not he present l» *!"■ Be sure to get your entry blank each line yen «|alt this new ■torn this week, and register for mean Uenandowa Plaid titanp prisen that win be glee* away Paturdsy evening, Notemher 3. AAP enployrea and their families ara nol eligible far prizes. Cap’n John’s Frozen French Fried 35c While the supply lasts. DETERGENT P L A ID STAM P ’Super-Right” Extra Lean Family EXTRA SPECIAL! Fresh Luscious * *» �** "T*— -----j j ‘ 1 j. t * • 44- Texas Unanimous No. 1 Pick Bat Green Bay has kept oa winning aad the nearvea who filled In are directly respon­ sible fas w a y cases for the Lionel Aldridge Is tbs re­ placement for Bill Quinlan; Elijah Pitta for Tom Moors; John Roach for Bart Starr, and Msrr Fleming for Ron Kramer. No less than 10 different teams hare occupied the first firs places la the ratings by tha UPI board of coaebca this fall and only Texas has man­ aged to appear for more than two weeks in the same posi­ tion. Thanks to tho almost un­ precedented wars o f nposts tbs list o f major unbeatonuntied teams has shrunk ts four with the seasou Just past tha halfway mark. An NCAA sxscutira said ha could not Tourney Set Starting last spring and con­ tinuing right through to last wash • series of incidents happened that has robbed tha Packers of firs starters DBS MOINES, Iowa (UP!) — Tho 1964 Girls1 Junior golf championship will bo playod at tbs Leavenworth Country Club, Lsaronwortb, Kan^ Aug. 10-14, the United Btatea Golf Association an­ nounced. Ings had last Saturday off but still mada a step up to sev­ enth place, changing places with Oklahoma, No. S. Southern California, tha de­ fending national champion which has been climbing back steadily since absorbing two defeats, was placed ninth and Syracuse, No. U», made Its first appearance la the top 10 The Longhorns, No. 1 for the third straight wash wore nasMd first by all of the 65 famous coaches an the UPI rating hoard, the only unani­ mous choice la the 14-jear history of the rankings. minola, unbeaten hut tied, replaced Wisconsin bt second place and Mississippi, also tied but unbeaten, dislodged Six loams Included la the Pittsburgh frees third place. ratings last weak wars knock­ Urn Badgers and Fanthsrs ed out o f tho standings by were the latest to fall from losses. They were ninth-rank­ ed Northwestern, and Notrs Dana, Mississippi Stats, Ore­ gon, Iowa aad Iowa State, all listed la tho top 10. Ohio State returned to 11th, Louis­ iana Stats and Pitt tied for 12th, Nebraiks was No. 14 and Michigan State finished 16th. Baylor, Misaourt. Arkansas and North Carolina Stats rat* •d 16,17, I t, IB and Duka and Purdoa tied for 20th. Poor games InroWng the ranking t», the most la sat wsakond this meson. art scheduled this Saturday. They intoIra Illinois hasting Par- Nycrofl A t Laurel LAUREL, Md. (UPI)— Nyerase, a French hors# who won tha Prts da Coasell Munici­ pal oa Lonchamp am Oct. 10, win ha entered hi tho Wash­ ington, D. C. International at Laurel oa Nov. 11, it was announced today by Track President John O. Behapiro. Annual n O T B A L due, Mississippi at L3U, Wis­ consin at Michigan State and Syracuse at Pittsburgh. Two other top fire teams era scheduled for tough road engagements. Texas Is at Southern Methodist, which up­ set Navy and tha Middies travel to Notre Demo. G rittin g T o W ed VICKSBUKOi Min. (UPI) —Glynn Grifftng, former Uni­ versity of Mississippi star who Is quarterback T . A. Tittle's understudy with the New York football Giants, will marry Nikki Roth of Cleve­ land, Ohio, oa Dos. 20. The site o f the wsdding will he Oxford, Mils-, when tho Uni­ versity af Mississippi is locat- Fighter To Testify BALTIMORE (UPI) — Ons of Maryland's most contro­ versial politicians, a dead box­ er’s last opponent and the opponent’s manager are due hers today before a grand jury probing tha death of Bal­ timore heavyweight Ernie Knox. The Jury has summoned James B. (Jack) Pollack, long a center of atata and city political battles, a Baltimore fight gams figure end former member of the Maryland Stats Athletic Commission; New York heavyweight Wayne Bethea who knocked Knox out In tho ninth round at tho Coliseum hers on Oct. 14 and Bethea’a manager, Bobby Gleason. Pollack, according to state’s Wall l P L U M B IN G — H E A T IN G A N D A IR CONDITIONING attorney William J. O'Dunnell, asked to testify in tho cast. A probe was launched by the grand Jury after an au­ topsy showed Knox weighed only 159 pounds two days after the fatal fight In which he was officially listed as weighing 178 pounds. Bethea wss carded at 20.1 pounds. Knox lapsed Into a coma several hours after his defeat and died after a 31-hour coma. Russia In LAUREL, Md. (UPI) —For the sixth consecutive year, Russia will be represented by two of Its finest Thorough­ breds in the 1963 running of the Washington, D. C., Inter­ national at Laurel race course, Nov. 11. GEORGES BAR b PACKAGE 1011 F R E N C H A V E N U E G E N E R A L ELECTRIC and CONTEST TO B E AW ARDED EACH W E E K F IR S T PRIZE $10.00 Ceatrml Heating Meat Y our T H IR D PR IZE $4.00 N othing T o Buy — N o Obligation APPEAR EA CH FOOTBALL PAGE W EEK W IL L •a put your heater in condition D U R IN G to cope with Winter Weather l SEASO N. 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But between Seminole High and F lorida State Mel put in a couple o f years with the U. S. Marine Corps. And he didn't let that Intcrefcre with his golfing. In fa c t he captured the *11Martne Corps golf crow n In 1937. For the past few years Mel haa been living in Klberton, Ga. T h ere, he m anages his father-in-law's firm which mine* granite. Mel and his attractive wife have one son —G regory. R ecently, he added a few m ore feathers to his golfing cap. Recognized aa one of the top amateur golfers In the eouth, Mel set tw o records on the nine-hole ■ Elberton Country Club links. He fired a record 30 on the initial nine •ad posted a 13 on the aecood round fo r aa ll-b olo, record •core o f €3. On the first nine Mel carded birdies on the first three greens, pars on the fourth, fifth and sixth holes, and birdies on the final A rea . On the second round, be sco re d birdies on three, five and nine and pars on the ether*. la 11 kola* o f play Fleisch­ er c a m e up with nine birdies. To ea y the least it was a phenom laal round o f golf. Neat, Mai took the Elbcrton Country Club’ i annual title with « MS for the 72 holes. But w e've saved the best for the lasL R ecently Mel, the son of Irvin and Mary Fleischer who reside at SOS Plumoaa Drive here in Sanford, captured the Anderson (South Carolina) Am ateur Open, a m atch play affair. F leischer'* reward for win­ ning was an all expense paid trip to New York City for the first tw o gsmes o f the 1963 World series and dinner one evening with the Yankees' outstanding loutlipaw— White) Ford. I f you arc one of the S.W. G.A. members who missed the luncheon last Wednesday —you're going to hate your­ self. Forty four m e m b e r s didn't snd they enjoyed a delicto i- buffet of Swedish meatu.i:u. complete with sour cream and wine sauce, a variety o f tasty salads serv­ ed Irom beautiful, polished conch shells and lots of other guodics. Even the co.'fee was brewed to perfection. The tournament for Oct. 16 was a scotch foursome, • • • Plnehurst and c o m b i n e d Last week we mentioned handicap*. Winners in this the activities of the Seminole event were Kathryn Tark and Morrison bagging High School cheer leaders Barbara and the fine work done by top honors and Edie Ware Captain Carol Samuels and and Dossie deGanaht placing second. There was not a con­ her crew . T h rre 's another group of test in beginners division. Oct. 23 tournament was kids which deserves a lot of credit— the cheer leaders at Five blind Holes, front side. South Seminole Junior High The winners: Class A —tie— School. This outfit Includes Fanchon 3IcRobert§ and Ce­ M arilyn Jenquln, Donna Mar­ cil • Heard; Class B— Reha shall. Patra Sterling, Joy Mahan; Class C— Doris Spen­ Deslongchamps, Carol Nocll, cer; Class D— Evelyn AnDebbie Casiel, Sue Howard. tar. Hava word that D orp Spen­ Susan Comfort and Larrl Doans. cer has reached down in the F or a group o f eighth and "o le golf b a g " and pulled out ninth graders these kids can a red-hot game. Last week do a Job comparable to many Doris was playing in a four­ some that boasted two "1 0” senior high schools. W e admit we haven't seen handteapers In tha group and them in actioa at a football maintained the "h on or" on gam e, but while w e're at It seven out o f nin* holes. Tell let'a tip the hat In favor of Jim (Spencer) to untie the G eorge Klritra -.nd bis South strings on the money b ig s — Sem inole Hurricane band of that you’ ll probably be head­ ing for tha State Tournament 63 pieces. H ie report Is that their per­ com e April! W* missed Keen Ivey this form an ce at Lyman Field in Longw ood during the last week. I'oor girl was confined w eek's Hurricane • St. Cloud to "quarters" with a badly encounter was * credit to sprainad foot. Keen stepped on what she thought to be the entire county. At South Seminole It seems terra firms but it turned out the entire school was as to be uioss and not eo proud o f its hand as it was " flr n u ” ! the winning perform ance of 1 rushed over that evening Its football squad. expecting to find the house­ hold upset and Keen yet to b« fed. But not so—Keen had been served dinner (in bed) snd everything was run­ ning as smooth as clockwork. John (Iv e y ) was nochalantly preparing a 2" steak, with all the trimmings, and said something that sounded, like "ha didn't understand why we gals thought housework I'm certainly glad and for­ was such a grind." 1 left with tunate that we have bowlers the feeling that somehow like the Fanner's, Kthell'*. John had irritated me. 'Tis reported that Jeanne K recek’s, S icily's, Guthrie's, Lew is’, and the many, many Foulk Just loves note, Spain. others who came with their Ilie country i* beautiful, the people friendly and as happy covered dishes. Plans are now in process as we used to tie before Lit. fo r a Thanksgiving get-to­ (internal revenue). She wrote that the golf courses were gether. T w o weeks ago in this lea­ beautiful and as you would gue, 31 ike Iteh homlved the expect, Jeanne lost no time in trying the course. The p»r pins real well as he clipped a 230/1122 set to lead tha league. three holes were 193, 186 and 174 yards— I shudder to think And whodja think popped into how long the par five's must tha news for the guls Mary be. Jeanne shot a 43 . 39 for •Sterm an. an 82 the first time she play­ M ary rullrd one o f her hlghed the course and tins broke eat lengue games with a 221/ the course record for the lad­ 514 aeries. ies. That's golfing— T h ose kegier-ettea bowling A "sw inging" group o f to in the Monday night Scratch members played in the New L eagu e have been proving Smyrna invitational Shot-Gun that they know the secret o f Tournament last Tuesday, m aking some pretty tough According to reports it was splits. Take last w eek's score* a fun tournament and New and conversion* as a fer inSmyrna went ail out for the ■tanca. convenience and enjoyment A ll o f thess lussies made of their guest. And, to make these aphis; Ruth Phillips 5-7; a nice day nicer, Sanford out­ Pat Pearolph made a couple did Itself In representation. o f ’em 8-10, 0-10, and the 2-7; Edit Ware (that nice Cap­ R ose Patrick made the diffi­ tain Ware's lady) won low cult 4-10 and tha 7-8; filorta gross, Kathyrn Fark low net A ccard l 9-10 and Jane Adcock and Vivian Pierce low putts. the 2-7. The next Inter-City Tourna­ In order to provide open ment will be held in P alalki, lance fo r the general public Nov. 14. The Country Club no league make-npa are per­ will he open Wednesday even­ m itted from 7 to 9 p. m. on ing for dinner and the course week nighta. will be available for practice T h is Is the time most work­ rounds. ing folks bowl. Jackie Crawford (the mast­ T w o bowlsrs are tied for ermind behind the Daytona sanctioned Isague game, for outing) Is beginning to map which ABC gives out a yearly out details for a Palalka belt buckle. Both Ed t'allan "soiree.” I thought to myself, and Albert Adams have 279 I'll be strong. I won't go. gam ea to their credit. Both Then Jackie asked me, Just rolled these high games last once, and I most flipped my week. wig answering—yes. A dam *’ got hi* in tha Navy Intramural League and Callan •hot his on Wednesday in the A ll Stars League. A n d who'* lending the par­ ade fo r the gait and with PARIS (U P I) — Jack Nickw hat acure, too? Wednesday laui not only proved himself in tha Hi Nooner’a league the greatcit golfer in the M ary Tumsiewaki o f the De­ world today hut he also could B ary Deba rolled her highest give the U. S. mall a lesson. gam e ever, a 212. Th* Post O ffice breg i about W e remind you that we have going through sleet, enow and entry forms for the IIPAF dark o f night, but