4 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b7f504c769a5c6fc7041720d20934953.pdf c1dfe95fb6346b3582f9958288ed9571 PDF Text Text — p Your Sunshine Service Mend* and neighbor! wish the belt for you and your endeavor! at ihia time of giving Thin la the neanoa of the year when gladness and Joy prevail-*— and most especially for oa, when we look hack over the yours be a past and rraliin how much you have contributed In our nuccena. To our many good friends and customers . . . Christmas of warmth, joy and understanding OUR BEST H O LID A Y W ISH ES! Directors George I). Bishop Srott Burns William Hemphill }|. II. Hodges It. F. Mann Benrge A. Ortagua II. It. Pope A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Ira E. Southward - , FLORIDA POWER l LIGHT COMPART / It. K. Adams J. K. Alderman J. E. Andrews J. E. Atkinson It, S, Austin T. W. linker. Jr. I, . J. Bass J. C. Beall F. J. Bender It. ( ’. Brantley B. F. Ilnllard t M. I). Bumgarner I Jack Burney W. Scott Burns Ituston Bushy A. Cameron W. 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Itobh C. S. Huberts J. C. Sapp ('. E. Hcuddrr J. 0. Smith, Jr. Pntrlrin Smith C. II. Soderhlom It. I.. Spoils K. N'. Stafford T, N. Stafford W, A. SlnnsfirM J. A. Stewart T. F. Stewart J. t\ Taylor I). E. Thrasher C. (i. Tlllis C. W. Turner E. C. Ty ler Bill Ty re It. W. Vonilerhulis J. M. Warner O f fic e r s Ci. A. Ortitus II. II. llodKex It. F. Mann Eoi* I). Housholder II. D. Howland 0. C. McRride Catherine M. Hay Tellers Proof Department Bookkeeping Dept. Agnes Orseno Polly Jones Marjorie Todd Sherra Jones Frances Brown Hoy Wright Pat Montano Joanna Bass Betty Yost Nyleene Albers Walk lip Tellers Credit Department l.enoru Andrews Juanita McCord Alan Alliers Blenda Gordon Julia Sands Julie lloblis Betty Jo Swain Jean Knzee Joe Rusal Rebecca Pelham Joyce Hragyil Bill Richardson Drive In Tellers Clamline Case Jeannette Ivlnlnw Dotty Ramsay Savings Teller Jo Ann Hamilton Statement Window Sarah Krlder Carolyn WUkerson I/)an & Discount & Collection Dept. Clyde Long Bitl drown Maintenance Dept. Frank Blair Tommy Kipp Safe Deposit Box Custodian Dolores Boerss Switchboard Operator MEMBER F.B.I.C. I me % Secretaries Annette Howard Niki Ashby Auditing E. A . Watson / Margaret Helms Jarquelene Hatcher Fay* Hutcher Dot Butler Ronald ltus*{ Pat Hahun James Williams He W ill T . M athew* Esther ism Pate T. II. West, Jr. Cliff While Marian W. Williams It. M. Williams E. W. Willis H. E. Wilson Mnrgaret M. Wright I Installment Loan Dept. �Johnson Koops Close Eyo On Cyprus Strife cmr, Last Christmas wa got oar youngster to bed rea l early oo Chriitmat # « (. Tba t* n )l n u ho was tip ta d at 'em at 8 a jo . This year wo 1st hlai stay up 1st* and ho slopt uatU • a.m. Chriatmss morning. It wu better this yen. • A 0 9 • • But Christmas Day wisa't so hot lor some City o { San­ ford crews. Oa Christmas Day city workers were called oat to unplug tww sewers and to repair a broken water main. Perhaps this wouldn't hare been so bad had it not been for the fact that this waa the eighth consecutira year city crewa had to be called away from their boma for such emergencies. • • • J o h n s o n tw . (U P I) — President Johnses kapt in eloee touch today with Secretary o f State Dean Bosk about fighting on Cyprus, th e White House said Wednesday the Creek-Turkish flaienp waa "not yet a flam ing situation but could become one." Johnson, vacationing at his ranch, told newsmen be bad conferred by telephone sev­ eral times with Rusk who wss In close touch with the U. S. embassador to the Mediterra­ nean island nation. More tele­ phone conversations were in­ dicated fo r today. "There la a situation that has developed there that we are watching very carefully,” the President said. The W hite House said later t h a t the safety o f l.TOO Henry McLem ore. the well known columnist, says "P eo­ ple who argue that ■ belief In Santa Claus is harmful to children should be dropped down a chimney, head first and then feet tin t, or rice versa. I'll continue to feel this way until aomeone shows me an adult whose shattered life is traceable to a belief in the Jolly man from the North P o le ." • • • I f you're going to leavo that tree up until the New Y e w — a i so many folk now do—be very careful. Use caution and common sense I The gaily trimmed Christmas tree U the aymbol o f holiday cheer. But it is also n potential kill­ er unless It la treated with reepecL Ktep the tree w ell moisten­ ed, away from heat or flames. Don't overload electrical cir­ cuits In lighting It. Turn out tree lights when you leave the room for any length o f time. Remember, no Christmas tree can bring Joy if there is a lire or accident. Play it « safe end you'll have a cheer fui holiday. • Florida Freezes As North Begins To Thaw Out Americana waa e s u je r eew- mwA ••• Argoud Trial P A R IS (U P I) rorm er Cot. Antoine Argoud, went on trial here today on charges of treason and plotting to kill President Charles de Gaulle. 15,000 A t Grave Pleads Guilty Inspectors Leave Editor Dies x. V lldi Position Eased The Clock learned this morning that Dynatronlcs has received a contract from N A S A In th* amount o f <81,100. Th* aeroapaca electronics firm w ill provide NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center with 17 calibration signal generator* to b « used at God­ dard's world-wide saUillt* tracking and data ecquUInn center* to check out receiver* and other data handling equip­ ment. « • • Subwoy Tokens For 12,000 Rides Stolen N E W Y O R K (U P I) - A stlrkup man — if he doesn't get caught — will he riding free for a long time on the New York aubway system. He took 12,600 aubway (ok ens at gunpoint today from an attendant at a Wall Street station. That’ s <2.800 worth o f free rids* at the going rite o f IA centa a token. Police said the gumsn es­ caped with 12 bag* each contniniiig 1,000 tokens arid an additional 000 loose tokens and )1Q in change after men­ acing transit authority clrrk Kglwrt McDonald with a .13 Chou Ends Visit ALG IERS (U P I) Com­ munist Chinese Premier Chou En-lal wound up hit six-day visit to Algeria today with a Anal round of political talks aimed at bringing closer tiea between Peking and the gov­ ernment of President Ahmed Bcp Bella. 120 Survivors LONDON t u r n The Greek liner Arkadis headed for the British Ides foday carrying 12o p3**en?cr* and 150 crewmen who survived the fearful fire aboard it* sis­ ter ship, the l.akonia. About HlO other survlors refuted lo tail on another ship of the line. U. S. Agrees Th* Christmas shopping tour for the children of the PANMUNJOM. Korea (U P I) Lutheran Home In Slav!*, —Tlie United Nations Com­ sponsored hy the Seminole mand (U N C ) agreed today to County Junior Chamber of a Communist proposal to send Commerce, waa a big success a Joint U.N.-Norlh Korean In­ vestigation team in the scene The JayCee Committee in charge reported that teeing « f an alleged shooting incident The man Dee. 17 in the demilitarized the happine** and smiling caliber automatic. face* of these children t t they dumped the loot into a big zone between North and South purchased g ifts fo r their canvas bag before escaping Korea. teacher* and fritnda waa quit* a rewarding experience. The first atop waa at a Sanford soda foundation for refreshment*. They then made the rounds o f Sanford ator** where they did vary well, JayCee* any, with the money given them. On the way home they were treated to ire creart rones. A t 6 p.m. M tired but Very happy youngsters return' ed to their home. Good work, JayCee*. You deserve a lot o f credit I 1965 budget to the lowest pos­ sible JeveL Johnson expected to confer tonight or Prlday at his LBJ ranch with John A . McCone, director o f th* Central Intelli­ gence Agency (C IA ), Rusk and McGeorg* Bundy, special aasletant to the Pres­ ident fo r national security a f­ fairs, were due sometime Fri­ day to prepare for the Satur­ day and Sunday talk* here between th* President and West German Chancellor Lud­ w ig Erhard. A group o f White House s ta ff members also was ex­ pected to arrive today from Washington to work on a series o f messages Johnson will send to Congress next month. 9 B m t lh Zip Coda 32771 # W E A T H E R : F a i r th ro u g h F r i d a y ; w a n n e r th is a ft e r n o o n an d F r id a y ; h ig h to d a y 7 0 ; lo w to n ig h t in 40s, VOL. M United Prwaa Looted Wire Established 1»0« THURS., DECEMBER 26, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Proposals To Be Opened On Jan. 7 Automobile license tag* for 1964 will go on sale next Thursday at a cost exceeding 1 Ihe 1963 tags but for a 13-1 month period, U waa reported today by John L. Galloway, Seminole County tax collect­ or. The fee Increases and the 13-montli plan were approved by the 1963 Legislature. Tags go on sate Jan 2 at the tag agency In the Court House. Deadline for purchas­ ing the 1964 tags will be mid­ night, Feb. 20. The 1964 tags will be good until midnight March 2d, 1963, deadline for buying 1065 lags. Under the new setup creat­ ed by the Legislature, Gallo­ way said, registration from 1964 through 1970 will be tor the 13 months rather than 12 months, so that by 1970 the renewal period will fall In July rather than January. The new law calls tor the re­ newal to remain in July after 1970. Auto teg* a"i- *l*Y lfird priced by wfli;M of vrhir «•*. Thu four most turd types ore the series " D ." plain, " W " and "W W " lags. Galloway said the price for a 1964 " D " teg will be 314.04, up J3.3I from 1963; for a plain tag <22.17, up <8.67 from 1963; tor a " W " tag 330.29, up 19.79 from 1963, and for a "W W " lag <31.42, up <12.93 from 1963. Each o f these price* in­ clude* Ihe SOcent service fee imposed by the Legislature in 1961. Registration cards tor 1961 are being mailed. Owners or operators of motor vehidej are requested lo check these forms to be sure the rani is for vehicle owned and that name and address are cor­ rect. Any change should be called to attention of tag of flee when purchasing new tag. When the tags go on sale they will be sold in sequence unless previously rrserved. Christmas Son Born Christmas ST. PETERSBURG Fla. f U P I ) — The first baby burn in Mound Park Hospital Wed­ nesday was James Henry Christmas Jr. James Henry Christmas Sr. raid that he and hi* wife had l«r n hoping the baby would be born on Chrlatnis*. He just made it — at 2:57 a.m. ONE OF THESE lovely cnmlidates will b« ed "Miss Junior Mins March of Dimes" Melodee Skating Rink on January 13 in test to raise funds for the local March of crown­ at tho a con­ Dimes campaign. The contestants are left to right: Dcbby Dalton, Betsy L'armnn, Jorl Wheatland, Dawn Fedder, Sally Spencer and Linda Perkins. (Herald Photo) Driver Has Nip; Groom, 83, Florida Too Early To Assess Kennedy, He And Trooper Bride, 19, At Home Says Truman End Up With Dip DENVER A state trooper and a mo­ torist received an unexpected Christmas bath Wednesday afternoon while engaged In a fight an SR 413 at Osteen Sr* liF. T*.-y * *1 Into the St. lohns Rive. Med'krr I*. summed up, It 1* companion­ honeymooning ship and business." (U P I)- E s r l was at home today with bis new bride. He said the business ele­ ments of his Ufa were gelling bride, too bard to handle. " I need *omcone 1 can the former Gwendolyn Davis trust and who has the know­ of Biker, Fla.. Is 19. The couple was married In how,” he said, gating fondly at his new wife. Medsker’a home on Christ­ Mcdsker Is In the real es­ mas Eve by Justice of the tate and lax title business, Peace Harry Wall Jr. of aub. and say* he has done pretty urban Adam* City, then spent well. "In fact, Pvo set up • Christmas Day entertaining tlixbooo fund institute to edu­ cate Mcdsker children," he guests. said. T h e foundation will "The marriage might irem guarantee a college education silly to some people, but it for all hi* drirendanti. make* sense to us," said “ Thl* I* where Gwendolyn Mcdsker, who had tour chil­ comes in ," he said. "She's dren before being divorced got a good grasp of what the from his llrst wife 30 years edneatloual foundation means. ago. He has 12 grandchildren. She thinks U's a wonderful "W e both know people can program, and it has had a have Ihe wrong idea about lot to do with our marriage." this m arriage," he said. "Hut The new Mrs. Medskcr came to Denver from Florida about s month ago. She has ■ married sister living here. She rented an apartment In tho huildtng Mcdsker run*, then got a Job as his secre­ tary, handling correspond 3V, R Slrawder J r . reputed ence ind clerical work. They bolit* leader, today posted <1.. decided to get married. "You might say it's a bus­ 500 bond pending the filing of an appeal with the Appellate iness arrangement," s a i d Medskcr. Court tt Lakeland from hts " I haven't had too much conviction tor attempted Jury business experience yet," his tampering. bride tossed in, "but I'm at­ Strawde* was to have com­ tracted to the work involved." The Mcdskers decided to menced serving a 30-day Jail spend their Imncymoon at sentence today, imposed by home. "There's too much Circuit Judge Voile A. WUliams. He also was fined <3oo work to do," the groom ex­ or sentenced to an additional plained. Medskcr is S3. His Trooper John A. McConnell rejiorted today lie wa* Inves­ tigating ■ minor traffic acci­ dent at Ihe bridge, on the Volusia County side. He con­ tinued that Weldon R. Bridg­ es, R.R. 2, drove up. McConnell said he Informed 'Jrldp-3 he was Intoxicated and mould not drive hi* car further. The trooper said Bridges became belligerent and the fight ensued, with the subsequent "dunking" In the river. McConnell took Bridges to Volusia County Jail at DeLand where he posted bond of <13 fur public drunkenness and <500 for resisting arrest. Mc­ Connell lost his gun and gunbelt in the river. Highway patrol headquar­ ter* at DeLand said McCon­ nell and Bridges actually had a double "dunking." The Irooper pulled Bridges from Ihe river after the first wel•inif. Bridges, it was said, took another swing at the trooper and they both fell Into the river again McConnell returned Brtdg es In his cruiser ami radioed for help. Seminole County sheriff’s deputies responded. When t.iher troopers arrived at Seminole County Jail they found McConnell in Jail garb while Ins uniform was drying. Bridges will be arraigned Jan. 11 before the county 3u days on non payment of the fine. Judge at DeLand. Judge Williams last week found Strawder guilty of ap­ proaching former Sheriff Per­ cy Slero, New Smyrna Beach, to intervene with hi* son. Thomas Mero. foreman of the Jury which ' subsequently con­ TRU M AN N , Ark. (U P I) — victed C. R. Lnwdermilk on Six-year old Mury llevcr gut five count* in the <200,000 clfive dulls fur Christmas. Shu tru* swindle of Ill-Acres Con­ named tour o f them in mem­ centrate, Forest City. Lowdory of her four little sister*, ermilk is free on bond pend­ who were killed along with ing a pre-sentence investiga­ her par- nts last Friday. tion. Only Mury am) her brother, Ronald, 9. escaped when Iheir farm homo near Tfumann hurre-i, Ronald said a man shot hi, parent* and then set fire to th»- house. MEMPHIS (U P I) — A postFrank Harris, 53, o f nearby Christmas present of a title, Jonesboro, has been rhurgi-d a wardrobe and a 'round-thewith first degree murder in world trip await* a pretty the death of the father, Leon­ charmer here this weekend ard Dever, 42. That's when King Cotton Mr*. ( baric* Grimes, who wilt take a close look at 20 i« curing for the surviving daughter* of cotton producing youngstrrs said Mary named states throughout the nation, dolls after sisters Janet, 1, and tap the shoulder of one Sharon, I. Joann, 5, and who will become his 1961 Maid of Cotton. Nolle, a. Slrawder Posls $1,500 Bond Child Names Dolls For 4 Dead Sisters Maid Of Cotton To Be Chosen THE 2,500-FOOT SIDEWALK extending from Bear Lake Bond to the entrance of Forest I-nke Academy was dedicated Christmas Day at cere­ monies in front of the Academy. It was named Lavender I-ane in honor of Seminole County Road Superintendent J. C. Lavender, who worked with the Academy in getting the job done. In the picture, from left, are K. A. Wright, a former official of the Academy, Lavender, Ford Cava­ naugh, who emceed the ceremonies, and Pastor H. H. Smith, the main speaker. (Ileruld Photo) NO. 91 $85 Million In Cape Bids Slated Auto Tags On Sale Thursday At Courthouse Woman 102 On * Christmas Day MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P I) — Mr*. Mury Moody Tell cele­ brated Christina* and her 102nd birthday Wednesday. Mrs. Tell, who waa born •n Christmas in 1862 In Red Banks, Miss., did not go to Church but spent th* hours sewing fo r a neighbor who i* m. J ■asp federal Jobe ae on* hi a •erica e f etepe to hold tho " W e are cooperating and supporting the effort* o f the guarantor powers — Britain, reeee end Turkey," the W hite Rouse said. This referred to tri-partita guarantees fo r the independce o f Cyprus, whlek form er­ l y waa under British rule. The Island won freedom under n compromise between the rival Greek nationalist majority and Turkish nationalist minority. W ith an eye on this poten­ tially explosive situation the President plunged into a busy work schedule with a deter­ mination to wipe out unneeea- United Press Intm attenal Temperatures dipped below WASHINGTON (U P I) — freezing in Northern and Cen­ An estimated 15,000 persons tral Florida today but most visited the grate of Presi­ of the North began to thaw dent John F Kennedy, at out from one of the coldest Arlington Naiinnal Cemetery Decembers on record. on Christmas Day. The mercury dipped to 27 degrees at Cross City, In the pre-dawn hours and 39 de­ V IE N N A (U P I) - A Bul­ grees at Tallahassee. garian diplomat pleaded guil­ Rising temperatures Wed­ ty today (o charges that he nesday turned Christmas was an American spy who snowrs into slush. Icy patches collected <200,000 (rom the on highways provide deceptive United States to pay for his to motorists and helped boost affairs with "loote women." the holiday traffic toll past MO. A real warming trend WASHINGTON' (U P I) — spread across Ihe Central ami The first members of an Southern P l a i n s , Nofald American inspection t e a m Neb., reported an all-time leave today to inspect scien­ high Christmas Day tempera­ tific base* of the Soviet ture of 63.1 degrees. Union and other countries in The mercury poked above Antarctica. freezing in most of the frost bitten North and edged into ihe 4i>s ami JO* across the BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U P I ) Plains and Midwest. Junction, Tex., recorded 76 —John Tlppcn. 71, former publisher of the Hollywood, Wednesday and Carlsbad. N. Fla., Herald and former assis. M., had 7J for the nation’s highest readings. Idaho was tin t managing editor of the ihe country’s lee box with a Montgomery Advertiser, died ' ----5 b iio w " r o \ d In Y ^ > T .c ir * v *’ Falls and 4 below “ ** ’ ~ — City. m i v m i PENH. t>t* v il Cambodia i'am PHNOM The weather bureau said the (U P I ) — Prince Norodom Si­ warming trend would extend across the southland during hanouk today appeared to have dropped one of three the day and move up into the Ohio Valley. Slightly cooler conditions be »et for the Unit­ ed Stales to meet if it wants weather was on tap for most of the Ptiins, Upper Great to patch up lit deteriorating Lakes, Northern ilocklc* and relations with Cambodia. Looking for Orange Bowl tickets? I f you’d like to see Auburn tangle with Nebraska In Miami on New Year's Day get in touch with Herman Morris at FA 2-5909. Herman haa 10 extra tickets, and good ones, too. You can have them at the regular price. If you don't want 'em all, he'll let you have what you need—that Plateau area. la if they're still available. New England will get some • • • light snow before the day Tom Torlcy opine* that ends, the weather bureau said "Halitosis la better than no and occassional drirzle was breath at all." W e'll go along forecast for the Pacific North­ west. with that. • • • 2 th ? Youth Held As Bicycle Bandit An l8-year^>Ul Negro, Ro­ bert McGill, of 912 West Itth Street, wa* being held to city Jail today under suspicion of being the "bicycle bandit." A Negro youth, armed with a revolver, held up and rob­ bed Carol ileimingcr. Hollywood Trailer Park, of <2.75 Wednesday evening at First Street and Laurel Avenue, and mado his escape on a bicycle. A half hour later a youth answering the same descrip­ tion lie hi up and robbed Frank Jeanette, Flushing, N, Y., a guest at Mayfair inn, of <loo In front of the hotel and (led on a bicycle. Sgt. W. R. Cosgrave and Patrolman Carl Dodson ar­ rested McGill at 11 p. m. Wednesday. The officer* said he was armed with a revolver and resisted arrest NEW YO R K (U P D -F orm cr President Harry S. Tru man aald today U was too tor soon him to assess John F. Kennedy's brief career in the White House. But, he said, Kennedy "w ill have a good reputation when history 1* written—he did good Job." Truman neglected his usual early morning walk today. He aald he had a social break, fast appointment st the Wal dorf Astoria with James A. Farley, former cabinet mem her during tho Roosevelt ad minks (ration. The former president spoke to ncwsmrn leaving the briefly Hotel before Carlyle where ho and hi* wife have been staying for the Christ­ mas holiday. Trtim in called tha renam­ ing o f New York International Airport Kennedy Airport in honor of the slain President a "fitting memorial." In the aftermath of Pres litont Kennedy’* assassination American* have wanted rename almost everything "Including the pup* and cats," he said. "R u t after things settle down we'll get the rigid one (m em orial) in the right place," Truman added. "And that will he in Washington.' C ATE KENNEDY (U P I) Bids on m e n than <85 million In construction work, Includ­ ing the 52-story vertical as­ sembly building fo r the na­ tion's first moon rockets, w ill be opened next month, tha A rm y Corps o f Engineer* an­ nounced today. Tha bid for the vertical as­ sembly building, sxpected to cost about <60 million, w ill be opened In Jacksonville Jan. 7. It Is by fa r the larg­ est construction project y e t among the space facilities In this arcs. The building w ill be on the Merritt Island Launch Area. Iliits on a three-story head­ quarters building for tha N a­ tional Aeronautics and Space Administration’s launch oper­ ations Center, to cost an esti­ mated <8 million, will be open­ ed e t Cocoa Beach Jan. 14, Bids will be opened Jan. 10 in Cocoa Beash on a central Instrumentation facility fo r N A S A ’s launch operations center consisting o f buildings, on* thrse stories high. T h * facility w ill cosl an astimatsd <6.5 million. Other bids to be opened H January include a <2.5 mil­ lion 75-bed hospital (o r Pahrick A ir Force Base. Cold Blamed For Child's Death Wednesday night's extrem e cold w u the indirect cause of the death o f a three-monthold Negro girl, tt was re­ ported today hy Coroner Hugh Duncan. Judge Duncan warned that parents, especially of babies, should use extreme caution in covering their children at night against Um cold wea­ ther. Lois James, l i l t West 12th Street, called police at 3 a.m. today and rcpnrted her baby, Antoinette, w u not breath­ ing. Patrolman-John Rumley transported m o t h e r and daughter to Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital, where the Infant was pronounced dead on ar­ rival. Judge Duncan returned • verdict that tha baby suffo­ cated because of too much bed clothing. Tw o Cars Stolen Sheriff J. L. Hobby report­ ed this morning the theft o f two automobiles Christmas Day, one from the StricklandMorrison car lot and the car of John Lamb, Leesburg, from Ihe home of Victor Rogers, Casselberry. Car of le e Whel* ler Sr. wa* stolen from tho Valdez Hotel lot but waa re­ covered, police reported. We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW ONLY $£66 Blacks all, plus tat. W hile* all.* <1 ' mure. 730*11, » M IO x ll, , 839x14. 900*11, 930x14. t > New Trend TIRES BUDGET TERMS • Graulns Mrltutorta rstrsada applied on sound tire ra-tog*) • Free Mounting 403 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 • Florida Distributors For Dramas Built T i r e �i t 'ifiM EEDS ■Bj : IU M U K IM ■ :■ P -t W I jl • K f-V u *ifl' ROASTING CHICKENS The fi.'Ji, oarage and 4*TSttoa « f oar u ctatori who fanadad thin great inflow, a id faogbt to beep It free. f a « M U awettm e rMpoaiibOily. Thla legacy n u t be yreaerr* •d aat only far w r childrw bat far t il flats wh# wish to fat C M . r « f thla rtiM fl, ttoM yOOO OHCEP l o t only to b t f i r i » U bat t it # to work le a f hour* while •t ttfl tad to port W# A m t never forget fast t o t f a f l it t Cad give# right to tQ men and, do B itte r what the aacriflee, It naat b# p R a c m i Regardleaa of b o * wo ptnoaaDy feel. tbc worda of oar IaU Prealdent who atld: “ Aak to t what your country eaa do tor jroa tort what jo a eta do far your country," romladi ta of oar duty to tQ b o s who «tab to be froo. It ia vttb Ola hop# o f "P e a c a oo Earth" that wo of R e tr y 1 willingly perform oar U ik t knowing, that by delog oar aha re, * « are playlog a vital re!a to »afa guard* the peace of the world and eventually all ires can tome day enjoy that which waa w ai pro mi ted the ahepherds 00 the P in t NOEL Nay the httplrtog algniAcacta of the C m a tm ia aeiaoa help every m as, tad woman, wherever they may be, reiardleit of color o f their akin or dialect, dedicate (heir Urea to a bet* ter world 10 which we caa all live aa brother). A fter many d a ji at aea. Independence dropped anchor at Neplea where we cekbrat* ed Thaakiglvtog. Even though a ahip pulli Into port there la still a lot of work that muat be aeeompliahed pror to the neat et tea perkd, aod aa ■lwaya, f e Tlgcri with (hair uiaal dedication readied the aircraft far tbe operating per­ iod. I am lure that many people feci that a crulae la acme fort of a vacation but thla la not the ca>e. The liberty the men take U well de* aerved; ll~clr work load la largo and the demindi placed upon toeoi by the rigorout training for fleet raadloeit re* quire a great deal of effort. On Dec. >, wa beaded out Into the Tyrrhenian Sea for continued training eierciaea. After a very m re itfu l at tea period, Independence vtilted Livorno, Italy for a few daya. From Livorno the rroit vtilted attraction w n the Leaning Tower ot P in . Well, il'a back to aea and a (fiance to m e aome of our training to one of the many eierciaea ache* doled thla week. Our ChrUlmat with la that •lie apint of brotherlhXKl and the Joy of thla Chrlatmia aeaaon apan the g.WM railea that 'vparate ut and bring >ou Peace. BLUE RIBBONQUALITY WESTERN BEEF TOMATOES FRESH LE fFY GREEN * 1 W H IT E , 1 R I » H FRE-MAR MAYONNAISE i^ B A K E D G O O D S THIN S U C IO PULLMAN COLLARDS Infant Dies ) > rjig Gilbert I Jck, infant aon of Mr. and Mr». Gilbert Ci. Lurk, of 29W S. Park A v e ­ nue, Sanford, died ahortly a ller birth Tuciday at Sent loolc Memorial Hospital. In addition to hia pa rente, he u aurvtvcd by ooe fille r. d r iv e aide tervlcea were held at 10 a m. today at Oaklawn Memorial Park with n »v Militant Gueai of the Pinecruit lidptut Church ofllrtatitic THf FAMILY FAVORITE IVORY SOAP tiramkow funeral H orae CREAMY- LATHER1NG waa m charge of arrange­ ment!. IVORY SOAP "Hilly Gooee" The popular nation that THE PROVEN BEAUTY SOAP Kveae i n “ #illyr* I* mltlead- ■ mg. Careful obi«rvatl«n in d i*1 • atee that moat apcciee ate, na j A SOFTER. SMOOTHER SKIN bird* go. above the average In ' intelligence. IVORY SOAP CAMAY LARGE SIZE THF SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN 2/33? CAMAY ITS EASY TO BE LOVttv MEOIUM SIZE PtRS&NAL SIZE WITH REG BARS 10? KEEPS WASHABIES LOVELY BATH BARS 2/31? with ZEST ZEST LEAVES CLOTHES SOFTER 2/21? IVORY FLAKES FKG BA TV BARI 2/41? DREFT g ia n t NOTHING Cu,\; „. Rcti BARS 2/29? DUZ GET WHITE LARGE SU i 35? DASH 83? UQUIO CLEANER THAT CLEANS EVERYTHING KING SIZE V'\t *SST MR. CLEAN 79s t 93t THE CLEANSER THAT CLEANS TWICE AS FASl R*G SIZE 59? T H U .- . OXYDOL TO USE DETERGENT 35? DISHES SHINE WITHOUT WIPING IT'S EASY TO BE LOVELY WITH 4/23? IVORYSNOW QUICK, EASY LARGE COMET 2/49( REYNOLDS HEAVY DUIY g ia n t tu i 83? ALUMINUM FOIL •>* FT ‘67c 0 �r . •* - 'll • •V t n fir l VrralB ^ ’ 'Fair'Gain In Memorial Post To Take Part In Census U. S. Economy 's Forecasl By J a m C u M lk tr r j Commander Hamid Kryd«r and Vica Commander Marvin WASHINGTON (U P D - T h e nation's economy is expected to show "a fairsi/ed gain” this year drspite a brief slowdown following the assas­ sination of President John F. Kennedy. That was Ihe Christmas Day word from Ihe Conimerer Department which re­ ported that an upturn in steel production paced a continued slow advance in business ac­ tivity in November. •There was a temporary in­ terruption In thr tempo of economic activity for a per iod immediately after the a* saislnation of President Ken­ nedy." Uie report said, "T h e upward momentum was resumed, however, re ­ flecting b a s i c underlying strength of ihe economic forces." . McClain will aarva aa co-chair­ men fo r American Legion Poat 256 o f Caaaelberry when it participatea In the Florida State Cenaua o f all veteran* which w ill be conducted in January, February and March. Poat 236 will b « rraponaibie fo r the Caaaelberry area. A 'fin a l briefing fo r all Poata in the Sixth Diatrirt w ill be held a t Pott 19 in Orlando on Sunduy, Deo. 2V. The Caaaelberry Poat and Auxiliary held a joint Chriatmaa P arty last Friday night at the Women's Club follow­ ing their buiineaa meeting*. Kntertainment waa provid­ ed by three local young people who are atudcnta o f the Royal School o f Dance, Jackie Mc­ Clain, Marvin McClain Jr. and David Deem. Jackie gave an exhibition of acrobatic dancing followed by • jaxx number by Marvin and a tap dance by David. Jackie and David alto did a novelty dance number together in Santa costumes. George Meaaick waa In charge o f the program and Miller F.vana provided the piano accompaniment for carol ainging. Kefreahmente o f doughnuU and coffee were served follow­ ing the program. Nikita Wishes f t MaoWell MOSCOW ( U P I )— Premier Nikita Khrushrrev told Mao T ie Tung that the Soviet Com­ munist Party la "tirelessly striving" fo r Communist unity In a birthday message to lha Chinese leader publish­ ed in Pravda today. Publication o f the threeparagraph message on the Soviet Party organ’s front page waa Ihe latest example o f Khruahchev’a "turning the other cheek" to Peking’ * per aoml insult*, according to western observer*. Hut theae analysts said the wording of the 70th annivers­ ary message was noticeably cool, and the reference to Soviet atrivings for unity lmpiicity auggestrd that the Chinese party under Mao was the cause of Ihe widening gap. Also absent from tho con­ gratulations was a personal wish from Khrushchev. The message, signed by the Soviet trader and datrd Dee. 25, wa* sent In the name of the Soviet Party Central Com­ mittee. ENTERTAINMENT for la.*t Friday night’s Christman party of Ameri­ can Legion Memorial Font ’J.Tfi ami its Auxiliary Unit was provided by these talented dancers, left to riirht, David Heem, Jackie McClain and Marvin McClain Jr., ull students of the Hoynl School of Dunce. Brief Sessions Friday W A S H IN G T O N ( UP I ) — Monday to take final action on the nid measure, Congrc*.* will The Semite mid House, their the foreign aid money bill if a adjourn. quorum of BO members can be Christmua huliduy nmrred by Aminiatrnttnn lender* arc rounded up. A fter passage o f tryin g to smooth over the feel­ the foreign aid bill tieup, will ing* that were ruffled in the hold brief esssion* Friday. But pu*L few du>s. it’s only fo r the record and no A t stake i* the remainder ol business will ha transacted. tho legislative program set Tho "p ro forma’’ meetings forth this year liy tin- into TO KYO ( U P I I — Commu­ ara necessary to conform with President Kennedy and adopt­ legal requirements. Only n nist China’* official new* ed by President Johnson. The very few member* from each agency NONA said today that civil rigid* and tax reduction churches were house uro expected to be on Shanghai bill* are the main item*. Re­ crowded with Christina* wor­ blind. publican support is needed, Fur nil practical purposes, shiper* on Christmas Kvo especially on rivil rights. tlm House has shut up shop and Christmas Day. Ih e Chine-e government fo r the year and members Famed for Iks watches, the won't return until Jan. 7 when tolerates the practice of Chris­ the second session of Uie 88th tianity, lmt Ima dosed the 2,000-)car-old city uf Geneva country to foreign mission­ is one of Switzerland* favor­ Congress convenes. ite resorts. Hut the Scante plans to meat aries. 150 Scientists At UF Session G A IN K S V IL L E (D P I) Some ISO scientist* from 50 nstions will conclude the first part o f a special winter Insti­ tute in quantum chemistry and solid-state physics at the University o f Florida her# Saturday. Co-sponsoring ths institute with the University o f Flor­ ida were tha Univeriity of Uppsala, Sweden and the Florida Institute for Continu­ ing University Studies. A second section o f the in­ stitute will b« held Dec. 30 through Jan. 18 at Sanibel Island, o ff Fort Myers, The institute. In its fourth consecutive year here, it tup.ported by fund* from the National Science Foundation and International Business Machine* Corp. ~ No U. S. Orders Yel On Cyprus Legal Notice l a Ik * r e a r ! e f the C . a a t y Ju ts* . * » a l » « l , r a a a l r , stale ui t'larlSa. la K ra bala l a re Ihe K a la le a ti M O t.UK W A D E Deceased, s ix vi. M im s : Notice Is here by c t r « n that Ihe undersigned will, an the 10lh day ot January. A t> 1)11. preeent l o lha Honorable County Juds e of Hemlnole County. Florida, h it final r« turn, account and vourhrra, aa administrator o f the K ata), o f M O U -lt: w a d s :, d .c .a .t d . and at raid time, then and thara, maks application lo lha said J u i c e f o r a final ssttlement o f hla administration of said estate, and f o r an order d l.c h a rg in g him as such Ad- I mlnlatrator. Daltil this Ihe Srd day ef i December. A. D 1X1. UEN r W A D E As A d m in is tr a to r e f Ihe E state of H O IJ.lt: W A D E Deceased HTES aT ItOM . D A V I S * VK-INTUSH A tto rn eys to r Ad min is trator Poat Of ftea Draws.- l i l t Sanford. Flo rid a UTTt Publish Dao. 1. 13. : » 3«. I K ) C D i'-lt China Reports Yule Worship W ASHINGTON ( U P I ) Tho State Department sniil early today that no orders had been issued yet for evac­ uation of any Americans f r o m strife-torn Cyprus, hut rou­ tine alert procedures have been taken. The department suid that U. S. AmhiiMndor Fraser Wilkin* had "for soma lim e" been contacting nil American* on tho bland to advise them about evacuation procedures. FO R'IKD COAST As Ihe rontinental tec short melted, Ihe sea rose and ad­ vanced over coastal lowlands, drowning Mreant mouths and forming Ihe estimates of to­ day's Maine roast. (jl'ICK FROZEN HEADLESS SHRIMP ‘’SUPER-RIGHT" PURE PORK 79* SAUSAGE LB. "SUPER-RIGHT" SKI 35 lb. FRESH CiROUND Lb. 55‘ BEEF FRANKS 3 lb. <1.39 EXTRA S P E C IA L ! A N N P A C E BROAD, F IN E OR E X TR A W ID E EGG m T im to n e NOODLES KLEENEX 2 29 49 1-Lb. l ’ k g. EXTRA S P E C IA L ! F A C IA L TISSU E STOREWIDE CLEARANCE 7i/f. Pre-Inventory SPECIAL! SANITARY NAPKINS Boxes Of 100 SPECIAL! JANE PARKER GOLD or MARflLE Kotex " 3 T 1.00 Pound Cake1^ u>4 9 ( JANE PARKER SPECIAL! JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED Potato Chips ' b 49( Raisin Bread SHOP TILL SAVE NOW H uge S e le c t io n D iscontinued T re a d D esig ns * Overstocked S iz e s M AUTO SUPPLIES JO r j Seat licit J. Max Puliah 99* * N ew C a r " T a k e - O f f s " * Good Used T ir e s SPECIAL! ANN PACK REALLY FINE IJ. S. NO. 1 ROUND W H ITE Blackwalls—W hitow alls Tubuluss-Tuhod-typo—Nylon-Rayon 1 3 ,14 & 15-incii S u cs 26" Hike 29 Itanehrru ta r ’15 I’arcr Car $ Just say " Charge It' POTATOES 10 - 39 MUSHROOMSu. 69 SNOW W H IT E *1 IT Large ( hamni* II Seat licit Heels Just say "Charge It' TOYS A N D G IFTS A in rrira n RECREATION SUPPLIES .Sp ak iin g Autograph G u lf Ir o n * < 6 0 W Set o f 5 lO 'la 4 Up IJ U K lj r r E le c t r ic T r a in 11 J u s t say "Charge It' XI lj j.2 1 TV and Talking Beany Dr. kihlara Dr. k it APPLIANCES 93 19 In. I Electric Sporta Car Kacer •• Cu. Ft. l t d rig. Minimal lli-l’ranrrr Springer Cull PEARS Portable TV 129 Ilrluxs SgtK) 169 180 Just say "Charge It' tr, Viilo. VV a.lirr No l l u » n I’ a v m r n t Just say "Charge It" i v .w i a v RANFORD F o r F a s t, E fficie n t Tire, B ra k e a n d A lignm ent S e r v ic e By E x p e rts with P re c is io n Eq u ip m en t PH. FA 2-021 Your dreams come true with 91 * ■ *1 10 oz. 59c ltM «-'•»< *f AflANIIC S SACaiC If A rOMAANV IU<* Mareal Bathroom Tissue4 1‘k" 49 Morcol Bathroom TissuelO ^B B' Conficlets S Jell-0 Gelatin ? 4 FltO ZK N I’ lK SH ELLS Pet Rifz y ir e ^ f o n e 6 'i-D *. I’kg. ONIONS 3 a 29 A PLAID STAMPS 19 LB. Sunshine Cheez-its Lays Potato Chips r, 12 l.b., I Cycle. 2 >peril YELLOW AN JOU With Trail* FIRaST & FRENCH lllfi VALUE! Mayonnaise - 49‘ Dipsy Crackers - 33‘ % iR E D U C E D befor,fl Jan. 1 WHEEL GOODS Exhaust Kxtrneinn lla-krt- Pancake Flour - 33‘ White Bread 2 — 31' b e N H iH T JANE PARKER ENRICHED SCSNVFIELD MUST F R ID A Y hall* Skatra Our Stocks Tites’. Tiies’. Tttes’- - 31‘ v « * ’» .7 Os. I’kg. J O .I kg. O f 9 A . 2 , ’ rK'‘‘* in J7BI this ml arc good through Saturday, December 28, ORLANDO DRIVE 1792 AT 27th ST. PARI) DOLE FACIAL SOAP DETERGENT Dog Food 3 y ; 49 Fruit Cocktail Woodbury Bar* 26 Fab I l.b. Can 2 0 ' CLEANSER WAX A-Jax Giant Si/* 3 lo r Litjl'lli Cleaner 49f 13 lit. B u t. 20* DETERGENT Super Suds 59r : Lb. 8 Os. Box Kef bile I1RIGHT SAIL Bleach G .L 30c ' �§ $ BAKBARA PETERS, North Oriando Vfl9*k* is kotpfac rtfuUr offtea hoars, ox­ er tbo holidays, at tho now offico In tba Orlaado Company Building. Tho offico la dsto & START THE YEAR RIGHT tho mornings on Mondays, WednosIdays and fa tho aftornowia on Tuoo(Herald Photo) days sod Thursdays. f Hoppin' John X 1 cup Flogo Blaekoyo Nos 3 cups wattr I cup Dlxlo Darling Rko Vi lb. Hog Jowl where she Is sUyiag with bsr two children. Par ene ef the few times since Ms death e f her busland, Mrs. John P . Kennedy acknowledged the gneattnge Of s crowd ef about 1M wellwishers who gathered outside tos ecean-front mansion of far fstfar-la-lnw, former AmfaMider Joseph P. Kennedy. She Mailed and waved n hand Wednesday whinghinil CHARLESTON, S. C. (U P I) m. Twelve sleeping children •ever awoke Wednesday to vecchrw the Sante Claus sur­ prises arranged to r them. A portable oil heater tipped • v t r by their parents as they put gifts under the Christmas tree spewed flames through­ out the woodtn tenement where the children slept kill­ ing them as they lay In their fads. The children, ranging In age from 20 years to two months, were all brothers, sisters and cousins. Thay were asleep In one room on the upper floor o f the two-story structure In a slum •action of this old city at the time of the pre-dawn fire. Fire department officials ■aid the fire apparently start­ ed when either Walter John­ son, 91, or hla wife, Mary Lea, <7, attempted to move the portable heater and It tip­ ped over. Flaming liquid s p r e a d throughout t h e structure. Bodies of the children were found in bed—five on ■ studio vouch, two on a single bed. three on a folding cot and two more on a pallet on the floor. An elactric train stood on Its trick In the burned-out shell of the home and charred dolls and trucks were strewn among the debris. M inton w as critically burned In the blase. Ilia wife was tba only other person to escape. She was not Injured. The victims were: Mildred Wilton, 20, LeUa Wilson, IS, Thom ulna Wilson, 17, Irene Wilson, 13, Benja­ min Johnson, 13, Anette John­ son, 11, Raymond Johnson, 10, Althamedes Johnson, tU , Zorslda Johnson, two months, Jerome Wilson, four, Jacquatta Wilson, two months, and Anthony Wilson, eight months, t Tbs tin t Christines fo r the Kennedy family without the m a n ia s ted President was a quiet one — presents were opened, then church and then a family dinner. Caroline, six, and threeyear-old “ John John" were up early and dived Into a huge pile of gilts with the well-known Kennedy exuber­ ance. Mrs. Kennedy looked oa and occasionally gave John Jr. ■ helping hind with a tightly wrapped package he couldn't open fait enough. John, who apparently inher­ ited hla lather's fondness for the Nary, got n toy boat. A family spokesman said the youngster also got a helicop­ ter and some airplanes. HU sliter received several dolls and “ girl's toys." Ths children, caught up In the excitements o f their pres­ ents, were allowed to remain at home while Mrs. Kennedy drove to the nearby residence of her father-in-law for n pri­ vate midday Mata. Hoppin1 John is the traditional southern dish eaten on the First to assure a prosperous New Year. Cook pool in wator 'til itock is thick but poos ora still whole. Add Hog Jowls. Stir into this ono cup Dixio Darling fancy long grain rlco and cook onothsr Yi hour. (Rico can bo sorvod separately.) Finest Quality Tongue-In Teeth-Out SAUER SM OKED HOG K rau ts 39 * Yellow Solids Elgin O LEO Catsup 2Blackeyes FLA G A PEAS BUSH'S BEST PEAS ■ RAVF 5< He EACH PATH . . ASTOR ACTOR FRUIT SAVE Mrs. Margaret M o r r o w (P e g ) Lyon, a form er San ford resident, died Wednes­ day In the Baptist Memorial Hospital In Jacksonville. She was a member o f the Presbyterian Church and at one time was an employe of S a n f o r d Atlantic National Dank. Survivors are her husband, Col. II. Y. Lyon (r e L ) of Jacksonville; daughter, Patty Lyon of Panama City; son, William Lyon, In military aervice In Korea, and a sister, Mrs. Frances M. Dali o f Tampa, ^ 300 CANS SAVE 4g EACH . . THRIFTY MAID . PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Sava 61 A Packoga at this Law M et O ’A a c n i Time and date for funeral services to ba conducted in (he National Cemetery at Greenville, Tens., have not been set. New Easy Open Asfor Coffee Formsr Gov. Buford Ellington flew to Texas Chrlatmas Day to Join Preildent Lyndon B. Johnson at hla LBJ ranch near Johnson City, Befora leaving by chartsrad aircraft, Ellington laid ha hoped to chat with the Presi­ dent and to do some deer hunting. He said tha trip had no political significance. Reds Sentence 6*U. S. Spies* 2 Boys Admit Setting Fire TOKYO (U P I ) - Commu­ nist North V lat Nam has sentenced six “ U. S.-South V iet Nam" spies to prison terms ranging from & to IS y ea n , the Communist New China News Agency N O N A •aid today. It said the alx were arrest­ ed In June efter lending from the ate on an island o ff tha cuait qf North V iet Nam ’s Qunng Nlnh Province. ThaiA nationality waa not disclosed but they wtre presumed to be Vietnanicaa. M IAM I (U P !) Two youngsters admitted Wednteday thay sat a f 150,000 fire to got avm with the manager o f a furniture atore who scolded them fo r shoplifting. The boys, aged 13 and 10, were turned over to juvenile to detectives they set the blase to “ get even" with the manager o f Dlscountland. The block-square furniture store burned uncontrolled fo r an hour Monday night before firemen could put out the Mate. O-LB. CAN . . SAVE 20*) Mou«iiuin thrown Folgers Coffee (l-LB. CAN . . SAVE 22*) Blue or White Detergent Freestone Arrow Detergent Improved Tide O'saga Peaches Fruit Cocktail (GIANT BOX . . SAVE 30 (BIG 2Vi CAN SAVE 8*> (303 CANS . SAVE 7* EA.I (GIANT BOX . . SAVE 20*> SMALL V ll. Beauty Bar Palmolive ■ATH S IZ I CASHMERE RATH SIZI Bouquet Palmolive REGULAR SIZE CASHMERE LAUNDRY SOAR Bouquet Octagon iu n (\ a X ft. S t v u P e Libby's �« A s Roast R ib s. Roast rflS M H w n R p W -D B R A N D B l i p IH 0 R 1 v — •**" SS p e S M Erin T« VbIbs SIbmi Five e-at. Cams r r Minute Maia Grasp Daiftt B e e f.. ' 5 9 / ■ V U , swrTIlf*-y_ ' rtf’ FRESH BOSTON BUTTS FORK Z Z Roast “ 39/ Franks-3 9/ j * WITH THIS COUPON AND rURCHAKG Two Pees. P o o i im M i KiagOrIbrWigs ARMOUR STAR BOOB THMU B IC IM in BDTN A T A M Y W IM M - P IR It FROZEN FOOD U . S. Num ber 1 W h ite By Mra. B . L. Johnaoa Wall, tha klddtaa are happy today, Santa cams and rlsttad tham and everything la okay. A t least it la with our email grandaughtera. Even little Carol, who has been mad at her Uncle Jim because be told her ha killed Rudolph the rein­ deer, hae aoftaned her heart and aaya ehe isn't mad at him now. • • • Hope you hare tour­ ed the “ town” to tee the beau­ tiful decorations that are dis­ played around tha hornet. Make a note to go by Forest and Sunset Dries in Loch A r­ bor ami see the manger scene made by retired Commander W. II. Wcible. A t night it Is •imply beautiful. • • • Jim and Shirley Hawkins and ba­ by are her* to spend tha Christmas holidays with Jim's parents, Charlotte and Vic Hawkina, and brother Buddy. * * * James and Lynn Giles have Lynn’s mother, Mm. Edith Wise, as their guest for the holidays. • * • M y oh M y! POTATOES Hospital Notes CIX1ANA GREENS Collards 6 O IXIA N A GREEN S A ROOTS Turnips CHICKEN ■BEEF * TURKEY 6 WITH THU COUPON AND PURCHAlt Of Bananas Mustard 6 O IXIA N A Squash M Extra Tm Yi Im Staapf FRESH GOLDEN FIRM RIPE O IXIA N A GREENS 6 EXTRA FANCY GA RED SWEET Potatoes 4 O IXIA N A PEAS Blackeyes ! CYPRES GARDENS FLORIDA ORANGE 49 litre Tm Vila# StMMf U. S. NO. 1 . . YELLOW O IXIAN A W HOLE Baby Okra . I THU COUPON AND PURCHASE OP Onions 5*39 TASTE-O -SIA FISH O IXIA N A SPECKLED But'beans , ONI LA—• BOTTLO Alka S«ltz«r •OOO TNRW IW IM BCt IBTW A T A W T W IN N - P IX if Decem ber 23, 1963 A d m issio n s Pearl Fort, Margaret Speed, Mary L. Cloc, Mary S. Pat­ terson, Evans McCoy, Carrie Welch, Caryl Marshall, Lynnette C. Belanger, Alice Green, June S. Luck, ell or Sanford; WHlla E- Rutherford. Manning Todd, all o f Osteen Jantea Follmer, Flora Berttrom, nil o f Denary; Paul Cuyter, Miss; Violet Holbrook, Deltona; James Coulllette, Enterprise. B irth s Mr. and Mrs. Andre Belan­ ger, buy; Mr. and Sirs. N or­ man Marshall, boy; Sir. ami Mr*. Gordon Fort, Jr., girl, Sanford. D isch arg ee Mae Sic Cum as, Roan Turn­ er, Beulah Vann, Lillian Hodg­ es, Raymond Swallow, Willie Johnson, Mary Cameron, all of Sanford; Joseph Vickers, Thomas D, Leavitt, Eva Wat­ son, Ernest N . Wright, all of lWRary; James Crabtree, Chu- luuta. Great Pert Tha Duluth-Superior harbor on I-ake Superior ia the sec­ ond largest port In America in terms o f lonnagu shipped. Iron ore end grain make up most of the tonnage. V an Camp Thrifty Maid Bush's Best Pork & Beans Sweet Corn Collard Greens (300 CAN . . SAVE 5Kaf> (303 CAN . . SAVE 7'At) (303 CAN . . SAVE 2)**) (QUART . . SAVE 16g) Who!* Kamol or Craom Styi* Regularly 2 car* 23d Regularly 65d A Quart Mazola Pure Com O il Libby's Strawberry Corned Beef Preserves (24-ox. JAR (l2-oi. CAN . . SAVE 14<) Regularly 49d A Jar Legal Notice Tilt: 1UTHH 13-os. LIQUID A JA X . . 39* G ia n t Fab Liquid Ajax Hi-Ho Crackers KIDS LOVE REG. SIZE A JA X C lE A N S U . FFV FUDGE NUT New Soaky Giant Aiax Cookies FLOOR AND WALL 30-COUNT HOOD Ajax Cleaner Baggies "33" B l e a c h Ci s i :r u r ,& t e v o a i \ A l i n e u>. Quart a . . . to LA VIS \ M. IlOUTT. t v i i o s t : m iMiD KNct : a n d a d d r u im is u n k n o w n : A eworn Complaint having b—n f l l r l aaaln-t jr«»u In the Circuit Court In end fur Huntnule County. Irtorlda, by lU'dCOK It. IlOUTT, for divorce, the abort ti l l * of which I* HOSCOB R. IlOUTT. 1'Ulntlff, ririUA L A V I N A M. IlOUTT. p *f-n l«n t. thaae present# era • f Ramlnat# County, Florida, and nerve a eopy th e r e o f en P lain tiffattorney. Carroll llorke. Attorney i t Law, I'.O. Z. ... Hanford. ________ PTortda, _______ on nr b ef ore th * Tlh day o f January, A. t>. IMS, o r other- l i e decree p r o confeaeo w ill be entered a c e l t . i t you. T ha l a n i a r d H e ra ld to 4s■ U n t ie d as • n e w e p i p - r o f ( • n e r e l rtrcutatlon la which this citation ahell ha publlahed once each w e e k for fou r com* Mcutlva weeha. W I T N E S S m y h in d and o f ­ ficial — el o f the C le rh of the Circuit Court on till* th - Srd day o f December, A. U. l i t * . IdBA l.t Arthur I I n -.k w llt. Jr, Clerk of tha Circuit Court lty: M i r t h * T. Vth le o, DC. Cerruti llurke A lt o rn c y («*r P l a i n t i f f suite i l l Sunfutd A t e n lle LUuk Hull lln< IVi-oi, Pkg. t OP* M 'lT r i.o t iin i s t a t u u p* Drawer LARGE FA S . . 3J< (a m A Tha poach bowl waa t ompl ai nwntad by a flo ra l arrangeman! o f white and bnaaa oaten la a w hite container. Thorn preeent to eajoy tha arming w ar* Patty, B etty aad Charlene Baker. Barbstrw aad Becky Gowan, Cookie RuaaaU, Bambl Chaaaar, P a t Nelaoa, Ruth Bullard, Buaan Dana, Yronna Stripling, Joy Wllao% Mr*. H. R. WUaaa aad M n . Johnson. Earlier that m a w day tha girl* conducted a eery ouctesa- WITH THIS COUPON AND PUUCHAll Of W -D B R A N D 7** C U T BIB fa M em bers o f th * L a k * M o*roe 4-H G irl* Handy H a tp m Club mat Saturday arm ing at tha home o f Mrs. H. L. John­ son, aaiiatant laadar, fo r a Christmas party and sxchanga of |tft*. Party room* war* decorated In tb* holiday thsme and a miniature manger acana high* llfhtad th* area under tha whit* Chriitmaa traa which war trimmed with blue orna­ ment* and flashing colored light*. Tha group enjoyed a period of game* and priaaa went to Barbara Gowan, Charlene Baker and Cookie RuaaelL Rafraahmenta o f lea cream punch, coconut cakaa, chip* and Chriitmaa eandlaa war* © P. O. Drawer X Sanford, Florida Publish Deo. *, U, l», II. t»«l. CDP-I at Christmas lim a, too. Hurry and get rid o f thaw Mikey, * * * Friend* o f Carlo* M am will regret to hear that h* ia In Bey Pines Hospital a t BL Petersburg. Mra. Mam, along with sons, Herbert, Roy aad Richard, w ill go daws Christ­ mas day. Anothar son, Jfa% hope* to g e t la during the week from Turner A ir Fore* Baa* In Albany, Ga., where ha It stationed, W e know that Carlos w ill undergo surgery. W e wish him a apeedy recov­ ery and hop* that ha eoaMO horn* vary shortly. Roy, who Uvea at Indiantowa, w ill l a here fo r fiv a days. Richard, who la statlonad a t Panama City with tha A ir Fore*, ia ate ready her*. * * * Bandmaster Ernest Cowley and Mrs. Cow­ ley were gracious boats Bake unlay evening to tha High School Band at thalr home am Lake Markham. 1 understand they had a wonderful timo. O f course, they always do. Was very sorry that I could not bo with tham but because o f so­ uther get-to-gather a t the same Ume I could not mak* It, But 1 waa thinking o f them because they are a wonderful group. Always. • • • W e with a quick get well to Tommy Carrol], young son o f W illiam and Allca Carroll Jr. Ho un­ derwent minor surgery a t tha local hospital but expects to be home on Chrlatmsa day. Our fingers are crossed that you will Tommy, • • Ou* sympathy goaa out to tha Roy Jammaa fam ily in Paola in th* tragic death o f thalr young son, Eugene. • • • Emery Krlenbrlng, who la stationed at Ft. Gordon, Ga., ia home foe the holldaya. Glad to aeo y e * Emery. * * * Lorain* Camera* had a few young people in fa* • pre-Chriatmas party at hat homa on Firat Street Saturday evening. * * • Had a visit from one of my "adopted” tone th* other evening. B ill Phage* that big high school “ footbal­ ler” and Glea Club member, who le now la Unci* Sam’* service, cam* by foe * short visit Bill looks wo ml#rub Ho la atatloned in California. An­ other high echool "footballer* Vie Welsh also was the over­ night guest o f our son Boh last weeknd. Vie ie atatloned with the N avy in Jacksonville. Very glad to aee him also. • • * The Sherwood Barbours have sum* o f 8herwood'a relatives ae guests fo r the holidays. A l­ so the Hugh Gowana on Riverview Ave. • • • 1 would like to take this time to wish every one of you a very Happy New Year. 1 hope that the year 1964 will be tha beet year o f your Ufe. free from sorrow* and troubles and beautiful la everything else. And remem­ ber to: T A K E T IM E . . . Take time— TO T H IN K , It ia a source o f power; Take time TO P L A Y , It 1* the secret o f porpotual youth; Take time TO READ. It is the fountain o f Wisdom) Taka tlraa TO LOVE A N D B E LOVED* It ie a God Given Privilege; Take time TO UE F R IE N D L Y , U is the road to Happiness; Take time TO LAUGH, It ia the music of the Soul; Take time TO GIVE. It U too short a day to be svl fish; Take lima TO W ORK It ie tha price o f Success. ■pi 14 *7 t tr �asssr warts about their future in- tjr la its *da«pwationM move to ob> tala tha four-yaar tmivtraity would the hoard considered any of Orsngo County's new kestioas. Any fears we had wars without foundation, ws loaned, whan tha board mot Monday Be Mud fo r my WO-point “ Th U fo r Huabsnda and W ives," enclosing a I o n s stamped, n tu m envelope, plua 20 cento. I f yea rata at leu*l “ Super­ ior" thereon, taka tha plunge! lu to dalajrad tbo aatablUhmant of tba btttltutkm for n o n than a jia r. M o ra a n y of tha aawlr nropocad Oranga County oltoa could bo ftvon atrlooa eonaidaratlon action would b ait baa roqulnd by tha State La*, ialatura for a rafarandom to bo bafaL But tha State Laitelatura doaa not moat again te a regular Motion un­ til IN K MoonwMla, tha State Lagtalatuia — through tha foresight of the local site selection committee — approved referendum! for tha Seminole sites during tbs 1968 session. A ll is in nsdlnsM to movs forward bars in Seminole if the Board of Control se­ lects either the Econ Ranch or Laka ( t ) I f they are tba main rapport o f e wldawad mother aad obtain s trea t deal ad a ffaction from bar, they may not fool aa mark naad fo r a mate. Bachelors aad aplnatora pact tha ago a f SO, H living with e widowed parent, are thua more liksiy to procrastinate about a wadding. They may publicly profaaa their g n a t dealra to m a n y , yat crnwflah ant ad aa actual wadding date a bra a daciaian Thought For Today that tho Board would not giro con* ■idormtlon to Oraago County'* now alte proposals ttnkaa all of tha re■mining aiteo presently under eonaidaratkm w w t found to bo impraetieal. This reaffirmed Tha Herald's faith in tho Board o f Control. After all, tho board gave ovary county in Urn area a ehanea to offer aitea. Tho dmdline poaaod in October. To have "Judgs not, that you bo jodfsd. For with tha judgment pronounce you will bo judged, tha measure you give will be not you and the measure you get" — Matthew 7:1-2. • a • a Critlsm is like a boomerang. It always comas back to tha sender. —Rav. John H. Hires, Jr„ Min­ ister, Grace Methodist Church, San­ ford. Unclassified Farm Census M a r tbo and o f 1H4 aa port o f tho U M Censes o f A g ri­ culture, accenting to tbo Bureau o f the Census, U . B. Deportment a# Commerce. Each farm er or rancher trill receive a census form by ms 11 In October or oarllor, and trill be asked to flit It rat. A renara taker will visit tho farm during November o r early Doaamber to review the fllled-rat term, make aura that all questions a n answer­ ed, and send tha form to Census headquarters. Tba “ do-it-yourself" plan la expected to save several mil­ lion dollars compared with tha method used In oarllor farm censuses In which a census taker asked all tha questions and wrote Uio an­ swers an tha census form. For tha first time, tho 1904 Census o f Agriculture will Include questions about Inroma received from recreation services, such aa hunting or fishing privileges, board and room provided to sportsmen; and questions about chemical sprays or dusts used during the year to control pests and diseases o f any kind. The bulk o f questions will deal with crops and livestock pro. OUR Tha 1M| Census o f A g ri­ culture will provide tho first count o f the nation’s farms •Inca tha Census o f Agricul­ ture in 1959 and tha first count o f people living on farms hi tha nation decreased from Its high point o f fl.8 mil­ lion In 1935 to 9.7 million In 1969. Tba number ad people living on farms dropped from more than SO million in 194U to less than 14 million persons in 1900. Senator 8p*t«ard Holland says that in the field o f edu­ cation t h i s Congress has achtaved probably mors than than any Congress In history. “ First, wo enacted a bill pro­ viding construction funds and student loans fo r colleges and univeralUes offerin g education in medicine, dentistry, opto­ metry, podiatry, oeteopsthy and nursing. Secondly, tha BOARDING HOUSE 4 h u t u W o o anptiw aV aB o o u m t MISSION 8SA {ftp ftmforii frraUi Sanford, Florida (N B A ) — U. 8. Information 6 s e iP T H » TAYl f l HEAR AN O n S A OPERA TO MS IS 3UST A> HAS COM* S n T /--\W rW A LOT OP FAIN IN TVC N EC X.iST -fc; AND LISTEN TOWS? 1 FldWTlNO AMO MUSIC! DO YOU UN, AWAKB NIOUT4 THtNK- IF YOU START CRACN-kSBUIMa IN IT, N * UP «A d S UYB tUw ,i |NO YOUR CWBVANA/dOTWAV’U . . W JM D O ftm a T w e r/ f h l a t hopau ! SUSTTDBURN M S * tRFO RM A N Cft, / { TUB O P««A I* < WCLl.-lH 4MBLL OF < LCOW6 DOWN / / IN ITALIAN Mo th ball* in t h is 1 N Y ON THAT / BUT TH»V IN 3 0 Y R&NTtD OUTFIT WUA, Z M A -ti— ^ A R dU iN * IN ANY FUTMate^AI 1—1 * m -A I T t " * * * ? it-AN OUAO*/ rrg ; tttS P L O U Page 8 Foreign reaction to tha aasi(nation was tha m u l t of a Agency— broadcast o f President John­ Trotskylto conspiracy with the son’s speech, aa analysed by American radical righ t and tho government's Internation­ U SIA’e research staff, has tho Ku Klux Klan were dis­ al public relations arm—has proved. been gtnernlly favorable. pulled out a ll tho atope to The Job now la to contlnua Moscow expressed cautious makt tho world bettor ac­ approval o f Johnson’s pledge familiarising foreign publle quainted w ith now President to Implement the Kennedy opinion with President John­ Ideas and Ideals and to work son's personality and views. Lyndon Johnson. for removal o f the main causes This Is the assignment that This e ffo rt began Nov. 22 U SIA television, newsreel, after President Kennedy’s as­ o f U. 8.-U. S. 8. R. friction. picture and news feature serv­ This theme was rebroadcast sassination when tho Vico ices have taken on. President took the oath o f o f­ In many languages by Radio Moscow. But some Communist — A half-hour documentary fice that mndo him head o f the A m a r i e n n government. It doubts were erpreaacd on the on President Johnson la now statement being put on video taps by two reached a high point with new President's Voice o f Am erica’s worldwide, that the United Stales would Emmy award winners who vol­ lira broadcast o f President keep Its commitments from unteered fo r the job. Johnson’s speech to Congress South Viet Nam to West Ber­ — Two complete television rarly Wednesday afternoon, lin. ■hows on Johnson’s life and Western European news Nor. 27. career are being prepared, media showed much encour­ In those fiv e days Voice of with Spanish volets fo r LatinAmerica w as on the air 22 agement and Increased confi­ American audiences. hours a day and U S IA world­ dence In U. 8. leadership after — Newsreel cltpa era being wide wireless ilia patches were the Johnson speech. This came prepared fo r 35 areas w h en greatly extended beyond their after tha sophisticated Euro­ th en Is no commercial news pean press had expressed normal 10,1100 worila a day. file. Monitored In l i t American great disbelief that the events — K eix-page Insert photo­ in Dallas happened just re­ overseas posts, this full news graphic life story o f President coverage formed the basis for ported and fo r the motives Johnson will g o Into the Pol­ Information services provided given. ish and Russian editions o f There were other minor dieforeign governments to pro­ the U 8 IA illus“ Amerika American Legion members ject a dally picture o f the Im­ sente. Yugoalavia wua grate­ trated monthly magaxlne. of Florida will conduct a state, ful that Johnson did not men­ portant events happening In — A 10-page color cartoon wide veterans Information tion Cuba, but Japan’s Social­ tha United Slates. book on President Johnson’s census that w ill reach Into ist parly regretted that he did The total effect was to as­ every home in the state, dur­ sure the world that the change not mention tho Par East life I* being prepared fo r dis­ tribution in l-slin America, ing the months o f January, In presidents had not chunged more ipecificaly. Africa and free Asia. February and March, 1904. From A frica there wee scat­ American foreign pnlirlee end Tho gigantic undertaking is tered concern that President that the American government the firs t to be conducted by remained strong. Johnson's s o u t h e r n back­ The American Legion in any ground might have some effect state o f tha Union, It will on hie support for civil rights. INVESTMENT SERVICE serve as a pilot program for Communist China’s “ People’s the entire national organisa­ Listed sad enlisted Daily” predicted that the U. 8. tion. Securities imperialist politic* will not The purpose o f the census, ie Editor: Herald Mutual Fonda change and that Johnaon will The biggest gift list la continue Kennedy policy. to pln.point by name and ad­ dress, each and every veteran, CARE’ i 17-year history—33.A L L E N A CO. Voice o f America has made now livin g in the State of 000,000 persons In 33 countries no answer ot these criticisms, 411 K. LE M O N 8T. Florida, who saw service in —will share tha benefits oi other than by following tha LAKELAND, FLA. farm abundance usual policy o f reporting the World W ar 1, World War 11 American distributed during the coming nswi straight and factually aa and tha Korean Conflict. Member: Mid went 8toeh Back Florida, with one o f ths year through C ARE’a Food It happens. This may have Chicago Board o f Trade three fastest growing veteran Crusade and related feeding been particularly helpful In programs. populations in tha nation, ha* getting the new* behind the In tha hope you may he iron entrain. a number eelimated at some­ where between 700,000 and willing to remind your read­ Russia has made no attempt ers of our holklay-sssioo ap­ to Jam V O A broadcasts for MRS. STAN COMSTOCK 1,000,00. The census has been set up, peal to send $1 Food Crusade some weeks. So Russia’s in­ rt. GA 5-M34 •nd w ill be conducted the same packages, a suggested editor­ ternal broadcasts that the aess the Federal Census, with a ial ia enclosed. Whatever eupbreakdown o f population by porl you can gtva will be deeply appreciated, r a bahaU county divisions. Both Legionnaires and Aux­ of thoaa who will be fad. Wa also want to taka this iliary workers w ill wear caps occasloo to thank tha Amer­ for identification to the gen­ ican proas for its outstanding eral publle. Many will wear cooparalkm in keeping the full uniforms. A ll will carry public Informed on all phase* membership cards for further of CABS’a work to help the Identification. needy acroea the world. The A ll veterans In the state are entire C A R E staff, at home asked to cooperate with the and abroad, Joins me in ex­ workers by giving Um Infor­ tending to you and your staff mation asked. Tha census beet wishes far a Happy New •tarts Jan. 2, and closes Msr. Year. 31, 1904. Census hours are Frank L. Goffio from 3:00 to 7:30 p. m. Executive Director W A S H IN G T O N Bvery term er aad rancher w ill have need fo r records on hie basinets hi 1M4 in or­ der to provide accurate an. ■ware fo r tho do-it-yourself Thun., Docambar 26, '63 follows tba old ado go: “ Wrap over your final dael*Ion. W alt tlQ tomorrow to doeldo* Actually, wa can become aa much addicted to this pro­ crastination aa aa alcoholic la a stars to wbiekoy. For good kablto, aa wall u bod habit*, ean ultimately make us their stoves. And ooms habile a n very good la moderation, b a t hamp­ er our happlneie when wo lot them usurp a tyrant's role over our behavior. Tina had boon on# o f my psychology students a t Northwsstora University. So I gave her tha Marriage Teats mentioned below. And •ho also rated her fiance there­ on. Both came out with “ V ery Superior" rankings. So I actually prodded Tina Into sotting a definite wedding data Bines she needed an out­ sider to puth her Into this drsirablo decision. Many times I hava not only ■hored desirable proa poets In­ to matrimony but I hava sometlmos had to taka tba overly cautious old bachelor by Um arm and accompany him to the Aseoeitte U tter Managing U tte r JVDT W M M O ust? Editor Beetetr M iter gain at— tit FROM IJJO IIP Grayerille Nsrsery S S I OrapetUle Arm FA M M “ Scotia Dealer" CRYSTAL — IC E BUCKETS — POTTERY — WOODCROFTERY SERVING T R A Y S — W A LL PLAQUES CHRISTMAS CARDS & W R APPING Jeweler's tor tho wedding rin g! For when men and women pass tho ago o f SO, unmarried, they am often hampered by one or more o f these reasons for deferring tbo wadding: (1 ) They are afraid o f tba sexual aspects o f marrisgs. OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY qtofcSssi?** \ COM PLETE Letters this month...every month Savings invested by January 10th w ill earn prof, its from the Arat of the year for a full year’s return next December 31st Money added by the 10th of •very month w ill earn for the entire month fur wahimiim profits all the time. i r u u fc. n m iR w a rant van nur R E A D Y NO W ! Look ahead...look to FA 2-5842 �J* *» 1 l M a il W rtiB Pne. M , 1MB — V t f T East German Slain Escaping Navy Man Nearing End Of Stint Here BERLIN (TTH) — Com­ vaatag* of Ot n u t t o t s mon1st border (unrdi killed eroeeings to escape. A com*, u East Otnua teen-ager panion, also IS, mad* It to the Wort oafsip. to the Week while 11,000 It n o Uw ( M tames Went Berliners were enjoying death alsM th* Commsslat Christmas visits la East Ber­ vail was opened to Christmas lin. visit* a track ago nadir m The Comaonist * sanctioned agreement providing W o n t visits eoathrasd today an tho second day at the Christmas to nee their East Berlin reholiday, bat West Berliners 1a t I v e s . The Ccmmmtsta were bitter over the death at made no provisions for East 10-year-old Paul Schulte, who Germans to go to tho West, apparently tried to taka nd- hoeoosa they would have no Jr. Bihart B. PA t SIM May the to yen; the New Tear ta­ lly among me an eternal lasting. Georg? Marshall, ADJ1, la nnarini the end o f n career In the Navy. He la the hus­ band of Mrs. Ella M. Mar­ shall. They have been m ar­ ried for IS years. T h eir home la in Birmingham, A la. Mar­ shall is a natlre o f Georgia - where he attended the schools ' o f Fort Valley. His parents ■re Mrs. Annie L . Dun son of Tuscaloosa, Ala. and George A. Marshall of F o rt Valley, Ga. Presently he Is stationed st the Naval A ir Station in Sanford. Hla wile will soon be visiting Sanford. e e e ‘ New Salem P rim itive Bapt­ ist Church presented its an­ nual Christmas profram on Christinas Eve, followed with the Christmas Watch Meeting. .'Number One Choir and Vsh• era served. The Sth Sunday Unless of tbs East Florida Primitive Baptist Convention Association will convene at the ML Zion P. B. Church In -Palatka. The church is locat‘ ed on the corner o f 15th street and Bronson Avenue. This meeting will begin December 37.-9. Rev. P. H. Prison will deliver the 3:00 p. m . mess age on Sunday December 9 th . He will be assisted by his choir and ushers of San­ ford. Rev. D. P. Pendleton, President; Rev, T . R, Grit"fin, Moderator, * « • ••There’s no placo like home for the holidays. F o r the holi­ days, you can't beat borne ■wcet home.' Home for tbe holiday* are; Elflenta Hill, Gloria FosslU, Elisabeth Douglas, Israel Black and James Browdy Jr all from Paine College; Tom ­ m y Wilson 111, from Dillard .University; Sylvester Barr•lngton, Howard M e d i c a l 'School; Freddie Barrington, Richard Jackson and Rufus Boykins from Clark College; Barbara Jean Pringle, Fla. Norma! College; - Cassandra Sheppard, Selna Heights, Mich; Ella Jean Bobb, Susie Stewart, Sonja Brewlogton, Brenda Hatch, Zelma Allen, Gloria Dixon and Willie Butler from Tennessee A and I; Dennl# Scurry, Wil lit Brown III, Eddie Moore and Ernest Mobley, ell of Morehouse; Leroy Kendrick, Claudia Brown, Theophlus Mungen, Melvin Abney, Wil lett Brown, Edgar Bass and Irla Deveaux from Florida A and M University; Rosa Har­ rell, Glorius Knight, Gwen Sapp, and Mary Jetks of Xitinrina College; Faye Oliv. er, Fisk# University; Met Ionise Cherry, Robert Bacon, Harry Harvey, Ernest Whitby, and Patricia M erritt from Taladega; Helen S t a r k e , Hampton Institute, Visiting with relatives and friends are: Eddie Ellzy, Baltimore, Md.;; Mrs. Ida Bella Williams, James Ellzy, Robert Duvall and Alton Burke of Rochester; Catherine Burke, Damon and Curtis Jackson all from Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. W alter A Stapler and children of St. Albans, L. I. are houseguest of Mr. Stapler*! mother, Mrs Carroll Stapler. Mr. and Mrs. Jaho Dargan and children of Chattanooga, Tenn. are visiting his mother l e a r a l a g of the yonth's death. The Christmas Day shots "have shocked ns all," De­ puty Mayer Heinrich Alberta "Tho narrow passage for humanity which has been re­ cently epened haa grown nar­ rower again,* he added. killed on tho wall ebnee the Commonlate hnllt It In An* gnat, 1M1, .died Wednesday night In a West Berlin hos* pita] ns thousands of Watt GEORGE MARSHALL Mrs. Victoria Dargan. Mrs. Barabara Francis T o r n o f NYC Is spending tho holidays bam with hor fam ­ ily. Mrs. T o m Is tho daugta ter of Mrs. Msrlo Francis. Carolyn Clsrka has ratwr ed home after spending al* most a year In Roanoke, V ir­ ginia. Carolyn says, “ The weather is tooooo cold there tor me.*' Mrs. Erma Bt)tlar and daughters, Mrs. Jewel Sim p­ son and Madelyn Ralford o f West Palm Beach are visit­ ing Mrs. Butler’ s mother, Mrs. Lllllo Harrison. They were accompanied by T rjn » Ralford and Pallia Slmpeon. The Southern Baptlet Con­ gress will convene at M L Zion Baptist Chureh Decern' her 34th and run through the 31th. This congress cov­ ers the Southern District, which consists of approximate­ ly three hundred churches. You ar* eordlally Invited to come out and worship with us. Rev. H. J. Clark affiliated minister. win Legal N otict tu rn T H E BR O N X S AVIN GS D AN K, a corporation oreanlaed and r t l a t l n y undar the l a w * « f S a w York, F la ln t tf f, rL A T lE N C E C L I F F O R D DOW and J E A N E T T E LOW . hla wlla, voT trvi FLORIDA GRADE " A * D & D TASTY TR U -TE N D R SW IF T S TRU-TENDR LEAN MEATY iv t h * cincrrr cornT in it n rnn sf. wivov.b co ts t v . ri.mitTtv iv ciiAvrnisr. a m no. STEAKS FRESH M I ATT ib. 33c Neck Bones ib. I0 ( Spare Ribs * Wieners * Bologna * Smoked Sausage 3 lbs. $1 HRE [IR E Datandants. or »r r r THE S T A T E OF FLORIDA TO i CLARENCE C U F F O ItD Sho.^'rmld.nci-ta A - know nl J E A N E T T E tlHEI-O W. whoao raildanee la U i known: T on ara hereby notlflad th at a ault haa baan Iliad ae aln a t you aa Pafandanta In tha nbova antlllad cause: and th a t y » u ara haraby requ ired to III* your anawar with tha Clark o f thla Court, and ta aertra a aopy tharaof upon t h * 1*1a Inti f f, or F la ln t lfr a at t o r nay, wh ma nama and aditraaa ta: Smith Elliot and Schwalbe, SIX Ilarnatt National Dank liulldlne. Jackaonvllla S. F l o r ­ ida. not latar than Jan u ary 37, ISIS. I f yon fall ta do ao, da. crae pro aonfaaio w i l l ba anla n d aealnat you tor tha r - l f - f damandad In tha c o m ­ plaint. Tha natura o f la id ault beInn for faraalotura o f m o rt ta n a raaardad in Book SSI, Paaa !0S. at tha a f l l e l a l R efor do of Bamlnola County, Florida, lha deacrlptlon at tha prope rty proceeded aealnat t i l ­ ing aa fo lt o w i: All that carlain property iltuata and be|n( In Ramlnola County, F l o r ­ ida. m a n particularly daaerlbad aa followa: Dot IS. Block Q. HVNT.AND EST AT ES, a auhdlrlalon. aceordlny to a plat thara­ of, r ie o td ld In l-lat Uook I I . p a d * IS to 13 of tha Public Itarard! o f d-tnl. nolo County, Florida. Subject ta an ea*em*nt for Public Utltlllaa alo ng tha W » « t « r t y I f ia t o f aald Lot 30 T o d t h a r with all a t r u c l u r i i and l m p f o » » » a n l a now and her eafter on laid Lind. and lha rant*. Irene*. and p r o f i t ! o f tha above daierlbad pro party; and all f lilu r a o now or haraaftar nltaehad to or u*ad In connection with tha p r e m lie i herein draerlbad and In addition thereto lha f o llo w l o t daterlbad houaahold appll ancas, whleh ara. and ahall ba deamaJ to ba. f litu r a a and a part of tha n a t t y and are a For his service In the portion of tha n c u r l t y for tha In d eb te J n tii haraln mention­ American Revolution, Lafay­ ed: One OB R a f r I ( a r i t o r , ette was granted American citizenship to himself and his descendants. la Moscow, FravtU, tin So* rkt Communist Party news­ paper, praised tho visiting 3 JEW EL ^ )Shortening 3 L a CAN Sweet Potatoes BIIURFRESH BLUE SEAL SOLID MR. G FROZEN • OZ. PKG. t lilac.). Model LAB-U-S. 8 , rial No. U S -S tn it l On* OE Rang*. 1E l a e ) . Mi'dtl J-tOt-T. Harlal No, CRISP GREEN TT-OWHI One iv c o r v T r z iD iu m m n i r . BKHIVOLK c o r v r v , ri.OH­ IO.% seaTvns op FRUDgXCE B RRtTYOO. DECEASED x o t h k t o r n itn iT n n * to a l i . r r .n e o v » titv iv n i!U ls « o il iit:w % vu « a iia iv s t m iii kvtatki T oo and aaeh of jrou ar* hereby notified and required U hla anr elalmi and daman,It which you. er althar of you, may ha»« asalnat aald aetata la the office of Itnn. r Vern­ as Mlae, Jr.. County Judea of tftmlnole Coanty, at hla office In tht Court Home tn Hanford, Florida, within ala calendar montha from the tlm> of the flrat publication of ihle notice. Bach claim or demand mual be in wrltlnx and contain tho place of rralJrnco and M i l office addreae of the claimant and mutt be ewern ts by tbe claimant, hla asaat or alter, aty. or the aame that! be veld. Howard Jordan Aa Kiecuter o f anil e-lale Waterhouse and stBiaa St W. Waahlneton 1ft. Orlando, Florida Fabliau Dec. 11. SC. Jin. S. S. 1HI, CDF-41 IMS A Duo-Therm Haatar, to il). Modal I3S.I. H.rlal No. Z3-H-1S. SS.oOO BTU One Chalaan Kitchen E l haunt Pan, No m , d • l or a«rla l number* Tan Vamatlan Blind*. ( M a ­ ta !). manufactured by R o ­ berta A w n l n t A V«natla n Itllnd Company, Orlando. Fla. No modal or aarlat n uni bar*. tv I T N ESg my hand a n d tba aaal o f aald Court at Sanford Florida, thla ITth day o f D e c ­ ember, A. D. ISSt<8KAL> Ar th u r H. Reckwlth. J r . Ctarh o f tho Ctrrult Court b y : Martha T. Viblan Depu ty Clark ( A copy of tho complaint filed herein la a tta ch *! to tha copy e f thla Notice which la m a lle i to each Defendant for whom a n ild a n c a m ort apac lfti than n State or Country wna ( I v a n In tha aworn atatamant filed herein by tha I ’ l a lo U ff . hla a « * n t ar attnrnay.) SMIT H. E L L IO T A N D SCHWALBE Attornaya aaS Counealtore at CABBAGE U. S. NO. 1 W H ITE PIsAN TATIO N LG. BAG CO N VENIEN T LOCATIONS TO SERVE YO U : Law I I I Barnett National Bank Bulldlna JaLkeonvIlte t, Florid a Fublleh Dae. it, ZS. Ib *l Jan. t. I, IMS. CDF-as 4th S t A & Sanford Ave. — Plenty O f Free Parking In Rear O f S tan lipo W . 13th Street �Christmas Party For Ladies Dellary Woman's Club Welcomes New Members Society The D t B t iy V o o u 'i C M Contribute To "Schoolhouse bald It* C h r it t a u \ meeting o f the Ladles Society « f the s t tb« Community Castor, < Brotherhood o f Locomotive with Mr*. Charlea Ulrich pre- 1 Firemen and Englnemen v u aiding. B ar. T r. Gerard D*v- 1 held recently a t tha home ef tin *f D aU nd u d aaalaunt st < tha DeBary I t A n ’s Church, I Mrs. H . E. Turner. garc tha invocation. Father 1 A gay Christmas tree greet­ Davila ipast several years a* ' ed the guests aa they entored chaplain hi the Rnyal A ir 1 through the Florida room. Forte—tw o years la British In the livin g room were ether East Africa, is Scotland and Christraaa arrangement* and England. a miniature blue tulle tree. M n. C. E. Butler led the Mrs. W alter Cook was tn aalulc to the flag. There were charge o f the gomes. Winners five guests present and four who received prise* were new member* w ere presented M n. H arry Wilson, Mrs. C. H. by the membership chair­ Goethe. Mr*. Robert Elttn- man, Mrs. P. Good son, who eoff and M n . J. A. Calhoun, gave tach a violet plant (the A fter the games the memben club flow er) as Urn member* enjoyed n g ift exchange. tang the club’ s theme song, Refreshment* o f coffee, hot ••Violets,” to Mrs. B. Ber­ tea, fru it cake, salad end nuts ger, Mrs. Richard Baxter, were served by the hostess MUi Hasel Paddock and Mrs. to Mine*. W alter Cook, Harry O. Kettgen. W ilton, C. H. Goethe, Rob­ Mrs. R l e h a r d Fried!*, ert Eisrncoff, J. A. Calhoun, chairman o f the education de­ Paul Sofriod, E. P. Williams. partment, will entertain Jr., H. H. Fortner and Har­ members on Jan. f at her old Keeling. home on Eatretla Road at 3 p m. The speaker will be I. W Red iton* from the Junior College. Daytona Beach. Mrs. E. Reed thanked the MRS. JACK ERICKSON, center, way* and mean* chairman of Theta Ep­ women who helped at the Dosilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, is presenting a check for $250 Bary Mansion House on Deto Jim Hunt, president of Seminole County Association for Retarded Chil­ Bary Woman's Club day. Schoolhouse." Mrs. Mr:. Clifford Nelson N*Unn Is !' dren, for use at tha the "Little Bed Kea senoomouse/ Greeters st Friday's meeting accepting the dolls and wardrobe she deceived for participating in the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen­ were Mrs. E. Hilberg and fund drive. derson. Constance Road East Mrs. T . Van Arsdale. Mrs. have returned from a world M. Waits thanked the mem­ gifts tour that took them 35,000 bers fo r the many miles into Athens, Greece; brought la for the retarded Switxerland and France, sad children. Large boxes were after their return to the U. filled to overflowing fo r the 5. they visited their daugh­ children's Christmas. The DeBary Choristers preFor that holiday brunch try ter and her family. Dr. md Well, a big holiday has week st the aame time an­ < tented selections from the Mr*. Richard Gtbbosy of come end gone. And next other one and another year, these W AFFLES and HAM Camp Hill, Pa., and grind- M lttlah, with soloists Robert will be here. For that New A P P L E SAUCE. children, Ricky and Diine. N. McGee, Gertrude MaeY ea r'* Eve and New Year's Filling; They also stopped o ff In New Niughton, Gladys D e n t i e r Day parly here are two party 2 tbs pi. butter York before beading for Flor­ and Thelma Smith, and the punch reclpea that will serve 14 cup chopped onion "Glory To God chorus by the ida. 2 cups canned spplessuce 33 to SO. Chorister!. "T h e Hallelujah 14 tip. ground cloves EASY P A R T Y PUNCH . Chorus" was a piano and or% cup seedless rilslns 1 can (40 o i.) Florida grape­ 1 gan duet by Laura Brown at 1H eup diced ham fruit juice, chilled the organ and Theresa KuWaffles: 1 can (40 os.) Florida orange 2 cupa sifted all purpose flour juice, chilled Hang clothes out to air and 1 tbsp. baking powder 1 can (IS oa.) Florida tanger­ scrub the interior of the clos­ % Up. aalt ine Juice, chilled et with s strong baking aoda 2 tbips. sugar 1 qt. glngerale, chilled solution, one cup e f soda per 2 eggs, separated Combine citrus Juicea In bucket o f hot water, to over­ l'.i cups milk punch bowl with tec cubes. come dank mildewy aromas. 6 tbips. melted shortening desired Add glngerale, or use a waffle mix garnish with grapefruit sec­ Filling: Melt butter and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31st tions, lime slices, mint and chsrrlea. Makes 4V* qt>. •:M P. M. - TU T brown; add apple sauce, cloves and raisins; simmer 3 ICE CREAM F n U lT PUNCH minutes. Add ham and sim­ W gallon vanilla ice cream, mer 3 minutes longer. softened Waffles: Silt together flour, 6% cups (48 ot. can) apricot • MIDNIGHT BUFFET baking powder, salt and su­ nectar, chilled gar. Beat egg yolks, add milk, At* rups (48 os. can) pine­ tumblne with dry ingredients, • ENTERTAINMENT • FAVORS apple Juice, chilled mixing until smooth. Add % cup (• ot. can) froten shortening. Beat egg whites Tickets 15.50 Per Person, Inc. Tax ft Tip orange Juice concentrate, stiff; fold in. If waffle mix la thawrd used, blend according to di­ t qt. sparkling water, chilled rections on pkg. Bake accord­ Mix juicca and add Icc ing to manufacturers direc­ cream In punch bowl. Add ice tions for operating waffle cubes or crushed Ico and Iran. Serve apple sauce fill­ when re aily to serve add ing on top o f or between |sparkle water. watflcs. Serves 4. TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG T H E PRESCRIPTIO N OUR P R IM A R Y C O N C E R N * COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE F A M W DOWNTOWN SANFORD A LL Christmas CARDS Personals diomsuniduUiA STARTS Loo Feldman's M ayfair Orchestra TO D A Y ! Siw udt’A Call For Reservations: FA 2-8800 ANNUAL TOMORROW’S WORLD IS THEIR’S... Enterprise 54” Wool Flannel^-T7V Personals Miss Jin Whisler, student at Hanover College, Hanover Ind . arrived Saturday for the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ardo Whisler, in their new home. 5 4 " Wool Crepo’t J r F V ‘g Winter Coats Personals Mr. and Sirs. Gerald Ruth erfard, Mlnonk, III., and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Held, Ran­ som, 111., are spending the holidays with Mr. and Sirs. Jack Morgenstern. of 201 Lake Boulevard. Mrs. Ruth­ erford, Mr*. Held and Mrs. Morgenstern ara listers. WEDDING CO M IN G UP? w* outfit tho men la tha party, eorreetly . comfortably. WILL THEY BE PREPARED? Florida State Bank of Sanford encourages you to pre­ pare now for the financial security and education of your children, fnquire today about our several plans. Including a unique college scholarship program of savings. With Mink Trim Collar SPECIAL! GIRDLES 20% Off Double Knit Bates & Peter Pan Cotton *&’<5 9 <yd 39" Peter Pan Cotton & Dacron^ ”9 8 ^ w id e AND SALE TUXEDO SPECIAL! OUTFITS Open FrL Nights riuHt US MagnelU -££"2,6V 54” Wool Jersey ^ ”1,79yd SUCKS MANY WEAR. OTHER FABRIC ITEMS ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE ON SALE! THESE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! Sanford P h o u FA 2-1338 t s r COTTON Wan Plaid l - V l u i m o v T WHITES RENTALS — SALES FLORIDA STATE B AN K LAD IES’ See Our Complete Line of New Spring Dresses For Ladies 1 �Top Drivers In Weekend Drag Races Kentucky Leads SEC In Scoring Picking Losers Is Profitable The Snodgrass ft It Isn't generally knows, bat ona. Tha Laplander, lo r anI *m raipontihl# for m o r a l ot Am erica’* greatest family Yachts aall the m a w aaaa, Pleasaos hang oa walls, sad payments oa tba refrigerator and color T V set a re op to date, thanks to a custom I bare followed for years. Tba custom la tba ot Bowl footbal losers—lo r all to sea. A w l act Dodger Victory Fir And Away Tops For Year 9f V P t Sports Writer M IA M I—Far and away tba tap sports story o f tba year M l was tba torn straight •weep a f tba Loe Aaielaa Dodgers over the neter sotvaated New York Yankees 11 was completely unpre­ dictable, tba meaner Is which tba wader-dog Dodgers rolled r riewi ' ssily over the peren­ nial world champions. This, plna tba arsr-lastiag drama of tba World Series, moved It the realm ad the “ o r fa ll claeMe and pat t b a class all hp Itself. N etting was really close Bat I f you have to aorrelata a “ l i n t 10“ In tba i porta world for the last year, would cams out clone to this: 1. Dodger World Scries vie lory ha four straight over the Yankees. 2. Professional f o o t b a l l ecasdaL 3. Wally Betta’ libel salt against Saturday Evening Foot, 4. Veteran Julius loros' play-off victory ever Arnold Palm ar and Jaeky CupIt hi tba U . S. Open golf champion 3. Sonny Liston's secood •Weight one-round knockout •C Floyd Patteraon. «. Chicago Basra' Western Division victory In the N F L pro gridiron race. T. The death o f “ Big Dad­ dy” Lipscomb. I . Jack Nlcklaua becoming the youngest winner of the Masters golf championship in history. 9. Chatesugay’s Kentucky Derby triumph over Never Bend and Candy Spots, 10. Chuck McKinley's vic­ tory at Wimbledon. Thera were a g n a t many other thrillers sod chillers. Such as the boning death of Davey Moore, John Pennell’s 17-foot pole vault, the PanAmerican games at Sao Paulo, Yogi Berra being named manager of the Y in keea, and tha untimely death o f Eraise Davis, a kid who might have been one of tha pro football greats. Legal Notice woth 'ss o r f rc hkkm v u s row ct-onivo %vii in i v i i. o v m a t.viano n oa im . TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKIIX. y o u W ILL TAKH NOTI' H thal thU Hoard o f Cnunty Commli.lan.r* of Bomlnol* County, upon petition « f qualified lead earner, will on Ihe Vtth day of January, tSSI at IS:Sfl oYtock A. XI. la the meellns room of th. County Cumnileitonera In the Semi­ nole County Court lluuee et Sanford. Florid*, renelder the advtoablltiy e f and determine whether nr not the County will vacate, abandon and elo.a for road and eaaement pur !>oeea and to renounce end dleelelai any rlsht of the Coun ly and the public in and to Ihe fallowlny described alley or eaeement and roede eltuat ed la Seminole County, Florida aa delineated on Ihe plat of Ilia Iteetatoa of tllocka T. V. V, end W, and Tropical Park lleierratloa In Needhem'e lie. vleed Map of Chuluota. Oranae County, Ftertde, aa recorded In Plat Ueok -<r. pea* it. Public tteeorde o f (tren ii County, rioilda. an I Plat U....U I. pare It, of the I'uhlln Hecorde of kemtnolo County. Florida, to wit: ( i ) That cartels etrlp of lead Moan on eeld plat of Block tv ae an alley or eaeement over and upon eatd Ulock W, and r-tnnlnc between Haltway Are. and Flret tttreet(b) That part o| Hallway Are. tytna Eeet of the Exit line af Second Strain attended Boutti to to ihe Boutb line ot Me­ lton IS. Townehlp It Mouth. Hanre 11 Kaat. <e) That part of oleander Are. lytas Eeet of the Cast line or Second ■treat extended South to the South line of laid Oleander Are. pursuant to the authority r iv ­ en said County u n d e r Sec I lo n a ISM * sad SIS.1* of the FlorIda Statutes. All pereoaa Interested may appear aad be heard *t the time and plaee specified. BOARD O F COUKTT COM. MI&MOXKR* OF RKXtlX tX Jt COU.VTY IIV: Jemea I- Avery, Jr. Chairmen SUTTON' and BKoW.N • p a Bo* 1ST Or Unto. Fla. Publish Dec. IS. ISO. CDF-M Betting on my salacttoaa Ing o f gambling. Now could H? I select losers, and faw Dple In their right minds deliberately bet oa the losing side. 1 have never b a n a rang in all my years o f selecting ml bears. When 1 say • taam will lose. It loses. Why did 1 decide to pick losers Instead o f winners? Common aanae. Anyone w! h u ever hat on anything knows that winner* a r t hard to coma by. H u t toes for b o n **, dogs, baseball games, tennis, pole vaattMg, raps climbing, and abaatfog dies. Tha Snodgrasses, tba Lasy landers and others amassed tbelr fortunee by wagering on tba Bowl teams that I didn't me. It ilands to raas that for every loser there must be a winner. Moat football selectors use the Mason’s record to name their winnero. I pay little or no attention to what t teams do during the regular Mason, or who coaches them, or what players they have. Such facta art incidental and have little bearing an tba outIn selecting the losers use the tides, the stars, tha depth o f tha oceans, tba birth­ place o f the team mascot, tha mein average rainfall la var­ ious localities, D ept o f Labor statistics, tha mating habits of tha tapir, and even the type of wood of which the goal posts are made. 1 like Illinois to lose to Washington la the Rosa Bowl. Why? That’s a good question, for Illinois is M id have tba bet­ ter team, tha batter record. 1 prefer Illinois as a loser because It h u an even num ber of square miles <3«,300) In area. Look back through all tba Bowl games and you'll find that tha losers were from States with an even number of acrcaga. ft has too much water around it, for another thing. It Is wsshad by Lake Michigan, and the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Too, Illinois has the bur oik for a State Tree, and that goes against them. In other Bowl ga m u I Ilka these teams as the loeerit Navy, Alabama, Nebraska, Air Force. The will lose to Texaa, Miss­ issippi, Auburn, and North Carolina respectively, Remember that, and act accordingly. Soon you'll be right In the chips with tha Smxlgrasses ami Ihe Lasy landers. UF Is Puzzle With 2High °oint Makers United F rew Iatevrattewal Powerhouse Kentucky and Ha All-America candidate Cot­ ton Nash art o f f to b ig leads In the race fo r Southe* i Urn Conference basketball scoring honors this season. Nash, one o f tha rare playarm fo r whom last year's 20.fi •eoring averaga c o u l d be counted a disappointment, to eurrently averaging 29.4 Ineluding three 30-point per­ formance* In Kentucky's seven games. A s a team, the Wildcats era running away with scoring honors In the conference. Tbelr 97.7 average could bo eves higher If their opening 78-44 win over Virginia were thrown out Kentucky also ha* the num­ ber Uiraa SEC scorer in Tad Daekea, who sports a 22.4 av­ erage. Between them, Nash and Deeksn make up ona o f the beet oea-two a e a r l n g punches In tha nation. The only SEC player pres­ ently challenging Nash fo r the conference scoring lead Is MU■isaippi’a Donnie Xestinger. Keeeinger has a t U average for six games, including a 34polnt spree In last weekend's 9B-78 lose to Memphis State. One of the pecutorltles of the Mason so fa r to why Flor­ ida, with two tO-plus point eeorari and the thlrd-highest team scoring average fat tha oooference, to playing only .800 balL In four games, the Gators eland 2-3 going into tonlght'a Gator Bowl tourney. Brooks Henderson of Florida Is fourth In conference scoring with a 21.5 average, just ahead o f teammate Dick Tom­ linson, fifth with 2.03. Tomlin­ son's 44 points in his team’s 108-75 win over Tampa Dec. I I to high so far In the confer •nee. On a team basis, the Gators have averaged 80.8 per game, behind only Kentucky and Vanderbilt, which haa a 92.2 average. In tha SEC. John Ed Miller and Clyde Lae of Vanderbilt ere tied for tha sUth spot In the individual statistics, each with an even 20*polnt average. The Com mode re.-t have ridden their high-scoring performances to a 7-0 record, a national rank­ ing o f sixth, and the position o f chief challenger to Ken­ tucky in the conference. In eighth end ninth place re­ spectively In the SEC scoring race ere Georgia’s Billy Redo (19.2) and LSU's Dick Malle (18.4). Dale Gott of Tulane, whose team has to win in nine tries, to 10th with an 18.3 av­ erage. Beside* ths top 10, thsse player* lead their teams In scoring: Jim Booth, Alabama, 16-4; Lee Before, Auburn, lfi.fi; R. D. Cruddock, Georgia Tech, 18.2; Doug Hutton, Mississippi Stats, 170; and A . W. Davis, Tegnaac*. Ifl 8. SMILE GRIFFITH FAILED in hU effort to step up a notch ns n fighter when Rubin "Hurricane" Johnson scored a technical knockout in two mlnutea and 13 seconds of the first round last week. Hoople Sees Navy Toppling Texas By M ajor Amee B. Ueeple Father e f Bowl Garnet Greetings, fans; a sump­ tuous bill o f fare awaits you ou tha Nsw Year weekend. The bowl committees should be complimented on the tasty treats they've prepared to satisfy your footbal) appetites. As Abandon KC City Stadium K A N S A S C ITY , Mo. (U P I) — Tba Kansas City Athlstlcs today abandoned tha Munici­ pal Stadium, their home for th* pest nine years, and took refuge In a bank building in th* wake o f their owner's stormy battle with th* city over a new stadium lease. ' Acting on orders from owner Charles O. Finley, tha ■Udlum crew* and member* o f the Athletics' offku stuff packed up equipment end rec­ ords and moved to new office* in the Civio Plata National Bank Building in downtown Kansas City. Finley laid the team's o ff­ ices w ill remain In the bank building and the Athletic* will play on sandlot field* nest year before he will yield fur­ ther In his demands on tsrms o f a new lease. ■OKLAHOMA C ITY (U l’ l) High-leering Bud Knpcr of Oklahoma City University was expected to play today when tha Chiefs meet Idaho in the opening round of the All-College basketball tourna­ ment. X optr suffered a sprained In a workout Monday. C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner V «W K NOT ION IS hereby i l e e n that I am a n * . * . ) In b u ila e i* at Sanford, ftamlnole C o u n t y , Florida, under the f lc tm o n a name of. Y O U N G S E L E C T R I C S KI!V IC E , and that I Inland to re eleter eeld name w it h the Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Bt-nln.ilo County, Florida. In accordance wit h the protlelone o l the Klctltloua Sa n# Sta* lute*, tu-wlt: Section K I M Florida Slatataa IMT. 8 lg: Donald O. T t u n * Publish Dec. 4, I I , II , H , I K I CDF-1 th' « T h e Tim ing Association an­ nounced e $500 first prise fo r th* vraekand’a Top Eliminator with $800 and 1200 reserved for place and show c a n re­ spectively. T h * No. One Little Elimin­ ator w ill receive 9150 and the runner-up, 979. A ll told, Sunday's puns will total 91,900, An additional $400 wfH be awarded to Sat­ urday's winners. Sunday’s ratin g will be re­ stricted to stock and gas classes only. In order to be eligible fo r Sunday's elimina­ tions, all d riv e n must bar* participated la time trials Sat­ urday. Already, association officials have received entries from as fo r away aa Atlanta and Charleston. Miami la alec ex­ pected to send another top contingent to tha local quar­ ter-mil* strip. From Orlando will come Bob Tucker and hie 19fi3 all-alum­ inum Chevrolet, one of the hottest care In the South. Other Ortendoans Include Bed Edwards and Brownie Cries. Sanford’s leading entrant* Include Jim Kennedy, driver o f a 19fi3 super stock Ply­ mouth; Ray Hudson, 1963 Cor­ vette Sting Ray, and Jim Bowen, 1961 Pontiac. Hudson received hie flret de­ feat during tha Dec. 14 racing program, when he wae edged by n LUfit Sting Ray driven by W inter Perk’s Jim Davie. Prior to tha race, ha has racked up an Impressive string o f victories the! stretched back Into tha early summer. The Cocoa Beach area will send its usual hard-driving delegation which Includes Bob Stoddard, 42d hp 1D83 Ply­ mouth; Billy Fine, 19fiO Chev­ rolet, and Mile* Hudson, a GOO tip " B " Dragster. The association slao an­ nounced this weak that 9500 had been donated to th* Sher­ iffs Boys Ranch following tha Dec. 14 benefit race, although Inclement weather kept the turn-out from reaching money making proportion*. The don­ ation cam# from the club's op­ erating reserve. « o . 1 — hagkaf f ! ORANGE BOW I, NF.W OHLEANS (U P I) — Nebraska 18. Auburn tl. A UUntlc struggle between Former U. S. singles cham two powerful elevens with plon Hem Ilichardton has eo Nebraska proving to bo a tcred the annual Sugar Bowl tennis tournament beginning •hade better. today. N F L T I T L E GAM E Richardson, who alee was a Gtouts I t , Bean 24. With Tittle pitching end Rhofner U. S. Davis Cup atar, will be joined by Cliff BuchhoU, catching, thr Bears eeu only Crawford Henry snd Ganlnar he second ben. Mulloy among others for the three day tournament. In Sugar Bowl Jai-Alai Play Resumes Tonight Jel-Ato) action rcauines to­ night at ihe OrUndo-Scinlnole fronton following a three day Christmas break. The fronton wav shut down Monday through Wednesday | to enable employee to spend t nriitmas at home with their families. The Initial game get* underA iy tonight at 7:30 p.m. GROUSER — 1M Wil­ liam* proudly displays a brace of sharp tailed grouse he bagged in the Sand Hills section of central Nebraska n e a r Ringgold. Tba former Boston Red Sox slugger did his shoot­ ing before a motion picture camera, mak­ ing an information film. t h r il u i World's fewest 1 “Riga tw»y the hurt, my grandmother 1 I need penicillin!" TONIGHT 7:49 pan P BARGAIN PRICES ON PO PU LAR CAM MUTUIL PLAYS Falcon Special 1 Nebraska Scans Auburn Defense T a r Heels Go For Easy Work BRANDS AT FA R R ELL’S MU’A UK PACKAGE STOKE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 319 E. FIRST SANFO RD WE GIVE TU P VA/.UE STAM PS HffV ** • a 7 * • toe, P a U . Ilalas Aides LOS ANGELES (U P I) Luka Johnson, Phil Handler end George Alton will asslri head coach George Hates of the Chicago Beers in hand­ ling tho Weitern team In the Pro Bowl gama Jan. 12. A lll* Sherman of th* New Y ork Gianta will coach tha East. SAT. 2 P.M. TO NIG H T IS LA D IE S N IG H T (AU Led lee Admitted Free) COM FORTABLY H EATED G LA fifl. ENCLOSED G RAN D STAN D S • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE • T A L E T P A R K IN G "Where I ha Top Doga Run Rain or Shine" Barry, N* Mtoore! HEAR IT ON NBC N FL PRO-CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY, 1:45 P. M. ON RADIO STATION WKIS Brought to you by The Savings and Loan Fouedatlou and " KENNEL CLUB ntU I FRONTON O RLANDO (U F 1 ) — T h e A ir Force Academy held r light practice today th e* hoarded a plana fo r a abort hep to Jacksonville, where tho Falcons will meet N orth Carolina In the Gator Bowl Saturday. Tha Falcona sharpened their offense and tim ing Wednesday, then retired to the McCoy A ir Force Baae officer'* club fo r a Christmas dinner. FIRST MATINEE ’MAifrfts tiittM . AF 11 Hold* Light Drill tacep t Sunday MGAMESHIGHTIY , Ueterv. Pk 8184321 Sony, He Mi non FIFTH HACH — B/MAa SUM tirade Is— 1. Dig Scholar, t, Dutch Trail, I. a B.’s do Mae. 4. Rajah nrau. I. Mary H a I. Short Term, T. Sue Slat k Rrookton sixth hach — e/te n * (trade C— 1. Mias Dunmora, 5. Flying Fable, I. Judy Red, I. So Splendid. A C a ft Marty, I. Brandon Praaeer, 1, Tape* Stream, I. Jed la Read ■ KVIINTH SUCH — 1/1* SaH* (trade C— 1. Andy's Rhamrooh, a. Cindy Robbia. 4. Peanut 0 « t 4. Sail Iprlnsa 4. SelU* Mo. Nsbbt *. Acadia, T. PI* Cully, I. flary Trey HIOHTM HACH —• k/l* HHm tirade C— t. Hawaiian H o p * I. Frosty Tip, ■ Tom Brnlley, t Ertkln. 4. lia r * Beusht, *. rtlK-k Tip, 7. Mrs. Mope, I. Slutfer SIXTH HACH — S/te HU*, (trade H— 1. Traa'a Waya. t Race* tinea, S. Priceless Pap, 4. Cnrden Rock, I. Batty Baba, 5. - llobeon, L Jladtola, S. MF Wlrea lleet lith R A c * — a/i* Hite, a rad* A— 1. Kl Paso Last, S. Extra Rock, t. Duloraa Jean. 4. Foed Town, I. Queen's Slipper, C. Rock F ileh t T. Steak P on d * t Traveler Je* Itth h a c k — a/S4fe l l a Heatte ('— I, Cea«ne HetRrv, S. Jwa* Elmar, t. Itehalt Farrurt. 4. Uuaet Appeal, X. O. It'# DDT, I. (lotta Tip. T. Idaho, 8. B a­ lky Tray NIGHTLY WAGERING Ladies Nights Al Davis AFL Coach Of Year S. Ruth* RACING a is ' Ia c t i o n i y tlf n » M f apeet e f the Baaford • Orlando Kennel Club’s 95.49 to show. The 2-3 qelatete opening sight festivities was paid 991-90. The favorite, Denny M ac, registered Wednesday night was wide at th* initial to m when WaQn s u lly captured the 2Mh running o f the In­ and found It Impassible tn augural Haadieep. Walla pair­ overtake Waite, McDuff aad ed o ff with McDuff to sweep Rare Sport Tonight's entries: the initial n e e for the Os­ f i r s t a i r a - e / i e Hit* O n e * wald Bras, kennel. R a r e is—t. Denaa'a Ml** Kar. *. Sport, owned by Cecil Austin, Chlcaboo M ail* > Ratio*, k Ooldsa Reward. I. Kaaco U 4 r , came In third. S. atarllxht Kathy, f. N otified More than 5,000 racing fans I. Ureat Queen u r.io x n H.tcR — a/ie wiia, were on hand at the South liras* o — 1, Fast Chance, a, Semlaoln track for the open­ Sbaad* Leer. 1. B .L 'i C. Uutta, ing 11-race program sad the t. lllg Trade, I. Fteodleh Biaskle. *. trim A le rt T. Ih arg mutual handle registered 999,- Trader, a HI Itraaeer 787. THIRD AACH — l/ l* U * orade O— l. Pat's Tern, 5 in the Inaugural Walla went E n r Ply, I. Mar Tray, 4. the 5/14 miles distance in Uaceboy, S. Jodie D ew itt t 31:82 and hit the wire Just Elaborate, f. U T, Lady, 9. ram a b m c ahead o t McDuff. Wal­ Jaa puvhtm such — an* sesbw la paid 931.39, 99.80 and 94.50 Orade IS—I. Keaton Jay, 5 whlla McDuff returned 97.40 R. n.'a Forever, S. Prim* Catek I. Duka's Patty, a. Top Ruby. I. Del Tone, T. Hurlin' ItaaR N E W Y O R K (U P I ) — A l Davis, tha energetic young man from Brooklyn who made the Oakland Raiders tha moet Improved team In pro foot­ ball in 1983, today wae voted United Prase International coech-of-the- year In the American Football League. Davie won by a landslide in the poll o f 24 regular A F L writers who voted fo r U P I all-star honors. The group, made up ot three writers from By Warren B<holler each league city, cast 20 vote* Bowling Green Caodk fo r Davta and two each fo r Number I has th* ball and 8ld Glllman o f tho San Diego to on tha farslde. Chargers and Mike Holovak o f the Boston Patriots. Under the handsome, 84yeer-old Davie, a football auper-salreman, the ltalden ac­ complished an astonishing turnabout this Meson. A fte r winning only on* league game In 1082 and extending a losing streak to 19 games, they compiled a 10-4 record Charger* fo r the Weetern Di­ vision title right to the final He hits 4 with n pass for Sunday, a layup. Numbers 3 and 6 double-ecreen for 4, going to­ gether fo r this. Number 4 fakes opposite snd drives o ff the acreen. Number 3 follows M IA M I ( U P I ) — Coach Bob In for the rebound. This play i* on* o f our fav­ Devaney concentrated Wed­ nesday on ways and means o f orite scoring maneuver!. We call it the Falcon Spe­ penetrating Auburn's tough defense In the Orange Bowl cial. New Year’s Day. Devaney M id he was plsastd with the practice, Nebras­ ka’s spirit and the unseason­ ably cool weather that forced (rr. A U G U S T IN E (U P O — the Cornhuskers to “ run and North Carolina’s T a r Hssls run and run" to keep warm. Tha ccaeh said ha hasn’t de­ w ill wind up thalr prepara tlons fo r their Saturday Ga­ cided whether to hold a tor Row) clash with the A ir scrimmage before tho game, Force Academy today with a and added the decision will de­ pend on the team's progress short, no-con tact drill. Coach Jim Hickey put the without rough work. T e r Heel* through a rough workout Wednesday and con cenlrated on defensive tactics to stop th* Falcons' powerful backfltld, especially quarter­ back Terry Isaacson. Hickey said North Carolina would concentrate on their o f­ fense today, then take Friday off. tiai. Enters Meet F H 'T IT IO lie N o lees than eeveii o f the nation‘e top ton collegiate power* — Texas, Navy, Illi­ nois, Auburn, Nebraska, Mis steslppi and Alabama — will appear in Ihe five major bowl encounters. Remembering that I cor­ rectly forecast Green Bay triumphs In the tost two N a­ tional Football League play­ o ff gamos, many o f you hnvs asked fo r ray choices In the New York Giants - Chicago Bears title match. To satis­ fy one and all I ‘v<- included this game In my selections. New go on with the forec u t — and a Happy New Year to you all. GATOIt HOWL A ir Eure* 22, North Caro­ lina 13. The Falcons will come winging homo victorious on the good right arm o f QB Terry Isaacson. HOSE BOW L Illinois 10, Washington 7. The Fighting lllinl will run their Ruse Bowl record to three victories and no defeat* In a torrid defrnalve battle, SUGAR BOWL Alabama 17, Mississippi 14. Bear Bryant's hnye stag* tht upset o f the day in turning back Ole Miss. COTTON BOW Navy 28, T ria s 21, Biggest gam* o f the day, pitting No. 1 Texas against No. 2 Navy. j When the shooting to all over H igh Man Returns ‘ A U B U R N , Ala. ( U P !) — A 47-man Auburn football squad was scheduled to fly to Miami today fur lla New Year’s date with Nehraaka in the Orange Bowl. The team w it to bus to Columbus, Ga., cat lunch and than catch a plan* to the resort city. The Tiger* will work out in Miami Stadium. Legal Notice Walla Winner Of S0KC Inaugural Tap A l l a n tram tha f ■ a tom United States win r a n fo r 93,000 ia prise money aad trophies this Saturday and Sunday when tba Seminole Tim ing Association bold* IU bi-monthly, two-day drag ra t­ ing card at the Osceola A ir­ port. Tim e Trials fo r Saturday’ s racing card begin at 7 p. at. with eliratoettoei* slated to ga s t p:90. Tba leadfeota wtH ■witch to a daylight schedule Sunday with a a sll-climlnatiea program s t l p n . The rates J pit a m w ill « p « i at Id Auburn Flying To Miami Today LOS ANG ELES ( U P I ) — Hob Hayes, holder o f the world's record f o r the 100yard dash, ha■ entered the Loe Angeles Invitational track meet Jan. 19. Hayes, tram Florida A S M , let the record In St. Louts list summer when he cover­ ed the distance in 91. MrlMwafklll t*» *i Midway Between Orlando nnd Sanford ___________________ |_________________ a s o 4c i SANFO R D a t ' i o ^ �• TOURS. • HU. • SAT. 25th fir PARK SANFORD T ow support asks* such Cross programs postlbls . . . unable* the Bod Cross to to always thsr« with poor help.* Bod LYR ES “SUGAR CREEK' Bod C ro n first aid counts a n o f Um highest quality and a n kept that wap for pour . * -—- . * ---BW r B bB KMMu Ha “POUTER’S "A LL G M SO s “HICKORY SMOKED” Howard H. Hodge*. Chair­ man, Seminole County Chaptar, American R*d Cross, m a m 50 EXTRA M IA M I <UP1) — A Christmss act o f 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 o ff a road, wss dead on arrival at Hound Park Hospital. A uthorltln said Tabor was Standing In tho road to set I f tho bumper o f his esr would match those o f 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 fo r shorn. He was wearing a life Jacket but couldn't make the awtm. Santa Does Find Kathy After All With This Coupon A The P srrh iM Of -K t.r fr e .h Potato Chips twin pak P 9 M M G O LD BOND V n l j R l l ■ a g p ip H B B fl ■ * 7 (1 ' I l l U y l L J H STAMPS T T T r fn w B a U n C i Coupon good at poor "Thriftway1 Only, Thru Hat, D ttra b tr 28 50 EXTRA With Thle G O LD BOND for , • , Coupon A The P V M M Purchase Of ■ S l l j i l l l b w m a L J Henhorn" P T -T M j SW ST AMP Instant t'o lfre I 10 os. Jar 11.40 Coupon good at your -Thrlftway' Only, Thru H al, December 28 GOOD L U C K ! la the N E W YF.ARJ eat more . . . HOG JO W L8 A H I.A C K K YK I'K A S p u r p o 50 EXTRA With Thle Coupon A The 1’nrchaHe Of F reeirr (|u*-«-n ct'HK ■Gfill |■ O Li D B a M U p fl I J f | j <| | W BOND w ■ TST TT T TS M AMP K A U U is M e s s o n 18 O*. i ’ k l. 8Pc Coupon Rood at your 'T h riftw op Only, Thru Hat, December 28 50 EXTRA PATTERSO N , Calif. (U N ) 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 “ Cut-Up" FR Y KRS G O LD BOND S T A MP S Coupon good at your T h rlftw ay' Only, Thru Hat, December 1H 50 EXTRA G O LD B O N MD l With Thle Coupon A The Purchase Of ■ Jk P P M I M ST AMP S Cooked or Raked IIA M 8 os. pkg. 5®e Coupon rikhI at ynur 'Th rlflw sy' Only, Thru Hat, December 2H U. S. CHOICE “ FLAVO R-AG ED ” BEEF FRESH "100% P U R E 1 ARMOUR STAR- ALL MEAT T H R IF T Y " FAN C Y '2 07.. EACH BO TTLED GAS FRESH ’N C R ISP* A LL FLAVORS' SUNSHINE' P E R !M LB. "KRAFT* SM.OI CYLINDER • No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhera in Srmlnolo County CH EESE DIPS • • • D ILL I’ IC h l.R • lll.U K CIIF.ESK CLAM • ONION • BACON IIKRH SPICE • HORSE RADISH FANCY GOLDEN MEDIUM SIZE FRESH *N JUICY "DELICIOUS** “SELECT* "FLORIDA" APPLES RUTABAGA LIM ES M INU TE M A ID " F BOZEN MR. C." FROZEN I'lL L S n U R Y Sanford Gas Co. m w. ut st. s e P V V M i �1 / A DeBaiy Club Reports On Canvass (buna fcdiium A TOURS., DECEMBER 26, 1963 New Courses Announced At Rollins Five courss-s will V PAGE 1-A 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 at 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, one year and Arthur Illanton, Ranger I, of Longwood, ons year. offer­ ed for the first time durtn? the spring semester to stu dents enrolled in the Rollins College Graduate Program In Honors Mothers Al Dinner lt> FJsle Kawatski Members o f H eir Latke Girl Scout Troop 407, which Is led by Mrs. John Hall, honored their mothers at the report on an “ every resident canvass," County Forest Rangers Receive Awards Seoul Troop tradi­ Scheduled At Lyman to be mads by members o f tha DeBary Republican H ub to get members o f tho party registered aa Republicans, was waa made by Karl Merrill at last week’ * Christmaa party and meeting o f tho group held in tho Community Canter. The elub also discussed the question o f whether or not to continue with refreshments end the social hour at the monthly meetings end asked those interested in doing so to contact the president, Horace IVmsrcst. It was announced that Rep­ resentative John J. Urumhach of Orange County will ho guest speaker at the Feb. 5 Lincoln Day Dinner to bo held at Stetson. Tickets for the annual affair ate available and those desiring to attend should contact John Park, third vice president o f tho Deltnry elub. A program o f Christmas carols, including several duets by Mrs. Adam Muller and Mrs. Carolyn Little, waa pre­ sented and group carol sing­ ing also was enjoyed. Mrs. John Park, piano accompanist, ^ gUo pu yi.,j'irvp r,| i0io*. tional Christmas dinner held Business Administration. New courses listed are Ope­ Monday evening at the Forest rations Research; Reliability; City Baptist Church. Management, Methods, and Tho complete menu, pre­ Mathematics; Data processpared and served by the girls, ing for Management; Group consisted o f turkey, dressing, Dynamics: Behavior in Or­ gravy, cranberry sauce, po­ ganisations; and Office Sys­ tato salad, green beana, stuff­ tems and Procedures. ed celery and punch and coco­ Nine other courses in busi­ nut cake. ness administration will also Napkin holders made by the be offered. girls wrre given as fnvers. Final registration for the The group enjoyed singing spring semester for new stu­ Christmas carols with several dents will be held Feb. 4-3 of the girls taking tunis at in Rollins' Tark Avenue Build­ the piano. ing. Students already in the Highlight o f tho evenir program should register be­ was tho presentation o f gifts fore these dates it possible. to tho mothers which the girls New students entering the made at previotia meetings. program in February are re­ quested to have a transcript Approximately one-third of of undergraduate work avail­ FOREST RANGERS receiving awards last week from Dean D. Snyder, the minerals and vitamins In able at the time of regis­ district inspector, left, were All>ert Harris, Jim McClellan, A. L. Padgett a panned vegetable Is lost tration or as soon as possible and Arthur Rlanton. The presentations were made at the County Headwhen the liquid Is poured off. thereafter. All students who quarters station in Longwood where Snyder was conducting a fire re­ bav« not taken the Graduate port procedure school. (Herald Photo) Ry Jane Casselberry Record Examination should American Iwglnn Auxiliary request an application blank Memorial Unit 258 o f Cassel­ from the registrar for the berry has received a citation exam which will be given for having reached tha mem­ April 33. bership qn;ta hy tha Nov. 20 The spring term in Rollins' deadline. The citation wns pre­ Graduate Program in Busi­ sented to Mr*. Letha Ward, ness Administration will be­ monta Civic Cluh in momory put up last week. Adding Ry Julia Hart os membership chairman, at a gin the week o f Feb. 10, endThe first meeting o f tho new o f Mrs. Earlah Bassett and beauty to the festive atmos­ By Bernice Kelsey nounced by Mrs. Lynn Scolt, meeting o f tha organization ing June 3. All classes under phere le a beautiful chrysan­ year for tho executive board “ Great Adventures with Na­ the program meet from 6:30 Steve Doak of Gainesville, membership chairman, that held Friday night at tha Cas­ themum plant bearing ninny o f 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. The Auxiliary's constitu­ Community Library Aasociu- ed by tiio Altamonte Garden to the lirhury hy Mr*. George Hrluhart and Winston Pub­ members are now enrolled In tion and hy-tasva have been tion will be held at the Library Club in memory of Jesse llar- Cochrane, an enthusiastic sup­ lishing Company ami guest tha organization. on January C beginning at 8 bot. speaker for the December porter. Tha group voted to pur­ approved hy officials o f the Holiday cullers at tha Li­ p. m. Announcement ha* been) meeting of the Oviedo PTO, chase a m ffc.j maker for the Department o f Florida and Officials of the association brary will find it gay with mads) that tho rummage sale*, spoke on the Modern Math school and two srts of ency­ returned to tha Unit. complete with report that the |l,000 allocat­ devolution*, Auxiliary president, Mrs. sponsored by member* o f tha program being presented In clopedia* for tho elementary ed for the library more than a Christmns tree, which well) association, are expected to many Florida aclmol* today, grades. Bella Kryder, presented each year ago by the County Com­ resume a fte r the first of the Doak, a graduate of ValEndorsement also was giv­ member attending with a 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 A n estimated 750 children However, members do not in­ Members brought rr ported from the last talcs uato work at the University Loan Fund and the PTO corsage. attended larngwood'a Cimitend to relax the urgency of were approximately glut). of Texas anil is experienced board was authorized to elect mimed good* io contribute to munity Christmas pnrty Sat­ fund raising projects since exIsith 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. retired chemist* In the area The party, which has been ceasing aa m»re and tnora Fdlnning the meeting Ihe fund He advised the pjrenls lo held annually fo r more t han. hook|l ar, checked out each may continue their research At the close of the meeting, group Joined members o f 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 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 Moon, chairman, and Mrs. W. ment*. ler, chairman of the Stetson Cub Sesiut Pack 310 of Cas­ Iheir children. every year. icrrntly and additional uilult After the business session A. Ward J r „ Mrs. J. D. Colchemistry department. selberry will wclcomo the Festivities began at 2 p.m. hooks ure being stocked to rn The program, entitled "The New Y ea r in ahead of sche­ was called lo order by Jack hart, Mrs. Dave Wethrrlng but the arrival o f Santa < laus courage greater participation Stetson Research Program for dule again this year, setting S>mes, president, it wus an- ton and Mrs. Itulph Magln. by fire truck from Slade's by older residents o f the comRetired Scientists," Is design­ up the clock as well as tile Airport nt 2:45, proved to be niunity. ed to encourage full use of calendar. the high point o f the day. Among tha latest additions the facilities in exchange fur The cubs and their families Kant* immediately was sur- are "Tho Garfield Honor” by ' 4 week of the will hold a New Year's Eve rounded by small fry and hud Flunk Ycrby; “ Battle C ry” by Ry Mona Grinateari researchers’ time for super­ Party next Monday, Bee. 30, to be escorted to hia place of Leon Uris; "M y Darling Clem­ North Orlando residents in vision of students, Informal starting at 7:30 p in , at the honor in tho pavilion by fire ­ entine," a story of .Mrs. Win charge of circulating petitions discussions with tho students Casselberry Community Meth­ men. slon Churchill by Jack Fish and faculty or help in plan­ on a special election to name odist Church lie personally Interviewed , man; "A Man Called John" by ning lcchnir.il program*. a five man charter board Each den will havn charge By Mona Grlnstrad es were made up of all other 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 students who wished to parti­ An operetta, "The Happy each a gift. Also distributed |Heed" by Pearl 8. Buck, the petitions now brae enough 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 A decorated Christmas trr*« tion, all voters in all parts 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 for Ihe auditorium was pro­ of the village will be contact rakes, |,200 cones o f rotton the White House With Mrs dent* enrolled in chemistry the climax of the eiening tn grade students of Lnugwond 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 Elementary School, h 1 g h • Following th e program, presented to council W olff, was given by the Alla- eral Ivy League colleges. punch. celebration. lighted this month's mrrting which played lo an overflow It is expected that the peti­ of Die Parent Teacher Organ audience, refreshments of tions will tie reaily shortly l/alion. coffee, cookies, cupcakes, after the new year. Council Setting for the entire per punch und iced tea were anil public will lie given 21 form.incc, which featured a served hy mothers of second hours notice tieforc they aru number of dancing and vucal grade students. 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 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 o f o creation; Lynn lire presentation was directed treasurer; Jeanne were Diana Rippbarger, Bar­ hy Mrs. Nell Drucding. school »nd new members inducted in Whitte, president-elect; Kathy Babbitt, 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 Lynn Bauman, pat Itongerx, ed a* accompanist. Mrs. Elda The North Otlundo Girls as its course o f study, "A s Linda Jones, Jackin Hire, Ju­ Nichols served as chureogI II Club, whi- h recently was Others See You," u program lia Doggett, CyrUtha Ellis, rapher. reorganized with oight mem­ of learning 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. M yrtle 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 Ihe that an adult lender, or lend­ Novel Christmas decoration.* tie toy who wanted 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; o f projects. Presented To PT0 750 Children Attend Parly New Chemistry Program Opened Pack 540 Sets Celebration J Students Present Operetta For Longwood PTO Meeting Lyman High FHA Installs New Officers Charter Board Petitions In Circulation students will furnish thelf own materials. The eourst will run until June and vvil I * resumed in September a< tha beginning o f tho re* term. Modern sewing ma. chines nt l.ynian will be avail­ able fo r use by the students Application* fo r 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. Lyman Studenls Aid Needy By Jane Ca*»elberry Tin* student council o f L y ­ man High School collected clothes, books, toys, games and canned food*, n* well ns cash donations, which were contributed to needy fam i­ lies nt Christmastime. Almost everyone in tho school, both students and fa­ culty, contributed to the pro­ ject in tome way. Miss Alicia Schmidt is stu­ dent council sponsor and Kay Clark and Pete Carlson were co-chairmen o f tho project. Others serving cn the com­ mittee were Dallas Cassell, Cheryl Werley, Arlene Mason, Kris Dane, Ann O’Donnell, Hnrbnra Knnilsnr, Judy LeTourncau, Loleanne Wagner, Connio Comfort and Glenda Payne. Memorial Unit 0'tation New Math Approach Library Board Sets Meeting 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 o f 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 c f 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 MRS. DZURUS Brownies Go Caroling Nursing Home Entertained By June Casselberry By Mrs. Adam 3ful1er Tho DeBary Chorister* Park went caroling 3Ionday visited residents at the Or­ night bs-foro going lo the ange City Nursing Homo home uf Mrs. Jim Kain for Inst Thursday afternoon to hot chocolate. Mr*. Robert prs'sent a program o f Christ­ Bennett Is tho troop leader mas music under the direction and Mis. Austin aville it co- o f Laura IMatt Brown with Theresa Kupect as pianist. lender. Emily Armstrong was so­ The Brownie* participating soloist and Mabel were Pam Davie*, Theresa Sa- prano vllle, Betty Reams, Rhonda Green, lva Good sun and Mrs, Beams, Carla and Lori Kain, Annstrung formed ono trio Allison Copes, Debra Gay, while Tillio Boyer, Mr*, lluaDonna Rasa, Jan Hnrcosky ton and Gertruda MacNaughton formeil another. nnd Linda Hawland. Brownie Troop 498 of Fern It COUNTY NEWS progre— Adult Sewing Class Dessert Party And Program Held For DeBary HD Club Hy Mrs. Adam Muller Members Home of the DeBary Demonstration Club met last Thur-day in the Com­ munity Center for a Dessert Christinas Party nnd program presented by the Deltnry Choristers. The program, presented nt t 30 p.m, waa directed by Mr*. Laura Platt Brown with Mrs. Iberesn Kuperz ns pia­ nist. Mrs. Charles Creasy gave Ihe Christmaa leading, "Jesus, Mi Ron.* Tables weie decorated In the holiday theme by Mrs. John Buyfusr, chairman, and her coilimitti'O who also serv­ ed Ills d 'isert and beverage. Glittering angels, wreaths und miniature gilded arrange- nients were used at focal polnta in thn pnrty room. Tho buffet table wns centered with n three-foot high Christ­ man tree made from cut tin rnnx nnd sprayed a soft blue. During the brief business session held prior to tho pro­ gram, it waa voted tn donate 125 to the Community Cen­ ter for the kitchen fund. An­ nouncement was mails that the County Council meeting will In- held on Jnn. 21 nt Elizabeth Hall on lbs Stetson campus beginning at 11 a m. The annual election and in­ stallation of officers is sched­ uled for this meeting. Lunch­ eon will bo served in tho Stetson Union Building uol reservations should b« in h/ Jan. 10. North Orlando Girls Form 4-H Club DeBary Firemen Plan Dance LYMAN FHA OFFICERS installed last week at a candlelight ceremony were, from left, Lynn Babbitt, Kathy Bonekcmper, Margaret Foreso, Sheri White, Joanne Chubb, Brenda Babbitt, Melanie Shaw, Mary Ann HopkiiM and Jea&M Kerr. (Herald Photo). 1 Donald Grand. Calvin Peeb­ les, John Craft. Rusty Evans, l)unr.in Grlnstrad. Ronald Moore. Steve Chapman, Tim ­ By Mr*. Adam Mailer A N ew 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. 3!u*ic will bo provided by A ll young ptoplt of the Tbs' t railed Mates, with 6 Fred Dean’s Band. 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. are asked to make reserva­ land area, produces (0 per Mr. and Mra. Ed Iteiiman tions at Lot haiL I will supervise th# dance. c tM of all wozki'a gooda- Through this study, Mi-s W il­ son says, the girls are learn­ ing that "courtesy is tn do and tay the kindest thing in the kindest w ay" and that pr lie tire o f the Golden Rule I* the sum o f all rules for good manners. Teenage Dance Set In DeBary NORTH ORLANDO -l-il Girls Club officers, shown ut last week’s meeting with Mis* Myrtie Wilson, agent, are, around the table from left, Arh-np Wilson, secretary treasurer; Darlene Wilson, reporter; Pam Null, president, Denise Duquette, wing tender und Betsy Wilson, delegate. Kathy Ferrm, vice pruudeut, wan uuabl« to uUcml the nwcliug. (ileruld Photo) � 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.) 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Oct. 25, '«* 9 hr frxaforh irrx li Tour Of Homes Features New Designs I V UnltM Hurricane “Ginny* reverse* her field and make* a rapid return, the weather thia weekend should be fine for your tour o f home*. Anything less than a hurricane ha* little effect on the home development* featured, since they have paved street*, curb*, and excellent drainage. Today the black walnut kitchen cabinets are being installed in the four-bedroom, twobath colonial home in Greenbriar of Loch Ar­ Boosters Report On Profits *T Jea* Henry Dnsean, president of South Seminole Junior High Athletic Boosters Asooclitlon, reported a t a meeting of the group Monday night that tm S S profit has been made from fee sale of concessions • t the boma football gamei and aeaton tickets for adults and students. The group has paid out tOTAl to Seminole Sporting Goods for equipment and $17.40 to KJUarney Boat Works for aposy paint for the footbaU helmeta. Aa future projects the Booiters hope to buy sweatshirts for the basketboll players and uniforms for tbe baseball loam. Morse Gallery Opens Show An art collection ‘'gathered j> live with” win comprise the aecood showing of the season at the Hollins College Morse Gallery of Art when President and Mrs. Hugh F. McKean exhibit works of art from their private collection. The Morse Gallery will hold an invitational showing this Sunday from 4-5 p. m. The McKerns' exhibition will be open to the public beginning Monday and continuing through Nov. 34. bor. This, according to Byron Leach, o f Kingswood Builders, 1* a sign that th e construction 1* almost finished and ready for the final touch, landscaping. This roomy home has many con­ venience extras, such a* double lavatoriea in the master bathroom . Be sure to drive in at Ravenna Park. The new Third Section ha* home* for the average budget. Two are ready for occupancy, and sever­ al more at the stage of building where a buyer Courthouse Records Beal Estato Transaction# Daniel Johnson a t ux to Sidney 8. Boswell et ux, North Chuluota, 13,600. Roy E. Farmer e t ux to J. C. Grimsley et ux, S. Pinocrest, g 14,100. Jack W. McMalns at ux to Georjra I. Nelson at ux, Bel Air, 17,800. Lyle D. Fhller to Vertla A. Hubbard, Caieelberry, $8,000. Leon A. Iiolln to Roland 8. Nave, et ux, Three Pinea, $4,000. Hubert M. Pearca at al to FHA, Country Club Manor, $7,200. John C. Beuhlltx et ux to FHA, Country Club Manor, $7,700. William F. Aeher at ux to Flret Federal Savings and !<oan Aeen. of Orlando, Bear Lake Manor, $10,000. William A. White*#!! at nx to James R. fiponagls, Longdale, $8,800. R. C. Crumpton et ux to Betty Sue Crocker, Snnlando, $0,730. Adorns Sees Only 500,000 Votes TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Secretary of State Tom Adnma any* lee* limn 000,000 of more than two million eligible Flor­ idans will cast ballots In the apcclal Nov. S general elec­ tion. Adama recalled Tuesday that In the last special election Inv o 1 v I n g a constitutional change, Ices than 10 per cent of the eligible voters defeated the measure. Unless voter Interest pleka pp, Aflame anid In s than 500,000 of the 2,130,800 register­ ed voters will elitrw up at the polls. The special elect bin wm rolled to get approval of throe proposed changes in the state Const ittitlon. Exterm inator FLORENCE, Ky. (U l'l) _ Exterminator, America's first great gelding, wun Ills flret race a t the Old Latonla track on June 30, Itl 17. Ills career lasted eight years daring which he won AO of hi* 100 races. Fully Finished Panels Available Forrest May at UX to James Joteph Kendall at ux, Country Club Manor, $10,300. J. J. Parrish, Jr„ at al to James H. Taylor i t al, Turkey Gulley Creek, $9,600. Alden 8. Merrill *t ux to Charles G. Adkins et ux, Flor­ ida Haven, $12,000. Charles G. Adkjns et ax to Robert Likens et ux, Flor­ ida Haven, $6,100. Ward Hicks, Inc., to Robert R. Calloway et ux, Eaitbrook, $10,600. FHA to Harold McLaren et ux, Oakland llille, $0,460. Vernon A. Lllek* et ux to John W. Wilson et ux, Raven­ na Perk, $10,800. FHA to Robert B. Seellorn, Country Cluh Manor, $7,760. Edward C. MeClenagan et ux to Clayton G. Kensler, et ux, Lake Jessup Height*, $6,000. Donald A. Harris at ux to Roger Steiger et ux, Sanlamlo, $15,000, • LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Robert N. Harris et ux, Tee'n Grn-n Estates, $12,900, R. C. Crumpton et al to Georg* W. Snow et us, San Undo, $0,700. Joseph E. Pickens et ux to William Agoranoe, Ravenna Park, $13,000. Joel G. Kent et ux to FHA, Heftier Homes, $13,600. Florence M. Zimmerman et to Thomas N. Stafford et ux, Crystal Lake Winter Homes, 44.600, Thomas L. Alrey et ux to Gene T. Rupert et ux, Lake Mary, $10,750. FHA to llurtnn V. Cline et ux, Enxthrnnk, $10,000, General Guaranty Mortgage Co., Inc., et al to Donald E. I.cmmn et ux, Wcatheriflehl, A fully-finished paneling for remodeling outmoded walls and ceilings is avail­ able et local lumber dealers In a wide variety of modern colors, high-fidelity woodgrains and Interesting pat­ tern*. The paneling ha* an ex­ tremely durable plustic sur­ face, which is permanently fiord at high temperatures to a eturdy has* of tempered hnrdboard. Kaay to mnintaln, tho paneling ran be cleaned with a damp rhith. It iloe* not require painting or refinleh- $ 0 , 100, FHA to Donald L. Deverieki ing. It romee In four-foot wlilo et ux, Country (Tub Manor, panels, MV’ x h' planks, ami $7,750. Suits Filed 10“ square blocks for ceil William 0. Hart et ux ex. Inge. Paul C. Jrnkin* et ux, et al, mtg. fcl. J. L Klrtlak Mortgage Corp. Rudolph Leads vs. Frank K. Purdue el at, mtg. fcl. In Fig Match New Ynrk Bank for Sav­ FIIESNO, Calif. (U N ) Steady Mssnn Rudolph, out ings v*. Sevcrlno ( leva et ill, of the money only onto In 29 mtg. fcl. Union Centrnl Life Insur­ previous tournaments t h i s year, carried a two stroke ance Co. vs. Philip J. Mealy lead over Tommy Aaron to­ cl al, mtg. fcl. Bowery Saving* Hank v*. day Into the second round of the $26,01X1 Fig Garden Village Hubert I,. Freeman, mtg. fcl. David \V. Marcel va. Joe Open golf tournament. Rudolph, playing mime of ('. Hale el al, mtg. fcl. < itixein National Hank of his best golf of the year, carded six birdies in Thurs­ St. Petersburg vs. Lee H. Ster­ day’s opening round for a ling et ux mtg. fcl. Florida State Bank of Sunxix-underpar 6fl. Aaron, who hit all hut three greens in ford v*. Clarence Furell et ux, regulation figures, had an mtg. fcl. llnstnti Five Cents Savings opening round tM. Bank va. Wlneton E. Brown ot al, mtg. fcl. Boeton Five Conte Ravings Bank va. Wiley Karl Griffin et ux, m tg. fc|. Florida Mortgage and Se­ curities Co., va. Ruey Winkler et al, m tg. fcl. Orlando Building Service, Tne., ve. Seminole Park and Fairgrounds, Inc., mtg. fcl. Marriage Application* Everett L. Jackson, Jr.. Or­ lando, and Joan Percheaky, Winter Park Beauford Small. Winter, Tark, and Beaala Mas Montford, Eatonvllle. Charlie Wicks, Sanford, and Carrie Mosley, Sanford. Burl Grant Coffin HI, DeLand, and Deborah Lou Pal mer, Del-and, Michael V. Morris, Sanford, and Judy B. Mime, Sanford. Final Divore# Decree* Mary Virginia Sklalek ve. William Joaeph flkiitak. Faye K. Stetson va. Stuart C. Stetson. Jr. Lillie Belle Hill v*. Arlc* MIL Carole M. Zimmerman ve. Donald M. Zimmerman, Castro 'Not Indispensible' CHATHAM, Ont. (IJPI) — Fidel Castro I* not Indlapensihla tr> the Cuban people, Cuban Ambassador to Canada America Crus said Tuesday night. Crus, speaking et a Chat­ ham Klwanl* Cluh meeting, made tho statement In reply­ ing to a newsman who asked vvlint would duvclop should Culm lose Castro a* nearly oc­ curred during the aftermath of hurricane Flora. "Now that the revolution has liven established, Dr. CalIro is not indispensible,'* Crus said. Caatro'e brother, Raoul, lx next In line for the leadership of the Cuban government and after him eomea economic* minister Ch« Geuvara, the Cuban envoy added. Cru* used the occasion to de­ liver n bitter attack against the United States whirh, he charged, wax trying to "starve the Cuban people." lie said Cuba turned down a l \ S, offrr of aid after Flora hit because it ilid not livtiuvM in Die sincerity of the offer. He also charged the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of Involvement in a OB s a ■< can select his own color* In paint and tile, Mont of them include central duct heating and air conditioning. Another community to sen la Idytlwilds of Loch Arbor. The homes her* are of the larger and more luxurioun type, and ail have the cunton built appearance. The last available model was unld lately, but Shoemaker Construction Company specialize* in custom building, par­ ticularly in this prestige area. Sales are handled by Stenstrum Realty. 3 3 of LOCK AHB0S £5th Street effective solutions to decorat­ ing problems. Every room setting In the Imoktet combines good looks and easy maintenance. Plastic surfaced paneling, which comes in a wide variety of colors, woodgrslns and pat­ terns, Is used for walls and ceiling* In all rooms. It la washable; never needs paint­ ing nr refinishing. “From years of helping people crcata beautiful home interiors, I know that Ameri­ can women want charming rooms to please their fam­ ilies. And because each family and each woman is different, no eut-and-drird decorating rules can answer every prob­ lem. Instead, the professional designer listens to the indi­ vidual homemaker's ideas, and she tells ux whnt will best suit her ami hrr family." In his decorating booklet. Smith show* how ■ hade plan can he altered In fit available spare. He provides interest­ ing decorating ideas for kitch­ ens, living rooms, bathrooms, dining rooms, recreation rooms and bedrooms. A copy of Ving Smith’s professional guide to room planning and interior decora­ tion may be obtained by send­ ing 25 cents to Homo Service Bureau, F. O. Hoi 052, Dover, Ohio. with you. The map above will assist you in locating soma o f 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. Citrus Hunting Permits Ready TALLAHASSEE — An es­ timated 2.500 permits for tbe Citrus Wildlife Management Area special gun hunts are wailing to be claimed by Florida hunters, according to II. E. Wallace, game manage­ ment chief, Game and Fresh Water Fish Com mis* I" it, The Commission has recejvT #d only 1,500 applications for the Citrus gun hunts. Hunters who wish to take part In these special hunts beginning Dec. It, must submit applica­ tions to the Gnme slid F'rrdi Water Fish Commission at Tallahassee by Oct. 28. Dates for the four hunts are Dec. 11-15, Dee. 21-22, Dec. 28-29 and Jnn. 4-5, OF LO C H Beautiful .1 A 1 Bedroom, 1, p a , 2 Bath Homes, FHA, FHA In. Service, VA, Conventional Financ­ ing. ARBOR Several h«m#s ar# nearly complete tn tho newest sort Ion. Sue them today I BY FAR THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY! A 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH COLONIAL HOME family room — black walnut & nurfnre unit, refrigerator, dlahwaaher, and air rondilioning — double garage. .Make thU your kively home, or BUILD WHEN Y O U ’RE READY WILLIAM S. UKUMLEY JR. S Jw s u n a k e Ji CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FA 2-3101 BYRON M. LEACH SEE US FOR REMODELING F A 2-8074 /* VISIT THESE TWO TASTEFUL­ LY PLANNED COMMUNITIES. YOU’RE SURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECTLY DESIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th St. Sal#* Office FA 2-7495 MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC GENERAL^ ELECTRIC It READING, Pa. (UP!) — Henry Williams Jr., on the InuriiuiiieriL trail silica 1932, turned professional a t the age of 15. Ho is particularly noted as one of the game's finest iron players. OCTOBER 24 Admissions William Evans, Charmalne Collins, Betty Wrenn, Vera Wight, Leroy Richards, Mary Garrison, all of Sanford [ Charles Spencer, Ohio; Elea­ nor Bcehles. Longwood Discharge* Aubrey Griffis, Paul Auroltt, William Dyches, Gabriel Key* ra. Willi# Vane#, Mrs. Ruth Ziegler and baby girl, Mrs. Edllh Manic and baity boy, ail of Sanford; ilulus Cham­ bers, Mary Brooklyn, Chris­ tina Maluy, all of 1-ike Mary; Charles ('arisen, DcBary "A Community Built With Pride” comfort, convenience, and luxury. P. O. BOX 1599 Young Pro Notes Ravenna Park those who demand the ultimate in by Individuals or parties of not more than five hunters wish­ ing to participate in any of the four gun hunt* should ap­ ply immediately to the office of the Game and Fresh Water Pi«h Commission at Tallahas­ see, or the regional offices located at Dunaina City, Lake City, Ocala, Lakeland «ml West I’alm Reach. Hospital UNTIL YOU SEE THE EXCELLENT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE HOMES IN THESE PLANNED COMMUNITIES, YOU WOULDN’T RELIEVE SUCH VALUES EXIST Larger, Finer Homes, designed for Kitchen* i. W hile you are out driving: this week-end* take this page Idyllwilde in Modern N 9* GH3SI3S1AR “Homes Of Distinction" C H O O SE YOUR H OM ESITE - 2* s i a* Nirnrugmt-luixed plot to overthrow the Castro regime. Now Very Nearly Complete with beautiful flagstone entry — large cabinet* In kitchen — GE built In oven garbage disposal — GE cenlrnl heating lavatory in master bathroom — double Sanford Country Club P.oad Decorating As Easy As ABC, Expert Proves In New Book ■Decorating can ba easy as ABC," according to noted de­ signer Vlng Smith. Ha not only makes tho statement, but proves hie point in a new guide to room planning and Interior decoration. The famous New York dec­ orating authority, a consult­ ant In the homo furnishings field, shows homeowners how to us* their own Ideas to achieve professional results in the 21-page booklet. Full rolor Illustrations a rt used throughout this bright, inter­ esting guide. "How can you ptnn your own room design and Interior decoration? Most families who come to me don't really know where to start. They a»k the questions. I try to supply the answers. In this booklet, 1 turn the tables and ask a few questions myself," .Smith comments. T hope to *h«w that you have good decorating ideas, and when applied creatively, your own Ideas nften are the best. In the process of helping you find your own answers, I hops to show that decorat­ ing can be easy as ARC." Smith and his wife, Char­ lotte, an experienced fashion stylist end illustrator, com­ bine their talents In this new hank to suggest slmpU and , STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS �% *______ i*— r—- " " i 1 n r ■mx r « W— U— — . W*Tt mw §>anfrjr& Tiimtlit WEATHER: Partly cloudy today with showers likely Tuesday: high today In 80s; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. OCTOBER 28, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 48 C l O fc^ County Grand Jury Indicts Two *Tl» a tmall world, indeed. Charlie Robinson wa* return­ ing Saturday afternoon from the homecoming a t Gaines­ ville when, six mile* north of Ocala, hit car wria clobbered front and back by two other 000 automobiles. Fortunately, no one was injured. But five min­ utes later along came Char­ lie's insurance agent, Andy H unger Strike Carraway, who settled all n e w y o r k turn — A matters right on the spot. Roman Catholic priest, the • • • Two Indictments charging No City Commission meet­ Rev. Morton A. Hill, has gone on a hunger strike to protest second degree murder ami ing this evening, regular ses­ manslaughter were returned sion date, since a good many the sale of pornographic lit­ I.EON V. MrLAlM.IN, who retired an superintendent of mailt* Jan. 2 after city officials arc attending the erature in the city. BO years of service at Sanford |x>.*t office, today was presented with a by the county grand jury late Florida League of Municipali­ ra s h incentive award by the Post Office Department for a sujrtfestion Friday, it was reported today , ties convention at Tampa. 17 Killed which eliminated rain leakage into mail collection boxen. The award was by Court Clerk Arthur II. j MIAMI (U P I| — Weekend Next Commission meeting is presented by Postmaster Cecilc Heard. (Herald Photo) lleekwith Jr. accidents claimed 17 lives in Nov. 4. Fred \V. Burdette Jr., 77, of • • • Florida, with 10 of ihe deaths Little Lake Rowell, near R o s c n w a l d Elementary coming in traffic, four by Oviedo, was charged with sec­ School today reported 100 per drowning and two in n plane ond degree murder ill the cent contribution to t h e crush. fatal shotting id his uncle, United Fuad campaign. All 20 Charles It. Strickland, :t.», last teacliers and other employes In New Hume Sept. IS. contributed $2)3. In charge WASHINGTON (Ul’ll — At the time Sheriff J. L. CHARLES D. ROWLEY and William Walult, both of Sanford Naval Air was Principal J. L. Meuse. President Kennedy and his Hobby said llurdetto had been • • • Stivfion, werQ hospitalized Saturday evening when the automobile in which family spent a leisurely week­ shooting from inside his home they were riding left Oltl Lake Mary Hoad and turned turtle. Although IT I failed to re­ end at their plush, new roun> A Negro rouplr has lieen nr- mid a snmll mountain of coin*, townni a neighbor’s house and port it, R. E. Porter hears try home in nearby northern WASHINGTON (LTD - A rested in Sunfurd and charg­ including four boxes of as­ that Strickland was shot and Senate investigation is expect­ ed in connection with a Imlita sorted change. that pretty Paula Hicks, a Virginia. killed in Uttempling to dis­ freshman f r o m Altamonte Exact amount of the money, ed to unfold at a cloved hear­ operation here, the sheriff'* suade llurdctte. Springs, was one of two run- Bombing Probed office reported today. believed to be receipt* from ing Tuesday * I'rofttmo like Originally r h n r g e d with nrrsup f o r “ Homecoming VERO it EACH (LTI> — Arrested Saturilay hut later sale of Imlita ticket*, wa* unfirst degree murder, Burdette story of a German beauty's released on $2t)|) hmiil* each dcleimined this morning. Thn Swerthrart'' at the University Federal ami local authorities has been flee under f 10,001) relation* v* i t h prominent were Willie (Honey) Dubose cliche included a t least 23 sil­ of Florida. aought slues today in the • • • bond. Washington figure*. dynamiting of a Florida Fust nnd Emily Dubose, of HID East ver dollar*, a fishing tackln A true lull charging man­ Sen. John J. William*. It.- 7th Street. Both were charged lx>x almost full of pennies, an­ L’psala P r e s b y t e r i a n Coast Railway hiiiigu over a slaughter w a s r e t u r n e d Del., wa* reported ready to with possession of Culm bolitu other tackle box bulging with Church will serve a fish sup­ cnnal Just south of here Sat­ A series of automobile acci­ Clark, Umatilla, suffered min­ against Dan Owens Clause, ‘Jit, give detail* nf the affair at a lottery ticket*. per from 3:30 to 9 p m. Satur­ urday night. dents kept law officers busy or injuries when their ear silver ilotlnra, half dollar*, WASHINGTON D T D — of '.‘1)7 Molloiivilli- Avenue, as session of the Senate Utiles day at the church educational The Dubose woman was ar­ nii-klrs, dimes and quarter*, over the weekend. left Orange Boulevard and While chalking up smashing the result of an automobile Committee railed to investi­ rested around II u. m. Satur­ and threw other Ihixi-i con­ building. There also will be a Priest Kills Self Sheriff J. I.. Hobby’ reported turned over. Sheriff Hobby successes for Operation Big accident last Apill 2k on SR gate Hie outside business ac­ white elephant table and a day after investigating offi­ taining assorted coins. SAIGUN, South Viet Nam this morning that Charles D. rake walk. ''buries Chap- tivities of Senate employe*. cers raided her home and con­ Rowley, the driver, and Wil­ •aid Hodgkins was charged Lift, U. S. defense leaders are 1,1 Willie Dubose wan picket! up (LTD — A lluddlii.st priest « • • , . . , a, lifit ‘J it «>f 1' moIh. \\;\% fatally William* would not discuss fiscated a large quantity of late Saturday at a local tavern burned himself to death hi liam Walsh, a passenger, both with failure to hnw hi* ear rimer rnrri. utwjut mlsieft«ling , IlljUIVil. the rase with reporters, hut hulita ticLcta, record i, David Martwtlf, assistant flamimr gnsoline Sunday to •if Sanford Naval Air Station, under control. !