the big Team Handicap Tournament kid from Ohio went through for tha week-end* o f Nov. 16- Icy breezes, sogizy mud and 17 and 23-24. pea soup fug to best th* best It cost* || to enter and the from 83 nations, win the In­ nationals pay 87,500 first dividual International Trophy placa money. and sweep Uncle Sam to its It's handicapped and it’s fourth straight Canada Cup l team victory. open to men ami women. Strikes • Spares Ily Joke A. SpoUht If you don’t think that bowl­ ing fo r tha fun o f the game and the sociability w h i c h accom panies it, then why dontcha talk to some o f those energ«Ue members o f the Sun­ day night Stuckey's Mr. amt Mrs. League! Sunday around fiv e, they etarted to Invade the lance . . . all o f thoee ghoita and gubllna . . . svelte chick* , . . debonair# Frenchmen . . . end more. These were all o f the couplea from this same leegue who had agreed to com e out fo r tha covered diih and Hal­ loween Ball prior to their lea­ gue bow ling. Mary Tomaleski High In League V a r y Tomaleski. anchor gal o f the Dellary Debs, really found the spot to produce strikes when she rolled high in the league with a 243 329 D on't wash those strikes out o f that new blue blouse, Mary. A rt Brown Pest Control held on to the No. 1 spot when they won three pointi from Stenstrom Realty; Sou­ thern Air won three from the D eBary Debs; A cey Duecy W ives won three from Gripetill* Nursery; Shoemaker Construction took three from Cook’ s Corner; Team No. 7 won three from the C.P.O. W ives; and Hunt Realty split thsir points 22 with Joe's Laundry. Pauline Stevsns picked up tha 4-6 split; Dot Hutton 4-7•; D oris Hock and Rita Gla­ ser tha 3-910; Marie Cisowski the 3-2-7. Gladys Pinter converted the 4-3; Doris Hock 3-10; and Jean Sheri­ dan the 34. The 3-10 fell for Dot Button, Marie Cisowskl, Louise Pyle, Shirley Simas, LlbU Whitsbesd and twice for Dot Johnson. G race Ksck rolled a turkey and Mary Tom aleski put together two of them. Two-Sport Man EAST LANSING, Mich. (N E A ) — Michigan Slat* basketball f o r w a r d Bill Schwars doubles as a membsr •f the soccer teem. O c t 2 9 , 1963 — flrralh Page 9 Whan M comas to work tha fans# with Ha Seminole High football squad toet o f the doesn't know whan to quit! Altar wteaiBg fly* Yesterday, for example, tha tlv* gamea this season t a d Seminole* spent moat of tha afternoon practice Urn* view­ remaining la the unbeaten ing the film* o f last Friday ranks—Plgott w a s naked M night's Impressive 32 to 6 h e'd risk a prediction on tha victory over tha Wildcat* of outcom e o f F riday nighi’a contest. Winter Park. "T h e only thing wall s a y ," After tha film session foe Tribe heard two scouting re­ Plgott declared, " i s that nei­ ports on the Leesburg High ther Coach W illiam*, Coach Yellow Jacket*—the club the McCoy nor m y se lf Is taking Seminole* will face this com ­ this game lightly. Leesburg ing Friday night in the Lake trill b# up for thta one. We’ re not sure If thla w ill be their County city. The reports were bated on homecoming o r not. M It tho Jackets' 7 to 7 tie last la they might be even tough­ Friday night with Winter Gar­ er than wa e x p e ct." Last season Seminole en­ den's Lakevlew High — an­ other outfit tha Seminole* will tertained the Yellow Jackets here and eased away with n meet later In llio season. When tha Warriors figured hard-fought — dog-eat-dog — on going home Coaches Jim 6 to 0 decision. "And from Plgott. Dirk Williams and scouting reports," saya Pl­ Jim klcCoy tent the kids out gott, "they are n better bal> to the practice Bold. Plgott club this year than last." must be living right. Hi* moon was bright — at least Play Plgott thought so — and the NEW Y O R K (U P I) — O f­ trio o f Seminole Mentors put fensive end J o e Walton o f the the kids through a spirited New York Giants Is expected workout. to be In condition to p la y This will be a big one for next Sunday against tha St. Seminole, the Tribe'* mentor­ Louis Cardinal* dasplta a sore ing staff agreed. The Yellow right knee su ffered In la st Jackets have posted a re­ Sunday's 33-6 victory ever th# cord of three wins, two losses Cleveland Browns, and the tie with Laksviaw. On* o f Laatburg's victims Anderson Diane Murphy, Linda Spencer head was the Seabreeze High of niujoreUtf, Lilliu Fox and Kay Wiggins. Daytona Beach. The Jackals (Herald Photo) downed the Sandcrabs by 4 6 to 3 count while later in ECONOMICAL the season Seminole white­ JET S P R A Y washed the 'Crabs 7 to 0. Meanwhile, one o f th# Lees­ burg losses came at th* hand* 2 • tc Per H Fart of the always tough Wildwood Ing Sheriff Luther Hobby's th* hope Is that all Seminole Wildcats. However, tha 'Cats staff to Investigate tha pro­ High Boosters and other foot­ were abla to knock off the bability of having the o ffic e n ball fans are planning to Jackets by a bar* 14 to 0 Maintenance Service |303 E. 241’ L FA 2-48431 here and in Lake County e s ­ make the trip to Leesburg." * count. cort the convoy. one of tha problems Is the unusual number o f com m uni­ ties snd high trsfflecou nt areas that will bo traversed rn route to I.ersburg. These cause trouble for the officers handling the traffic control, because the usual stream of cars from Sanford la *o long that to hold up traffic on a main traffic artery for the "parade to pasa” takes many minutes. This creates a ba ck ­ log on the crossroad*—and in turn presents some "a ggrava lions” that cause the officers to study the matter rather thoroughly before undertaking the venture. Because o f the season ree ord for the Warrior football team with its unbroken string of fine wins, fans are m ore eager than ever to "follow the Indians” to lend their vocal support to the addition of an­ other victory. ORLANDO HIGHWAY SOUTH It is expected that the pro NEXT TO A&P SHOPPING CENTER cession of cars will get lon g­ er for each out of-town game, MacGlllis said. "M uch as we'd like to have the m otor­ cade, wc m ay be forced to settle for an "ev ery man for himself—but be there” planPresident O. L. Barks c o m ­ mented, "W e'll Just wait a day or so and see. Meantime, W alton T o OVIEDO HKill MAJORETTES nnpenrlng for hnlf-tinu> performance* with the bund at the foutball games this season arc, from left, Curia Kennedy Takes Leesburg Motorcade Planned Drag Honors With an "overthe-shoulder" glance at the past excellent experience with motorcades Sanford's Jim Kennedy and to Seminole High School foot­ continued ball contests played on for­ to dominate tha stock field eign soil, tha Booster* Club Is hit 1902 Plymouth at the Saturday Osceola night drag by atrip considering tho Leesburg con­ turning test on Friday as the next back determined bids from a venture In "m ass movement pair o f late model Chevrolet* Kennedy again grabbed the Seminole Timing Association's "T op Stock Eliminator” title hy turning a fast 12 83 (or th« quarter miles, :06 better than Gena McMahan's 426 hp 1063 Chevrolet. McMahan Is from l * k c Jem . The time al­ so bettered that o f Pat Pat­ terson of Cocoa in a 1962 Chevy. “ Little Stock” eliminations were won by Winter Garden's Bill Norris, who drove a 1933 Chevrolet. In other events, Sanford's Kay Hudson continued his preeminence in the "U tile Eliminator” ru n offs by leadfooting his 19G3 Corvette Sting Ray to a neat 13:03 clocking. An Indian River City driv­ er. Bill Dorsey, turned the day's fastest time, 12:21, to grab Middle Eliminator mon­ ey. He drove a 1932 Chevro­ let, powered by a 1963 Chevy engine. Top Eliminator eompetitlon was not held. of enthusiastic fan s.'' Chairman Dave MacGlllis already has started the pre­ liminary arrangements, ask- M ira Leads In Pass Completions MIAMI ( U P I ) - I f anything Is wrong with George Mira, the statistics don't show it. After live games, the Uni­ versity of Miami's star quar­ terback is the national leader In pass completions with 72, for a total of 836 yards. Hut the figures also IMIrate one o f the Miami mata­ dor's main problems of his senior season: a tack of re­ ceivers who can snag hla bul­ let throws. Although he is first In com ­ pletions, hi* record of 72 suc­ cessful passes in lto attempts give* Mira the lowest per­ centage—314—among the five leading passers in the coun­ try. |Roof Cleaning'' YENTSCH Mitchell & Mims Shell Service SHELL FREE- FREE- FREE WED., OCT. 30th O N L Y 1 CASE PAINT UP N O W ! (24 BOTTLES) R C C O L A .............. WITH FAMOUS Glidden Paints COMPLETE LINE . . . * Enamel* • Stain* • • FREE W ITH EVERY PU RCHASE OF 10 GAL. OR M O RE OF SH ELL GAS. Varnlahea Flat Wall Paints A Paint For Every Exterior Or Interior Finish. Check Our Ijirga Color Selection PRE B U IL T ROOF TRUSSES (DEPOSIT WILL BE CHARGED FOR DOTTLES) IF BOTTLES ARE R ET U R N E D FOR REFUND OF D EP O SIT IN 30 DAYS WE W IL L G IV E YO U A Nicklaus Comes Through Fog SH E L L U B R IC A T IO N • A B SO LU T ELY FREE OF CHARG E. 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HAMER RONAU7 BATMILLER, A a r North half o f MonthD i e i u i l NINTH FED E R A L MATINGS whoso raaldanco la la r r truttat* and nil other w e lt q u a rter; Kaat T a AH c n M i m awd h m w AND LOAX ASSOCIATION OF husband, TUI N. Boyd Way. Mllwaukao. parti*, claiming by. through. h alf *f Northweat NEW TURK CITT, N l t l a c Clataaa ae BaasaaMa HAVING On CLAIMING TO T l l c o n a l i ; WALTER F. quarttr o f Section ), Plaintiff, I n h l M AaM Katatai COACHMAN and HELEN A. HAVE ANT niOHT. TITLE T o w n ih ’ p II South, Toa and tech o f you ara Va. COACHMAN, hla wif e: I . M. OR INTEREST IN THE PIIORang* 11 Ea*L ROBERT B. KL-RVIN and hereby nollflad and required CROHTII W AIT and MAXINE PERTT HEREIN DESCRIBED. JF.SSIK R. KURVIX. hla rrlfa, X X L A’ l that part o f Mae* In praaaat any rlatma and de­ LOCATED IN S E M I N O L E Dafandanta. CR'JATIIWAIT. bis wife, whoa* CoUXTT. FLORIDA, to-w lt : tlon t l ly in g North mands which you, or either rratdane* l i Bloomington, IIINIFINCR T O D K F E t B and Waat o f Oaraola O f you, may have against tha L All o f fractional Sec­ Inola; C. K. OODBER and EM­ TOi JBHdlB B. KtritVIN lined In Townahlp Id aalata o f Edith II. Hamer. da* tion T. Township If MA OODUBE. hla w lf r; W. II. Haaldanca Unknown Mouth. Rang* 11 Cast. rant'd, lata o f aald County, Siuth. Range 13 Kaat. TOC ARK H ERKBT NOTt- HOWARD and RENA C. 1IOX XIL Alt that part of to tha County Judua o f Kami* II. Govarinteul ' o t a t. 4 « * A " D . hlr wif e; ar.i . a . l , at Northwoat q u a r t e r nnla County, Florida. at hla FIKD that a ault to forerluae them. If allca. and If drad. nnd T uf Section 1. a M ortgage haa heen filed o f Northweat quarter offlca In tha court houaa o f Township I* SuUth. tho raapoctlvr unknown hetre, lying North o f Oactolg aald County at Sanford. Ftnr- ■galnat you In the a b ore Court davloroa. grant*,*, uaalgn,**. Rang* 11 East. tda trlthln alt calendar montha by the abora named Plaintiff. Road o f Section tl , III. Government L o t t 4 Manor,, crr.lltor*. trustee* and from the tlma o f tha flrat The property Bought to he tny and all parties claiming 1Town»h1p 1" M o u t h , anJ 1 of Faction It, forccloaod la aa fotlnwa: Range 1! Kaat. publication of tbta notice. Townahlp t l S o u t h , Lot 41. IdJXUDAl.K MUR- Interests by. through, under Each claim or demand ahall XXIII. All of fractional Sec. Mango 11 Kaat. nr against aald respective DIVISION. a ccord in g to ha In wrltlnu. and ahall atala tlon 4 lying AA'eat of |\* Government Lot 1 and defendants; J. It. Plat thereof aa recorded n a m e d tha place o f residence and St. John's Rlvar, tha W rit Id chalna of In Ptat Booh 11. Page ft. BRICK; LKVI B. niHOIIAM: poet offlca addraaa o f tha Township 1# Mouth, Government Lot 4: n f the Public Itacorda o f W. T IIId IK UV. whi-ao rr«lclaimant, and ahall ha sworn K u n e It I L ' t Northeast quarter ot Sem inole County, Florida. danca la tlluomlngt-.n, Illinois; to hy tha claimant, aiant. or XXIV. AVaat lliraa-alght h* an I South watt q u a r t e r ; Tot.- A HR It tig l I tty; 11 iu T V IJROoM; JCLIA J. BRTattorney, and anr ouch rtetni North ane - eighth nf Northwest quarter of K a k a JLT.IA 7. BltTCK; nr demand not an filed ahall flta you r Anawcr with the Kaat fiva-olghtha and Southeast q u a r t g r ; Clark o f tha Court and to JAMES H. CA RLIHt.E; A. U mid. the Southeast quarter SouThaaat quarter of f r i f X I H I . a k a A It T II C R eerve a ropy upon tha PlainKdllh M. Crlaman o f Nnrthraat quartar Southwest q u a r t • r; ARTHUR FR E E D A fOCNCII. a k a Aa atecutor o f tha Imat tlffa* Altornaya. o f .Northeast quarter Southwest quarter ».f XATHANAON. 114 Aouth Waah- I. COUNCIL; ROT M. CROSWill and Taotamant of o* Section 11, Town­ Southeast quarter of T l l WAITE, who,* residence la Aranue. Tltuarllle, Edith Al llamar. deceaaa.l Ington ship 17 Mouth. Hang* Section II. Towr.ahlp Illtnula; M t ItAYtnlerwanllq. Hainan A Ward Florida. not later than Dec­ III lomlngton. 15 East. I t South. Range II ember 1. 