•> r*di*.e Offiv ci Cull Dodson, '" 'I..... . '‘as created at N„ indictment was returned one ptildi-hed report said that. horticulturist of the agricul­ the seventh such suicide since are being treated at Seminole other txdita paraphernalia. special investigator for thn Aubrey lL/itoii, 2 K Palm home and aluoad. against Nelson Moore, Negro, Ihe woman, who ha* returned tural extension service, will the dispute began last sum­ Memorial Hospital for injuries Sallfuril I’ulice Department. discuss “ Radiation, Inversion mer between lloddhist leaders suffered Saturday evening in Place, was charged with driv­ 'Die long nnd linn! prrp.ua "f U h l's Locust Avenue, who to Germany, hail friend* both Ho was luter turned over to ing too fust, Sheriff Hubby lion that went into the lift and Heat Budget" at the third and charged with first degree in Congress and the adminls tho county. President Ngo Ditilt an accident on Old l.ukc Mary (ration. | , murder Juno Ho in” the fatal aession of the Semlnole-Voalso ti p'll ted, when his car apparently has .been obscured Rond, near ‘Jfdh Street, I’urticlpallng In th* raid ", Diem’s government. The party girt w.u describ­ heating of Lula Caine*, Ne­ iusia Citrus School at 7:30 Rowley lost control, Ihe flipped over on a turn ucur by the dramatic aspect* of Saturday were Sheriff* Dep­ gro, 77, of the siinie ndtlres*. ed a* the 27-ycorold bruncte p.m. Tuesday at the courtuty Charles Fagan, C. R. T ruElevator Crashes Sheriff said, and the ear the iliag strip. living Ui.iMHi min. Including wife of a West German army house, knocked down a feme ami lock, special agent for tho JOHANNESBURG, South the I 1,001) troop* of the rein­ Thn-o-yi-nr-ohl Michael Me. • • • sergeant wlm had been as­ Florida Sheriff's Bureau, in Africa (LTD — An elevator mail box, hit a utility guide Cardie, son of Mr. and Mrs. forced 'Jm<I Admired Division, signed to the German military John Krider discussed III* -Intut<» aad Dodson. Ate of­ cable in a shaft snapped early wire, jumped a culvert, Idt a Cliffutd MrCiinl!*, Kit Wert from Texas to Germany In mission here. St. Johns-lndian Itiver Canal ficer* said the Dubose homo today, sending two cages with utility pole and turned upside ItUth S'r-.-t. was rcrorli") .In • "I" slightly more than 67 The woman, called a “ rav­ project before the Florida ' Oa’ , *. ’ . In'* ci - lllla '.i t«mtiii.ts.4t “ M-riw i*'* t utditton 1<uis Inst week. Plain lo lullld a Methodist bad been under aurveillanco ishing beauty" by an embassy Waterways Association Sun­ 71 miners plunging do*t* 7 fur some time. a gold mine at Carlrtolivilli. | out. A* u result, the iiupiessiun tmlai by Seminole Mentorin'. spokesman, wa* whisked bark Church within tlie next twn day evening at St. Peters­ riventt Hodgkins. Son..,to. Tim money ami Imlita para­ year, to verve the Lake Maryoh miles ftom here. Fiftyin soma quarters i* that an although to Germany with her husband burg. four of tlie milter* were res­ and ins pa-senger, fi ank they added he "i> getting entire armored division with .Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. on Atiit. 71 at the urging of the Is'c’h Arbor areas were atl- phernalia w e r e "scattered along well and the < •itditinii all i most of its weapon* and ' leveland Sr. Iixlay remind'd HU. which hud investigated ttotiitrril locally today by Rev. about the house,” they said, Andy Rrarken. principal at cued shortly after noon. John T. Adams Jr. of the "some stashed under a b-d and •h<*uld change today." tin, (•iiiipoiciil van In-picked h«at resident* that person* her behavior. Seminole High School, it at- p . . r, j I desiring to hum gras* nr I* o I l • e tllfie'-r Dou.-ild up on shoit notice and llown Slu- attracted llie attention First Methodist Clttirclt of tlu- rest in other nooks ami tending n state principals, * dibil crannies about th« placa." llrumlcy sold the child dull- t" Kulupa when a crisis dcvel trash must have permits from of the FBI because o( the ex Sanford. meeting at Miami. POUND, \» . (UI'D Building site fur the new * • • Francis Gary Powers, the furthe fire department. up*. pen-ive rlutlles she wore and • d in flout of a mail truck Calling attention to the par- the high standard nf living p l a n t , purchased recently I hi* is far from accurate. driven by G ldnii Honeycutt Jane Casvclberry »ay* that D " " spy pilot whose high-fly"For example,'' one official Ocularly- dry conditions, Chief she and Iter husband main- front Sheriff J. L. Ilnldiy by Friday afternoon mi ;;oth it .eenis everything today is big U'J » .u ht.mglit down pluu CAPE HATTER AS. N V .Strut. •aid, "the Id,(Hill men and their < leveland cited the danger at tallied in tlie country eluh the church'* Itnaril of Exlen wrinkle resistant except peo­ deep in Russia in I lied to bring ills tirido of two light equipment altogether flying spat k* fiiint burning section of nearby Arlington. ftIon* DcLand District, is lo­ (LTD — Hurricane G i n n y ple. cated across frum Grccnhriar • • • day* to this moutain village completed it* frightening eir weighed something like IJjllO leaves nnd grn**. He pointed Vn. on priqierty (routed hjr Coun­ today for a visit with hi* tollwhereas the hut) tanks of • •ut that windy gusts blow The woman aim had * habit I/inguood '* Volunteer Fire­ cle around the South Atlantic Border Fight PEINE, Germany ( I T U — nil nrmnied division alone Ihe spatks atop rooftop, of of dropping the name* ol try Club Ito.'iil and barked by men will sponsor a commun­ parents. and moved eastward across, Three brave men pliiyeil cards the canal running from Lake would weigh tell times as prominent persons, according houses and building*, ereuting ity- Halloween party at 7 p.m. Rages Despite Mary's Crystal Lake, in tin air |UH-ket Ix-neath Iha Ihe open sea today, still a much — loughly IQ,IIUD tom, a liutanl with which the fire to ri'txirt*. Thursday in the city park. Re­ Containing slightly more earth today whilo rescuer* t “dangerous hurricane" hut Truce Plans or Qn ton* each. department continually has Is port is that there’ll he all the Market Looted; than 12 acres, tho new pro­ worked to free them from th<* well out of reach of land “An attempt to trnn«|xirt by cope. free hot dogs and randy the ALGIERS (LTD Fight­ perty offers ample apace for flooded iron mine wher* thuy areas. air arms* the Atlantic all the The chief in go! the public city's little (or big) goblins Employe Beaten building and parking a* well have been trapped four days, Ami Helena, the season's ing continued today along thcan eat. DAYTONA BEACH fL’IM i- eighth tropical sturm which Morixiiin. Algerian border, al­ heavy eq ilpmrnl of such a di­ to co-operate ■» helping elim­ a* a «ile lor u future parson­ Tlie three miner* reported vision—all the vehicle*, urlit­ inate the practice of iinnuPolice searched today for sprang up in the Caribbean though both nation* have age For the present time jubilantly Sunday night th a t tery, ammunition, etc. would Charlie Morrison just three gunmen who heat the (homed binning of leaves, agreed to meet for true talks. Methodist churches of the rising flood waters, which 'phoned to say Bill Hemphill assistant manager of a super during Hie weekend and show­ Mororcan military source* stagger tho imagination of pirn- needles nnd grass. area have been invited by the earlier threatened them with ed signs of growing to hum any present-day logistir com­ Motors is giving him the keys market here Sunday and cs Field work is bring started district to urn the site as • slow death, wrrn receding. cane pr<p<)fhill*. degenerated In Marrakech said Moroccan mand.” to a new HI Rambler Amer­ raped with abont Smut till* week by the County As- picnic and playground area. into little more than .squalls troop* defending the Sahara But rescuers trying to sink ican Wednesday, to replace The "log if" in Operation Full GOP House Officers said the three men today and weather officials Desert outpost of ltu--i Iteida sexsor’x office on the reap* a shaft through which a res­ the '6.7 Rambler he now i* entered the siilnirhun shop­ Big Lift, the official udded. killed dll Algerian* and cap­ prai.ul of i-ommi-rcial propcue capsule can Im lowered driving for the Chamber ol ping center fixxl store during -aid it prcscn'cd no iiitim-di tured 100 othera Sunday hi wus that 'lie f«ut war possible Slate In South ci tv III Sanford ns reiiuextcd Former Senator ate danger. faicd a ticklish job. Engineer* Commerce. only Ix-ca iso tiie heavy equip­ the late altcrmxm ami look and authorised by the Goonty Connally Dies Ginny still packed the 9a- repulsing an unsuccessful Al­ ment had already been deploy­ Seen By Miller void the boring could break cash from the cash registers mile-nn hour winds which gerian attark. Conimission for the Itiiil tax the air pocket ami release tit* WASHINGTON* (VVU Members of the Sanford Re­ after pidnt-w hipping assist­ ed, or "pr« positiond’’ in mili­ HOUSTON (UPI) — Rep. roll. There wus no runfrnmtiou nir pressure, engulfing th« publican Women’s Club, who ant manager Jerry .Morrison. kept residents of the Eastern William E Miller, Republican S|K-cial , nulling to person­ Fornii'r Son. Tom Connolly of three men tn the water which of the report frum Algerian tary lerntin dogy. Scultoard edgy all last week ’I«vii' dinl r.itly t« > < I iy nt hi* met recently at the home of national chairman, predict* d nel of the Assessor's office and forced icm m al id about Source*. It w a - the higltr i fill* tlio real of tho mine. Mrs. I). M. Ladd in Geneva. * r r; r . i n i 'l » l l * l l Sunday night that the GDI' Im* la-eii given in method* ht’tiii' Lure of pneumoniH. lie one-day easuulty toll anIK K ) persuns from tluCaro­ Drilling w a s ptoceeding are attonilinu Ihe fall nifet*. L illillllU \% u* H »l. Conrmlly*R family naitl soon would have candidate* In used in determining valua­ lina* coastline during the nounred so far in the thicc- Burglars Make carefully through ihitdd* to tng of Ihe Florida Federation ^TALLAHASSEE ft Pit lie (mil hern ill for Nome time. every congressional election tion*. week old conflict. of Republican Women's Con­ The Tuesday meeting of the weekend lie Inn! Utii living In re provcul a Ins* of pressure. in the South. Structural data will la* galtiThe Moroccun source* -aid 4 Tries; 3 Fail But it- remote |x>sition ference today and Tuesday at state cabinet and internal tin tireincnt here »lnre he left Tlu- Nr a York Cungre.ti- etrd first after which income llurirLu a wrrv au** hi Saras4)ta. Rep. Jam es Frank­ provemrnt fund trustee* has made it a threat only tn ship Moroccan troop* "routed'' the the Seoul** in I'.nV*] after !!•! M i. hi said "we may elect the ••uly oiw **f four LreukinK-umlilalu. where necessary, will be Algerian* and drove them Auto Damaged ping lin Baltin I It-Mont.) is the been canceled this week. hark IS toil*-* southeast *-f rntoriiif? HtliMu|it« over tli*« governor in Kentucky no.I ohtnirH-d to ciuopiete tIt«• In >ei*rA in tlie chmnher. principal speaker. Tlie «ilver •hairnl Team what d» you furmatiori ne-di-d In deter­ llojr Mississippi Here By Fire lla-si Ilf id a toward Tinfoil- Wrrkfnil, I'nlirr • • • Democrat Inni Ih»i,h rhalrnian think of Dial ?" William* M|M»rtct| liidny. mining valuations. chi, where indecisive fighting Snnfoid Fire Department Susie Spook sex all SouthIliM'vu- ciiiwlutl (•» flit* roof .'Idler told Ihe T»•*)».« Fi’d'Ihe cooperution of owner* of tli,. Senate hori'iKti Itela* answered n call late Ftlday to wus reported Saturday, sale spooks planing to make ( i at ion of l.vpuhlo art Worn* and operator, of the huainc*.* thnift C'uiiiniittee. of Suifitril Furniture, a burning automobile nt 217'J with the hammer and nails to h i«kylikriit and tfitt'm l, to rn 'i 1 Iu*»^ tlu* <SCJ|* n«*v«'r Im* establishment* of Sanford in Sanford Avc., tlie fire depart­ build some booths for the Jitfal n tf lev if ion net, | Iren ftroti|(f*r *‘froin the carrying out this program will Itoyal llirds ment reported. Big Lift Brings carnival arc asked to appear ( liii f Williams inid thieve* up" than it if to* lx- deeply appreciated. The automobile, • 19QA KING’S LYNN. Eng. (UPI) at 3 pm Wednesday at Ihe were unnucreifful in attempt* day. Those from the Assessor's Hoick sedan belonging to —A local shop today put on 1,500 G Is Home school Head »p<a>k Ben But­ to hii*mL into ItnUon'i Sport**It will riot la* toiiir liefore office |oil tn iputing in the |iru- sale pheasants shut It) I’rince Glenn CJoenrlier, caught fir« ler will he flying around d i­ KKANKFlJin (I »• r in a n y recting Ihe spook traffic. 111*1) « Th« I Tilted Sl.iti** iritf t ,imm| *, Hunt f.mcoIn-Mer* the lte|iuMi« an* will ronte**. gtnm are <)* Horniiiiey, Oluf i'ltilip at a nearby royal es­ around 7:1® p. ni. due to u de. shipper! horn. I 5i*t cm,hat «»><•'••* Hanfonl Naval Acad- -very crngte-stonal race In Nordgien, Joe Douglas., nnd tate lor :>u shillings a pair, or fcctiva cut burctor, firemen Ed Willi*. | -aid. D.rmsg* was heavy. $ 1.20 . From Ihe police blotter: A troop, on return flight* of Op___________ " ,r ......... M,ll"r “ Wsmall boy visiting at the roo -ration Big Lift plane* but made Ihe mistake of sticking kept Ihe movement secret to hi* finger in a cage . . and avoid arousing European.' a ntacaw got hold of it. No concern, it wa. learned today damage . . . except a lot of Big Lilt, which brought mure than la.ttki combat WASHINGTON it I'll — space capsule. They said the Dial tlie t S. mixin program Ilnur with our moon program tears. However, Sen. J. Willum • • • troop* from base* in Texas Kusvta » withdrawal frum the moon program would con should lie delayed until the as planned.*' Fulbriglit, D-Ark., said he to (iertnany tor maneuver*, miaul race provided new am­ tinue on schedule Among other real estate Rep Olin Teague, D-Tex.. supported withdrawal of the nation t* in sounder financial transactions newly on file at But both Republican and cau.erl (ear* Here that the munition for opponent* id the »ci mid ranking member of United States from tlie moon number of U. S trixips per­ U. S lunar program today Democratic legislators voiced •tiape, said: the courthouse is a SI5.1KJO the House Space Committee, race. He said Hut "Hie mon­ "I ant sure that Russia's voiced concern about the fu­ ey can he used for a number manently stationed in Europe and c a u s e d apprehension belief that Ihe announcement transfer from Ruby Cinder to WITH A HEAVY FOOT mi tin* accelerator tin* would he rut. FGH Investments. This is the among its supporter*. liy Soviet Premier Nikita plans will generate pressure ture id tlie U. 8. program. of better thing*, including aid driver of till.* 1961 model uulomobile, Samuel N. The l.300-mun battle group Dffirial* of the National Khrushchev in Moscow Satur­ against our present moon pro­ ''Fin afraid this will hurt to education.'' M & R bar on Highway 17 92. Whitaker of Sanford wrupped the rear bultper wa* being returned to the Aeronautics and Space Ad­ day might ultimately delay grams.” City Commission passed over our moon program — maybe Humphrey s a i d Khrush­ almost around this power i>ole Saturilay nih'ht L'nited Mate* in a normal ro­ ministration (NASA) s a i d the U. S. lunar program. Senate Democratic Whip not this year in Congress—but chev’s announcement under­ a request for license transfer on Main Street ea.st of Sjiies. He was arrested tation move wml it* withdraw­ they planned In go ahead with at its Oct. II meeting until Senate GOB Leader Everett Hubert It. Humphrey, Mum., next year,” Teugue said. " 7 i scored "the serious economic by Constable Hob Carroll and clinryretl with al had nothing to do with re­ the next step In the U. S. 31. Dirkscn, 111., who lias sup­ said that "we shouldn’t let wouldn't tie surprised It problem* the Soviet Union is N'uv. I But the transfer later failure to have his ear under control. Whitaker’s ducing the strength of tin- six program. 1’ioJect Gemini to ported f o r tn e r President Khrushchov's words govern Khrushchev is juvt trying to. encountering. They Just can’t was approved and a license , L. .1 dit bums lure. orbit two astronaut, ut one Dwight D. Eisenhower » view our actions. We should con | make u* drop our guard." bond was set at $IUU. (I lei aid i'hoto) issued UU. 16. | afford aft Utc.e programs.'* True Bills In Gun Slaying, Auto Death mwA Profumo-Like Scandal In 0. S. Capital? Traffic Accidents Keep Police Busy Couple Seized Here A s Bclita Suspects 'Big If' Raised At Home, Abroad By 'Big Lilt' To Build In Lake Mary Permit Needed To Bum Trash Ginny Far Asea; Helena Fades t i. Trapped Miners Play Cards Reappraisal In Sanlord Begins Russian Withdrawal M ay Hurt U. S. M oon Program , �W M W Nolle* to t m k r ■ !* •• th at pursuant to final 4 * m * r*»4- ■rH on to* ftr« t i r of 0 *1# *t>ir, t i n . In tkot *ertala peaBIng In l ho Cl ran It Conrt In an4 far (SM loote County. F torlin , In Chancery, whsrsfn r i M T FEDERAL M T tllW AND LOAN AMO* Cl ATI ON o r I R H I M n i i l COUNT T, n *arp«rnll*a, to F ltlntirL o n t W ILLI* * U oejtm V a n n * n<t i x j n e t t a VANN, h it w lft art 4«t*ndinto, Chonetrr Deek*t No. 11111 I. ARTHUR M. BUCK* WITH. JR* Ctorh o f lha n fo » t. u l t Circuit Coart, w ill with* In th t lo to l hoar* • ( onto on Tn*o4nr, Novomhor it . l i l t nffor (or o il* an4 to ll to tht M ih ttt *nd boot bltdor for c**h at th t front door *( Iho Conrthou** o f (*0110010 Countr. riorldo. In BanforB, Florid*, in* follow in g d es­ cribed property. *ltu*t*4 and being In (om lnol* Countr. florid *, to .w it: Th* R oil I* f**t or th t W a it too f**t o f I/>t 1 , r. H. RAND’* ADDITION TO BAN FORD, FLORIDA, a« cording lo p la t thiroof r*cord*4 In F la t Book t. Png* m . P ublic Record* o f B oalaolo Countr. F lo r ­ id* Bald e*1* w ilt b* m»d* pur ouant to and In ordtr to tttla fr th* t*rm* o f tald final deer**. (■ B A D Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. Clerk of C ircuit court tn and (nr (em ln o la County. Florida. By: Martha T. Vthlan, D.C. Philip Logan Fubllah Oct. M. 11*1. CDN-1M Soufhside Shudders Legal Notice U g o l Notice Legal Notice F ir tfT tflT B n A N * NOTICE IB horobp Btron that am engaged la huOlaaa* at Fora Park, aemlnolg Ueunty, Florida, under lha flottltou* n a n * o f CLUB JUANA, and that 1 Inland la raftalor oald a a n # w ith th* Clork of th* Ctronlt Court, Ptmlnolo Coun­ ty. Florid*. In tecordanet with th* provtolon* o f th* F lstlltou* Nam* Blatut**, t«-w lti ■eetlon H IM Florida Btatuta* HIT. ■Igl Michael Flnter Fubllth Oot. H. f t . I f, A Not. I. t i l l . CDN-M BwHoe ad FkMto B * * H t* Nolle* I* hereby gleen. Hoard o f County c * m mlaelenara o f B m tn ot* County. Florida, prop*** to r**oa* th* follow in g 4*terlb*d properly toned A -t Agriculture to H-1 Induetrlol: NU o f NEI4 of BER In Bootlon U-IUI-I1E. Further dooerlbod a* lying Eaat of Orlodo, go u lh of i n 41* nnd Eaot of Wnoblagten Height* lubdlrtalon. Publl* hearin g w ill bo held In th* g«m ln olt County Court Houot, ganford, Plorlda. In Hi* County Commlfetonere Room, on November IS. H4I ot 10:0* A. M. nr a* toon there­ after aa poaelble. Board a t County Commitutonor* Mem)not* County. Florida Dy J. C. H uiehloon, Chair­ man Attoat Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Publleh Out. II, l i l t . CDN-0.14 Page 2 — Oct. 28, 19ftJ Cli* VntTarf WrrsTB BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR BRANDS AT B y Huai# Spook Of lata, tho*# South* Id# spooklst* boon c o m in g In ta il­ ing o f all so r ts or a h tn a n lg a n s goln* on 'round th a t spook haven. J u s t la s t waak som a gh o sts w ars saan f ly in g In and out o f tha w ood w ork , and up and down th o h a lls. The#* tw o w h ite bedecked characters w ere ta ilin g th e Suuthsirfa ap o o k lets o f som a of tha a ttra c tio n s c om in g up n e st T hu rsday n ig h t whan the b iggest spook sh in d ig o f tha season w ill tak e place. W hy . uet a s quick ms a g h o s t can fly around, S o u th sld e S c h o o l playground w ill lm tran sform ­ ed into a b r illia n t m idw ay with all aorta o f fu n th in g ! fur apooka and apooklaU a s well. ThrrsTI be such su p er rides a s tha 40 A I tr a in , and it'a alwaya A to ss up a s to w ho has tha m oat fu n , th ose g en ial g t n ls o f tha 40 ft 0 or thu kids. TheraTI be o th e r rid es, too, w ith S p ook s H em phill, Bush and B a tten run n in g th a t show . T hey’ll ba o n duty fo r tha n o m a o f S p o o k s Brock, Colbert and W ilk es. Spouka T a ffe r , M ansfield and Cowan have b een busy for weeks now , a s ite m s for the Country 8to ra h ave been com ­ in g in. You nam a It, th ey've g o t 1L F or the cou n try sto r e, spooks w ill find su ch hard-tog e t item s a s u sed clo th in g , costum s jsw e lr y , com ic books, toys, p otted p la n ts, canned goods, p lc tu r s and picture fram es, a sh tr a y s , candle holders, relish d ish es, vases, lam ps. A ll th s se and other a r ­ ticles w ill m ake Ideal places for soma real auper cobw ebs to adorr you r hau nted haven. U et your p r e ttie s t ah eeU rtady sp ook s and make FARRELLS • ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 310 E. M U S T SA N F O R D W F r.IVF. T O P V A L V E S T A M P S "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" r ic r r n o c a r a r e NOTICE I* hereby given that I am angaged In b u iln e n at Caaa*lberry lem lnet* ghopplng Sr - WOODROW CASH Center, gemlaol# County, FtorIda, under th* ftotltloue nam# There’s not much that’s more an­ • f, KOLN KLEEN LAUNDRT A DRT CLEANERB. and that noying than to take an otherwise T Intend to r*(l*t*r m id nam* clean garment, from tho hunger snU w llh th* Clerk o f th* Circuit discover a spot on it after just one Court. Bsmlnot* County. Flor­ wearing. ‘‘Where dial il come from ?" id*. In nerordane* with th* In Ik* Cwwrl ■« Ik* l e e * l | dg*. k e n Inal*. Cawaty, Flor­ ycu usk. “I* it u food stain? Bever­ provlalona of th* F lclllloua age? Petfumu? You have no way of Nam* Btatutei, In-w ll: Section ida, tn Fvwkaf*. tn re 1 Rome* * f lll.e e Plorlda B talutai HIT. telling. CHARLER O. WILKE. dig! Harold J. Haun Decaaeed. Publleh O ot H. II A N ot. I. When this happens, it’* wteg lo ' AN r e e a H e n and P en *** 11. H tt. get the garment to your cleuner as Hnetog Claim* wr Demaada CDN-TI quickly gs possible. While some A n le e t le M S e ltM i Tou and each o f you ar* stain* nre irremovable, most of them N c m r r f o r H IM hereby notified and rtqulrtd do come out with proper cleaning. Th* Board of County Compontma.iter at Casselberry Friday afternoon by Postal Inspector W. R. to (recen t any elntm* and de­ mlaeloner* of Pemlnnl* County. Food stains, stains from tea, coffee, »oft drink* and Richie (left), Orlando. Sitler succeeds Clyde Kerce, acting postmaster for Florid*, w ill rocelr* hid* at mand! w hich you. or either of fruit juices, should be scientifically removed quickly, th* affle* af Arthur H. Berk- you. m ay hava agatnet the before they become oxidized by exposure to air and heat. the last three years. (Herald Photo) Ith, Jr., clerk, In the Court- eetata of C lfA R I.m d. WIL­ hom e at Panford. Flortda up KE. ,Iterated , la te of »»M to th* County Judge Dye stains sre usually the nioet difficult to remove to |:M P .V , Monday. Noeem County, from dark and pastel fabrics. White fabrics yield to her It. HOI, for furntehlng th* of Remlnot* County. Florid*, n ig h t o f It on Oct. 31. You can at hi* offlc* In th* court hnut* bleaches which c*n usually remove the dye »tain. Oil follow ing Item* of n*w equip­ of eatd County at Panford. For app ear In the lunch room first stains come out easily when fresh, yet they are often ment! Florida, w ithin a lt calendar A. On* Meter flr*d*r. Properly impossible to remove completely after they have aged monlha from th* lim a af th* for a carnival typo supper, B. Two Dump Truek*. for a time. C. On# Thrm Wh*#l Roll*r. flrtt publication o f thle notice. where spook* of Mr*. Mor­ Two cople* of each claim or D. One Tnw-Typ* Paring demand ehall be In writing, tv t u b e n t e r r r r o r s T , A word of warning: never try to remove an uniden­ gan’s room will serve you. Spreader. and ehall atal* th# place of m in t h jti m r iA i. c ir c u it . tified stain by home cleaning agents. You might como R. On* Lin# Striper. T h is will begin at S:30. Then reeldenc* nnd poet office ad IN AND FOR SKHINOLS Hperlflcatlone mey be nbup with a ruined garment! Proper cleaning by specia­ * n*( COrNTT, BTATK OF FLOW telned of tha claim ant, and up the creaky stairs f o r s o m e at th* offlc* of tho dree* lists cosi* lees in the long run. makes your clcthes last ehall ha eworn to by the IDA. IN CHANCERY NO. I M Memlnnto County Engineer, In claimant, hie agent, or attor­ cake and witch’s brew with longer. For scientific, sofe cleaning, »end your clothes NORTH AMERICAN MORT ih* courtboue* *t Bnnfnrd. ney and accompanied by * OAOE CORPORATION, an A t - Plorlda. Spook Brisson in charge for to kantaa aarporatlon. Bid* to b* oncloeed tn a filing fe* of on* dollar aad Wiggln's room. After this P la in tiff tealed *n*etop* plainly mark aurh claim or demand not to Casually you're rcudy for the side DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS wa. *d on th# nutilde, "BIO FOR filed ehalt be void. 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 OEIITRUDE « HOUOlf and /* / ELIZABETH B. WtLshows thut Sueie will tell yURNIHIIINO <n*m* of Item), OART D. IIOtTQtl, her hua open November II, 1111." KB 113 PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA S-JMJ about Inter. A* E aacu trli o f ih* D e l hand. Bid* w ill b* ripened on Defendante Tueeday. W ill nnd Teetamant at November t l. t t * l u o m m o r n rr CHARLES O. WILKE, at la.ao AM. or aa t u n tk trt deceased THE PTATB OF FLORIDA after aa potelbl*. at A meeting TO« Gertrud* B. Hough *nd to be held In thn County Com- OEO. A. SPEER. JR. ' O ery D. Hough, Attarnoy for eald Estate mleelon Meeting Room In th* t i l t D. M ountain V lllag* Cnurthnue* at Banford, F lori­ IIIH M agnotla Avenue M ountain Horn* AFD, Sanford, Florida. da. Idaho Th# right to ramread lo Flrtt publication October 1 N olle* to h*rnbr gtvan that w ait* any Irregularltle* or A. II. IMS. •u lt h** been (tied In the lechnlcam ie* In bid* and to Publleh Out- II A Nov. 4, •b o y # Indicated Court against rtjtrt any er all hide. It. IMS you. and each o f rag, th* till* Board of County Commle- CDN-M • f which can* I* • * a b ort elonere, Seminole County, NDTICR FOR BIDS •how n. Florida. Tou ar* hirerhy requlrtd to Th# Board of County C*mJ. C. Ilutchlaon. Chairman mleetnnar* of Seminole County, f lit your a new er *r w ritten By: W. Buah, Jr. Florida, w ill racalv* bid* In detoneea. If any. In lha ahoee County Engtnaar proceeding w ith th* Clerk o f Publleh offlc* of Arthur it. Reck, Ocluber H and th* with. Jr.. Clerk In th# Court­ Iht* Court and to *trr* a copy November a, H i! house, Sanford. Florida, up to th ereof upon th* p la in tiff* tiQt P. M. Monday, November attorney* who** name and ad fD N -H I. N o n r E f o r E tna draat appear* hereon, en or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 11. H i t , for delivery *1 the Th* Hoard of County Comkefor* th* lo d day o f Dee THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIH . follow in g Itemtt mleelnnere of Sem lnult County, ■to** No. t •m b er !* •!. th e nature of (T IT IN AND FOR SRHIFlorid* wilt recelv* bide t t th* On* Aatom atla feeder to offlc* of Arthur H. Beckwith. thl* proceeding being n gull NOLR (NIC,NTT. FLORIDA. k* need w ith cite* He* Jr, Clerk. In th* Courthouse nt to fnrerlo** th* |l*n o f IN CHANCERY NO. ISSSt Addreeeogreph machine. m n rtgsgs on th* fottowln J I K 1II.AK MORTGAGE Senford, Florid* up t« s no Itewe No. S dencrlbed property eltnat* tn CORPORATION OP Ft/JUIDA. I’ M Monday, Novem ber II, 1T,)0I frame* to hold plat* gem lnol* County, Florida, to a 1‘Iurlda corporation. H ll. fur (lie follow in g: mad* from voter Hate Witt P lain tiff. On# Ueed Crawler Tractor All of above equipment t» Let It, B lock I. HXFTLER (Cat. D# or equivalent tn HOME* ORLANDO BEC- D IU .T C. JARRKTT and b* ueed la th* off lea of th* ell* tnd perform ance) for of registration TION ONE. aeeerdlng to ALICE L JARRBTT. hie w lf*. supervisor • • • • • • f t * •emtnot* County Arthro­ m ap or plat theraot reD efendant* Seminole County, Florid* .................. pod Control rro g rim . Bid* lo bo enclosed In a aaal ' f f r ded IN Plat Bonk IN. NOTICE OF SUIT itpeeUlMtlon* m*y be ohad envelop* plainly marked Fag* l - l , Publl* Reoorde ■TATE OF FLORIDA talced at th* office of th • f gem lnol* County, F ler- TOi BILLY C. JARIIETT and on lha outeld# "Bid for turn .................. ... County E ngln rer In th* Ida. ALICE L JARRKTT. hi* lahtng Autom atic Feeder, open Courthouse *t Sanford, FlorNovember II. 1MI," or "Did • • DONH AND ORDERED at wlf*. Id*. ia n fo r d , Damlnol* County, who** retldea** to U N ­ for furnlthln g IT,to* frame*, Bid So h* tncloeed In * seal open November II, 1ML* • g ta to of F lorida, thl* N th day KNOWN *4 envelop# plainly marked on Specification* may b* ah th# outside. " B tn m n u s e d • f October, 1M I. Tou ar* herahr required la tiln ad In th# offlc# of th# (B E A D file your answer or w rtllan CRAWLER TRACTOR, open Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr.. deftneea. If any, tn Ih* above Clerk o f Circuit Court, court' November t l , tt#I." Clerk of th* Circuit Court proceeding wllh Ih* Clerk of house, Sanford, Florida. Rtdi will ba opened ( | Blda w ill ha openad at H:M meeting to bo held In the Byt Martha T Vlhlen. DC. thle Court, and to atrva I A. M. or aa goon thereafter s i ROEBB, WIOHT A ItUltFORD copy thereof upon the Plain County Com m ission Meeting osalble on Tuaaday, November Room American N ational Bank Bldg. t i m attorney*, w h eet name* posi In the Courthouse tt H. H l l . at a m eeting to b* Senford, .................. P. O Bog t i l l * and addrtet appear* h a r t Florid*. Tueedty. Bt. Petareburg II. Plorlda on. o* or before th* H th d ay bald In th* County Commie November II. H l l . «t jo no slonera m eeting room. Court A M. nr ** toon th e r etftsr *e of Noyember. t i l l , th* n* Attorney* for P la in tiff Publleh Oct. I I * N*a. 4. tt. turt of this proceeding being Koui*. Banford. Florida. poislbl*. Th* right la reserved to a lu ll for foreclosure of m ort­ II. t**l Th# r lfh t t* r*#*rv#t In waive any Irregularltle* gage agalnet th* foltnw lag CDN-M w*lv* • ny lrr*gutarlll*a tech nicalities In bid* end to t,(-hnlc*tlil## In Mil* an t or deterlbed property, to-wtt: lo Lot 41. OOI.DUG MANOR relict any or all blda r*]*ct any cr a U bits. *N THE CIRCUIT COURT TN Board of County Commit FIRST ADDITION, accord­ Bnsrd of County CommleAND FOR SKMtNOMB COUN­ altnarg ing to Ih* plat Ihertor aa eloner*. Semtnolo County, TY. FLORIDA. Sem inole County, Florida rtoordtd In Plat Book II. Florid*. IN CHANCERY NO. IS*EL By: J. C. Hutchison. Chair peg* II. Publlo Recorda at J C Hutchteon, Chairman UNION DIME SAVINOR BANK. men Seminole County. Florida Byt W. Rush, Jr, • corporation DONE AND ORDERED at Attest; C ounty E n x ln e e r. P laintiff. ■anlord. County o f Seminole, Arthur II Beckwith, Jr. Publleh; October H th tnd V*. Clerk State of Florida, tht* I llh day November I. l i l t . JAMES A LYNCH tod NANCT rublleh Oot. H A Nee. I. 11*1 CDN-10J. J LYNCH, h it wife, and of October, I l k . CDN-lOO TRADE-IN HOMES OF CBN. (SEAL) lion. Arthur R. Beckwith. IN THE riR C I'IT ( HI NT, THAI, FLORIDA, INC, IN T H E C I R C U IT COURT O F NINTH J l l l l r i V L J r , Clerk Circuit Court (IM CCrr. Defendant* T H E N IN T H JU D IC IA L f H i ­ Seminole County. F lorida IN XND FIIM eC W IM IIC NOTICE OF BALE l l IT o r r t . t l H I U A , IN AND c o u n t y . a r v T r o r f l o w . By; Marth* T. Vlhlen Notice Is hereby given that FOR ■RAAINOLE C O U N T Y . IHS, IN CII4NCKH1 Nw. 1X113 Daputy Clerk pursuant to th* Final Deer** F L O R ID A . HA C K A N C B R T NO. NOR TH AMKRt ' AN MORT­ of Forecloeur* and S a lt en ­ ORKOOlir. COURB A ISSIS GAGE C O R P O R A T IO N , a n Artered In th* c a rt* pending In PAN1ELLO N E W T O R N RANK FOR S A V ­ k a m a t < o r p o r* U o a , Atiorneyi far P laintiff tha Circuit Court In end for INGS. f o r m e r l y NEW T U R K P la in tiff S-m lnM t County Florid*, ras* (ftt Jackirn Street HAVING.* BAN K, a New Y o rk ?•ducket number Hold. Ih* un­ T im e s I, Florid* corporation, rublleh Oct. J* A Nov, 4. 11. ROT T. D E IIOIU). i t at. dersigned Clerk will celt th* pistnttrr. Pn"cm lA[|(» property situ a ia in said coun­ t l . 1MI e*. YftTH E n r m IT CDN-PT ty d m r lh e d » a C V L U I N O CLEA'A ar.) ANNA Tin; r r t ri: n r r t int id % Lot do o f niock "t*", IN TIIM t l R f i rr t 111 S T OF C L E V A , hie wife. I'Oi J u ba tt. W n'"l» in I E ASTBROOK SUBDIVI­ Defend* *!*. NINTH JUDICIAL DIM. J a i ’q u n l l n e O. Wood*, hi* SION, UNIT NO SIN. aa. THE N t e r t t k n r *1 IT H I T , IN ANI) r i m *EW Iwlfft. w h o a e r»«l<i*nce tn • -ruing to in* I'lsi there­ NOI.E COI NTT. ri.OHIDA. TO i N E V E R I NO (’LEVA and unknown. of at rocardrd In 1*1a t IN r i l A N I E M T N o . EMitl ANNA CLEV A, III a wtf# N otice !• h e r e b y g l t e n t h e t Ilo-ik 11. pease II and I), J I A11 M a e s a c h u e e t l * S t r e e t I KISLAK M O ItT H A tlE ■ult he* been fltpel In the Public Record* of Seminole (.\)R|N»RAT|((N •tary, Indiana O F F U M t I D A . ■ h«»ve ln-II *4t# | C o u r t County. Florid*. ro t and each of t o u you* e n d e a c h o f you . a n d T cgelh sr w ith all structures • F l o r i d * c o r p o r a ti o n . Dellonl end P U I n t t t r . A R E H E I I E R T N O T I F I E D t h a t e f e l n e t Hoy T and Improvement s now and a eult hat been b r o u g h t H e le n H. U elln rd . h ie wife, h tr ta lltr on eald land, and f u ­ V# a g a l n e t you b y NEAV YORK th e t i t l e o f ^ h l f tl emit la ft* F R A N K E r t R L l E * n d ture* ittachod thereto; site RANK F U R SAVINGS, f o r m ­ all as* fleam , electric, water, RVTII ANN f i m t U ' E . hi* w lf * erly NEAV YORK SAVINGS • h iiv e ehiiwn, You e r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to an t other h*a<lnt. cooking, re­ I'llK itT K ri 111 .ANt: 1,1. a n d RANK, a New T u r k c o r p o r a ­ file y o u r a n a w e r or w r i t t e n frigerating lighting, plumb- J U D I T H I ttiiN E L L , hie wife. tion. 1 'l aln ltff, l o fore clo se a itefeni#*. If any* In th « a b o v e D e f e n d a n t * V our n«w Wlnn-Dlile store gives Inc. rem llatln g. Irrlgetlng, t g a g e m ore p a r t i ­ pr oceed I n s w i t h t h e C l e r k of amt n ever tyelem t, machine*, T e l FRANK E tR 'It O U K * n d cc eu rl taar il ny dMe oter rlb Top Value Stamps.. .one (or every dime e d In the C o m ­ t h le C o u r t a nil to e e t v e a I l f T il ANN P U R D U E , hie appliances, fliiu r se , and *pou spend. They are redeemable for gifts p l a i n t filed tn t h l e eult. w h i c h copy t h e r e o f u p o n th e p l a i n ­ w ife PuH* nance*, which now gr* M o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r * th * f o l ­ t i f f * a t t o r n e y * w h o s e n a m e toV N\V U t h S t r e e t earing America’s most famous brand or met hereafter pertain to. or low ing d e —'r l b e d pr i-p erty. a n d aiMreee a p p e a r * h e r e o n , W a e h l n * |o n , I n d i a n a b* uerd w ith. In. o f on said names . . . t wide selection of gifts for • I t u a t a In S e m in o le C o u n ty , on or b e f o re t h e H t h d a y of tou are m n tE itv N o n . pr»nil*e*. even though Ilia) Novem ber , t i l l , t h e n a t u r e of every member of the family. F l b i n t h a t a e u l t lo f o r e - F l o r i d a , t o - w l t i he detached nr ,letachat>1e L o t 11 In B l o c k * of F A I R - thle p ro ceed l n tf b e i n g a Ault T ogrih tr wi t h ih* follow trig r lo ee a M o rtg ag e ha* b een 111L A N E E S T A T E S S E C T l(*N It) fo retdoee t h e Hen o f a T op V aluo S ta m p s Exclusive Golden llr m - ■>( property which ar* ed a g a l n e t y o u In lb* a b o v e itn the follo w in* No. t, a c c o r d i n g to th * m o r i f i s e i . i u r t b) t h e a b o v e n a m e d lor vted In end permanently InGuarantee stands behind every gift. It is deecritied p r o p e r t y a l t u a t a In P l a t t h e r o o f. reco rd ed tn I 'l a l n i l t f Th* p r o p e r t y e o u g h t v'atled *• a part of the Imyour guarantee of comnlete satisfaction. P l a t R o o k IS. P ag e left, Beni Ino le C o u n t y , f l o r i d a, to to be foreoloeed la a* f o l t o n e ; pruv.m enlv or, tald land; o^CAR R AW AY # McKIBBIN Shop at W in n -D ix ie 's newest store and get Top Value Stamps Legal Notice O ur new / Com e In a n d • set free gift ca ta log • • and S a vers B o o k ,r L 0 N G W 0 0 D W INN-DIXIE**. is located at , • U.S. 17-92 and State Road 424 / Tour new WINN-DIXIE gives Top Value Stamps t t\ . . s r l N i l H O l . ’S E Till'.* M O DEL M llll) E l . Ei* OVEN KKRIAL BUILT-IN iiU '.I M V t> T lN « lll< « l a n L I , B O ILT -IN H.VNvIE e n 1AL Mi. VVER In forenoon and Ihr afternoon ,>f N o v em b er, door of the C ourthouse l> DATED at Panthl* Stih dc> of l - i II. LOM1DA1.E S U Itl l l VISION. according to th * Plat t h e r e o f , r e - ' o r d ed In I 't a t Itnok 11 P a g e SI, of th * P u b llo R e c o r d * of b t m l n u l t C o u n t ) , F l o r ­ ida. TOI tilt: REQ U IRED to fil* y u o r A n s w e r w l l h th * C l a r k of th * C o u r t a n d to s e rv e a copy u p o n tit* P l a t n tin v A t to rn * )* . FREED A NATH ANSON, Ut) S o u th t t t i l e In g to n A v e n u e . T ttuavtll*. F lo rid a , not t a l e r t h a n N o v ­ e m b e r ?*, HIS. If y o u fall to do •.>, a d eo rea pro con* te a —■ wilt be e n t e r e d a g a l n e t you f o r the r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th * C - n p l a l n u It IT.NESS m y h a n d a n d eaat of t a l d C o u r t t t Sam .i loll C o u n ty , tht* IS th d ay o f Mot uber, I I I ) ISK ALl Arthur If. B e c k w i t h . J r 1'ierh ' f C i r c u i t C-»urt Ry Uartti* u. c T. VthDu tue w Office* F R E E D and N ATH.ANtw >N l l o w-.uih W a e h t n g t ' n Av*. Tltuevltte, Fla P u blish net, j i , n . It o f! :> a N o v . I, o f t h e P u b l i c Recorda nt Hemlpol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a : a n d f o r o t h e r relief, a n d you ar* r e q u i r e d t> file y o u r A n ­ s w e r t o t a l d C u in p la lu t w ith th * C l a r k of th * e n o a t t i y l t d C o u r t am ) t o se rv e, a copy t h e r e o f on P l a i n t i f f * A t t o r HO a, Kush.VUCIKJ, IturaENI l E R i l a REISAIAN. !««! Aineley Hulldlng, Miami t l . F k i rIda, n u t l a t e r t h a n the H t h day o f N o v e m b e r , t i l l , In d e ­ f a u l t o t w h ic h eald C o m p la in t w ill h* t a k e n aa confeeacd by you. D A T E D , a t » * 9 t o t d . Florid*, th l# H t h d ay o f Uctober, 1 >4J tS K Al.l A r t h u r R U« k a l t h . Jr C l e r k of t h # C l r i u l t C o u r t B y : M a r t h a V Athlon D eputy C lerk Law Office* j U o e e n b e rg . K w eeu o eia 4 llelaiuan S u i t e lev) Aineley U u d d n s M iam i IS, F l o r i d a P u b l l e h Oot. :t c :» A Nov. t tt. t» ei C D N -Iu . Local automobile dealers of fer their best biiy, in Herald c U s s u n j axjpuajr sdJ. w It i i^it u . nu». w s i n c r n * K R UltlsANtA* S t : T I o N ONE. a r c o r d l n * m a p o r p l a t t h e r e o f re* ear d e d I n 111a t Li*■■•k 13. Pa ife 1. P u b l l o tleciird a o f h e m t n o U C o u n t y , Eio rIda. t.N P OKt>HIU:i> at isil tint# (Viunty, , S an fo rd . M*ti of ELtirkda, l hi* Be smart. . . shop at Winn-Dixie and save on price . . . then save twice with Top Value Stamps. I’etereuur* h S u n b tm m Autom atic T o a i t o r .............. 8 b o o ks W esUrifDouse Electric I r o n ...................... 3 b o o k s Value Stamps 34. F U fid l Visit your nearest Top Value Redemption Store A t t i r n e y e for P l a i n t i f f Hubllah Oct. t« : . :> a. Nov. « .............O '/t b o o k s T h e b e s t g ifts in lif e a r e F R E E f o r day of O c to b a r , U«3. C9KAL» A rthur H Itei’k a l t h , J r C l e r k t.f t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt lly - M a r t h a V Vlhlen, I n t U l E M W U H I T A O f It CURD A t n e f h i n N i t i n n a l H-irtk 11i t* T. O il >* 119M at It. C. A . Table R adio 114; It Pays To l» e The HERALD iYttut Ad*# 320 No. Orlando Ave. — Maitland 1920 E. Colonial Dr. — Orlando j T*# «k .*(,« m ih IMa *■!» >■» WMhi to S'T# oa4» (ofdeti S § T * **-*!•<» Mtufodto* —*r • r v e . o*r»* T # p V b h # IU # w i may r#tw« g ^ **,la<M#*« « ttm trtfn tm ro �+ * Oct. 28, 1969 — Pa(f« 9 GRAND e. N EW LONGW OOD LOCATED ON U .S. 17-92 A t State Road 4 3 4 O PEN S TU ESD A Y 9 A. M BONUS O FFER I'lNEIlHEKZE GRADE "A" COO!) ONLY AT NEW Longwood Winn-Dixie NAVY WARFARE, especially us it pertains to the Sanford Naval Air Station, was outlined to Navy Leamie members at a dinner-meeting Fri­ day nt SNAS by Vice Admiral Fitzhutfh Lee. Pictured from the left: Cnpt. James O. Mayo, commander of Heavy Attnck Winp One; Admir­ al Lee, Thomas Fuller. Navy League president, and Capt. Hubert M. Ware, commander of SNAS. Navy Warfare Outlined To League By Frank MeAnile The top man in the U. S. Navy'* aviation training pro­ gram said here Friday night that the best nuclear weapons defense system in event of a limited war would be through mobile air base operations of aircraft carriers. Vice Adm. Fitzhugh Lee. chief of naval air training, Pensacola, told a large gath­ ering of Navy League mem­ bers and officials at a San ford NAS banquet that the carrier bared operations are more desirable than a shorebased system because: (t) They nrc more economical to the taxpayer and govern­ ment; <2> They are less vul­ nerable to enemy attack than land-based alreratt because they are continually in mo­ tion; (31 They are more prat'tical in view of llio time, effurl, cost and insecurity In- J, B. Hutchison Wins Promotion To Captaincy Joseph R. Hutchison, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Robert IT. Hutcnlson, R. R. 2. has been promoted to captain in the V. S, Army at Fort Bragg, N, C., it was announced to­ day. He is adjutant In head­ quarters, First Howitzer Bat­ talion, 320th Artillery, 82nd Airborne Division. A graduate of Seminole High School, Captain Hutch­ ison entered the Army in 1909. He is a TD>U graduate of Georgia Institute of Tech­ nology and ij a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. S p 'l Jam es 0. Deboic, whose wife, Verntec, lives at 1G0S Pear Avenue, has been awarded the Good Conduct medal while serving with the First Armored division at Fort Hood. Tex. vnlved In constructing and maintaining air bases on for­ eign Soil. Admiral Lee, a 192(1 grad uate of the U. S. Naval Acad­ emy, who has held several important Pentagon j o b s , urged the support of members of the Central Florida Coun­ cil of Navy League in chang­ ing a prevailing public opin­ ion in which “the aircraft weapon system (among Amer­ icans) is not properly appre­ ciated.*' The high Navy official told league members and top brass at Santonl NAS Amer­ icans must decide which type of weapon system the U. S. must have to exert nuclear strength with the utmost effectiveness. “ In Sanford, Hip Navy is engaged in a particular form of Navy warfare which may have grave consequences for the future," the Admiral said. “ Washington is now engaged in a game similar to ‘musical chairs' — debating whether carriers should he nuclearpowered or oil-powered, whe­ ther the carrier system should ho used, how much it will cost , , Admiral Lee served aboard battleships as well ns carriers in the Pacific and was sta­ tioned aboard the USS Essex, a battle scarred veteran flattop. when it was commission Wright Seated As Director James A. Wright, manager ef Ox Fibre Bruvli Company, was recently installed as a member of the hoard of di­ rectors of Associated Indio tries of Florida. Installation took place on Oct. 18 at The Floridan Motor Hotel in Tampa. Wright scrv ex from District Five, also represented by fir all am Rose of Ocala Lime flock Company. W. A. (Dill) Shanda of Gainesville is president of As so dated Industries, and in­ formed Wright of his election to the board. rd in 1942. Admiral Lee further declar­ ed that the “ floating air bases'* contain nil the facili­ ties and advantages of sta­ tionary shore bases; Runways a n d maintenance facilities, fuel and ammunition storage space, adequate communica­ tion systems, and built-in barracks and mess halls. Pentagon officials and mil­ itary experts are In agreemint, the Admiral said, that “ vve must have manned air­ planes to exert full strength of the nation . . ." And, In conclusion: “A cost analysis to the United Stales of the carrier weapon system is heavily loaded on tho side of effectiveness. People who are a ;ainst cauiers (as a nuclear sinking force) don’t realize how effective the system can be." Meanwhile, honorary mem fcerships to the League were presented to Ibe following League boosters: Ruby l)cflefsen, Winter Park; Joo An link, secretary of the Central Florida Council, and Ed Granberry, professor of creative writing at Rollins College and script writer for syndicated comic strip, "Buzz Sawyer." Council President Thomas Fuller, who presided over the hanquet meeting, presented plaques to the group and praised the recipients for Begins NewSeason able for loan two pairs of crutches, a wheel chair, walk­ er, cutus and other hospital equipment. Anyone in need of this equipment may eontnet Mrs. A. N. lllrks, service chair­ man. A* another project, the club also lends support and aids the Altamonte Springs Community Library. Recently a copy of the hook, “All About the White House,’t was donated to the library in mem­ ory of Mrs. Eurluh N. Rus­ set L Objects of Ills club are to promuto civic welfare, fellow­ ship and beautification of Altumonto Springs. FRESH Tomatoes EG G S Cannon Percale their work in the League program. Other dignitaries present at the reception and banquet were Capt. Robert M.. Warr, commanding officer of (lie air station; Capt. James 0. Mayo, commander of Heavy Attack Wing One, and Cdr. J. G. McShanc. commanding officer of the Orlando Reserve Training Unit. The Navy League is a na­ tionwide civilian organization dedicated to keeping the pub­ lic informed o n issues of na­ tional scapowcr. Altamonte Civic Club By Julia ItarliM The IlHIU-ilt season for the Altamonte Springs Civic Club got underway last Wednesday with n meeting of the execu­ tive board held at the home of the president. Sirs, Helen Juthe, Prior to the meeting the hostess served u delicious des­ sert course. On Thursday the president and n group of officers attend­ ed the seventh annual district meeting and luncheon held in Leesburg. The first genera! member­ ship meeting of the club will be held a t 2 p. m. on Nov. ti at the Community Hu lling with Mrs. Alyce D. McPher­ son, superintendent of the School far Girls in Ocata, as guest speaker. Dues will be payable st this meeting, A nursery will ho available in the library fur pre-school children. As one of It* service pro­ jects, the Civic Club has avail- SET OF TWO FRESH Pillow Cases CARTON Limit: One Srt With Plirrhs-r Of *10 l)r Mure At New Longwood Sinn- Onl). DOZ. (MEDIUM) GRADE "A” QUICK FROZEN FRYER PARTS ★ BREAST (WITH R1R*) * LEGS Ground Round Steak . . . lb. 59c JOHN WILLIAMS, mm of Capt. and Mrs. John Wesley Williams, 2005 Oak .Avenue, is a cutlet e n r o l l e d at Cast to H lhkIi U Military Aca­ demy, Lebanon, Tcnn., sister school of San­ ford Naval Academy, w h e r o Captain Wil­ liams is commandant of midshipmen. Two Area Girls Win High Honor as EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERORAND COTTAGE C h eese 2 P re p a re d S a la d s SAVE 10* EACH . . 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In Philadelphia, Irish and Italian elemerits — checked in surveys — are said to be complaining bitterly. Generally speaking, the resent­ m ent is found to be sharpest among those people who are closest to Ne­ groes in the economic scale. The com­ petition for jobs, and Job preference, fa recognised as growing keener a s efforts are made to advance the swelled the frequently irresistible Democratic urban vote totals. The year 1952 produced n sub­ stantial though not severs break in the ranks. The Korean war falling heavily on large Italian and Slavic families with many sons of draft age, was deeply unpopular with these groups. They turned in important numbers to support Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Many stayed with him— and others joined the turn — in 1956. He was viewed as a guarantor of peace. But 1960 was another story. Eis­ enhower was gone from the ballot. Luring these heavily Catholic peoples back to the Democratic fold w aa a Catholic party nominee, John F. Ken­ nedy. He won 26 of the 40 biggest cities, sweeping wide through the minorities. Republicans quickly un­ dertook a sober study to figure how to woo at least some ol diem back. The question now is whether the great civil rights struggle of 1963 may not have done more for the GOP in this regard than they could ever have dons for themselves. The rumblings of white "national minority” discontent are real enough. But their size and depth hnve not been measured. The first major test of any con­ sequence comes next month in P h il­ adelphia's mayoralty election, when Democratic Mayor James Tate runs up against young, personable James McDermott, Republican. Defeat or even a fairly close aqueak for Tate in a city which can produce massive Democratic majorities would l»e a powerful indicator of trouble uheud for the President in 1964. Political Notebook WASHINGTON - (NEA) — unemployment or Improved feller took th® lead for a re so lution to work with the Presi­ The biggest trouble about e the economy. Ia February the governor dent la establishing a mean­ debate between New York took off 00 Kennedy foreign ingful civil rights program. G o t . Nelson Rockefeller end policy, s a y i n g it hadn't Arisons Sen. Barry Goldwater achieved Its goals. Then he What came out was a water­ ed-down resolution asking the would be shutting it off. proposed a three-part foreign executive commitee to give It is charged that Goldwater policy of his own—easier aald the subject hizh priority. •winds off every hour on the than done: Though Rockefeller follow­ hour, but Rockefeller U right Establish a nuclear defense ers can claim that the govern­ behind him on the half-hour. partnership with Europe. or won on principle, it was a Both of them have been Make a trade pact with Bri­ bad political defeat in a fight making speeches, i s s u i n g tain and the Commonwealth. that Goldwater was able to statamenti, subjecting them­ Establish an Atlantic Alli­ stay out of. selves to interviews at such ance political organisation. On July 4 the governor lit a clip that thay’re already Rockefeller le Just a i cri­ tho firecracker that exploded atuek needles. They’re al­ tical as Goldwater of Ken­ the principal difference be­ ready beginning to bore their nedy's handling of the Cuba tween him and the senator. audiences, a full year before situation, but the governor Rockefeller repudiated the re­ the election. does not go as far as the actionary right and challeng­ The fact that neither ia yet senator In how to get the Rus­ ed Goldwater to disown it too. a declared candidate both­ sians out The senator's refusal sets ers no one. They're off and When Rockefeller criticized him on a course of getting running. But neither seems to th® Kennedy fiscal program, out every Republican vote have a friend good enough to it was to criticise the Presi­ there is—tuuservallic or lib­ tell him to stop talking too dent's $11 billion tax cut while eral. much. proposing a $10 billion tax cut Goldwater’a refusal to de­ Goldwater’a opinions have of his own. bate the issue formally now been subjected to closer scru­ The governor then fell in doesn't end the matter. It is N e g ro e s ' lo t. tiny so far because he's the with the GOP congressional the big Issue In every primary *^rha* Irish, of course, have been more controversial character. line on bolding federal ex­ fight they both get into. with the Democratic party for long Lika Gen. Eisenhower, penditures to last year's le­ They'll be debating it right The big new increment to Rockefeller professes to be vel and forgetting all about up to national convention th e party in the 1030s came from confused about what Gold- tax reforms. the R le a and other Slavic peoples. nominating time. water really stands for, but In April, Rockefeller oppos­ Seeond generation families, coming the governor has been no less ed Kennedy's accelerated of age as voting citizens for the first prolific and he can be sub­ public works program, in time, formed a key pait of the fabled jected to the same criticism. June the governor accelerated “Roosevelt coalition", of that era. Rocky Is against the Ken­ $4 billion worth of state con­ For nearly 20 years that allegi­ Dr. Crane's nedy administration on Just struction to create more jobs. ance waa generally unwnvering. SAFE! as many counts aa Barry. A Rockefeller and Goldwater The Italians, the Negroes (In 193G JET SPRAY debate between them would apparently have real differ­ mH thereafter) and other minorities be a conteit to determina who ences on civil rights. The | Roof Cleaning^ could denounca Democrats senator would leave most of No HUh Used! the most. the corrective action to the Lyle C . Wilson Soys: Rockefeller opened up on states and limit federal pro­ Diane ha* kcea aa abject elevator. Sometimes I must date Ki onset. Y EN T SC H the President with a New grams. "Diane,” I aiked. "did you slave la a phobia that be­ climb 10 flights of italrs just Maintenance Service Year’s resolution that the ad At the Governors' Confer­ gan wbca she waa Ja gram­ because I d ire not take the have this fear while in high ministration had not reduced ence in Miami Beach, Rocke­ 503 F. 21 PL FA 2-48431 elevator. school?” And ebe nodded as­ m ar sc hoot Her tervfylng "So what la wrong with me, experience at that Ume left Dr. Crane, and can I over sent. ALL NEW So I started backward into Gev. Nelson A. Rockefeller for the 1004 nomination and, (ioldwster ramp whsra he had Its emotional scar so Di­ get over this phobia?” ane has been lortared by Yes, Diane can get over grammar school, asking her quit the Republican prealden- In effect, puts up bond to been setting up shop. In contrast to Rockefeller’s fears of dosed spaces ever this phobia if she digs out If she definitely recalled hav­ stay in the race, some local tisl nomination contest four If there is any truth ia the polls are likely to leap for cnmpalgn manager problems, since. Scrapbook this caeo the original cause of her trou­ ing it in 8th grade, and she maxim that a democracy gets y e a n ego when the chill and his bandwagon. But they will (ioldwster Is having his pick to help yourself or souse did. ble and then resolutely fol­ Interior Acrylic Finally, however, we found the government it deserves, had breaks to which lit was want to b« sure that Rocky le In most key states of power­ friend In need. lows the psychological pres­ Latex Paint it is also true that it gets the that when she was In the ear ful allies. There arc branch subjected were net much in the contest to stsy. CASE Q-48i: Diaue G., ag­ cription fbr eliminating it. ONE COAT newspapers it prefers. Among Rockefeller's had managers all ever the place ed 18, U a college coed. worse than they are today. Millions of people are vic­ Uer grades, she didn't have —II. H. Dayman, president of NO DRIP this phobia. and more separate Goldwaterbreaks was an ill-considered Rockefeller wee contesting "Hut, Dr. Crane,” she pro­ tims of phobias. Diane's is British Institute of Journal, At lait we pinned R down Buy One Cal. — Richard M. Nixon tor tim 1002 campaign promise not to for-President dubs, no doubt, tested, "1 have a terrible pho­ called claustrophobia, mean­ ists, on charges of news­ nomination when he decided to raise taxes if he were re. than the senator would l>» bia. ing abnormal dreed of a clos­ to [he 5th grade. That's when Get One FREE I paper ssasationaiisui in the It atartfd. quit. Ha bowed out with a elected governor of New York. able to Identify by name. "F o r 1 get panicky if I am ed spice. Profumo scandal. "Think earefully," T urged OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER The political impact of all in a rinsed mom. So I must statem ent Implying that the On that promise, he probably Rut others suffered from CAN HE SCRUMMED WITHIN 10 DAYS Republican National Party will not make good, and that of tills might he measured hy have the windows open, even agoraphobia, which indicates Diane, "for something must DRIES IN 30 MINUTES A really good theologian terror of large open spaces. have occurred that year convention already liad been la had. And, of course, the the sunburst of Richard M. In zero winter weather. NO PAINTY ODOR who knows hla stuff In depth which caused your terrible SOAP AND WATER CLEAN-UP "My rouinatc thinks I am Acrophobia (high places), rigged tor Nixon. This in. governor's domestic arrange­ Nixon stories observed in the la able to expound it quito •R ed a Chorus,of Democratic ments seem to weigh heavily past fortnight. It is becoming crazy, but I just go all to bcmuphobla (blood), micro- fright of closed spscei." The Only Paint With A Diane wrinkled bar brow simply. obvious that a lot of Kepub-' pieces if I enter the clothes phobia (germs), lalophobla complaints th at the Republl* against him. and concentrated. —Arthur M. Ramsey, Arch­ liesns believe Rocky has Rockefellar’s receptions on WRITTEN closet and she shuts the door (stuttering) and ailurophobia can nominating convention Under hypnosis I could bishop of Canterbury. his frequent movements struck out snd, further, be­ on me. (cats) are some of the many UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE , was fixed. "In fact, l can’t even use abnormal terrors that afflict have brought out the specific • Anyway yon ellce It, Rocke- around the United States have lieve Nixon must head-up the Incident, hut In hypnosis, tlie AUo Can lie Tinted 1,500 Different Colors We are on the brink of a , feller’s Implication of a fix varied from chill to warm stop - (ioldwater movement. a public telephone booth un­ mankind. doctor does the work. world eatu.vtrophe and im­ Mere repetition lends sub­ less 1 leave the door wide The first step in trying to was In some degree damaging hut never match the enthus­ So in most cases it is bet­ pending Judgment. free yourself from such an to the Republican party and iastic whoopla with which stance to lb,. Nison story. open. ter to have the patient re­ —Evangelist Billy Graham, Don't bet against it. "And 1 never rule In in abnormal fear is to try to • great many practical poli­ Sen. Harry Gotdwutcr gen­ main awake and fully con­ addressing 50,000 faithful ticians recanted then and re­ erally la greeted. 209 W. lMt ST. FA 2-3649 scious so she can be aware in Loa Angeles Coliseum. What hurts Rocky helps member now that Rocky add as she probes around snd thus Phil Newsom Says llarry, end the senator has w hat ha aald. digs up tho incident that 80, tha lasting damage of had soma other good lurk, to launched the phobia. th a t statement of four yean hoot. lie has mude his peace Soon Diane came up with ago proves now to havo been with former President tlwiglit the answer. to Rockofallor'a political fu> U. Eisenhower, Ike told a din­ During the winter vacation turn. If he quit once he might ner audience of Republicans when she was a Mh grader, quit again. T in t i« a thought last week — with (ioldwster Southward from I'asaldanca, than the real estate In Immedl- |r The designation. Itself, she and some playmates bur­ whleh tends Just now to dis­ present — that he could sup the mountains take on s mud- ntu contest is thn increasing „n# of v„ , ue proportions. The rowed Into a deep snowbank. courage local politicians from port any of the persons now brown hue, deeply slushed try enmity between King lliisssn' But while Diane was inside, king name* the premier and being mentioned fur the 1001 endorsing him. II of .Morocco, the young con­ the snow caved In and cov­ When and If the governor nomination. That would seein the erosion of centuries and stitutional monarch, and Pres­ his cabinet ministers, he also ered her so she couldn't see sloping gradually intu the Snannounces he Is a candidate to remove Ike from the stopident Ahmed Hen Delia of Al­ must approve all legislation. light. She was overwhelmed burs. geria, the dedicated revolu­ He can. If ha wishes, refer with panic and gasping for Even from the air, it is a tionary. legislation to a popular refer­ air. OUR BOARDING picture of devolution broken Fortunately, her playmates Il.-issnn is the son of Mo- endum. only oecairiuiiitlly hy tha green AMD ANN humed V, whose foreign pol­ But the new constitution ran for help and tome men SOU !.AOS THINK of an oasis. icy linked Morocco firmly with also provides for a popularly dug her out. A CHOP UOUift COUIO& SOO Ak’L AGGRAVAT­ Such nn oasis is llindouf, elected parliament with rights t w o X u w t o TO r AT IN But when they found her, | ING MY Af'PETITD 400 miles south of rniulilnnru the e m e r g i n g independent for women. Tax reformi have m acr/. om, k t /. you sn o o ts wTHAT she was unconscious, possibly 3U6T UtCAObfc VM countrice of bluck Africa. I— W ,r.‘ STEAK* IWftY 6EKYE t . BnArr on an ancient enruvun route. l«en instituted and an agrar­ ON A MILK OUT, Hut Hasann, himself, for ian reform program in dis­ due to the terror or lack of H w o N o t e * 1WICK A N D A 6 B io " YOU ACE WAMlNfi Ruth also are Tinnjoub snd oxygen. A* A bath HOG/ TOUTS HAYDI YCURTlMSfOMCC Coioiolr-liaclrar. All lie along better or for worse for his tributing land to landless TO Res A UUKVL-TOK lO SUM-/I She recovered without any | T WAT, iVAHOONED the Ill-defined desert holders futuie in Africa, has been fOlVlDB OMe /- ~ FLOODED peasants. organic ill effects, but the 0 4 A 60 UTH 6 EA loir VATH B U T T C -H , A N D A of Morocco ami Algeria in nn linked with the West, And, Democracy In Morocco la a psychic trauma (emotional IN L A N D t-Ofif S O T O f-M U b llR O O M O itWbtt VTCEK-j AND nrrn eluimed hy troth sides, like President Habib Hour- fur cry from democracy as it Injury) thus left Its scar on O ld O M / MAD NOTHING TO \ f r e <| u e n t scene ol armed gulhu, of Tunisia, which Hanks is understood in the United Diane thereafter by making EAT BUT LCANtii, Algeria on the other side, fre­ States. Hut a start haa been her terrified of closed spaces. BARK AND MY , clashes between the two. quently has found himself a HOEO.ECAD/ .Morocco describes them as See tomorrow's follow-up. made. "Moroccan lands under Alger­ target of Hen llsila. Hen Delia ia a proclaimed ian control." Included are area* rich in oil, naturul gas socialist whose views lean to­ ward President Gams) Abdel and other resources. The Moroccena claim they Nasser, of the United Arab were "annexed" by France Republic and his sympathise \ 1933 when she controlled Algeria. toward Fidel Castro, , llassnu lias tried to follow Scene of the must recent M S|U clashes has been Tinnjoub, of a course of enlightened relittle value except aa a bar­ form. A year ago he set up Mor­ gaining point. occo's (list constitution, and, Of perhaps greater moment 114 So. Palmetto through a popular referendum, r MlAN\E6 proclaimed Morocco a "demo­ Phone FA 2-0814 cratic social monarchy." Worry Clinic Has Rocky Struck Out? Quotes Rol Hide Mary Carter Paints Enmity In Africa Say: d e f a m e ' .. .and They’ll say: C m e /* w BOyMMflCE Yfi ulll? $tmford i&jrraU) Pag® 4 Sanfuril, Florida Hy llal Cochran A girl escaped from a re­ formatory while hanging out clothes. Give them enough Mon., October 28, 1963 repo and . . . W A L T L S A. U IK L U W , M il H ill AXIS 1*1 lll.l- .m il r n ts n v s x rs:t.T Managing Editor j it iv a m is E d ito r Barbs i 111:11 w i i i . l s Msclisnlo.il Ho pi J I M S ! *11111. tl I K I It Hustnrvv M a t i s s v r s iiiu i.K v j . i . i u v r C taa sK ts d M a n a g e r v a . u a v o i .r o L i v s i C irculation M a n sg sr There are sumo teenagers who are much alike in nuiny disrespects. A magician may saw a woman in half, but her hueC K m .it ru iw v tn bund can mako her fly to | M odel? K dllor pieces. at nstHirriox tihtwa s • • ti> visit H aas * D e l i v e r y An Ohio man who con­ t i l O ther armlaale t'uaaly ts.oo t Vssr 111.St 1 Year I ts W e e k stantly kicked abcut the ven­ » n ( M ostht i l l I Munihe tilation In hit office finally I N I M onths I it I Months l.oa t M o n th ltt t Month got tha aid. Ho’a looking for C. a P ostal Itsfu lstto n s prevlds th at alt n i l ! subserlptteas be a job y six la aaraacs. O u n ty ■ j r VI John M.Morgan, M.D. W. Vincent Roberts, M.D. announce the association of William L Womble, M.D. for the practice of Obstetrics and Gynecoloprv MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Office Hours: By Appointment 1301 East Second Street, Sanford Telephone: FA 2-5313 FA 2-5611 FLORIDA IW. Scott Burns P O W E R t LI GHT C O M P A N Y annus lu/to rtoi/oa 207 Magnolia Are. | �+ * r _ • • W it M a ri (D s u V i TELEVISIO Oct. 28. 1968 — Page B V rn tf C U bby 2 MOIFDAT P. M. B y A b ig a il V a n B u ren *M (It c a u s e s a M s w n a 11:11 (I) Taelt* Shaw 11:13 (») Tha Lata Show TUESDAY A. M. (») N e w s DEAR ABBY: I am a Junior in high Khool, but quit* mature for my age. A good friend of tha family, who la 40 and married, haa taken an intaraat in me. lie aaid, "If there ia anything you want to know about the facta of Ufa or anything you want to confide, come to ma became you wouldn't want to go to your parent* with thing* like that, would you?” He’a rig h t There are aoma thlnge I wouldn't go to my parent* with. He laid when he waa my age, he developed a close friendship with a woman teacher and ha learned a lo t Ha thinka •vary young person should develop a close friendship with someone older of the opposite sex. Thera are a few things I would like to know more about Should I confide In him ! LOTS OF QUESTIONS DEAR LOTS: No. In my opinion this family friend Is out of line. A REAL friend would encourage a young girl to confide In her parents. The best thing you can develop between this man and yourself la dis­ tance. a • • • DEAR ABBY: My ion ie In Germany and has been there for five months. He got a "Dear John lettar” from this girl In our home town who had promised him she’d wait “forever.” We, being in the lame town, knew she waa writing our aon this letter and we wor­ ried for fear he would take it very hard. We worried in vain. We heard that ha put her picture up on tha bul­ letin board with her name and addreea under it, and across the top ho printed AVAILABLE. Now eho la mad a t all of ua because she got six letters from sol­ diers In hla o u tfit Yours truly, CASEYV1LLE, ILLINOIS a a * a DEAR ABBY: Would you kindly inform me as to how soon a bride ia expected to get her thank-you notes out for hsr wedding g ifts! I waa msrried three months ago. Over 71)0 people attend­ ed our wedding. We went on a two-week honeymoon. Jacoby On • :t« C l Marie Bsaeaw h * porta but the day after we re­ turned I started back to work again. I have a fiveroom apartment to take car* of, so you know I am not just sitting around do­ ing nothing. My mother-inlaw told my husband that If I didn't hurry up and get thos* thank-you notes out, she would offer to do it for me. I'd like your opinion on how guilty of negligence you think 1 am. VERY, VERY BUSY (St Editorial • * (4) N ew s (1) Murphy Marlin With ths News 11:11 (It Sports Kins! <41 Thsater uf the Star* * What’s on your mind! For a personal reply, send a self-adJi need, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3300, Beverly IlilU, Calif. • * • # iv c u te e r r coriiT, siivrii j i n i r i i i . riR c iiT , iv am i r i m sKwivm .n ci n f v t t , IT. lilt Il)A. IV (TltVCKIlT .VO. HIM ONEIDA MATNAKD MC FARLAND P laintiff. v*. lit:IUIERT H. MO FAIIT.AND, D efen d an t. vor uK o r e trr Mill DIVIIHIH TOI HERBERT H. MC FARLAND W h o , * a d 'l r i r s . at far a* Plaintiff la s o a r * la: Tha Twin ralla Victory, mlnall* *htf>. whim# hom# pnrt ta Port Canaveral. Florida. but pruantly I* aomewhar* oa tha htah i * T O U A R B H K R E R T NOTlr t K D t h a t a C o m p l a i n t for D i v o r c e ha* b r a n filed a x i l n e t y o u . a n d r « u a r e r e q u i r e d to a a r v * a co p y o f y o u r A n s w e r or olhar P ta a d ln k * to tha C o m p la in t on P la in tiff * A t­ t o r n e y , j o i i n \v. a c n P O O B , J i t . , p. O. t i n s 114*. T IT L E V t l-LE, F la litt DA, a n d fit* t h * o r i g i n a l A nawar o r e t h a r P l a s i l l n x * In i h # offlc# of Ih* C l a r k of t h * C ircu it Oourt for Bom ln o l# C o u n t y . F lo rid a, In h i e of flc* In S anford . Thirld*. o n o r b e f o r e t h a 35th d ay of N o v e m b e r , 1341 If y ou fall t o d o do, J u d g m e n t by d e f a u l t w i l l b* t a k e n a s a l n a t y o u to r t h * r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th # C om plaint. D ONE a n d O R D E R E D , at H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , thl* 14th day o f O c to b a r , m l. (SEAL) A r t h u r II n o r h w l t b . J r , C l a r k o f C ir c u it C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F lo rid a. U y: M a r fh* T. V lh la a D. C. JOHN W. SCREtXia, JH A ito rn ay for Plalatlff P . O. B o a 1741 T lt u a v l l l * . F lo rid * Fubtlah Oct. 31, H * N«V. 4. I I . 1141. 