1141. If you fall to 11ARET C. CRllV Eld.; W i l e Altornaya X XV. North half of th* East. do ao, a de-re* pro con feia o MAIL K. IJOKUN and MARIE I I I Park Avenue, ftouth Northweat quarter o f T Tha South f t chain* of tv Inter Park. Florid* will ba entered against you V. DOKRX, hla wife, who,* Section 54. Townahip Government Lot* 4 Pubtlah Oft. IS, If, A Xov. for the relief demanded In addraaa 1* r'a Virginia U t* South. Rang* 52 and * lias* beginning twierc. SI5J Virginia avenue. tha c'jnvplilnt. 4. 1? 1»41 *t Gaea tha Ka>t 5* at Intersection of N W.. Waahlngton 7. D. C.. CDN-27 AVITXKdd my hand and aeal fee. - >r mail). South tlno o f Lot 4 VIltOtNIA I . IFJKRN, whua* n f aald Court at damlnolo and Cast lino o f Ht. XXVI. All ). • 1 o f St. John * raeldence I* l i t * Virginia Ave. County, thta 55th day o f O ct­ Rlvar of S "tlon 17, •K U ItO l.t r O fh T T John-* Avonuo. run nua Avenue. N. W.. Washing­ ober, n i l , i# Routn, Townahlp ta tifu tiiu u itiioi Eaat t « rlvor, North­ ton 7, D. C ; CD ARI-E4 K. IHE AI.f Rang* II East. falle n at Pablte Mrartau west on rlvar npproslIM.M7LKT. whoa* re,ld#nc* la Arthur It. Rarkwlth, Jr.. Bloomington. Illlnola; FLURNotice la heraby glean, that niataly ,10 fait to X X V !L Northnael quarter nf Clark o f Circuit Court Northwaat quarter of attar rnnaldtrallon. tha MemlNorth line o f Trued E X C E 1IC ANHII FOREMAN, lay: Martha T. Vlhlrn Southwest q u a r t e r nola County Zoning CommieTrait . South 71 dowhose residence la Plataka* D r (tees beginning 14 feet aion will bold n public Uter­ grara, 14 mtnutas Waat Bay. Illinois: J O. II WIT­ South and 14 feet ine to dattrmlne tha faaalb'- f.aw o fflca * 1,4.1 fart, t h a n c a HER!.; E. I. HUNTER; AMORFreed and Nathanaon Kaat of Northweat ror. llty o f recommending to Iho Suulhaaat to baglnnET I*. JONEH, whose roalilenc* 110 Mouth Waahlngton Av*. nar. run Kaat l i t feat. Ingt of Section II, Hoard o f County rommlaeton1* Litre. 1I4-N. Old Bay Front Mouth 144 feat, thrnca ara that tha following deacrlb- Tlluacllle. Fla Tnwnahtp 14. South. ttuail. Ilrooklay Air Fore* AVeat 111 feat, than,* e-l property presently aoned Publleh OcL 14 A Not. 1. 11, llaae. Rang* II Kaat. Alabama; RUBEN C. If. 1441. Mouth 71 feet, thrnc* II-1 dingle Pamlly lleeldantlal VI South half o f Govern­ IXlFlTS. 11- l.UCAH; HT RON CDN-114 AVeat t i l feat, thane* and It-3 Multiple Family Itealment Lota I and 4 and A. ate ANHIt. whose realdem* North 174 faet to Polnl dtntlal be aontd C-S Commer­ IN TH R C IRCi r r t o t R T tar I* ' I I I N. Welle. Chicago. Ill all of Government Lota o f Baginning) o f Sec­ cial: Lota 1 thru I and Lota TH E NINTH J t l t l t T l L CTR. Inola: J H. MC NATT; LAWI and 4 and AVoat thrtttion II. Townahlp 1» I f thru II. block I f : Lota t quartora o f Soulbaaat C t r r IN AND FOR UU1UNOLR HENCE MC NE1IX; J. E. Mouth. Rang* i t East. quartar and N o r t h thru 4. Lola If thru 1). Block ( Ot NTT. FLORIDA MESSER; CHARLES D. three-quarter* o f Kaat TOtl ARK I1KHEBT notlllad H : Lota t : thru II and Lota MILLS; C MEXIS a ' k / a C. M. CHANCERY NO. I3KU MEN IK. WILLIAM NlliLO; If thru II. Illoch It; and tha K quartar o f houlhoaat that n ault !&• naan brought T I I K PRl'DENTI AL I N d f R 111 ft o f the N 4 or Block CIIAULES AV. NICHUlJV, who** quarter and tha Mouth- agelnat you. !h* nature of ANCE COMPANY OF AMER­ residence la Bloomington. Ill­ treat quarter o f Sec­ which la to ramov# certain 17 all In Cryatal I-aka fVIntar tion 14. Township II cloud* from gnd to quiet and II >mea Huhdlalalon. Furthar ICA, a New Jaraay corpora­ lnola; HAHOLU PAINE, whoa* tion. addraaa la e o Mrs. Robert J. South. Rang* 11 Kaat. confirm tha tltla to th# abov# d'acrlbed aa opprollmataly Ptalnilff. O'Brian. II Itagant Road. Bal­ III ft. »n both aid** nf Cou n­ T*. VII. Lota I through 14, In- described real proptrty. Tha name ot tha Court tg mont :» . Maaaacbuaatt*; JEHa I a a I r •; Lota IT try Club Hoad balwaan Alma RORERT LF.O RtDEN and M'.K R PAINE, ar hoe* resi­ Ara. and luika Mary Ara. through It tnclualvas which th* ault has btan In­ RUTH AII VELLA R I DEN, hla stituted la Tha Circuit Court dence la P a m b r o k o , New Lota 11 through 44 InPublic hearing will bo held llampablrt; AV. R. PRKVATT: clualva. o f SOUTHERN of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In the Hemlnole County Court wife. Defendant* IDA V. ItAULEtlHOX; DOHA Flavin DA C I T R U S In and For iamlnola County, llouae. County Cmnmlaalonera COMPANY'S P l a t nf Florida. Tha abbravlattd till* READ: MAItJORtE 9. lto >m. Sanford, Florida, on ' T U R K * NOTICE OF NALK I NOTICE Id IIKKBHT GIVSection II, Township o f tho cue# I* CAMERON Wetn-eday Nntnmttr 51. 17(1 READ. whoa* raaldanco la COMPAXT. Illlnola; V IR ­ 1* South, Hang* II DEVELOPMENT ot 7.1a P. M. or ao aoon EN that pursuant tn a Final Bloomington. Dtcra* o f Furerloaur*. dated GINIA J. READ, whoa* rtal» Florid* Kaat par Plat racord- INCORPORATED. thareaftar aa poaalbta. the lath day o f October, t>41, danot la 1744 Broadway, Sooth od la Plat Book 1, corporation. Plaintiff. v». HR. damlnole County Zoning and entered tn Chancery Case P o r t l a n d . BY P BAUER, at *1. Daltnd* Main*; DORA page II, Public Ra­ fommlaalon No. 1141S. In tho Circuit Court REED: cord* ot l a m l l o l l gnta. JULIA A’. SMITH: lly Hobart H Itrnnrn Tha ilaacrlptlon o f th* raat County. Florid*, nnd Seminole County Zoning nf tl-e Ninth Judicial Circuit, ROBERT HMVI.IK; ANNA V. In and for Mrmtnolo County, STERLING, whoa* resident-* tha Northtaat quartar property Involved Is a* aat Director Florida, wherein THE Pit Ifforth above I* Blooming ton. Illlnola; AA-. A. ot Northeast quartar Publleh Oct. If A Nor. I, 1141 DE.NTIAI, INltt’ llANCE COM­ STONE: OPAL P. AA- ILK E ItYon ar* haraby raqulrad to S o u t h * 4 * 1 o f St. e tiN .m PANY OF AMERICA, a New SON. whnvs raaldanco la 4111 John-* Rlvar I f I n f flit yo u r Aniwar or other Jaraay corporation, la Plain, W a it o f fane* describ­ plaadlnaa to tha Plaintiff's II THR r iR C I ’ IT r o t AT. tlfr. and I to n E R T l.BO HI- Devonshire Drive, O I f o r <1, ed In Rttd Book 144, Complaint with th* Clark of Ohio; MRS, J. W. AV1LMOT: MATH J tlH t 'llf. r i K P I I T [•EX N"d WITH 4HVKIJ.A J H , 14, S g m I n o I t the above named Court. and_ to OF FI.»MII>4 I t I t t l FOR HIDKN. hla wife, are Defend- m d «3cS a! t h i s . If alive, and County r*cor<ti tl*** eaiva g copy thereof upuu KL« Ilieir respective u n k n o w n n r m t t l L E l O t ATT. ante. I will **ll to the high- •poua**. If marrl*'L and, If beginning 114.41 feat AVOOD PHILLIPS. 10* Kaal t i l t h ' K M T t o . 13443 *>t and beat bidder, o r bidder*, dsad. the respective unknown Avanua, Orlando, South and t i ll. I T fast Roblnaos In Iho Mattrr o f Iho Adoptloa for caah, at the front d oor o f apouasa. hair*, davlaaa*. granattorney for th* East of Southwaal Florida, aft tho Hemlnole County Court- tea*, naalinaaa, Manure, cre ­ cornar s f Government Ptalntlff, on or bafors th* VIRfltL JAM Ed FLEMING by bout* In Hanford, Seminole dit or*. truer,#*, and any and ,1th day af November. A. Do Lot I In Section II. GK'HUIP. TIl'iMAJI KIND. JIL Count F, Florida. nt tl;4 i all parti** claiming Intareata Herein fall not or * Tnwnahlp 11, South, t i l l t i i n n : to g m m r* i* K o'clock A. M. an tha 14th day by, through, under or agelnat Hang* 41 East, run Dtcra# Pro Conteaao will b* THK HTITR OF FLORIDA nf Nottmliar, 7 441, tha fo l­ said raapactlva named defen­ Snuthaaatarly a l o n g entertd agelnat you for th* t o . JAilF-S FLEMISH low in g described property a* da nt! : the unknown wives of Ht. John's Avenue 414 -ellef demanded I* tha Cum. wboea place ot reoldancu •at forth tn sold Final De­ I.AMES It. BltTCK, ARTHUR feet. North II degraea plaint. ta unknown cree. situate In Hemlnole Coun­ U COUNCIL a k a WITNESS my hqnd and la minute* Kaat to .ARTHUR NOTICE Id HEREBY RIV­ ty, Florida, t o - wit: r l v a r . North westerly teal thta (th day o i Uclobtr. COUNCIL a k'a A. L. CoUNEN THAT a Sworn Patlllort Lot I, Block B. W(V»D- r l t _ A. D., 1141. a lo ng rlv*r in North CIIAltl.KH r. PAINK haa l>tan fltad In tha Circuit MK11K PARK SXD RE Iluo of Hecllon 54, (SC At,) ARTHUR CWILSON and c„urt, N.otk Judicial Circuit F IA T , aeawadlog ta plat AN HI, O JHHU.V. reapaolDeArthur If- Hack with. Jr., thence Weal to point o f Florida. In and for demlnola thereof recorded tn Plat ly; T. IIEXRT ASBURT: IN­ Clerk of th# Circuit Court till* feat Kaat of County. In Chancery, wherein Book II. page 71. Public GHAM CORTKI.L: If AMILT* >S In and For Seminole Coun. tbuithweet corner of I’ eiltlnner. RKiillUK THOMAS Record* pf Htmln-do Coun­ D1HHTON: ly. Florida, aald Government tot WHITFIELD If. KINR. JH seek# ta adopt a ty. Florida. Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen I. South 41 degree# certain wlilta, male child, to ­ Including specifically, but not DltAKK; J J . DUNNE: LEWIS Deputy Clark II mlnutta Watt to rn. VIH'IIL JAMBA FLEM- by way o f limitation, tha fot- W. KLAIIR, comprising the point of beginning) ELAAOUD PHILLIPH ix n . Hie.a prearnta art ta towing Daturas and equipment, luvt Ibrard of Director* o f FLORIDA LAND .AND IM­ o f Section 14, Tow n ­ t”4 Kaat Robin ton Avanua rauea and require you to be to-w lt: ship 1* South, Rang* Orlando. Florida PROVEMENT COMPANY-. a ant appear befora tha a b o r t t it. K. Rullt-ln Rang* dissolved Florida corporation, Attorney for Plaintiff II Kaat. rtylct c .,« rt on the n t h dr y Model J 41U V —Hartal No. their unknown aaelgne, eucA*H1 AVaat half o f North­ Dullish Oct. I. 14. II. 51. 1>4I I.f .Norember. A. f>. 1*41, than hV o u s e l east quarter; K a a t CDN-Ii*. teiurs in l a t e r ,, t. truateer. and there to aimer cauaa. If 1 <1. E. Refrigerator M o tet and all parti,* claiming Inhalf o f Northeast quarany you can. why tha request INVITATION TO BIG T t 111 v —Serial No. NV lereita by. through, under or tar; Sooth half; Kaat of the Petitioner herein elmtild grated bids wilt ba r e c t i ' *1 •11114 half of Northweat agelnat aald Dtrectora an I not he granted TOO ETH ER with all at rue. •aid In tha ottlca ot lha City Man­ d t iio p e d corporation; quarter; Weal half of Herein tall "ot etea a Pa- lures and Improvements now Northweat quarter of ager, CHy Hall. Sanford, Flor­ erte Pro confeaao wtll ha and hereafter on aald land, EDWIN J DREYFUS, whoaa Hactlon IT. Township ida, until 1:1* P. M. on Frl. entered attalnet yon and tha and flsturea attached there­ reabliitce ta t i l l llroadway. 17 South. Rang* >7 day. November 1, 17*!. on til* N,w V..rk- New Turk; FRANK cauee prm eed caparta. following llama: to, and alt rants, Issue*. pr o­ E. KAKElJIKh-. J R . whole Kaat. W 1TNESS my hand and offl* ceeds. ant profits accruing and I. Approalmatvly 7.404 g:tl. realdanca Is 1114 Broadway, IX Government Lot 4 and rial aeal aa c le r k o f tha O f * to accrue from aald premia**. Inna of premium guaoNew A'urlt, New T*»rk; It. f. AA'aat half o f South­ cult Court. Ninth Judicial Cir­ All o f tin* at tha P o lk a Miatbm, which ara Included east q u a r t e r and cuit of Florida, In and for within thr foregoing d'acrlp- KEIJIBT; J. P. QUINN, whnia 1. Approtlmataly 1,14* a G* Snuthaaat quartar of demlnola County. Ihta lt d day Hon and the habendum there­ r*all»n.-e la 7tSlh Hlrrat and Iona of premium guao. Soulhtaat quarter ot t.lalngeton Avenue. Field**#. of October. A. D. 1141. o f ; also all gaa. steam, elec­ New line at Flra Station No L York, comprlalng th Faction II, Tuwnahlp iMKAt.t I. Approilmately 44,44* gal. tric. water and other heating, 1* South. Rang* II Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.. rooking, refrigerating, light­ last Board o f Director* of tons of regular gasolln* DEVELOPMENT East. Clerk of tha Circuit Court. ing. plumbing, ventilating. Ir­ PACKARD at tha Clly Shop. a dlawilved X Government Lot I of Ninth Judicial Circuit o f rigating. and power system*, CORPORATION, 4. Approalma'aly I.