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BOX (FANCY R E D D E LIC IO U S LAOf PAIR RAMtORCIR OR S pS U M S JlA ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT — M J* Char Broiled Steaks IHWAY 17-91 SANFORD. FLA. • RAVIOLI Show fo r JIM SPENCER’S SPECIAL! Today Through October Slat. iBII. LB (JET YOUK HALLOWEEN COSTUME READY P r im and Entertainment HALLOWEEN H ICKO R Y RAN CH S L IC E D HOT DOG ROLLSor;: 29< AVcditceday Night, (let. 34 FA >-021 Zenith Color TV S a in 3499 Sanford A n - ai N o tic e Seminole TV B u r n t a Allen M a v artek C a rto o n * S e w e r op# L eave It T o R e a v e r rrvm aisa ‘■inn.i u n n i cK" Jvrh l.emmva Shirley vtarl.alae ta Cater Ca-MII — II.O* m ty opening ia a good bet because he has apades. North’s jump to four spade* is not a good bid a* the curds lie. East and West can take tha first four tricka, tail Wait has to make some opening lead and this West to ehoae to open hi* sin­ gleton diamond. This enabled South to run off tl) tricks and make hie contract, South's bet would have been worsa if East and West bail found a way to get into the bidding. They can make five odd in either henrta or club*., hut Waat did not fed like slicking his neck cut at tha two level and Eait surely couldn't afford to act after the four spade bid. Wa Jhe W o m a n bv Rmh Miiiett L egal • Serried R I D E - I N T ME AT R T u v in ; a T ic s . TiOS — Slav Meat Half Hayaate* li, larvae B y O s w a ld J a c o b y meeting of the Congress of I'bysical Medicine and Reha­ bilitation. That wuuld seem to indicate that the American wnnuin haa still one rncru thing to worry about, She not only has to make ■urn that ais and Junior don't become school dropouts ionicw hen along the line. But once she haa them solely through school, she has to ■tart thinking about how to keep her husband from be­ coming a dropout when he reaches the ago of retirement. It would seem from Dr. Carter's view—and it is prob­ ably a very aentihl* our— that a woman can no longer ju st encourage her husbund to look forward to year* of loafing and easy living once he reache* retirement ace. That aaay dream ia out if a man who thinka of retire­ ment aa Just fishing and loaf ing and alceping 1st* in the morning* ia guing to be con­ sidered a dropout in tom»rrvw'a world. Now wives will have to get busy trying to encuurage their husbands to make mcro ambitious plans for the re tlrement years, plans that will let them use at least some of their skill* end all of their experience for the enrichment of their knur yrnrs or tho good of their own communities. Helping a man to make that kind of plan won't br a* easy a* encouraging him to dream of the day when he can loaf to hi* heart's con­ tent, but it ought to be worth iL Many a man who retire* with no plan but to take it easy ia bored to death in no time. And if he ia bored and un­ happy in his retirement, hi* (1) 1:4* (1) (1) i : l # (1) (4) M A R T 1 N S VILLE, Ind. (U PI)—Around the ludlaru fairways local pros nay that young Sam Carmichael "can’t miss" becoming a standout golf professional. He haa won the Indiana Open and Indiana Amateur twice each In the last three years. ■how. C a v i l f t , "A person who allows his ■kills and experience to go into disuse upon his retire­ ment is as much a drupeut as a teenager who quits school before graduation.” That's what Dr. Howard A. C arter of W’lnnetka told those attending a raccnt "P R IC E S M A S H E R D IS C O U N T S ! guanate 11:41 (■> O s i e i e g I d g M 1:44 (1) K a e h a l a r F a t h e r I f ) C e n e r a l a ro ep ltat (3) N o w , 1:14 (4) A t T h * W o r l d T e a s * (1 ) S l i d - F l a . New* (2 ) S c l t n c * l i * 5 (4) L a t n i m e 1:44 (4) P a a t w o r d (41 A n n S o u t h e r n 1:14 (4) A r t U n k l a t t a r (4) D a y In C o u r t t i l T h # D o cto r* 1:44 (4) T o T a l l T h # T r u t h (3) L o r a t t a T o n u s (4) Q u a a a F a r A D a y 1:14 (41 T h * l : . l ( * of M a h t (4) W h s D a T a e T r e a t (1) T o u D o n 't d a y 1:44 (1 ) D o u a t a a E d w a r d s Haws 4i4» (4) S e c r e t d t o r a i (4) T r a l l m a a t e r (4) T h * M a tc h 9 a m * 4:14 (4) L'ncla W a l t • S a in Sure Bet Hate to writ* letters! Send on* dollar to ABBY, Box 3345, Beverly llllla, Calif., for Abby's new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." Every bid ta bridge Is ia ItOI tha nature of a bet. In my AKJl Oa « 104 newest book, “Oswald Jacoby • AJUII on Gambling," the bridge « I1 chapter diecussea the odd* WIST (D> BAST fo r and against various bids. *ai4 *« V A Q 991 WKJI7 In discussing fourth hand ♦a bids it points out that any + K JS S 4A Q 10S4 time you think you have the SOUTH best hand a t the table it is a A A Q B 31 good bet to open the bidding w as SKQ7I in fourth position. You won't *91 win every one of these bets, East and West vulnerable hut you will win more than Weal North Kast (tenth you lose. Van i’aaa Peas I * Pas* 4 * Pa*a W » When you have a doubtful Pasa fourth hand opening a most Opening l e a d — ♦ t frequent consideration is the spade suit. If you hsvs spades | ponenta to compete eucceaayou havs the top suit and it is i fully. Tims, South's fourth hand going to be hard fur your op- 1:41 (I) Jaak Lalaaas IS) Lamps of Laarn III Karrclae 4:34 (4) Romper Room (i) <iat* Slorm 11:11 (1) Bay Whan (SI Rpanlah t.riaon* (4) Mtke Wallace N( 10.3(1 li) Word for Word (ll I Lee* Lear O) December Ilrld* 11:40 (3) Concentration <M Price Ie Rlsht 11:04 (4) Th* McCoys 4:11 (3i Weather (*) Brevard Maw* 1:11 (I) Weather IS) Sports l:te (O Waiter Cronkit* (I) Huntley-Brlnklcy (S) lion Cochran 1:45 (»> Orbit 11:20 (J> Sevan Keya 1:0* a*> Hlprord 14) l*ata « Otedy* (4) Clcsst (I) P ra-School r i a n a i a * C> Zan# dray Theater TUESDAY P. M. 1:4* (I) Monday Nila At Th* 1:4* (I) Countdowa New* Marla* T:4i (I) Mickey'* Ovayal 11:44 (4) Lot* or Lit* Tim# (1) To Tall Tha Truth (4) rrnl* Ford Shew (St Outer Uralia 1:1* (t) Mlekar Kiana Shaw (3) Flret lmprei,lon ■ 44 (Cl Csptala Kanaaroj I SO (4) I’ve Clot A Secret *:30 (St Wagon Train 1:11 It) Weather sad Raw* (*) The Lucy Show 4:1* (1) Today row 1:00 (SI Danny Thomat (I) Cartonvllt* (S) Truth 4:11 (4) Andy Or'dlth Shaw (2) Hollywood and tha Stars 10:04 (») Breaking Point tO Eaat Side—Waat Side (!) Sine Along With Mitch 11:44 (I) N«w,cose DEAR BUSY: Very! You should have started writing your thank-you uoles the day after you returned from your wedding trip — If you had to burn the midnight oil while doing i t * I:t5 (41 Navra. W e a t h e r l:t( (4) Farm Report 1:11 (1) Conti nan lat Cllaaroom • ill (II Coitaae *r u * Air t : 2' (tt Today (I) Wah* Tip Mov lee tils (It Farm Markst Rarort (I) flat* Kane aa* Waainar 1:11 (1) Todar TV RENTAL r O N I G HT w ith ORANGES EACH 2 * �;••*’ *-i»i C ljf (h n fa rfe p in « — Oet as, in s f w Returns From Shower Honors Miss : | U Miss P it Smith, brtde-eleet of Terry Smith, w n guest of honor at a recent shower given by Mrs. B, E. Ratliff and Mra. M. L. Nlchola at the Ratliff home, 404 Weat 23th St The parly rooma were dec­ orated In a bridal theme in­ cluding a wicker basket with an arrangement of pom poma made of white net (dish* clothe) which were all given away during the evening. The dining table held a cen­ terpiece of white daiaiea in a milk glaaa vaae, Banked by white taper* in tall cryata) bolder*. Over the table waa a clutter of white wedding bell* with a touch of pink and blue, anapended from t b o •tiling. Refreshment* of petit fours, topped with tiny pink wed­ ding bells, punch, mints and nuts were eerved by the bosteaaei. Gueati enjoyed a aeries of bridal game* with prise* awarded to the winner*. Guests Included tho bonoree'a mother, Mr*. 0 . R. Smith Sr., the groom-elect's mother, Mrs. E. B. Smith Sr., lira. Rick Stock of Orlando and Mines. Eugene Smith, Via Cara, Joe Stewart, Ernest Southward. John Kader, A. 0 . Jones, Uarltee Pharr, Barbara Do­ yle, Sandra Johnson, Ethel Walker, J . A. Riser, Carol Haskins, David Haskins, Ron­ nie Brown and the Mlascs An­ gie Stewart, Barbara Brad­ ley, Barbara Moses, Leslie Jones and Nicks Ashby. Tennessee By Donne Eaten AQ-t and Mra. Robert D. See and family have returned to their home 7W Lormann Circle North, in Lengdale, after an absence of nine monthe. They have bean In Memphis. Tenn, where Mr. See hat been receiving special training at the U. S. Air Force School there. They brought home a new addition to their family, Cin­ dy Jeanne, who was bom Aug. 0, at the NAS Hospital, in Memphis. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ren­ ville, of Thomwood. N. Y, and paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mra. Charlaa Saa Sr., of Yorktown Height*, N. Y. Tha Longdal* eoupla ha* four other daughter*, Patri­ cia, Theresa, Linda and Kalh trine. Evans Family Returns From Vacation MISS PAT SMITH. right, and her mother, Mrs. 0 . R. Smith with some of the gifts at a bridal shower In her honor. Standing, are hostesses Mrs. M. L. Nichols, left nnd Mrs. II. K. Ratliff, right and the ^room-elect’s mother, Mrs. E. B. Smith, center. (Herald Photo) rjcU idsun HUsmans Feted At Party P ihclfcA ROSE CIRCLE Ernest Lundberg, assistant county agent, was guest speaker a t tha opening meet­ ing of the Rota Circle of the Hartford Garden Club at the "Lucky Acres" home of Mra. Henry Slmpaoji.Jn G enovs.^ Subject of the talk was "rosea and their care," which was Illustrated with colored movies. A question and answer period followed the program. Circle president, Mra. A. W. Epp*, conducted the business ■esiion and Mrs. Charles I’ark led the opening devotions. It was announced th at Rose Circle will have charge of the plant isle at tha Garden Club Rasaar, to lot held at (jto Woman’s Club, In November. Mr*. Charles Colo presented ardlsla plants to each person present. Mrs. Simpson and Mrs, Donald Norton were eo-hostesses at a covered dish lunchton following the meeting. Others attending were Mmcs. O. I.. Barks, J. L. Ilrnwn, Charles Bromley, J. O. Gregory, W. K. Kilbce, Ed Lane, Charles Meriwether, John I). Thomas, J. I). Wood­ ruff, G. R. I’carson, J. C. Noel, Maria Wilhelm, Fred I.itiRcnfelscr nnd a guest, Mrs, Mildred Babcock. Personals Mrs. Jo Peck of DeBary and Mrs. Alberta Warner at­ tended the Realtors Conven­ tion held at the Americana Hotel in Miami last week. They also visited the Castsways, and other places of in­ terest in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Slangc of Toledo, Ohio, are Ihe guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Tropf. To remove cooked corn from the cob, place one end of the ear in in Invcrtrd fun­ nel. Hold the other end se­ curely and cut kernels from the cob w i t h downward strokes. Don’t cut too deeply. Corduroya Dacron ft Cotton l'oplina Wool Flannels MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Fin* F-brlco 104 8 . Park 323-0111 Fort Lauderdale. Jainci. grandson. Gary ------By Donn* Estes Mr snd Mr*. Don Illtsmanl of Longwood celebrated th eir1 30th wedding anniversary Oct. 21. No formal celebration waa planned hut more than 30 friends were present at the couple's place of business to congratulate them. They were served sandwiches, col lee and cold drinks. The tn tim sn r were'married in Elyria, Ohio, and hav# lived in Lnngwood for tho past 10 years, They have two sons and one DeBary llnmeeumlng Ahead. See Family Tonight Wedding Planned For Today By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mr*. Ben Evans nnd Miller Evans of Cassel­ berry have returned from a month's vacation. TTisy left Sept. 18 for Ken­ tucky and Indians where they visited relatives In MsdUon* villa and Evansville. They then drove to Denver, Colo., and visited Mr, and M n. Ev­ ans’ son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Evans and children, Helen Ellzaheth and three months old Ben R. Evans III, From there the travelers and went to Tucson, Aril., where they stayed with the Evans’ son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mra. Paul D. Hulte, and children Betsy, David, and Laurie. While there they had the pleasure of watching David ploy in a Junior High footTUESDAY hall game and made a side WSCS of First Methodist trip Into Mexico. Among place* of interest Church sponsoring Quiet Day that they visited on th* trip from 9 a m. to 12 own io the were the Painted Desert and sanctuary. tha Petrified Forest. Dorcas Circle of the Upsala Presbyterian Church meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Educa­ tional Building. AH members and friends urged to attend. Mr. and Mra. James W. Bowden, of Jacksonville ami Seminole Baptist Associaformerly of Sunfurd, an­ lional Brotherhood supper and nounce the birth of a seven program scheduled for B;30 pound, one ounce son, James p.m. in Lake Hcten. W. Bowden Jr., Oct. Z3, in Jacksonville. Before painting n a t u r a l Mra. Bowden Is the former Linda Anderson, daughter of bruwn hardhoard, seal with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Anderson, latex paint, enamel undercoster, s primer-sealer or of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are shellac. After this has dried, Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Bowden, apply a lop coat of semi-gloss enamel with brush or roller. of Hope Sound, Fla, New Arrivals Plans Meeting Bridges - Parker MU. AND MRS. DON H1TSMAN Casselberry Personals By Jane Casselberry sla, where he will ha conduct­ Mr. ami Mr*. Emanuel Doa. ing tests on the eradication ley and daughter, Cindy, of of the t«et»e fly. Hollins. V*,, have returned home after a two week* visit Irongwood with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh h ot if of 7 Plaza Oval. Mrs. Ford’s sister, Mrs. Ruth lu m er of Hollins has arrived to gpvml the winter. Hy Donna Kates J. R. Grant spent tha pait Mr. and Mra. Kundy Ford weekend In Cleveland, Ohio, and daughter, Linda, are visit­ ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. whera he nttrnded a conven­ Hugh Ford pending their de­ tion of the Associated Inde­ parture for Southern Rhode- pendent Rehultders Assn. w i t h matching accessories and a corsage of white mums. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents on Pinecrest Drive. T h e bride's table was overlaid with a white linen cloth and Hubble am! Hi!! ILickclt invite Everyone to their . . . . Grand Opening W eek In Our Convenient Location In — The New A&P Shopping Center REGISTER NOW FOR FREE GRAND OPENING GIFTS! Drawing Sat. at 3 p. as. You don't have to be prrarnt to win. SPECIAL GIFT: OIL PAINTING BY E. B. STOWE Genuine Hummel Figurineti For A Collection. So Perfect, So DUUnctlve Yuu Can Recognise Them The Second You See Them- 1st. PRIZE: 2nd. PRIZE: 3rd. PRIZE: -Ith. PRIZE: 5th. PRIZE; 6 th . PRIZE: $50 *25 *10 * 5 S 5 * 5 In Toy* In Toys In Toya In Toy* In Toys In Toys Of Of 01 Of Of Of Your Your Your Your Your Your Choice Cholc* Cholc* Cholc* Choice Choice centered with a four tiered wedding cake decorated with white roses and topped .with a miniature bride and groom. The cake was decorated byMrs. Ruby Jordan. White candles in sliver holders and silver and crystal S Toy Corral Gifta » Cards - Rook* (Formerly McYican) 210 E. First St. 701 Orlando Ur. - FA 2-8293 jmJjuJj pump MR. AND MRS. RONALD MAURICE SENTELL *14-” Sorority Chapter Plans Holiday Bazaar In Oviedo Tha members of Ihe Gam­ ma* Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mrs. Gene Estrldge, III, for a workshop to complete articles for sale at the Fall Bazaar. Ilandcralt items aqd Christmas decorations will be special features of the event to bo held Friday, Nov. 1, next door to the Builder's Sup­ ply in Oviedo. Proceeds from Ihe bazaar will be used fur charity In the Seminole County area. Tho group supplies shoes (or needy children, as well as helping with the Little Red School House. Residents of Uviedn are especially Invited to come and see the items of­ fered for sale. Plans for the Christmas dance are nearing comple­ tion. The date will be Dec. 28 at the Mayfair Inn. A Halloween Party was en­ joyed recently by members and their husbands. Those joining in the steak supper at the turkey track were Mr. and Mr*. Edgar B race, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hukur, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schlrard, Mr. snd and 3trs, Robert Jerniguu, Mr. and Mrs. James McKee, Mr. ami Mrs. Kirby Fite Jr., Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Tooke, Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCall, Mr. ami Mrs. .Milner Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. John Dicky, Mrs. Mike Keenan, Mr. nnd Mrs. Eli White, Mr. and Sirs. John Higgins, Mrs. Jimmy Livings­ ton. sponsor, Miss Patty Walker, Torn Speer, Miss Pat Smith and Terry Smith. 1 . LONGER 2 . SLIMMER 3 . MORE FASHIONABLE AS K IN IN VOGUf A N D M (C A L L 'S OVER 35 YEARS At First ft Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furnifure Co. 9 v SU}'a SHOE Carpels • Furniture Tile • Piano* • Rental Red.** STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD 2ND A N N U A L — FA LL — DINNERW ARE GRAY H AIR? "O N E W E E K ONLY F R O M - M O N ., Make it dazzle TH RU O G I L V I E BIG glam orize gray A brand n ftf SM W onfog hair color rinse to make all shades of gray more beautiful. 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SERVICE FOR A Some Sets And Pome Open Stock Pieces • Stangl D o ro th y G ray SAT., • English Earthenware Franciscan White Stoneware • Vernon ware • Franciscan Family China Other Homer I-aughlin Additional Patterns Open Stock Items On Sale For »/i Price, Or Less In — Selected Patterns Only! Touchton's Rexall Drugs Flemings appoint menu completed tha table decorations. The brida and groom cut the first slice of cake. Presiding at th* punch bowl were Mrs. Drew Moore and .Mrs. Ann Tyner, and Mrs. Lucille Hagan serv­ ed tha cake. Mints and nuti were also served wilh the re­ freshments. Mrs. T. J. Fusanl kept the bride's book. For traveling, Mrs. Sentell chose a blue sheath with white accessories and tha white orchid from her bridal bouquet. The couple left for Hendersonville, N. C., when they will make their home. Out of (own guesU included Mrs. Anna Strahlc. .Mrs. Lu­ cille Hagan. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whitaker and Min and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rorlant. all of Miami, and Mrs. Bill Lipthrott. of Cocoa. %b Personals The wedding of Miss Jennnl« Bridges anil Dolton Parker Is scheduled for 8 p.m. today nt the Central Baptist Church, in Sanford. The bride's sister, Miss :« i Betty Ann Bridget will be | mold of honor and Rev. flail Smith wilt officiate lit the ceremony. Alii friends of tha couple urn invited to attend. UNUSUAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Miss P a t r i c i a Lorraine Place, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley T. Place, and Ronald Maurice Sentell. son of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Sentell, of Hendersonville, N. C., were married Oct. 13 at 2 p.m. at the Christian Mission­ ary Alliance Church of San­ ford. Rev. Charles Dees officiat­ ed at the double ring cere­ mony. Church decoratloni In­ cluded basket! of gladioli, pom poms and greenery. Pianist, Mrs. J. T. Hickson Jr., presented a program of wedding music and accom­ panied soloist, Leo Watson, who sang "Whither Thou Goest.” *T Love You Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer.” The bride, given in mar­ riage by her father, wore a street length dress of white embossed taffeta, featuring a round neck and short sleeves. Her shoulder length veil of nylon net was attached to a crown of white roses, made by her mother. She carried a bouquet of white rose buds centered with a white orchid and white sa­ tin ribbon streamers. Her only jewelry was a diamond cross, a gift from her grand­ mother, Mra. Anna Strahlc, of Miami. Miss Margo Dunn, maid of honor, wore an orchid em­ bossed taffeta street length dress with matching accessor­ ies and carried a crescent shaped bouquet of yellow pom poms. Wayne Wooten, of Paola, was best man. The bride’s mother wore a dress of pink cotton brocade with white accessories and a corsage of blue mums. The bride's grandmother wore a beige embroidered |in**n dre«* Church Calendar Story League Mrs. E, C. William* will tie hostess for tho monthly meet­ ing of tho Sanford story League today at her home, 20tl Hotly Ave. Tho executive hoard will meet at 7:30 p.m followed by the regular business nnd pro­ gram session. Subject for discussion will he "IIow to tell a story." Patricia Place, Ronald Sentell Married At Alliance Church "THE PRESCRIPTION OCR PRIMARY CONCERN" G IF T S TELEPHONE FA 2-2183 DOWNTOWN SANFORD OFFICE SU PPLIES �Seminoles At Half-Way Point Still Unbeaten By Jallaa Steiutrem IfrraM Sparta Writer piste a 68-yard scoring play Site ♦anforU Vrraifi — a long aerial. Oct. 28, 1963 — ra g e 7 The affair turned into a reHead Coach Jim Figott's Seminole* completed the mid­ frnsive duel with tackle 3Iik* way point in this season's Glad and linebacker Joe Fnrgridiron campaign with a per­ less leading the .Seminoles’ fect record of five victories defensive unit — the Head­ in five engagement* when hunters. they blasted a scrappy Win­ However, before the half ter Park High School eleven closed. Lawson suddenly broke Friday night by a score of loose on a 47-yard jaunt to 32 to <5. put the locals within striking Ronnie Hinson and halfback distance. Hinson picked up FRESNO, Calif. (U P!) — Earl Black got the per­ four. Rparkman six, Hinson Easy-going Mason Rudolph, formance off to a thrilling want for nine before Lawson playing by far th* beat golf atart on the game'* Initial completed Hie last two yards of hi* career, tucked away hi* piny from scrimmage. The for the second Seminole score. first tournament victory in Trilie’e polished quarterback four year* Sunday with a Just before the half ended, faked a handnff, backed Into the Wileata ram* to Ilf* and steady one-under-par 71 that the passing pocket and loft­ a 32-yard pas* from Johnson wrapped up the $25,000 Fig Garden Village Open. ed a long aerial to Black to Bias carried to Seminole's who sped the remaining dis­ nine yard line. But the drive The In'spcctadcd Rudolph, of Lehigh Acres, F'la., started tance for a 78-yard touchdown was stopped with Mike Fordth* final round with a three* pass play. ham intercepting a deflected strok* edge over Tommy Before fan* could begin to Barker pass. wonder if thla would l>e an­ Aaron and finished with a 278 Late in the third sterna other wild-acoring uffair like Lawson brought the capacity total and the same three the Apopka game, the Wild­ audience to ita feet with a strok* margin over Aaron and cats got right back into the brilliant lio-yard gallop to A! Geiberger, who dropped an SEMINOLE HIGH'S BUDDY LAWSON (No. ball gnme with a touchdown again put the Warrior* within IS-foot p u tt on the last hoi* 31) La on hla way (left photo) on a 60-ynrd jnunt pass of their own. Quarterback range of the Wildcat goal lins. to more into a second place early in the thiri! period of Friday night’* SentiTodd John-on teamed up with Finally the Seminole* postrj tie at 276. nole-Winter l’ark content. Lawson’* halfback halfback John Sin* to com- their third score when Spark­ Th* victory was worth running nmte, Karl iiluck (No. 22) had ju st com­ 83,500 to Rudolph and moved man rumbled over from the pleted a beautiful downfield block as Lawson two. him up from 10th to 7th sped downfield. (Herald Photo) place In th* current earning* Seconds later Johnny Rny list with $35,495.14. Aaron came up with tha Sanford club's defensive gem of the and Geiberger each collected About Sports $2,050 for thsir second place evening. Ray plunged skyward finish. to snare a Winter I'ark pass Ry United Brews International on the Wildcat 35-yard line. Tied for third, fiv* *trok*« The New York Giant* found Almost before Ray descended u way of living with Jimmy behind Aaron »nd Geiberger !,o wax half way to the twin- Brown and the Green Bay were Randy Glover, (tuatcr r.> Joe Warden BY JULIAN STUN STROM -tripe* for woollier tally fur Backer* found a way of win­ Cupit and Geoigo Knudaoit llrrald Sports Writer the Indians. at 283. Third place was good ning without Bart Starr. And Jim rigott of Seminole High We recall that fly* mem­ Boused yet unaffected by a But the Seminoles were Still suddenly tha National Foot­ for $1,833.13 for *a«h of tha typical Florida downpour, tlx* hungry. The fact that Winter ball Leugue rare* are tighter hit it on the head again. Dur­ bers of the tram —with 3!) rents three. Oviedo Lions dropped a 13-7 i’uik had whipped the toutc I than n pair of 15 shoes. ing a pro game interview J tin among them — bought about BARIS (UBI) — Delayed chance of the fog lifting were uled to leave tonight along verdict to Clermont. Although Orlando Kdgovvatrr eleven the The Giants brought Jimmy- said that in meeting Winter 3500 worth of uniforms on a day by fog, the cream of reported slim — the prob­ with a dozen other golfers, thla tourney, which drew twothe Lions caino out on the week before perhaps affected ami the Brown* crashing to th* world'* golfers from 33 ability will he a sudden death for Australia to compete in man team* from 33 golf play­ Bark tho Seminoles would run credit. ihort end of the score, they .he locals' appetite. With four the earth—in more ways than Into the most aggressive team Among the Blackest, .stand . nations hoped to play th* playoff Involving both th* In­ th* Auitrallan Open atarting ing nations. dominated the football game nlnutra and six seconds left one—with a 33-rt heating Sun­ Thera la only mm thousand they'd m et. •>!! sea-son. Then out* were J. W. Altman, Bil­ fourth'and 'final*found in th* dividual and- - teem .-leader*.,. Thursday. on tile ground and in the air. "It (h e 'C ontest holfbutk K.*il day, while the Starr-less Bark­ Many of the other*, Includ­ dollars first place money for I’anada Cup and International Fore esddira, automobile head­ the Seminote head coaeh went exhibiting a total offensive '.lack w ent off tackle, thread- er* had to *ioie two touch­ ly Oslham, nob and Ted Wil­ Trophy matches today with lights and officials stationed ing Canadians Al Balding and th* individual championship on to say he told hi* kid* yardage of 2fi3 compared li d his w ay pint the Winter downs in the final period for a that tn heat the Wildcats liams and a host of other*. Jack Nlrklaus and Gary Play­ along thu fairway* would ha Stun Leonard, leave tonight and two thousand dollars for Clermont s 2ul. .’ark secondary and posted a 34-20 triumph over the Balti­ they'd have to out hustle the Oh, yes, Die best customer er of South Afrie* deadlock­ used to combat the fog. for Barcelona to play in th* th* top teas*. Clermont dominated the 'il-yard touchdown trip. more Colts. It was Cleveland's Barkers. That's what the Sent- tha Blackest* had was the ed for th* individual lead and Because of th* eommltmants Spanish Open, also starting noward Clark, preside** of first quarter by posting the Lloyd Freeman, Seminole’s first defeat In seven games. inoles did. the U. S. and Spain tied for of most of th* participating Thursday. Still other* ara go­ th* International Golf Asso­ manager of the store who first tally of thp evening BAT specialist, hud one of his • • • Thi* wu* one of the most golfer*, the tournament must ing to a tournament in Bra­ ciation, favored a sudden sold the uniforms to the team. the team lead. which came on a 7 yard run less spectacular evening*. He Seminole's three-unit ays- Hr also went home with all mi-cruhle afternoons Jimmy he concluded today. Nlrklaus zil. death playoff, aven if tha fog In case another postpone­ by 180 pound fullback Dun was aide to aplit the upright* Brown ha* spent in seven NFL tem is paying hig dividends. of the gate receipts. Mostly glory la at staka In hangs ou. ment la necessary — and th* and Arnold Palmer are sched­ Canova. Canova ran the con­ only twice In five attempts. seasons. He fumbled on the It's not often that a coaching version. The Highlander'* But it was the first time this third play of ths gama to set staff can depend on 33 kids. acorc was set up by a 65 yard season that Freeman failed to up New York's first score; Plgott and his two aides — march down field, directed cash in on better than half gained only 40 rushing yard* hackfield coach Pick Wil­ by touted quarterback Bill of his attem pts. in nine carries; and wound up liams and line coach Jim 31cWestburg. Lawson took tha individual being rjcctcd for the first Coy — are using theso three Oviedo came back in the tim* in hi* career after a teams effectively. second period with a con- ground yardage honor* when • • • he racked up 133. Sparkman pummelling and wresting with listant drive of 50 yards U> The opening play of Fri­ linebacker Torn Scott of the and Black followed with 99 the Clermont 9. but the run­ Giunt* during tho final min­ day's affair reminded us of ning of backs, Gouge and and 71, respectively. some of tit* old Seminole The Tribe'# offensive pro­ ute. Scott also was ejected. Brooks, and the passing com­ By winning, tho Backers c l u b s who used to run what gram was good for a total of bination of Courier, Fox, and managed to remain tied for Leonard McLucas' s q u a d s Itellhorn came to naught as 330 yard* — 78 of them by the Western Division lead called tha long 47. It also re­ air on the guine's initial play. the clock ran out, ending the Winter Bark, on tho other with llie Chicago Bears, who minded us of the opening pixy first half. hand could not penetrule the d e f e a t e d the Philadelphia of the 1017 (we think) game Half • time entertainment Eagles, 10-7. Both Green Bay between the University of Mi­ was provided by the March­ Seminole defense and was held and Chicago have •*-1 records. ami and th* University of to only 22 yards net on tho ing Highlander Hand, with Tha Giants' surprise win Florida. the Oviedo cheerleaders pre­ ground. So the Barker* did Art Beckwith, his dad. Bee narrowed Cleveland's Eastern the only thing they could d», senting a routine for the Wee Tillia and your reporter Division lead to one game and try the nirlulie*. They were Clermont crowd. had just sat down at Florida also permitted tho St. Louis successful to the tune of 116 The third chapter developed Cardinals to get buck into Field alter Um opening kick­ i to ta lle d into ■ eccw-aaw battle be­ yard*. Installed totallsd rlnstt contention with a 21-7 off when .Miami uncorked a Exchange Z iehtngs tween the two contestants, Eichangs victory over the Washington TD pass on the first play. In with neither side managing ^GUARANTEED . GUARANTEED GUARANTEED Redskins. Cleveland hu* a il-l (hose daya this was as rare to get a sustained drive start­ 8 0 , 0 0 0 MILES 1 0 ,0 0 0 MILES I 2 0 ,0 0 0 MILES ! record; New York and St. as a Montana cowboy's steak. ed. O R 8 YEARS O R 1 YEAR ! O R 2 YEARS l Louis are 5-2. Oviedo bounced back in the A tip of the hat to coaches In Sunday's other games, Fourth period brictly to tie CH EVY-FORD-DODGE-PLYM OLTTH -ALL AMERICAN COM PACTS-OTHERS SLIGHTLY HIGHER the Pittsburgh Steelers clung Ralph Stunipf and John Col­ Clermont. Courier rolled out bert for leading their Sem­ to their long-shot hopes for and flipped a 12 yard aerial the title with a thrilling 27-2(1 inole junior varsity eleven to to right end Ted Bellhorn, victory over ths Dalliqi Cow­ another .undefeated season.' who fell across the goal line A Inspect brake ahoo return boys; the Detroit Lions beat Urn JayVt-e* played six Hits, A Replace old lining nnd tdiocn on nil The first matches of the for the marker. Tint Colbert won fiv* of them and played aprmga for equal tension, four wheel* with Fircatono Factory the Minnesota Vikings, 28-10, aplit the uprights for the con handicap tournament will g e t one scoreless ti* in their ' Engineered Bonded Iirako Linings. A Inspect gronsa acalx and trrsion. A 15 yard gallop by underway Wednesday at the and the Los Angeles Rams opener, it looked as though wheel bearing*. A Clean and inspect brake drum* for Courier and a IT yard pass Mayfair Country Club. Thi* made It twu-in-u-row by edg­ they'd clo«o the same way. truenesa. A Adjust brake* on all four wheel* from Courier to Fox proved marks tho fourth season that ing the San Francisco Forty But with two minute* and a lor lull contact to drums. A Impact complete hydraulic ayitcm. to he big plays in the Lion's tha Florida State Bank ha* Nmcra, 28-21. few seconds remaining in last sponsored tho Women's Golf drive for the tally. Thursday'* contest they tal­ Clermont's leading scorer Association in a match play, Guerin Stars lied (wire against the junior Don Canova crashed two \ handicap tournament. Ocala Wildcats. They white­ Tha hank will present a new For St. Louis yards through the Oviedo washed all of their opponents. line, six minutes later for kind of priir* to the associa­ United Press International * * * the winning tally. Clermont's tion — a silver punch howl. ft looks as if the Seminoles' Richie Guerin, St. Louts' fes*rvu field general, Hal Each year a silver cup !« to new dead-eye Dick, i* provid­ big test of the season will Turville. who replaced aerial he presented to the tourna­ ing the muxic for the sixth come when they tangle in artist Westburg after West- ment winner with the name man theme that put the their homecoming affair with burg was injured picked up and year engraved on It. Hawks on the winning side Wildwood. The Wildcats last The bowl and cup will be re­ of the ledger. 37 yards on 3 carries to move Friday night exploded for fiu the ball into scoring posi­ tained by the Asaociation. hut Guerin, recently acquired points against th* Apopka they will be made available tion. from the New York Knicker­ Blue Darters. Seminol* <!e Oviedo again surprised the to member* for their use on bockers, sank seven of seven feated the Darters 59 to 0. f im f o n t n ew t r e a d s 12-MONTH Highlanders in the (losing special occasions. However, it mu»t be re­ foul shots Sunday night and •RUBD ON SC APRUBD S O U N D TIR E B O D I E S O R O N Y O U R O W N T I R E S ROAD HAZARD |V moments of the game by mov­ In aikfition to the bowl ami deposited five baskets as St. membered Seminole caught GUARANTEE ing the pigskin down to the cup the bank will present the I-ouis defeated the Baltimore the Apopkans at top physical winner of the tournament a Clermont 10 yard line, but a Bullet*, 10-112, in the only •trength. But Apopka, in the fourth down play was short silver sandwich tray and the N'atlonal Basketball action. Our Ktw TrtaJt. UnUlfitd 6y Semlnola- tilt, tudained In JfrduUiaa and »hop avert, ara and Clermont took over. runner-up a silver bon lion All five Hawk starters hit juries from which the Blue OUARANTSSO Oviedo’s hope* were shat­ dish, troth of which will be­ in double figure* and Guerin, Darter* never have recover­ t. A<tiari i W k a la w i li w e come the property of the win­ tered. Clermont was unable •hip *z*l m ebnsl* Agin* his as a tub nude it six to ed. EACH • • • to move and the clock ran ners. X. Ajiimi Mntul nad luant* bring St. Louis a 3-2 m irk ( o a v l npmliaLW pwKton*) First round pairings include In Western Division eompctlout. Watching t h • Seminoles enroanlanil la m r p lz , p— Next week Oviedo meets G. Sayles vs. J. Shedden, K. Don. m n f t cmx mm far If gmaiihm. perform In those black and !!■*>*■— *i pro .1*1 no Iz-ed Melbourne Central Catholic at Herron vs. 51. Whelchel, V. **mr e a J b a w l am lie *nra* Bob Pettit led St. I/iui* with white uniforms rv-mlndcd us coned el He, o( m-tzumtin-aL. Oviedo in the Lion's Annual Bierce vs. B. Nicely, 1. D Wil­ 31 points and Zelmo Beaty of the first attempt at aemison va. E. Batson, F. Me Ro­ netted 18. Homecoming tilt. pro football in Central Flor­ berta v*. K. Bark, II. William* Statistics ida bark tn th* lat* thirties. derm not v*. E. Antar, M. Cox vs. G. Oviedo A group oI old Seminole Woodruff, F. Goodman vs. C. 13 First Downs 18 WHERE High player* and * group of Fite, E. Mare v*. J. McKib159 Rushing Yd. 167 former Leesburg High play­ YOUR 45 ben, J. McDaniel vs. C. Hig­ Bass. Yd. 90 er* got together and formed ginbotham, J . Livingston vs. 3)1 DOLLAR , ... l ailed Prrsa International 263 Total Off. clubs. Georg* Miller, the for­ Just say buy on Easy Payday Terms A. Marsh, J . Crawford vs. J. Sunday Passes mer Rollin* ita r and perform­ BUYS ■ ^ 118 latteom p) Johnson, H. Durio t*. D. J3 10 SANTA MONICA. Calif. — er for the Chicago Bears, led MORE MILES 0 Pai«*» Int. by Spcncar, M. Adam* vs. L. (UPI) — Manny Filial, 122, the Leesburg outfit while the 0 438 1st & French Sanford, Fla. Milkr, R. Mahan vs. 1- Pear- Phoenix, Arix., knocked out late Judge S. A. B. Wilkinson Punt* 231 1 son and E. Kerr vs. H Mor­ Manny Liton, 120, Tijuana, coached the Sanford club — F'um. Lott 1 $0 rison. Mex., (11|. Yds. Ben. known as th* Blackett*. V) Rudolph Wins First Match In Four Years Giant, Packer Wins Tighten Up NFL Race Oviedo Outplays Clermont But Loses 13 To 7 Thinking Out Loud is Golf Matches Befogged Tuesday, - Wednesday - Thursday BRAKE RELINE WGA Handicap Tourney Begins On Wednesday fa it % WE DO ALL THIS WORK... OUR BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED We use only the highest quality Firestone brake linings and G U A R A N T E E our work up to 30,000 M ILE S or 3 YEAR S ANY SIZE Fight Results' l "CHARGE tT",.. �ft** f — Oct. tt, IMS Passless Tigers Claw Gators By UuHed P h h i K i m t l M l Louisiana Statu has vio­ lated one of the cardinal con­ cepts of football. Evaryona knows th at a team ta il can't pass, c a n t win. But tbe Bon­ sais have thrown the for­ ward pass out of their of­ fensive repertoire—and keep on winning anyway. LSU, which has always preferred movins the hail on the ground, Just about dis­ carded the paaa completely after sophomore quarterback Pat Screen suffered a dielorated shoulder. Even befers Screen was in­ jured, the Bengal* completed only two of alx passes for a miserly 14 yard* against then high - ranked Georgia Tech — yet won 7-4. The neat week, against Miami, Screen was hurt and LSU’a pasting record was only three of, ala for 44 yards in a 3-0 victory. Then came a 28-7 victory over Kentucky in which the Bengali, minus Screen, tried only one unsuccessful pass. Saturday, in a 14-0 upset over Florida, LSU threw one pass for seven yards and spent the rest of the after­ noon on the ground. After aia- games, of whleh LSU has won five, the Bengals hava completed only 23 of 43 passes for 201 yards— and average of only 33.5 yerda per game. This coming Saturday LSU will be host to sixth-ranked Mississippi which takes the exact opposite view about the forward pass. The aerial- minded Rebels gained 237 yards on passes Saturday in a 27-7 victory over Vander­ bilt to give the unbeaten Re­ bels an average of 185.4 yards per game through the air. LSU and Mississippi moved into a tie for first place in the Southeastern Conference with idle 8th-ranked Auburn this past weekend. Auburn will be hoit to Florida this coming Saturday. In other guinea: Fifth-ranked Alabama, lad by ths passing or Jce Namath and the running of Benny Nelson, had more trouble than expected before downing winleaa Houston 21-18 Larry Rakestraw gained a total of 209 yards and outdueled Kentucky’s Rick Nor­ ton as Georgia edged the Wildcats 17-14. Billy Loth ridge ran for one touchdown, passed for the other and kicked two extra points and the 18th field goat o f hla collegiate career a s Georgia Tech, down 3-0 a t halftime, gave TuLane its 17th straight loss 17-3. Memphis State, toughaat in­ dependent in the Southeast, Mississippi State its first dafeat of the lesion 17-10; Ten­ nessee tested tha formation in a 49-7 wnlt* over little Chat­ tanooga; Florida State bow­ ed to Virginia Tech 31-23 and Southern Mississippi beat Ar­ kansas State 25-0. FLA. GRADE “A** WHOLE FRYERS PRIdLLA’S Barefooted Kicker W in s For Longhorns By United Frewe International that draw most of tha nttenIt’s the arm of a quarterback tiun In football circles, but and the legs of a running back deep in the heart of Texas they pay special reverence to the toe of a bench-warmer. Tony Crosby is a unique type of hero. He doesn't run, pais or play defense, and he'a never on the field more: than two minutes In uny one 1 PHOENIX. Aril. (UPI) — game. All he docs la kick, an d . Twenty-year-old Sandra Hay- lie doesn't even do that the nio. in front from itart to right way. Right or wrong, Crosby’s fini'h, warded off the threats of bigger and more exper­ unorthodox kicking, accom­ ienced women pro golfers and plished without the aid of a captured the 411.000 Thunder- shoe on his foot, if one of the hig reasons T e x a s t o d a y bird Tournament Sunday. Miia Haynie, an 10* pound­ stands as one nf only four ma­ er from Fort Worth, Tex., jor colleges with unblemished started the 73-hole tourney records. The other perfcct-rcewith a course record G8, fol­ ord teams ure Auburn, l’rincelowed with a one-under-par toii and Howling Green. The Longhorns, ranked No. 71, slipped to a 76. hul shot a 71 again on the final round I in the country, made it six to claim the 11.350 top priic in a row Saturday night when they nipped Rice, 10-11, Crosby money. Defending t o u r n a m e n t wus responsible for f o u r champion Kathy Whitworth, points with his 10th straight Jal, N. M., the aecond lead­ point-after conversion and a ing money earner on the lad­ 22-yard field goat. It was the ies' tour this year, fired a second week in a row thut 70 in the final round to wind Crosby's bare toe bus provid­ up aecond, four itrnkcii he ed tha winning margin for hind at 290, Miss Whitworth Texas. Auburn, Idle last weekend, won $1,07i). All-time record money win­ has a 6-0 mark as dot-i Bowl­ ner Mickey Wright of Dallas ing Green, which heat Kent finished in a third-place lie .State, 1H-3. Princeton trounc­ with Shirley Englehorn, Los ed Cornell, 51-1-1, to record its Angeles, at 291—good for $800 fifth straight triumph. each. Several other members of the top 10 didn't fare as well Kutunlay, second-ranked Wis­ Legal Notice consin losing to Ohio Slate, JlfVTM'VI !fr>Ttr« \h itKiimiT n tv - 13-11), third ranked Pittsburgh FM t tiAt i m n i i f i n i to j w m o i i ** o f C h n p t r f IJ42M I*54iv■ of dropped a 21-12 derision to F l o r i d * Act k o f k it n u n Navy, and ninth - r a n k e d ill* Murphy Aut, tlio M* Northwestern falling before l o t v i n r ri«*<-rt(jp<1 land In Hoinln a l o C o u n t y , Flnfliln, will ho Michigan State, 15-7. o f f e r e d fur sa l* a t puftlto o u t In addition, tho nntlon’s f r y f o r t h a h l* h # * t an<! boat f-»«h hlil. a u h j r r t to tho r l u h t longest winning streak wus of t h a Trujifena of Ih* I n t e r ­ halted at 15 when Dartmouth n al l i n p r o v a r u r n t Fun d t o r a ­ ja f t a n y nn >1 nil b ldi at t h a was a 17-13 upset victim to C m i r t h o U M h a g in tiln g at Iftmo Uurvurd. Thu biggest form re­ O 'c l o c k A. M. on i h t 2nd d a y versal of tho weekend, how­ o f 11«c*tnh«r A# fi. 19*1 OuUM # of n t t i n l il i u l t l l a a ever canto when Stanford re­ # a « r i n i n t fo r r o a d r l u h t o f bounded from four straight * a j r 2*>U faat wld* will h a rn* to defeat Notre M fvM fm m an y p a r c e l setbacks thro u g h w h ich t h r r a l« a n Dnmo, 21-14. a l i a Unit » U l* road. A a lo nil Fifth-ranked Alabama l>cat U n d e till# to on* half n f nil p a t r n l a u m a n d thr** f o u r t h * winless Houston, 21-13; sixtho f o t h e r Dtlfii-r.il* will ho r t a«rv*tl. All fU«lonnMa m a t e r - ranked Mississippi romped to l.4i 1# w ill b* r t a a r r a d . a 27-7 triumph over Vander­ teota 11 nnd *1, l lre n tw o o d , bilt; seventh • ranked Okla­ I*Ut Hook 4 l*i«a i t Tli* T r i i i l a a a *»ff th a I n t e r ­ homa remained unbeaten in n a l Im p ro v e m e n t F u n d o f Rig Eight play hy trouncing t h a H U ta of Florida l l y t A r t h u r II. t l a c k v l t h Kansas -State, 34-9; nnd 10thJr. ranked Southern California A g e n t T r u i t e e e of lh * I n ­ t e r n a l I m p ro v e m e n t F u n d , built a 2H-|s)int hulftinto lead S e m in o le Coun ty, Florid.* to roast to a 3tS-6 win over T u h l U h IXt. 21, I t l l . California. CDN-ttt Haynie Takes T-Bird Title STEAK S A U ! SIRLOIN . . . . lOO^n PURE GROUND BEEF Wieners • Bologna • Smoked Sausage > Homemade Sausage 3 89' 3 lbs. ECONOMY SLICED BA C O N 13 Before t IS Deed IT ('holer 31 Ksysd up IS De trod SHURFIN E 92 City teas 33 Study 34 Ksrly sold 3.1 Anon 30 Crooked 3} Batch*! PLA N TA TIO N M EA L or GRITS Ige. bog 25c PERT. N A P K I N S ..................................................5c LIMIT 2 WITH $1 ORDER HOOD 33 B LEA CH . . . . qt. plastic 21c HOOD SO FT R I N S E ..............................39c A 07.. CAN 8 RALDSWEET SI IUK CUES!! SB raised tod 40 rsllurt 41 rinleta fkk 42 Ni-htmsrsa 43 It.ndbse 40 Sowed line M ltrvrnaU al rear utensils S3 ttaltaa cote W Neither 33 Cooking 55 llimlu h o d gnat DOWN 1 Diking throw 2Kuw uf (uaal BIRDSEYE 1 LB. PKG. WHOLE Strawberries . . . . 49c niRDSEYE 8 07,. MIXED Vegetables with Onions 39c Brow nies. . . . . . . . . 79c R \RA LEE II OZ. SARA LEE 12 07. Pound Cake . . . APPLES II Hirer tSp) 41 "Tlnkrr to­ 79c 41 Island <1 Boy's asms SWEET POTATOES 3 lbs. 25c ____ 44 Mr. llubUd spore pitchers -Mt'iddata India 9f Ancient Lduiu 47 Mr. Modal iRomsnl 48 Msa’t same MVegeUblS B1 Sorrow 1 1 i 4 i 1 rr rr 1 i tr M 11 IT w GOLDEN RIPE So ■* L U u U A IT ONIONS 3 lb. bag 23c Limit 2 With 53 Order 1 ' IT F \NCY r !! i 4 lb. bag 39c FANCY t e CtuoM* 33 So t o dl r 10c — FRESH PRODUCE — 56 Miss m < « 37 Roman brass 66 Baseball team Lemonadeor Limeade RED DELICIOUS 24 Opera s u f * IT r Limit B With 15 Order EVAP. M ILK 11 Observed 20 Dried 3S Fluorsaorot 22 Insect egg light 23 Mcwlea officer SBibtiral MStrtngid iiutrumcte » C S 97 TortUro asTrtflle t 31 Buddhist 30 Grafted tterj EACH TALL CANS S liars nsme WI'.iprealou at Biief tO AweOf 99 UI.UE SEAL 9 Animal 5 Curved Hna 7Uitsdrana>a 14 tmter bsrt U Hindu 3 SU N LIT E T O M A T O ES . . . GREEN & W H IT E LIM AS SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS M. P. P E A S ............................. SHOWBOAT SPA G H ETTI Limit 3 With $3 Order 4 Hired of dog 97' lbs. NO. 303 CANS 3 Suiting ship l T y -----6 lUsetwO stick a w d li o ----U llog plan <4 ladle LB. T-BONE & C U B E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c lb. Anewor to Previous P unlo Sports Study 59 ( FULL CUT ROUND 4 i (L 1 ! 1» Bananas T I P \ l O P / Quantity Rights Ressrveri—Prtree Good Thru Wsd. 2 Convenient Locations: Ith. St. & Sanford Ave. — 1100 \V. 13th. S i. �* * / It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. 6. For Rent I. Lost ft P a u l Phone Classified M 3 BLUE PARAKEET, vicnity W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 Virginia Avenue. I'A 2-1392. W. First St. Jijr •iuf(tr& ftrralh Oct. 28, 1963 — Pngs 9 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 3 BEDROOM upstairs apt. VACUUM CLEANER, rap eln , Clean, nicely (urn. Adults. part*, supplies for Electro­ ITS. FA 3 0*18. lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free UNFURNISHED. 3 Bedroom, pickup. New ind Uk J Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3431. rleantr> told. FA 3 3282. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free 6. For Rent parking lots and shopping Legal Notice Furn. Apt. J300 Mellonville. stores. No utility charges. i \ enruT V j i ih. e ** r m i r , Suitable for couple or sin­ IK K iv n .t: iiir v r T . n.om - 3 BEDROOMS, ltk batha. gle. also retired people. »!»,» Large yard. Children wel­ r .i T « H nr n M iir. r. FA 2-4712. Inqulrs Jacobson %nt:i.t.. it»:c»:t«»:n. come. 322-3*509. Dept. Store. m i t i i t: to < 111:111 r t n i * 322-5612 T») A l . t , PKItHO.VH II A V I.\ O O .A lJtrf till UK WANT'S A U A IN S T S A ID KSTATRi You an il each of jrou a r a h* rtl)jr Iic.tlf !•<! a n d r e q u i r e ' ! t o flia a n y r U I m t a m t d em a n i a w h i c h you, o r a l t h a r of you. m a y h a r t j g a t n a t said • s t a t e In t h a offlca o f H o n rito rg a K AUm«. C ounty J u d g e o f S em in o le C o u n t y , a t M a o f flc a In t h t C o u r t H o u s e In O r l a n d o . 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BY SHOEMAKER RENTALS FURNISHED 2 Btlrm., 1 bath apt. on lake — tluO 2 lidrm , 1 bath home — Convenient — 1100 2 Bdrm., I bath home — Clean - M3 2 Bdrm . 1 bath garage apt. — 233 3 Bdrm , ltk bath with Fla. Rm. - *130. 3 Bdrm., 3 bath, extra nice — $160 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS 1, Mi. AND 2 BATHS FHA, VA & Conventional F im m tiitR ! SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL RAVENNA PARK AND 1DYLLWILDE We Have Several New Homes Now Under Construction, And A Few Nearly Com­ pleted! We Can Also Custom Build A Home Just Fur You. For Comp'ete information UNFURNISHED See or Call Your 2 Bdrm. 1 bath, kit. equip. Ravenna Park . Idyilwtlde - I«3 EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT 2 Bdrm., 1 bath, kit. equip. - $33 3 Bdrm., 1 bath, kit. equip., Stenstrom Realty nice — 1110 322-2120 2 Bdrm , 1 bath, kit. equip 111 N. Park Clean - $75 PRICED RIGHT! 4 Bdrm. 2 bath, kit. equip 3-Uedromu, 1 bath, CU home. on lake - $183 Newly painted inside, large yard, draw rods k blinds. Built-In kitchen, combina­ Stemper Agency tion refrig A free/er, sunk­ REALTOR - INSUROR en well and extra utility FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. room. $4oo and closing costa. FA 2*2246. 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH ON FIRST ST. FHA - VA COMPLETELY REMODELED GOVERNMENT IlOMKC SPIC AND SPAN 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 1 AND 2 BATHS Phone 322-2741 for inspection. Most Kitchens Equipped S T im r in ii N ttto N O T IC 15 I fit h ft r * by it: t h. ft.t 2-HKDFlDOM upstair* a p t . Down rnymeiit From I ft tit «Tiif;isicl In bu»l $ A.t Clean, modern. Water furn­ 31! O m r u til* Court* ** m f••r-l. FHA $100 VA ished. $90 month. 306 W. f?r[utni»l« C o u nty* K lo r ll.t, u n • LOW MONTHLY *i«fr fhr fictlttouft n.«rti«* of, 13th. PAYMENTS HK M I N ui.K 1*1*HI .IS I I I N« * C O J I l ’A.N'T, a d d t h a t I lnt»rvt BED IDIOM and 3 bedroom EXCELLENT LOCATIONS t o r a n t a t e r wnlU n*»n« wi t h IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Ihft C I t r k o f t h * Clr- u l l C o u r t, Houses FA 2 3883. Hern Ino I• C o u n t y , K l o r H a , in • u u o rd an t* ’ wi t h t h e p r o v isio n * nf th « Flcf t i l lull* N am e Ht ntufew.,. to - vv Its Hen tlnri 14ZV.111# IT ot M a HtiifUilftft I'lsT. HI(r: J i m f t i T. Tulmft«tiK<« Jf. I’llhllfth Oct. 7, 1 1. 21. : A T941 M iN - 1 7 la I l»e 4 'u u r t vf Iht < tniMly J i i i l i r , ^ e m l n i t l e «H ianiy* [ i*f F l u r l i l a , I n I ' x i h n i r I n y* a h e l . w t u i y <tf EMANUEL. w i« $ e LVRGE 3-Room Garage Apt. Completely furnished. 130. FA 2 2202 or FA 2-3383. 9. F o r Sale o r R e n t .1 BEDROOM CI1 llout«, kitrlivn «*i|uippedt near Winn Dixit*. Call FA 2-5uQ8. C O ilK ru .V . f im i tfft€ftft.4lf<l* 1«AKGK 3 IScilrooin Mouses* > « n c r. Nai! le*' Ift h *re by ifikert t Is-jlt 1 & 1 baths. By ovtaer. E. 35th St. We Can Qualify You For One Of These Outstanding Hume Buys In Minutes! For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER .Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgages LAHGE 4 Rr older Home on c' 322-2420 p riftiB t t o t Uwt H o f if tf * fthlft C o u n t y J u lft** of Hftminott lake. In Lake Mary. Many! H av an a Park FA 27493 C o u n t y , F iiifi i*. h e r f i n a l re* extras. $175 month lease or *'“* Evenings al | turn, ufit Atiii vqu<h#r*. K \ « c u l r i i o f th« K t tn t* of will .ell. FA 2 7732. KA 3 No 51331 HA 2 5182 K M A N I B I , COM PTUN*. *!■ ' *4. ftn4 Ski ft.it l time, t h e n ftn*l DREAM HOME in tli« coun­ l h « r t , in-ik*7 » jjjili i tlon in th* 10. W anted In Kent try. West 8 mile*. Like new, ftft14 JU'ltfn flip .« f 1.1.Jl l ftetlleluxury interior. Superb cab­ m « n i o f h»tp a 4 i t i i i i i « ( r * t t m of WANTED to rent. Your PAS­ ftftld M i l e , ftnd f o r tin r.| *r TURE «»r RANCH. Phone inets. closets, paneling, cork d U ch ftrs In ic hftf • • i n c h K»* GA 5 1838. Orlando. flours, delightful kitchen •c o irii. I»Uft4 U.ift Hi# 2nd 4 ft/ of with built-in range <V. oven; tht 11 h <!ftiy u t will, o n (h« N '.v tm b ftr, \ It* | O c to b e r . A l>. i b i l j ll«I« n M. i .imp l .ti Ka«u 12. Real Estate For Sale . . SELL ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES ZIG ZAG. Brand new heavy- 21” WESTTNOHOUSE Con­ sole TV. Good conditio a. duty Deluxe Model In Wal­ nut Console. Pre-Xmas Spe­ $43. $22-8846, Senkarik Glass and Faint cial. Full stie Zlg Zag Sew­ Company ing Machine. Monograms, 2 P C LIVING room oet, • mot. old. Lika new. $50. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 makes many different deFA 2-1393. signs. Makes buttonholes. Auto Glass, Twpt Sews on buttons, blind * Seat Covert atitchea. Fully guaranteed 36. Automobile* • Trucks with in-thehome instruc­ AUTO GLASS & BUYING A NEW or tion*. $189.30 full price. 10% USED CART SEAT COVER CO. down and $2.40 per week. FINANCE IT WITH US 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2*032 Or trade-in wiR do for ft Low Interest Rate* ALL WORK GUARANTEED down payment. FA 2-9411. • Low Monthly Payment* 104 8 . Park. FLORIDA STATE BANK 31. Poultry * Livestock P U R E B R E D SHORT- PORTABLE Remington Type­ •63 MERCURY Monterey ful­ writer wlUi case. Good con­ ly equipped with power and HORN cows and ateera for dition. $37. NO 8-3100. aale. GA 3-1838, Orlando. extras. Will take $400. or good old model for my BILL'S BARGAIN BARN 32. Flower* • Shrubs 1300 Grapeville Ave. at rail­ equity and you take up payments 888-4801 Enter­ road tr ^ k s . Sanford, Fla. DUTCH MILL NURSERY Anprise, Fla. Boats, motors, new stock of nuals ready now. Upsala merchandise. You name It! ‘30 Dodge Pickup. FA 2-4484. Hd. Near Mayfair Golf Wild Bill has it! Open all Course. day Friday k Saturday— 1961 RENAULT. A -t cond. Low mileage. 1954 Ford. Ex­ Sundays 1 to 6 BLOOSI1MG Roses on Charocellent cond. Ph. 822-3897 kee stock. All other kinds l FOAM RUBBER couch. 1 after 3:30. all day Saturday. of Nursery ehrubbery and reclinitn; chair. 323-0837. trees. 37. Boats • Motors Gray Shadowa Nursery FOR A good selection of 2nd hand heaters, refrigerators Gateway To The Waterway 8 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave, and elec, atovea, come to Robson Sporting Good* 33. Furniture Your EVINRUDE Dealer the FURNITURE CENTER. 384 68 E. l i t Ph. FA 2-3941 1100 French Ave. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought * Sold. SINGER in new Walnut Con­ 8 Foot boat end motor, $45. FA 2-8113. Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford sole, equipped to Zig Zag & Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. make buttonholes. Guaran­ CASH PAID for clean used teed. Assume 6 payment* of outfits, or let us sell your WANTED reliable couple to #8.40. 104 S. Park. FA boat outfit for you. ROB­ take up monthly payment* 2-9111. SON SPORTING GOODS, of $13.50 on I complete Duwntown Sanford, FA room* of furniture, Call HAY! Pangola and Bahai 2-5981. TE 8-1111, Cmelberry, col­ Brasses vou can make Into lect. hay for half of It. GA 3-1838, Id' x UP wide home trailer. Orlando. 2 Bedroom, Alum. awnlnff WANTED: Man for driving truck part time. Taid by trip. Call FOrest 3-3106, UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ APT. |3l). Surplus City. ped. 135 mo. 309 Magnolia. RENT A BED Apply downstairs. RuHaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. ■CLEAN quiet Rooms’1 The By Day, Week, or Month Gables. FA 2-0730. CARROLLS FURNITURE FURNISHED — U rg e lovely Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st S t 4 rm. apt. lVt baths. Large LAKE FRONT HOME screened porch. FA 2-4930. Unfurn. 3 bedroom home. 2 baths, Fla. room. Available 2 BEDROOM furn. Apt. FA Nov. 1st 1140. Ph. FA 2-3031, 2-0441. R. A. Williams. Realtor. • l«u k* MU. w F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close 1*. Jimmie FURNISHED Garage Apt. 206 Elm. “I don't understand just how It happened, but aho Cowan. 322-4013. told ME a brush 1" SMALL furnished house, close 3 BEDROOM house. 2 full In. Call FA 2-1233. 12. Rea) Estate For Sale 12. Real Entitle For Sale baths, kitchen equipped, Ra­ venna Park. Call FA 2-4043 I Bedroom Duplex, furn. Florida Rm., TEE ’N GREEN 2-BEDROOMS, Adults. 704 W. 4th FA 2-3810. or FA 2-4798. Take over payments. 133 LOVELY 4 BR. 2 BATH Country Club Circle. 322 4504 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen NICELY FURNISHED 3 rm Florida Room • Air Cond. A bath apt. upstairs, priv equipped. FA 2-3438. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, ltk Only one left—As tx>w As ent., A L S O downstairs bath home. One bedroom $450 DOWN 1 4k 2 BEDROOM Apartment bedroom, prlv. ent. and has separate entrance, can $77.30 MO. PR IN. 4 1ST. Quiet neighborhood. FA 2priv. bath. Close In, off be icuted (or lucume. Will 1482 from 1:30 to 4 p. m. HURRY! HURRY! street parking. FA 2-7738. trade for smaller place. Monday thru Friday. Ph. HURRYI Shown by appointment. Cull FA 2-4301 any other time. B E D R O O M , private bath, Sales Office on Upsala Rd. FA 2 9814. private e n t r a n c e . Call Near Church 2-BEDROOM furn. concrete FA 2-3988. Open Dally ft block home near downtown. JO H N E. F O X Sat. A Sun.— 11 to 3 ROOM AND BOARD for man 975 mo. FA 2 3441. Phone 322-2744 or woman. FA 2-3893. WILL SHAKE my fum. home REALTOR NEAR HOSPITAL with reliable couple. Call WILL SHARE nice home for See this neat 3 bedroom home 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0339 the winter. Away most of 322-4289 after 8 p.m. at 12U1 E. 4tli St. Corner time. FA 2 0444. location with 2 lots, deep 3 - BEDROOM, 2 b a t h s . NO. ORIANDO. 3-lledmomi, Screened carport. Nice yd. well with sprinkler system, unfurnished. 390. TE 8-5717. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, kit. equip. Low down pymL also 1 bedroom trailer on storage house. Only $10,300 FA 2 5310. large lake. Adults only, Fh. with some terms. Legal Notice FA 2-7368. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS CRYSTAL LAKE (I.K IT IIIt P R I t l l . t W ATKIN 2 bedroom house. Realtor C n d e r a n d b y v i r t u e o f » u - FURN. NEW MODEL t b o r l l y In m e v r a i e d ae t h e Adults. No pets. FA 3-7644. Raymond Limdquist, Also. PRINCESS M e y n r o f t h e C M r n f Banfo ril, F l n rl 'la . I h e r e b y enl! g M u n i- 3- BEDROOM bouse, kitchen FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3 B H .-tli Bath — Lit. Fla. r l p a l H e n e r a l SRe-tlon t o be Rri.—Lake View—Air Cond. equipped. 311 W. luth Ph. held t h r o u g h o u t t h e C i t y nf NEW HOMES -A ll Elec. S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a on t h e I t h FA 23394 2 large bedrooms; nice land­ scaping. 413.you fur quick 18. Help Wanted MEN — WOMEN — COUPLES WANTED TO TRAIN FOR MOTEL INDUSTRY OFFERING Secure high paying Jobs as motel manager, clerk, hos­ tess, bookkeeper. For free information write Amer­ ican Service, Box 30, c/o Sanford Herald. 19. Situation* Wanted MAID work wanted. FA 2 8030 YARDS cleaned, small Hems hauled or moved. Junk pick­ ed up might pay (or labor. FA 2-7339 or FA 2-9628. PRACTICAL Nurse will care for elderly people in my home. Ph. FA 2*133. Child Care. FA 2-Zff4. 21. Beauty Salon* FREE ESTIMATE SCORE Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, k 4 Bedroom Government 27. Special Service* Air-Conriitioninpr If. B, POPE CO.. INC. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 SIDEWALKS, driveways, pstios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322 3304. Owned Homes SERVICE Priced From $6,750 THEE Complete Lawn Service Down Payments Free Estimate* FA 3-4377 As Low As iJlOO VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Monthly Payments TARTS SALES From $43.50 ELECTROLUX, Hoover. Kir To make the best home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2 2111 Night FA 2-0448 323(1700 2324 Park D r Ssn/nrd. Fla by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E. Filter Queen, etc. Frre pickup and delivery. Serv- | ing Sanford for over 13 yearn. Bonded and licensed. F A 2- i 766. WELLS DRILLED, TUMI'S, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AU Types and Sizes We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. I 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 Piano Tuning and Repair W. I-. Harmon — FA 2-4223 3 Bedroom. 1 bath frame bouse. Kitchen equipped. No LAWN SERVICE down payment. Reasonable. Mowing and edging, etc. SatMonthly terms. By owner, tofaction guaranteed. Ph. FA 2-2381. FA 2 1847. BEDHUUMS, Hi baths. WASHING Machine Service Swimming pool. Furn. or Free Estimates on Repairs unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. 2810 Hiawatha 322 7363 .b(inland. 1961 Ford Country Sedan 6 Cylinder, Automatic Trane inUnion, Jlsdiu, llcaU r, Padded Daeh And Vlaor. 1961 Ford Enrdor. 8 Cyllndrr, And Heatrr. Fairlane 500 Automati* TraiumUaioa, Radio TCS8-A 1960 Ford Galaxie Kurd or, V-H Enxine, \utomallc Trxnnmin-juu, Radio, llralrr Ami Air Conditioning. FC3T9-A I960 Dodge Seneca 2 Door Waiinn, V-H Engine, Automatic TrminniUaiun, Radio And llralrr. Falcon 2-lloor, A Cylinder, Automatic Tran-min-ion, Radio And llralrr. ROSA L. PAYTON Reg. Real Estale Broker 1FA 2-I30t 17 92 a t Hiawatha 13 llttNinexs O p p o rtu n ity SERVICE Station for lease. Gum! location. Only email capita! needed by right man FA 2 4312 SALKS & SKKVICK Dial Operator —Aek For— W X liHoo GREEN BRIAR I loner loin available in (irrenbriar of latch Arbor utt-rlookiog golf roume. Custom budding to your nprcificalion. Grcrnbriar dee eloped by KINGSWOOD BUILDERS INC. 20J Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 TH IS SPACE FOH THE CLEANEST Used Cars IN TOWN __• ___ 1959 M ERCURY 9 - PASSENGER STATtON WAGON t equipptd with V-8 engine, autre, tran*.. p o w e r steering k brake*, r a ­ dio A neater, pine air rnndltloning. A aolld car thrnughnat. w i t h c 1 e a a leatherette laterlrsr. n e w exterior f I n I a h . It'e b e e n thoroughly inspected A U in top condition. Only 1958 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR C U S ­ TOM I-door | equipped with V-8 engine, auto­ m a t Ic Iran*., power uttering and brakra, ra­ dio and heater, beauti­ ful 2-lone blue. Thle car ia g o o d mechanically nnd dean throughout. Your* today for only . • 1961 CHEVY XC.17I..V 1960 Ford Tudor, 6 H ealer. Watch *7 9 5 FC39I-A 1960 Ford * truck. Lot 72, Park Avu. Trlr. Ct.. FA 2-4898. *1095 CIS-A Fairlane Cylinder, Standard fra ic in Union, Radio Amt PCJI4 1959 Ford Galaxie Tudor Hardtop. K Cylinder, Ford-O-Alalk, Power Steer­ ing, Heatrr, Air Conditioning, 1959 Thunderbird V-K, t ruU-O-Malir Transmission, Power Brake-, Radio And Heater, Hardtop Power Steering, SINGER Low down payment. 3 Bed­ sale. rooms, Ha bathe Air-Con­ dition It heat. Kitchen equip­ IS . Fem ale H elp W anted ped. Deep well, sprinkling S O U T H W A R D . system, beautiful yard, tn.1 [Poet of (to - r*'i**r ivss MAID WANTED: One depend Xov. I aaaforii. PlorIJa Lake Do' Dr. Day FA INVESTMENT 1 REALTY able and good with child­ I Publish Ocl. 7, II, 21, I*. U ei Ut Night FA 2-655L 116 X . PARK AVE. 322-U17U ren. References. 488-5522, ICUN-ii o l EXIANL'fcU C u S U T O N I r>ec»:>**<l STKX ST KOJI, o.VVls I* McI ntosh I A M orn-yj (nr E ite iC rlx AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Hard Porter Beauty Shop Upholstering & Mattress ren­ FENCE POSTS FOR SALE. ovating. New k Used Furni­ Large average size. Hard cy­ Cold Wave $8 00 complete press at 35c. Several large ture. Csll Nix Bedding Mfg. 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1331 corner or gato posts. Ph. Co., at 709 CeR'fy Ave. Harriett's Beauty Nook GA 3-1838, Orlando. FA 2-211T. Eve Appl's. S Sr. Beauticians DUE TO DIVORCE 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 Sell U» Your Furniture. Quick Service With the We Have A Repossessed, 83 PERMANENT Wive Special Model Swing Needle DialCash SUPER THADLNG 20% off regular prices. O-MalJc Zlg Zag, Like New, POST. FA 2-0677, Open Evenings bv appt. Makes Hundreds Of Fancy Free parking lot. Services 31. Artirlen For Sale Stitches, Makes Automatic from tip to tip. Ituttunholei, Sews On But­ OCTOBER special. Blankeli Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop tons, Monograms, Emhroid$1.99 Limit 3 please. Army318 Palmetto Ave. ers, Etc. Assume Remain­ Navy Surplus. Sanlord Ave. I'hune door U> 322 0834 ing 4 Payment* n4 $9 00. Phone door (2) 322-8323 Pb. FA 2 8827. READY MIX Concrete, win­ 32. Build • Paint - Repair dow iilla, lintels, steps, Set nf World Book Encyclope­ blacks, eand, cement, rock, dia, Child Craft Dictionary, REPAIRS - Remodeling LOW. LOW DOWN pipe, steel, grease traps, and Cyclo-Teacher. L i k e Additiona — Family Booms dry wtlla, stepping atones. PAYMENT new. NEW HOME Sewing —Keasonabla — Financing $72 Mti. pays Prin. A ltd. Miracle Concrete Co. Machine with buttonhole at­ Arranged — FA 2-9040 — 309 Elm Ave. Phone Sales Ufflce 322-2744 FA 2-3731 tachment. FA 2-7980. Work direct with Carpenter. LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Home with separate dm* 25. Plumbing Service* ing room. Large screened HINSON & HEARN east porch. Located on PLUMBING CONTRACTING large corner lot with fruit, Heoairs & Water lieatera oak k magnolia trees. 1 FREE ESTIMATES ■w ith t h e s e • • • Car garage. By owner Ph. 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 FA 2 4199. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs V A - FHA FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY Property Mnnaftement C39I-A 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 & Snloa Broker 3 34. ArticJftft Far Sato 29. A atom obn* Servlet WRITE usl We put you In business by RETURN MAIL, handling complete line Ad Book Matches In demand by every business I Luxury Xmas Lins now ready! Ev­ erything furnished FREE! Top Commissions dally! SUPERIOR MATCH, 7580 S. Greenwood Ave., Chicago 19, 111. 2. Notices - Person*Is 34. Articles For Sals 17. Male Help Wanted HISUAYNK I door aedun: equipped with V-8 engine, automatic Iran*., and healer. A sparkling white finish with blue interior. Thl* ear la right and prieed to more immediately! *1595 Save! Save! AT M ANY, M ANY MORE T O CHOOSE FROM ! your Authorized Curd Dealer For Seminole County HOLLER Motor Sales COMPANY Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First S t tttnter Park Ml 7 1*18 FA 2-1*181 2nd. & Palmetto PH : FA 2-6231 FA 20861 �f i t _____ Eight In Family Die In Head-On Traffic Crash Page 10 — Oct 28, 19M Drought Bites Deeper, loss Runs Millions 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 t m M m m j j s GALLUP. N. M. (CPI) - A migrant farm worker and seven of his 10 children were killed In a headon collision of a car and truck on U. S. Highway 68 about 36 miles north of Gallup, N. M , Sun­ day. Five others were injur­ ed Slate police said the fam­ ily was on its way to Alamo, Tex., from th* Idaho potato harvest They planned to visit relatives at Alamo. The truck driver told offi­ cer* he saw the car 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) Academic Honors Cadet Warren Joseph Hoeller, son of Cdr. and Mrs. Warren J. Hoeller. 1101 Cor­ nell Drive, has earned aca­ demic honors for the first six weeks grading period at Wentworth Military Academy, Lexington, Mo. 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. Ter, 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. The remain! will be lent to Houston, Tex., Tuesday morn­ ing (or interment. Brbson Funeral Home la ic charge of arrangement!. C.A.Dilday,86, Dies In Sanford Tba United Church Women of Sanford will hold their an­ nual program in observation of 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 of the Ebenerer Methodist Church. Assisting will he Mr*. Robert Jackson of the F irit Methodist Church and Mrs. Joe Baker of the First Presbyterian Church. Readers will be Mrs. Ran­ dall Chase, Mrs. Al Wallace and 31r*. A. I). Peterson Jr. from Holy Cro.s Episcopal Church. 3!rt. Frank Mchane and Mrs. Robert Williams will serve as usherv. The public and members of all churchra In tha area are invited to attend. ATT: FORD OWNERS September A October Parts Special! 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. Mrs. Laura Hunt Gary Southward Wins Two Honors Funeral Today Funeral services for 3lrs. I-aura Fog Hunt, who died Friday In Biminghsm, AU.. after a ahort illness, were scheduled for today in Bir­ mingham. Among aurvivnra ar* her son, Byron A. Fox; a step­ son, John E. Fox and four grandchildren, Mrs. Sherrn Jones, Stls* M.try Ann Fox and Chari** and Billy Fox, all of Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. Byrcn A. Fo* are in Birmingham f»r the services, Clarence A. Dtlday, >8, died early Sunday morning after a abort illneat. Ha waa born Jan. 4, t*T7, In Galatia, ID., and has been a resident of Sanford for the past two years. He was a re­ tired boilermaker. Loti cf people know a good He Is survived by hia wife. Mr*. Lilly Dllday, of Sanford, thing the minute another fcl and three children in the low sees it. North. The remains were sent to Paincsvlile, Ohio, for inter­ ment. Brisson Funeral Home Is In WIRE charge of arrangements. Gary Southward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Southward, 2000 Palmetto Avenue, has won two honors at llowey Academy at H o w e y-in the Hills. Gary has been elected vice president of the senior class and was named to the honor roll for the first six weeks of classes. (Ireal Savings on Easy Terms 2,137,801 Eligible TALLAHASSEE t UPfl — Secretary of Slate Tom Adame said Wednesday that f.137,801 Flnridlane were eli­ gible to rest their ballots in the Nov. 5 election. $O 40 Each Mm GENUINE FORD A NTIFREEZE 60 GENUINE FORI) M ATH ER of Sanford Radiator Hose FAMOUS NAME BRANDS 20% Discount GENUINE FORD *A LL FINEST QUALITY Easy Terms — Open Fri. Nights Sanford's Only Air Comlilinnrd Furniture Store M ATH ER SANFOllI) FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1,t A Sanford \»e FA 2-1-2J FA 3*11133 Thermostats FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE FLOWERS SENSATIONAL VALUES From Ymtr Downtown Florist GENUINE FORD of Sanford 203-09 E. I*t ST. FA 2-0983 SPARK 55 PLUGS Ra. GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1919 • 51 FORDS * 6 65 'Coupon A Thi Purrhi*e Of "Sara Lee" BROWNIES II lit. Pkg. 79« it'm i [xm (mid a 1932 • 61 $ 9 9 4 FORDS R E A D Y 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 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 GOLD BOND GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH STAMPS * J 65 GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 37 • 62 Ford & Falcon EACH 50 EXTRA With Thi* I Coupon A The Purchase Of Karalluprd APPLES 1I<, It*. I'kg. S h D o m a k n h CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Central Office 211 W. 23th Si. HOME'S ON COUNTRY Phone FA 2-3103 CLUB RD. - FOLLOW O lR SIGNS STEN STROM Hale* R EA LTY Agents STAMPS 3 1 - 3 6 FORD EACH $ 2 05 (Coupon ( imm! at your •'Thrtflway'' Only. Thru H rd . October JO FINE CANDIES Candy Corn . . . lb. bag Licorice Twist . tVi oz. bag Peanut Bulter Kisses W/ioz. bag * Pumpkins . 13oz. bag m • Harvest Mix I I '/ j o z . bag 29c 25c 39c 29c 29c t t 11 oz. n \ u 11RING THIS AD Tt) OUR PARTS DEIT. Your Friendly ford Dealer 50 EXTRA With Thi. I Coupon A The I’urclitM Of “Kraft" Liquid 1.000 Inland DRESSING CON STRUCTION CO. GOLD BOND Brach's Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 W in te r P a rk H I 1-8916 GOLD BOND STAMPS * O f. IHL 31c | Coupon food at your ~Thrift»ay" Only, Thro " n l O c t o b e r 30 70 Candy Treats 49c 44 Parly Pail 12 oz. pkg. 39c 31 OZ. IIAG Harvest Time Kisses . 