*** gal. Section 41, Towuah.p Florida. In and For deml­ machine*. appliances, future*, Florida cufporatlon. thalr un­ Iona of dlaael fuel for tha known aaslgna. aucceaaors In 17 South, Rung* II nola County and appurtenance*, which now Intaraat. ttuataa# and all parWater Plant. Rafuaa Divi­ Kaat. Hy: Martha T. Ylhlaa ar* or may hereafter pertain tlaa claiming sion. and Straat Division. Intaraata by. XL Southeast q u a r t a r ; D. C. to, or b* used with. In, or on through, under or against aald Bid* ahall ba tank wagoa Northtaat q u a r t a r ; Rnrdnn V. Frederick •aid premises, a«an though DIracluYa and aald dlaaolved Government L o t a S price* delivered to tha CHy-* Attorney at I-aw they be detached or detach- rurporatlon: L J. COOPER! distribution point* an demand nnd I lltse th* South 701-104 North Park Avenue 114H chains of Lot and ahall show th* tiam pt i Ma P. H COOPER-, AV !». COOPER, danford. FiorlJe IN AVITNKMS WHEREO F. 1 comprlalng tba Dal Board o f Tha auccaaafut bidder 1) o f s a e t I o n II, tat l-uhltah Oct. I. II. II. If. 1f 41 haa* hereunto aat my hand Diractura of IIILMIBd HOUGH Township 17 South. •halt supply and Inatill all CRN-If and of ficial seal ihta 14 th day GHOCERT COMPANY I ' A t necessary pump* and lank* Rung* II East. of October, 1441. r r s i P C " ( I B O C K K T ITOA1 ■ XII. All of Section II. and all pump* ahall have ault(OOCItT SEAL! gauges recording Ilia P.ANA a dlsaolvad Florida cor. Tuwnahlp 17 South. abla Arthur It. l!ark*r!th. J r . P*>ratlon. thalr unknown aaquantity pumped ant ta ll Rang* 11 EuaL Clark o f tha cir cuit Court s ig n * auccaaaora In Intarest. X IIL All that part o f tho gauges ahall ba tn working Hemlnole County. Florida truataea and all pa-tlaa claim. AA’aat half of Section I order. All bids ahall show tha My; Martha T. Vlhlen Ing Intaraat* by. through, un­ lying North o f Osce­ octana rating o f th* gawnlin* Deputy Clerk der or against aald Dlractora ola Road In Townahlp hid and th* claa* o f dleaal <K7R.NET. OCR.NET A and aald dissolved corpora14 South. Rang* II fuel that la bid. Dlda shall h* It ANPLKT tlon. SANFORD BANK AND Kaat. for th* annual period begin­ TIG HT COM r ANY. a Florida lul .North Magnolia Atenu* XIV. All of SOctton |. ning December t. 2741. Orlando. Florida corporation, tha unknown aa Townahlp ta S o u t h , Bids will ba publicly opened Attorney* for Ptalntlff sign*, auccae* 'r# In InteraaL Rang* 11 East. In the c it y Commission Room, dlractora stockholders, true Publish Oct. 14 17*4. XY Southwest q u a r t a r ; City Hall, gunford. Florida, at t**a. grant*** Manors, credi­ CD.N-UI Waat half o f South- 1:4* P. M on Friday. Novem­ tor* and all parties claiming east quarter; Nor’. h- ber 1. 1741. 'ntartata by. through, under or aatt quartar o f south­ Tha Clly Commtaitoa raagainst aald corporation: th* east quartar; South- aerva* tha right to accept th# Playthings unknown halra. davlaaea, granteat quarter o f South­ lowest and/or beat bid and taaa, assignat*, tlaaors. cradl* east quarter; South raaarvaa iha right to rajaci tor# trt|,te»a, and all other 411 feat o f th# North any n— all Md* f o . *he beat nartlea claiming Intareata by. 4 llabrrw sacatk half o f S o c t I o n t, Intaraat* of th# City o f Sunthrough, under or against 4 More vigorous Townahlp 1* Mo u t h , ford. EVELYN DANIEL, de* •**#«!, Run go II Kaat. JTtajo portod Warren K Knowlaa If other than VIRGINIA DANXVI All of Section t. City Manager 1KL FRYE: tha unknown ■ Giro Township 14 South, City of Sanford. Florid* iGirr* pliyfkigf heirs, davlaee*. grant*#*. **• • Ccvalar Kongo 11 East <except Publleh Oct. 17, 1741 II Biblicalearn* aignee*. I 1 a n o r a. creditor*, la m a r Northweat quartar of CDN-104 U In three parti 10 Mineral Trig truataea and all other parti** Northwaat quarter.) lcomb, feral claiming Intaraat* by, through 11 XVII. East half of Northtaat * K U I ) O I A r o t ATT 14 ladiaa undtr or against G. II. HOI'S1* quartar o f Northeast IOAIAU UUA47II»*IUN 11 Roll HOLDER, dacaaaal. if other quartar o f Northweat I* Rodent Notice o f Pwhlle Hearing llPsrtcU ** Raba* It SfrtpUaci than K A tU.TLE HOUH1IOLDq u a r t a r ; Northweat IT Broad at Natl.'* la hereby glean, that 34 M n tO F am na 34 llurdy | KR and ll-A HOI7S HOLDER, quarter of Northatal after conaldarallnn, tha M,mt. pbaaaas Idfertlfy ZlEltiak hi* wife: th# unknown halra U Spanish «**y qaarttr of Northweat nolo County Zoning Commit41 St u rm * devleee* grant,##, aaetgn*##. 50 Hants quarter; Xorth half •Ion will hold a public hear­ au Vuaebar bacchauaD ZJ Contest Manor*, cre llt o ra truat*** a-il o f Southwest quarter ing to determine th* feasibi­ 44 Maaa U t'a n o o a y all other parti#, rlaitntng inworkor o f Northeast quarter lity o f recommending to th* 44 IhaUlg &4 Winter fcticli taraats by. through. und*r dr 51 Sup of Northweat quarter; Board o f County Conimlaalon44 Kay M I t Rrulietka • galnat J T. MC t-AlS. daSoutheast quartar of art that th* following describ­ 2Mlaaurftnl caatad. If ether than J.T. MC­ Southwest quartar of ed property presently toned JJTuiaona* LAIN. JH. and MATMK F. South teat q u a r t e r ; tt -lA Single Family Resident­ lauffUl S14XJ, th# unknown hair*, daKaat half of East half; ial and A-t Agriculture ba XIN i(kl beforo »D*a*. gr»nt*#K aaatgnaa*. Weal half of North- aonad R - l Multiple 7'amlly Ite31 Scraflw m h r Manor*, cradttora truataea and •aat quartar sf Sec­ •Identlal: lota t thru 4 anl Mruotae all other partita clatmlng Intion 4 Townahlp 14 tuita IT thru 11. Kprlng t-tka rcatrsctiM taraata by. tkrougn. under or Soutk, Rang# 12 Kaat S ib i l'la b . n. and tha AA- 7 1 37 Reserved l * | a g a i n s t ELIZABETH PRS XVIII. All that part of tho of East 1/4 of MF.’ , of MU'* UfoadwctaE VATT. dactasa.L If other than East half o f Northeast lea* stale Road and part In 34 IVrfumo MRS H. li. PRKVATT SMITH. quartar s f Northtaat Spring I-aka Subdivision and 41Coast no# MRS LAURA HARRIS, MIL* quartar lyin g North of v a n M of A R. 414 In MactloM AlTry for a bop KEltTIIA V. DAVID. F. D brick road, o f Section T-J M -B K . Furthar deecrlued 47 Ihwntal coag ( F I lE in PREVATT. T AV 7. Townahlp 14 S uth. a* generally seat o f Highland 41 Snip ( W A L K E R ) PREVATT. AV. IL Ranee 11 East. 11 Rune* Metuury Gardan. AVaat of i'ma PREVATT. J A PRKVATT. X I X Southeast quarter of S t . and N of M R. 424. AS Iroqsotia MAE RIVERS. EDNA MAIndia* Northeast quartar; all Public bearing will ba held TH KW4 and th* hair* at law 14 S.»c* Northwaat quarttr of In tha Seminole County Court o f PA 1ST MC CLELLAX a k a M WUka4 Northweat quartar ly. House, County Commlaalonert DAISY MC CLKI-LA.NO a k a UPwaurag to g North of bri-k Room. Sanford. Florida, on M Large lIUElt A Lit J. MC CLE1J- AND, roaJ (lata East 242 AAedn-aday. Novambar 11. 1741 II M o n ___ daces ted; tha unknown halra. feeM; Kaat t h r a •- at 7;1# p. M. or aa toon there­ U fasti* ditch davlsaan grant*** assigns** quarter* o f N o r t h after at poialbla. A1 Abstract IDnora, cradltsr*. truataea and quarts- of houthtaat hamln-da County Zonlnf MUgH all other partial claiming by, quartar (laa* road) of Commlaalon through, uadar ar against J. Section I. Townahlp 24 By Hobart S. Brown F. rR SV A TT. dacaatod. If South. Rang* |j Kaat Mamlnala County Zoning . nther than ELIZ ABETH PREX X Northwaat quarter of Dlraclor i A-ATT MRS. H PREV ATT Northweat q u a r t e r ; Publish Oct. 11 A Nov. 4, I liZ S i c r u . U lii LAURA JLARR1A, Southeast quartar af C L r X - m It Pays To The Use HERALD W ant Ads. L— v-T ul_ IJ �A / Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You—Dial FA 2-5612 C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X • • Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 O ff ice 204 W . First DEADLINK# CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tuea., thru F i t * 2 P. M. day M o r e Insertion. llo a . • Sat. BOOB. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T u m ., thru 7rL - 2 P. M. dap before insertion. H ob. • Sat. RESPONSIBILITY: Tho H orild will *> l M r » •pooaibVt (or mora than on* tacorrect inicrtloB o f your ad, and reserve* tha right to rev iia or reject any id v ertii*m cnt trots what ordered ta conform ta tha pollclaa o f thla paper. 1. Lott & Pound 2. Notices - Personals S. Education - Instruction 4 . Transportation 5. Food 6 . For Rent 6 A Special Notices 7 . Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9 . For Sale or Rent 10. W anted to Rent 11. Rear Estate W anted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help W anted 17. Male Help W anted 18. Help W anted 19. Situations W anted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 2 9 A . Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 3 1 A . Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 3 4 -A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 3 6 -A Autoe Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. Lest * F< BLUE PARAKEET, vienlty Virginia Avenue. FA 21882. S ill to s la th tyfrilft SW EETIE P IE O c t 29, 1963 — Page 11 B y Nadine Seltzer 2. Notici VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, supplies for E lectro­ lux. Kirby. Hoover. AirWay. Rex-Atr etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. 12. R tal Eatat# F or 8al# 15. Baals### Opporlnalty 19. AalaasobOe Servk # FHA $100 VA LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Furn, Apt. 23uo Mellonvllle. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FHA - V A Down Payment From 6. For Rent MAID WANTED: One depend­ SI. Poultry • Livestock able and good with child­ PUREBRED SH ORTren. Reference*. 688-3322. HORN cows and steers for sale. GA 5-1838, Orlando. GIRLS wanted, no bookkeep­ ing. Nifty Auto Bath. 3408 3 1. Flowers - Shrubs Freneh. FA 2-7334. We Can Qualify You F or One Of The»« Outstanding Homs Buys In Minutest UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ ped. 1U mo. 30* Magnolia. Apply downstairs. HOME: Jew elry Assemblers wanted. Crest Mfg 68-421 Com mercial Road. Catbeddral City, Calif. For Complete Information, See Or Call Your “ CLEAN quiet R oom s" The Gables. FA 2-0730. S A L E S BR O K ER truck part time. Paid by trip. Call FOrest 8-3105. Real Eatatt—M ortfagea 18. Help Wanted 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420 M E N — W OM EN — Ravenna Farit FA 2-748S COUPLES Call Evenlngi at FA 1-0348 NO $-3324 FA 2-34S3 WANTED TO TRAIN FOR F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close In. Jimmie Cowan. 323-4013. trees. Grey Shadow* Nureary 6 Ml, B. on Sanford A ve, WANTED: Man for driving 33. Fam itare Stenstrom Realty 2 BEDROOM furn. A p t F A 2-0041. BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ kee stock. All other kinds of Nursery shrubbery snd 17. Mai# Help Wantsd FH A - V A FURNISHED — U r g s lovely 4 rm apt. 1H baths. Large screened porch. FA 2-4950. 34. A rtk lca F o r fla b SERVICE Station for lease. FENCE POSTS FOR SALE. Good location. Only sm all Large average siae. Hard e y G O V E R N M E N T HOMEw Capital needed by right press at 33c. Several Urgs 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS Scnktrik Glass snd Faint man. FA 2-4342. corner or gats posts. Ph. 1 AND 2 BATHS Company OA S-183S, Orlando. Most KltcbfBB Equipped 16. F m a l « Help W an ts# 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 MOTEL INDUSTRY Used furniture, appliances, toolj, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry'i Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. HAY! Pangola and Bahat grasses you can make Into hay for half o f it. GA 3-1838, Or Undo. 36. Automobiles - Trucks BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH U « # Low Interest Rates # Low Monthly Faymest# FLORIDA STATE RANK ■63 MERCURY Monterey ful­ ly equipped with power end extras. Will take $6M. or good old m odel tor m y equity and you take up payments 888-4801 Enter­ prise, Fla. WANTED reliable couple to '30 Dodgo Pickup. FA take up monthly payments of $13.30 on 3 complete 1961 RENAULT. A - l eond. Low mileage. 1954 Ford. Ex­ rooms o f furniture. Call cellent cond. Ph. 322-5897 TE 8-1X11, Casselberry, col­ after 5:30, all day Saturday. lect. DREAM HOME in the coun. try. W ait 6 mites. Like new, OFFERING luxury interior. Superb cab­ inets, closets, paneling, cork Secure high paying Jobs as .17. Boats - Motors F R E E ESTIM ATE motel manaaer, clerk, hos­ Doors, delightful kitchen Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Gateway To The Waterway tess, bookkeeper. For free i r i m o L t : ca srn T T with built-In range # oven; “ My pay isn’t much, but thsy throw in room and board ovating. New A Used Furni­ t o M x i) i- n e a iM in i Information write Am er­ Robson Sporting Goods 2 large bedroom*; nice land­ and (rings b sn sfitsr ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. !HMIn »f fiM I * llr w la c Your EVINRUDE Dealer ican Service, Box 30, c /o LAKE MARY, t Bedroom scaping. $13,900 fo r quick Nolle* I* h*reUy given, that Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 304 8-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 3 3H1 Sanford Herald. • f u r enn*lit*ritlon. th* S«mlHouse. Kitchen equipped. 6. For R est *ale. 6 . For Kent FA 2 2117. nnl* County Zoning Commit. FA 2-4*41. ■ Inn will hoM t public h t t r . 8 Foot boat and motor. $43. 19. Situations Wanted 3 BEDROOM house. 2 full 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH I n c In dtttrnilnt th* feasibility Sell Us Your Furniture. FA 2-8113. e f r*comm*n.lln* to tha tloant A IT . 119 Elm. Newly de­ baths, kitchen equipped, Ra­ ON FIRST ST. Quick Service With the YARDS cleaned, small Hems o f Countr Commlarianera that corated A new living room venna Park. Call FA 2-4043 COMPLETELY REMODELED INVESTMENT A R E ALTY Cash. SUPER TRADING 16' x 10' wide house trailer. tha following ilaacrlbtd pr ohauled o r moved. Junk pick­ furn. 333. NO 8-4367. rty praaantty annul H-t Minor r A 2-47M. POST. FA 20677. SPIC AND SPAN 2 I^cdroom, Alum , awning ed up mitiht. pay for labor. 