59c Thriftway, 25th & Park, Sanford �y * 'Information Cover-Up' By U . S. Agencies Hit * * c lOc* WASHINGTON <UPt> — The American Newspaper Publisher* A s s o c i a t i o n ( ANT A 1 charged today that some federal attendee try to "cover up their own malad­ ministration" by refusing to disclose information about their activities. Eugene S. Pulliam, assist- ant publisher of the Indianap­ olis, Ind., Star and th« Indian­ apolis News and an ANPA spokesman, testified before a Senate Judiciary subcommit­ tee on freedom of 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 of bureau­ cratic agencies pays only lipservice" to the concept of the people's right to know about their government. Pulliam was the lead-off witness scheduled for the sub­ committee's second day of hearings on the questlun. Pulliam charged that "bu­ 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 "good cause found," or because it relates to "internal manage­ ment," and that "matters of official record" may be made (El}? available only to "perrons VOL. 56 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 jury" on what should or should not be disclosed. United Presa Leased Wire Blast Wrecks Dade's Demo Headquarters * TUES., OCTORER 29. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. <19 To M eet Growth Of County Report Given On A tlan ta Meeting Burglars Take Sanford Firm's Safe, $1,400 Controversial Chinese Red • Established 1908 Avery Urges Long-Range Plan m w a ... • Ifmtlii WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday; hiph today in middle 80s; low tonipht 58-60. Sanford'i Cdr. John F. Bar* low becomes a television star Thursday afternoon. The skippar of VAH-11 at SNAS will ® be the one the panel of "To Tell the Truth" will endeavor t • identify a m o n g three guests at S p. m. Thursday ever Channel I. • • • Note on the spindle: Bill Kennedy, 12, killed a M inch coral snake Sunday at Lake MIAMI (UP!) — A tre­ • Mary. . • • • mendous explosion demolished NEW YORK (U PD -U nprethe headquarters of the Dade New meeting days for the dlctable Hurricane G i n n y County Democratic Executive Clnderville Volunteer Fire lashed the Northeast coast Committee like a house of Department, commencing In cards late last night and a November, will be first and with gales today then sudden­ fire marshal said there was no third Thursdays of each ly veered out Into the Atlan­ tic. doubt It was an intentional month. Thieve* broke into a SanThe hurricane, which had • • • bombing. ford supply firm sometime picked up strength and speed Howland Sarra, Tallahassee, Police estimates of the ex­ during the night Monday and special representative of the early in the morning, pounded plosives used ranged up to 100 % newly established senior citi­ sections of the southern New stick* of dynamite, apparent­ escaped with a small safe zens service section of the England coast with winds of ly planted in the basement of containing $1,400, police said. State Insurance Department, up to 60 miles an hour and 12the huge warehouse-type steel Police Chief Hoy Williams wilt sddress Sanford Rotar foot tides. and concrete building. There said burglars entered Home The seventh tropical storm Ians Monday. were no injuries. of the season sent ships scur­ • • • Two walla were Crumbled Bulkier* Supply Co., 801 West Gold awards for too per cent rying fnr cover from Cape by the blast which blew the Seminole Boulevard, ransack­ Hatterss. N. C., to Maine. participation in the United roof off and littered the area ed the office ami carried However, the center started Fund of Seminole County with hits of concrete and away the small *afo. The em ­ heading away from the main­ have been presented to Golds­ glass. pty container was found In a boro Klementary S c h o o l , land about T a.in. and the U. Deputy State Fire Marshal field adjacent to the firm S. Weather Bureau said a i# Seminole County Laundry and A. M. Willi* made a prelimi­ Tuesday morning, the chief hurricane watch had been Cowan’s Department Store. nary check of th* scene today said. It had been broken open. withdrawn In the threatened • • • and reported the explosion Entrance to the building was Member! of the Coffee Club areas of Long Island, Connec­ wus obviously deliberate. gained through an office win­ ticut and Massachusetts. «f the Chamber of Commerce Willis said h* was unsure dow. investigating officers Fair Opens The storm brought heavy will be guests of HLH Pro­ TALLAHASSEE (ITI) - of the explosive used but it reported. rain to New England, posing ducts st to Thursday morning Meanwhile, another breakNorth Florida'* annual Fair definitely was not caused by at the Sanford Avenue plant. a flood threat but also help­ begins here today with Gov. gas. "A gas explosion tends in Monday night was report­ ing relievo a drought which Motorcade will proceed from Farris Bryant leading the to push a building apart," ho ed at Sinclair (ill Company. the Chamt*er at 9:40 to I1L1L had become serious in some opening parade this afternoon. said. "This just tore the 902 Persimmon Avenue. The sections. • • • building to shreds. The force : culprit or culprits ransacked At 8 a in., Ihe center of the % Sen. Mack Cleveland and was up and down." I the office after entering TVA Sale Favored hurricane, with winds of up Reps. S. J. Davis Jr. and Jan Except for the Democratic through an office window by to D 3 miles per hour, was lo­ WASHINGTON < I'PI > — Fortune will discuss the con­ Sen. Barry Goldwater, (It- omm ttee office* in the front, ] removing a Jalousie, officers stitutional amendments and cated about Iho miles east of Nantucket Island, near Hie Arlz.) has suggested that the the building apparently was said. Nothing was reported county Issues at a public missing. Massachusetts coast. The Is­ government sell the Tennes­ vacant. meeting a t 8 tonight at Ly­ Polir* officers Don Brumland was raked by fW-mile see Valley Authority (TVA) man High School. Doug Stcnley, John Rumbtey and l»arry to private industry. winds. •trom also Is slated to talk. llamerlck investigated both • • • incidents. Home To U. S. Anchor Club of Sanford, • LONDON (LTD - Prime high school girls' group spoilMinister Sir Alec* DouglasI') sored by the Pilot Club, w(U Cancer Kills host 13 clubs of Northeast * M M K & S t f X Florida in a regional meeting with President Kennedy, the ^ Girl Treated here Dec. 14. Some 300 girl* l/mdoa Daily .skeich said to­ cans, whites, *nd art Indian— will be here for the session. M O S C O W ri’PI) — A With Krebiozcn day. • • • today faced sabotage charges Chinese Communist, in a ROCKFORD, 111. ( IT !) — that carry a possible death President Ken McIntosh hat marked depeiture from the Diane J.lndstmm, 18, who Bridge Ceremony penalty in a trial condemned called a meeting of the Semi­ usual Peking line, told tJ.OOO spurned a leg amputation to TALLAHASSEE (IT I) — nole County Public Health applauding Russians and The new Shands Bridge con­ by the United Nation*. stake her life on the controv­ They include two former Nursing Association for 7:30 others today the Chinese fa­ ersial drug k rebiosen, died necting Clay and St. Johns leading official* of the banned p. m, Wednesday at the vor peaceful coexistence and Monday night of hone cancer. County at Green Cove Springs continued friendship with the will be dedicated Wednesday, Afrirun National Congress ^ Health Center. Miss I.lndstrom lost her • • * I A.N't') ami the son of a for­ Soviet Unlun. the Road Department said to­ year-long buttle against, a Bill Rich on Ison. Jnyree getmer member of parliament. Chao K'lo-ehlang, secretary day. malignant tumor of the tight out-the-vote chairman, urges of the All China Federation They are charged with or thigh at Rockford Memorial all residents of Semlnoie of Trade Unions, spoke of ganlxing or cummittting 222 Hospitnl. She had been in the Miners Wait acts of sabotage, including County to make it a point to mutual solidarity in a speech hospital ntiollt six weeks. PEINE, Germany. ( U P I ) ,be at the polls Tuesday. "E x­ to th« 13th Soviet trade union Three trapped miners, sup­ bomb attacks and raids on Last Marrh, the pretty high ercise your rights,’* he says, congress. jails and police station*, in the plied with foam rubber mat­ M'hool coed fared * terrifying "VOTE!" llis hrief address, in mod­ tresses and five meal* a two year* before their captuie decision either have her leg • • • erate tones, followed a week­ day 1« ease their ordeal, lust .summer. amputated or face the risk of The ntate accuses the group Register Caml Bruce now end appeal by Soviet Premier waited 2»I2 feet beneath the dying before aha reached ta r ^ has available sample ballots Nikita S. Khrushchev for an earth today for a slowly of trying to prepare for guer­ 2drd birthday. for all the office* and issue* end to the bitter propaganda churning drill to free them. rilla wurfure within South Two days before the sched­ Africa nnd mined invasion at (take in Tuesday’s election. exchanges that have poison­ uled amputation. Diane called • • • front without to overthrow the ed party and governmental Keeler Trial it off. She said she would Post master C e e l In Heard relations between Peking and LONDON (LTl) Red- government of Premier Hen­ rather die than havu her leg wnt happy this morning > • . Moscow during the pad year. inured rail girl Christine Kee drik Yerwoerd. amputated. 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 Africa 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 Haitians Go On duly signed by President John j except in his reference to charges of perjury and con from speeches supporting the UN action that moat delegates Hunger Strike F. Kennedy and Postmaster “aggressive American im- ■piracy. MIAMI (LTD — Twentyregarded the It men as poli­ General John A. Gmnnuskl. penalisin'’ as the alleged tical prisoner* and not saho- two Haitian refugees have But she i* going to return i t . ! cau*« of alt the world's trou- FEC Lists Loss yone on a hunger strike to It rculls that the two name hies. ST. AUGUSTINE (UPD - tern*. .South Africa ignored pretext their detention by fed­ the appeal because it tunsid“him" us postmaster of San­ The Florida East Coast Rail­ eral authorities. The group t i i the trial uo internal at fair. ford. The PM says she will re­ way. hit hard by a ninelias refined food since Satur­ quest it Le corrected to read Mayors Elect monthold strike ami faced day, “ her." with possible economic pre-*The Haitians, along with • * * Miami’s High ure from "the federal govern- Accidental two infant*, arrives! here in In keeping with our front TAMPA, Fla. (LTD — ment, but *717,332 during the a small taut mx weeks ago page picture of the new Miami Mayor Hubert King first three quarters of this Justice ami sought asylum, hut they “March of Dimes" girl, Pa­ High was unanimously elected t year. NORFOLK. V.i, (C PIi—Po­ have been detained while fed tricia Ransbottom, Seminole chairman of the mayor's enun liceman A L. f.arnbdin. run rral officials investigate their County chairman, said linen eil on fair apportionment Extremes Hit ning after a motorist who had will be “offered" in a special Monday night, t-> replace NEW YORK (LTD — Gov. fled from hi* ear when >top- right to asylum. sale 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 Hacks Burns • • » St. Petersburg Mayor Her- nedy administration arid ul- and fell with a jolt that dis­ TAMPA, Fla. (LTD — Tump* Mayor Nick Nueclo School Supt R T. Miiwee man Gobbler was named vice tra-Conservative*, raid Mon charged his pistol. will discu«» the school millagv chairman of the council, form- day that voters in Uie l'Jdt The bullet wounded the said Monday he would support and trustee election at to­ ed to press for more equal I presidential elections should fleeing man in Ihe heel and Jacksonville Mayor Hnydon night’s meeting at Lyman representation of populous I not "be compelled to choose lie was captured a short time Burn* in thu 19*74 race for High School. He add* that no areas in the state Legislature, [ between extremes." governor. later. ehangs in the miliage rats from last year*' figure i* call­ ed for in the Nov. 5 vote. Ginny Relieves Dry East, Puls To Sea Again ___ A “population explosion” during the next 20 years en­ compassing most of Seminole and Orange Counties and ex­ tending to Cape Canaveral was pictured this morning by James I*. Avery Jr. at a spe­ cial session of the County Commission. Avery reported on his con­ ference with Housing and Home Finance Administration officials at Atlanta on long range urban planning to his fellow commissioners and to Harry L. Lindsey, Titusville, special assistant to the 1IHFA regional administrator. The commissioner reported federal agencies are willing to offer financing funds — some as high ** 90 per cent —• for development of the two coun* ties “but only If we can offet a good planning program." This planning program, he emphasised, must picture needed roads, land use, rec­ reation, housing and allied building for the next 20 years. "We must be in a position to tell the federal people," he said, "whet roads will be needed !0 years from now, how big they should be, how many people will use them, where these people are earning from and where they are go­ ing to . . . end the«e roada must fit In with overall fed­ eral road plana." s e e Avery reported that HHFA envisioned Greater Orlando 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 (LTD - 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 been aided D'Hough March of Ditncs-supported tions, Monday took a swipe new Orlando-Cepe throughmedical and i"utnicnt efforts, nt the bigness of government. way Into flemlnole County, Graham, on a three day passing south of Sanford, speaking tour before Houston eroseing Interstate 4 end religious and civic groups, bending southwest to connect said “our people look to die with Sunshine I'arkway. However, Avery stressed government instead of to the point that these federal God." 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 government for everything to will co-operate with matching funds. Three striking Negro con­ The sheriffs department, fill our needs." 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 camp at other law agencies were alert­ are three alternative* for 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 Flip planning body: To drslguute would vole (or me.” 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 con- University Site convict* as Johnny It. King nole County: to Join with Or­ Jr., Edgar Thomas, Broward vlcts had boon confined to ange County In a two-county punitive segregation fur re­ Announcement County, and Thomas 1*. Brim* planning council, subject to fieht, Dade County, all trans­ fusing to work. They had been taken to tile bathhuuae to Due In December policies established by th* ferred to Oviedo from Hal­ batlie anil shave and were TALLAHASSEE (UPD - two county commissions, or to ford Prison. being returned to their bar­ Th«. Board of Control said to­ add to the duties of 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-cmlral 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 of escape before trends in the area anil ex­ two rounty commissions, stu'o of 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 of * Annual Meeting |c-s sweeping civil right* bill W ATCH F O R which, like the nlrong bill it Of Club Tonight replaces, would touch on near­ fly Joan Mag In ly every a r e * of 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 of 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. 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 mem­ flits and pieces of the errant bers of Ihe club he present. cd topsy-turvy. Churned by both the speed and the heat rocket tumbled Into the At­ of the highflying Allas, the lantic Ocean off Florida's east rarefied gases boiled up and coast, well short of its plan­ Cur Catches Fire Sanford Fire Department sent luminescent ripples soar­ ned target area near Ascen ing across scores of miles. sion Island, off the west coast answered a call at 11:20 a.ni. today In an automobile (ire The turbulent display flared of Africa The Air Force was at a at 317 W. Third Street. The sgaln and again, tike bluish mud frothing from a warm loss to explain what happen­ blare broke out in the back seat of a 1933 Pontiac owned geyser, each time the Atlas ed. REXALL DRUGS The mishap cost scientists by C. G. I.eitner, firemen made one tumble—about one every three seconds Then, it and technician* the nose cone said. It was apparently caus­ THE PRESCRIPTION OCR PRIMARY CONCERN was gone—covered in black­ and the packages nf measur­ ed by a hurning cigarette. DOWNTOWN SANFORD ness when the ruckct ex­ ing devices, all of which they Damage was described as hausted Us tueL had intended to recover. slight. Graham Takes Poke At Big Government Three Oveedo Camp Escapees Captured Strong Rights Bill Rejected Touch ton's A d as Goes Berserk, Stages Spectacular In Space Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha is hav­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UPD 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 Hal­ the unforgettable. loween morning to soft drinks, An advanced-model Atlas apples, cupcake* and candy by missile that started off on a members of Sanford Chapter rather "routine" flight sud­ 1404, Women of the Moose denly went haywire at the Chairman incharge of the a n -1ed{e of space Monday night, nusl party is Mt*.Doris I and ruined a multi-millionItiandy. j dollar test for a te w anas 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 remem­ 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 "Fmodal" 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 "outboard" 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 of control. Abruptly, the normally se rene inosphere at th* top of earth's it root pliers was turn THURS. OCT. 31 thru NOV. 9 Touch ton's � 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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Vfc , j.’ m » fm U f F fe g t I S — D e c S3, IM S Shop E a r ly ! ! We Will lie Closed All Day Wednesday “Christ mas Day** In 2 Homes AtSI. Pete 23th & PARK SANFORD ST. TCTTMBUSO (UP!) —Six perm * suffocated here Suaday la two separate todFour elderly persons dii whea e faulty flue seat deedly | as fuses late ■ home, sad ■ sa n and wife died la e fire at their hose, officials re* ported today. Joseph Pierce Seek, TS, his vlfe Nellie, and tve hoe guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Jasinskt, both la their 70s, wore found deed Sunday afteraooa at the Zook home. Detective Warren Hedrick biased the deaths on a faulty flue which allowed gaa fuse* to seep Into the house while heaters burned ep oxygen. The windows were doied la the chilly, ffrdegres weather, he said. Wilbur K. Jones, 84, and his wife, Oeaevieve, 80, ware found dead In their bed. Authorities said they were ap­ parently killed by fuses from a fire which started under the Cuban Invaders Visit JFK Grave WASHINGTON (UPI) fifty survivors of the 1M1 Bay of Pigs Invasion of Cuba made a special pilgrimage Sunday to the grave of John f . Kennedy. The Cubans, aany dressed In camouflage battle uni­ form, laid a wreath st the late President’s tomb In Ar­ lington National Cemetery on the first anniversary of their release from Cuban prisons. Republicans Unprepared, M agazine Says WASHINGTON (UI’I) - A magazine whose editors call themselves moderate Itepubllcani believes that the GOP la “totally unprepared’’ to face neat ycar’a presidential election. T h e magazine, Advance, •eld Sunday night that a " p r o g r e a a l v i Republi­ can" could beat President Johnson and the outcome would he decided “in the met­ ropolitan North, Midwest and West" where the I960 election was decided. llandy Fond Store* Will Be Open For Your Shoppine Convenience Toms Hens Ia R “ARMOUR STAR- BONKLESH “BOSTON BITT* CANNED HAM PORK ROAST 4 1,11. _ r CAN s f.YKKH "Hl'OAR CREEK" SMOKED P IC N IC S ........ lb. 39c "I.ONG ISLAND" I . j LBS. DUCKS . . . . lb. 49c Roasting Chickens lb. 39c Wo .a o u R " frUpy tiy iw FLA. GRADE “A" FI.A. CRADK “ A " r l T . i r p lb. 29c 1 "LEAN ’X FltKSir* PORK HAMS lb. 55e RED WASH. STATE "DELICIOUS” Santa's Work Down Drain SYRACUSE, N. Y. ( U P I ) Gerald Jonen, mayor of the Syracuse suburb of Manlius, was pluylng Santa Claus for the children a t a shopping cen­ ter Saturday when a man ap­ proached him and asked, “are I you the meyor?" "Y’es," replied Jones. Tho man promptly served; Jones with a eulipocna In con­ nection with a dispute over a | proposed sower program. YOUR CHOICE! f f Enthusiam For Goldwater 'High* WASHINGTON (U PI)-The; National D r a f t Goldwater I Committee says there D| “ high enthusiasm all across the country” lor Sen. llarry | Goldwater to bo the Republi­ can president nominee in | 0 3 LB. CAN mi. Tho committee made the | statement Sunday night. TELL THEM ABOUT imELCOME l WAGON kaew of e lemily who has twed la your eoauaunty. he sure le tell Ultra shout Welcome Wagon. They mil he dtirghUd atth the buhet af gitta **d Mpfd Ittermsboa they odl rectivs Irera our hostess, a symbol el the com­ munity's troddieael httpUBty. Or W “MRS. SMITH’S” FROZEN :« m 5 p k i « [ K C <««> EACH Virginia Ptlroskl I*, a lion 1214 Hanford Phyllb Rngenalcin FA 2-4X84 Lahe Mary Nave NerrU J i L TE S-ISII riim iiolt �> Zip Code 32771 fe ra lb ) WEATHER: Mostly cloudy nnrf cold todny nnd Wednesday high today In 60s; low tonight 40-45. *** e io 6* By J i l ii i 8 l m t m Here it in! Another Christ­ um* eve. Many a Seminole County youngster will find it difficult to close little eyes end drift away into slumberlurid on this night i f all nights. I.ittle hearts will be filled with anticipation as to what th at merry of gent from 'way up north will be leaving under thousands of Christmas trees as he makes his snnusl rounds. And, from what we hear, there won’t be many disap­ pointed youngsters. Anyway, let’s hope not. • • VOL. 36 United Press Leased Wire Established 1903 TUKS.. DEC EM BEK 24, 1D63 SANFORD, FLORIDA The true meaning and spirit of Chrlstmss will be upheld for citizens of the commun­ ity and throughout the county with special Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services at many churches. Holy C r o s s Episcopal Church will celebrate tradi­ tional Midnight Christ Mass, beginning at 11 pm . wltli special music by the Senior Choir. Mast will follow at 11:30 pm . On Christmas Pay a full Choral Eucharist will be conducted at 0:30 s.m. with music by the Junior Choir. All Souls Catholic Church Will observe Christmas Eve High Mass at midnight, with the processional and blessing of the cradle followed by High Mass conducted by Father Richard L>ons. Confessions will be heard today from 4 to fi p.tn. nnd from T to 8:30 p m, Christmas Carol Masses will be held on Christmas Day at Delegation Going To Tallahassee For College Site Announcement ^|Board Ruling Scheduled For Jan. 10 • Let'* not overlook, cither, the real spirit and meaning of Christmas as we ohtervr the birth of the l'rinre of Fence. Nobody knows the exact date of the birth of Jesus Christ. The fact isn’t impor­ tant. llut what is important la that His ministry, which lasted only two and a half or perhnpa three and a half years, changed the course of history and made the greatest Impression on mankind of any ainglti event in this civiliza­ tion. « • • You’ve heard of sights for sore eyes. Had you been on F irst Street In Sanford Monslay afternoon you would hsva seen one. A member of the Sanford I.iont club was decked out in a lion's suit ringing bells for the Salvation Army’s Christmas kettles, A few feet away was a dog snarling and barking at tha *'llun.” Ob­ servers said the dog didn't have enough courage to at­ tack. It Just balked, barked •ml burked. NO. 90 Church Services 1:30 and 10:30 a.m. also in­ light service at 11 p.m. Lake Mary Presbyter!** cluding the processional. Church will bold special ser­ • • • vice* at 7:30 p.m. today and First Methodist Church wilt the church will remain open observe Iho sacrament ot the until midnight. Lord's Supper at a candle­ Pentecostal Church of Longlight service at 7 p.m. Christ­ wood will hold worship ser­ mas Eve. Rev. John Adams vices at 7:30 p.m. Christmaa emphasized that all Christ­ Day. ians are invited to take com­ Christ Episcopal Church ot munion at this service. Longwood will celebrate Holy Lutheran Church of the Re­ Communion at to a.m. on deemer will hold Christmas Christmas Day. Two musical Eve candle lighting services services will take place an at 11:30 p.m. with music by Christmas Eve, one at 7:30 the choir and a brass quar­ p.m. with the Junior Chair tet. Christmas Day services nnd a choral presentation of will he observed at 10 a.m. selections from Handel's Mes­ Good Shepherd Lutheran siah, by the Senior‘Choir at 11 Church will hold ita candle­ p.m. service. light service at 11:30 p.m. The Prairie Lake Baptist Christmas Eve. Church will have special ser­ Communion a n d candle­ vices at 7:43 p.m. Christmas light services will be held at night. the First Presbyterian Church The regular mid week pray­ at tl p.m. Christmas F.ve. er service will be held Christ­ Congregational C h r i s t ­ mas night at the First Bap­ ian Church will hotd a candle­ tist Church at 7:30 p.m. A tiree delegation of Semi­ nole County representatives will tie present Jan in at Tatlahassee when the Stale ID l.oul* Casxels Board of Control announces Millions of words have been self with the "suffering Ser!t.s decision of a site for llie United Press International writlrn o explain tho Incar­ vanl" foreseen hy the pro* proposal four-year -state uni­ "|>u n.it be afraid. Mary," nation. llut the whole doctrine pliet Isaiah. versity for East Central Flor­ the angel said. "You have "He was despised and re­ found favor with God. You is summarized in this He­ jected by men . . . ida. "He was despised and we Chairman Uaya Harrison, of .'.hall conceive and bear a son, brew name, Emmanuel. It means; "God Is with esteemed Him not. St. Petersburg, at the conclu­ and you shall give him the ns.** 'Yet he hai borne our sion of a "work conference'’ name Jesus." In lime, men came to call grief*. Wily Jesus? at the Mayfair Inn Monday, "And carried our sorrow*.« Mary did not have to ask. him "the Christ," That Is a announced the board mem­ "He was wounded for our bers will announce their de­ In the Aramaic language title, not a surname. It comes which she spoke, the proper from a Greek word which has transgressions, cision at that meeting. "He was bruised for our In­ Attending from , Seminole noun "Jesus" was written the same meaning as the He­ County will he Mayor Thomas with the same characters a* brew word Messiah — "the iquities; "Upon Him was the chas­ S. McDonald and the City Ihe verb, “ He will save." To anointed one" . . . the one sent by (hid. tisement that made us whole, call a child Jesus was to fore­ Commission, with City Man­ Kenneth McIntosh as a Christmas present. Po­ SOME DOZEN prisoners in th e city jail, whose He did not reject this title, "And with His stripes we ager W. E. Knowles: Chair­ cast that he would be a savior lice Chief Itoy Williams handed Christmas pre­ term* would have been served within the next but It Is dear from the Gos­ are healed." of his pestple. man J. C. Hutchison and the sents to the released prisoners they walked few day8, heard their sentences commuted to "In the dazzling light a4 C o u n t y Commission, and The meaning of Christmaa pel* that He did not care (Herald Photo) from the jail. '’time served" this morning by Municipal Judgo Francis Roumlllat. president, D also vividly conveyed by much for It. It was loaded the Resurrection, the dlseiplea and Karlyle Hons holder, pres- another name which Ihe Bible wilh loo many ronnolatlons of finally aaw the point earthly kingship to describe "We have teen and do testi­ (dent elect, and other repre­ applies to Mary's son. 111* rral mission. fy.’* aald St. John, “that God sentatives of the Chamber of a ... The title lie preferred, and has aent His Son ** the Sa­ Commerce. applied to Himself on many vior, of the world.* Professional staff members occasions, was "tho Son of But U remained for St, of the Hoard of Control stat­ Man.” Luke, greatest of New Testa­ ed Monday that the board This means little or nothing ment poets, to express the members will not prevail on lo the overage modern Christ- post-Resurrection faith in Um Orange and Seminole County ‘Tuck-On* Okayed FUNCHAL, Ma.lerla (LTD rescue ships. " We had tn tlan, whose knowledge of loveliest and taut-known at commissioner* for soil boring When it comes to choosing TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) - —Three rescue ships brought look after ourselves, getting scripture Is limited to a nod­ the Biblical name# for Jesuit tests on ill three remaining Thomas S. McDonald "sang words somebody conic up Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin 533 survivors from the !,*■ into lifeboats. There were no ding acquaintance wilh the "Through the tender mercy sites—Lake Ada and Kcon in with a good one when they Monday legally approved a konia disaster to Funchal to­ ladders, and we had lo gel off his swan *ong’’ Monday even- Seminole County and mile­ New Testament. of our God, In,’ as a member of Sanford JERUSALEM (UPD — 7awrote the nice little leaflet 41,300 "tack-on" fee to the day, Some ot t!u- surviving as best we could." Rut to 1st Century Jews, "The Daysprlog from on City Commission and m ayor., stone in Orango County—un- V«el and Jordan today threw who knew tha Old Testament wlii.li Is given to patient* $13,last annual salary of Stale passengers immediately cri­ High has vUited us;; In London, tb*- Greek line N ut scheduled m e ^ n g y HI * definite decision is reach open the br-'*v» g eld in g when they enter .Seminole j Budget Director Harr) Smith. ticized ihe ai.Tj'-'c. by heirt, it recalled (be pro­ "To give light to them thm tin- crew- issued an of tic--. •mtement this ancient Arab rity between the Commission is Jan. 7 Memorial- llospllul in Hanford. | , ,, after Ere broke out aboard which said nn reports had when Commissioner - elect In other words, the s|tokes- Arnh and Jew. More than S,- phot Daniel's vision of a stt In darkness . . . and M There’s * wonderful group V iktlC U tT tSC SSlO ll “Son of Man” coming down guide our feet into the wag at the Greek cruise liner IHd yet been received about the Earl Higginbotham will he man said, Ihe hoard will ask '00 Israeli Christians crossed from heaven tn establish "an peace.” r>f young bnlies culled the VATICAN CITY (LTD - miles to the northeast. for a will boring lest on titc lire. scaled, succeeding McDonald. into the old rlty fur their an- everlasting dominion which Candy Stripers. Koch member Members of tin* College o( ‘'The crew were no help it "We cannot comment on Is­ Commission Monday even­ No. I selection, should it he nunl Christmas reunion* with shall not past away.” works at the ho-pital one eve­ Cardinals assembled today all," one woman, who was olated incidents," the state­ ing increased the city's share l.ake Ada, Econ (Econlock- relative*. ning n week, from <> until for their traditional Christ not immediately identified, Ills disciples continued to ment said, "and can only say of employe iwnslon allot hatehee) or Hluoslnno. if the Many also went to worship think In terms of an earthly 0 p.m. mas Eve audience with i’opc said after leaving one of the that the lifeboats were defin­ test should prove the ground menu, especially to aid older at Christian shrine* In the old kingship, however, and they The leaflet says: ’'TVl-v Paul VI. not suitable to meet specifi­ itely properly equipped and employes about to retire. teenage young ladles group cations, then Hie No. 2 site city, normally cut off from were shucked when He told all hud been checked during Rental rates fur the Civic them by the Mandcllintim them that "the Son of Man does many miscellaneous op- H eart Fails the refit period before sail­ Center were slashed in half, would be put to Hie test. Ami. Gate. The dividing line ha* mast suffer many things, and eratiime . . . ” During our re­ if necessary, then tho No. 3 MIAMI lU P h -A wealthy ing." In an effort to induce more bristled with military guard* bo rejecied and killed, and cent sojourn there wo didn’t man with a history of heart site. thlier passengers said the use nf the facility. uf lintli nations since fighting after three days rise again find one Candy Striper who trouble died yesterday alter Harrison announced at the fire, which broke out Sunday Com mission nl-n awarded in Palestine ended in nn nnAs Ho drew closer to his pet fm med appendectomies, t .vu gunmen lied him up dor beginning of Monday’* meet­ Ul 111 alsi.ll’d tile 20,311 Ion (mmact* for vehicle* in Sem­ WASHINGTON (UTI) — easy I nice 15 years ago, appointment with Calvary, he tonsillectomies, or even ton- ing a rubbery. The victim ing Rial the Board is not con­ JACKSONVILLE f l ’PH — lim-r, turned everything into inole County Motors, two President Johnson won hi* used another figure from the Retninih'rs nf Ihr armed sorials. • • • sidering any other sites at George M. Peppurd. The Florida East Const Rail­ "chaos." police car* and one sedan; truce were tverywhere. Pil­ prophetic literature of the first big struggle with Con­ For the fourth straight year "One of us had to Jump into Strn kland-Morrison. pick up this time. He added, however, way balked Monday at a fed­ grim* rnuld see Israeli and Old Testament to help tx gress today in on unprece­ the official Seminole County Hoorn Predicted eral board’* recommendation the water,’ another passeng­ trurk iml two full trucks, and that if the l.ake Ada, the Jordanian soldiers, checkpoint plain who hr was and why dented dawn cession when Christmas tree at the Court­ GAINESVILLE tU PI)-A n that it rehire striking workers er said. "Everyone was Sanford Motor Company, two Econ and the Blue-Stone sites sandbag* nnd "dragons’ teeth" he came, lie Identified him- the House voted down its do not prove applicable and house has been donated by economics professor predict until nn 11-nionth-old strike yelling and asking for ladders own attempt to curb wheat compacts. suitable Ihe Board will open tank trap* marking the foirformer County Commissioner rd here Monday that the against the earlier cun lie set­ hut the ladders didn't ap­ sales to CommunLst nation!. E. C. Harper nnd Don (hr doors for additional site der’s un innn'a land. W. G. ( nil 14 Kilbee. This southwest coast of Florida tled. pear." The administration victory Young were named lo Hie offerings Most of the pilgrims will be year it was » rral nlrr rrdur. could provide the Sunshine The company also said it rites elect r Ira I board liar took to days, throe tries sort The president ml emergency allowed to remain in Arab A Sanford *|<okr*nian today The tree was ilecoraled and State's next papulation boom. board recoin nil?IIdid l» Presi­ had received reports that o:i per was reappointed. a bjt of bruised feelings that pointed not only to the educa­ Jordan fur 3>i hour*. Many placed In County Clerk Art all but destroyed the Christ­ dent Johnson in il ashington passenger* and crew mem­ tional and nillur.il preside carried suitcase* nr bundles Beckwith’s office. bers hail been rescued. The mas spirit un Capitol Hill— Milk Meeting .Monday* that the FEC should • • • of having u slate university in uf gift* ns they were checked vessel carried a total of 1,036 and the honeymoon with the rehire the strikers ami p»v ORLANDO (U l'l) — The •Stock holders of tha First White House. Seminole County but to the through tho gat* tn a lung Although there is no light* passengers ami rrew Mdk Commission bis railed a them wage incren-r commercial advantage, also. slow moving line — first by National Bant of Dellary held tag contest being sponsored The three vessels which ar­ The House voted for a mo­ The hoard’s report railed special meeting here Friday It has been estimated that Israeli guards and then hy their first meeting at 10 a. m. tion to reverse an earlier In the Casselberry area, resi­ to consider action against a tho strike by It iian-ups’rntin* rived here this morning were Monday lo elert a tuuird of di­ within a very few years Hie Jordanian soldiers. dents almost seem to lie vicing dairy which it says is selling unions a “potential detriment Uie P. L O. liner Stratliedrn House stand—twice affirmed rectors. Albert J. Cowan was —against use of U. S. credit DAI.I AS < im > _ Santa payroll for faculty member* with each other to see who can milk below regulated prices. to the nation’s deft rise and with three survivors, the Ar­ named a* chairman of tho • hill' 1rought booming laugh­ and lor administrative per come up with the most attrac­ tn help make trade deals with space efforts" at Cape Ken­ gentine vessel Salta with 433, ter aed soma g ift, Monday In sonnet will run well over $1 Service Station board. and Ihr American vessel Bio tively decorated home and Seven Killed Communist nations nedy. rh b"tee of hero pnlicomnri million monihly Other directors ara Myron In a daybreak meeting, rwV lawn display for the holiday Operator Slain But on hearing Hie board s Grande with 73—for a total of J. I* tippit, the offirer who JACKSONVILLE lUPI) Accardi, II. Guy Chase, Sam­ eyed member* of Congress This would hr over and season. Herald reporter, Jane Seven persons were killed in recommendation, EEC Vue 333. ORLANDO ( tll'l) —A uel E. Far on. Dr. George W, barely rested up from an all wits killed while ehaaing fro- above employment for Sem­ Casselberry, «ay» It's well three traffic accidents on President \V I Thornton sidenl Kennedy’s accused as­ inole labor in Hie const ruc­ vice station operator wns Frltoit, Arnold Hooper, Rob* night session Friday night anil worth the trip around the northeast Florida highways said in St. August,im that the tion of (lie university build­ found shot tn death here ,.rj j(4 Kaufman, Oscar [I, early Saturday Bred up a sassin. town one evening just to see Monday night, striking a company still hits u*> idea of Liquor Sales To rarly today, apparently •be | I’aplneail, James E. Spaulding ings 1b* public, which has given few nmre of the bitter ex* the many novel themes and harsh Christmas F.ve warning firing more than inti employ's victim of a robbery attempt ami Edward Z. Walter*. Dr J Broward Culpepper, changes (hat have marked tho Minors Charged more Ihsn |.’170,000 (o the executive idea* that have been used. hired to replace striking union to Florida motorists. Tho Grange County she­ Formal purrhasn nf the struggle throughout and then director for the widow and three children, • • • Nancy Bullin',, Longwood. members. made Ihe suburban cottage a Board of Control, Monday riff's office Identified the vie- building site, which extends agreed to a rnmproiime plan A representative of the SoMosquito War " If tho striking employes operator of the Top Cat beer less hollow place. Contribu­ statist at the Mayfair Inn tlrue as T. M. Row land, in Ids the full length of the block under which the final decision riul Security Administration’s WASHINGTON (LPO -The want to come buck and take bar on Highway 17-02 South, tion- still were corning In and meeting that 1200,000 already Into fills. Ilu was found inside on Oik west side of Highway on Bed trade credit would be district office in Orlando will l \ s. Public Health Service job*—th at are vr-ont we'll was cited at midnight this counting continued. has been earmarked for ini­ the service station he oper­ 17-1)2 between Senilnola Drive left to the White House be a t the City Commission has begun a five-year drive be happy to have them,’* morning by Constable Bob tial study, lie also said the ated Just north of tha city ami Catalina l)rive, wns con*‘I gave Curtis a cap pistol With hi* out of the way, Room in Sanford on Wednea* to eliminate the yellow fever Carroll for allowing intoxicat­ summuteil oil Monday. members scattered in a rush days. Jan. H. 15, 22 ami 20. mosquito from the United Thornton said. ing (leverages to t*e served to and pop gun,'* .Santa said. l!M5 Legislature will lie asked on V. H. 4-lt. Authorities said Rowlnnil It i* expected that the bank [ u* airports and the railroad "That's v hat his daddy was lo appropriate funds for build­ minors. ItttJJ. between the hour* of Slates, it was announced to had been shot in the head by ing and that he hoped Hie will open for business on or be-1station, and some to their going to get for him.” Carroll stated she was issu­ V a.m. and noon. Cypriots Fire day. • • • George R, Hale, , 210- East Central Florida univers­ a W gu caliber weapon, but fori* July t, 10*11. Dale of the i automobiles, in t last weary ed a summon* for appearance This service is made avail­ at 3 p in. Dec. 31 hefore Jus­ poiiiui, n f->ot l 1.*-inch police­ ity will be realty for students It was not known if it was a groumilirawking will he an-! effort tn get home for UhristOn Palace Of pistol or a rifle. nounerd in the near future. 1mas. able to those who wish to Name Change tice of the Peace Hugh Dun­ man who knew Tippit us “an in RWS. NEW YORK <UP 11 - Sen. ■Pply f"r ohl-age and survi­ can. Archbishop all-around good fellow,” was vor* insurance benefits, social Edward M. Kennedy, D closest to Santa during the NICOSIA. Cyprus 11 PI* — security account numbers, or .Mass., the late President's Cypriot* today cpeiu’d fire hour-1 ng visit. youngest brother, led a host Blast Wrecks to obtain information about on the palace of the presi­ ilr-nd*. 10, gut a "wrist the Social Security program. of dignitaries today in dedi­ dent, Arehbiahop Malarlos, watch, )»-(-• use her daddy was cation ceremonies changing Grocery Store • • • going to get her one,” Santa and other fiirhtiiu- was re­ EAST s. LOCIS. III. (CPU saiil. .Mien, |4, got a ski And here'* * notice for the name of New York Interpotted in tteurby area* «f the national Airport to the John —Eight sticks of dynamite nirmW-ra of Sanford laidgo capital. sweater. VII three gut assort­ touched off an explosion in IJ2. F * AM. Installation i f F. Kennedy International Air ed clothing supplied from a Makarios, leader of the is­ port. a Kroger Store tale Monday | officers will lie held Friday at land's Greek majority, was night in what police said was special fund where the Dallas 5 ;30 p.m. and not Dee. 30, a* not in the palace at the time the most powerful of a year­ policemen "-*H chip in." A halfIndicated on the organization’s Connally Hopeful AUSTIN. Tex. (Ul'l) - of the shooting. Shota were long series of grocery stale bushel of assorted fruit, can­ treat te bun id. Wounded Gov. John Connally. fired from u Mcslem minaret bombings in live St. Louis dles ninl nuts were carried across t h e snow-covered Til The Herald* special who has spent most uf the “•"! other high building* near area. Christmas greeting page to­ past month in a ho-pital bed. the palace. Makarju-’ guards Police '.I Fred Thena* said ' luw" b> aula. day we inadvertently left out looked forward today to a returned the fire, but there t 'e dynamite was placed in the name* of three of thi* Christmas visit with Presi­ wa.s no report of casualties. the doorway of the store. It Dies At 102 Greek guards uu a roof­ blew out a U. S. mail box T A M P A (U PI) — Mrs. newspaper writers. They are dent Johnson at the LHJ Jon Warden Jr., of Oviedo, Ranch, and a trip to the Cut- top near the offices of the aod shattered all the glass Ziurah Elizabeth Gau.su. who THE LAW became involved in a car collision a t Kiver City, ttuffeml bruiser* when the latter'* Richard Grant of Longwood. ton Bowl New Year's day to Cyprus Mail exchanged shots in a Idling station next to the celebrated her 102nd birthday 12:50 this morning' on Highway 46 Kant a t the car skidded into the officer's automobile. Car and Hubert U. Thomas Jr., of see the football batlle br- with Turk* down the street "tore Postal authorities were Nov. 13. died here Monday in Geneva bridge. Deputy Sheriff i.ee Hire sufferdunutge wns estimated nt $2,200. j from Ui* newspaper [jiitii, | notil led. * noising h -me. j tween leva* and Navy. 0 zhutfuid vd cut* uiul abrasion* and Klly Gilbert, of Uuluut (Herald S u it I’hoUt Ivy Hill Yttuvnl Jr.) f 'Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel' ju u v . McDonald Sings 'Swan Song' On Chaos Aboard Liner City Council Survivors Describe Israel, Jordon Open Barriers For Christmas LBJ Scores As House Reverses Wheat Position FEC Balks At Rehiring Plan Santa Brings Tippifs Joy Directors Of Bank Elected �V tf fh a ffrb Pige 8 — Dec. 24, 1068 V m fl) C Lbby 2 DEAR ABBY: My be* friend and 1 work together. There war a good-look­ ing poUeetnan who ua«l to t a l k to ui on our break, and my girl friend fell In love with this man. He la married and haa several children. He and hi* family are moving out of the city, and now my girl friend ia planning to quit tier Job and try to find one where he la going. She saya she realltea that ha la not free to marry her, but aba can't tlve without being near him. 1 am trying to talk her out of It but am not having very much luck. 1 hate to aee her hurt. If I tend you her addren, will you write to her and tell her abe la beading for trouMaf A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: U aba won't llatto to you, aba won't listen to me. Some people have to learn the bard way. And the tragedy of thla kind of learning la that ao many innocent peo­ ple m ult pay the tuition, e • e DEAR ABBY: ! married • man who had a 14-yaar* By Abigoil Van Buren old daughter. (Hit wife died two year* before.) We've been married a year and thia girl addreivea me at "my STEPmolher," with tbc most emphatic and Inlulling ireent on the "step" that you could aver imag­ ine. When she speaks of me to others, the refers to me a t "my father’s wife." Pleaae tell me bow T am supposed to feel. I Jiave bent over backwards try­ ing to he a good mother. HURT nKAR HURT: Small won­ der you are “hurt." The girl's hostilities are run­ ning out of her mouth. 8he probably would resent any woman who married her fetber, ao don't take It per­ sonally. Continue to be the beat mother possible, and ask your husband's advice on this thorny problem, e • • he aaya "the hoys" come over and he doesn't want me there. I work downtown six days a week. Most of the time be doesn't come home for dinner end I never get to see him. We get along fine when we re to­ gether and we love each other very mueh. He would Just rather work on hie hot rod than be with me. He's not e teen-ager. 11a is 3d and I am 23. What should I do? LONESOME DEAR had better start overhaul­ ing your marriage before it conks out. Tell "Hot Rod 2ft" that unleM he budgets hia attention better between you and his other love, tt’a the checkered flag for your marriage-go-round. * • * What'* on your mind? For a personal reply, e n d a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 33A5 Beverly Hills, Calif. • • * For Abby'a booklet, "HowTo Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 30 cents to Ab­ by. Box 3343, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR ABBY: I am altting home again tonight while my husband la at his garage, five miles away, overhauling his hot cod. He works every night until two and three In the morning. He won’t let me go to the garage with him because (Jacoby On dJudqst L O N E SO M E : Y ou By Oswald Jacobv How would you go about snaking four hearts if you could duck, la te r East would get In with one of bit heart r a m i <m honors and lead another dia­ were South? * io a a mond. West would take his You would ruff the second ace end East would overruff spade, aaiuming epadca were ♦ go dummy for the setting trick. opeoed and continued, and + AXQM4 What defense after East you would look around for some way to avoid the loss 4QIB AAKJIT4 plnyed the second spade? W 104 . ftp IC Q l There wasn't any, but West's *f two heart tricks. «14 could have given quite a prob­ Then you would lead • low * AIIS *14# lem. .Suppose that he played trump toward dummy and 4 J I I I his ten of trumps, not the cover West's five with the AS five. Your Jack would still nine. This would lose to f tpAST44S force East to use one of his either the king or queen and « U U H honors and you could make E ast would probably toad a RmS wtd Weal vutanblt the hand by finessing. but third apade. You vould trump that, go Nertfc Baal Bewtt' We* you might decide that West 1* 1* S ftP U had played the ten from •v e r to dummy with a club 8* 1* 44 Px» queen-ten or king-ten. In that and lead the Jack ol trumps. Iftp Pm Pam case the winning play would If East covers you play the >• he to lay down the ace of ace and drop West's ten. Your eight would pull the last | Was there a defense to trumps. You might nut fall for trum p and you would con­ beat you? Thcro wait East (he falsc-card, but at least cede a trick U> the ace o f ' could lead tho seven of dia­ you would have had a mom­ monds at trick two and West ent of decision. diamonds. Television Tonight T U E S D A Y P . M. i:VV C l N arrscope (C» N o n . Sports, Woathsr S ill (>) Editor 1»! 4:11 I I , N-wt, Spurts, VVasther C l (Spanish 14:33 (t Ni ki 19:14 (31 M) Cl lt:i)<i ( i i Ml (»( Huy W h o I L>v« Lucy D«:»m b*r fl.-lde t.o n o s n tra tla n JlcCoyl*rlee l» R ight 4:54 (V) Nows— W a lte r Cron- 11:30 Cl tllu ln a Links (C o lo n k i ts M l F e te And G ladys <>) N ew a— Ron Coedran C ) a«v*n K*r* C> H u n t e r - H rln k l.y *;4J O ) 1*rnl H .p o rt WEDNESDAY P. 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Si 14 (I) H ouse P a rty C l Day In C ourt t p i x i t i . is iin a rw i* (1) T h* Doctors 1:04 (l> To T sll th s T ru th lltV T IW F) B H O U I ( t t Queen F o r a Day «:I4 (<l N ow » and VV«»tb»r (1) L o rs tts Young 4:13 (4i Hunshln* Alrosnao 1:1* M l Nsws T:04 (S) Operation Alphabet 1:14 C l You D on't Say 7:44 («l SjitrU of C lirlttm s t (Color) 1:40 C l Plccoll T h e o ltr M l K ris■ of N lcht (4) Tito Jo y fu l H our ( II W ho Do T au T rust 11:44 C ) C h ristm a s f t s r H«r4:04 (3) M atch Clam* »l«s C hurch (4) H scrst fttorm W ash. C athsilra.l (I) Trallrcaeter W ash in g to n , p . C. 4:11 (I ) Nsws 1:14 ( l ) A S la r Shall Itlao 4:10 (3) H um s and Allen 1:44 ( |) C h ristm a s In tho (I ) Unol* W alt Holy Land ) Meet of Oroueho A rt L ln k ls tls r, h o st lio a CC> Hourban Hlrsei Beat ICO C l Q rs a ts it Headlines *i44 13) H llm nasllcs ( I l L *avi I t To Usevsr 1:11 C l Monthlo* Alm anac M l News, W ssth a r *:14 I) D rove. F arm R eport By giving to the Salvation 1:14 C l F lorida H istory (41 Hunrlse B traiiiO r Army annual Christmas ap­ 1:14 (1) Today M) W ake Up M uytts peal you share with someone 1:14 (SI Klim F e a tu re s (4) M lrkl* Kv..n» In need at this Joyous aeaioa. l lll (41 l.ocal News, W eather 1:44 (* ’ f a p ta ln K angaroo 1:14 C l C irlo n ra Christmas Special 4:40 (1) J a c k (.aL anns Chicago ( I ) Am erican Iflilo ry (41 Kasrcln* F or W nm in lil t C l C arto o n s 1:14 C l rial* (Harm f t ) fln tn p .r Room dUqhliyhJtA 7:30-8:30 P. p. NBC. Mr. Novak. "My Kama is Not Le­ gion." Though thia story ita rti slowly and atretches credulity with it* too quickly resolved solution to the prob­ lem, it maintains a fair da­ t e s of Intereat with alncere acting, particularly by Jim Fanelacus as Novak and Peter Lazar as an Iconoclastic stu­ dent who curiously defies school rules and e n g a rti In untruth* almost as a way of life, rather than from bitter hostility. Paradoxically , ha’a a brilliant student, ao Novak makts every effort to make him fact reality before he's expelled from the school. 7:30-8:30 P. M. ABC. Com­ bat. “The P arty." The spirit of Christmas prevails even against ths backdrop of wartimi. Thia adventure (or ■hould It be called a dalli­ ance?) pita Gle against noncoma in an Intramural con­ flict, with the prize just enough French glrla to go •round for only one aide. The campaign strategy gets pret­ ty far out a t times, but the glrla are good looking and wdl worth the effo rt 8 -8 P. M. CBS. The Red Skelton Show. (Rerun) First half consists of Red Skelton'* presentation of “Freddie and the Yuletlde Doll," In which Cera Williams most effective­ ly playa a Raggedy Ann doll come to life. It’a worth a second look. The other half la moitly devoted to ballerina Roberta Lubell, whose aolo of "Tha Christmas Tree" la TV R E N T A L • Sale* • Service T V Time Preview* truly a itudy of graceful motion. She also aids Skelton in a hilarious ballet duet, in which Skelton proves he's no Nijinsky. For more Christmas boy* choir who ring even Red in for a couple of carols. 9-9:30 P. SI. CBS. Petticost Junetfun. The plot Is ■ meandering collection of sub­ plots but the chuckles are steady ai one frustration afttr another forecasts a gloomy Christmas at the Shady Rest Hotel. First. Kate (Bea Bens derel) is foiled from decorat­ ing the Hooterville Cannonball with Yuletlde trimmings be­ cause Charley and Floyd (.Smiley Burnette and Rufe Davis) have lost the passen­ ger car. Then, cranky Homer Seminole TV FA 2-4921 Zenith Cater TT Satee 2808 Saaforg Ave. turns with another writ to selia tha locomotive. Other Incident! seem to doom th * Christmas plans, but to the rescue comes none other than the railroad president him­ self. x m r ciifct* T s All mi f v i l r> r f H - IXv' ivM 0 lU f IN T nvrrr a T H I A IR w c iin e id a v F irs t a a s w ! ( • • — A lts F irs t H a lf S r p r s M O i JUICY S h ew 2415 French Ave. Hanford, Fla. Carry Out Orders C e -F e atare t S i t t I’h. 322-9616 ADRIAV MEASKNUCm" -tier or T s a r i-’a rtla LAST VINCENT PRICE — LON CHANEY DAY! "THE HAUNTED PALACE" OPEN 1:43 BHOW6 AT 2:l>0 - 1:00 - 3:30 - 7:88 S T A R T S TO M O RRO W WED. OPEN 1:48 SHOWS AT IHM - 8:06 - 7:18 • *:M TOURS. OPEN 11:48 SHOWS AT 1:90 - 1:00 . 8:08 - 7:10 - 0:8* CHILDREN 38c — STUDENTS 50* — ADULTS llto d o r U d ii f Jm m e a g a r n e r p o i i g k e rg e m SKATES $12.95 (I) Hay Wh.a Melodee "SB?8 FA 2-9-13.1 ( I ) N»w« to r e (x)& J h s (jC om SU t : Straight from Washington State H e a l t h I)epsrtm«nt cornea (hia advice to busy house wives: "Sctmhte the work Instead of finishing arduous tasks, one at a Urns, so as to use different sets of muscle*. "Avoid hurrytng. Trequent short rest periods ere more valuable than one long rest Charity Curds KAN8AH c it y (L'PI) Two Christine* raids design­ ed by Mra. Jacqueline Ken­ nedy are being euld across the country this Yule scamm to help raise funila for the Na­ tional Cultural Center in Washington. Th* proceed* fr ra tha sals of the curd* ate expected In be thousands of dollars. By Ruth Millett period after a Job Is done. “ Don't ait too long Ui one position." Obviously nobody followed a busy housewife around for a week or two heforc offer­ ing that advice, or the ob­ server would have M en that most of the words of caution are entirely unnecessary. Any busy housewife with under-icJiool-a|e children hat to scramble her work. If she ever get* to finish a Job with­ out Interruption, It sennit like a miracle. As for sitting too long in one position, how tlw busy housewife wishes she could just lind (nina lime to sill But sure as site sits down, a toddler gets into mischief and lias lo be rescued, or a young one guts hurt and need* to lo comforted, or a kid fight has to lie broken tip—or. If all O PEN d a r lin g ' should be quiet for a little while, the housewife’s con­ science telle her she really should tackle the windows that need washing or get back to the Ironing board. Bo tha housewife doesn't need to be advised to keep her rest periods short. That Is the only kind she never gets, anyway. Siie'll be wall into her mid­ dle years before there Is sny danger of her sitting too long in one position. If fur Just one day a busy housewife could flnisli an "a r­ duous Usk" wltlmut a single interruption, and when II wat finished get a good long rest, Just by sitting a long, long lime without the doorbell or the telephone ringing or any demands from the children, she would think she had had • fine day. mNimtmam n. . .m n r .c h u c h W W U 'K U ----- - OUR rOIVflOffV ' IQ HOARDING , NicaoPiue (.coo W0MAMTO6N6 ME U encou^A oeo j j ^ M 1 THI* LOUNdlMO {? SOU lO COMTlNUS ( KGHb.F.K.LAO?— LOAFlWA* IHAT'LlW^00 ^ WEAE-H 111 LLI1IN« THAT ' . 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Urilct rougnly to Roman raft* 42 Tauipcsl 30 \ r j . , gad ilrrt 43 Grrtk :« god gc ' of <im.(*i*rr 31 Aflrr iprrfia) war •171‘n n lrr'. error 37 WUabandanrd 44 1‘atltrulir OJlVnlrsUy for llrlrn of vpparalut 1. , u>l 'iso/ kumb. lorwl 33 ,\jcwn*l«d 31 J.pancM1 T ~ r 3 4 A n 1 t.ii.rtroo JJ N rv l.r----- , itoi.urks WLong (or 13 (triform furl At African tcUlh oower IS K rsu u r* Answer lo Prevteue ^ Men of the Theater FREE HOUSE _____ xY0Uft MOULD e t V a s T S i- ____ 31 w Tr r Ii rrj TT 11 �y- •* .•«a taaM< i H H B o a tta u a i I r . X ii •Iff In fn l I r r iB T>c<\ 21. 19M — ? n p e 8 "The Stockings Were Hung The Chimney Have Party Christmas is made up of so many things • • ■ first of *11 we i-elt-brate the birth i>f One who came to brine prate to mankind . . . this in turn leads u* to goodwill among men, a happy spirit, and gift giving. It has been Juii, Christmas belongs to children, we think Christmas belongs ■to everyone, but think the awe, excitement, anticipation and joy found in children everywhere at this season is something just a little special. When we saw Ihc U-autiflll, ceiling high, tree In the Sum­ merlin Avenue home of Dr and Mrs. C. K. Brooke Smith, the branches just bid mm in g with lights, tinsel, brightly colored bulls and nil the things that make an “old-fashioned’* tree, we wanted to picture this for our readers. How­ ever after seeing all the smalt stockings hung and the happy little faces of the chil­ dren we thought this would make a better Christmas pic­ ture. After attending church Christmas morning, and San­ ta's surprises are opened, tho excitement must he something to see. Mrs. Smith's parents and l»r. Smith's mother will be here to share In the fun. * Book si irks wars gfvsn u favors at tha covered dUh dinner enjoyed by the Penny Pinchers at tha Geneva Com­ munity Halt. The table* were decorated w i t h miniature trees, other Christmaa ar­ rangements, and the places were marked with mittens for the ladies and party caps for the gentlemen. Following the turkey din­ ner, a short mreting was held am! Mr. and Mri. Charles Mc­ Williams, Mrs, Sarah Polly and Master Tommy Cake Were Introduce,) as guests. Mrs. Sara Brown was winner of the door prize, a Jewelry box made by J. B. Fields. Mrs. Fields read a delightful parody on "The Night Before Christmas." a Hosts for the party were > Mrs. Sara Brown, Mr. and Mrs. U. U Miller and Mr. and Mr*. H. L, Moore. The Janu­ ary meeting will he at thr community hall with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hrodie Williams and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Newman w as hosts. CHRISTM AS SALE NO WHERE BUT AT THE in REMNANT SHOP CAN YOU % < in 9f> FIND SUCH BARGAINS. in in Mr*. A. II. Karri* was hos­ tess to member* of Magnolia Garden Circle, at her Lincoln Avenue hnnte for Ilia Decem­ ber meeting. Mr*. S. L. Wiggin*, president, opened the meeting with a Christmas poem. Klnghums — Prints Circle M embers Plan Projects Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Ilurak are here front West l’alnt Heuelt to spend tint Christmas holidays with Itis parents, Mr. ami Mrs. M .1. Burak on liarper Hoad. ■TIIK STOCKINGS WERE HUNG by tlie chimney with enro” Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Kirby —iitui Saint Nick soon will ho there! Utnier and annual the are in Miami visiting with Christ mu.-- tree tit tho Summerlin Avenue home of Dr. and Mrs. Kirtiy's sister for the Mr*. C. K. tin toko Smith will be an exciting place tomorrow holidays. morning. Tho Smith children, with happy, eager faces are (from left) Margy, Francis, I’e th , Maty, Mike, Pat, Kevin, Anne, Jolm and Greg. (Staff I’lioto hy Dili Vincent) Peggy Lundquist, Bride-Elect, Attendants Honored With Luncheon MIES. JAMES McCAIN, Mrs. Willtiini \ illicit, Mrs. Karl Dosttey, nnd Dtiiiiie Vtit loti ilium left, hack row) were hiwteaees at it Itiiielieiin liiniiiring Peggy .lane i unih|iil*t nnd her attendant*. Mr*. W. W. Tyre Sr., I’ejtgy, ami her mm Iter, Mr*. Unymoinl Liimbiithl. tire shown with them. Enterprise Personals By Helen .Hnodgi.isx mas His daughter Roxanne Mr- Cornelia Pridilv, Mr- ,nd Iter husband have arrived Kae Ogden and children ol j <"r Hie holidays. Jacksonville were weekend ~ guests of Ihc llarvcy Dunns. Cor. K. 1st & Sanford As*. FA 2-1*22 FV 2-MS2 From "Cone Mills” Full Rolls DACRON and COTTON m £ PRINTS in W e ll b e o p e n C h r is t m a s D a y w_.f b.. :t Days Only Tltur*. - Fri. • Sat. Dec. 26 - 27 • 28 • SWEATERS • DRESSES • UOIIES And Other Chritdren's Portion SJ.OO 20% °// C a ll FA 2-2902 Flemings Gift* • C ard* - Hook* 210 K. F irst St. i'nr ((enervation* For l ari!" (iroup* COCKTAIL LOUNGE Ju-t Soul It Of Sanfnrtl On llwx 17-92 -y r * * 'v # 1- W K y d. -t! CO =3 in ASSORTED COTTON LENGTHS in Yd. » 1 to 5 Yards m 100% DACRON CREPE CREAM A A c PUFF I - 5 Yd. Lengths Reg. $1.99 Yd. All At — Turkey, Hum, Steaks — A Complete Menu Imnt Se.ilt) < > FROM DAN RIVER Values lo 59c yd. a d u in ASSORTED COTTON REMNANTS _a fte r Christm as Clearance! lit Kill V*' V Y Io J i - J ^ 45 " CORDUROY Full Rolls ■ ■ C First Quality a Full Course Christmas Dinners Christmas Trees SANFORO FLOWER SHOP .lark Kricksiin, Mr. and Mr*. Itick Walker, Mr and Mrs, Bob McKee, Dr. and Mr*. Tolu I.argett and Mr-. Surah Cur­ rier, Mrs. Fay i Stetson nnd .1. It. Boyette. burlier in the week tho II, -in Kpsilon memIters out with Mis. Stetson fni a brief meeting and a pingrum on ‘iilisoliito nnniit." Mrs. Don i ntnll and Mrs. Sarah Cartier dt-cu--id tin- origin of Christ­ mas carol-. Mrs P.oil l.ewis lud a tecaidiiig nf carols made hy her husband in his youth, and mm in particular, "it llnly Night," recorded In hi, i art) childhood, proved to la- ,i highlight uf the program. .Mis. iliffonl Nelson was iiotiiiiinced st tho winner of tlm Barbie and Midgo dull* the members had sewn ward­ robes fur nod plans for presi tiling tin- dolls to her, and a ■till I, to the "I.title Re.| Schoollmu-e." were made. Th" hn,less -ervvd pumpkin pie and coffee to tiic members attending. Committee reports w e r e Plaids — Solid* given during the business All t'irsl Duality meeting and many Important PRICE items discussed, Including work on a project for San-pla II it m e , Commemorative stamps were asked fur, to be used In the world gardening program. Members voted to enntrihute $10.00 for the pur pose id sending a young boy to conservation c a m p at Ocala, Mr*. Harold Sherwood Is the new "tree" chairman f or Ihe circle and Mr*. Ilohart Shields will he chairman o( world gardening. During the gift exchange ^ the ladies were delighted with 3s Re*. ?1.79 Yd. the cleverly wrapped pack ages, and enjoyed coffee and cy pastries. A Christmas workshop whs held when mjny ideas were shared on spray­ u ing dried material*, ptustlr* and making interesting arr.ingeinenls. Memher* present w e r e : Mines. Ilohart Shields, A L. Ihirdcdy, W I,, (iraitiknw S r , Frank Mfikc, K. II. Smith, l!, II. Sykes, Harold Mierwood, R. W. Herron, T. F. Taylor, fltlu llnrjulnrf. S. I. Wiggins, Lucille Abrams and a guest, Mrs. Polly Crigg Rea*. $1.19 V a rd ^ L J W Mi-irellaneon* Item* Now Feat tiring Our Own ‘‘Hocked'* MU. AND MILS. A. \V. IIAMIL are deserving th eir 62ml wedding anniversary today. They have made their home a t 2631 Sanford Avenue for 40 years. The Hamils are lively, interesting folks and maintain an unwavering interest in church activities. Theta Kpsilon chapter mem !»'•• of H''Ia Sigma Phi Sorunty, and lln-tr ha-bands, wen giie-0* of Mis. Fuyu Slei on fur I hr annual Christ­ mas party. ' Il- ta Buddy" gilt , were ex­ changed among tho inemhits and the merriment was hie i -ill tu a high pilch when Jin >. Ki Ickson ill'll iIni led the i k ’’ gifts memher* had for their hualutnds. A special gift of liipreciatiiiii was given (<• Pi. and Mrs. Tom I.argon fur tin i interest in tin- chapter. Mr Stetsmi flail tier Imllle ih- u ited with all the hntidae tun,n uigs and ini-lletoo was Imng in a coiiHpiimills spirt. Si i> , w, ie enjuyed l.y tingiunii before they left fur n lal t uner at the t ’apri. Mi .i tiers and their guest a11*i hug were; Mr and Mis 11 u i nhlll, Mr. and 'I i s. I'.eil lewis, Mi nut Mi,, taudi Reynolds, Mi and Mi ft u I’c.i, ... I , Mr. ail I Mi VI Davis, Mr. and Mr ltcgimiing At Noon, We’ll Serve C. A. Henderson had »ur gcry at the West Volusia Hos­ pital in DcLand and is recup­ erating nicely, hut will not he able In he home fur iTiriit- White — Pink — llliie Priced From .<C.nn up Beta Sigma Phi Party RESTAURANT Ft VV. (Happy ) t .irllnn, stu­ dent at Florida Southern Col lege. Lakeland, is homo for the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Carlton (% Theta Epsilon Chapter > PLENTY TO CHOOSE FROM PRE-PACKAGED PRE-PRICED DRESS LENGTHS Magnolia Personals Peggy Jane l.iiilibpiist wore • striking white wool sheath to the luncheon at the Capri, given hy Mrs. J. S. McCain. Merritt 1stand, Mrs. Kml llos.-t-y, Mr*. William Vlhlen and her daughter Duane, for Peggy and her bridal attendant*. Thu hostesses presented th# bride-elect with n white ramedia cur-age, and gave lu-f t a white blanket as * lasting reminder of the occasion. The festive luncheon table featured an arrangement of white pninsettias and candles. Peggy Jam- gave her at­ tendants the hats they will wear in tho wedding, with matching muffs, all Hindu by I' Ihc bride - elect and her mother, ami a string of seed pearls. invited to the gay, prr-nuptial party wore: Mme*. Benny Austin, Kd Harbour, [,ed Swartz, W. W. Tyre S r, and Raymond I.undipiist, Deanna Nii hnl*, Kny Ivey mid Juan Wilke. LOOK WHAT SANTA LEFT AT THE REMNANT SHOP FOR OUR AFTER Penny Pinchers W ith Care.." St. Nick W ill Soon Be Here i . SEW & SAVE Geneva ? > (H m u& A Fashions 2526 PARK OR. ™ R E M N A N T shop Hwy. 17 Cr 92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. OPEN MONDAYS 'TIL 9 P. M. SEW & SAVE �fm KESK ->••• * •->ww iv 7'.' Political Notebook canytag an American foreign to |M billion. •UQ another Whit# B oom c o a fm N v it t Bpnktr John MeComack oad Hop. Otto Passman, D-La., chairman at the B o o m Appropriation! m b . committas oa Foreign Aid. did not prom t tba |3A billion twin* eat to |2 J billion la committee. Tba B o o h approved the cut. Tba Senate ratted it to $3.2 bilUon before Bonding the bill to eonfereee for compromise. did not Ilka aitbar hia Meanwhile Johnson's insistor daam t h polielao ence on Pentagon cutback* and economy In all other de­ partment* o f government, whO* unquestionably sincere, are aomewhat meaning!*** bo* caoeo next year'* budget la going to bo eke* to If not aver 1100 billion for tho flrat timo in hlatory. despite everything anybody can do to p rom t It, Tho now Pmldent has mad* deep*rata last-minute effort* to get now farm leglalation to promt a farm income drop next year. B# baa moved la to reorganise the faltering Alllane* for Program In Latin America. Ba la hare, there and everywhere, promoting n 75milUon Job economy, protect­ ing consumer Interest*, trying to abolish poverty. Bo has tackled everything except ail, which—being • slippery substance in his bom* stat* of Taxaa and alaowbar* —ho ha* turned over to 8ocro* tary of Interior Stewart VdalL Ha still ha* his first miracle to pass In Congrats. 