116 N. PARK AVE. 322-9173 Cla Family ite » li* n 1l»I ha aonIMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY A truck. Lot 72, Park A ve. FA 2-7839 or FA 2-4223. •-I A-l Aerlculturt: Lota 1 ATTRACTIVE S Bedroom, TR A ILE R with 2V cabana. 34. ArtlcIes^For Sale thru 11 and Lota A A B. P h oo« 323-3744 for Impaction. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, IV* Trlr. C t. FA 2-4698. 2-b*th hom e. Fla. room , JV>nk»rtovi n Rubdlvlaton. FurFull bath. $43 per month. bath home. One betirnom PRACTICAL Nurte will care 17” EMERSON TV. Excellent thar rt»«rrlh»d aa lyin g (touth kit. equipped. Extra stor­ 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Catl 323-0436. for elderly people in my IS . Motorcycles • Scooter* has separate entrance, can o f Oranta ltlvd.. North of Me. cond. $40. FA 2 8381 after age area. FA 3-8343. Hoti*** F4 ’ -388S. K.iy Kt., Ha at o f llalaty A l l . home. Ph. FA 28133. W ietilixl fur Incuim.'. Will 6 p. m. VESPA Scooter tor sale. Ph. I A 2 BE DR (KIM Apartment And W rit o f allay. tratk for sm aller place. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen I'utille haarlnu will b* haM FA 2-H3S after 3 p.m. Child Care FA 2 2274. ClTT rn* aiNFItRtl IJuittt neighborhuod, FA 2- 9. For Sale o r Rent 1938 WE STING HOUSE 2-cycle Shown by appointment. Call tn I h * P * m t n o l* r o u m y f’o iirt equipped. FA 2 3838. taattatlan So BIS 1162 (ruin 1:30 to 6 p. m. Houaa, County Comtnltalonari auto washing machine, $33. S*al*d blda will ba receiv­ FA 29S46. 3 BEDROOM CB llouae, 21. Beauty Salons Room, Sanford, Florida, on es In th* off!.-* o f th* City Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-3873. Vi'tilnaaday. November 11. t i l l Man****, S*nfor.|. Florida, on kilt-hen equipped, near FA 2-4341 any other time. PERMANENTS at 7t30 r. M. or a* aoon thara. |M fallowing Ham: Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-55«jH. Attar aa poaalbl*. AMPRO PORTABLE Tape Special for limited time 1. On# 111 naw traetor, dieSKNINOLH COUNTY 2-BKDROOM furn, concrete Bemlnola County Zoning a*l angina with e mini­ Recorder. Sterophonlc. 2 $3 30 Complete zo n in g r n a ttiiiit iv LARGE 3 Bedroom Houiaa, Commlailnn mum o f 17 d - a w b t r Xor«*block home n*ar downtown. Utiile* isf Full 111* H v a r l i f Speed lll-Fl, perfect com), •| By R ob ir t 0. Brown Taylor'a Beauty Shop 1 A 2 baths. By owner. 203 power under th* Ne­ Thi ZoniiiK will $73 m o. FA 2 3641. a*mlnola County Zonlno with plenty of tape. $100. braska t**t. It aha!) h# ha-ili! « fatihlli* hv.trlnkr t«> conFA 1-1744 E. 23th St. D ir scic r •nulppad with a Itv* powtost new »Jjo. P h o n e .td,r ravumm.ndlng u. _ thw j W ILL SHARK my furn. home ruhllaii Out. I t A Non. i. : s t i 110 N. Park Ave. 323-0339 •r take-off. (tarter. nil Ilvijiftl of Tiiunty *''imnil*iIon» lla iel Porter Beauty Shop LARGE 4 Hr. older Home on c P N -m TE 8 2378. filler, power »a*lat*d nri In Htiiiml Niictliin 9 to tiewith reliable cou p le.' E a l1 i l a * r l n i. headlight*, let# th# \vi<ril n#tiihl»orhom1 lake. In Lake Mary. Many CASSELBERRY. 3 Bedroom*. Cold Wave $6 00 complete ■KSISOLB COUNTY 3'JJ-l.!r»U Bftvr |».m. drawbar. *lr fllt«r, muff- from th# title and from nil FA 2-1321 KENMORE 1roner; 3' X IS' 1* j baths, central air, heat. 1104 W. 23th St. extraa. $173 month lease or i ii \im i io s .s in iflV l*r, hatt*ry. tall light, ref«r#nce» In He-tton • Bull* V a l i n i f t'nbll* H i i f l i g steel wall pool with filter; Electric kitchen. Walk to will *ell. FA 2-7732. NO. ORI-ANDO. 3-BedDwms, r*a * wh»#l f*nd*r*. hyTl*l nnil II LVipl## of Harriett's Beauty Nook Tha Zoning Conimliilnn will ru n t h e draullo *yit*nt. heat Indl- thli ppopoifd round black coffee table, school. $130 down, $88.u) unfurnished. J'JO. TE 8-3717. in rn»y hnl4 a public Muring to conEve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians cat'ir, oil pr**aur* gaug*. be otiffilneil In th# Zotiltin; «if 10. Wanted to Rent *M*r ricotiitnimllng to thi 322-7022. per mo. pays all. TE 8-2660. ammatar, front wh**l* In fl#e* i-o urt Ilull we. ISi nfor (I. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 Hoard o f County C om m ln lo n allgumant with r • a r Kbirlde* M«mlay thru b'rbUye W E L A K A APARTMENTS: WANTED to rent. Your PAS­ m la amiml Sictlnn It HubREFRIGERATOR and Aquar­ wh**la, 1* *:>*#.! Iran*- from 9 04 A M. to i u0 1*. M. Room s private baths, 111 ■action is (bl o f th i fWmtnoU PERMANENT Wavs Special TU RE or RANCH. Phone mlavlon, S volt aUotrlcal ium. FA $3614. I*uhi Ic heart n f will h# held W. First St. County Boning Regulations to ayirtm, r* »r tlr*» l* h* N E W M O D EL 20?( o ff regular prices. GA 3-1838, Orlando. In the i# fitlno I* f?ounty Court pir mtt tho ariotton of elosi l l i i i • i * ply with P R IN C E S S oit fine** or w ill* not to *xllouit* Coinml**lon*r# Open Evenings by appt. 30” PHTLCO “ D llu ts electric upstairs ap t lug try* tr**d. and front Itfioiu. Rhuiifinl, Florid#, 4»n 3-BEDROOM *•*4 I ft. I Inrhti In halght 12. Real E s ta te For .Sal# ] B R .-U k Bath Lg. Fla. Free parking lot. Services Range. Push buttons, auto­ tlr-a to ha 7:50 x l l - I- WidoMihy. Novtmhff 13. 1143 Clean, nicely furn. AdulD. In *ny m l . Initial dlitrlct. ply. Tha hitch ahall bi at 1:10 f . M e f tie fsiofi thereRin.—LokeVlcw—Air Cond. matic, oven tinier, storage from tip to tip. a'c pl# ■ o f thla propnant r**olu$75. FA 2 0868. ailjuatatd* for pr*a*nt after a# |»o#*lbte. tlon may h* ubtaln-.l In th* - A l l Elec. Cut ‘N Curt ltcauty Shop drainer. Used 12 months. city acca»»ort** (I point), ^•ntltiole County Zonlnt Zoning Offlr-*, Court tloua*. UNFURNISHED. 2 Hwlroom, Tha bid shall Inrlu.l* and LOW. LOW DOWN 318 Palmetto Ave. Like new. $83. 322-2062. Commlifllon S m fo r 4 . Florid*. M.in.lay thru THE TIME TESTED FIRM ahnw Ih* trada-ln valu* Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. Uy H«)b#rt Is- Ilrovvn Friday* from 0:00 A. M. tn PAYMENT Phune door (1) 322 0834 o f ona (1) 1»J« T o r i UR N. Park Ave FA 2 8123 S# ml not# County Zoning • :0« P. M 8 MM REVERE Cine-Zoom $72 Mo. paya Prln. A Int. Tractor, Motor No, N-117* Phone door (21 322-8325 IMrectnr Public hearing will b* halt EFFICIENCY Apartment on Camera. Elect.-eye-matte, SHI. Phone Sale* Office 322-2744 rubllih Oct. iJ \ N ut. 5. \9iZ In tha S«m!no!a County Court 1 An altarnita hid to Ilia CDN-tOI First 5t. Near 2 city free rarely used. $83. 322-7882, 22. Build Paint • Repair Houaa. County Cmumtaalonara abov* with a uaaottna *nLOVELY l HR. 2 BATH parking lots and ahopping Boom , S*nf»ril. linrl.1*, on LOVELY 2 Bedroom block gtno and without powtr M MIMII.K $ (|| AT| \V*dn**4*y, Noaambar It, 1MJ Remodeling OCTOBER Special. U d ie s A Florida Room - Air Conti. stores. No utility charges. Home with separate din­ REPAIRS aailatad altering. y.l»M\(i HIHIIIMIIIT e t 7:10 P. M. or *■ ic o n thar*Saalad bid* ahall ba mark'd 9 - PASSENGER STA­ Additions — Family Room s Children Shoea $194 pair. Only one left—As Low As Suitable for couple or sin Aullr* #f Fnbllc l i » « r l « f ing room. Large screened e f t * r a* poaalbla. TION WAGON| •quip­ Nntlr# !• hereby f!v#n. th*t Samlnola County Zoning aa auch on tba outilda of tha —Reasonable — Financing Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. fie , also retired people esst perch. Located on anvatop* and >hall b* In tn* mfter contldtrntlnfi, th# B#mlped with V-8 engine, Cnmmlaalon Arranged — FA 29340 Cltv M i n a i ' r a Offlr*. City nol# County Zoning: Corn nil h* FA 2-4712. inquire Jacobson larttc corner lot with fruit, auto. Iran*., p o w e r Jty Robert S. Brown $77.30 MO. P n iN h INT. READY MIX Concrete, win­ Hall. Sanford. Florida, not il-m will hold a iiuhllr Work direct w ith Carpenter. Dept, store. MxmlnnU County Zoning talar than 1:30 F M on F ri­ oak A magnolia trees. 2 ■leering A brakes, ra­ H U R I t V ! U U t tK Y l dow sill*, lintel.*, steps, Inif to determine tli# feast* Director dio A heater, plus air day, Novambar a t NAS. Th* Car garage. By owner Pit. Pu bl I»li Oct. 1* A Nov. I. IMS hid* will b# publicly np*n«d blllty of reborn men din is to ttit A P T . $30. Surplus City. 11U11UY! blocks, sand, cement, ruck, 23. Plumbing Henries conditioning. A eolid Board of County Corn rn last on* FA 2-4199. CI'N -lu l at 3:00 P. SI. o f tho a»m* data. •r« that th# foll'iwlnir d#«Sales Office on Upisla Hd. pipe, steel, grease traps, car throughout, w i t h H IN SO N A H E A R N RENT A BED c l e m leatherette In­ i s t h f . r i R c u r r m i n t o r Each bid ahall ba arrompan- tribed property pr•••fitly son Near Church dry wells, stepping atones. by c o m p t 'l * lltaratur* ed H*t Hlngl# Family Retl TIIK VIVtH Jl IIII IVL CJR- lad PLUMBING CONTRACTING terior, n e w exterior R nl1a way, Hospital J* Baby Open Daily A Miracle Concrete Co. diacrlbtng th* modal hid and daaarlblng th« manat mu ana hll tt . j ri'IT , IN AN II M ill HKMU flnl*h. !t ‘ e b e e n Reoairs A Water Heaters Beds. (paritylitk th . parlod nf war. M „ , , , , , Family R*a|. Sat. A Sun.— 11 to I Moi.s: c o r .NTS, FI.O lllll A« 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 thoroughly innperled a FRE E ESTIMATES IN CHANfKIlV NO. IMW By Day, Week, or Month Property .Management C ” ana It Phone 322 2714 le In top randltiu#. Only KKNNETII A. WltlUllT. a n i rpirrvM !hs right tn seespt Frost's A d in , to Alt.imont# PORTA RLE Remington Type 201 E. 3rd St. 322-9113 CARHULLS F U R N m i HE & Sales Broker Cl. A It A J WRIGHT, hla wlfo. or r#i*ct any or all Mdt In th# Further dtscrlhvil as lying NEAR HOSPITAL writer with esse. G oal con Plaintiff*. b«st tnt#r«sts of ths city. Houth#a#t of Ttrracs Lana and I'll. FA 2-318! US W. 1st St PLUMBING W. E. Knowlss Long wood Avs, See thli neat 3 bedroom home aa. dltlon. $37. NO 8-3100. City U in u r r Contracting Repairi TH E VOLUSIA INVESTMENT h#trln* will hs hsld LAKE FRONT HOME at 1201 E. 4th St. Corner City of Sanford, rtorlds In Public th# S#tntfinis County Court Unfurn. 3 bedroom home, 2 COXt PANT, INC., a: *1. O ffers for your selection FREE ESTIMATES BILL'S BARGAIN BARN — ] location with 2 lots, deep DafanUnnta. ruhllsh Oct. 29, \9M. llous#. Count) CumnilsnUjnsrs the** Beautiful 2, 3, A 6 cDN-nn R. L. HARVEY 1300 Urapevdle Ave. at rail­ baths, Fla. room Available N oricK o f su r r Room. Hanford. Florida, on well with sprinkler system, T i n ------ lluaaatl. wlfa o f David Wsdn#*day, Novsmbtr 12, l»*l Nov. 1st. $140. Ph. FA 2 3931. Bedroom 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 road tracks, Sanford, Fla. I storage house. Only $10,300 Y. it us aa11; J. T. Davl* i5i t u b e m e r r r c o i h t o r it 7 30 P. M or ts soon thsrsBoats, motors, new stock of R. A. Williams, Realtor. and w l f g — — Davl*. P. TUB NINTH JtDICIAl* C1M* tftsr as poisibls with some terms. 27. Special Service# J. Devi* and wif*. ------ e f i t o r riaoniD A . in a n d Bemlnols County Zoning merchandise. You name Itt Davie D. It. Davl* and rO B tBlflNOf.B COt’ NTT. 1 Bedroom Duplex, furn. CommUilon ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Wild Bill has it! Open all I wlfa, ------ Davl*: Claud* IN tHANCr.HN NO. I3!M AM BASSADOR C U f l * lly Robert F. flrown AdulU. 70S W. 4th FA 2ARI9. Realtor I) C»rt»r and ------ , hla J. I. Kl^l.AK MORTOAOR day Friday A Saturday— ' Hcmlnol# County Zoning TOM l-d oor; equipped wlfa; J. It. Carter »nd c o n r o u A T io .v o f FtaORioA. il. n. POPE CO., INC. LMrsetof Raymond Lundquiit, A i m ). with V-8 engine, nutoSundays 1 to 6. ------ Cartar, hla wlf». a Florida corporation, IhjhlHh Oct. II 4 Nov V 1941 ROOM AND BOARD for man 700 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 ns n 1 1e Iran.*., power FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg rii!n t!ff. CDN-H1 Jam** A. Ruviall and -----o r woman. FA 23*93. •leering ami brake*, ra­ 1 FOAM RUBBER couch, 1 Ruaaalt, hla wlfa; and vs SIDEWALKS, driveways, padio and heater, beauti­ David T Rjaaall, and K BNN ETH E TOUteM A NV ELECTION PH (HI* I MlAT ION WILL SHARE nice home for reclining chair. 323-0557, ful 2-tone blur. Thi* car fndsr afid by vlrtus of au­ bus, etc. Free estimate. Ph. agalnat aach o f tham If JH. snd DIANA KUllLUANN. the winter. Away most of thority In ms vsitsd a# ths allva, and If .laud, th* his wlfs, BY SHOEMAKER i* g o o d mechantrallv 322 3306. FOR A good selection of 2nd unknown halra, ipouaea. Defendants* Mayor of ths City of Danfort, and clean throughout. time. FA 2-0644. 3 AND I BEDROOMS d*vli#aa. lagataaa. uranFlorida. I hsrsby rail a Muni­ hand healers, refrigerators NOTICE o r rt'BMCATION Your* today fo r only * . 1, 159, AND 2 BATHS taaa, and nthar clalmanta Tf>» DIANA POIIl-MANN cipal Gsnsral EUutlon to bs mid elec, stoves, come tn titid*r an.l through th* h«1d (hroughnul ths City of LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, FHA, VA Vt«slden#s ITnUnown Conventional Complete Lawn Service the FURNITURE CENTER. | aforaaald d*f*nd*nta, and YOU ARE HRItKfiV NOTI­ Hanford. Florida, on ths llh a lio 1 bedroom trailer on To msk* tha bait horn* Financing! all parti** having or FIED that a salt to Foreclose day of Novsmhir, t#*3, for »hs Fr*e Eitlm ate* FA 2 4.177 1100 Freneh Ave. large lake. Adult# only. Ph. claiming to hava any tn- UnrtgtKS real and efact Inn of twei City Commls* buy. sr* the SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL FA 2 7388. t, ravt tn and to tha fo l­ personal property hat h#«n •loner#, saeh for a tsrm of VACUUM CLEANER SINGER In new Wnlnul Con- | RAVENNA PARK lowing deaorlMd r*al fll#d svalnat you In ths show# offlcs of ihrss yssrs. •at*U lying ant balcg In Court l»jr ths ahuv# namst iUM rUcttoa ahall bs l»*M FURN*. REPAIRS AND 2 bv d iw u i U>uv^. »oU, equipped t<> 7,!g Z « k & H-mlnol* County, Florida, Plaintiff. Ths pr"p#rty sought .it the proptr prtclnct polling PARTS SALES Adults. No pets. FA 2-7(561. inuka bultnnhole*. GuaranIDYLLWII.DE ida * * In conformity with the to h# forsetoAsd Is it followt; ti>.wit: ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir­ Tha Eat! \ of tha SE'a We Have Several New Homes Ths North 100 ft. of th# fomhlned rtglslratlon undsr lend. Assume 6 payments of e f tha SE '» o f Mellon 7. Esst 100 ft. tsot 1i GOLF Msminuls county Registration 3 BEDROOM house, kitchen by, Rex Air, Air W ay, G.K. Now Under Construction, $8.40. 104 S. Park. FA Officer %nd ths law* and or­ COURSE ADDITION to Townahlp Jl S. Rang* 1» •quipped, 311 W. loth Street. Filter Qu**n, etc. Free Ami A Few Nearly Com­ E. |#>a btata Road i l l . 29111. Casstlbnrry, Florida is dinances rslatlng to slsotlom fllSCAYNF. 4 door •*Ph. FA 2-5591. and laaa that part o f tha rtcords'l In Plat Hook 10, si now (n fores In said City. pickup and delivery. Serv­ pleted! dan; equipped with V-8 K'* of aald aK<4 lying Thu polls will bs opsnsd at p«gs S3* Public ftscards Set of World Rook Encyclope­ ing Sanford for over 15 Wu Can Also Custom Build rncine, autom atic (ran*., o’clock A- M Cistern Suulh uf mata llnad 11*. RENTA US of Mamlnots County, Ftor* 7 dia, Child Craft Dictionary. I Tnu Will h*rat.y ; *aa nolle* ami healer. A eparkllng year*. Bunded and licenied. Ida, tugsthsr with ft#frl* Htafnurd Tims, and will dote A Home Just For You. FURNISHED • •rator, Hangs and ovsn; at 7:tt0 u clock P* M. on a<tt>l t h » i th* plaintiff* h a w fllad while fin k h with blue and Cyclu-Tearher. 1. i k e FA 8-1766. Fur Cump'ctr Information 2 Hdrm.. 1 bath apt. on ault agalnat y-*u In tha Circuit Ilsatsr; w/tlurl* and lilth* dstt Interior. Thin ear te new. NEW HOME Sewing Oldest FA 1-2118 See or Call Your Court In and for 8*mlnot# washsrs In*' hiding ths I htraby appoint l'*l-r Ra take — $100 right and priced la move WELLS DRILLED” PUMPJh huiHln g 4 and apuurtin* kur, iamts Howard Cnahtng, County. Florida, to qolat Ih# Machine with buttonhole at- [ Night FA 2-0641 Ravenna Park ■ tdyllwlhle immediately! ancss locatffil thtrson, and Air# Id'la C. Ht Jns, Mrs Lucy 2 fldrin., 1 bath home — till* in tho plaintiff* to th* SPRINKLER SYSTEMS lachmcnl. FA 2-7980. 323-0700 EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT proparty, alttlatad In Sarnlnnl# togsihsr with th# furn l* Smlih, Mrs* IjOUi Cs#l Albert, Convenient — $10U All Types and Sixes County, Florid*, and da*crlbtur#, f urlshlng i. and f I* * Ralph Lo*a(ngt and Mrs. Chsr* 1U4 Park Dr Sanford. Fla DUE TO DIVORCE tur«# sltuat# thsrsln, snd tufts M *- ulth as Clsrks. and 2 Hdrm., t bath home — We Repair and Service #d above Mr. John M.«;l»#k#>. Th-oYou ar* hereby rviulrad l» Inca tad th#r#cin. Clean — $83 We Have A llrposnesscd, 61 3 BEDROOMS, I li baths. S T I N E fll* with th* Clark of tl.o YOU ARE ItKgClltKl* to duf# i Vi nnolly, Mrs. In» M, 2 Hdrm., 1 bath garage apt. Model Swing Needle Dial Swimming pool Furn. or Machinery end Supply Co. • b o n *ly|*-l Court your d*- *«r%# a copy of your Answer, G sltow a y , Mrs. \\ \ Adam *, — $33 fanaaa t.) th# abova »tyl#<J or otnsr Plsadlng on IMaln* Mrs Ho#** liojfls, William O. 322-2420 O-Malic gig Zag. Like New, 111 N. Park unfurn 121 Lake Dot Dr. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 r a m , and furhlah a c*.py of tiff*# At lorn rye FRANK. A Tanner. Jr Mrs. M R- litrU-k- 3 Hdrm., 3 bath, extra nice Makes Hundreds Of Fancy Sunland. tha aam* to Charlaa J. c*ul- MTILKI.KOW FAQ* 139S Lin­ land. Mrs- M jrt«n«* Ritumlllst. PRICED RIGHT! Pune Tuning and Repair — $160 luin, U S.uth Mtunolla Avu- coln Road. Miami llsach, Flor­ Mr# Marth-8 Itahorn, Mr# Nsll Stitches, Makes Automatic 3-Bcdroora, t hath, CH home. nu*. Orlando, Florida, aald d*- ida. and fll# ths original In Kad#f, Mrs Atbsrta Urownlng. W L. Harmon - FA 2-4723 Buttonholes. Sews On But­ Farmer, Mr#. It. \ fari*** to l>a fll*d on o f ha- th# offlcs of ths Cl#fk uf ths V. V Newly pointed in»tde, targe UNFURNISHED AT tons, Monograms. Embrold fur* th* 11th day ..f N'uaaiii- ahoi < | urt on. or bsfurs. ths |Frank, Jr. Mrs J, Ftlwin WASHING Machine Service Reg. Real Estate Broker yard, draw rods A blinds. 913, |Rest, At4S>) htoffsr, Ltil s K* 2 Hdrm. 1 bath, kit. equip bar. A. D. ISS1 llaraln fall 22n*| -lay o f Sov#mb#r, ers, Etc. Assume Remain Free Estimates on Repairs no! or dacr** pro conf«*»o In default of which th am* I Ituykisr. Edward II Ludsc#ks. Built-in kitchen, com bina­ FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha — M3 lng l Payments of $9 00. Wil' t.a *nt»r» I again at you. plaint will t« takon on- ! Vfrs. Florsncs fastin g Mr#. ?64u Hiawatha 322-7363 tion refrig. A frer/er, sunk­ IV WITNESS WHEREO F. I tha t\ U lUlllfiff. Mr#. Jo«1 H. 2 Hdrtu . 1 bath, kit. equip. xkaIii»* y«*u for r s r ta Ph. FA 2 8627. 15 U uw int'M w Opportunity hav« h*rrunto **t toy Kami |rzdlsf rw«|tia#!*’l in r lalollff# FULL Jaml id V PilRII r en well amt extra utility — $55 21*. Automobile Service ii In■I'**:tor# of tald election. uni I afflt«<! t.v ffftcUl •cal till* room. T o-) and closing YOUR Church or Group can HD thi# n th d iy of'i IV XYITXK&M w in ;IltKOK, 1 3 Hdrm . I bath, kit. equip., a! Ban ford. Klorlla, EhU n th Auto Glass, T opi GREENBR1AR costs. FA 22216 . rt»y or October, A- l '. 194Jp. m i . *• Mlim 1 lS«ach. |hava h«r«tintii •at in r havifl nice — $110 raise $30 anil more easy ** Mayor of :h* Cttr of Hat*Choir* lot* atailahle in C 'cjn i), r «r !4 * . USKAtef A Sea' Covers and fast. Have 10 members 2 Hdrm.. t bath. kit. equip. 13 - BEDROOM, 2 h a t h a . Jr,, ' If • r #f.j. yi(ifidr4, - :-i Kav# ft t.rrvnhriir of l.oeh Arbor Ari),nr M U*uk*IU>. Jr • I Iff bi 4 f hi fit: a Ifti each sell only twenty joe d a rk of tha f?irciiit c ourt Clean — $13 overlooking golf court*. Screened carport. Nice yd. COM PANY #•#1 of »ail Clly mi ( 111# 34th i Hdrm. 2 bath. kit. equip. lly: VLf'tin T- Ytbl«n n * r k o r th* Circuit Co a: packages my lovely cheery Cuatum building (o your Jay of OcidhiT, 1951Dvpilly Ct#rV tty: M arl In r. vihltn kit. equip, lo w down pyiut. ■prrifiraliuli. Greenbrier Christmas Carol Table Nap­ on lake — SIdo n i.U II.K i I t’ LUAJil Tli wrna • H. Jfc I tonaM rk 1*»I»UVT FA 2-5310. 304 W, 2nd SI. FA 2 8032 developed by KltANK *. hTHKI-KOU' 2nd. & Pul m et l» As Mayor »f tlit City of 1* o. (!.,» :» i kins. Keep $30 for your Alturn*) ■ f.,r Ptalotlff. ts Sjulh il aa null* Sanford, fc'loriJa Aid, WORK GUARANTEED 3 BEDROOM, 1 kith. Kit­ treasury. No money need­ KINGSWOOO IJJi Ltnrnln H)*1 .Must: OrWBil*. P H : F A 2-6231 Ml .ml F>»irh ! i . F lirM l aif*r-i*v fnr Pl»l*tif{» BUILDERS IN C H N Timm. Jr. chen equ'pped Owner be­ ed. F ie* Samples. Anna For real automobile bar V p». Publl-h fh-t. IJ, :» * Xn» City f'Urk PuMi.h Oct. 1J. IJ. J» 21)2 Fairmont Dr. F A 2-0861 REALTOR INSUROR ing transferred Mu»t sell Wade. Dept 151UW4, Iyneh j ;.ilns, check the Herald classI'tiM «K OcL Jl Ji .9, S. 1**1, FA 2-*07t CDXdl. FA 2-4991 m s S. French Ave. j FA 2-2910. burg, V *. CA>S-M I tiled display secUun, Legal Notice TRAILER LOT for rent. M o­ bile Manor on SR 434 W. of Sanlando Springs. 30x100 Ft. corner lot, patio, south end o f Mobile Ave. M. Schucman. TE 8-3128. Cl* SOUTHW ARD Legal Notice Legal Notice ,1 Watch JOHN E. F O X REALTOR £ T H IS SPACE CLEANEST Used Can CRYSTAL LAKE J IN TO W N St. Johns Realty 1959 M ERCURY TEE ’N GREEN $450 DOWN V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty *1095 1958 Government Owned NEW HOMES & Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 RAMBLER Air-Comhtioninpr TREE SERVICE 79 5 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 1961 CHEVY Jim Hunt Realty 15 9 5 Save! Save! Stenstrom Realty ROSA L. PAYTON HOLLER M otor Sales AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Stemper A gency I i �# !* • n fo r ft B IO I R IB B O N Q U A L IT Y Im lS Page 12 — O ct 29, 1963 B U Y B I G 1SAVE B I G ! Hospital Notes OCTOBER IS Admission* Virginia E. Crosby, Michael MeCardle, Elizabeth ten der, Ruthea lliy n e i, Frank Hund­ ley, Mary M. Malott, Juana V. Borgerd, Wanda Hubbard, all o f Sanford; Robert Ache, Edna Coeklin. Helen Shank! Wilkup, HaroM S. Downing, •11 o f DeBary. 2460 P A R K A V E . Birth* Price* Good W egiesdiy Tkra Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Clifton PeeWe*, baby girl, Longwood; Mr. and M n . Quincy A. Croiby, baby boy, Sanford Discharge* Mamie Spot!*, Della Galloway, Arthur Duhart, William Gordon Brown, Kate E. Swain, M n . William J. Hen­ drix and baby boy, Sanford; M ri. Itos coo Brockington and baby girl, Sanford; Willey Lindiey, Geneva, Charlei Spencer, Gahanna. Ohio GROUND BEEF 5 l 89 0 SPARE RIBS 5 1" & FRYER OTRS. 5 l 49 H U RIBBON QUALITY W ESTIRN BEEF S III0 IH . I I I . T-B O N E LIMIT, P L I A J I QUANTITY RIGHTS RCSCRVIQ F l. A f. F’ aLf PP| SH l i APL F EGGS ; A“ V f - ‘ - . 0 SAUSAGE 2 8 5 I BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEF $ OCTOBER M Admission* Curtis Hall, Loretta Jones, Mary Rawllni, Linnle Simpion, Robert V. Clarke, all of Sanford; Albert Stevenson, Osteen; Ellen Munday, North Orlando; Alice T. Werner, Like Mary; Lillian Cleland, Robert H. Wynn, Grace Kahoe, all o f DeBary; William Walsh, Charles Rowley, Lake Mary. 0 BONELESS R O U N D ROAST..!1.8 ft TENDER EYE ROASTS........ “ 9 9 , CAN H A M . ^ ” SCALLOPS." 59, PERCH FILLETS 5 1 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEF 9 @ G I ZZ ARDS M ILO C H ID D A R 5 1 ARMOUR STAR BONELESS DAISY CHEESEl.4 9 * SNOW W HITE DEEP SEA ............................................................................. *• Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wern­ er, baby boy. Lake Mary; Mj. and Mrs. Thomas Munday, baby boy, North Orlando; Mr. *«1 Mrs. Homer Hubbard, baby boy, Sanford. Discharge* LcRoy Richards, Erma Da­ vis. Sylvia Diane Hilton, Mrs. Larry D. Morgan and baby *5*1 boy, Mrs. John V. Morris LIBPY S and baby boy, all of Sanford; Augustus Coats, West Palm Bench; Mr* Donald Meade ■nd baby boy, Lake Mary; Mrs, Herbert J. McGruther and taby boy, Longwood. OCTOBER 17 Admissions Els:* IfenVla, Gertrude Jen­ kins, Dira Brown, Mortal • ‘ H ¥ Oj , Bennett, Brenda Tim-her, Bea­ trice G arria, Anna S. Myers, Essie Mae Tnplin, all of fariford; Frances Shelley, LIBBY S RICH RED Mobile, Alabama; Norma Pack, Del-and; Annette Jackson, Mt. D ora; Carrie Clough, Sanford. H fffr r * - I VO TE FOR S TA TE A M E N D M E N T #2 FOR MORE SCHOOLS L U N C H M E A T ....:‘.y,.‘.‘ . . . . 3 .', ".“CO RNED BEEF H A S H v 3 T O M A T O J U IC E . .r.Y*. :*r-J | F R U IT C O C K T A IL .“ '. . 5 — GARDEN SW EET PEAS 5 ^ . V IE N N A S A U S A G E . r . 5 . : . ” . CUT GREEN B E A N S .: . 5 .r .^ .. G O LDEN C O R N . . . 6. D e e p B r o w n B e a n s v iiB .^ f r . - v *r, 7#0 i 1 CORNED BEEF Pa F. ' C T i CF L « V C R f l P IN E A P P L E - c‘4'; 3 9 < w *- IIU M ® ■ TOMATO CATSUP Itlrths Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson, baby girl, Mt. Dora Discharges Cyn'iiis S. Mease and baby boy, Barbara Thompson and baby boy, Vera C. Wight, all of Sanford; Edna T Smith, Betty J o Vetter, DeBary; Eleanor Peebles and baby girl, I/ingw ood: Baby girl Cbavers, Osteen. OCTOBER 2% Admissions Royann Patterson, D a n n y Randall, Jan 1. Brumby, Mil­ dred Babcock, Eddie Woods. Mildred M. Cobb, Charles Thomas. Sharon Titlis, Shir­ ley Schi ke, Diane Doan, Her Lert B Pope. Vieta D a .is, all of Sanford; George Taft, De­ Bary; Celeste JJoyd, I.ike Mary; Adrian P. Connor Jr,. Port Orange and Jeffrey Cox, Long wood 00 U OZ BTLS a-."** PITCHER y . ’GIANT ! GAbSqN.;-.. •r N E W * 32 CA t S B W .t f ’ Y O U R C H O IC E .! YOUR CHOICEI COOKING OILS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE t / C O IL °' CRISCO O IL L BBY S HALVES OR SLICES PEACHES 4 S 1 U .S .# 1 W H IT E IR IS H 0 ■ = 1 is A O ft I 0 F R U IT \ P IE S \ C B A A BTL C m FOOOFAIR jk \ V 3 o« 38oz V CO FFEE1’ 3 9 C LiMIT-1 WITH11.00 OR u~ V ■ ■ •K i M MOAEFOOO(UK -■ ____ Ir.ibfcli! ■ SSJH Chapter E'ccts Officers LADY F a ir FRESH'BAKEd ^ DEEP! RICH’ ’ RECT'JPc 7 .V PUMPKIN PIE 39 ,A L ADY POUND BAG 7 ■ •4-;V . ♦*: A V- F a i r HAMBURGER QR-* * ■ :v . 