11th eantiin r, Christmas was i rad to m T ie— Actually, H la a aymbol 1 w ith ago mad iaoxtrkably linked “tho m m and lo an of all tho jn and of tha eoontlaaa goaontloag havo llvad sad died la th a 80 tarlaa ttaoa tha first “Xmnc." gat G m k Isttar chi, which Is tha first k H o la tha word ahriatoa, from wkfeh wa dtrivo oar word “Christ.Tho w o of X to stand for Christ la pm to tha oaiiy days of Christtoalty whoa poraSeotloa drova tha haMsrsrs andorg rouad—Uttraliy—to Boom. TIm colt was foread to taka aa tha aapaeta o f a aocret society. X was also considered a reverent d p i bacauea i t was a reminder of tha cross oa whleh Christ was eroci* fled Christas to Greek letters looks Thought For Todoy _____- pumps' toll Octet aad her check for 54AO. On the reverse aide of tba ticket ike wrote, la part, “Be­ fore we got to Wildwood, wa had to get off oa a dirt road ■nd want way out of oar way. Thor* was b o booth to pay tha toll so I am sending a chock." Tho authority, hs Its rad-fac« ad aeknowladgemaat, a • a t Mrs. Phillip* a fro* trip cour­ tesy pus for tha full length turnpike "good anytime after Mn, MDlpa derided I* ass tha turnpike ls opened all the A s t o a « for homeward way to WUdwood oa or about drip owns Florida's gold coast. Jen. to, ISM." UMwara tost too extension temporarily ends at Orlande, The success of Florida's 971 Mrs. Phillips MBtinaad an tba million higher education bond gibe beyond Orlando. Road­ program, ratified by referen­ way barriers apparsntly had dum last Nov. 8, will depend bean temporarily roaorod by on continued reasonable and regulation under realistic constnettea workers. Tbs Incident did not come which tho states public utili­ to light BBtll tho authority ties ean continue to grow, oxgaaalvad la tha man Mrs. pond and prosper, saya Lewis P tfi 4 Sanford, Florida _______ I H I and'givan .r i g h t . tending w ith God; through faith, lat os (graap tho fact) T hat wa h m (tha poaea o f reeon* dilation) to hold and to enjoy, Dacca w ith God throogh oar Lord Jo n s C hrist, tha Messiah, tha anolntod one.” (Tho AmpUfiod Now Tastam ent). — l oaianc 5:1. N ay yoo have the spirit of Christ* m as — which la peace, —Rev. a a Dace, J r , Paator, Sanford Alliance Church. Tusa., December 24, 1963 A M * H e a th s M S * M ead e I M eath* a t * S M eath * L S t I M eath L t* 1 M eath F e s ta l R e s a la tle a * previa* th a t e ll m a ll su b a e r ip iie a * he la ed vaaco. aa* sal sad executive director el tha Florida Public Utilities Commission. A aaa aad a half par can tax as great rem its* at atsta uatllitlas aloaa guarantoes the lategrtty of the hugh wad program rocommaadad by Oov. Bryant, passed by 1h* legislature, end approved as s constitutional amend­ ment, Petteway says, and tba action can only ba latarpret•d as in endorse mat of the regulatory philosophise which presently aitst la Florida, ■ad as a mandat* la eoalinu* Allbough tho revenues of both regulated and aon-rsgutatad utllltes art subject to tha tax pledged la support tba bond program, Pattawny says, 15 por coot of the Us will b« paid by regulated uti­ lities and 15 per cant by municlpal and cooperative opera­ tions. And If revenues art to cootlnut to grow, regulation cannot recognise only the In­ terest of tha investor, and Im­ pose sxborbltant, unreason­ able rites on to* public, "Tba first aad basic re­ quirement for a good regula­ tory climate la, of course, that tba Commission itself must bo composed of honest aad reasonable commissioners aad staff members who art dedicated to Um protection of the public welfare," pottoway claims. Ha feels that in spit* of Florida’s rapid growth, third la percentage and fourth la numerical lacraaa* In populatioa, utilities operating la tha state have bees able to •xpand their aarvlc* capaci­ ties far beyond tho national rata, and meet "pyramiding V I f The Inventor Plagued CASE R-4M: Ronald C , aged **, 1* a S tu d io u s clergy, nan. "Dr. Crane," ba began, "1 wish you’d tell people oaco mors why wn have Christ­ mas. " E m umlaary professors often confuse the real purpose and say God sacrificed bis Son to aavo oa t e a our Go back 100,009 years on this Earth, If you wish to get tha proper background to ap­ preciate Christmas. Primitive peoples of aU colors and races, sooo realis­ ed there arc powerful forces on our Earth beyond the ability of mere human beings. Bo they quickly conceived the Idea of gods. Even the highly civilized Greeks end Homans, Um* of Christ's birth, atm believed la a multiplicity of such deities. Thus, they had gods of the aoa (Neptune) and of war (Mars) and of An (Vulcan), Common Market partners new la, does President Charlas do GouDa mesa bualaeaa or is h* kidding T On tha basis of tha record established by “La G r a n d Charles," It mast ba taaumid sad that h* wilt carry rot a threat to wrack tha slx-natlea European Economic Commun­ ity unless it nuchas agreeChristmas was not to save ua from our alna or avaa for* us from our alas or avaa for­ ks ve dons that without requir­ ing tha death of Jesus. Even wo humaa parent* don’t demand tha death of one of our youngsters baton wo forglva tba others! No, Indeed. God Just r o d * procated Abraham's sacri­ fice to prove tba extensive* ness of hi* affection aad that ha was our loving Father: not a sadistic pagan god. aero**-tha hoard tariff rota of BOpar cent This would come under tha "General Agreements for Tarotherwise iff and Trade, known aa GATT. Crux of tha problem at Brus­ sels U tha frtnch demand for immediate agreement on price rsgulathma for beef, veal, dairy produe* and rice—to tho benefit of french farmers and at a loss for tha Gannas farmers. AUo involved la Da Gaulle's concept of tha Common Mark* at aa an Inward lashing, pro* tectloalet grouping and tha ap­ posing belief hold by Weal Gorman Chancellor Ludwig Erhard that tha outlook should bo gtobel la tha concept also hold by tha lata Praatdoat Ironically for Da Gaulle, Mate of the resistance ha now to meeting Is tha outgrowth of resentment be himself stirred last January when hs retrod British membership ha the Common Market. Aad a still grantor Irony for Da Gaallo may ba that Ms stand against Britain could Usd to hia own Isolation. Before making bar bid to enlead to hU own Isolation, Under the Common Market, Western Europe has soared to unprecedented height* of pros­ perity. Internal tariffs among tho six have been reduced 40 per cent and internal trad* has Jumped 100 per cent. Gross national product has In* creased nearly 25 per cent, franca has benefited as much aa tha others and has aa much to lost. It may ba that D* Gaulle has bitten off more titan ha ean chaw. OVER 35 YEARS At Pint to Palmetto (Alongside eld post office) Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds Point And Counterpoint WASHINGTON (UP1) — A tha Gun Was Leaded." possibility has arisen that the The prospect of their talanta 1U64 presidential campaign being pitted against each will produe* a cultural clash between two of America’s other, with no ahnrps and flats barred cams about when Miss most prolific songwriters. Ws may vary wall see Miss Shelley summoned the muses Gladys Shelley of New York, ■nd limned out a sprightly New Jersey and points salt aria called '"Leave It To the locked In a diatonic or chro­ Glrle." matic s t r u g g l e with Hits This she offered to San. Hank Fort of Washington, D. Margnnt Chase Smith as a C., N a s h v i l l e , Tann., and campaign song should tho lady points south. from Main* decide to stk tho According to her prose Itepubllean presidential or agent, tha blonde and beauti­ vice presidential nomination. ful Mlta Shelley "has penned Mrs. Smith, I'm told, has In­ more than 600 hit songs," in­ dicated she would make tho cluding such sentimental fav­ tong her musical trademark If orite* as 'Oliver Twist," "I that does coma to pass. Dig Her Wig” and "Miss Now it so happens that Uis American Teen-Ager." aforementioned Mlaa Fort Is I don't know exactly how a sort of unofficial bard of tha many hit tunes tha blonds and Lyndoa Johnson family. She beautiful Mlaa Fort has pen­ has composed paeans to tha ned, but 1 have heard It aald President's wife "Ladybird," she will write a long at the to proas aid* Elisabeth Car­ drop of a bat, and drop tho penter "Lovable Us" and to hat yourself. LBJ himself (a birthday ast­ Among bar mors notable ute). contributions to our musical Being non-partisan myself, I heritage are "Put Your Shoes wouldn’t venture to choose be­ On, Lucy," and "I Didn't Know tween them. But a* a music lover, I caa girt yon n sample of tholr lyrle stylos. Miss Fort: "We're proud of your Hereford herd—And tha tender lore yon gtv* your Ladybird.1* Miss Shelley: "Leave tt la the chick*—They’ve got a mil­ lion mngic tricks.” Should Mrs, Smith get on the GOP elate and Johnson head the Democrat!* ticket, H ■tends to reason that Mlea Shelley and Miss Port would hove the inside track for peal* lions as campaign muakal ad­ visers. 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I u n it y a a d Cfarlstmaa; pubiiihtd Saturday f r ie n d in g C h ristm an i 110SouthMagnolia8L SANFORD « �Athlete O f The Year! Who? 'K o o ', That's Who He CameFromAll TheWayBackToTheFront By Oscar Fraley VPI lyerta Writ* MIAMI - I l o t to make "Eoo” tha athlete of the year. Kama anybody you like. But 1 have to take the guy who earn* from all the way back la tho bead of the peek and did It the bard way. Nobody elao retei at all ex­ cept the handiome, left-hand­ ed aouthpaw of the Loa Anfelea Dodger*. Sure, there are a lot of them: I’ll take Jimmy Brown ever Y. A. Tittle In the bath­ ing bualneaa of pro football. Nobody, for my kopek*, cam* eloae to Jack Nlcklaua in golf even if they did vote Jullua Boroa tho golfer of the year. Show me aomebody better Man Charlea (Sonny) Litton when yon lac* on Bio glove* and tend two men into the middle of the ring and you’ve got the all-timo heavyweight champion of tho world. So you’re a track buff, and you think that John Pennell clear­ ed IT feet and should get the bowi. If yon want to make a real caae, taka a look at a pretty young lady named Mickey Wright. She Ruth, tho Jack Dampaey and the Bobby Joneo of Ittiee grit and belt* the ball farther then moat men in racking up more victoriet than anybody ever did in one year, like 14 or the pro tour and don’t think thia ia peanut*. Parnelli Jonec wen the todlanapolia MO mil* ante race at a fatter average than any­ body in hlatory and thia la a teit which separate* the men from the supermen. WQU* Shoemaker has to be the beat in the matter of booting them home, and no mattar what your muscular ence, there has to be a head man In the department But show me, over the long haul, who did better ”Koo." One year ago at thia time he didn’t know whether he ever would be a major league pitcher again. He had devel­ oped serious trouble with a finger oa hi* left hand and lost about half tho season. While he waa gone, tho fav­ ored Dodgers blew tho nant. But tt could have *”IWy thought, at aaa time, Mat d a y might k m la amStoat* d a fbgar," to said. ■’There waa a blood dot sad maybe I’d saver bare •a able to renin d a nsa oi d a toad aa far aa pttehiag waa toactned." • a to cam* back. AH d a way back. AB to did was: Lead d a Natioaal Laags* for d a second year la a row la earoad run average with a Dsatlosa) LM. break hla own record tor strikeouts with L Set t major league rec­ ord tor shutouts by a leftradar with 11. Store with Juaa Marichal of (to Giants for meat Victor­ ia*, with SI which was tha •at wtaa by a lefthander •lac* “King Carl" Hubball la ISM. Sat a World Series strikeout retard of IS la winning tha opealag game of tba classic from tba Yankees. Aad win the fourth and fin­ al game for the Dodgara for a sweep which never had baen accomplished aialast tha pe­ rennial and erstwhile world Ha has to bo tba bait Aad tba peculiar bit to that Beat year to may area coma up Strikes . . . Miami Job Yule Spares Gift For Tale By John A. Bpolikl By now you mutt hivo heard It at least a thousand time*, so let tna add ours Mom Jat Lanea also . . • Marry Christmas and a Very Happy and Prosparout New Year my friends. Just for tha record books, we’ll dose at 4 p- m. on Chrlitmao Eve and bo open *t 4 p. m. on Christmas Day. I aineeraly hop* that Ole Batnt Nlek brought you your favorite pair of bowling aboes or maybe it was one of those plastic bowling biUi, huhT They’re real beauties. In any event wbllo you’re 'anticipating* how much mora these Items will add to your bowling averages, let me clue you in on some of the re­ spectable score* turned-in this past week by many of your bowling buddies and pala. Thera were only two pins which separated Betty Anne's Hair Styling over Inland Ma­ terials in the All Star League on Wednesday, MS to a 544 •erlea. Once again showing how very Important each and ovary stick means to tha eventual outcome ol your gam*. BUI naU and Archie King elaborated with games and aeries of 211/173 and 213/575 to-bump the cament men for two points. This really tight­ ens tha standings in this lea­ gue. Allied Van Lines lead by Bob Uay'a S72 chopped Meador’s Marina for «U three points. Bob'a Restaurant picked two from Larry'a Mart. Much of this credit fall* to Faut Marcotta (214) and John.ny Wright for rolling 202/580. I know you parents will b* interested In knowing that your children of tha Saturday a. m. Junior Bowling League had thematlves a Christmas Party on Saturday. AU of 'am had free refreshments . . . cokes, doughnuts, Ice cream . . . and they wart given various prise* which Santa wdropped-off a little early for "them . Couldn’t havt happened to a nicer bunch of klda. Wa'ra real proud of them. Monday these seme kids participated in a handicapped Doubles and Single* Tourna mant in compaction with all of tha other* in their own ago group* all over the*# United States. Final score# will bo m published in tha next two to w three weeks. Bob Tinlin was tha Big Gun in the Thursday Eva Mixed Combo League. Bob bleated a 220/851) to nose out Bill Kricck (541) am) Jim Maloney (634). Jean Webster topped alt of the ’tother lauita with a 181/630 eat. There waan't a 600 three Agame series rolled by any of Mh* member* of the Friday evening Sandepure League, but quit* a few of ’em Just barely missed out on thia feature. Just to give you an Idea, here’* how tome of the gala were bowling in league playi Mary Smith of OK Tire 177/ ,468; Marion Fertile of tha soiled a 1(7/446; Made Wiltshire waa tape for (ha Stamper’s team with dupli­ cate games of 161/460; for Jot Inn, Mary Pinter and Lll Donat were their team lead­ ers, 473 A 494. Midge Woods of the McJtobort’a Tires finished with a 479; Louise Hoeford was No. 1 on the Smith’s Factory Paint team with a 473 and Eleanor Andereon and Betty Callan (St. John’s Realty) rollad comparable aeta of 448 A 461. Just ae we reported to you in last week’s column, Harry, Pentecost la making hla bit! to capture a trophy or two go­ ing Into tho second half of the bowling league schedule by hla fine bowling scores. In tho Ctiy League he shot a 203, 230/638, which waa the high for tha league play Johnny Wright (Michalo’a Elk Gas) wasn’t too many pins be­ hind Harry with games of SI3, 226/606. Soma of tha othar bombers In this wsk’a competi­ tion were Sweeney'* Bar A Grill Jim Yatentine 204/670; Bill Foster 201, Chuck T ow noux 201, Carl Von llerbulla 223, Gordon Hopaycutt 203 Clydo Plarcy 204, Jack Ken­ ner 203 and Split-ski 202. A good time was had by one and all of tha Friday Night Mr. A Mrs. League. A "pre­ liminary'* waa held at tha Spolskl's and thia was then followed by tha "main bout" at the Capri. It was dacldad at the beginning of this lea gue that in lieu of trophy’s, etc., wo’d devote our prise money for a banquet at tha yenr-and holidays and another at tha clou of tha season. It’a a league designed expressly for tha "social-bllity” attached thereto, with nothing more In mind than coming out on Fri­ day nights and having lots and lota of fun . . . tha beck with the scoru. (And you can tell it too by looking at soma of those which I turned inti) That'll do it for thia weak. Coma on out ovar tho holidays causa most of the leagues aren't bowling . . . so you won't have to wait for any lanes. ATLANTA (UPI) - Christmas cam* early for Georgia Tech defensive Coach Char­ lie Tate la the form of the head coaching Job at the Uni­ versity of Miami. “This is a great Christmas for me,’* Tata said Monday night ia announcing hla ac­ ceptance of the Job. He will replace Andy Guitafiog, who retired after IT years to ha a fUU-tlma athletic director at Miami. A 43-yaar-oU former head coach at Miami High, Tate ■aid ha was officially offered the Job Monday altanwos by Miami President Henry K. Stanford. Ha said tha deal Involves a four-year contract, but that details have not been worked out. Tato planned to go to Mi­ ami promptly, but aald he would wait until after tho hoi Idaya to work out tha contract details. No salary waa an­ nounced. ‘‘It will mean a lot to me and my family," Tate said. "1 have worked In Miami and lived there and have many frienda both t h e r e and throughout the itate." Tata lettered for thraa years at tba University of Florida aad graduated In 1848. He tame to Tech In 1837 after a year as an assistant coach at Florida. Quitfl Meet BAN FRANCISCO (UPI) —Bab Hayaa of Florida AAM, tha world's fastest human and a atsr halfback with the school football taam, ha* withdrawn from tha Examln•r Invitational track moat hare because ha is not In shape. Hayaa, who has run tho 100-yard dash In 9.1— world record time, didn’t get away from football unUl this wash. Dee. 24, IM S — Pnga S Cfe-iV a; ! " . j « 1 r1 '•"to. |w *4 * / -h FINGER FUN — New York Gtanta1 linemen Dick Modzclawaki, left, and Jim Katearaga looaan up At Yankee Stadium by playing an old finger game, in which each contaatant ahoota out an undisclosed number of fin* g e n on one hand shouts out what ho hopes will be the total of fin gen ahown by hlmaelf and h d opponent. The Gianta will do more serious training than thia for their National Football League championship gama against the B ean at Wrigley Field In Chicago Dec. 29. Gators, LSU Cagers SOKC Inaugural Favorite Looks Square O ff Thursday Like Denny Moc Tribe Nosed Out Read Catch Ralph Sanford Scmtnoles appearsnee in this week** Tangerine Bowl Basketball Tournament In Orlando a rather brief affair when they dropped ■ heartbreaking 70 to 69 decision Mewdny night to Orlando’s Oak Ridge High School Pioneer*. It waa an overtime affair. The twe club# wound ip the regulation time knotted at 68alL But to tho extra period Oak Bldg* racked up seven while the Bemlaolce only six and the Pioneers took tha margin. During the opening atnnan tha lemtnelen peeled IS potato on tho scoreboard to lend the Floneen by n three-point mar­ gin. Aad, at halftime the Tribe ■till held on to a three-point differential, 38 to 86. In tho second half of ptay tha gama turned into a wideopen cents*! The twe eluba were knotted at 47-all as they completed the third stsnsa aad it waa 63-all at tha final gun. In tha overtime session sock club posted three boskets. However, with Jest 19 seconds remaining on tha slock Oak Ridge sank tta third field goal By Ualtad Free* latanuttaul tlonal game* and beginning Fans To Pick Southeastern Confer a ne a ths battle for the SEC crown. Denny Mae looks mors and teams taka a brief Christmas A flurry of tournament mora like * prohibitive fa­ Old Timers' holiday before winding up ptay occupies most conference vorite to wla tha Mh running NEW YORK (UPI) — The thalr early season IntoraocNew Yerk Yankee* announced team* this weekend and then of tha Santord-Orirado Ken­ today that for tha first time tha Intra-confsranca fray be­ nel Club Inaugural handicap bsssball fan* serosa the coun­ Christmai night. Recognition gins la earnest. try will select player* for tho The big 73-pound Daniel lllh annual Old Umar* Day Vanderbilt and Kentucky, As Challenger both undafeatad so far this greyhound proved unbeatable gama next August On* taam season, appear to be tha ia schooling raeaa last week will consist of rati red Yankee Asked O f WBA strong contenders for tha favorites and tha opposing PITTSBURGH ( U r i ) — championship now held by at SOKC—turning la three ■quad will have former Amer­ John J. "Harp" Vaughan sug­ lackluster Mississippi State. straight easy victoria* and ican League opponents and gested today to fellow mam. Both Vandy and Kentucky register in the fastest timing playtra from tha National hen of tha Pennsylvania State are 7-0. Kentucky la ranked for the 5/ 16th mlto distance League who played against Athletic Commission that it third nationally and tha Com- during the schooling session tha Yanks in tha World Sap••V tho World Boxing Asso­ mo,lores era sixth. Denny Mae won by OH lea. ciation (WBA) to recognise Florida and Louisiana State tho winner of Friday** Emile begin the post-Christmas play lengths on Dec. 14th when h* Griffith - Hurricane Carter Thursday night. The Gators blistered the track with Cornhuckert fight here as challenger for will appear In tha Gator Bowl 3tJ8 clocking; won by 3Vk tho middleweight crown. tournament at Jacksonville, lengths on Dec. 19th and came Bask In Sun Griffith of New York al­ Fla., and LSU wilt play in back to win his third try by MIAMI (UPI) — Ths Uni ready to world welterweight ths Far Wait Classic at Port­ lengths on Dec. 21. varsity of Nebraska's Cam (147-pound) champion and land Ore. Denny won out of post post huskera reveling In sunny 60Carter of Paterson, N. J., Is lions Nos. 6, 2 and 5. Running degree temperatures, ware On Friday, Alabama will the WBA*a top contender for be at Greenville, 8. C., for the (ram the inside or outside ■cheduled to take to the "out the middleweight (160-pound) Poinsettla tournament, Geor­ with equal case. Tho big doors” practice field again title. gia Tech will participate In hrindle drew the No. I box today In preparation for thalr "I am making thia sugges­ the Marquette tournament, for the Inaugural. Naw Year’s Orange Bowl tion," said Vaughan, former Mississippi Stale will ha in Workmen atarted Tuesday clash with Auburn. quarterback of tha Pittsburgh the All-America tourney In Installing alkling glass doors Tha Comhushera in the main grandstand at through thoir first outdoor Btelere, "because middleweight Kentucky, and Mississippi and champion Joey Glardelto de­ Trnnesiaa will appear in the SOKC and track Manager drill ainca Nov. 38 Monday clared this week that ha wanta Gulf-South tournament at Jack Lcdoux aald the work after arriving bars Sunday would be completed In time from Lincoln whore it a return title fight with Dick Shreveport, La. for opening night. Tiger in spits of tho fact that In tha only action Monday Other greyhounds running minus 10 dagrae*. return title bouts are banned night, Alabama rollad to Its in the Inaugural include Jack Tree# provide job* and in­ by tha WRA." fifth win of the season iferald’e Ryandale, Oswald come for 68 per cant *1 Ore­ agalnit two losacs, downing nrolhers' O.B.'a Walla and gon1* Industrial worker*. Howard College 76-67; and P. H. McDuff, Joe Gerard’s T a r Heels Set Tulane suffered its ninth con­ Ample Angle. Circus City secutive loss at the hands of Ranch Kennel’s Cireu* Won­ Drill Today BT. AUGUSTINE (UPI) Y*la University 07-85. der, Cecil Austin’! Rare Sport The Crimson Tide’* Jim and Starlight Kennel’s Hypnot — TIi# University of North Csrolina’a Tar Heel* worn Booth hit for 20 points to ique. scheduled to go through a fast spark tho win. Figuring to give Danny Hick Kaminsky poured in Mac a run for hi* moaay drill today in preparation for tha Air Fores which they moot 36 points for Yale and team­ Ryandale. Tha Herald Pup on Dec, 29th In Jacksonville’s mate Dennis Lynch scored 24 out performed hla mora pub­ to overwhelm Tulane. Tha licized kannelmats Mater111 Gator Bowl game. The taam arrived here late Yallca hit 64.7 per cant of nail down an Inaugural berth Circus Wonder could be the Monday from Ralslgh, N. C., thalr floor shots compared darkhorae In tho field. and only had time for a quick with only 43,9 for Tulana. drill before dark. Only 800 milaa of tha Alas­ ka Highway betwaan Dawson Crack, B. C., and Fairbanks, Alaska lias within tha nema­ ss ka stats. than far this am In other Tangerine twtfusy action tho Ocoee Cardinals dropped a close 44 to 43 de­ cision to the Wildcats ad Win­ ter Park High School. SANFORD (99)—Bowen to 4 — S3; McClarey 6-1 — 11; Tyre 3-1-4; Burks 8-1-7; Johnson 8-2—18; Higgtoa to* —0; Brown 2-8—8; Totals to­ l l —69. OAK RIDGE (TO)—Menke 9-9 — 18; Bnstin 9-8 — 14; Boehm tot—II; Bogert 0-6— 0; LaGwin 1-8-4; Been* to 1 -1 1 ; Totals t 29-19-70. Seminole 22 17 8 18 9 -9 9 Onk Ridge II 18 11 19 7 -7 9 Top Cage Terns NEW YOBK (UPI) — The United Peace Intarnntkaal (Editors Note; The Her­ major eollaga basketball rat­ ald today begin* a aeries of ing* with fl rat-place votes and articles au basketball plays won-loot records through Sat­ that pap eff. It la eatM urday, Dae. 21, la "Fay Flaya" aad la written by Stan Ward, for the TEAM Newspaper Enterprise As- 1. Loyuto HL f i M lit ■eciaUeu, on* of the Her, 2. Michigan S 8 0 229 9 7-9 244 aid’s news and fsatnre aw* 2. Kentucky 4. Cincinnati tot 211 vitaa.) 6. UCLA 9 9 171 High Cleorout 9. Vanderbilt 7 9 149 7. Oregon State T-l 89 Bp Stan Ward Drawn Coach 8. Davidson 1 79 li tot 72 Brawn's high elearout ia 9. Duke 4-8 48 used auecaaafully off n •buf­ 10. NYU Second 19 — St, Vttlanava fi* arrangement Number 8 tleara nhaad of S3; It tie, Creighton and Ito t, who dribblet into corner Into 19; 14 Tania Wastarn for aa exchange with 4. Num­ 17; 16, Minnesota 19; II, ber t move* toward the weak Bardlay 15; 17, Kansas State 14; 18, a t Boaaveataie IB; 19 Stanford 10; SO, Artoaas State Temple 8. Coach Named aid*, setting up a delay acraen for 3. Number 4 dribble* off a acraen set up by 6 to the high Jump area. Number t camee up behind n screen set up by 4 for • Jump shot. CHICAGO (UPI) — Alan Agate who assumed tha vela of head football eeach at Northwtatcm last wash, kaa ■electad hla No, 1 assistant coach. Agate Monday an­ nounced tha appointment of buckfield coach Data Sam­ uels, a former Purdue quar­ terback who served a* a Northwestern assistant from 1969 through 1890. BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR BRANDS AT FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — f A. M. - f i l l P. H . It* H. FIRST _ SANFORD WE GIYR TOP VALUR STAMPS POST TIME 8:10 P JL GIFT SUGGESTION SEASON We're Overstocked Witk 14" TIRES OPENS T O M O R R O W N IG H ! WITH TRADITIONAL OPINING NIGHT INAUGURAL NOW ONLY uai. ■wished through the art to give the Floneen the one-point margin, aad tha ball gama. It was tha first win of the for Oak Rldgn. Seminole’s high scoring Mlto Bowes, with nine field goal* and four good tosses from the free-throw line, led the local club In the individual ■coring deportment, Sanford now has n record of FIRST MATINRB SATURDAY, DEC. 14 at 2 P.H. 9 9 9 9 Blackwell, Taa tax. kltewalie 13 764x14, •49x14, •49x14, 999x14, 969x14. a ia i IACTIONI THRILLS!. Wartd’s Festal Sparti TONIGHT' FIBTOAMI LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKINO PHOTO T1H1NG CHAMPIONSHIP GREYHOUNDS 9 COMFORTABLY HEATBD GLASS • ENCLOSED GRANDSTAND 9 THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT JERRY COLLINS, Chmn. Of Baard Sorry i N* Mineral "Where Tha Tag Deg* Bus Rain New Trend TIRES • Ganaine Me Roberta retreads 7:40 pm . t* « w , •F » W aeaad Use casings! • Free Mousting IlftMESMINTlY, LodlAt Nights 'H A fe lis T iiY k G IV E A G IE T th a t la sts • a n d lasts - a n d lasts Gtv* a n bnwretJ saving* account In our Association M . 13*4231 t WON f ON 405 W. FIRST ST. - FA 2-0451 Florida Diatribeton Far Daaman Custom Built Tina MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO �mm* rs w s f # • — Dm. H : Legal Notice IMS ■m NINTH rtrr w u «v IfM V IU m b frr tB M fW T I fc 1*W the cnu ib b h n m r . iim u m . bow ton f iv e rank ■i T T w W IN 1TO N a ■ad *t al _____ cents VtUlMKt RBOWTT, A it % IH fin ilM ta M TK B a r I U B wot r c r is h e r e b y o r r . EM that an th,» Ith day at January, IMF, a t U lM A. H. at tha main door o( the Court Honao of Bemlnola County, at Sanford, Florida. tha under, signed Clark w ill offar for aala to lha highest and boat blddar for n a b tba follow in g daaerlbad raal property I ____ Lot i t . Block "It". TAM. O L E IT O O Ii SECTION TH REE REPEAT, accordIns to tha plat thereof aa raeordad In Plat Book 10. Pa«a It. Publta liecurds or Samlnula County, Florida togeth er w ith all atruoturr* Impmiamanta. flaturaa. appllancaa. and appurlanancaa on ■aid land or uaad la conjuao* Hon tharawlih. Thla aala la mada purauant lo final dccraa o f foreclosure entered In Chancery action No. i i m now pandlnjt In tha Cir­ cu it Court of and for Htminola County, Florida. DATED thla 14th dap *1 December, 1)11 (HE AI.) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r . Clark of tha Circuit C o w l By Bandra B. Johnaon Daputy Clark ANDEItMOX, ItCBII. BEAM. LOWNDES * ran dan UHHO Attornaya for P laintiff t i l Kaat Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida Publlak Dae. I t, IMS C D P -lt M l »*n : ONE WAV OR f ► * THE OTHER <*■ VWN*T MATTER­ S' HOW B lo w « ( VOUR ERROR? I|||||( TM IRTV-roU RTII V IIIILUlllimiK l BORROWED IT FOB A / WHO'S BEEN ] y FEW *< • USINCLMY **£ MINUTES, FOUNTAIN PCN7L PEAR > T H O U S A N D ^ /1' . V A w ^ IM T U B CIRCUIT COCRT ■ NINTH J IU IC 1 A L O R C l T P I F FLORIDA. IN AND FO R BRRINOLH ( O f A TT. IN CH ANCRRT. NO. ISAM J. I. KIBLAK MORTOAOR CORPORATION OF FLORIDA, a F lo rid a corporation, P la in tiff, KENNETH F. POHUMANM, J i t , a n d DIANA FOHLMANN, hla w ife, P o lan d ant a “ N flT trR o r FORKCLOBCRR I U B ------------- ^ - X O M f o o S H , OEDOr MADCTHW ) fPS AWFUL. pPBOAL. POOR FOR. I SMALL/ o-----c R do o oee/ . _ J MVMOTHBZVICMr L erM e play a t O L K H C U e^A N a.. .JMOWINOWHArARNB LINOGBSTANDIN0 MOTHER WELL. IG A N ASK HH?,BUT. OUHM \o u \* a o rro * M e c v s z . T O aA Y A rV X C H O D ee. on; NOTICE IN H E R E [IT OTVE N p u ra u a n t to a F in a l D a. eraa o f F oracloaura d al ad Dac­ a m b a r I t , 1»II. a n d a n ta ra d In C h an cary Caaa No. 111*1 of tha C irc u it C ourt of th a N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircu it of F lo rid a. In a n d for Bamlnota C ounty. F lo r­ ida. w h a ra la J . 1. KIHLA1C AlOKTUAtlK COltrOllATIOM OF FLORIDA, a F lo rid a c o r. p u ra tlo n waa p la in tiff am t K E N N ET H K. POIILMANN, JR ., and DIANA POIILMANN, hla w lfa, w ara D afandanla, I w ill aall to th a h lg h a a t and baat blddar fo r cash a t th a flam lnola C ounty C ourthouaa la S a nford. F lo rid a, a t 11:40 AM. on th a H a t day a t D acam bar. t i l l , th a follow ing d aicrlb ad p ro p a rty aa a at fo rth la aald F lh a l Dacraa, to -w lli T h a N orth l o t fL o f tha K aat 100 ft. Lot 14. OOLF COL'Rtf E ADDITION to C a sse lb erry , F lorida, aa ra eo rd a d In P la t B ook 14, P a r a SI, P u b lic R scorda of Ssm lnola C ounty, F lo rid a, to g e th e r w ith ; on# R efri­ g e ra to r, e n a R ang* and O ra n ; Oua lla a ta r w /d u c ta ; on# D Iahw aahar, Including th a b u ild in g s and a p p u r. lan an caa located thereon, to g e th e r w ith th a fu rn ltu re , fu rn ish in g s, a n d f l i tu re a a ltu a ta th araln , and lo c a ttd tharaon. D A TE D th la lath d a p a t D acam bar, IM A (B E A D A rth u r !L B eckw ith. J r . C lark of th a C ircuit C ourt B y: M a rth a T. V lblan D aputy C lark F r a n k A B tralkow 1A1I Lincoln Hoad M iami B rack I I . F lo rid a P u b lish Daa. S4. IM A C B P -li BKNINOLB f'fir N T T I t it lN f i r n w u ia a lo T Nat lea a* Fnbllo H ra H a g Mot lea la haraby glean, thal aftar eonaldaration, tha H»mlnola County Zoning Commie, alon will hold a public hearing to determ ine tha faaalhlllty a f raenmmandlng to tha Board af County Commlealoaera that lha follow in g daaerlbad proparty praaantly aonad R -l Raaldantlal be lonad T -l Trailer llam a D istrict: Loti I thru 14. Gold, an Rod Manor, laaa Io ta 1, J. at and H . Further daaerlbad aa lyin g 1(4 ft plua or m inus W of B. R. (11 and 144 ft. plua or minus M of Citrus Are. In Goldenrod. Public hearing w ill ba held In tha Bemlnula County Court Hours, County Commissioners Iloom. Sanford. Florida. Wed­ nesday, January I. 1144 at 1:10 P. M. or as aoow theraa ftsr aa possible. • Bamlnota County Boning Commission By Hubert A Brown Namlnola County Zoning Director Publlah Doc. M. It, t i l l CDP-11 PirFEOTA WtNOA JOWTOAT AETT ONUN. SOM OIWOF’S M »PA rjFy»l HOW«AV AOMBTimr HVU OE E i i 1 MOOTOUR RIAL NUMN WE E cW L J RMKMIWl mmnvnoc I r a n jv s PMETw^iiSl WTINDOMrEONM ASAMBFfCTl <70 THAT ©EOHt MERRY CHRISTMAS to and and all. What Hora can » a € say to asprcaa our apprecia­ tion for jour pnttuuas* •"* good will Ike whola jear IhroughT Yf 3l I THINK \ you M tm W you will 6ivc ) otAzy! to AC A POWKlY AWAY/ MUST BE THE IW T / X SHOULD KU HAVE NO MOW?-1 »«uiD E ft» you A OOHKZIf FOR WHAT? CHRYSLER -------2 _ 6 r t l WU A COWttV ^^vFvcxm A yow A * 1TXE PRU M froot- A IR T E M P HEATERS s a fe s r' ’«?* / ^ yu fh eH K ( 7 i *t " Fa 2 8 5 /1 j �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Classified B e a stW ® ® s A r n jJ Phone SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD mm mm Office 204 W. First Legal Notice COVTTT H i m cm m tanon XMlH e< PwMte Hsrtee PUPPIES for late. Half BooGIFTB FOR HIM GIFTS FOR THE BuUj . aim Bird DHL M FAMILY M Ha v a n TO Piece Yow "Ohrtetaaa PA M I E Carpeting Is a out! A TUa Co. m w. Gift Guide" Wert Ad pbooa FA H U 1 right eway. GIFTS FOB BBS N o tice le h e r e b y g iv e n , th a t ■ tie r co n sid er a tio n , th e Sernln o l* C o u n ty S o a ln g C om m ie, elon w ill hold a p u b lic h e a r in g t o d eterm in e th e f e a s ib ilit y of ro e am a en d in g to t h e B e a r * of C e sa tr C o m a ie e le a e r e th a t Che fo llo w in g d esc rib ed p ro . p e tty i r e i o a t l y aonod R -1A i l n g l # F a m ily R e s id e n tia l ha Boned C - i C om m ercia l: W led f t o f W ted f t o f ■ I N I f t o f • W i t o f N C lt la g o e tlo a 14. S i g h t s . F urth or d eo crlb ed ao ly in g If o f I . W 4M , ft p lu s o r m la a a W e s t o f A lta* m a n ta E lem en ta ry S ch ool and ■M f t p in * o r m la a a E a a t of 1.4. F a b llo h o a r la g w i l l b o h*Jd l a th # S om ta o la C o u n ty C ourt ■ e o e a . County C om m lestoaore R oom . S an ford , F lo r id a . W ed ttled a y . January I . t t t t a t T:IO T . V . o r ao a o o a th o r o a fta r ao • o m lb lt . •o m tn o lo C o a a ty S o a ln g C e tn m liilo a B y tto h o rt t . B ro w n ■ em lnoto C o u n ty S o a ln g D irector P u b lloh Doo. *4, I t . 1M I. C D P .tl ■IM M IU o o c m t o n t i ooamudtew b e d im o f S u b tle R o a rin g R ollca lo h e re b y g iven, th a t • I t e r e e n ild ir a tlo a , th e gem l• o le C ounty Z o n in g Comraioalon w ill hold e p u b lto h o e r. l a g to d e te rm in e th e fo a al. felllty o f rocom m ondlng to tho B oard o f C ounty Commleelon* a n t h a t U o fo llo w in g doocrlb* a d p ro p e rty p r e ie n tly nonod A -l a n d R*tA I ln g U F a m ily R eeldontlal be aoned C«I Cora■ n irelalt W H of I W l i o f NK U loie W MO f t o f N MO ft o f 8 144.4 ft In S e c tio n 14-31894E. F a r t h e r deocrlbed ae ly in g N o rth o f i - R. 41*. W ent of A ltam o n te D lem entary School and 1444 f t plua or m ln u t Ke*t o f !•*• Public h e a rin g w lU be held In the Bern) note C ounty C o u rt H o m e . C ounty Co mm! ae! on era Room . S anford. F lo rid a W ad . • to d a y . J a n u a ry I , ltd * a t t J « P . M. o r oo eoon th e re , a f te r ae poeelble. Sem inole C o u n ty Z oning Commleelon By R o b ert ■. B row n Bemlnolo C o u n ty Z oning D irector F e b It eh D m K >1. > H t CDF-41 l a tho C o a rt ad th o C e ao ty M r . BeeelaaM ( M a t y . F ie fIda. l a P ra h a to. l a re i I M M ad aucb rat _ Dooeaeed. V a AN Credlteea * » g ia tla g Claim * ae B a a la a t BaM K e tatai You and each or you ore titr e b y notified a n d re q u ire d t o p re se n t a n y c ta lm a and d e ­ m and* w hich you, or e ith e r • f you. m ay h a v a a g a in s t th* a e ta ta Of ALICE R A T , deceoeod. lo io o f said C o u a ty , to th* C ounty Ju d g e o f ■emlnot* C ounty. F lo rid a, a t hi* office |u th* c o u rt houaa of aald County a t S an fo rd . F lorida, w ith in tin c a le n d a r m o n th s from th e tim e of th * firs t pub llc a llo n of th lo notice- Two aoplee of each olatm . o r d t m and shell be In w rltlnw . and Shall H a te th * p la c e of realgene* and p o st o ffic e a ih l r t ti . a t iko eU lm an t. a n d sh a ll be a w o ra ta by th e c la im a n t, h u a g e n t, or a tto ra o y and acaom ponled by a filin g f*o of a n o d o lla r a n d eueh olatm or dem and not e* file d e h n ll be veldF lo y Q- D aniel K aeo u trla of th e t a l i W ill a n d T e s ta m e n t o f ALICE HAT d tc e a ts d . STKNSTROM. DAVIS, a xisi.vroair A tto rn ey * fo r K a te n in a J ’oet Offto* D ra w e r IMS S a nford. F lorida I j m pub lleh Deo. IT. 34. 11, 14*1 Jan. 1. 1»H. CDP-IO sorirr. o r r o a t i L o e i a a ba lm XOTI<;k Is hereby a lv .n that the tin j.r tls n .il AKTIIt'K H. HKCKWITII. JR-. Clerk ef Clrevll C earl af Bemlnol* County. Florid*. w ill, on th* fth Jey of J sn u sry . 1*44, st 11:04 o'clock .4. It. s t the fr o n t I>uor of th* Bemlnol* County Court House, Berulttol* County, la the elty o f BsnforJ. ll-.rM *. o ffer fur is le end sell s t public outcry to th* h lsh eet end beet bidder for cseh. th* foltow ln e described property eltusted In demtnol* County, yiofldn. to-w lt: T^it t. niock *, TOWK8ITK Oh* N u ir r il CIIL'LUOTA. » eubdtvlstatl a eou rlln * to p u t thereof recorded In r u t Book t. p see* *4 to II. inclusive, o f the Publla Ttscorde of Bemlnol* Coun­ ty, Florid*. pureunnt to th* F ln sl Decree of Foreclosure entered la a cnee pending In »*td Court, the etyle of which !e - I ! . 4 b T liUuOKLVN BAVIXiit! DANK, s New Y o rk carport, lion, p laintiff, -v» - Jtl'TII a MKl.LOtt. widow of CUFFOIMJ M. M Kt.Ujtt. Deceseed. snd still not recusrlied. Defenusnt, and th* ch eater? number ef Which D :>I40. WITNESS niy bond sn d the official eesl of esld Court, this Seth dey of December, 1*41. (SKA 1.1 Arthur 11 Deckwlth, J f . Clerk of in* Circuit Court of Seminole County, F lor­ ida ityt Martha T. V lbltn * Deputy C'.e-U -J..»«ph M. K lti«em ld Atw rney fur I'lsln tlff 11* Boeurlty Trust Building >11. ml 11. Florida • FlUnhltn M ill - Fuhlleh Den 31. 1441 ^ C D F -S f Salih Corona Portablo Type* Western Shirta, Belts A Buc Robs*— Quilted * from tio.M. Mary Esther*#, wtHarn. "They’ra Um Boot". ktea A Pants. Jim Robson's H a Ib m Office M i c U b s C o ., liana Wear, 113 Magnolia. "Featuring r iiU o H jm IU Magnolia A lt. I n You", MO Port. Athletk, Camping end hunt­ PUN TO GIVE High Quality Ladles' Wstcfeos. Iren more fun to receive. ing equipment, fishing tac­ M B up A tax. Cumin's Bowling coupon boohs, tho kle A boating acceworie*. Sporting Good*, Jewelry, I lf 8. P u b . Perfect Christmas GHl. Sanford, Phone Good for $3-00 of open bowFA 1-3661. GIFTS FDR G IR U anJET LANES FA 3-7343 GUTS FOR BOYS To Plan Your "Chriitmaa OUl Guido'* Vast Ad phood ■KATES, Skate Ceeeo, Open T-P T*oU SAM. Levis, Army nightly 7:30-10:30 except FA 3-3111 right away. Time. Skate City. TX *3474. Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. GIFTS FOR THE HOMS Xms* SpedalUee: F r u i t Cakes, Fancy cookies, Xo- To Place Your "Chriatmsi DeU’s Pastry Shop, Gift Guide" Want Ad phone WILSON-MAIER Pun. Co., Pair Ctr. 3337106. toe. 3U X. Pint M. V« PA 1X11 right eway. Buy, 8aQ A Tirado. You'll find Just what you are looking for In gifts for the NEW SKATES as low ai GIFTS FOR INFANTS entire family at the H. A A. $12.63. Trade your skates In Dept Store, Sanford Ave., for larger ilxe. Melodce AND TODDLERS Skating Rink, 333-6333. Conor of 4th S t To Placs Your " Christina* To Place Your "Christmo* ELECTRIC Pin-Ball Machine Gift Guide" Want Ad . Gift Guide" Want Ad phosw $9.11. WESTERN AUTO, FA 3-1611 right awgy, FA 2-2611 right sway. 214 E. First 12. R ad E state Far flak 12. Real E state Far Sale I BB. House, fura. at 710 Palmotto. For appt FA 2-3103. BEDROOMS, IV* Swimming pool. Fura. or W Late DM DT. 9k* Ovralft Dee. 24* 1968 — Pag* 7 84. Artldan Par SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer I BB Homo wits keeled 1 miles north SL Johns River oo 17-62 Hlway. LAKE LIVING SITES Can 337*3262 Eustla for dt- 10 Mlnutsu Sanford, 10 min­ talk. utes Orlando—3 minutes to Interstate 4—14 Acre with oaks, lead lake apriag S t Johns Realty huge THE TIME TESTED FIRM fed—$1169 Fun Fries, $30 111 N. Perk Ave. PA 3«2S per month. No down. Call owner, Harry Block, Or­ I ACRES orange grove, plua lando, GA • Bedroom bouse oo Upsell Rood. Par perikulers FHA . V A HOMES eon $37-3262, Eustla, Pie. U A 4 bedrooms 1, 1H, A I BATHS BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, M DOWN PAYMENTS FROM bath home. One bedroom $100 bee separate entrance, can Low Monthly Payments be rented lor Income, Will trade for smaller place. For Complete Information See Or Can Your Shown by appointment. Call FA 3-6646. Wishing You A MERRY CHRISTMAS A A HAPPY. PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR SO U TH W A RD RECORDING Fathometer, r to 240' Ratheau, 3 old; tterm-hJ-A combo sototto; Craftsman Awheel band saw with U" tab)*. CaQ 323-6373 after 6 p.m. BABY Bed A Mattress, Re­ run! cabinet, blonde, Va­ cuum dnr. w. attach, te­ sts matte camera A ease; World B o o k Dictionary; Boy's 26" bite; IF* Triey. c)e; Stereo Fort. Record player; IT* Port. Emerson TV; Maytag Waster. Fh. FA 2-4147. 11 cu. ft. WeaUagbouw Re­ frigerator, largo freest? compartment, $69. Cash or terms. See at U l Hayes Dr. Sanford. F H A - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. 1-Wheel Luggage trailer, ex­ cellent cond. AH steel const., two trailer lights, 4x3 boa, $40. See at m Bayea Dr. 322-2420 O pportnllF 15. SMALL Uprlgbt Plain Lite new. Reasonably p r i c e d . May be m m at fotW * Made Step, Cedar Aw. SERVICE Slade* for lean Xivestmeat A Realty LARGE Reeliaer Chair with US N. Park Ave. 323-6173 Good location. Only amall capital needed by right Think * f 6omatf>Inf otaerM to aayl Mom apottad hat toot rest. Good coni $8. FA 2-3930. OWNER Leaving! Must atli maa FA 2-4342. first gray hair thlo m om ingp I Bdrm., 3 bath home. $130 Try Dladax Tablets (Former­ down. FA 2-6367. II. F m a lg Help Wanted ly Dex-A-Dtot). New a>mo, 27. Special Bairtoau 82. Flower* - Shrub# same formula. Only Me. ALIX OF SANFORD COUNTRY HOME Located near State Road X Needs experienced sewing maCuatom-mada Cabinets, BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ Touchton Drug!. chine operators for arlm and Interstate 4. 3 Bed Plastie Counter topi kee stock. AU other kinds 21" Admiral TV. Bloade, Nice suits and aportawear. If WALLIS CABINET SHOP rooms, Separate D i n i n g of Nursery ehrubbery and •tend. A Real Bargain! Ph. Room on Beautiful Shady you are experienced on fac 913 W. 3rd — 322-7471 trees. FA 24236 after S p. m. Lot. Only $7,000. Term*. tocy sewing machioaa, we Gray Shadows Nursery Call have steady work for you Washing Machine Sale* FOR SALE- Fill dtrt, day, 5 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. A Service in a modern alr-condlttoned FHA-VA SALES BROKER shell, peat and topsoil. Ellis Free Estimate on Repairs factory, under very good Lloyd, FA 2-2576. 32. Furniture 3640 Hiawatha Stemper Agency working condition*. Phone 322-7363 FIRSPLACE WOOD FA 2-2204, ask for Mr. Cu- Tractor mowing A Grading. WANTED reliable couple to t Realtor-Insuror-Tradc* Oak and Pine riale. take up monthly payments Call FA 2-7621. 322-4161 1916 S. French Ave. Robert Morris, el $13.30 « • I complete L Notices * Pei CLASSIFIED INDEX 6. For Re«t 18. Help Wanted Fiaao Tuning sad Repair GREENBRIAR room* of furniture. Cat) READY MIX Concrete, win­ 1. Lost A Found SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN. FURN. Apt 2300 Mellonvllls. Choice Iota available in Colored Motor Route Carrter W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4233 TX A1311, Casselberry, col dow sills, lintels, steps, 2. Notices - Personals ER SERVICE. Farts sad Greenbrier of Loch Arbor for afternoon paper route. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, toct STENSTROM RENTALS blocks, sand, cement, rock, S. Education - instruction mpplica for all makea laoverlooking golf court*. Must have References and pipe, steel, grease traps, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS eluding: Electrolux. New Custom building to your dependable ear. Write Cir­ FREE! ESTIMATE UNFURNISHED 4. Transportation dry wells, stepping atoaaa. All Types and Sixes and rebuilt cleanera aold. 3 BR, 10 Jan. '63 Greenbriar culation Dept. P. O. Box Upholstering A Mattress ren­ « 80 ■pacifications. Miracle Concrete Co. W* Repair and Service 5. Food No borne service call 2 BR, 26 Dec. 1637, Sanford. ovating. New A Used Furni­ 300 Elm Ave. $ 73 developed by FA I-57S1 k T I N l 6. For R est charge Phone FA 2-2212, 3 BR, DeBary Now ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. KINGS WOOD $ 75 Machinery and Supply Co. 19. Situation* Wanted 6A 8 pedal Notices 2333 Park Dr. .. GUNS. Buy. eelt, trade, re­ BUILDERS, INC. 3 BR, Pineereat tioo 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. pair. Oeteen Bridge Fisk 7. Business Rentals FA 2-2117. 202 Fairmont Dr. 3 BR, Sttnland 3100 Keep small children In home REPAIRS Camp A Gun Shop. PIANO SVC. A TUNING 3 BR, I bath, Plnecreat $123 FA 2-8074 References available. Mrs 8. Beach Ren tala Vacuum Cleaner Supplies AU kk. equipped. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Rebuilding • Kofelting Betty Rodgers, 132 Hayes 9. For Salt or Root Sale* • Electrolux, Hoover, Other Rentals Avail. 3 BEDROOM. I bath. Kit Quick Service With the 35. Articles Wanted FREE ESTIMATES Dr. 10. Wanted to Rent chen equipped, Owner beKirby, Rex Air, GE. Airway. Caih. SUPER TRADING WANTED! Citrus fruit Urge GENE CUMUAA Cleanera bought, sold, ex­ log transferred. Must sell. BLOCK k BRICK Work POST. FA 2-0677. 11. Real Estate Wanted 322-2001 — Call PM Only or small • mounis. Bonded Stenstrom Realty FA 6-3640. large or small Job*. 323-1746. 12. Real Estate For Satie changed. Free pickup. OM Fruit Buyer. Fh. LarMana* 29. AulomobOo S trvk o Used fornlturw, appliances, Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, field, FA 2-4144. Beat Estate — Mortgage* 18. K o rtg iH L o n e Child Care FA 3-074. tools, etc. Bought • Sold FA 2-4766. U1 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 V A - FHA 14. Insurance AUTO GLASS Larry's Mart 213 Sanford 36. Automobiles • Tracks 21. Beauty Salon* I. For Rent Ave. Ph. FA 24133. 18. Business Opportunity BEDROOM, priv. ant. k bath. Property Management INSTALLED COMPARE PRICES: *13 CorPERMANENT Wav* Special Senkarik Glass and Paint 18. Female Help Wanted Trailer Space oo Lake Ashby. Call after 3. FA 2-3986. k Sales Broker vatr TOO. t owner, 34. Article* For Sal* 20% off regular prieti FA 17368. Company 17. Male Help Wanted RENT A BED Jim H unt Realty open evenings by appL 310 Magnolia Pb. FA 24622 AUDI0N Electric Chord Con cond. $1230. 323-0364. 18. Help Wanted Free Perking lot. APT. $30 * up. Surplus City. RoPaway, Hospital A Baby b u y in g A sole Organ. Like new. Orig. Bed*. Offera for your ■*lection Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Auto Glass, Top# 19. Situations Wanted USED CART 3 UR. House In country, kitcost w. stool $119.93. Sell these Beautiful 2, 0, A 4 By Day, Week, or Month 316 Palmetto Ave. A get* Cover* 20. Babysitter* FINANCE IT wrra U> cben equip. Call FA 2-1760. Ph. TA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. for $33. 323-0881 or 322-1939, Bedroom Phone 322-0634 • Low Interest Ratal 21. Beauty Salona AUTO GLASS & or see at Millie Fashions. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ♦ Low Monthly Payments Harriett'! Beauty Nook 23. Build - Faint - Repair F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Government SEAT COVER CO. REFRIG., Elec, stove, $50; FLORIDA Clean and eloee la. Jimmie 3 Bedroom*, $70 month STATE BANE Eve Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beautician* 28. Building Materials 304 W. 2nd It. FA Stoll Cowaa. 122-4013. 3 Bedroom*, $80 month 3 arts twin beds. $80. Ph. 193 So. Oak FA 2-3742 37. Boat* - Motors 24. Electrical Services Owned Homes 22. Build * Paint - Repair ILL WORK GUARANTEED 384413 or 322-I87S. rURN. 2 lovely ipU., Lake 4 Bedrooms, $lt3 moutb. 25. Plumbing Services 6W HP Outboard. Rum good. 81. Poultry - Livestock Golden, lake privilege*. ROSA L. PAYTON Priced From $6,750 PAINTING—Room or House 26. Radio A Television Rent Blue Lustre Electric $35. 312 E. 4th SL Call FA 2-0274 —Price* very Low— Pb SHETLAND Pony, Bridto Reg. Reel EsUte Broker Carpet Shampooer for only Down Paym ents 27. Special Services Saddle. $100. FA 2-0331. 323 0330. FA 2-1301 17.82 at Hiawatha WE L A K A APARTMENTS: $1 per day. Carroll’s Furn Gateway To Tbo Waterway 28. Laundry Service Aa Low As $100 Rooms private baths, 114 SHETLAND PONIES, 9 to Robnon Sporting Goods R-E-N-T-A-LS 29. Automobile Service W. First St. Monthly Payments 24. Electrical Service SPECIAL XMAS SALE choose from, S o r r • 11‘ t, Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Furnithetl 29A. Auto Accessories YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. Come On, Dad! No reason 304 M E. 1st. Ph. PA 2-5961 Blacks, Palomino, Spotted From $43.50 SMALL Unfum. 2-bedroom 1 Bedrm. 1 bath, kitchen 30. Machinery - Toots Contracting A Repair* and Dapple, $60 to $100. able offer refused. A-l re­ houae. 403 San Carloi, $63. equipped Garage Apt. 343 00 To make the beat homa 31. Poultry - Live stock k Control* conditioned late model Port. 3ft. Motorcycles - Scooters Ph. FA 2-5479 after 1. buy, see th# FA 2 3631. 1 B edrm , 1 B a th , K itchen 31A. Pate 114 Sunset FA 2-8003 A Console Models. Desire SCOOTERS, Motorcycles, Bi­ eq u ip p ed H ouae, K o ty $33.00 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS m 32. Flowers - Shrubs V A - FHA 31A. Pat* trade In on new 1964 Auto. cycles. 8 complete units Realtor 2 Bedrm. 1 Balh, Kitchen 25. Plumbing Service 33. Furniture Zlg ZagaT T h e s e are Scuba Diving Gear, MU Or* Appointed POODLE Puppies, In Urn* for equipped. Convenient 6100.00 Raymond Lundqulst, A s m . 34. Articles Tor Sate straight stitch end some Undo Dr., on IT-62. HINSON k HEARN Holiday*. Rea*. 322-7333. PA 3 3631 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Unfurnished Property 34-A Swap or Exchanga are Zlg Zag Models as low PLUMBING CONTRACTING 3 Bedrm. 1 Bath, Kitchen 35. Articles iVanted CUFU5TMA5 SPECIALI M anagem ent & Repairs A Water Hsatera FOR SALE. German Shepherd an $t3 to $10, with Guaran­ •'CLEAN quiet Room*" The equipped 690 00 36. Automobiles - Trucks Gablas. FA 2-0720. Pups, No papers. 6 weeks tee. As little as $3 weekly Save up to $30 on new Scoot­ FREE ESTIMATES Sales Broker U*drm, 1 Balii, Kitchen 36-A Autos Wanted ers. Durand Motors. MIS 204 E. 3rd St. 323-9143 old Dec. 13th. Miles $23, pymts. Discount for Cash 2-BDR3I. bouse, kit. equipped. equipped 8100.00 37. Boats - Motors Females $13. Phone 249-4831. 104 So. Park, 323-9411. Orlando Dr. on 17-62. 3 Bedrm, l Bath Kitchen PLUMBING 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 617 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 Jim H unt Realty equipped, F e o e i d Yard Contracting Repairs after B p.m. 39. Trailers - Cabanas Hollar Chevrolet haa Officg FA ■ r ill $110.00 FREE ESTIMATES 40. Farm Equipment Nigh* FA 2 BR House, kit. equlpt. 673 3 Bedrui. I Bath, Kitchen B. L. HARVEY mo. FA 2-3663. Equipped, Lake F r o n t 323 0700 t . L ost f t F o u n d 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 33U 2324 Fark Dr. Sanford. Fla $123.00 LOSTI Dog, male, smooth 2 BR. Traitor with large c»8 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kitchen 3 BR . 1 Bath, Kitchen equip, 27. Special Services hair, light brown with stilt* bans. 2709 So. Park. Pb. equipped 8110 00 with Hcrvicea coating HEATING undarbody, aad faea, round FA 2-1334 after 6 p. m. 4 Bedrm, 2lb Bath, Kitchen fenced yard. 39u6 Old Or $25 or morn limit) Rd., Sun land. SERVICING - TESTING tear over left eye, medium E q u i p p e d , Lake Front I Kootu Fura. Apt. 2 nd Floor. Lewis Sales A Service height, weight 35 lb*. An­ $163 00 VACANT 5-Room houae on 2317 C. C. Road FA 2 7928 swer* to **Chico”. 14 yr* 343. Osteen. FA 2 3771. FHA-VA SALES BROKER large lot, newly painted in old. Mltilng since 12 13/63. TRAILER, with Fla Bin., aide jnd out, on S. Sanford SIDEWALKS, driveways," pVREWARD. John WuxU, Pb. Gas, Elect., water turn. Ave. 13,800 Caih. 668-4601 tlos, etc. Free estimate. Ph. Lifo-ltk* vinyl — makes Ideal gift ceaStemper Agency FA 2-2333. Wekiva Rlvar Haven. 9 ml. 322-3306. Knierpriae. lalnrr or Chrlitmaa decoration—our booea Wcit of Sanford, off Hiway lo you when you get services at Holler Realtor-Iujuror-Trad.-s Chevrolet coating $25 or mare. Legal Notice 322-4091 1919 fi. French Ave. FR EE! A G IFT FO R Y O U SAN TA SA C K • CWIVOLK 4 01 MV IOVIMi CUWMIaaln* Xattea e f N k l k H « i l * e Noll.-* In hereby «w*n. that aft*r consideration. th* 9» ojInut* County Znnlnu '..minis■Ion w ill hold a punltc h«arlita to determ ine to* (*a*lb ill:/ of re.-omnierJlnir to th* Botrd » f C ount/ Comm l«i Ion­ er! that the fo lio * m e de.crth. *4 properly p r e » u tlr w eed A<1 Aarlcalture and R-I R-eldentlal he toned C -l Cummerclal: IxJte II. 14 and 15, burdUnJ Mub-llvleton and ih e t part ut the a 74* ft »f a u u of SW 14 Irina W o f O*u4o Drench of ACD RK in Section 4-JJS-llt:. Further det-^tbed ee lylna In the NW rner of Uiwra Uoad and ACt. I(R. Weal o f N aval Station tintrance. Public h e a rin g w ill be held In the Sem inole Cuuuty C ourt R oute, C ounty C om m itsionera Room, H anford, Florid*. W ed­ nesday. J a n u a ry *. 1*4* at ’ i ll p. W. or ae anon th e re a fte r s t poselble. henChole County Honing ( ‘ommtMluu By R o b e rt (. Drown Sem tnet* County Zoning D irector Puullah: Dec. 74, 71, I>43 ObP-T* Legal Notice TE Weal ^ U t f f u r flair SPACE FOR LEA SE SBMIVOLK Mil VTT r u x u iiiiu v '• lire of Pebllr llrofloB Tee *N Green IN THE NEW in tlta Nolle* I* hereby (U e n . tt.ut after conetdaratlon. the benii. note County Zonlnr Comnile. •ton w ill bold * publla hearing to determine th* feasibility of recommending to th* IVerd of County Commleoli.ner* that th* follow ing described property presently toned U-I tntu etrlal be aoned A -l Agrlcullure: N S q of Nli*4 and the X U* ft of H W q o f N E‘i Sec: ion 1 1 - m - l I E and W 'i . ' M ’ 1. of NW«4 Boetlan J l-J U -IlK . Further described i* «' . ree lying about ono-hulf mil* K.iet of B. R. l : « and North of Or Undo Industrial Park i -obits hearing will be held la ih* gemlnot* County Court House, County fo-nmUeloner* Room, ganford. Florida. Wed nteday, January I, 1/44 at 7:14 t*. Jf. or aa toon thereafter ae poaalble. bemln.ile County Zoning C em .uisstoa By R o b e rt X grow n Sem inal* C ounty Z oning Director Publish Deo. 14, a:. i*4: CDi'-Io Huiuei in all price bracket... Liberal financing. We have a 4 BR. 2 bath at SU,70U$4U> down. $83 month pay* all. Buy now and get Home­ stead exemption of $3,000. CUooao your own decoraUntil. ON YOUR LOT Tour plaui or our». A com­ plete package including financing. No down payment required. Come out today aod talk it over with Ur. Lea theroury. 20th St. to Upaala Hd. k turn North at Church LMN Enterprises, Mr. Leatherbury — 322-2714 Or Ur. Ferguson — ' i t g-jgU FRONT END SPECIAL Sanford Shopping Center Align front end Adjuxt Htecring WE NOW HAVE THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL (.EASES: J. C. Penney’ft Kckerd McCrorya Publix Fur Information, Call Leading Agent: S A N -S E M REA LTY John P . Zeuli, R egistered Broker 2619 S. French Ave. SANFORD FA 2-7459 FA 2-5296 GROUND BREAKING 10:00 A.M. DEC. 17th Balance front wheel* 13.95 vulue W IN T E R IZ E *10 Save 3.95 Y O U R CAR NO W ! □ BRAKES □ COOLING SYSTEM □ Don't take chaocea! Com­ plete impaction. We me only the beat g*auin* Chevrolet lining. Inepect ho***, thermoatat, fluih ly ilin , repair radi­ ator, Install anli-fr**!*. Preuaro for cold weather d r i v i n g , Ia*or* quirk starting i m in |r«**img TU N E ENGINE cola. Holler M otor Sales Co. 2nd, & PALiMETTO PH. FA 2-0711 �— - ^ — DeBaryOrcle Around the World,'* woo pn> Mated at lajt week'* moot* log of the Ruth Clrelo af the DeBtry Community Meth­ odic Charth whoa Ur*. L B. Hxlgh * i i hostess la the group at her home oa Madera Road. Co-hostess was Mn. Charles BUlbardt. Mrs. Clyde Moore, tlrde chairman, was presented wtth a gift for Christmas and la celebration of her birthday. Thu invocation was give by Mrs. Ceeil N. Ogg. Refreshments were served at the cIom of the program and a social hour was en)oy- presented by lta president, Don Witt (center) present* a (500 check to Seminole County She­ riff j . L. Hobby (right) for the Florida Sheriff’a Boy* Ranch near Lire Oak. Looking an is Sanford attorney. Ken McIntosh. The funds were raised during a benefit race held recently at the Osceola Drag Strip. Those attending included Mrs. Guy Wright, Mn. Hugh Booth, Mn. Howard Green, Mrs. Louise G m i, Mrs. James Oddy, Mn. John Delhi Mn. W. E. Allan, Mn. BIllhardt, Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. George Rich. Mrs. E.A. Spokes, Mrs. Adam Muller, Mrs. Stilly Ritnmer, Sirs. Joe Davis and daughters, Linda and Becky and Mrs. Btanley Lawton and tha hostess. -THE LITTLEST SANTA- at last week’s Christmas Program of the Casselberry Metho­ dist Sunday School was “Flip” Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Montgomery of Fern Park, who thoroughly enjoyed his peppermint candy enne. (Herald Photo) Give Christmas The Soft Touch isnfUsara we h m la It* fa* tan," eaJ4 C. J. Yates, vice pgeiUwrt u 4 general manag­ er fa Florida. For example, W' i . 'J:\ 'f ,i( • •. :' • - Give Christmu the soft touch this year with comfort­ able leather slippers. A By Jane Casselberry thoughtful gift of soft, ele­ The Woman’a Club of Cas­ gant suede or glove leather allppera will pamper and selberry was entertained at please every man, woman, the annual Christmas Tarty The chorus consisted of Judy Andrews, Tattiihall, Cary Thames, Hetty Johnson, Pickens Out Josn Higgins, Becky Totten, MIAMI REACH (U Pl) Cheryl Watters, Esta Leonard | last Wednesday night by Girl and M e l e m l i Casselberry. John Pickens of Tuscaloosa, Ala., the No. 2 ranked U. 8. j Scouts of Troop 3:18 which the They were accompanied l>y junior (letter, was rudely oust­ Mrs. Ann Kerre at the piano. club sponsors. ed in the second round of the 1 Numbers which they sang Grange Uuwl Junior Tennis The program wns planned and prevented by the girls were "O Come All Ye Faith­ championships Monday by i ful," “The Whiffenpouf Song," South Africa's Robert Maud, ti he mnelves and featured a ‘■Peace I Ask of Thee O Riv­ , short one-act play, “All That er," and "Mlrhnul Kowen the tf-4, 6-2. and Allen, Too," a Flag cere­ Rout Ashore." ' mony, tongs, and even an orig­ Leaders of the troop are BUY A LIVING Mrs. Frank Russell and Miss inal cheer. Cast of the play, which was Joan Oatrow. P LA N T set in a college dormitory, In­ Following the program there FOR CHRISTMAS was an exrhangu of gifts by cluded Cathy Johnson, Karen refresh­ Cass, Susie Webber, Annette club meml>ers FROM M e UP Hender and Ann Higgins. ments of punch, cookies and Robin Oitraw served aa stage fruit cake were served. technician and Rarbara An­ Hostesses were Mrs. Thom­ Grapeville Nursery as Hueston, Mrs. Ken Green, drews was the announcer. FA 2-088« 3221 Grspevllle Af*. The color guard consisted of Mrs. Charles Shlrtey, Mrs. “Scotia DealerCathy Johnson, Barbara An­ Henry Hansen and Jlra. Myron drews, Karon Cuss and Susie Jacobs. T■ mV far facilities in 1M4 than wa did la the entire lS-yaar per­ io d fr o m IMS through IMS, av m m than wu had la our “Through our large sonstrao* Km program and other ways, wu eontrihuta to and art p i— aad to share to Florida's aconoasle growth - said Yates. Aa IMS nmuu an and, Boothorn Ben’s total Investment to Florida will ha more than |6M J million. Payroll to tha State win tetel 7SJ million for IMS, and lta operating tax— bill will be mors than |fi0 million a year. O f tha 7»4 million axposW ad to bo spout la IMS, some of It will bo m Homs tha public ean readily boo, such s a now buildings, nsw cable and M W poles. However, much of it will bs behind-the-scenes equipment oooontlal in pro­ viding mow and better serv­ ice. For land and new or enlarg­ ed buildings, the company ex­ pects to Invoot |3.3 million in 1M4, with 23 telephone build­ ings to bo built or enlarged next year. About |24.t mil­ lion to expected to bo spent for now centra] office equip­ ment and 91D.5 million for eablea, poleo and supplies for outside “plant,” among other items. • “ While much of the IW4 fscllltleo expenditure* will be required to meet service re­ quests of customers in 1984,” said Yates, "facilities will he engineered where possible to ellnw for future expansion to meet future demand*-” Southern Bell serves many metropolitan arras and com­ munities through lta 03 ex­ changes with 1,051,231 tele­ phones in Florida. Pacific Isles Set For Blow From Typhoon SAIPAN (UPl) — Resi­ dents of this Pacific Island were braced today for a pre­ dicted Christmas Day sissuH from Typhoon Susan. Tha Joint Typhoon Warn­ ing Center of Guam predict­ ed that the eye of the typhoon, carrying top winda of 100 knots, would pass over this Micrenealan tslanda capital before dawn Christmas Day. The typhoon, if it strikes, will be ths second In eight months to hit Saipan. Ty­ phoon Olive swept aero** the Island Just last April, caus­ ing millions of dollars in damage. Rademacher Signs J YOUNG CAROLERS gathered around Santa Claus to sing all of the old favorites at a Christ­ mas Party sponsored last Friday night by VFW Post 10050 on the Christmas tree lot in Cnssel- berry. HoUl* Johnson, Bob Dyscrt ami Hay Channel were In charge of festivities and re­ freshments were supplied by the Auxiliary Unit. (Herald Photo) By Mrs. Adam Moiler The Auxiliary to DeBary’i Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Port 259 iield a Christ­ mas party last Tuesday even­ ing at the Fire Recreation Hall. The buffet table war overlaid with a Christina* cloth ■nd was centered with a ceramic Santa flanked by ar­ rangements nt red poimettlti and trays of tea sandwiches ami cakes. Red candles in low crystal holders and a crystal punch bowl completed the table. Games were enjoyed and a gilt exchange was conducted Christmas carols were sung wilii Mrs. Viola Lambcrtson as piano accompanist. Mrs. David Levy wa* refreshment rhairman. Residents Have Holiday Party By Mn. Adam Muller Fifty-six residents of Lake Marie Estate* in Dellary met last Wednesday afternoon it the Community Center fur a Christmas party and gift ex­ change Table* were decorated in the holiday (heme and a Christina* tree, holding the many gifts, centered (he main table, Mrs. L. Fite-Randolph was hostess for the afternoun's festivities. High School Athlete Dies HOUBTON (U P |) _ The body of high school football star Tummy Schobel wua re­ turned to his hometown of Columbus, T M o n d a y . Schobel, an 18-y e a r-o ld halfback for Ulshop Purest Catholic High School, Hied Sunday in a Houston hospital aa the result of injuries sus­ tained in a game in Kan An­ tonin on Nov. 22. He had been paralysed from the neck down after being injured on the opening kickoff. NEW YORK (UPl) — Wil­ liam Rademacher of Northern Michigan University has sign­ er with tha New York Jets of the American F o o t b a l l League aa a free agent. Rademacber, whom tha Jets plan to us* as a flanker or defen­ Western France's Brit a any sive back, la tha eighth col­ derived Us name from the lege player to sign with New huge migrations from Britain York since the recent AFL to there during the fifth and sixth centuries “THE TKADEWINDS.” talented folk-ninKlnjt trio from Lyman With School, nang for the Christiana Dance sponsored last week by the South Seminole Junior High student council. Members of the group nre. from left, Bill Wharton, Dennis Bryson and Jim Jarrurd. (Herald Thoto) Your choice this winter ranges from soft ankle-hug­ ging leather boots that are suitable for both indoor and outdoor wear to sUppen designed chiefly for the path between the refrigerator and the easy chair. Gift footwear for people who prefer to view the wintry scene from behind a windowpane boast high fashion and a high degree of comfort. For the girls there are lea­ ther slippers or mules in colorful, lavish fashions. Some are beautifully embossed in gold or silver. Others are embroidered in floral designs. A harlequin slipper is made up of bright leathers In dia­ mond shapes. Us corners turn back and are fastened down with tiny silver belle or gay, gold pins. The court Jester’s slipperboot of soft-leather reaches to the ankle where it Is gather­ ed in with a band of jewels, fur tie or a leather thong. A new idea in women’s slip­ pers is a leather lining in an even brightrr shade than the slipper itself, such as geran­ ium lined with turquoise, vellow with citron, and scarlet with bright pink. Men's easy slippers also come in a variety of atyles. These are leaUier-llned, lowcut opera slippers in glossy smooth leather for wear with an elegant dressing gown. For the man who prefers casual dress at home, gtnve leather moccasin slippers are available in a variety of colors and styles. One popu­ lar moccasin features a fold­ ed back, stitched down tongue. Another hsppy Christmas thought Is a pair of soft leather travel scuffs that tuck into each other. Wherever he wears them. they'U remind htm of hearth and home. H. B. Pope Co., Inc. MIAMI (UPl) - A lather ran over and killed one of his nine children here Monday as he returned home from de­ livering Christmas presents to needy persons, police re­ ported. Solomon Barrett, airlines truck driver, told officers he was backing hi* present laden truck i n t o hi* driveway “when I heard a thump." “ I went back to see what it was, and there wa* my baby,” he said. Barrett drove the baby, Mi­ chelle, 18 months, tu a hos­ pital but she died several hour* later. Friends said that every year Barrett takes time oft from the airline to deliver Christmas packages to needy ipersons. Film ‘Practice’ ORLANDO (UPl) — The Air Force Academy football team was .cheduled to look at films of North Carolina In action today in preparation for the Patrons' Dec. 28 Gator Howl clash with the Tar Heels In Jacksonville. Webber. Doris Aiken and Alice Dunnett gave the cheer ami were dressed in their South Semin­ ole Junior High School cheer­ leader outfits. If You Don't Know W hat To Give Him II) France* Wester The Win Sumo CIu sj and the Young Married Claes of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary held a Joint Christmas party In the church annex last Tuesday night. Members of the entertaining committee had decorated the rooms with special Christmas decorations for the occasion. The group rnjoyed games dur­ ing the evening. The exrhanga af gifts was part of the pro­ gram. Refreshments were served to the following guests; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hill, 31r. and Mrs. Hurley Wilhelm, Mr. and Mrs. U. II. Hell. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph K. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. George Cole, Mr. and .Mrs. Don Sullivan, Mr. and More than 41 million per­ Mr*. Jack Hamm, Mr. and sons visited the 1958 Brussels Mrs. Rob Wilkerson, Mrs. Ral­ World's Fair, according to the eigh Cooper, Mr*. Shirley 3teade and H. Ferguson. Encyclopaedia Britannic*. air conditioner Father Kills Own Child the meeting. The opening prayer was given by Mrs. C. N. North. Routine businMS was discussed. M n. Charlotte McQulllin, from Longwood, presented the devotional. She used Remans 5:1-11 and the fourth chaptei of Second Corinthians. The dosing prayer w u given by Mrs. Stokes. During the social hoar gifts were exchanged In a clevel ■nd different way by match­ ing little Christmas bells that had been placed on th s pack, ages. Refreshments were served by the hostess who was assist­ ed by Sirs. Annie Johns and Mrs. SI. P. Slathrson. Other members attending were Strs. W. 1. Wsnxlcy, .Mrs. T. M. Whlgham. Mrs. Leon Keel, Mrs. \V. G. Brown, Sirs. J. Sixelove, Sirs. George Stephans, Strs. J. E. Green, Mrs. Crawford Shelton ami Mrs. J. A. Yarn. INSURANCE For ChhUbruoA May We Suggest . . . ft B Genuine Accessories W y m . . That Can Be Enjoyed All Year Round! • • • • • • • • BACK-UP LIGHTS SEATBELTS SEAT BELT RETRACTORS MIRRORS CIGARET LIGHTER ACCESSORY FLOORMATS RADIO HEATER AUTO k PROPERTY For The Finest Year Around IN SU RA N CE Weather Conditioner All Lines Written FEDDKRS Salve — Service Bring Your Insurance 200 8. Park Ave. Sanford Problems To Us — PA 2-4234 Bring: This Ad To Our PARTS DEPARTMENT FOR A SPECIAL a u t o s e r v ic e HARRY ADAIR’S GULF SERVICE Tires - Bitten#* - Accsitoris* Road AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service French A 1st. PA 2 0921____ FA 3-9922 FEEDS Sanford Flour and Feed Store Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy Hay > Cotton Seed Meal Cow Feed 53.40 per 100 lb. Kittening and Fattening 320 Sanford Ave. Sanford AGENCY 213 S. Park Ave, FA 2-684f SANFORD. FLA. Holiday Discount a L. HARVEY FLUNBIXn Complete Installations • Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen Fixtures Water Pumps Free Estimate* 204 S. Sanford Open Saturday Afternoon ’Till 4:30 YOUR FRIENDLY FORI) DEALER FA 2-33*1 VACUUM CLEANERS SANFORD Vacuum Cleaner Service Parts A. Supplies par All Make* Including Electrolux Free Pick Up Ph. FA 2-3MJ INCORPORATED - St. Sanford FA 2-1481 Winter Park — MI 4-M15 �<* - v r '• ■ .For unto you is born this d a y . . . Christ the Lord. Through the eyes of faith, young and old once more behold the tender mother, the faithful Joseph, the reverent Magi before the tiny Babe. With them, we bow our heads in silent worship . . . and seem to hear echoes of heavenly choirs singing “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men,” (H ir e § a i t f b r b iS jfr a li Herald Carriers Herald Correspondents Herald Staff Cake Mary Frances Wenter Rirhard Place Steve Garver Clyde Walls Altamonte Springs Julia Harms John Carver William McPherson Janie L. Shoemaker Thomas W higluin Hear I.ake-Forest City I-ikr Monroe Don Itenton Mr. & Mrs. I.on Simerly Harold Clark Raymond c . Hays Elsie Kowalski Mra. H. I.. Johnson Mrs. George M. H arriett Paul Millnlagel Julia B. Well* David Rrown Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Trooper Otto Horton Mary Frances Da via Casselberry Jane Casselberry Izmgwnnd John Hull Donna Entea Raymond Stevens John Tow ell Oliver Kobylak Fred Van Tell Reuben Killelirew William liras mcl I Chuluola North OrLindn Mrs. V. M. G rinrr Tommy Saundcra William It. Vincent, J r. II. E. Aiken Joan Magin Mona Grinsleud Airs. & Mm. Carl Stubbing* Harold Washington Julian Slenntrom Roy Green DeHary Onteen Ken Oyler Ale* Wynn Helen Glecson Harriett Johnson Mrs. Adam Muller Mm. Clarence Snyder Wesley l.ee Clarence Henderson Fred Wells Heryl lllark Elizabeth Long Donna Merck Enterprise Oviedo Ken Harriett Oscar Knighton Bernire Kelsey I-aura Willis Helen Snodgrass Anna Jardine Fred Gnnan James Mathews Marie Harris Jran J. lire wing Ion Geneva Jim Hull W. H. Guinea H. 1- Tenney Frank Vollnline Iami.se Grayson Jim Warfel Waller A. Giclow Ralph Hays Winifred F. Gielow �—Dee. *4,1968 AT THIS HOLY SEASON UR V E R T we pause to extend •nr weraest withes ta all ew friends.' W ARM EST CHULUOTA W ISH ES ! REALTY & House of Floors L. W. Morakl . Phene S65-S282 DALLAS A BILLY BAKER A GANG P«m P in a Fern Park A IHININO HOLIDAY) visited Sarepta Rest Home Sunday afternoon to give • Christmas Party and glfta to the residents. Here Gene Walters, party chairman, left, presents a g ift to Harry G. Weitzel as Mrs. Tamaar Braden, assistant administrator of the home and Pete Bowersox, Exalted Ruler of the Elks Club, right, look on. (Herald Photo) LiPs Beauty Playgirl Fashions. Salon Ph. MS-3585 Chuluota Fern P la n Fern Park Ph. 838-3515 Germans Still Revel In Yule Traditions taking thit opportunity to extend our beat Christmas wishes to all of you. H Vrt L D. Plante, Inc. OVIEDO PH. 865-3242 FRANKFURT (UPI) -The German* have given up hurttag juggernaut bonfire* down mouoainiidee but otherwise revel la their Chrlstmaatime tradition*. Indeed, the pre-Christian Germanic rite of toppling tpruce and Or booflrea to mark the ancient druid holi­ day of “tonoenwende" (mid­ winter festival) w u the fore­ runner of the candle-lighted Christ mi* tree, some scholar* •ay. Chicken entriil sacrifice* bung from the branch** were replaced by candy, fruits, glass ball* and tinsel. Whoa the high priest saw the first rays of sun peep over the hornaoa <m Dec. 21—the winter solstice on which the daylight boun start to Unrh­ ea—he N t torch to the tree* and neat them hurtling down the mountainside. Thus the bear-skinned heath­ en la the valley knew be coeld atari quaffing m«id. Latter-day German* go light oa the guullag at ChrUtmai but heavy oa the "gemuetllchkeit," gorging and gift-giving. German children ret a dou­ ble helping of Christmas trove. SC Nikolaus, the Ger­ man vcnloo of Santa Claus, empties his sack of candy and presents into children's boots left outside the door on Dec. 6. Red-clad and white bearded, Jolly St. Nikolaus llo-Ho’s in on the saint's day of bis histrocial inspiration, Bishop Nikolaus of Myra, who fed his Asia minor flock miracul­ ously in a famine about 350 A. D. The derman santa elaus travels by donkey. With him is an ogre-like lout named rupprecht who spank* naugh­ ty children with a hefty birch rod and carries off be worst little helllone in a sack. Germans, like Americans, complain greedy merchants ir e ever • commercialising Christmas. But the German Christmas season has always started early. Bright Christ­ mas c a l e n d a r a, advent wreaths and candles appear In homes Dee. 1. Mothers snip a tiny Window from the calcndan dally, exposing a splash of color and n boo bon for the children. Ted Williams Hardware 205 E. 25th S t. FA 2-S464 Dearborn Electronics (greetings* Vern McNeil HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING 801 E. 25th S t. FA 2-0811 Central Florida’s Moat Beautiful Ballroom and Recreation Center Just off 17-92 at Big Tree Park Longwood. Fla. Midway Between Orlando and Sanford TO OUR FRIENDS We pause front wordly labors to give our thanks for kindness in the past, and to wish you Christmas joys that last and last. BRIGHT CHEER Nelson & Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. CITIZENS BANK of OVIEDO W« with to etch and every one of our many, many loyal patrons a vu y M en/ Christmas. SMITTY'S 8NAPPLV TURTLE CompUta Mowrr Srnlra S. Orlando |)r. F .