22ft ft HOT DOG BUNS --«* »k ’L A N C E J U IC Y F L O R I D A GRAPEFRUIT CUCUMBERS OK FR E S H G R E E N H A IR SPRAY EACH >• tltU L A i CQ NAQO TO NOlU The Kbcnezer MettuxIDt church will meet at 7:30 p m. v 'Inesday for the first quar Iv conference. Dr, Joe lie. superintendent o f the Land district, will preside. DrODORANT SOAP DEODORANT SOAP A mairnetixed knife-holder at.a,bed to the inside of your ecu ini; machine door is a good ZEST ZEST * a*>*»-' i<•*I..- entE exiMA MIRCMANTS C R IIN STAMPS M IR C IU IfTS B B IIN STAMPS FOOOFANI (Uce to keep bobbinA. DECANTER PITCHER .*ftk Ulsrhargri Conference Set . SaUARE PLASTIC WITH M O LA SSES OR W IT H T O M A T O S A U C E Births Future Homemaker! chap ter of South Si-mlnole Junior Illch Sellout hai elected the following officer*: Sandi Fetter, president; Gail Lincoln, vice president; Marilyn Jinquin. secretary: Marsha Hubbard, treasurer; Joyce Hu :hei. parliamentar­ ian; Annette Breland, histor­ ian, ar-d Alice Han Is, report­ er Miss Mossholdcr is the chapter sponsor. ". ' - CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL Mr. and Mr> W V. Patter­ son, baby girt; Mr and Mrs Ftinley Drumley, baby boy. Sanford Valarie Rogers, Erick Ste­ phens, Earl Mitchell, Frank Hundley, Beatrice G a r c i a , Fred Harris, Ruth Smith, Wil­ lie MefTnint, l » n Stlerwalt. Julctt Pendleton, all o! San ford; Robert Ache, I>i-Rary; Charles Rowley and William Walsh, Lake Mary S p ec . *OU•» » <r’WHM a#*u».-•* _ WITH■—*to^CH . — -.K -.JI 04 t s 0 1. p u l n o r s p s e t i e /'t e l f l CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS \vjjy HOLLYWOOD CANDY m lI'UBtNI *Q t ’ • ■ ■ ■ • • • M a ss 11*41 WiRCHAHTS GRKN STAMPS MO«l w- * •‘. I •U yti 11441 SUNSHINE BAR-B^J SNACK 5ATH BARS CRACKERS *■■■■■>' ■■***•' **• • C4C* UKrvu-srri -*»*** 4.4M « ' .j * ' LL4 y ** i >* mi'J ! m m m m m m »w NABISCO BOX B2V1L rCCD CAICES 41« �r 9 % * - Battle Off T exas Just A -M em ory Sheriff Moves To Smash Citrus Thefts Annual Loss Estimated At $1 Million WASHINGTON (UPI) — j * i + I > I > ------- ------1 the House, said that Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez. a 17-yearotd Democrat from San An- | tonio, slugged him in a fit of anger triggered by Foreman's criticism o f his voting rec-1 ard. It's a safe bat the Jay-cert Clumsier denied ii. *'I didn’ t ! hit the guy." he said. " I f I will have a 1W) per cent turn­ WEATHER: Fair ami cool today and tonight: Thursday sonic warmer: high in 70s; low tonight in 50s. Sheriff J. I,, Hobby today hsd hit him he would have | out of member* tor their EcUbUhed 1908 WED., OCTOBER 30, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 50 United Pres* Leased Wire assigned Deputies J. Q, Gal. stayed hit." He said he only < VOL. 56 weekly - luncheon meeting "shoved Foreman a little” low ay and James R. Moore to Thursday. They'll he gctlng when Foreman refused to re- i work with the Florida Citrus * the “ bare facts" when A1 move his glasses. .Mutual in art all-out drive !• • • Blazing. director o( a Day­ Not so said Foreman, "(loni against citrus stealing in tona Ili-aeh nudist colony, znler doubled up his right fi-t Seminole County. The depu­ speaks on ‘ Social Nudism" and hit me in the shoulder.” ties, in addition to their reg­ , . . and will show film s!!! But the two did give similar ular duties, will serve hi (PS to program chairman version* o f what Started the fruit protection speeialisis Jack Ludwig: Save a seat for fight, if fight it was. Gonzalez with F. Leslie Messenger, di­ It. E. Porter!) NEW ORLEANS t l ’ PI) buttonholed Foreman on the • • • The I’ntted Church of Christ rector of Mntunl’a fruit pro­ House floor mid said he under­ Lie Horton reports the PTA announced Tuesday it would tection division. stood that Foreman, who de­ Sheriff Hobby said that _ Mothers are checking chdmove to end "d o facto" se­ LAKELAND (CPU — Tinscribe* himself as "a concern­ #tlren'< e y e s at P in m csl gregation in 31 colleges affi­ “ while their primary concern, first important cold wave of ed Conservative American,” of course, will lie in Semi­ liated with the church. School. the sea«on brought some rec­ had called him a Communist. • * * nole County, they will alaa ord low* temperatures and Foreman said he had dis­ aid Mutual in setting up and Navy, In changing some of cussed Gonzalez' voting record frost to Florida today. .. . operating a central intelli­ Its specifications, has delayed NEW YORK H IM) Chief The thermometer dipped tr last weekend in a Houston Bv Donna Estes from Thursday to 2 p m. FriJustice Earl Warren Tues gence bureau to curtail fruit II in Tampa, the coldest ever Senator Mack N. Cleveland, speech before the Texas Fedday the opening of bids for day night was Nunb.tnled by- thefts throughout Florida's this early in the sett-on for steam heating four buildings Representative* s, J. Davis emthm o f Republican Women. leaflets and p accards hurl­ ill citrus-producing counties. Gonzalez said there was the west roust city. At Ocals at Sanford Naval Air Station. Jr. and Jan Fortum*, and “ Fruit stealing in Florida ed at him by demonstrators Estimate tv “ less than" $25,- Dougin, Stenstrmn discussed more to it than that. He said a loss of 12 w o recoded with demanding his impeachment has become ati inter-county and explained the eonstitu- he had heard that Foreman patches o f light frost. ^ COO. operation,” Hobby -aid, "Cit­ Temperatures along the tional amendments and the called him a Communist, and rus may be stolen In other southeast coast remained in ’’those arc fight mg words." Charlie Morrison says that county election on the Nov. j counties and brought hero for EXITED NATIONS, Y Y. the libs and TH-. however. "w e need about 20 cars to ballot at a public meeting (CPI) — Tlu- 17 countries -ate. For us to <|» a thorough In a special frost bulletin, mrct at Ole Chamber of Com- held Tuesday night at Lyman participating in disarmament job against fruit thieves it is the I akelnml weather bureau m e r e c at Thursday High School. talks at Geneva were exited- "«'**»ary for u- to work in forecast frosi m the colder Stcnstrom. who moderated morning In form the motor­ vvitli sheriffs eil In present a resolution to- conjunction location* of the Suwannee and [ discussion, explained cade to the HI.II plant fur t h e throughout the citins iwlt mi l ,lay calling for a ban on un­ Gainesville di-tncts Thurs­ Tuesday's election by all the Coffee Club." with Mutual, not only in up* derground nuclear test*. day, with temperutuies !ta to county voter* seeks approval prrhending thieves but to de­ to. t E Williamson, furm#r 1 for thc Count>' Commission to FORTY-NINE NEW HOOKS have licon ad,le,l to Sanford elementary and ter fruit thievery.” NEW YORK (L T D - Thc A warmup predicted 1.on Ifwood council ni mi and tin- j * spccLiI flection later junior bigli school libraries through the cook lunik sale project of the San­ Robert TV. Rutledge, rxecnsalary of » Brooklyn high CAPE TOWN. .SouiJi Afrlra should the State Board of f.ir tomorrow, with no frost last successful candidate ford Story League. Mrs. W. L. Roehe (right), league recording secretary, tive vice president of Mutual, school custodian last s ear t l 'l 'l ) — The Cape Provision­ danger Friday morning. year's election, has picked up Control select a Seminole (iresents the hooks to Mrs. Ruth Long, school lihrary coordinator. Ap­ al Council has asked the gov­ recently established the Mu­ " 1 ,h‘" " / Ma>"r his qualifying petition for this Counts site for the prop,.....I |'"I W Wagner, proximately 150 hooks costing more than ty'iort have lieen ptesented to it was reported ernment to extend racial se­ tual fruit protection division yenr's race. Incumbent coun­ tour year undergraduate uni­ Tuesday. tlie countv schools through the League's program. (Herald Photo) gregation boundaries a half- and named Messenger to head versity tor East Central cilman B. R. Helms hat quali­ Eugene E. Unit, snpertn mile into tin* ocean at a num- it. Resienger resigned as sher­ Florida fied. tendent of design, ron»!rur. iff of Pasco County, whrra ha Iver of .seaside resorts. Should the Slate select a lion and physical plant for hnd held the office for mom City employes are Installing Sem," ote ' i,»‘ ru'f 'U''1 *« bf> \,-w York City, identified the than 23 years, to join MutimL purchased, Tuenlay'i elor* it new roof on the City-owned high-priced Janitor a» D. 1 ‘aul "Wa estimate fruit stealing By Donna K»tr* TALLAH ASSEE (TP) Chamber of Commerca-L'SO lion. If approved, will permit Bishop, (Mi. is costing Florida citrus grow­ thp Commission In call a sp,The l.ongwood City Couneil Development C n ni m i s shut building. Unit said Bishop made 553 ers in excess of $1 million an­ rial rlccliun of freeholders In • • • met in eoiitiniicd se--ion TueaChairman — Director Wendell non as against $50,000 (or nually,” Rutledge said. "The** pass on a bond issue to raise ■ I tv night to transfer the Jarrard said today la* will \ a! For Courthou-e i» taking on »uch losses would doulitleia he ss funds for the site acquisition. U Jgn n . j ilc only public o( liquor tlrrule around Jan t wUrllier license for the c l City early today caused a "good look" in the present much ns double without Dm Senator Cleveland *in>ko «>n flees in the nation winch pay l .oigwood Hotel and Bar, foror not Be will reign from renovation job that County heavy damage to the veWASHISGUIN (IT 'D — public. theft prevention work of th* amendment 1 which would higher salaries are the presi­ 10,-rly held by William lain- |l)U,|^, Involved hut resulted Commissioner Joim Fitzpat­ It also would give broad the state agency. dent and vice president Do- eivil rights bill that I’rrssheriffs in the affected areas, change Ilia election at gov rick feels maybe th« County Hull said it was reported ‘'n,trr' ‘ l"tt ulMiie, new in no personal injury, toe •leni Kennclv wants "wus on now powers to the goveriiuit-ot TVe hollev# Messenger, with ernnr and cabinet memiu-rs Highway Patrol reported, should sell it back to the Elk* last week that Bishop-super of the hotel. toe (niik today but House to romliat discrimination, his long experience ae a peace t r o m presidential election The transfer was mi,do vvitli MEXICO CITY. (t'PI i Club . . . fur a profit, tif vi- >r of Kennedy, who took u pert.Vmemhcr JanitorThe m l,hap occurred aruunl |i.i -ago of (he bipiirtls'lU officer, will be ubl* to aid years to mf years course, lal staff at Hudiwick High ,hf that Watkins 7:''..'i a hi, in a heavy stream no .i ii e still w is a oioiilli or oilial hand tit (he delicate ne­ Thirty four refugees fleeing immensely in the determined The second amendment an • * * School - made IRl.fitij. Howd.-l the hot, I. open of trail c when an automobile more away. gotiations which produced lit* com muni.-t Cuba by sea land­ drive against fruit stealing/* thonging bonds for cainial the dining room mol rent driven by Theodore L. ’ ’ attvrStamp collectors, n o l l e . : ever, a double check of the l>l|>nr*iran hilt, snlil in a state- ed Tuesday at Mujvrcs isMessenger, a former presi­ tv ,a v-fTtnO may nut grl to outlay for colleges, backed In f hnmbcr of Commerce has a contract arrangement., r c . looms vvilluiv the next til) days. |*nrr, 3(t. Orlando, struck an* *i-V on 't:iu m il irffut next' ViW.it A h a k a i.n m r a n u n s ,*aA r ‘ V V L o ' ; f Mt’ v u u • t y g f .'> ,- a u dent of the Florida Hherlffa tiro revenue from utility lax In other business the ,-outir II ■her car in the rear, accord provide Dm tuisis for men of* roast, in a Imat named Jo- Association ami a director of postal card loaded with In­ year. ex, was discussed by Repre vcall’d thc higher figure. rolitiPelv adopted resolution, lug tn llig'nwav I'atrnlman donesian stamps, for whomso­ g.io.l will in every city in our ' bo- ^ reported today. the .sheriffs Roy a Rauch, said scut alive Davis. The t ill approved. 