\ 2-2111 FIRST N A T IO N A L at W inter Park. Fla. BANK �'Sleighbell 2 2 ' Has Christinas Mission GRIFFIS AIR F O R C E BASE, N. Y. (trpl) — Just about the time that Santa la getting ready to begin hit annual rounds, "Sleighbell 23" will be readied Tor takeoff at thia Strategic Air Command (SAC) 'jollity. "Sleighbell 33" U a code name for a KC-133 Strato- # £gj CAROLING FORTH CAY WISHES! Gregory Lumber Co. FA 2-0500 520 Maple Ave. Both planes arc part of tanker, a giant craft that looks like a four-engine com­ SAC'a Air Alert, a force of mercial Jet a ir liner without Intercontinental bombers and support craft, always air* wlndowa. For the families of Capt. borne and ready to itrike, above the frigid waters, even if their home bases "Sleighbell 23" will transfer should be destroyed in an her load of 100.000 pounds of enemy nuclear attack. fuel to a B53 jet bomber Capt. Magees KC-115 and from a SAC base in Europe. sister craft, on similar Christmas Eve missions through­ out the world, maintain the speed exactly, "We’ll only be about 47 feet apart, and that isn’t much when you're going over 4SO miles an hour," says Capt. Magee, a veteran of 10 years of tanker flying. Airman 1/C Raymond K. Carthage, of Ran Gabriel, Calif., bcom operator, per­ forms his duties while lying flat on his stomach in a Uny well under the tail of the 136-foot Stra tot anker. When the Christmas mission la completed and greetings ex­ changed with the other crew, Capt. Magee and his men will FA 2-311.1 be able to return across the James P. Magee, of Cincinn­ ati, Ohio, the pilot, snd his threa man crew, Christmas Eve, 1963 wilt be a time of separation. The four men. members of the 4t6th SAC Bomber Wing, will spend six hours on a lonely flight across New York and New England to a rend­ ezvous point 100U miles out over the North Atlantic. There, some 33.000 feel global capability of tlw Air Alert bombers through tha tricky rite of in flight Jet-toJet refueling. Since 1953, an aerial hook­ up between a bomber ami a tanker has been completed on an average of one every 13 minutes, day in and day out. Flying at 430 miles an hour, ' Sleighbell 23" ami the slight­ ly larger 11-32 will close on each other until the nose of the bomber is almost touching itie tall of the tanker. The piktls must match their air- r!. Merry Christmas Cohen Radiator Shop 21M'j E. Third St. darkened communities of the Northeastern United States to their own la millet here. On ony other night, this flight would be fairly unevent­ ful. But on Christ mat Eve, the routine ia broken aa per­ iodic accounts of another strange flight come crackling in over the radio. In somber, official ‘ones, arctic radar atationa of the Ground Control Intercept net­ work, part of the Air Defense Command, report spotting an '‘eight-engined" Unidentified Flying Object, la air ipeed, altitude, estimated time of a r­ rival in the United States and the fact that Jolly sounds of laughter accompany the Gight. "We haven't spotted him yet.” Capt. Magee saya with a smile, "hut l'ie told Capt. Bnepple (C apt Wayne T. Boepple, of Mohawk, N. Y. navigator on "Sleighbell 32") that I don't want him to gel nudolph'a red nose confused with one of the stars he'll be sighting." 10 ALL AT CHRISTMAS T.REAL L. Lingo ESTATE Oviedo 365-3173 Oviedo Tractor Company I.G.A. FOOD MART 365-3218 OVIEDO, FLORIDA 1*. O. liox 318 FA 2-5018 T-nke Mary, Fin. Ol In and Ida May Sjohlom Christmas Blessings Christmas Greetings At this Roly Seaton, let mremember fiimWhomwe seek, and may Kb spirit be with you in all tta days si the yea to tome, To all of you, we wish the merriestever Christmas We are taking this opportunity to extend our Open During The Holiday* For Cocktails And Drinks best Christmas wishes to all of you. THE WINTER PARK TELEPHONE COMPANY TO AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR 600D WILL Lake Catherine Inn JE R R Y ’S Chuluota, Florida Phone 365-3571 Food Market Oviedo Th. 365-3198 Seminole Publishing Co. Janten T. Talmndgc, Jr., Prop. 0. Rot 1089 Sanford, Fla. THT’V 'I* ' ■ (dkris\tms r e e lin g s SsuoAonA tjhssdinqA * H i'*) * 4 «*t • ,, i a warm, hearty M erry Christmas and thanks, FROM TH E EM PLOYEES AND M ANAGEM ENT OF Serving Our Community Since 1934 Winter Park Federal savings and loan association 'ynatronics. Inc . AEROSPACE ELECTRONICS The Yu Jeffdo season, apart from Ha Importance spiritually, affords u a a unique opportunity to express not qnly season's greetings, but sincere appreciation lot the courtesy ol your patronage during the past year. To you - your family * Irom all of us— HIGHWAY 17-92 MAIN OFFICI N«w England ol KnowLt 'At ih* C toitioudi" W inter Pork F«m Park NORTH BRANCH ’■ �Jm Christmas h Land 0 1 Dhksas Sanford MANUFACTURERS Inc. •18 W. F ln t St. FA 2-6332 LONDON (UPI) — Chrlatin tha land of Charlta Dickene la, as ha put It, "a good time, a kind, forgiving, charitable, pleasant time." He wrota tha worda In IB43 In hta Immortal “ A Chriatmaa Carol." Ilia story of goodwill through tha transformation of tha miserly Scrooge illustrat­ ed th at together with its re­ ligious significance, Christ* mas to Brltona means family reunions and celebrations. Charity brought about the naming of tha day altar Christmas aa "Boxing Day," which la also a public holi­ day. It evolved from the tra­ dition of giving Christmas "h o its" of gifts, nowadays of money, to trsdeamen. Christmas hare tends to he a mixture of America's Christ­ mas and New Years as, with the exception of Scotland, the New Year la generally cele­ brated with lata meaning than in tha United Statca, and la not a public holiday. For children, Dec. 2G brings presents from "F ather Christ­ mas,*’ tha English version of Santa Claus. They hang out stockings on Christmas Eva and find them filled in the morning. Father Christmas, who rldta through tha air In a reindeer-drawn sleigh, Is sup­ posed to come down the chimney with tha gifts. Some time before Christmas young­ sters write a letter to him ■sytng what they would like to receive and after parents have taka a surreptitious glanee a t the list, one meth­ od of delivery la to let It waft up tha chimney on the current of air created by a fire. Another la to put It in the mail box, addressed to Greenland or lealand in the belief that Fathar Christmas lives In a snowy country. The modern Christmas mesl is usually turkey and Christ­ mas pudding. Up until the 17th century It was bear's head, served with ceremony In the evergreen-decorated halls of tha feudal lords, who open­ ed their homes to frlenda and tenants for 19 days of merry­ making from Christmas ava. But such festivities were for­ bidden in the puritans era by act of Parliament in 1044. However, tha practice of evergreen decoration, which dates hack to pre-Christian times, atlll persists. Holly anil mistletoe were Joined In the 19th century by the Chriat­ maa tree, which was Intro­ duced to Britain by Prince Albert of Germany, husband of Queen Victoria. Another Victorian Innova­ tion was tha Christmas card. The first known on* was de­ signed by artist John Callcott in 1B43. It showed three scenes —■ the feeding and clothing of tha poor and a Victorian family at tabl# — and wished "a merry Christ­ mas and a happy new year to you.” Although tha card la laid to have caused a certain amount of criticism for alleg­ edly encouraging alcoholism because the family held g la n ­ ce, tha idea eaught on. The eclentifie advances of the 20th century have brought about a new Chrlitmae tra ­ dition Impossible in Dickens' day. A message from the sov­ ereign la broadcast to homes throughout Britain and the Commonwealth on Chrlitma* day. This year, because Queen Elisabeth la expecting a child early in the New Year, ahe will be heard only via radio and not appear on television. TO OUIMAMY OU1 WABMEST All The Girls Al The Seminole Plaza Beauty Shop Seminole Plaza Arcade P h . 838-2899 I ' 1 t 14 Wert Jewelry 202 E. First St. FA 2-0181 Horne Distributors 2927 S. Orlando Dr. ‘ Wishing you all the happiness HOLIDAY GREETINGS that can come Moy your home be aglow with a l OUR W ISH with Christmas. the joy of the Christmas season. May Hit Chrhtmai story, filled with the wonder of God's overwhelming love for us, unfold more and more fn your own lives to bring you great Joyl u. j Ivey's Shoe Store Buddy's 4 Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 311 E. First St. FA 2-5622 Automotive ft Wrecker Service HARCAR ALUMINUM I'ltODUCTS COMPANY Orlando IIwy. FA 2-5510 1121 R. Sanford 322-1751 Joy to the World, the Lord Is come! And may His spirit be with us In this most sacred Holy Season. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-2621 LET THE SOUNDS OP CU1USTUAS JOY IUNG OUTI HILL Deep South Products, Inc. HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT 10. 216 S. Oak Av*. Af His Birth the Angels sang, "Poaco on earth to men of good Fnreal City, Fla. GLAD TIDINGS OF WE.* May this same peace, the gift of the Prince of Peaces JO Y AT CHRISTMAS be your* this Christm as and m ay It fill your life with Joy! As we Join In giving God our thanks for Hit blessing* w e also pause to soy "thanks* to you, too, our friends! Bill Hemphill and Staff B ILL 301 W. Flral St. H EM PH ILL MOTORS Ph. 322-0231 J. C. Penney Co. 106 E. First FA 2-5585 A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL # AND A GREAT BIG THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED GOOD WILL Celery City Printing Co.r Inc. Commercial Printing ft Utographlng 300 W. Flint St. FA 2-2581 A HEARTY TH AN K S FO B Y OUR W ARM PATRON A G E • Lee Brothers Plumbing 319 Elm Ave. FA 2-0852 « . r » * �t —— Yuletime In New Mexico Extending our best wishes to you and your family for a v e r y . . . Merry Christmas and a very Happy Holiday Season M A T H ER of Sanford Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203*09 E. 1st ST. FA 2*0983 ... aoM — fc_. 9l)> traZorl frraO Dee. 24,1963 — Page S-A SANTA FE, N.M. (UFO — patroness of the Americas. turkey la stuffed with pinon Ebcntxcr Scrooge would have The nlnc-dey reenactment of nut dressing. In some homes found life even more unbear­ the Holy Family*! search for there will be the traditions! able in New Mexico at Christ­ the inn a t Bethlehem follows. marranito, roast suckling pig, mas than in Dickens’ London. In the tiny Rio Grande vil­ The traditicnl ‘fixings' are And a Happy New Year That's because Christmas lages, folk plays with local com, rice, squash, tortilla* her* Is a mixture of Indian casts are performed. Stories and a bottle of sugary choke, To You And Yours The Good Samaritan Homs drums and dancing feet, lumi­ of the ancient shepherds— cherry wine. In Scrooge’s London, he And Real Haven Kindergarten naries and pinatas, streets Los Pastores — will he re­ filled with singing proces­ told for the thousandth time, was forced finally to say, (Mother) Ruhy I,. Wilson while the churches, centers •'Merry Christmas." In San­ sions and holiday fun. President The atomic age visitor who of village life, will be illu­ ta Fe he would say it much isn't cn guard tees the barren minated with incense candles earlier, "Felix Navidad." New Mexico hills turn into a made by the villager*. view of ancient Palestine. And on Christmas day San­ Lonely shepherds tend their ta Fe bursts with fiesta ftocka as they did 2,000 years gaiety. In homes the roast ago In the Holy Land. N ar­ row dirt roads wind up hill­ sides to adobs villages that Best Gifts For could be Bethlehem. A 'hah humbug’ attitude Is Christmas Day NUERNBERG, Germany hard to find. In the puebtos and villages (UPI) — Everyone knows around Santa Fe during the Santa Claus' workshops are festive season, natives enact nt the North Pdle. Anyone Los Posad.-s — the Proces­ who has visited N irm bcrg in sions. In one of the oldest December knows hia show* Spanish traditions, groups of rooms are right here. Nuernberg'* "Christkindlchildren go from door to door carrying torches and seeking mnrkt” Is a dream come shelter for nine days. The true for children front three answer fer them Is the same to 10.1. The name means “Christ as ft was for another proces slon long ago: “There is no child’s fair.’’ Here in southern Germany, Santa Claus Is cred­ room here.” In the Indian pueblos on ited only with the pre-Christ­ Christmas Eve natives recite mas gifts. The most cherished the prayers taught them 300 presents are saved for Christ­ years ago by the Spanish mas day, and children be­ priests who came with the lieve they come not front conquistadors. After ths mid Renta but from the Christ night m isses in the dirt floor child. churches, the Indians begin their day-long dances that tell cf the coming of Christ. Wrap With Theme DALLAS (UPI) — To be Other* light the pinon wood bonfires to guide the lost in tune with the times, a Christmas gift pneknge must Christ child to the village. In Santa Fe, Christmas is Imve wrappings with n com­ not a one-day. trim-the-tree plete color scheme and a event, Homes gleam with "theme," reports Ted Strnus, hundreds of luminariaa — whose firm Is a leader in the CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. sand-filled paper bags with gift wrapping field. The day* of white tissue paper and | a candle inside. Roaring bon­ fires light the annual miracle green ribbon are over, he say*. plays. Families gather to break pinatas—colorful elay figures filled with eendy, Goose For Yule hung from the coiling nml COPENHAGEN, Denmark broken by blindfclded chil­ (UPI) — The Christmas dren. goose or duck Is the main Early In December the dish on the holiday table In luminaries go up on the flat Denmark, although spare ribs roofs and walls of homes. sometimes take the place of These traditional lights lead fowl. the way for the Inst Christ Child, El Nldo Peril Ido, who Salvation Army vocal anil walks among the faithful at Instrumental groups visit hos­ Christmas. pitals and Institutions to The age-old firstn of the spread Christmas c l i f f r Virgin of fSuadalupo begins through music anil song dur­ Dec. I t to honor the Catholic ing the holiday season. ME R R I E S T HOLIDAYS, EVERYONE! M ay tho gift of la stin g c h ee r e n to r y o u r Itom a th is rJ-irinim/vw. ■4 Downtown Sanford Merchants Shoemaker M ER R Y. We’ re bearing best wishes to all our many wonderful friends, and thanks for your patronage. A BC PEACE on EARTH LIQUORS Just North Of Casselberry City * Limit* On Hi-Way 17*92 .A h we look over the past year and count our many blessing* we realize how much you have contributed to our at Christmas A. A. Bail Bond Agency Lee A. Wheeler, Jr. — Rus* Corley Phone 322*1166 hucccm. Thank you. Best Holiday Wishes From Willie & Eddie Hunt, and Employees Senkarik CLASS & PAIN! CO. 210 Magnolia FA 2*1622 Hunt lincoln-M ercury, Inc. 109 N . P a lm e tto Ave. Sanford �How IIN Delegates Celebrate ON EARTH M q rC M W tru e Jo ? reign V s- r w m $ UN1TED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) - United Nations dip­ lomats thoutands of miles from homo tend to celebrate Christmas In much the same manner as their American friends. The usual practice of UN delegates who obsenr the holiday la to hold email parHas in their mission head­ quarters, attend church, and then enjoy family dinners in tho apartments or houses they rant white assigned la Now York. Some, like the Scandinav­ ians, uphold old traditions which they observe In their native lands. The Russians Ignore Christmas and eon. centrato an Now Year's. Tho non-Christiana from the Mid­ dle East, North Africa and ports of Asia, of coarse, do not recognise Christmas. Tho Christmas-New Year's parted traditionally la a *Tot- O .K . Tire Stores CLONED DEC. gllh 1 P. M. OPEN FRIDAY, DEC. 27th does- lor UN diplomats. The tie Auembly concludes to thraa ow th General Aaaem- e«Wbrite at boa*. With m o m of tb* biggest before Dec. I and then there poweri, such u Briulo sod is a mass eaodus across the Franco, tho holiday festivities oceans by temporary dele­ ara held by tho Coniui-Gen* gatee. Only the small perman­ ent staffs of the 111 UN mem­ ber states remote in the Unit­ ed States. “Generally speaking, tbs delegatee era tired out from the final weeks of tha Assamspend n quiet holiday away from international problems," explains n member of the delegatee' hospitality commit­ tee. Diplomats from Ghana, Ni­ geria and the Congo, which have tho biggest delegations among the sub-Sahara Afri­ can nation*, have no special events. They may go to church end then gather for small parties In tbalr mission offices or homes. The same is true for Euro­ pean countries like Portugal and Ireland, and for the Philippine, on# of the few Christian nations in Ads. Latin Americana, who an predominantly Roman Cath­ olic, generally depart after Seasons Greetings oral Is Now York ratter Dos tho UN mis*tea*. Tho French Consul-General invitee mombera of the French eommunlty to enjoy a Christmas tree and preacnU far children. t c > 0 Rose & Wilk's RESTAURANT WE WILL BE CLOSED From 9:30 A. M. Christman Da; To Allow Oar Employee* The Day At Home. Open Thursday A s UnuaI. OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY FA 2-5842 ft JOY TO THE WORLD SEASON S GREETINGS lit alt J o l t w lsb Jag row and y o u rs a happy tim e t NEW P1NECREST SHOPPING CENTER 17-92 ft 27th SI. oor good frlcndg and their loved one* we extend our •(nearest withes for a Christmas •canon filled with dicer. Miracle Concrete Co. CLOSED Tuewdny, WedneMday, Thursday 21th 23th 2fith Sanford Electric Co., Inc. Brass Motors PAINT & GLASS FA 2-5441 111 W. 2nd Mt. FA Z-SIS1 1< & Magnolia A n . FA 2-1562 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO ALL! THIS IS OUR WISH TO IACH OP YOU A T C H R IS T M A S I * Lou Temple if W o'r# hoping yo a r Ynlntidn la fu ll o f b lig h t s a r p r is a s . e Irving I. Pryor Air Condllli.ning l(rfrigrratiun 401 Sanford Ave, FA 2-81112 Stale Farm Insurance 107 Magnolia Avn. 322-5142 SEASON’S % % T o all our friends: Jo y , Peaca and Good W ill — th a t ia o u r w ish to yo u th is wondrous Christmas aoasonl Sunshine Realty NATURAL GAS COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES 202 8. Sanford Ave. F / Amy Anderson Electric Supply Co. FA 2-0631 Registered Real Estate Broker a ia FA 2-749.1 e �t Court Rules Santa's Name FAIRBANKS. V%it- c w T tt | f u l l f c tf » a ttifr t / w « g f« « w t t /ia SOUTHERN A IR HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING George J. Mill* FA 2-8321 2513 S. OAK AUifca (U PI)—In « u of Um itxM feat court cm** on record In Alatka, a federal judge 10 jrcurs ago derided no one per­ iod could b* Santa Claus. A Fairbanks resident, Robart Lea Chatter, had petition­ ed the court to legally ehanr* hi* nnm* to Santa Claua. Judge Harry E. P ratt pounded Mo (ta e l that cold apriag morning of April 17. 195.7, and th* little drama unfolded. T ht Judge aaked if there war# any objection*. “Th* name belong* to chil­ dren, and 1 don't think any on* individual ahould be allow­ ed lo have that name,’' wa* one. A local merchant aarruitically ndded th at aince F air banka waa the cioaest large city to the North role, it ahould rename itaelf Santa Claua. The man who later became mayor of h'orth Pole, Alaska, alao protested. H* an Id there SANTA CLAUS paid an early visit to children in home* aloni Monro* were t h o u s a n d * of Santa Avenue in DeRary. Stopping at the Charles Trinowski'*, ha saw, from Clause* throughout the world. left, Chuckle, Deborah, Steve (on hi* tap), Anna Mnrie and Barbara Jean. Cheater, horn in Newburgh, All are Trinowski children except Anna Murie who ia the daughter of Mr. N. Y.. April 25, 1912. laid he and Mr*. Francis I’ezold. (Cox Photo) had d i a c u e a e d the name change with member* of hia la cold, legal tone*, Judge eient reason for a change of lowed. It i* therefor* diaallow- ] family, who didn't object, and name In this ease and that It •d" Piatt aald: that aaaoelatea had assured would be Inconsistent with him It would b« good for but!- "It ia the Judgment of the public Interest and unsatisfac­ The name Santa Claua itlTI | court that there ia no auffl- tory to the rourt if it wera al­ belonged to everyone. neaa. PEACE AT CHRISTMAS Dekle’s Gulf Service 2518 French At *. FA 2-4124 tt*$ K r LARRY'S MART FA S-41S2 215 9. Sanford Avo. JOYEUX NOEL Thank* t* all o f you, our m any loyal friends and cu>iom *ra. f o r y o u r Gator Lumber & Hardware 700 S. Frtneh and a FA 2-7121 RI1Z THEATRE And Employees Firestone Stores F irst A French Sanford bs& Sn A t ta la * o s t g lo r io M tim e, w* would Ik . m Happy New Year jen r TO The Management and S taff of STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. V ftn ju u f. (jh n id Jtm a A Day 'n' Night Grill Carroll’s Furniture 111 W. Flrat St. FA 2-5181 THE STATE MARKET RESTAURANT 1300 French Are. FA 2-422B RE J OI CE 7 buo WI TH US at CHRISTMAS Jesus looks with joy on Mary's face. . . May His gaze reward you.too, with grace. May she share with you the Holy Child. . . May your life be one on which He's smiled. May joys Mary knew at Jesus’ Birth Give peace to you and everyone on earth! “Chirping in* at ChtkUnml THOMAS MOVING and STORAGE 201 N. Laurel Phona PA 2-1991 Sanford NEHI 540 Pecan Ate. BOTTLING $im diunJt REALTY COMPANY Sanford t * �1 meat- t CHRISTMAS ^ jo y - m Headache Greatest Jo y Killer 14 R oot Service Glowing GOOD WISHES May your be worm and bright! Seminole County Blood Bonk M in Doucette — Louise Bauman Vena Mathers FA 2*8771 NEW YORK (UP1)—Psy­ chiatrists worry about holiday emotional outbunta they refer to a a the “Christmas synThe victims claim drome. they hate Santa and alt else rcn neeted with the holiday. But a survey of family phy­ sicians points to the headache as the greatest joy killer. Contrary to popular belief, the kinds of headache likely to disrupt festivities are not nec­ essarily related to over-indul­ gence In food and drink. Host of the victims are women In the prime of life. Physicians specialising in headache research collaborat­ ed for survey purposes with scientists In the laboratories of Sandos Pharmaceutical*. Hanovar, N. Y. They reported that migraine and othar vascular type head­ aches ara tha chief culprits. Thay classified them as fol­ lows: classic migraine, com­ mon migraine, menstrual mi­ graine, cluster headache. Practicing physicians coop­ erating in the research effort aald tha victims of migraine and similar headache Hava such a long acquaintance with sevare peln thay may attempt to taka the holiday headache in stride, convinced t h a t “nothing can be done about it.M Something can be dona, par­ ticularly In preventing head­ ache onset, according to the researchers. A v o i d a n c e of activities nhieh (iU H anxiety and «■ hauation are baaie recommend* ationa. Also there'* now avail­ able a tablet, via doctor's pre­ scription, for preventing re­ current migraine and other vascular headache*. The tablet doe* not relieve pain, however, once it starts. As for holiday hradaehea resulting from too much o f good things, even the scientist rely on aspirin and the ice pock. j Orlando Hiway MAT HAPPINESS BE YOU13 > '$ j* w u d i'A * Stars* Closeness MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) Priests at the Spring Hill College observatory here study the stars at tha Christ­ mas season especially, be­ lieving It brings them closer to Christ. W ith the coming ol (ho Yuletide nrwnxte and their families oar Tory best wiaheelor a happy holiday* SEM IN O LE R EA LTY » W. Dietrichs. Broker AMoMe W. Meets, Assoc. — M. V. "MO” Parry, A ssoc IN I 8. Parti Hanford (Boob U I b Ij m / » Old Saint Nicholas w ill m m , be w ith us all again and ha brings you our very rincerert, wishes for a Happy Holiday! MeadorsMarine YUI.ETIDE WISHES TO EVERYONE Harold Kaslner ;--*Best Wishes% J o Our Friends C H R IST M A S BLESSINGS TO ALL O U R FR IEN D S AND COMPANY 413 W. 13th St. FA 2-2031 2101 S. French Are, 322-1392 Kilgore Seed Company Division of Aagrow 1400 W. First St. Sanford APPLIANCE SERVICE 308 S. Sanford Ave. s i ^*3 f r* '“ A Merry Christmas to Everyone CHRISTMAS T O YOU a yoa ear cwtomerv «• M b very Hen's hoping that yon and yuan wffl know every happiness of this m o t . Wagner's Amoco Service Station 818 S. French FA 2- A JOYOUS LIQUORS NEW PINECFEST SHOPPING CENTER % Seminole County Motors Dodge — Renault Dealer Sanford % / �mm r Swedes Have Month-Long Yule STOCKHOLM (UP1) — To events — M ini tolemn, soma Swedes, th« Christmas i n festive — which lighten tho •on U • month-lone series ot burden of the northern coun­ try’* d ark , ferociously cold winter. G ift* of hoafth and happlnoss w* wish for you o f Christmas. Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. 127 W. First st. Ph. FA 2-3241 HAVE A GAY HOLIDAY! VO IG T Construction Co. Chuluota 385-3135 TO EVERYONE Flemings Gifts • Cards • llookn 210 E. F irst St. Lucia day, a uniquely Sued* iih custom observed on Dec. IS. ia a festival of light— virtually a rebellion igainat the brooding darkness which descends on Sosndinsvia in December. It evolved from the psgan tributes to Lucis. the goddess of light in sncient Rome, and is observed no where else in the world. On Lucia Day, a candle­ hearing girl clad in white traditionally awakens the sleeping family at dawn. Cof­ fee and wheat cakes are serv­ ed and the Lucia song is sung. On the evening of Lucia Day, in nearly every city amt hamlet in Sweden, a Lucia procession winds through tha street* heralding the light which is so scares and which the Nordic people in sncient times feared might not re­ turn with the spring. Most Swedes prefer, if pos­ sible, to spend their Christ­ mas in the countryside, perhsps the family homestead on a remote, snow-shrouded farm. Decorating ths horn# Is traditional with pine twigs, red berries and cones and min­ iature church bells quite pop­ ular. Small red tulips, white hyacinths or white Christmas roses are also often to be seen. And standing In ths living room is a majestic Christmas tree, decorated with candles and numerous ornaments which the family ntnde to­ gether. On Christmas eve, presents are distributed; each should have a poem attached. Christm at sheaths ars set out for the birds, and there is the ’’dipping in the pot:” the fa t from the cooking Christ­ mas pig is poured into a pot and the family gathers s' out dipping slices of spiced bread. Candles are lighted every­ where against the darkness. Christmas dinner la an oc­ casion when food and drink In Incredible quantities ars consumed. The ham is the most substantial item. Then there is ths lay-fish ("lutfisk" in Swedish), which la a sundried and limo-currd fish served with whita sauce, black pepper and salt. The festive table ia loaded with hordes of '‘Smorgasbord- delights. A t dawn on Christmas day, ths family goes to church. i SEASONS 3GREETINGS' •T O A L L O U R FR IE N D S Shepard's Oil Company Gulf Oil Dintribvtor George's Tavern fa 1011 A Frw ck A t *. s-rm mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald WJULMEST WISHES K it. A very big # May tfifs thanks to all our loyal patrons. Christmas delivered daily to your door Alix of Sanford DIVISION OF ALIX OF MIAMI 0 . Lewis Dinkins for Only Distributor The Pure Oil Compuny 604 W. (it h St. FA 2-1312 P U WEEK MANY GOOD WISHES TO YOU Ghnstmas warmth mul Ghrislmas cheer, W e extend to you this time of year. Stine Machine & Supply Co. 207 W. Second FA 2-01.12 i i * 'i l• GOOD LUCK •7 GOOD CHEEK Address • GOOD ABENDS f: GOOD HEALTH s Phone No. GOOD TIDINGS \ MEKKY CHRISTMAS GOOD THOUGHTS GOOD TIMES .S lt f R u t anf ord H e ra ld j 304 1ft. Pint Si. 4* Harry's Bar & Package Store 114 S . Park Ate. FA 2-9860 J. L. Hobby, Sheriff Seminole County �— p Your Sunshine Service Mend* and neighbor! wish the belt for you and your endeavor! at ihia time of giving Thin la the neanoa of the year when gladness and Joy prevail-*—and most especially for oa, when we look hack over the yours be a past and rraliin how much you have contributed In our nuccena. To our many good friends and customers . . . Christmas of warmth, joy and understanding OUR BEST HOLIDAY WISHES! Directors George I). Bishop Srott Burns William Hemphill }|. II. Hodges It. F. Mann Benrge A. Ortagua II. It. Pope A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Ira E. Southward - , FLORIDA POWER l LIGHT COMPART / t I It. K. Adams J. K. Alderman J. E. Andrews J. E. Atkinson It, S, Austin T. W. linker. Jr. I, . J. Bass J. C. Beall F. J. Bender It. (’. Brantley B. F. Ilnllard M. I). Bumgarner Jack Burney W. Scott Burns Ituston Bushy A. Cameron W. A. Cnnup J. W. Carter (■curve W. Carver, Jr. I. ucille B. Carver J. II. Chapman A. J. ('henna E. C. Daniels W. W. Davis A. I.. Dunn ’’ j jr j 1«* i i \ • II. \V. Durranre II. C. Ehy C. W. Fruit* It. A. Fender \V, A, Feslcr W. II, Baines J II. Calloway B. I*. Calloway \V. H. Giles I, . II. Bill II. A. Bo wan J. It. Brant It. D. Briemc Annes Brooms J. F. (irose C. K. Grubb J. E. Halt M. D. Harden A. I). Haskins It. T. Ilalehett \Y. II. Hawkins J. E. Higgins, Jr. II. K. Ilirt A. P. 11it tell K. 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Agnes Orseno Polly Jones Marjorie Todd Sherra Jones Frances Brown Hoy W right Pat Montano Joanna Bass Betty Yost Nyleene Albers Walk lip Tellers Credit Department l.enoru Andrews Juanita McCord Alan Alliers Blenda Gordon Julia Sands Julie lloblis Betty Jo Swain Jean Knzee Joe Rusal Rebecca Pelham Joyce Hragyil Bill Richardson Drive In Tellers Clamline Case Jeannette Ivlnlnw Dotty Ramsay Savings Teller Jo Ann Hamilton Statem ent Window Sarah Krlder Carolyn WUkerson I/)an & Discount & Collection Dept. Clyde Long Bitl drown Maintenance Dept. Frank Blair Tommy Kipp Safe Deposit Box Custodian Dolores Boerss Switchboard Operator It. I.. S p o ils E. A. Wat s on MEMBER F .B .I.C . I me % Secretaries Annette Howard Niki Ashby Auditing K. N'. Stafford T, N. Stafford W, A. SlnnsfirM J. A. Stewart T. F. Stewart J. t \ Taylor I). E. Thrasher C. (i. Tlllis C. W. Turner E. C. Ty ler Bill Ty re It. W. Vonilerhulis J. M. Warner / Margaret Helms Jarquelene Hatcher Fay* Hutcher Dot Butler Ronald ltus*{ Pat Hahun James Williams HeWill T. Mathew* Esther ism Pate T. II. West, Jr. Cliff While Marian W. Williams It. M. Williams E. W. Willis H. E. Wilson Mnrgaret M. Wright I Installment Loan Dept. �Johnson Koops Close Eyo On Cyprus Strife Last Christmas wa got oar youngster to bed real early oo Chriitmat « ( . Tba t* n )l n u ho was tip ta d a t 'em at 8 a j o . This year wo 1st hlai stay up 1st* and ho slopt uatU • a.m. Chriatmss morning. # It wu better this yen. J o h n s o n cmr, t w . (UPI) — President Johnses kapt in eloee touch today with Secretary of State Dean Bosk about fighting on Cyprus, th e White House said Wednesday the Creek-Turkish flaienp waa "not yet a flaming situation but could become one." Johnson, vacationing at his ranch, told newsmen be bad conferred by telephone sev­ eral times with Rusk who wss In close touch with the U. S. embassador to the Mediterra­ nean island nation. More tele­ phone conversations were in­ dicated for today. "There la a situation that has developed there that we are watching very carefully,” the President said. The White House said later t h a t the safety of l.TOO Americana waa e sujer eew- ■asp federal Jobe ae on* hi a "We are cooperating and supporting the effort* of the guarantor powers — Britain, reeee end Turkey," the White Rouse said. This referred to tri-partita guarantees for the independce of Cyprus, whlek former­ ly waa under British rule. The Island won freedom under n compromise between the rival Greek nationalist majority and Turkish nationalist minority. With an eye on this poten­ tially explosive situation the President plunged into a busy work schedule with a deter­ mination to wipe out unneeea- • • • But Christmas Day w isa't so hot lor some City o{ San­ ford crews. Oa Christmas Day city workers were called A oat to unplug tww sewers and ••• to repair a broken water main. Perhaps this wouldn't hare been so bad had it not been for the fact that this waa the eighth consecutira Argoud Trial year city crewa had to be PARIS (UPI) - rorm er called away from their boma Cot. Antoine Argoud, went on for such emergencies. trial here today on charges • • • of treason and plotting to kill Henry McLemore. the well President Charles de Gaulle. 0 known columnist, says "Peo­ United Press Intm attenal ple who argue that ■ belief 15,000 At Grave In Santa Claus is harmful to Temperatures dipped below WASHINGTON (UPI) — freezing in Northern and Cen­ children should be dropped An estimated 15,000 persons down a chimney, head first tral Florida today but most visited the grate of Presi­ and then feet tin t, or rice of the North began to thaw dent John F Kennedy, at versa. I'll continue to feel out from one of the coldest Arlington Naiinnal Cemetery this way until aomeone shows Decembers on record. on Christmas Day. The mercury dipped to 27 me an adult whose shattered life is traceable to a belief degrees a t Cross City, In the Pleads Guilty in the Jolly m an from the pre-dawn hours and 39 de­ VIENNA (UPI) - A Bul­ grees at Tallahassee. 9 North Pole." garian diplomat pleaded guil­ Rising temperatures Wed­ • • • turned Christmas ty today (o charges that he If you're going to leavo that nesday was an American spy who snowrs into slush. Icy patches tree up until the New Yew— on highways provide deceptive collected <200,000 (rom the ai so many folk now do—be to motorists and helped boost United States to pay for his very careful. Use caution and the holiday traffic toll past affairs with "loote women." common sense I The gaily MO. trimmed Christmas tree U Inspectors Leave A real warming trend the aymbol of holiday cheer. WASHINGTON' (UPI) — spread across Ihe Central ami But it is also n potential kill­ Southern The first members of an P l a i n s , Nofald er unless It la treated with re- Neb., reported an all-time American inspection t e a m « epecL high Christmas Day tempera­ leave today to inspect scien­ tific base* of the Soviet Ktep the tree well moisten­ ture of 63.1 degrees. ed, away from heat or flames. The mercury poked above Union and other countries in Don't overload electrical cir­ freezing in most of the frost Antarctica. cuits In lighting It. Turn out bitten North and edged into tree lights when you leave the ihe 4i>s ami JO* across the Editor Dies BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) room for any length of time. Plains and Midwest. Remember, no Christmas Junction, Tex., recorded 76 —John Tlppcn. 71, former tree can bring Joy if there is Wednesday and Carlsbad. N. publisher of the Hollywood, a lire or accident. Play it M., had 7J for the nation’s Fla., Herald and former assis. safe end you'll have a cheer highest readings. Idaho was tin t managing editor of the fui holiday. ihe country’s lee box with a Montgomery Advertiser, died • ' ----5 b i i o w " r o \ d I n Y ^ > T . c i r * v *’ Looking for Orange Bowl Falls and 4 below “ ** ’ x. V lldi ~Position — Eased tickets? If you’d like to see City. m iv m i t> t* v i l i 'am PHNOM PENH. Cambodia Auburn tangle with Nebraska The weather bureau said the In Miami on New Year's Day warming trend would extend (UPI) — Prince Norodom Si­ get in touch with Herman across the southland during hanouk today appeared to Morris at FA 2-5909. Herman the day and move up into the have dropped one of three haa 10 extra tickets, and good Ohio Valley. Slightly cooler conditions be »et for the Unit­ ones, too. You can have them weather was on tap for most ed Stales to meet if it wants at the regular price. If you of the Ptiins, Upper Great to patch up lit deteriorating don't want 'em all, he'll let Lakes, Northern ilocklc* and relations with Cambodia. you have what you need—that Plateau area. la if they're still available. New England will get some Chou Ends Visit ALGIERS (UPI) - Com­ • • • light snow before the day Tom Torlcy opine* that ends, the weather bureau said munist Chinese Premier Chou "Halitosis la better than no and occassional drirzle was En-lal wound up hit six-day breath a t all." We'll go along forecast for the Pacific North­ visit to Algeria today with a Anal round of political talks west. with that. aimed at bringing closer tiea • • • between Peking and the gov­ The Clock learned this Subwoy Tokens ernment of President Ahmed morning that Dynatronlcs has Bcp Bella. received a contract from For 12,000 NASA In th* amount of <81,120 Survivors 100. Th* aeroapaca electronics Rides Stolen LONDON turn The firm will provide NASA's NEW YORK (UPI) - A Greek liner Arkadis headed Goddard Space Flight Center stlrkup man — if he doesn't for the British Ides foday with 17 calibration signal get caught — will he riding carrying 12o p3**en?cr* and generator* to b« used at God­ free for a long time on the 150 crewmen who survived dard's world-wide saUillt* New York aubway system. the fearful fire aboard it* sis­ He took 12,600 aubway (ok ter ship, the l.akonia. About tracking and data ecquUInn center* to check out receiver* ens at gunpoint today from HlO other survlors refuted lo and other data handling equip­ an attendant at a Wall Street tail on another ship of the station. That’s <2.800 worth line. ment. « • • of free rids* at the going rite Th* Christmas shopping of IA centa a token. U. S. Agrees Police said the gumsn es­ tour for the children of the PANMUNJOM. Korea (UPI) Lutheran Home In Slav!*, caped with 12 bag* each con- —Tlie United Nations Com­ sponsored hy the Seminole tniniiig 1,000 tokens arid an mand (UNC) agreed today to County Junior Chamber of additional 000 loose tokens a Communist proposal to send Commerce, waa a big success and )1Q in change after men­ a Joint U.N.-Norlh Korean In­ The JayCee Committee in acing transit authority clrrk vestigation team in the scene charge reported that teeing Kglwrt McDonald with a .13 «f an alleged shooting incident The man Dee. 17 in the demilitarized the happine** and smiling caliber automatic. face* of these children t t they dumped the loot into a big zone between North and South purchased gifts for their canvas bag before escaping Korea. teacher* and fritnda waa quit* a rewarding experience. The first atop waa at a Sanford soda foundation for refreshment*. They then made the rounds of Sanford ator** where they did vary well, JayCee* any, with the money given them. On the way home they were treated to ire creart rones. At 6 p.m. M tired but Very happy youngsters return' ed to their home. Good work, JayCee*. You deserve a lot of credit I Florida Freezes As North Begins To Thaw Out Woman 102 On * Christmas Day 9 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Mr*. Mury Moody Tell cele­ brated Christina* and her 102nd birthday Wednesday. Mrs. Tell, who waa born •n Christmas in 1862 In Red Banks, Miss., did not go to Church but spent th* hours sewing for a neighbor who i* m. mwA 2th? J •erica e f etepe to hold tho 1965 budget to the lowest pos­ VOL. sible JeveL Johnson expected to confer tonight or Prlday at his LBJ ranch with John A. McCone, director of th* Central Intelli­ gence Agency (CIA), Rusk and McGeorg* Bundy, special aasletant to the Pres­ ident for national security af­ fairs, were due sometime Fri­ day to prepare for the Satur­ day and Sunday talk* here between th* President and West German Chancellor Lud­ wig Erhard. A group of White House staff members also was ex­ pected to arrive today from Washington to work on a series of messages Johnson will send to Congress next month. Zip Coda 32771 Bmtlh # WEATHER: Fair through Friday; wanner this afternoon and Friday; high today 70; low tonigh tin 40s, M United Prwaa Looted Wire Established 1»0« THURS., DECEMBER 26, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 91 $85 Million In Cape Bids Slated Proposals To Be Opened On Jan. 7 Auto Tags On Sale Thursday At Courthouse Automobile license tag* for 1964 will go on sale next Thursday at a cost exceeding 1 Ihe 1963 tags but for a 13-1 month period, U waa reported today by John L. Galloway, Seminole County tax collect­ or. The fee Increases and the 13-montli plan were approved by the 1963 Legislature. ONE OF THESE lovely cnmlidates will b« crown­ Tags go on sate Jan 2 at ed "Miss Junior Mins March of Dimes" a t tho the tag agency In the Court Melodee Skating Rink on January 13 in a con­ House. Deadline for purchas­ test to raise funds for the local March of Dimes ing the 1964 tags will be mid­ night, Feb. 20. The 1964 tags will be good until midnight March 2d, 1963, deadline for buying 1065 lags. Under the new setup creat­ ed by the Legislature, Gallo­ way said, registration from 1964 through 1970 will be tor the 13 months rather than 12 months, so that by 1970 the DENVER ( U P I ) - E s r l I*. renewal period will fall In A state trooper and a mo­ July rather than January. torist received an unexpected Med'krr was honeymooning The new law calls tor the re­ Christmas bath Wednesday at home today with bis new newal to remain in July after afternoon while engaged In a bride. 1970. fight an SR 413 at Osteen Medskcr is S3. His bride, Auto teg* a"i- *l*Ylfird Sr* liF. T*.-y * *1 Into the St. the former Gwendolyn Davis priced by wfli;M of vrhir «•*. lohns Rive. Thu four most turd types ore Trooper John A. McConnell of Biker, Fla.. Is 19. the series "D ." plain, "W" rejiorted today lie wa* Inves­ The couple was married In and "WW" lags. Galloway tigating ■ minor traffic acci­ Medsker’a home on Christ­ said the price for a 1964 "D " dent at Ihe bridge, on the mas Eve by Justice of the teg will be 314.04, up J3.3I Volusia County side. He con­ Peace Harry Wall Jr. of aub. from 1963; for a plain tag tinued that Weldon R. Bridg­ urban Adam* City, then spent <22.17, up <8.67 from 1963; tor es, R.R. 2, drove up. Christmas Day entertaining a "W" tag 330.29, up 19.79 McConnell said he Informed from 1963, and for a "WW" 'Jrldp-3 he was Intoxicated guests. lag <31.42, up <12.93 from and mould not drive hi* car "The marriage might irem 1963. Each of these price* in­ further. The trooper said silly to some people, but it clude* Ihe SOcent service fee Bridges became belligerent make* sense to us," said imposed by the Legislature and the fight ensued, with the Mcdsker, who had tour chil­ in 1961. subsequent "dunking" In the dren before being divorced Registration cards tor 1961 river. from his llrst wife 30 years are being mailed. Owners or McConnell took Bridges to ago. He has 12 grandchildren. operators of motor vehidej Volusia County Jail at DeLand "We both know people can are requested lo check these where he posted bond of <13 have Ihe wrong idea about forms to be sure the rani is fur public drunkenness and this marriage," he said. "Hut for vehicle owned and that <500 for resisting arrest. Mc­ name and address are cor­ Connell lost his gun and gunrect. Any change should be belt in the river. called to attention of tag of Highway patrol headquar­ flee when purchasing new ter* at DeLand said McCon­ tag. nell and Bridges actually had When the tags go on sale a double "dunking." The they will be sold in sequence Irooper pulled Bridges from 3V, R Slrawder J r . reputed Ihe river after the first welunless previously rrserved. bolit* leader, today posted <1.. •inif. Bridges, it was said, took another swing at the 500 bond pending the filing of trooper and they both fell an appeal with the Appellate Christmas Son Into the river again Court t t Lakeland from hts McConnell returned Brtdg conviction tor attempted Jury Born Christmas ST. PETERSBURG Fla. es In his cruiser ami radioed tampering. fUPI) — The first baby burn for help. Seminole County Strawde* was to have com­ in Mound Park Hospital Wed­ sheriff’s deputies responded. menced serving a 30-day Jail When t.iher troopers arrived nesday was James Henry at Seminole County Jail they sentence today, imposed by Christmas Jr. James Henry Christmas Sr. found McConnell in Jail garb Circuit Judge Voile A. WUraid that he and hi* wife had while Ins uniform was drying. liams. He also was fined <3oo Bridges will be arraigned or sentenced to an additional l«rn hoping the baby would 3u days on non payment of the be born on Chrlatnis*. He Jan. 11 before the county fine. Judge at DeLand. just made it — at 2:57 a.m. Judge Williams last week found Strawder guilty of ap­ Child Names proaching former Sheriff Per­ cy Slero, New Smyrna Beach, Dolls For 4 to intervene with hi* son. Thomas Mero. foreman of the Dead Sisters Jury which ' subsequently con­ TRUMANN, Ark. (UPI) — victed C. R. Lnwdermilk on Six-year old Mury llevcr gut five count* in the <200,000 clfive dulls fur Christmas. Shu tru* swindle of Ill-Acres Con­ named tour of them in mem­ centrate, Forest City. Lowdory of her four little sister*, ermilk is free on bond pend­ who were killed along with ing a pre-sentence investiga­ her par- nts last Friday. tion. Only Mury am) her brother, Ronald, 9. escaped when Iheir farm homo near Tfumann Maid Of Cotton hurre-i, Ronald said a man shot hi, parent* and then set To Be Chosen fire to th»- house. MEMPHIS (UPI) — A postFrank Harris, 53, of nearby Christmas present of a title, Jonesboro, has been rhurgi-d a wardrobe and a 'round-thewith first degree murder in world trip await* a pretty the death of the father, Leon­ charmer here this weekend THE 2,500-FOOT SIDEWALK extending from Bear Lake Bond to the ard Dever, 42. entrance of Forest I-nke Academy was dedicated Christmas Day at cere­ That's when King Cotton Mr*. ( baric* Grimes, who wilt take a close look at 20 monies in front of the Academy. It was named Lavender I-ane in honor i« curing for the surviving daughter* of cotton producing of Seminole County Road Superintendent J. C. Lavender, who worked youngstrrs said Mary named states throughout the nation, with the Academy in getting the job done. In the picture, from left, are dolls after sisters Janet, 1, and tap the shoulder of one K. A. Wright, a former official of the Academy, Lavender, Ford Cava­ Sharon, I. Joann, 5, and who will become his 1961 Maid naugh, who emceed the ceremonies, and Pastor H. H. Smith, the main of Cotton. Nolle, a. speaker. (Ileruld Photo) campaign. The contestants are left to right: Dcbby Dalton, Betsy L'armnn, Jorl Wheatland, Dawn Fedder, Sally Spencer and Linda Perkins. (Herald Photo) Driver Has Nip; Groom, 8 3 , Florida Too Early To Assess Kennedy, He And Trooper Bride, 19 , A t Home Says Truman End Up With Dip Slrawder Posls $1,500 Bond summed up, It 1* companion­ ship and business." He said the business ele­ ments of his Ufa were gelling too bard to handle. "I need *omcone 1 can trust and who has the know­ how,” he said, gating fondly at his new wife. Mcdsker Is In the real es­ tate and lax title business, and say* he has done pretty well. "In fact, Pvo set up • tlixbooo fund institute to edu­ cate Mcdsker children," he said. T h e foundation will guarantee a college education for all hi* drirendanti. “Thl* I* where Gwendolyn comes in," he said. "She's got a good grasp of what the edneatloual foundation means. She thinks U's a wonderful program, and it has had a lot to do with our marriage." The new Mrs. Medskcr came to Denver from Florida about s month ago. She has ■ married sister living here. She rented an apartment In tho huildtng Mcdsker run*, then got a Job as his secre­ tary, handling correspond ence ind clerical work. They decided to get married. "You might say it's a bus­ iness arrangement," s a i d Medskcr. "I haven't had too much business experience yet," his bride tossed in, "but I'm at­ tracted to the work involved." The Mcdskers decided to spend their Imncymoon at home. "There's too much work to do," the groom ex­ plained. Youth Held As Bicycle Bandit An l8-year^>Ul Negro, Ro­ bert McGill, of 912 West Itth Street, wa* being held to city Jail today under suspicion of being the "bicycle bandit." A Negro youth, armed with a revolver, held up and rob­ bed Carol ileimingcr. Hollywood Trailer Park, of <2.75 Wednesday evening at First Street and Laurel Avenue, and mado his escape on a bicycle. A half hour later a youth answering the same descrip­ tion lie hi up and robbed Frank Jeanette, Flushing, N, Y., a guest at Mayfair inn, of <loo In front of the hotel and (led on a bicycle. Sgt. W. R. Cosgrave and Patrolman Carl Dodson a r­ rested McGill at 11 p. m. Wednesday. The officer* said he was armed with a revolver and resisted arrest NEW YORK (UPD-Formcr President Harry S. Tru man aald today U was too soon tor him to assess John F. Kennedy's brief career in the White House. But, he said, Kennedy "will have a good reputation when history 1* written—he did good Job." Truman neglected his usual early morning walk today. He aald he had a social break, fast appointment st the Wal dorf Astoria with James A. Farley, former cabinet mem her during tho Roosevelt ad minks (ration. The former president spoke to ncwsmrn briefly before leaving the Hotel Carlyle where ho and hi* wife have been staying for the Christ­ mas holiday. Trtimin called tha renam­ ing of New York International Airport Kennedy Airport in honor of the slain President a "fitting memorial." In the aftermath of Pres litont Kennedy’* assassination American* have wanted rename almost everything "Including the pup* and cats," he said. "Rut after things settle down we'll get the rigid one (memorial) in the right place," Truman added. "And that will he in Washington.' CATE KENNEDY (U PI) Bids on m e n than <85 million In construction work, Includ­ ing the 52-story vertical as­ sembly building for the na­ tion's first moon rockets, will be opened next month, tha Army Corps of Engineer* an­ nounced today. Tha bid for the vertical as­ sembly building, sxpected to cost about <60 million, will be opened In Jacksonville Jan. 7. It Is by far the larg­ est construction project yet among the space facilities In this arcs. The building will be on the Merritt Island Launch Area. Iliits on a three-story head­ quarters building for tha Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Administration’s launch oper­ ations Center, to cost an esti­ mated <8 million, will be open­ ed e t Cocoa Beach Jan. 14, Bids will be opened Jan. 10 in Cocoa Beash on a central Instrumentation facility for NASA’s launch operations center consisting of buildings, on* thrse stories high. Th* facility will cosl an astimatsd <6.5 million. Other bids to be opened H January include a <2.5 mil­ lion 75-bed hospital (or Pahrick Air Force Base. Cold Blamed For Child's Death Wednesday night's extreme cold w u the indirect cause of the death of a three-monthold Negro girl, tt was re­ ported today hy Coroner Hugh Duncan. Judge Duncan warned that parents, especially of babies, should use extreme caution in covering their children a t night against Um cold wea­ ther. Lois James, l i l t West 12th Street, called police at 3 a.m. today and rcpnrted her baby, Antoinette, w u not breath­ ing. Patrolman-John Rumley transported m o t h e r and daughter to Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital, where the Infant was pronounced dead on ar­ rival. Judge Duncan returned • verdict that tha baby suffo­ cated because of too much bed clothing. Two Cars Stolen Sheriff J. L. Hobby report­ ed this morning the theft of two automobiles Christmas Day, one from the StricklandMorrison car lot and the car of John Lamb, Leesburg, from Ihe home of Victor Rogers, Casselberry. Car of le e Whel* ler Sr. wa* stolen from tho Valdez Hotel lot but waa re­ covered, police reported. We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW ONLY $£66 Blacks all, plus ta t. While* all.* <1 ' mure. 730*11, » , MIOxll, 839x14. t 930x14. 900*11, > New Trend TIRES • Graulns Mrltutorta rstrsada applied on sound tire ra-tog*) • Free • BUDGET TERMS Mounting 403 W. FIRST ST. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 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/dc2bbba03265fb05a78cd75f5356f20a.pdf d8f9fff9a045e0961fd7306cc5a07789 PDF Text Text Needs Of Children Cited For PTO THURS., OCTOBER 24. 1963 county n e w s Action Urged For DeBary GOP Club PAGE 12 'Saddle Tramp' Citizens Comment On New Building To Be Shown By Bernice Kelsey Guest speakers for last Thursday’ s meeting o f the Oviedo PTO w e 'e Dr. Msrlon Floyd, Winter Park pediatri­ cian; R et . James Ridgeway o f Tsu-Wiart and Mra. Rhea Anderson, elementary super­ visor o f the Orange County school system. Dr. Floyd cited three things necessary for the well being of a child—give him plenty o f love, keep him physically healthy and see that he Is well disciplined. Rev. Ridgeway emphasized that a child must like you, must like his work anil must love himself. Sirs. Anderson spoke on her experiences in dealing and working with children, stress­ ing ihe child’ s need and desire for discipline as well ax for love, she advised that anyone working with child­ ren must have a love for children and the patience to help them with their pro­ blems. At Hie tm.'mess meeting conducted by Jack Sym cs, president, plans w ere ar,nouncod for the annual ll.ilio- ween Carnival by the chair­ man, Mrs. Argle Christlieb. The carnival will be held Sat­ urday on the ground* east of the school cafetorium startin? at 5 p. ns. with a h»m supper to be served in the cafeteria. Ticket* for the sup­ per must be purchased in ad­ vance as none will be sold at the door. Mothers who are making candy for the carnival were asked |o leave it with Mrs. Ray licasley or Mrs. Christ­ lieb on F'lday evening or hy 19 a. m. on Saturday In order that it may be packaged. Cakes and p in should tie delivered directfy to the cafeteria no later than 3:30 p. m. on .Saturday. Mrs. Rebecca Webb, student council sponsor, announced that a letter will he mailed to parents explaining school regulations and policies. She also advised that the annual homecoming 'estivitics will start Thursday night, Oct. 31, with a imttfire at the John Courier Football Field. Homecoining Queen will bo crowned at halftime during the football game on Dec. I. Plans for elementary and high school mothers to work together In furnishing refreshments for the PTO m eet­ ings were reported by Mrs. Jack Bratton, captain o f the homeroom mothers. Airs. Merritt Staley, Junto* high recreation chairm an, advised that Mrs. Clifford Pendarvis will assist in spon­ soring future parties for this student group. Mr*. Carl Fowler, clinie chairman, thanked mother* who assisted with audio and visual test* which were giv­ en to students in grades on# through ID. She also asked for more volunteers to help in the clinic advising those interested to contact her o r Mrs. Douglas Layman. Mrs. Jack Bratton and Mrs. Jane Adriatlcu were elected to serve as ^representative.* to t!;p Seminole County Coun­ cil of PTO. Refreshment* were served to ISO members hy Airs. Wes­ ley Swenson, chairm an: Mrs. Donald Hooker. .Mr*. Edward Parker, Airs. J. T. Coe, Mrs. W. 1.. Morgan and Mrs. lou isc Beasley. t w orth, I fiv e my enthusiastic com er o f W ilm a and f f t r m i IKK), w a s begtm ffcpt. 80. E. P . Richards, treasurer o f endorsement o f the council’ s Streets. Construction o f the DO by the Lonjrwood Area Chamber step toward providing the town srith a new municipal 42 fo o t building, estimated to of Com m erce states; By Shirley Wentworth By Mrs. A l i i Mutter cost between (16,000 end |20r " F o r w hat little it may be 1 hall. This Saturday’s 2 p.m Tha fa ct th a t Republicans “ I believe tt is a much need­ movie at the Bear Lake Ele­ ahetild tack o u t eotnpetant ed forw ard step for two rea­ mentary Schnol will he "S a d ­ sons— first, the town definite­ •and Ida tea an d h elp euppnrt dle Tram p" starring Joel Mcly hnt outgrown the old build­ them In the com in g campaign Crcu. ing so fa r as its capacity to v a i itraaaed la st week a t a All children o f the area are aervo the community is con ­ invited to attend however pro' meeting o f th e DeBary Re­ cerned and also as far ss the srhool youngsters must be ac­ publican Club held a t the nature or quality o f the buildcompanied by an adult. Re­ Community Center. Inir le concerned. The town freshments will he on sale. nerds a larger building with Earl M errill, chairman o f The movies are sponsored Increased facilities to handle organisation, a lto urged every two weeks at the ichool the grow ing needs o f the com­ as a fund raising project o f members to g e t Republicans munity. now registered aa Democrats the PTA. “ The old frame building lias to change th eir registrations 1-a.it week the cafeteria was served well in its day hut its and advised that Denary filled to capacity as residents day has passed and the town should have an active repre­ o f the area enjoyed a spa­ la entitled to have a modern ghetti supper sponsored by sentative on th e County Ccm structure o f which It can be the PTA with serving under mlttee. proud. Ills statements were includ­ direction o f Mrs. Mary Goree, “ The fire-resistant quality homeroom mother chairman. ed in a report on the County o f the new building, along Committee m eeting he attend Mrs. Wamlo Vietx, ways with the vault for the sa fe­ and means chairman, said to­ ad recently in D aytona Beach. keeping o f public records and day that althnugh final re­ Announcement wns m a d e property. Is sufflrlcnt justi- port! are not in, the project that the Lincoln D ay Dinner CONSTRUCTION on LonRwooii'a new City Holt ami Eire House, which is firiitian for erection of the meeting will be held on Feb­ was considered a "huge suc­ advancing on schedule, is expected to be completed by mid-December. Tim building at this time." ruary 5 tbia y ea r Inatsad o f cess." new facility is going up at the comer of Wilma and Wnrren Streets. “ In second place, the town an tha 12th. The dinner will Mrs. Viets announced that Is due for considerable growth the group wiM sponsor P« an ­ take place a t the 8t*t«nn ny Julia nartn* end eventually a new munici­ nual magazine subscription he crowned hy Miss Nancy and popcorn; second g rid *, Union Building hi DeLand. Reigning over festivities of The Romper Room tele­ Mrs. Sadie Smith, hayrlde, pal building would have to bo sales from Nov. 18 through A color eound film , "The this Saturday al the Alta­ vision program. bean bag, fixli pond and m l:, Lady and the Stock Market," erected. Dec. 12. Notices will be sent Springs Elementary A Grand .March Is sche­ a pin: was shown b y Howard Mid “ Will It not he refreshing to each family by the students monte Third grade. Mrs. Jane Duand a source o f Justifiable and no door to door solicita­ PTA Carnival will bo King duled at 3 p. m. with prizes dleton. pride to find that our town, tions ara being planned at Bruce Knoeehel and Queen to he awarded the best cos­ dek, ghost house, hook-thoSusan Dabbs. The event 1* tumes, Judging of booths al­ hat ami fixh-a-line; fourth C asselberry residents in through iia council, hss been this time. scheduled on the school so is scheduled at this time grade. Mrs. Ignore Kling, terrsted In studying the pro­ on its toes and prepared ahead ground* lu-U cen the hours of with a $3 award to go to country store, while elephant.*, do .something now about fu­ posed new toning ordinance o f time for the Inevitable By Donna Estes 3 and 8 p. tn. tho Immeroom having the fish pond and ring toss; before the upcoming public grow th? Youth, the Target of Com­ ture decisions o f the elemen­ Attendants are Gail Smith j tiest decorated booth, Fifth grade, .Mrs. Betty hearing were reminded today " F o r these reasons, I be­ munism was the title of the tary ich ool age child ami re­ and Allen Laymen from the Chairmen and attractions Tittle, cakewalk, prize pack­ ■ddresi given by c r o Geor­ commended that parents en­ by M ayor Fred Heath that lieve the council Is to be com ­ fifth grade and Walter Knoe- to be found at their booths age and ring toss and sixth roplea are available at the mended for its forward look­ The DeBary Duplicate ge E d g ar at the regular courage their childen to have chel amt Sue Gorkcr from are: first grade. Mr*. Bar- grade, Airs. .Mamie Wolf, clerk’ s office in the municipal ing planning in providing the Bridge Club played 16 tables meeting of the Longwood Ele­ the good, clean habits such the fourth grade. bara Smith, hamburgers, hot- ham dinner and caka sale is building. new building at this time." as regular church attendance, in two asetions a t this week's mentary PTO held Tuesday The King and Queen will |dogs, cold drinks, ic« cream the cafeteria. The hearing has been sche­ By Mr*. II. L Johnson L. I., Cox, Justice o f the night at the ich ool auditor­ good personal hygiene, neat­ Master Point Game. The annual Wilson School ness, sobriety, ambition, eour. duled for Monday, Nov. 4, at Fracs ami civic Irador, m id; Winnare o f eeetton A, direct­ ium. 7:30 p. m. In the* Women's “ It will be a beautiful PTO Halloween Carnival will j E dgar, who qualifies him­ age and honesty. ed by Howard Middleton, were ('lull Building on Ovorbrouk Throughout his talk he gave building but I question wheth­ he held this Saturday begin­ NS, first. Mrs. Ruth Blatt self os a student of the sub­ examples o f differences in Drive. er it will ho adequate for the ning al 5 p. m. with a spagh­ and Mrs. Norman M eyer; sec­ ject, pointed out that there Interested person* will lie the way Americans and Com­ is little danger o f adults be­ city's needs in the ncur future. etti supper. ond, Col. anil Mrs. William munists understand various allowed to take copies of the A wide variety o f entertaining converted lo Communism I hail hoped spare would he Hague; third, Mr. and Mrs. lengthy ordinance home for la-cause they already have terms. One exam ple was the set aside for civic mvetlnga." 1 menl •» planned Including Middleton; word "co-ex isten ce." He stal­ study upon signing with the Mrs. ItiiM.ii- Jo Hunt, rom - 1 fish pond, a dart gam e, KW. first, Osrar Harnett been educated In our way of ed that to Americans co-ex­ cle*k. The descriptive map, nil'll till: life. think It wilt Lo a rom ie movie*, grail hag and anil II. Guy Chase; second, istence means living peace­ which is on display in the o f­ VYundt-rful and beautiful build­ country itore ami candied ap­ When replacement person­ Mrs. David Ringer ami Mar­ fully with our Communist fice under glass rover, must ing anil will mean u lot to the ple* and other treats will be vin I.ong; third, Mrs. Nun nel Is needed for the Com­ remain on the premises. v dd on the midway, munist Party, he snM, atu- neighbors In the world while e lly ." Kdwstds and Mrs. Myrtle T h e office Is open trom 8 A king and queen will he lo the Communist the mean ilenti of higher education are John Kennedy, Chancellor Dunnebaeke. a. tu. un'il noon on Tuesdays, crowned through penny vote most favored because they ing changes. He compared a fo r the Knight* of Columbus Section H. directed by Jes­ Wednesdays and Friduys. turned in by candidate* who are young and impression­ dog coexistin g with a bone and resident o f l.ongdnle, sie Pearsall, NS, first, Mrs. until the dog gets hungry and have been chosen from each able enough m> that the stated: " I t Is a much needed Flu Dorman and Mrs. Mnry of llie three grade*. Communist Doctrine may he eats the hone, then the lame civic Improvement and Sir*. Flits; tied for second and Serving as general chair­ wholeheartedly received and coexists inside the dog, Kennedy, Chairman o f Ihe third, Mrs. Edna Reilly and man o f the event is Mr*. E d g a r 's talk was well re­ believed. Catholic Women's Circle, add­ Mrs. K. W . Ackerman with Charle* Smith. Assisting is He explained that very lit­ ceived by llie attentive au­ l'd “ I think it is a step in the Mr. and Mrs. George Pearsall. Mr*. Herliert Mu*e and Joe tle can be done with lids age dience. right direction toward beauti­ KW, first, Mr. and Mrs. Foy, Immediately preceding the group sinee they make most Myrun A ccard i; second, Mr. T h e 78th anniversary Cnn- fying the town." The supper will he prepared of their own decisions about program , the business meet­ liitif Scott, temporary rlmirand Mrs, E. M. Hinkle ami and served under direction of life, using the background ing of the IT O was conduct­ v n ation nt Rollins College ninn o f tha Chamber of C om ­ Mr*. Carl Moyer, Mr*. Tom third, Mrs. M arguerite Hib­ which Ihcy already posies*. ed wilb Mrs. Joan Voskan, will he In-Id at U:I5 n.m., Nov. bard and Charles Dugliu. -I, ill the Knowles Memorial merce, praised the way Un­ Kelsey ami Mr*. A. Hart. lie advised Dial parents can president, in charge. Chapel on the Rollins campus. building is arranged and Al. E. Delivering the inn ill address Rudolph, civic leader, thought will lie Dean of the College tha building will lie beautiful Edwin Sharp Hurdrll. Receiv­ hut especially approved the ing recognition at the convoca­ stutemi-nt made by R. C. Carl­ tion will be the 21 honors al* son, city count'll chairman, m in iu m student*, Rollins Hull there would ho no in­ CARNIVAL ROYALTY at tho Altamnnto Spring* PTA Halloween Carni­ Scholar*. students on the crease In luxes because o f the lly Donna Kslrs A program on the life and val this Saturday will lie, front. Sue Gorkcr and Gail Smith; back, Walter president's list, students on the building. A representative from the works o f FTanz Schubert will which in being held In con. lly Mra. Adam Muller Knoeehel, Susan Dabbs, queen, Ilruce Knoeehel, kinjf and Allen Layman. spring term honor list, mem Mrs. Robert Ataroh, past bo presented at 2:30 p. m. Fri­ National Foundation o f the The Second Annual Art Fes­ junction with the annual ob­ ber* o f the Key and Phi Ho- president o f tha Auxiliary March o f Dimes will spenk at day by the Music Department servation o f American Art d u ty and Rollins organisa- Unit tu Smith Seminole VFW o f Hie Dellnry Women's flu b the metding o f the Longwood tival will lie held at the DeWeek, are the DeBary Civic t i o n a winning scholarship Dost 82U7, questioned if (be nt the home of Air*. Harry I-’ . Civic League (W om en's Clnhl llary Community Center I Ids Association, the Detlary Arts troph 1c*. money being spent on tha city Brown, Alicante llmef. to lie held Nov, ft at the Civic weekend with hours on Friday , and C rafts Club anil the Flor­ The Rollins Student Union, hall might nut more wisely League Building on Church Arranged hy Mi*s Adelaide from I until 9 p. in. and on ida Federation o f Art. Inc. tin- Mill* Memorial Library, have been spent at this time Conte, chairman o f the de­ Street. Sutunlay from III a. in. until Main nttruction each day ami ail administrative offiee* getting new budne,*ca jn partment, the program will lu­ The subject o f his talk will tin dt'inonstralions hy will bo rtosed during tin- con­ town. will be the research being H p. m. nar ruled by Airs. Ludwig By Donna F'slr* Sponsors o f this festivul, Freddy Peterson, noted nrt- vocation. (June at the University Hos­ C. H. Johnson, local busi­ Kupeez. Soloists will lie Air*. |ty Mrs. t lari nee Snyder I major fund raising events o f Mr*. Otmle R. Shumate, Ist-Iecturer from Zephyrhllls. pital in Gainesville. nessman, praised the building Chester Krurick, Mrs. T. W. The Osteen I'arent-Teacher! the school year and resident* Longwood city rlrrh, announ­ Du exhibit w ill hr paintings, but questioned whether or not Donaldson and Frank .McGee. All Interested women In ced today that her o ffic e will Association will sponsor a *':t* iirt’u “ f* invited ti» ceramics, sculpture, photo* it is being built in the best lo­ Accompanists will be the area are Invited to at­ ... |, . . ‘ come out, have u good lime Xov. 13 from 7 until ,. ,, graphy and graplde arts. I I ilfiiWut II ( uf M|V.il It) lit1 ll. h| cation. tend. fo n t s nnd Airs, kupeez. iii»M hrlp »U|i|Htrt tin* iklitMjl. 