2.1-11. by nr dor-n - leiinin ion,|itot.,ui- \\ It jjuingiichl wlto Imcstl ever wants it. Curd a-ks for land t" win I. together to re­ Sheriff Hobby "ha* done a The thiril aiucniliiient an the House Judiciary t'oiltillit al nmeinlmeiit, to be voted brochutes ami booklets on tlmruing bonds to acquire volve tin ir racial problems gated. tremendous job of citrus pro­ lee l .i siluy would seek to end PORTSMOUTH, Va (HIM)— iqi-itt tn next Tuesday's rU--Seminole County ton Chamber tection tn Semi nolo County, Tlie midillc car In thc three imint dl-i-rilltinatinn itl vot­ within *» frnnupwnrk of low land, water and related re The Coast Guard said today IlIU officials can't read the signa­ sources for outdoor recrea m il juntli**','* "Hit continued fin* work way pileup, driven hv Norma ing, rilu-alinn, eniployuieiit ture, 11.tvsever, It wa-< i iifilkhi'Iy it has called off the search and co-operation will bo of Sa-ii- -;iutgem, Orland-, was amt o i l , n i l ' hu-uies* offering lion and conservation, backed • * • for the commercial lug Melt* knocked into the real of an llie in-, ■ --llie, of tile to Ill- (hat thfi I"i evident «*\ |»»•4-1*•t! gie.it vuhia in tlie co-ordinat­ by the five per cent tax on Circuit court uttachc* today sports good*, was di'cussed JACKSONVILLE ( l l’ l) -* the lull the most sweeping " W',X' " " * 'lni{ n" U! ',a>‘ * " h ed efforts to curtail theft* automobile driven hr James four men nhoanl "pending were lining up criminal ruses by Representative Jan For Jacksonville civil rights proposal of the Reich police Marlon Matthew*, also of Or throughout th* itate, espe­ to he presented whin the fall tune. ent'oy to whistle through further Information ” lando. Tlie Spurgeon < ir was cially Du* year when fruit is learned Tue-d.iy x man thev term opens about Nov, IK. the || use even with leader­ llie heaviest damaged will! a A quest mu and answer tot held overnight for vagrancy •cares arid Tallies up," Dee• • . ship bulking uni concluded the program •i-ngcr said. \ Vlvrtle Avenue home was S'1 "* report, I lo-s ind reha-ed was Thomas A* PEINE, Germany (DIM) — John Kruler says that in Matthews' Hiitomobi e so* County .School Superintend sir [fitly damaged Tuesday Thrco miners trapped more lins with the "New Frontier" ent It, T Milwee, scheduled bury Iladder a “ severe mmvpproxtmately $150 night when a defective kero lained than (lv« days 3VJ feet be­ theory of lower taxes, in- to -peak on the school millage arc tn society" on llie FBI's damage and Patterson s ear, -crip heater be canto over low the earth in s flooded j IIAMXKII. Mrtll IttPU creased spending ami salary and trustee election, was uii tn inii.l wanted mrn It-t healed and flared up, S.infonl about J-’iki, Palroltnaii xtrtn. iron mine will not be rescued | \k?i*i im mn « ‘ rLiiin«*<l tn* raises, the Chamber nf Coin- able to allend. f ••■I »aul Patterson w.is clt- tiny that I ' t r Ahni«*i| IS*‘ti D K Bruwn. chief of the Fire Department ri'iMirlcd. lo'forc Thurstlay night or Frl- j merer is thinking' (7 ) <•( tow­ Jacksonville FBI. said B id ­ Firemen answered an ilarni "1 f',r hd owing !'“• i lo - lv IU*)l i m «l MortH s iin Kint? Hhh* day morning, tbu mmu man er cost of membership, in­ 1 ir collision w.i* mder — a 22 year old escapee around t'r lii p m at the hoint 11 had h'MliitiVfly Agrofil DELAND tUPH — Thre* crease in the budget and giv­ Neg.n convicts, who I W * *alJ Uj,,a> Thr from the Maryland stale men­ of A G Sterfko,uii at Ibw ve.diza’cd around 7 15 a m, tn il-’inltSfnri th.o D a y t o n a Beach lifeguard* ing John a pay hike. •'ll loyiol orily a brief fri'i'dom ial hospital — was picked up Myrtle Avenue where the -1* Xltamonle Springs ,i the hi* * tin fiit'i frniitii'r i « fi'linv: 9 9 9 were indicted for mnnslaught. Moodiiy when they escaped far vagrancy Sunday and re I eater, located in the dining intersection of Malt! ud \\c flit tlu*r t*tll<<. er Tuesday night hy Dio Vot. f i "in Do* Oviedo prison road County ai-ent (Veil Tucker room, threatened to explode mn* an t Stale Road Id JACKSONVILLE It E \ C II leased Monday I lit* rfjMiit, whii h witu nut usla County grand Jury in the reports thc fall meeting of the miip, are being held In SeiaIb'Dv \lideeke Wdilam* * (I I’ ll—Two brothers wanted Hadder is wanted in run and set fire to the wooden UiiTiM*iL:rttrl) r.mf irim-d ly inole f 'aunty jail pending nrdeath of fellow l i f e g u a r d Seminole County Cattlemen's was iharwd on charges of armed robbery, nectimv with Ihc May l »l.s> frame dwelling Sliglit dam t'a"cllterry. uthfT ‘k-fri'a*tnnt hrr«*. flilll** i iiiL'Iiment on 0"w rhargea. ! WASHINGTON (UPI) — George A . Peer*. Association will ho featured kidnaping and assaulting a mg of i Prince George. Mil age from soot resulted in the with falling t“ have vehicle ihiirt ly itf f•r I hi* two chiefs Been, a 28-year-old father • "Uiity Judge Vernon Ml** Hep. Olin K league, z memwith a steak dinner Saturday ilitnng room. under control after tor car Daytona Bearfi supermarket entity patrolman ttf «|;itv* 1111»|*»• jut 74yr**fizIn tIt'iiit . i...|ny Ii,. In,. issued war- her of Die Hull 'e Space Com of two children, died Aug, 13, afternoon at Chaihs la c's Tin- i hii-f Mat k \ ( love ram i ■ t .Tn I1....... •*' »« manager were arrested TileBrown *uld point- d i-,ov ,i l"t k aii'l finally i an', 'i.igiog cm ,||N- Ilgam,t ill ItIs •*. on Soviet Plciilhr Die day after he was initiated ranch near < ImlloUa. day night, e,J llailib i tud x t i p p e d land M tir-;,rd local re-.d,-nls aiilouooub- driven iv Ken • • • LInt Ihii; tlirir Lut ili'i c *ififlirt. Jolit.i amiiumcomvtit Into mi infurniiil lifeguard fraI!. King Jr. Kdgur Khrushchev Vita Troy Grtzell, it. and Allred through their lingers during a u-ingkerosene in-at, rs to nclh II Pl.imk .a. ot M••*■11liif \iitLi I!**f* Hi*Ha ,iD*t I Ii o io i • a n d 1h o in n s I Brim* 'that Ituvsla would mil make a ternity at Daytona Bench, .Vminoir ( ‘minty huh m'ImniI E (irigcll. 3V were charged routine check oi fingerprints have tile healers cheeked and n- nti Planck s e.ir -o.t , n Hutsmi m•rf* tht* twit * fie ld try to land a man on the The fall term grand jury r»* Bv-iiiuiA and graduat*-* mt«r* witli taking atiout S7(ni at gun from the weekend arrest ret* cleaned With the arrival of ed approximate y XltK) dam |turned the indictments against tiiF1* in tht* which hni Tlie Judiftf Htldi'd the men moon iHtt'd in uppiyint: for the point from Jerrv while the other vehicle's Morri-on, ords lie would n >t elatMirate ,<«d weather mure kerosene "I wouldn't trust Kliru.-li Janos Musters, Roger (hel rril m allv aff«, fi «l Mntlh Afn ■dPip tn Ini iirmuftied tliis nf* Nuvy'* tiffiier Train­ 2.'. assistant man i or of a limn ted loss was $:*** When arrested. Madder gave lie,Her* will Ite in u*e t-ausin.: nun unit * •>**tic»* •'11,»it t *'i niM*n, I hey fare t]p t«* Io i lii'v. even (l he swore on a and John Tanner, whose ngex ing r<>i|is hn\ »* tini i1 Nov, Winn Dixie *1 ire in a Dav Ills name as >a nine I x the danger of house lires to mitti Kinpct r II ill* Bela i»* ye a i,* tuhled to th e ir p i in tu it stack <d Itilile, as high ax Ihc and addn-sscs we,o not tnw -\ppln’stiita will tuku the int tona Beach shopping center Bass." according to police he greater, the child evjilain medialely known. tionu itJv •>*mprint! tAamiiui- on Sunda, •»f Klrht^pift anil f | Mth pi"i "on o'liti'iHi'i for the ri* Kremlin " S e a m a n M is s in u records Agents launched an c l K • * 1 1 a • Ape. 1 * » « • * t I**n t M mill m » l km on It as lh« fiist N K VV SMYRNA BE At II Morrison told police hi* as .........................rch tier,* m Kerosene heaters left mi \n lnlti.ll tli i'll »rk tivor step ttoWiml an Two ricwnn n were 1 ITi - idani* took him aw.iv IromTopes Uadder. of Riclunond clcarn il between winters col a* tiiiiiAliipinrii. Apply to Lite trie store aider the lobtory. Vj , had not h-tl the area nift*niln pii*v« nti'i 1 (hi* led a heavy residue of ear resent 1 1'ursd.iv wlii'ii Du ir Xtivy rtt *inter ul Nmth pi-tolwhipped him IHMI i.ip .l'cil oft *JM-If r.ili( J* t' -iVI*1IIflIt'll t 1 and fell B idder il,critied tiy Marv leili in the hottiiio of the hurii- -Ill lltl| Urangu Avenue. Orlando. liiin on a dirt road near Or- hand doctors j* * severe er creating an unsafe enndt I’on c de 1 iro InVI near ♦th frurn tii*i tinif FflC# tu • * * their arrival Tuesday and iiienn, e to socictv was pine hull w lien Ihet ire re,turrit here V (turd irewman. id'n mond Beach ( MNI i HID, N II it I'l i A special meeting of tin A third man was h, ing ed on the FBI - mo I wanted to u-* Chief Cleveland point titled as James Brown ahold had thf,-.,1*-n,,d to wreck the Kin Barry Goldwater, It -t art. Ninth (trI.iikI-> Village Coun­ sought in the h"!diip m e e t i n g hefnfr* itail. apparently drowned list l.i*t nioiiDi cd oill. \ri/ , was u dep closer today cil will lor held at 7:3(1 p. In. tn being •> lull ihdped presi 1 to.lay in t li c Community dnnll.il candidate. Building to study adoption ot During a “ nun political" a n*-w curfew ordinance, a launt Tuesday to New (lamp new building code and a new shire home of the first in fire code. Hi- n il,on presidential pri­ nt try March lh—Goldwater 111 st .Dxiilt let the rat nut ot Ids political bag. Th* Sanford Fulir*- fP^fiiirt- h vani ty viill hf profticuf werereports that eertain old tom "With the kids being out Mellon Park, municipal stad"I don t know when I'll he Dance Tu Music rrt.cnagrd l«iys went about " " ,h '' slierts. they ithievee) him. and the ptil.be library at Qienl will hr un (hr lookout t*d, thi* polirr cht^f cansteal things mol Maine it alii and link Streets I'wo iiii-n ''O' w,n a :am hut I — Of — fur uiiy ju t* uf v»*n»tuli*m nrid ( hi« f \V illoin.* c r t* d i t *• d L u lictriaiui iil- canh fur hr**r i»11 fii w v Ii11<1rv11. ^will 11*• cnn a ii Ii Ii a t t hi* L iv ir know It won't tie too long," lie told a news crmtoreni e destruction of property on -hunl llulluwtcn parties with instead of a pocketfulof A, U.1U-|, the idly Is gm lln*1 Denier area and th* ahufftoThe Altamonte S p r i n g s Hollowren night. Police I hief helping the police d-piirltiieiit candy. \V!irn t)i,-> were r- i1(, protect it* |rop-rty an>l Imard court, another at Ev.-rTown Council villi meet at 8 " S w i n i f t f t t e " O rclie .u *r» Hoy Williniitsi wnrnrd today. k«rp \untliilnm to a minimum fuftril monry th*-y bvtfun i IujK* r«pi»pm*»nt from • • pr uully ftd* irrrrn t»Ty, mi** In (lie p m. today tn consider adop­ C O R R E r iK I ) •*\Vf u.mt the kida t«* rnjoy in “ IIhIIowim-ii uijf utr tirr-ft vrntijrmm llutlu^rt ft I* i n r c r t n t »»r»u», anti f»»ur tion of n new election •»rdinance presented for *tudy at elean fun." Chief VVll* like at Pinuert^t M* .m\vhile. .Sheriff J. I. and hnl.uoblm*. City ^mployeA oth«*rt Rprrad out in the Koulh- ♦ < * C lO c The great Foreman-Goniale* battle—long on sound Hnd short on fury like most con­ gressional clashes—was only a memory today In the cor­ ridors of the Capitol. The two Texas congressmen, poles apart in politics, mixed it up briefly just o ff the House floor late Tuesday, then spent most of the rest of the day telling newsmen, photo­ graphers and television cam­ eramen what it was all about. i!<‘l>. Ed. F. Foreman, a Ke publican from Odessa ami at 2:1 the youngest memlier of (U h l' mJLVA Frost Hits At Ocala In First Hip Of Winter Nov. 5 Issues Discussed At Lyman High BRIEFS Church Acts Warren Blitzed Ban Plea Seen Janitor's Pay Tops Mayor's Into The So;i longwood OKs License Shill Moforisis Unhurt Civil R ip ts Measure In ? Collisions FsiceS Hurdles Refugees Lund I Most Wanted' Man Released Hunt Suripendcd Heater Blast Damages Home Border Peace Move Reported Still Trapped Three Convicts in County Jail Brothers Held In Assault Good , Clean Halloween Spooking In Order the Oct. 16 meeting If adopted the new law will tad tor candidate, in future elections to tile a notice of intent to qualify and to pay a qualifying fee. Provision* also are tnclud*d tor absentee balloting and re registration of ail munici pal V o te rs. 3 Lifeguards Indicted In Fourth’ s Death Nikita? ‘Not On Stack Of Bibles’ Goldwater All But Admits It Altamonte To Consider New Election Law Jnmml To Decide HALLOWEEN PARTY! ( ’turn* III Costume Police W arn Vandals To Lay Low Thursday flight Prize To IJest Costumed Couple . . . Jack liossman's 1lann* AAtd, "but \*e certainly wun1! tule rate Yundajiftiti or Sih m d and SoUthsidi* Frmiary llonity are m iro***l ihintf. 1hey keep he *''0 thr children out of trouble," Extra patrolmen will again hu said, In (he past in Sanford, tome be un duty Thursduy night to prevent uoy mischief not in Hallowern n velers have earthe “ good, clean fun" cate­ rird "trick o f treat” merrigory, ‘Trick or treatcrx" ment considerably beyond the caught engaging in "malicious limits o f "good clean fun.” It , car there, mischief"— Dm ju -j" i ty dain-j was noted. 1... •I.image to people's property. Aaid hi** dt*pulit » *ai 11 »u rudio trm k* v%UI int on vuxt, Houth^rst^ Northeast thealert Thursday vyh udi thiuufthout th# c i t y , ' am I N ur t Fvu va I sect Inmi o f the night for any di-ord>r« or ucta and municipal vehicles and of crmie glowing out of ILillolipoirot will he «lor*'d away Wren. ill city repair simps as ■ safe The sheriff pointed outguard against theft and dam then* is hr unusually heavy age. amount of thefts andlarceny I Cky trucks and personnel "R llallowewi heeuuso thieves will be on patrol duly at both take ad.unt.ijii of the eitia eilj wiiliuillig pouts, at ft rity. The trucks will be in direct contact uilh the radio operator at City Hall from 7 p. in. I until the hour when Jack o'luntern flmu-s begin t" I flicker and Halloween frivolIly begin* .jyiiq; miL Entry Blank Friday Nislit t (lit THIS H ELK'S Nov. 1st, FO O TBALL C O N T E ST H R. M. Till Midnit* ARREARS O N R A R E 11 2 .*i 11 l* a rk D r iv e Sun ford. 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