9 p.m. for residents who wish Tlie festival is ,q*n to all lloateisrs for the meeting Construction on llie new fa ­ _ _ __ Tea will lie served following to register to vote in thi at the KfHoot thi* S.ituriftiy j _ Disetiasion on uses o f fruit interested persons nt no adcility is expeetpd to ini com ­ tho proginut by hostesses, p,.f ;j municipal election* but j TtCffinninff nt Tt p.m. will be Miss Elizabeth Abbott, ny Donna F*lr« ^ in the doily diet wns the mission and those attending Miss Ella Cummings, Miss (anus Knxky, principal of pleted by mid - December, Mr*. Sidney Swallow and Airs am unable to do so during i'uitume judging fur var* study subject for this week’ s will pick first, second and Cassis Mater, Mrs. Opal MeLongwood Elementary School, weather permitting. .Myron Accurdi assisted by the regular office hours. meeting o f the Geneva III third place winners by ballot. \ious groups ranging from preElroy, Mrs. Lenta Putman and has requested that parent* Mrs. Alta fb ir k nnd Airs, Only 392 o f the nearly I .BOB Girls I'lull held Tuesday after To continue the celebration respond tn Invitation to visit school through adult* will in*Mrs. Vesta Payne. John Drills. eligible voteis hove rcrt'gi*nooo at the Geneva Commu­ of American A rt Week, a side­ their children's trachrr* on terrd at this time, Airs. Shu­ gin nt fi p.m. Prize will be nity Hall. walk show, sponsored by the conference day thi* Friday. mate pointed out. All voters given for the mint original, By Bernice K r b r i Ten members o f the club Federation, will be held from There will be no *chool in must be registered in the new prettiest and most comical The Oviedo High Science learned the proper methods II a. lit. until 6 p. m. on Fri­ ord er (hat parent* will have books if they are to vote in costumes. .Mrs. Al Pell is lu : H ub is selling randy a» a fur squeezing oranges fee day, N ov. I, at the Pacer Gas Tryouts for tha Orange Iho opportunity to find out the election. charge. fund-raising project to help Julie, how to make orange Stution on Highway 17-92 in I the teacher's program and Blossom Playhouse product ion Jim Jvrnigari, Director o f _ ( i frul fhutmiufi I Ui pay expense* f. r the trip to ■tips a n d “ appto - withes." IK-Ha ry. their children's progress. o f “ Tenhouaa of ths August Recreation today announced John Tatum Jr. 1 the Florida Junior Academy They also learmil how to pro­ A rtists who would tike to Appointments with teach­ M oon" will 1>« held at 2 p. m. that the Recreation Depart­ Hy Frances W r.ter A new feature thi* year o f Science Convention and a perly wrap fruit for ntornge. participate in this event are ers may bo made front 8 a. Ths first talent rail is being will be the treasure hunt. A science field trip and local .Sunday jn tho rehearsal hall ment wilt sponsor a Hallow­ Adult leaders for this cluli asked to contact Airs. Viola tn. until 2 p. m. made now fo r applicants fur een Dane,, at the Civic Cen­ truck will be loaded with saw ­ science fair. of the playhouse. are Mrs. It. F. Box and Mr*. Howard, B8 Crystal Drive. De­ the Seminole County Talent dust with coin* hidden in the The contemporary com edy ter, Saturday from 8 p m. to Members o f the club, a< well J. W. Byrnes. Officer* o f the new Gen­ lta ly , in person or hy tele­ Shew sponsored by tlm Lake features a large rust o f m*o 11:15 p.m. u» science students, will visit eva t il Roys Club arc F'red ■sawdust, phone. Msry Chamber o f Commerce The “ Monotones," a bund There will be puny rides, the t eiiti.il Florida Planetari­ and women of all sgew and Welch, president: Jimmy Hanging In the Drdiary to he hrlil In the Junior High types and all interested per­ that ha* proved to be very Dunn, vice president; Iterate a fi-h pond, spook house, ring um in Orlando on Nov. 2 and Mansion House galleries dur­ Srhool auditorium in Fchrupopular with the teenagers, Hraddle, secretary and John­ loss game, pumpkin pull, pick will attend the National A erosona are urged to audition. ing the month of November Hy Jane Casselberry ary. I |kh Kct, fottune teller, ilurts 1nnulivs S pace Salute in O r. rroiluction dates for the w ill provide the music fo r the ny Slerman, treasurer. All Interested enthusiasts V.FAV. I'oxt 100.70 o f Cas­ presentation are Nov. 15-17 evening. A small fee will lie The Junior Varsity Cheer­ will be one mao shows by Meeting* o f Ihe club, which ..nd movie*. Also a country htndo. ere aiked to call Juntos A, leaders have been selected Freddy Peterson and hy past selberry will sponsor a Hal­ and Nov. 211-23. charged amt recreation card* was organized the first of |'tore, a white elcphunt table, j o fficer* of the club are Daughtrsy, com m ittee chair­ at Lyman High School and presidents and i n d i v i d u a l loween Dance Saturday night will be required. Iliftr -h - this month, are held each 1flower arrangement-, plants, T o m in y Phi tin, president; man. any day after 3:30 pm they ted the student body in members o f the Federation. at tho American Legion Hume ment* will be served during Tuesday after school. Adult pup corn Mini rAmhiti apples. Seth Rook , vice president; Ah Open House and Recep­ on Prairie Lake starting nt at phono 223-0313 to make ap­ cheers for the first time at the evening. On sab- at Ihe refreshment and L.nda Tuhy, aecretarytraders arc Mr; Donald Dunn tion to honor past presidents 8:30 with prize* for the best plication fu r later audition. laxt Friday's Pep Rally. As thi* is not a costume Sr, ami Ernest Lund berg, as­ [ table will be homo made pies treasurer. Employes of tile South .Semi­ Singers, dancers, jokers and The girls are Sandy King. who have served the organiza­ costumes. nole Hank in Fern Park held dance, school clothe* are in sistant county asent. |and cakes, hamburgers, hot g sg men, especially o f the Diane Rhodes, Karen May, tion since 1927 will be held at Food and beverages will be their annual social club out­ order, no shorts or slacks will Special guest at this w eek’s dog*, potato *alad, baked Afncan elephant* rarely >t« emcee type, can he used, as Mary Louise Haines. Jean the Mansion from 3 until 6 served free o f charge how­ ing recently at Daytona bo allowed. meeting of the cluh w.i* Lewi* beans, coffee, punch and cold down unless sick or wounded; well as novelty acts and ver- ettc Harmon, Pain Mean* p. in. on Sunday, Nov. 3. The ever there will be a (5 dona­ Beach, with approximately 23 Door prizes will be given to Hughey who discussed elec- drinks. Indian elephants lie down fre­ | public is m illed to attend. ■atile mnqirlaoa. and Candy Potter. tion per couple (or admission. person* attending. thu lucky ticket boldeia. | trwity with yiiu boy*. | Tim coiuival la on* of tha quently. By D oans Estes Many favorable comments are being heard in Longwood •bout the new City Hall end Fire House being built at the In Bear Lake Carnival Royalty Named Bridge Winners Named By Club Longwood P T O Hears Residents Asked To Study Zoning Talk O n Communism Wilson Carnival Set Saturday Anniversary Convocation Set A t Rollins Civic League Plans Program On Polio Art Festival To Be Held In DeBary This Weekend DeBary Club Plans Musical Program T . 1 Z ! . <S £ ° * » ™ Sets Carnival In Evening At School This Saturday Geneva Girls Study Fruit Parents Urged To Visit School Playhouse Sets Auditions Talent Call Issued For County Show Science Club Sells Candy For Funds Halloween Party At Civic Center Geneva 4-H Boys Name Officers Cheerleaders Named Post 10050 Plans Dance I Hank Outing ( �^ _ (Fit? WEATHER: Fair today and Saturday: high today in mid-80s; low tonight in 60s. VOL. »6 *5 r e io ^ • * 0 * • * • School children have a three-day weekend holiday . . . what with the pnrents-tcnchera conference today, 0 ~ ^ TURNING OVER HIS .38 survival weapon after landing at NAS i-v Cdr. ,1. L. Shipman skipper of VAH-9. Collecting the weapons are l,t.(jg) I). A. Turner and L. G. Wolkimv icz. * * City ami County Commis­ sions are on record as approv. tug the Nov. 5 state air,endand urging all eligible electors t « support the measures. City Manager Pete Knowles and city department beads Journeyed to Jacksonville to­ day to view a movie on new pipe available to municipali­ ties. • • • Registrar Canil [truer re­ ported today absentee ballots fo r the Nov. 5 election noware available. Voters wlto will he away or incapacitated Nov. 6 may obtain absentee ballots at her office in the courthouse between It anil fi until 5 p.m. Thursday. The completed bal­ lots nui't be in her o ffice by o p.m. Nov, 1, • •• * * Note oil the spindle' Key CHd> o f Seminole High putting In a walk tomorrow at noon. • • • The Herald welcomed a new member to it* rvportorinl sta ff today . . . nil Alabaman named Frank Mi Anile. And, a* per Usual in this pews business, he drew n night assignment on his first day at work. e • • Incumbent I.ongwood coun­ cilman t a i l Lnmmler ami pewromer Ted Walt* have qualified n* candidates fur City Council in the upcoming municipal elections. At the Mime lime u petition bus been taken out by Mark Bullock, unsuccessful candidate luM year. • • * Courthouse building i cully taking on ' a new look." Jh « old overhang has been remov­ ed and a paint Job it now going on. •' m • At tong last, Edgar Siller was to take over us Cassel­ berry postmaster this after­ noon. Said this morning he would be given tire oatii of office at 1 p.m. today. From the police bloltejtt DeLand cabbie complained h>< was "stuck” for a cub fure from DeLand to Sanford. Fure | said *be would go into the house to get the money; later the householder reported the woman a'keil about renting a room and departed. • • NO. -17 Charleston In Path; Winds Now 95 MPH CHARLESTON, S. C. (D PI) — Hurricane liinny bore steadily tow aril the South Carolina coast halay and resi­ dents of low-lying areas were ordered to evalu ate hv ll a.m. EST before llic full fury of the storm hit this alter commanding offierr, led the formation u* excited wives, noon. At 9 a.m. Ginny was locat­ children and friends waited ed 73 miles south-southwest of near the runway. When all the planes had Charleston and moving to the landed they taxied to positions north, at 8 m iles an hour with in front o f the squadron's of- wind* id 93 m p h . at its cen­ fU-es, Flight captains signaled ter. Weather officials said the I in unison as each plane shut storm probably would hit o ff its engines. here this afternoon and move Cdr. .Shipman ami his crew were the first to clim b out of up the coastline tonight. Residents o f resort island* their Altlt Sky-warrior. They and other low-lying area* Were w e I c o m o d by Cnpt. around tills historic seapyrt Janies O. Mayo, Commander city hoarded mi their homes liiilwing One, C'apt. Robert and headed for inland shel­ M. Ware, Commander of NAB, ters. ami Cdr, (leorge W. Kimmons, Police and firemen moved Shipman’s predecessor at the up and down Foil* Reach, Isle VAII-9 helm. Kimmons is now of Palms anil Sullivans Island Wing Chief S ta ff O fficer. In loudspeaker trucks, urg­ Darkness fell while customs ing winter residents of the officials were still checking islands to m ove to higher belongings o f the crew s, ami ground. wive* uiid children began a Refugee centers were set rn*h to find their husband* up at school houses. and fathers, gtcitin g them at Tides as niiicli a* nine feet the planes. above norm al were predicted Th. i cnuiir.der o f the squad for areas along the South ron's turn support personnel Carolina coast. and the I Dili plane are due to arrive today. Sevetal families left this morning t„ meet their hus­ band* in May port, where the Saratoga was due to dock at 9:15 a. m. iiusea, loaded with Hut test of the men are ex- lit I'nllrd I'rrii* Intrriiatioosl |K-i ted to arrive In Mnnfunl at *.*> . f,,$ the Nulimm\ *• — (tar‘C-V •r i- P* i- - ., *oy. Cm. it o f (h iitilic s nppeur Extending t h e i r *■ ririel ln federal n u l today tn ask frrcfHnga from the Banford timt nfflelol* in Jnekaon, community nt the ivclcoii ■ • Mb*. I- lim ited fr>nn »rrr*tlieii i s u e Mayoi IT-Mini* log N-grot attempting I" Mi Donald, t'oth er John The a- w o r s h i p at "w hite only" m- o f llnly t'ron* Episcopal ehurt-tn-s. Church and Wado S, Snyder U. 8. Distib t Court Judge ' f tb« Flnrhtn State Rank. Hurot.l Co* was ordered by Churches Ask Court To Acl • R. E. Porter li-ariterl en 'y today that Boh Uilllilmcr re­ signed Sept. 1 «< Democratic (mss o f Seminole County, " f ’ rraa o f business," ho «uid. lie has been succeetied as rhairmun o f the Seminole County Democratic executive commit tee by the vice chair­ man, Mr*. J, T. Morrison, o f Altamonte Springs. * SANFORD, FLORIDA V A H -9 Files In A fter tw o day* o f nerve arrival time which had been wracking delays and on-agnin, scheduled several days before. Eleven o f the squadron’s I'J riff-agnin conditions due to • • • Hurricane liinny, flight crews planes flew in impressive fo r ­ State Beverage Department o f Heavy Attack Squadron mation over the air field nt reported today the West side Nine arrived at N A S Sanford .5:115 p. m. They had just come grocery, 515 Elm Avenue, has Thursday « fternoon. from a seven month deploybeen fined $100 for selling an The crews and their plane* merit aboard th* L’ SS Saraalcoholic beverage for con­ were only a few hours later: toga. sumption on the premises, a than their original estimated| Cdr. J, L. Shipman, VAH-9 manner o f sale nut provided for by the license. • Fit!.. OCTOBER 25, 1903 Ginny Due To Hit South Carolina Tw o gronct Jury indictment* returned Thuisday by the Vulusia County grind jury at DeLand may proto o f interest here. It waa learned today. ^ However, the true Mila are ” scaled and no public inform a­ tion is available now. R. E. Porter hears that Merle Warner, John Kridcr and possibly an engineer and nil attorney plan to visit St. Lucie County nest week to learn bow that political sub­ division obtained a new air' port without cost to the coun­ ty or taxpayers. In line with Seminole County's drive for a new airport. Established 1008 United Press Leased Wire * Psychiatry; Old-fashioned crach rr barrel philosophy but modernized at a price. Ke Veterans Day on Nuv. * I I : The last Revolutionary W ar veteran died in 18119, more than 85 year* after the conflict ended; the last War o f In ti veteran in I9U5, the ia*t Mexican War veteran in 1818, and the Mat Civil War veterans. Union and Confed­ erate. lived VO and 93 year*, respectively after the cud of c 4hat war. the 5th C. S. Circuit Court of A 11peal* Thursday 1*' tale i-imrge nf the ease, whit'll -tern from the arrest Sunday of R ld-riti-1'il group which AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME home i- given Irb-tl to attend servires at * Lt. D. (i. Tise by his wife Marion, Unu of their while rlmrt-h. Cdr. Lyle ][ Selio turned sons waits for his turn. The 1J member group in over bis luixittnn a* Com Jodi-.! fou r miniate is fiom j mutating O fficer of Sanford * Chicago. Ihre.. of tinwere lb-.ivy Attack Squadron Five rnnvhtud o f t respaa-ing nod to Cdr. Paul F . Werner si ••0 lulerferioR with worship by 10 a m. today. (Mr. Werner bad served as a J,it-k»in court and fined fl.lion eneh the squadron's executive of­ Cos hit* been n-ked tn ficer fnr the past year Cdr. ovirturn the-e eim vlili. n*. DALLAS 11 I’ D VII.it Mi- belle will proceed to duly idmatil the US.H Intrepid «i vrttvttn. • s aitib.t'sadnr tn NEW YORK (IJP h — Yu Norfolk the I niied Nations, gave an go-lav President Tito virile 1 The full dress ceremony I tirni dli view t»f iln- l N featured an inspection of fur home today wi l b .. pci on al "bon voyage" fiom I’ n i iiirird nf pre-erving peace \ Vila's 3-V| officer* and nun sr VUGU.VITNK i I I I I Tburvd.ii night, then hail tn and an a«ldress h> Capt. dent Kennedy, I'tiller »aid a gang <d "four or fight b o way through a mill James 0 . Mayo. live" Negroes fired shut* nt V reception at the NAS a pas'ing ear here today, laid mull that curved, booed, liallrooin fo lowed the rhangc PORTSMOUTH. Vn. < ITT ' beat and spat on him. killing a while man of rommaml cerem onies and Ten hem lint, bleat y ev»ot Thu 1:31) a in. shooting III outnumbered pullre tried a dinner-dance tonight at 8 front m the home of Negro inilurs pulled into port hen In escort him to a walling P in. will clim ax the nffjinlrgrnliiintid Goldie Eubank' tmlny lifter five flay* « * e .il function* 1 led With a in Kinanl. 35, dead In*tlites4 b u ffe titt|£ nb*i:ir*t Hit* HrdOtuine lint a woman *n -tr Under Cdr. s c tlc the squad fiom a 'in gle rifle wound hi tlUtibled ileitlruyer v -no I I'SS ed 1I|| and i.ipped .St even sun run began laying Hie ground­ Hie head, authorities 'aid Fogg in liv hinrSnint uliii* i ll lb» h ml wit i .m anti I N placard T wo ymiiig men spat work for becom ing the first Slierifl I. il Davis railed pei! Atlantic •qoadnin tn operate the It V in hi* fare. on the Florida Sheriff* Hu •C Vigilante rs’connais.s true lean il the slate capital. T al I'nllre a rreted ., 'J2 year ..id North Texas .•' «i• Uni attack plane* la lii-s o , In send investiga ' \* KSON, U - 11 Pit Cdr Bette's year a* mtnverslly sludillt I bey *uld lie tor*. The Citizens' Couii.il* of would be charged with incit mamlmg officer of v \ il-5 ha* Ainciiea today opened a n ■ ' in ; tn r.ul and aggravated seen many changes, including lug which was tn feut.ue ud assault mi Stevenson. I transition from the A3R Skydrt-s.e* by Gov, R.< . il.irni-lt, A ti o it t To rleinnivstralnr* warrior In Hie \3\ V igilante, I t. Iiov. Paul It. I.do -mi h- I shoved and jostled Stevenson, which began hi March, and former Maj. Gen. Edwin \ who spoke to com m em orate presently to the It \5C Vigil An 19 man grand jury was Walker. ante. the l N Day In Texas. deliberating “ only a few lake Bette, Cdr. Werner ha* caw *" today at Hie Seminole Nine Sentenced been with the squadron dur­ County courthouse. ing the transition period lie ST. LOUIS, Mn. it I’ ll Seated by Circuit Judge i* also a qualified Vigilante William V Abridge. Cocoa, Nine members nf the t’oiigre » pilot and was one o f the first the Jury u j - , ‘'.shierIng evi­ of Raimi Equality, conso le I Naval flier* tn pilot the new dence a* |>n I-Iited by Stale o f in* pi ring an unruly dem­ WASHINGTON i t ' H i Mtorne) A. L Steed. Ortanonstration Hi H blink tu g. Id, The Defense Department, is It use. iln were sentenced Thursday to considering » pinn under It wat expected Hir Jury flO to 'Jill ilays in Jail for cun- vvldeh nil youth* would be i would make a r*'port to the tempt, given physi* if nod mental court late this alternoon tC't.* for the ilr.ift at the age VAH-5 Command Change Feted hslw a Adlai Allocked gy Dallas Mob Tito Departs Shots At Car Kill Rider Fog’S In Fort Council Meets STATE AND COUNTY question!* before the elect unit i! Nuv. o were outlined in detail Thurs­ day noon when the four men nltovc requested some 20(1 persons to "curry the word” into the county seeking approval of the measures. From the left: t!. E. Dali Jr., William H. Dial, Sen. Mark Cleveland Jr. ami Douglas Stenslroiu, Also nt the speakers table were Mrs. Harriett S!ti\vter (left), president of the Husiness and Pro­ fessional Women’s Club, and Reynolds, civic chairman of the Woman's Club. Appeals Made For ’Big Lift' Declared Three Amendments Complete Success EUANM- liitT , G e r m a n y merit nf the Upper hi. Johns River. (U1M)—Thu biggest ami lastHail executive director of ,.,q transoceanic military airthe Central and Southern lift ever undertaken was de­ florid.t EIixhI Control Un­ m et, outlim d that the nica* clared a complete micros* lire provides lor tMiiancu of j today. Military leader* Ik'gan bond* by Hie Stnlu Board of planning for a larger one to iiitiservaliun in p u r c h a s e (|lf, |.ar nrxj spring, lands (nr recreaHnn.il and Air Fnrcr Secretary Eugene water c<m*ervalinn purpose* ... , , M. /iick crt callctl special Eleven service, civic and rin-se won i la- revenue wind.* alien)mu tn ,t the IUU per cent and not In he ret red Irom , , . . ‘ ,, tidier nrgariiz.ilurns were rep safety record m Hlg l.ut, Hie resented nt the meeting, host taxes, he cm pita sized. movement of more than 13,He said Hut Hie overall ed by the Junior Chamber a( uun troops carried out to show Commerce to acquaint llu plan call* for tin* piirclia-e public w ith "the necessity tn 11 “ w* *— before higher land have approval of these mca* p r i c e t n f H i o i ia a n d * n f at re v ures if Florida's economy t> for ieereation.il ami water purpose*, with a large part in continue to g row ." thing the Upper St. John*. lio-Hour Week Fire Damages Sanford House ■>f I*. it .'.i' !• -I' d 1**1.i>A f o r broke out 'll the A t pre-nit, the physletil kitchen o f » re«idenee at I IJt WASHINGTON it I'D Avenue Tburtdaz, An A F L - Cllt *pn* 111.! .I'll and no'iiLal i »l* air given nt l.isusl today the fact that u recent thu lime o f induction, which ■'.losing slight d.imuge to th-t Up.iUgit in prod .a l. '.i did J.-d average* JT years. hou and cunlenlii, Smifur.l Dv/eii ■ ■■ffi.-iola said IN'- H ie Department reported, muk* a dent In heavy unem­ ployment showed tiie need for purpose of the change would thi ef Mack N. Cleveland Sr. a 35-hour week and Increased be to inrrease voluntary en- s*id tba (ire was eau-cd by lc public works spending t > liitmenta in the armed ter- defective wiring in an el 1 vice*. [cooking range. creata morn jobs. Imw rapidly Ike United States I'lea* to " c a r r y the word" throughout Seminole County (or the support o f three state constitutional amend menu and a county measure in the Nov-. 3 election were made In more Ilian Jon per sons who attended a joint service club luncheon meeting Thursday mem at Hie Civic Center. Sen Mack V Cleveland Jr voiced tIn* plea fnr support nf amendment No. I In the Milk constitution, piovlllillg (or i» change in the election dale fnr governor and cabinet members. The change would provide fnr slate elections in nil presidential eleelinn year* "tliili national parties pre diiniiniinlty cunlrolling tile vision lime during prcilden Hid years." i lev eland statril, "nor voters get little oppor tlllllly In he n o n e aeqo.null'll with the qualities and record* of our candidates tor state offices. Tin* change would permit the state candidate* to have mme TV tune and more space m Iln- m-w-pa pvr*," • * * could build up its forces m Europe In a crisis. In a tribute to the Military Air Transport .Service1! MATS accident tree delivery o f tho 2nd Armored T exas to Division Western frnin Europe, Zm-kert said operations over Hie A.iioo-uiile aerial bridga w ere perform ed "with a real sense of urgency but entirely coniiatcnt with airline aafety standards." The transoceanic phase o f Exercise "B ig I Jit" ended at 10:05 p.m. (-1:03 p.m. E-ST'J Thursday when a big CI30 turbo prop troop transport set down under glaring flood­ Former Sen. Douglas Stem light* at Rembaeh Air Rase, V ice Admiral Fitzhngh Lee, *t ■nin, moderator lor Hie 35 miles southwest of here. ineellng and chairman of Hie CJuef «r Naval Air Training, Gitige committee on cdu will deliver the principal ad cation for the Chamber of dres* xt the Central Florida Com m erce, explained t h e Council of the Navy League county measure as "approval dinner tonight. of perm issive legislation Member* ami guests of the Constitutional amendment* which will allow Ihe County league will (ill the NAS hall - and local bills to lie voted on ( nmmhslnncr* to continue room for a reception and din­ Nov 5 will be discussed at « with their plan* for arqublner beginning at ft p. m. pulilir meeting nt 8 p m. Tues­ lion id a *itc for a new uni­ The event is being held in day ul Lyman High School versity, should 1 b e State rim junction with the nation's auditorium. Longwood. Hoard of Control , 1'h 'it Si-mi observance of Navy Day, pro­ Tile issues will be presented inole Count y.” claim ed by President Ken­ by Stale Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ lb told that five sites in nedy for Sunday, Oct 37. land J r , Reps. S. J. Davis Jr. llu* county have been offered. Earlier in the week Mayor and Jan F'ortunc, and Doug­ Hoe has been offered gratis Thomas S. McDonald gave las Stcnslrnm, chairman o f in ihe tlirie land owner* but local endorsement to the o c ­ Ihe University Site Committee, tin- otlii i fimi nui't tie pur casion with a proclamation Seminole County Chamber o f chased, il one is selected. i f hi* own. Com m erce. lie explained Hie county no auire, tn Im> voted no by all electors, merely give* the i mu m i * - mu a " g o ahead *ig ii.il" ill the event Semin iln t* Navy League To Hear Adm. Lee Issues To Be Discussed lie al*n (Kiinlcd old Hie *lale is turning m ore In the two-party *v*tein anil "it i* vital Hut we devote more time in Mole and local is ' h,,‘ , n 11 :,l' ° ............. . »>at I|r, •• il Ihe st.de selects one of the Stressing the estimate there '«Mir -sites needed to bo pur vs ill he 2UO.OOO college Mil chased tli.it Hie County Gumdeni* lu Ihe stale Iiy 1970, mi'sum may call for a special hy Irecholdet * to William H Dial, Orlando) election railed for approval of amend raise funds for tlm purchase no lit No. 3 !<• Hie state ron oi the ground. dilution, which wilt permit tile stale to l**lie bonds in the amount o f $75 million for n«-x construction of institutions nf higher learning. He rmphasir r-d these I*mds would he re­ Instructional personnel and tired with taxes from utilities. employes of Goldsboro Ele­ Dial, pre*blent of the Com­ mentary School have become mittee for ihe Florida Dim ! Hie fir*t hih'Ii group of United lute of Technology, remarked Fund contributor* to win a Hi.it Seminole County should gold award for inn |ier c ’ nt he especially interested in the liarticipatioA United Fund of­ passage of this measure since ficials reported today. this county is ticing consid­ Mr*, ll. F'. Ganas, executive ered for a new state univers­ secretary for United Fund ol H u rl In ( ra sh Seminole County, said Ihe ity. * • • ( harks Spencer, who nuffrrschool turned in St At 30. All ed neckInjuries in * three-ear Approval of amenilinent No, ll of its em ployes donated collision at C p. m. Thursday ;i Jo the Male cuh.*litutkm !» ' their piedged ainoutlts, she on Highway Id at the AVckivn of vital interesl, also, Hj Sum .said. River bridge, was to be remov inole County, it was pointed Mr*. .Alcllxsa Roberts, memcd tmtay from S'eminole Me- out hy G. E. Dail Jr., West her ot the Goldsboro faculty, mm ial Hospital to OiNiige Palin Beach, since it will erved a* chairman tur llic Mt-ninrul HuapiUl, Orlando, {mean recreational im piov*-1school UE d m * . ‘Few Cases' For Grand Jury New Draft Idea Under Study Mrs. William School Group Gets UF Award VALDEZ HOTEL TCaritc Downtown Sanford JjOungc -A IILs t 's r F ui u nui t iimuc e F r i. N ile s a I th e C a r ib e ! M u s ic .Mil The by H i d e a w a y s ’* V �V fr Rev. Grover Sewell tn fs t f ?**• t —J H fin S O e f. 2 8 , * 6 S ; ii Annual U N IC EF Drive Set In Casselberry Be Not Afraid Thar* |a a ato17 about a 1 youth from plunging hand* HU!* boy who was supposed long Into wator without know* to memoriio a Blblo w n * Ing Ita depth; that ipaaka to fo r roll call at hla Bunds? the adult concerning drinking threatens his home, School d a ta . W hta tb* Uacb* that •r called the I t r a n o f the health, end business, Fear can pupila they were supposed to bo fine when used correctly, rep ly with the w rse o f Scrip, but so often It is used be­ tore rather than Indicating yond this point until It be­ their pretence by the well comes n destructive force. Tha unhealthy fe a r can be known "here.1* The y ou n g fe l­ low found In hla Bible the defeated to a great degree, worda, " I t la !> be not a fra id ." but how well we know that It These worda teemed to be 1s Impossible if man alone Is We appropriate ao ha aald them Included in the f ig h t ev e r aad over r o l l he fe lt now have material blessings sure that he would have no beyond compare in America trouble hi replying when hie and y st wa hava faar galore. name waa called. Finally Sun­ Our madkal science has pro* d a y morning arrived aad ho greased phenomenally, our ed­ dteeaed In hla bait. The a e o n ucation systems are making ha thought about having to great advances, our food sup­ fep oa t thee* word* th e m ore ply is so abundant that sur­ he had “ atage frig h t." ao by pluses continue to pile up th e time the teacher called hla and yst so many people who Bama be waa nervoua, Indeed. are In ■ position to know say W hen he heard hie name rin g that thsra was nevsr so much ou t he replied ta a high pitch­ fear before. Tilers Is One Source to ed , nervoua voice, " I t Ii m o and I'm acared to death." Whom we may g o and only Thla little boy knew that tha one. I f we are willing to look Bible had aoma very fin e to God, while trusting Him promlaaa concerning fe a r and Implicitly and obeying Him he had even engraved them to the best o f our ability, an hla memory but attll when then we ean defeat our fears. the time o f crlile came he A s ws g o to Him we must failed to reapond to the truth. remember that He demands O f course, we know that total faith and loyalty. How the above lll*i«tnriIon la not well this la illustrated by the perfect since eome v ery fin e Incident o f Jesus walking on Chrlitiana get eatrem ely ner tha watsr and approaching Voua when they try to do tho boat In which Pater was anything In public and eome riding. Peter wented to walk • f these, who aeemed to be to Christ and with His per­ m ost composed, are not the mission he set out on hla best Christiana, but the point liquid path to find that he was le that we do know that God supported at first, only to glvea many and grea t prom sink a few ateps later. Why laea about facing Ufa un did ha walk at one time and a #iald, yet we continue on sink at snothsrT The d iffer­ o u r way with tha plagua o f ence was In his faith! A s long fe a r gnawing away at ua In as Pttar’s ayes war* fasten a moat destructive w ay. ed on Christ he walked but We can rest assured that when he became distracted by fea r la not merely a modern tho angry wind and wavea he plague. Tha Bible shows us sank. I f JOII would walk the perl that from tha very beginning ot Ita recordings truth de* lous path o f life aright look manded that fear be shown a , unto Him who la aide to su*an Ingredient o f the Uvea of tain you. Keep your eyes upon Him In faith and you the people spoken o f there, Turn the pages further ami will find your fear dispelled I t * Jacob afraid o f meeting and the sinking path made his brother E sau ; Elijah, who firm . This la the only way. had faced the many prophets He Is tho only remedy for o f Baal, turning to flight fear. when he thought o f the pros* pect o f facing Jesebel; the apostles deserting their bless­ ed .Saviour at tho cross; and on anil on we could go. Wa readily admit that there Is the right kind o f fear. It could be said that this fear Is a g ift o f God. I write now o f the fear that prevents tho child from running in front o f a car; that cautions the WMS Officers Introduced At Prairie Lake By Jane CaiscIbevTy New W.M.S. officers o f the Prairie Lak« Baptist Church were Introduced hy the pres­ ident, Mrs. I#onard Jones, at n—general meeting held Monday night at the church and each presented a short outline of her work for the coming year. Mrs. Paul Lowe, the pro­ gram chairman, displayed posters which ahe bad made to illustrate each future pro­ gram. Mrs. James liunn read the ■enpture and Mrs. Vernon Dunn gave the pruyer. Others taking part were Mrs Paul Branson, Mrs. L. 31. Cossiu, Mrs. Kiris Parkersun. Mrs. Mary P. Vickers, Mrs. T « l Kerns, Mrs. Ed L ou r, Mrs. Hubert Conrad and Mrs. Loyd Smith. Mrs. Junes and Mrs. Kerns were the hostesses and the refreshment table was de­ purated in tile ilalloweea motif witli orange flowers an decoratiuns. Oviedo Church Sets Program By Bernice Kelsay The First Methodist Church of Oviedo will observe World lisy of Prayer next Tues­ day with a program to be presented by Mrs. J. II. Stal­ eyThe program, to be held In the church, will begin at ):3fl a. m. and continue through tha noon hour. Those attending are asked to hrini; ssiid a fc,'es. i j l Pill IM p .o ..- ..* l y Jaao Casselberry at the d o o r m ay wear masks The boys and glrla of the of witches and devils they Casselberry Community Meth- will be angels In disguise If odist Church Sunday School they are carrying the orange will 'T r ic k o r T rea t" for UNICEF again thla Halloween and black official collection according to Mrs. Nelson container with the UNICEF Bunnell, WSCS secretary of symbol o f the mother and children’s work. child. Only such good-will amEven though the youngsters WMU AUXILIARY DIRECTORS o f tho First Baptist Church of San­ ford who work with tho various age groups are, from left, Mrs. Cecil Tucker, president: Mrs. George McGowen, Sunbeum Band; Mrs. Michael . -Brodie, *• GA. - * (Herald Photo) Pickering, YWA and Mrs. Jane Baptist W M U W orks Forest Lake Sets Talk On For A ll Age Groups Alcoholism The W om B i’s Mlsaionary Union o f the First Baptist Church is composed not only of ihe ladles o f tha church, but hoe in it's organisation provision fo r all aga groups. The Missionary Society is the parent organisation whose chief aim la to promote mis­ sions through prayer, a etudy o f tha needs, missionary education o f the children, and sponsoring church wide •**sone o f prayer and offering for Foreign, Home, State, and local mlialons. Auxiliary organisations be­ gin with the Sunbeam Bend for both boys end girls, ages four t h r o u g h eight. Mri. George McGowen ie Sunbeam director end she is assisted by a group of Sunlieam (waders. The children are divided Into four age groups. When children reach nine years o f age the girls are pro­ moted to Girls Auxiliary and remnin a part o f the WMU, whilu the hoys become mem here o f the lloyal Amhsin dors, under the aponsorahip o f the Brotherhood o f Uie church. Mrs. June Brodie, GA direc­ tor, la ably assisted by lenders for each o f the four groups In ft. t, Msthsw* tha part o f the girls, fo r to at tain tha rank ot Queen she must know many things about missions, her denomination, including He various depart­ ments, their locations, names o f the executive secretaries and many other pertinent facts. She also must memor Isa many scriptures which pertain to missions. Upon reaching 1(1 years these young ladles are ad­ vanced to Young Woman's Auxiliary, whose activities are about the same at the GA un a more advanced IcvcL Community Mission activ­ ities are assigned to all age groups ami auxiliary members gain first band knowledge o f JESSE O. GHBON missions here at home. Mrs. Cecil Tucker, WMU president, unluy, Nov. 3, nt 7:30 p. m. is coordinator fur all o f these in the Forest I.uko Acudemy groups. gym by Jesse O. Gibson o f Brotherhood Sets Supper By Jin e Casselberry The Brotherhood o f the Prairie la k e Baptist Church In Fern I’ ark will hold a covered dish supper ami meeting Monday at the church. The supper will begin at 0:30 p.m. and will he followed by a program and fellowship at 7:15. The theme will be "Developing our Stewardship." Among matters In he dis­ cussed will he the question of church participation in a blood bank and an overnight fishing trip and steak supper to he held In November. Ernest Hooker, president, says thst plans have been made for a full year ahead and the aim of the group is tu have So m em bers hy UhH. M rs. Horvath Speaks For Catholic Women Council und tu tho N honsl of Catholic Women by Mrs. John Horvath for members of tha Church uf tho Nativity Catholic Women's Club. Mrs. Horvath, guest spesker fur the club's regulsr month­ ly meeting is a member of the Speaker'. Bureau o f the UrUudo Deunery. During the business meeting conducted by Mrs. John MacFar lens, president, members were urged to attend tha Or­ lando Deanery meeting which was held Tuesday in I)oLund and to attend tha Eucharistic Congress to ba held this Sunday in Jacksonville. Another special guest at the meeting waa Mrs. Clarence Brsungurt, president o f St. M argaret• Mury s G u i l d i n Winter Park. m i i 1'niiiiicin a ut thu aloes o l U.s u ...u u ^ Ly OPENING SUNDAY, OCT. 27 — 7 Nil) P. M- Wr II j i w ..... Pastor CHRISTIAN NIMIIIVSKV ALLIANCE ( H I HI II MSI Paris Asm at 141k SI. rt.v. C. C. Dess, Jr....... Pastor -•-■in I. v School _ I I . s. m. to which they are divided. In Worship Servlet 11.91 s. mG A a girl may advance An illustrated lecture an el- Evening Warship __ 1:09 p. m. through tho forw ard iteps coholltm will be given on Sat- Alliance Touth Fellowship (Tuss.) 1:19 p. m. from a Malden to a Queen. IVVr.lt Prayer Service __ 7:34 p m This sntalla much atudy on Washington, D. secretary of Thin Assembly O f God F ISE C H EST tha ASSESS ISI.T Baptist s im iT rum en SIS Task A « m r . N. C h in e s _ _ ------ pastor Morning Worship S:JO s. nt. Sunday School ___ , S:4I Morning Wors hip 11:99 s. ns. Training U n i o n ___ 1:19 p. m. Kvsnlng Worship „ I D . p. in. Wad. I'rayar Service T il l p. nt. fir st American Temperance Society. Gibaon will show tha film, “ Becky," which is based on bii actual tragedy that took place in Urooksville und Is being nhuwn for thu first tints in this area. The film und Icctutu will ho of Interest to those who are alarmed by the Increasing rats o f alcoholism In Florida. The evening program will be open to the public. Youth Choir Plans Party _'Attend service* this week at uourown. place oj worship * M issio n IRT BAP TIST 4 141 HI II Temporarily marling at KISS Park V t r r M aanfare, Florida Sunday School ___ io:uo s. ni. Morning Worship 11:40 a. nt. Hlbta Study (Sunday) 7:00 pm. Evangelistic Ssrvlcs T:00 p.m. VV'td. Prayer Matt 7:00 pm. Dill Stephens ....... .... ... Pallor A Cordial W il c o m t to Alt jo n im n r n np c h in c h Christian Csr. E l k s s S B i n nrnST CHRISTIAN r s r s c s II. It. W i b J s r ....... ........ Fastor DISCIPLES OF CHRIST H'lndey Kchool ... 1:41 s. ISST S. Sanford A rt. Morning Worship 19:19 a. m. Bar. Mu son (Irigg, Kvsnlng Worship __ 1:19 p. m. Ad Interim Minister Toulh :terv. (Hun i 4:19 p ni. Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. Mtd-Wesk Hire. (W ed.) !;1» Morning Worship 11:19 a. m p. m. CRBTRAt. H 9FTIST CHCRCR Car. 14th at. A Oak A lt, Gall Smith _____ _ _ _ _ P>s*nr Sunday School „ _ 1:1) a. an. Morning Worship lt :ie a. m. Training Union — I II p. m. Ktanlng Worship _ 7:34 p. nt. Wad. ITnyar Harriet 1:11 p.m, Nursery Opan C-, associate WTIIR _____________. T:I9 p. m Sunday Nits Broadcast Church To Give Halloween Party Council Baptist N M T g BBS. A TO* BAPTIST CIS APBI, I N N. Fair Sag Ara. V. N. Magard, Chapst Pastor Sunday School — 1:41 S-m. Training Union __ 1:1# p. m. Worship It a. nt. T il l pm. W«L E r a s in g Fraysr 1.11 p.m. iH'.ItVJUKH BATUHDAT— Sabbath School _ . . . . 9.11 a. m. Worship Service _ lliO* a. m. W e l w . i k r Night I’ rsrer D c r v l c s __Till p. m. "W e H iv e "Pile H « p - " radio ■h.d h r i r a n n i b a p t i s t message each Kundsy a. m me Or In n4a Re. a l H m n Ara. »t I:1S o v - r WTtlJt l| i m B. Hamilton ( J r l f r t n __Paster on your radio dial Sunday School ____ 1:4) a. m. Morning Worship 11:90 a. m. Training U n i o n ____ l:ln p. m. Evening Wors hip _ T:4I p. m. Alliance By Frances Wester The witches, goblins, and ghosts will have a get.together In Lake Mary, Saturday at S p. m. at the Moose Hall, when the Youth Choir of the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church are feted with a Hal­ loween parly with Ihe Senior Choir participating. Each guest ls asked tn MIIS. JOHN MacFARLANE, left, president nf come masked and to make a the Church of the Nativity Catholic Women’s 951*11 dopsLioo *o help with Club, chntit with Mm. John Horvath, member of Ihe parly expense). By Mrs. II. L. Johnson the Speaker’ll Bureau of the Orlando Deanery, Several surprises have been The Ia ho Monroe Baptist planned fur the group by the prior to her talk at Monday night’s meeting of Church will give a Halloween leader In charge nf the af­ the club. (Iicrnld 1‘hnto) Party next Thursday begin­ fair, Mrs. Kay Saismsn. ning at 5:30 p. m. fur ill young people in the area. There Ls no age limit. Various games will he played and refreshments will lh„ served later in the even­ ing. The party will lake place 'Ilia role o f local affiliation Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Jen­ in the church's Educational In relation to tin Diocesan nie Fox and Mrs. John Burke. Building. was explained Monday night Adventist THE S K V a . U N . D t r ADVENTIST S'HIHt'H ( e r n e r T»k A Elm w K «T sinE n i i i H m a r BAPTIST SIICHCH « ■ Ik SI. A Malty A o . Paul M. i.sllty ___Pastor Sunday School _ lt:0d a. m. Sunday 11:49 a. is. Morning Worship Sunday T:41 p. in. Ktrsnlng Worship Wednesday Prayad Harriet _ T:4) p. at. FIRKCHEST BAPTIST (lllltC H Oners Hood Pallor . William J. (luess Morning Worship __ 1:19 A It a. m. Sunday School . S:4) a. m. Training U n i o n ___ S:li p.m. Evening Worship .... T:lu p.m. Wid. o f fic e r * A Tsachsri M.silng ...............1:19 p.m. Wad. I’ rayar Ssrvlcs T.19 p.m. baiaadors are authorised to accept pennies for the Children's Fund. The children will colltot contributions in their neigh­ borhood between 5-7 p. m. on Thursday, Oct. 31 and will bring their coins to the church a t I o'clock to be counted. E ach dollar contributed to UNICEF can mesn a dally glass o f milk for IT hungry children for a whole month or vaccine to protect I0O child­ ren from tuberculosis. Church O f God Methodist F I R S T RETHODIST CRCRC R CHURCH OF GOD AIR Path Are. M a d A rreaeh John T. Adams Jr. — Pastof If. C. Smith ___ Paiior Sunday Reboot _ 9:41 a. m. Morning Worship . 1:14 a. m. Morning W orsh ip lt:S4 a. nt. Tundsy School — — l:St A- mRraagsllstio Serr. 7:10 p, m. Mnrnlng Worship 14:1) a. ns. Tasu. Prnyor Sorr. T:I0 p. m. MT“ Msstlngs — , USD p. (InttrmAdlnts, Senior) Thors. T o u ng Psapls Z n d s s r o r _______ 7:1* p. sl Kvonlng Worship _ 7:14 R. SR. FIRST CHURCH CORURRUATIORAI. (IF TH E RASARRRR CHRISTIAN CRCRCR W . Sad BL at Rnpln A to. (C a lled 4'hareh af Chrlat) Paul niches --------- ------ - Paato* Park A raaaa al S ilk St. l:< t a. m. Sunday School _ 1:11 a. m. ____ Church School Morning Worship 19:4) A m. 11:09 a. in. Worship Servlet Toulh 1:90 p. s*. 1:39 p. m. __ Christian Youth Kvangsllatlo Ssrvlcs 7:*4 P«wMinistry M ld -W te k Hav. Walter A l l McPherson, Service iVVed.) __ 7:94 p. at. Pastor Third Sunday S l n g u p l r s t l o s ____1:49 p. Episcopal CHHIST CHURCH Chorrh Street, Laagwaod Fr. Charles W. Stewart Jr.. Vlaar Holy Communion — 7«SO a. m. Sunday S c h o o l ___ 1:09 a- m. Family Servlet and Sermon —...... . 14:11 a. m. Free Methodist * ( mi l l I I KI I . A o i ,4 u t c o m U t i lls I N l. rn i:4 : m k t iiiiih st i h i r c u i'araer Alb nt. and Laarel Are. Pentecostal Telephone: FA 3-793I FIRST PRSTKCOSTAL Eugene Sheldon .............. l-tstor CHCRCR OF LOKU WOOD Sunday Hrh' ol _____ 1:1) a.m. Adt Oraaa* Streal Morning Worship 10:4) a.m. Kvsnlng Worship __ 7:04 p m. Rev. E. Ruth O n n t — PaitaR 19:91 s. m . Church O f Chriflt Wed. Prayer Service 7:19 p.m. Sunday Bchoot Morning Worship 11:49 A m. CHURCH o r CHRIST Sunday Evening _ 7:19 p. m. Wed. Rlble Study _ 7:19 p. m . Lutheran Ralph Brswar Jr. Rrsngsllst Cumiueror* Meeting Dibit S c h o o l ____11:99 a. F r i d a y ___________ 7:14 p. m LUTHERAN CHCRCR OF Morning Worship 11:09 a. Craning Worship _ T:ll p. ts. i t s w . sack Flaea Presbyterian Wrd. P r t y s r Sarrlrs T:S9 p at. “Tha Church o f the Lutheran Hour’’ and T T “Thin I* th* F IR S T PRRHHTTRRIAR Lit*’" CHURCH PA OLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Herbert W. Oners* _ _ _ Pastor Oak Ave. and Third llrn e l Highway Ad W ill Sunday School _ _ 1:1) a. m. Sanford. Flurtda Warship Bsrvlos — 19:19 k. m. O r e m C. Sewell, Jr. Faala* Morris R u t / y ____ Kvangsllit Rlhtn CTatats _ 11:99 a. nt. S : l ) a. m. Morning W ors hip GOOD SlIRPHKRn Morning Worship - 11:14 s. m. 3.43 a. in. __ Church Schoo l L U T H E R AN CHURCH tn;4I a. m......... Mmlon meet* Craning Worship _ 4 00 p. m. ILIA) t l : « o u. m. Morning Worship Illb 1w Class** Wtd. Till p.m SS99 A OrlsaSo Drlvs 8.00 p. n t . _Plmieer A diitlop ( Ifw y IT-BSt III Kell'.tvahlpa Saatord, Flnrlda C H l’ RCH OF CHRIST 7:34 p. m. Evening Worship SSI1 Faria A n n a s R13-TS1S Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:99 p m. Ernest B Bollck. Jr. — Psstnr Bart Brown _ _ _ __Krs ntsllit Sunday School __ _ t i t ) A. nt. c n i ' I U T f o r THE COVKAART Sunday Church dervlcss — 10:10 a. m. Thneaat H. Nokia nihl* Study ............ 19:41 a.m. H n .f Mkrsiug , Worship |l:94 u r n uCurm-nt^l'.n— F l n t Sunday In Worship i;»9 *. nt. F a ch ^ Month Keening gerrlua 1:39 p tn, Church School —... 19:99 *■ nt. J Sis “ llsra ld or Truth’* 1 p in. ICINIiEIUlAllTBN ANU .NUIUi Temporarily s i P l n s o r n s l . KIIY Sunday o s Channsl • School— French end 17th. Tussday Ladlso Dibit Class 19:94 a.ra. Wadnrsdsy Methodist TO LIST YOUR Illhlt C l a i m 7:39 p. nt GRACH RETHODIST CHCRCH Onors ltd., at Woodland A v a , Hav. John IL H i m , Jr. Pastor Christian Science Church School ___ > :() a. m, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning Worship 11:09 a. M T F _______________1 11 s■CSRMTIST SOS Hast Saaaad Itraat R R R R R S R R METHODIST Sunday S i r ' l e a A CHURCH Sunday S c h o o l ____11:9* a. m. Cllraa Haights Subject: “ Probation A t l o r R#v. Hay Orsgory, Jr., Pastor Heath" CALL i..diurch School ....... 9 (5 a. m. Wedneeday Sor-rtee S:99 p. Heading Roo m: 193 K, First. Morning Worship 11 :'»<* a. tn. W ie k d a y t: 10:39 a m . - 4:39 M T F ________________ *:I9 p. p.nt. Friday Erasing! 1:19 Eva. W o r s h i p _____7:19 p. nt. W - * Prayer Bsrvleo 7:1* P ■■ 1:19 pm . CHURCH N O T IC E FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice WIIson-Elchellxrger Mortuary Eunice I. Wilson and St aff The American Oil Company 31r. snd .Mrs, 31. IL Strickland l’ruitr«.ii« I'rintinR Co. WiUon-Maler Furniture Co. J. it. Cameron and Staff Mr. and M rs. A l Wilaua SI mat rum Realty Holler Motor Sales Co. llerb Sten*ir»m ami Staff Emmett K a rn ll A Staff Bill Lovtlsc* A Km ploy era I 'l '; \N IIIIIU 'IS l o r A N , V\ III! I i l l I St\\ FIRST CHURCH T U B HASARKNH l.aVa Mary. TIs. nav . W. U Holcombe, Faalop Sunday 9:42 a m . ____Illbl* Scnoot 11:00 a. nt. - Morning WorihlR 7t00 p. m. — Evening Ssrvlc* 7:90 p. m. __ Wed. Mld-WesH Prayer Sarvlcas 7:uu p. tu. iud Wad. MIsaIoao a ry Hervlce OF 11s>|m* . . . REVIVAL ; \\ Nazarene Congregational The Hill Theatre m L est fall more than 93 m llv lion was raised by some 3.5 million American youngsters in about 11,000 communities. I U K I' l AN W I 4 . C O M I WAOOM i ,rgin U EVERY SUN., TUBS, WED., TUCKS. NITES L. ItubiiUwR dud Employees Komi Fair Store*. Inc Sanfttril Allantle Nutlonal Hank litulg* Bdilry A Employees Hunted 11. (Judges A Staff Southern Natural (iui Hill l.unilier & Hardware Co. John Dunn Jk S taff Jimmy Crspps A Employer* t'rlriwlii r . i). Bo* u n Sanford Nora Narriu IK h-151 I W e lc o m e to th e J. C. Penney Company l. Stale Farm Innurunc* ('onipiinies Rowe And Wilks Restaurant Its ing I. I’ ryor slid St aff Koet and IVilka Uowmaa ami Employct# 7). bruinula BIBLE A IR A T O R iU M S VNFOKD, FLA. Phyllis Rugcnstme V\ 2-A3A4 I tk. Vlarv -J n i �* •* Fellowship To Sponsor Supper Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church o f Sanford will spon­ sor an all-church picnic on Saturday, Nov 9, beginning at MRS. ARDITH KNECHT of Forest City, selftaught artist and flornl designer, now is turn­ ing her many-faceted talent to the desiirnitif? and Hewinyr of exquisite nylon quilts which arc prov­ ingto be much in demand by homemakers of tlio area for use as bedspreuds. (Herald I’ hoto) S elf-Tau ght A rtist Chalk Artist To Lead Revival Gains Recognition At Pinecresf By Shirley Wentworth An eight-day revival, Nov. I -10. will be held at the Pine crest Baptist Church o f San ford. Rev. A. D. Dawson, field secretary of the Florida Baptist Convention fo r the Palm BeacJi ami Ft. Lauderda'e areas, w ill be the evan gel 1st. Services will be conducted each evening at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Dawson, a skilled thalk artist of wide aertaim, presents the Bible's Gospel message attractively illustrat ed in beautifully blended colored thalk drawings lllu minated in contrasting color effects. An unusual reality is created through use of flu orescent chalk and “ Black Light." He recently was in Hawaii (o conduct services under the au-picies o f the Foreign Mis lion Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. Mrs. Tana Dawson, wife of the evangelist, will serve as organist for Ihc revival. To W ork For U N IC EF The Men’ s Fellowship of the By J i m C i « « * f t t n y ® A report w as given on the District Student Council meetIn; held recently in New Smyrna Beach at last Thurs­ day’ s Lyman High School Student Council meeting by the president. Pete Carlson. her latest painting o f a fait A very charm ing and gra­ wood ocentt using tho brilliant cious lady, Mrs, Kenneth W. fall hues, Ebecszer M ethodist 1 p. m. The Fellowship will pro­ vide hamburgers, rolls and beverages and those attend­ ing are asked to bring picnic baskets. P icnic committees appoint­ ed at the monthly meeting Tuesday night were Harold Hcrbst, Lewis Beach and Ray Middleton, games; Bon­ ner Carter, Earl Moxlcy and club president Clyde Stinson, supper and Robert Waiscm, H orace Beal and Dr. Fred Ensm lngcr, hospitality. G. O. Nordgren will serve as gen­ eral chairm an. The Men's group accepted responsibilty as sponsors of the picn ic at the request of the pastor, Rev. Waller A. R. M cPherson, on bc'uatf of the Board of Christian Educa­ tion o f the Church. NEW OFFICERS of Casselberry Legion Auxiliary Unit 25(1 are, top photo from left, Mrs. Russell Corwin, Mrs. Kenneth Wnlhritlyre, Mrs, Delia Krytler, Mrs. Lcthu Ward ami Mrs. Leonard Casselberry. I’ost officers are, bottom photo, scaled, left to right, Hibbard Casselberry, Marvin McClain, Harold Krytler ami Clarence Doobcner; standing, installing officers Nick Danesky ami Larry Maplcsdon and George Messick, Kenneth Wnlbridge, standing in for Hen Evans, and Kenneth Green, (Herald Photos) Baptists Set After-Game Fellowship The First Haptist Church Youth division will sponsor an after - game fellowship to­ night follow ing the Winter Park-Sanford game. A team o f five student* from Stetson University will he present to lead the fellow­ ship pcrioil and to bring en­ tertainment fo r tho group. Tho program will take place in thu church fellowship hall. In the future the church will u.se the church bus to take the youn g people tu out-oftown football gums*. A special film , "Assign­ ment Children." featuring the work o f UNICEF as K en by comedian Darny Kaye on a world four, will be shown Sunday at Ebcneier Metho­ dist Church following a cov­ ered dish supper for m em ­ bers and friends at 6:30 p. m. The film tells the story of how the comedian brings laughter and gaiety to thou­ sands of children throughout Asia and how h e discovers miraculous changes In their spirit snd health through m edicine from UNICEF and laughter at his antics. The film , especially good for children, will be equally en­ joyed by the adults. AH are invited to partici­ pate in the covered dish sup. per as well as the film show­ ing. Those who cannot at­ tend the supper may ic e the film at 7:30 p, m . Next Thursday, Halloween Night, children of the church's Junior, Junior High and Sen­ ior youth groups will Trick or Treat for UNICEF. As they go from door to door collect­ ing coins for this worthy cause they will be a part of m ore than 3 million young people In I2,ooo communities who devote their fun on Oct. 31 to saving lives of needy children sround tho world. Last year tho efforts of these 3 million youths result­ ed In a gift of more than $3 million. The UNICEF pro­ gram Is sponsored locally in ail Ml stairs. Mrs. Knccht generously reporter Into gives o f her time lecturing and dem onstrating ia both her lovely home on West Lake mediums when approached to Brantley Road in Forest City. By Donna lisle* do so. She has spoken before Upon entering the living A Ft*h Fr> will be held at thn local garden chib and room m y eye was immediate­ the Parrish House of Christ given m tuni demonstrations ly caught by a magnificent Episcopal Church In Txmgof her artistry with flowers 10-foot m ural dominating one wood from i until 7:30 p.m. at the Forest Lake Academy wall o f tho room. Tlie paint­ today. in Forest City and several ing depicted a frosty snow Served with the fish will he women’s clubs o f Orlando. scene and. o f course, my hosbaked potato, coleslaw, hush It seem s that latent dis­ tesa had painted this in oils— puppies, dessert and coffee, covery o f her tnlcnt hns le.l her favorite medium. Annual Christmas Parade Pnve Klingcnsmith has been sure to include name, a ge, ad­ tea nr milk. her to investigate all phases Rev. W alter A. R. McRiterDonations for the dinner A native o f Kalamazoo, Them e Contest spoil-ored by named chairman o f Mils year’ s d l e s * , city, telephone number of design in everyday living. son. minister of the Congrehave Wen srt fo r adults nnd Mich., Mrs. Knccht. or Ardith the Junior Chamber of Com null theme Idea, parade, an annual event spon ­ Ardith recently completed the gatinnal Christian Church of under 13 years. has lived with her family in inereo opens Monday. Deadline Following n i e committee children difficult tm k o f rc-uphoptcr- Sanford, will attend a denomi­ sored by local merchant* and Children under six will be (ho Forest City area for 12 fur subm itting entries is Nov. chairman for this year's ing her entiro living room nation meeting of the Com ­ servptt free of rharge. staged by the Jaycees. years. She readily admits to 8 Christina* parade: Oavu Ber­ suite. Tin* lovely drupes of mittee on Ministry, Florida The chaiiman request* that being m self-taught artist al­ rien, parade marshal; Harold Tho rontest Is hehl In ronon Wednesday her homo have nil been mode Conference, all children in grades 1-0 par­ though she has taken courses by her hand. Sli<> designs am! amt Thursday of next week. jum tiun with the llth nnniial ticipate in the contest to do- Chapman, publicity; Wendell OVER 35 YEAItS to perfe-ct her technique. R ev. M rl’ her.von is a mem­ Christmas Parade slated fur term Inn the theme for the Davit, judges and dignituries; innkes m ost o f her rlathsx At First ft Patmrtto In the past years she has Jack Ludwig, crowd control; Wednesday, Dee. 4. nnd en joys all creative activ­ ber o f the rornmittec. parade. Winner of thu run test (Alongside old post o ffic e ) completed innumerable paint­ DeWltt Mathews, transporta­ ities righ t down to the art o f will receive a |25 savings ings o f nil subject mutter In­ tion, and Ranald lluaai, Bantu paper hanging at which she bond and will ride a* a d ig ­ cluding land and seascapes Claus float. has becom e adept. nitary in tho parade. and has found n rcudy market Cards arn being mallei! to Her husband, a builder of Last year the winner w as fur her w ork. Ardith has been all organizations asking for renown, finds use o f her col­ lO-yenr-old Sasun Karris with commissioned by ninny neigh­ or sense in decorating his tlie entry "Christmas Joys in float entries in Ilia parade. bors and friends to do both Arrangements for entries may custom built homes in this Song snd Verse." O llier smaller pointings and large • Carpels • Fumltur* nrc* and Winter Park. theme* previously used in ­ ha mnda hy calling KAIrfnx wall murals. She has also ex­ • Tile • Pianos Her latest interest Is de­ clude "The Christmas S tory," 2-5181. Deadline for flo a t onecuted a scenic design on the • Rental Red* tries is N’ov, lli. signing and sewing exquis'tr Longw ood Elementary PTO set for adults mid children. ' ‘ Christmas Through Chitgarage door o f her home that nylon qiiitt* to he used us member* voted nt their gen ­ Pre-school children will be ilteii's Eyes,'* "Keeping Christ­ has becom e a conversation Rev. G rover Sewell, pastor bedspreads ami she has a!- eral business meeting Tues­ mas Through Christ," "L e t’ s piece to all those who view served free o f charge. of tha F irst I-reshytcrlan ready filled many orders for day night to crown a king Put Christ Bark in Christ­ Ibis outdoor masterpiece. Main prise of tho event will Church o f Snnfnrd, will attend this product o f her handwork. und queen at the Harvest Fes­ mas,” "Parade o f Christmas the Florida Economic Educa­ Through this feat a neighbor CALL Mrs. Knecht confessed, tival to be held Nov. 23 front he an electric skillet. Dreams," "Christmas Fanta­ commissioned her to dn Ids tion Conference for clergy when asked, that she gets as I until 8 p.m. on the ichool In other business thu group s y " urul "Uld Fushiuticd garage door depicting »n ac­ which will be held October 27much enjoym ent from her grounds. heard nn appeal from Mrs. Christmas.” fit at Camp Wingman in Avon tual speed bout race that has paintings ns she does design­ Coin boxes hove been placed Juno Boyles, clinic chairman, Entries must he delivered to become equally as famuus in Park. ing flornl arrangements. Her in each room nnd the king fur emergency substitute vol­ the Jnyrce building on French the area. This conference ia sponsored greatest reward however, and queen will be chosen from unteers nnd voted to sponsor Avenue ur mailed to Christ­ MOVING AND STO R A G E CO., INC. Mrs. Knecht's latest scrumby the U niversity o f South comes with tho completion of thu room turning In the larg­ movies nt the -ehool on the mas Parade Theme Contest, ptishment is a just rompletrd Florida and the Clcriry Eco­ l.er fam ous wall murals. est cull eel ion. A prince and first nnd thitil Saturday o f P. O. Box IS 13, Sanford, be­ FA 2-9511 nomic Education Foundation. wall mural in one of Ihc bed­ % As busy * prrson as she princesa will bo chosen front each fore 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, to month beginning in room* o f her home. This i« Outstanding leaders from busi­ 5 0 4 C elcy A v e. S a n ford , Fla. is witlr her many hohbies, the room with the second November, lie eligible for judging. Ho ness, labor, agriculture and a most lifelike grape vine, she can l>e called upon almost largest amount. spreading its leafy tendrils education w ill teach. anytime to oldige with an ar­ Trophies will he presented Clergymen o f all faiths are across the wall from which tistic program or to design to the king and queen. hang m ost realistically, clus­ selected and nominated for the Moral bouquets for use in a Booths have been assigned conference by church leaders. ters o f luscious green artifi­ wedding, in hvr quiet and un­ rai h homeroom and homeroom cial grapes. From here I lit• These conferences have been assuming manner, she deftly chairmen and helpers will he hehl annually tince IU57 and escorted on a guided tour of Tire Sanford Congregational com pletes many task* ami responsible for decorating und have contributed much to the home where more of her Christian Church, U n 11 e d services she is called upon manning the booths during cuinmunieuting economic in­ artistic talent is very much Church o f Christ, will observe to perform for friends and the festival. Chairmen should formation to the leaders of in evidence. Her sense of col­ annual Every .Member En neighbors, social groups and contact Mrs, Pat Detvillaggio our churches. or and design was clearly listment Sunday on Nov. 10. church. for inform ation pertaining to In preparation for the cru­ shown in her artful use of When You Buy A How Mobile Home At their booths and Mr*. J. D. sade. men of thu church will vibrant color tones through­ Grin stead for information per­ m eet Monday, Nov, 4, with Connolly's You Hava A Choice of Furniture out the home. taining to homeroom activi­ Lt. Cdr,, G. O. Nordgren. Many persons know Ardith At Utile or Ho Extra Cost. ties. chair man. for another facet o f tier gtesl S/S gt. William S. Spinner talent — her lovely sought Mrs. Mary Rowell was Jr., of D cllnry has completed after named to be in rharge o f tho floral arrangements a course in history through the evening. Donation* for In her home town o f Michi­ By Jane Casselberry tho United State* Armed this event arn needed and The Rev, W. E. Timms o f gan she owned her own flow­ P arlor and Mrs. C. R. pickups may be arranged by Forces Institute (U 8 A F I), the Sanford will conduct a ser­ er shop and ha* brought her Zehnder of the Ascension Lu­ contacting Mrs. Joan Vosknn, ies of sermons on Heaven institute announced this week. accumulated knowledge and With Front Kiuhtn-Com pltlaly Furnish ad including Lamps, End Tabtas, DrtpM, theran Church of Casselberry Mrs. Rowell or 31rs. Delvlllag- beginning this Sunday at the Sgt. Spinner, son o f Mr. snd know how o f this art to an Bedspr.idt, ate., and If you don't lika tha furnitura you can trad* it in on tha spent this week in the Miami gio. Mrs. William S. Spinner, is Geneva Methodist Church. area shop where she has been furnilure of your own chotca al liltlo or no axtra coif. area where he lectured on presently as dg tied to the A spaghetti ditinrr wili ho Service time 1' H a. m. The employed fo r the pn<t five Mexican Mission* under (be (tilth Supply Squadron, K. I. years os one o f the designers. sponsorship of the Lutheran served at 7 p.m. with prices public is welcome. DELIVERED A N D SET-UP - O N LY Sawyer A ir Force Base, Mich, Her interest in this field W om an's Missionary League. as an organization supply DOWN lutes back to approximately The Zehnders served for a *. . . . . . , u, the same time when she first year and a half at the Church $ 6 4 .7 1 Par Month Sgt. Spinner received credit i paint ... _i _ i became interested in painting. of the Good Shepherd in /n r succesfulty completing a This clever lady hus de­ M exico City several years WE TRADE FOR FURNITURE course in history of western TUES., OCT. 29th signed the floral bouquet* ago and thus are qualified OHN DAILYf to 7, fit . SAT. TULI. JO—Q0U0 JUNOA « civilization. used in many of the recent to speak on this subject. IN OUR NEW LOCATION wedding* in the Fore-t City During the week he spoke area and her attractive ar­ at Lutheran Churches in Lake rangements, using both natur­ Worth. Ft, Lauderdale, Well al arid permanent flowers, *rj Palm Beach, Miami, and The Youth Council o f the much in demand. Pom pano Beach. In one room o f her home First Methodist Church of Sanford w ill meet at 5:30 she has set aside a work area DODGE D E A L E R p. m. Sunday to begin plans in which she busily designs for Thanksgiving and Christ­ these floral creations. Here an The Westminister Presby. 1801 VV. F IR ST STREET orderly confusion of flowers, terian Young Adults will me»t mas activities. O fficers and counselor* of leaves, containers and what at the home o f Mr. and Mr*. O C ALA UISBURG “ Go W est For The Rest both Junior and Senior High have you reign* supreme. In Carl Sanker at 373 Thomas ] Mill! HOITH ON U.t. 441 u.s. 44t ar-rAii New & Used £ a r Iiuys!” Departments are urged to at- another room she has set up Drive, Casselberry, tonight at PHONI 7I/-SJJI '*UlL |her easel and busily works on e iib t o ’ clock. (Ardith) welcomed Knccht, recently this Rev. McPherson To Attend Meet C h r is t m a s C o n t e s t O p e n s .M o n d a y Sanford Furnilure Co. P T 0 Members Vote O n Festival Plans M O V IN G ? m Enlistment Planned DeBary Sergeant Finishes Course Pastor Zehnder Lectures In Miam i Area Sermon Series i n "It's Worth Repeating'4 LOOK AT THIS VALUE!! 57x10' 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME Open For Business! Youth Council To Meet Seminole Co. Motors YA’s To Meet ATT: FORD OWNERS September A October Parts Special! Episcopalian Fish Fry Set . Rev. Sewell To Attend Conference The United Nations Child­ ren’ s Fund, UNICEF, glvoa protection and treatment to millions of children In Ita disease control program s. It equips health centers, clin ics, maternity hospitals and ships. It provides vitamins and skins milk and helps countries to build milk plants. Equipment and funds also are provided to train child health and wel­ fare workers; nutrition «*■ ports and teachers. As an example of what • single contribution can do, ono cent buys five glasses of milk; five cents buys v ac­ cine to protect five children from tuberculosis; 2S cents buys 133 vitamin tablets and St buys penicillin to cure 2t children from yaws, a dread­ ed disease consisting o f so r e ! all over the body. Millions of children and m<* fliers In more than 100 coun­ tries currently benefit. Ebonezer asks each individual to join the congregation Sunday night for the supper and film and to give generously when the young people com e col­ lecting nrxt Thursday n ig h t ‘3995 - *600 ii GENUINE FORD Thermostats * 2 140 Each GENUINE FORD A N T I-F R E E Z E 60* ic Per Quart GENUINE FORD Radiator Hose 20% Discount GENUINE FORD SPAK K 55' P LU G S Ea. GENUINE FORD A L U M IN IZ E D M UFFLERS 1919-51 FORDS 1952 - fil FORDS * 6 65 $994 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH S 5 65 GENUINE FORD OIL F ILT E R S 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon EACH 40 51 • 56 FORD EACH 05 RUING THIS AD TO OUlt PARTS DEPT. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Strickland Morrison, Inc. ,10# E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PII. FA 2-1181 Winter I’nrk Ml 1-8916 Ab District Meet Reported For Lyman Council Also attending the meet from Lyman w ere Chuck Wag­ ner and Bill Chenet. £ The representatives attend­ ed three discussion groups concerning duties in d training of officers, purposes and ob­ jectives, and projects and problems of sludent councils. Iteports w ere made on plans for the Homecoming Ceremony which will be held at 7:30 p. m . on Nov. IS pre­ ceding the football gam e with 9 Florida Air Academ y with the actual crowning of the queen to take place during the half tim e. The Student Council is urg­ ing all form er Lym an stu­ dents to attend the H om ecom ­ ing activities. The council also Is sponsor­ ing motorcades to all out of town gamea. Frf. Oct. 25, ’63-?aff« 9 �If— T O • • . , . ; *W ’•i Hear Out Mme. Nhu Distasteful aa it may be to many Americans, lim e. Nho o f Viet Nam most be allowed to speak her piece •gainst America in America and be treated with complete courtesy as Anything else would be petty, rode and unworthy o f our stature. This country is dedicated to free­ dom of speech. We have stretched that right to include a gentleman named Khrushchev, who on occasion Lyle C Wilson Soys: Harvest Moon Moi ment O f Truth has indicated he U not one o f Anvarica’n foremost fans. We should extend the same priv­ ilege to Mm«. Nhu. even though we know she will combine intelligence, charm, beauty and botdnesa to pre­ sent her c b m far better than it de­ serve* to be presented. Let her speak, and let the world judge whether her views on America and Americans are sound. We have every reason to be con­ fident o f the verdict. Th* moment o f >truth cam # vlto speculation aa to w hat fo r tho Kennedy administra­ would happen If tho voters became aware o f the h ypoc­ tion when A tty. Gen. R obert risy being practiced upon F . Kennedy appeared on Cap­ them and moved to punish the itol Hill to plead f o r a soften­ practitioners. ing o f proposed civil rights There would bo tom e open­ legislation. ings In tha top leadership o f Republican* and D em ocrats both political parties If that silk* have been f o r years happy solution w ere had to playing politics with civil the problem posed by this rights. The prise haa been the widespread political dishones­ numerous Negro rota concen­ ty. trated In tho cities o f onr in* The morality o f American duetrisl States. W ithout that politics la about w hat used rot# In 1PM John F . Kennedy to b* th* morality o f Am eri­ certainly would n ot havo been can finance In W all Street and elected pratldent of tha among tha b ig banka. That United States. was before Judge Ferdinand The acknowledged Impor­ Pecora and n U . 9. Senate tance o f the N eg ro btoe rota eommlttea In tho early 1030s In tha great cities has per* focused public attention on suaded tha m a jor political tha termites in tha financial parties to mako Impossible structure. promises in their presidential Out ef that Investigation platform statements o f policy. came a truth-ln-aecuriyea act Thee* promises a n not limited to Negro** and to which requires that promises eirll right* but extond to all mad* in furthering th* aale be matched areas o f interest. It hoe com e o f securities thereafter by perform ance. If to bo that tha Republican and Democratic presidential tha teller makes a dishonest platforme are com m only promise, th* chances are prat* drafted on a someth Ing-for- ty good that he w ill go to Jail. Perhaps we need a trutheveryone basis to the tlloadrantage o f the generality o f in-politics a c t A better w ay, however, would b« to reform voters. Some of these promises are our political convention sys­ Impossible of fulfillm ent. The tem. The convention* now difference between promise name presidential ticket* and and performance In American writ* platforms. In tho furioua com peti­ politics la so g rea t as to In To W ax Romantic Fall is such a flamboyant and ex­ hilarating time o f year that lt’a strange to real be that its bright colors art the result ot a negative process. The variegated huea that trans­ form deciduous trees into silent flame, rather than being daubed on by some “ master painter from the faraway hills,” are caused by the end of the trees’ production of chlorophyli. As the green ot chlorophyll dis­ appears, the colors of the carotinoids eome to the fore. There are two caro­ tinoids, or pigments. One, called SOFT LINE WITH U.S. such as beets, they are visible throughout the season. In others, such aa apples, the anthocyanins ap­ pear at ripening time. Combine oranges, yellows, reds and purples with the remaining greens and the browns o f dying leaf cells and you have . . . autumn. Dick West Soys Baby Only Half Acting Miss Dalton, or Mrs. Smith, WASHINGTON <UPI>—The youngest actor In a continuing was bera on a promotion tour this week and I asked bar U scrits an television is fourusing her own baby on the month-old Matthew Smith, show came under the heading who plays the part o f a baby oi "type c s illn g ." M<u Dalton replied that she aa the Joey Bishop enow. It you h iv e avtr seen this recommended ber baby for program you have probably the part because it was a said to yourself "th a t kid Is good way to handle the home ooa fins actor. R eal Emmy movie problem. She has made arrange­ Award stuff.” Tbs truth Is. however, that ments for the studio to let her h iv e a print of all o f the film be ie only half acting. Whoa bo la playing the part 'in which tha baby appears, In­ Of Joey Bishop’ s son he is cluding the footage not actual­ acting. But when he U play­ ly used on the show. This gives her better home ing the part of Joey Bishop's movies than sbe would be Wife’ s sun be is not acting. This U because the part of tible to make herself. A lot of psrrnts might not Joey Bishop's wife Is played b y Abby Dalton, who Is the relish (lie Idea of having Joey nishop lurking in the back­ baby’s real mother. ground o f their b a b y 's baby pictures, but Miss Dalton said •he didn’t mind. Another advantage o f us­ ing her ow e baby la that his aunts and uncles in other parts of tire country can watch bis developm ent m ere­ ly by tuning In the program . On the days that tha script rails for a shot o f the baby, he is taken to tha Department o f Education in La s Angeles for e physical eanmlnetion. If found In good health, he receives a work perm it that Is valid for two hours. A welfare worker holds a stopwatch to maka certain ha doesn’ t work ovartlm e. The baby Is not a m em ber of the actors' union, but ha does have a Sociel Security card. tion for delegate votes and the presidential nomination, candidates are Inclined to en­ dorse any kind o f phony plat­ form promise, however Candidates before and a fter the nomination endorse w hol* platforms without really knowing what la In them. This appear* to hava hap­ pened In ItHiO. The gullible voters accept the promises aa legitimate and thus presidents are elected. None of the test Bobby Kennedy applied th li week to pending civil rights legisla­ tion was applied In 1060 to th* civil rights lection o f the Democratic platform . Small wonder that N egroea expect more in the civil rights bill than they are likely to g it. The needed reform would be this: Let tha conventions nomi­ nate tickets and adjourn. Thereafter, let the party nom­ inees and a small committee o f their choice draft the party platform. Give once for many THE U N I T E D w AY MtlCX IMAMU, BUFFALO BYtMINO MIWI Dr. Crane's John Worry Clinic W. Terry I* at the education* being submerged beneath tha try warta" who w ouldn't need doctor* If they’d epend more al tree* read*, far h e wen* "Image’’ o f the hospital. d e n whether U week toBo be la peyehologtcally bo- time filling n pow In church ward kle M. D. degree or th* Ing demoted and relegated to than a bed la a local hospital! D. D. .1. Itoth are very a luAcr cilirlmi rating. (Alw ays w rite to Hr. worthy fie Ida o f medicine Patient* now tend to look Crane la car* o f this news­ hut s m U now M i g over- on th* modern medic as a hos­ paper, eaclaalag a long shadowed hy M g bwlldluf* pital a s s i s t a n t w ho rates stamped, addressed envelop* relied haapltala oo orrtp* slightly above the lab techni­ ■ad » cents to cover typbook thle caao or uao It In cian. tag and prlatlng coats whew high school ' ‘ Career W eek" Th* dental surgeon, how­ yon send fo r o o * o f hla program.. ever, still runs the show. He booklets.) CASE Q-4A3: Terry F., ag Is top man when he performs «d 20, I* at the crossroads. hla dillrala oral surgery, for “ Dr. Crane," he began, "I he does his work In hla own am debating whether to enter privet* office. Patient* thua com# to s e a medical school or dental c o l­ him In hla private office, and lege. "Since I understand you are not In a glorified public build­ A white • haired, fragile- auccess will depend In Urge In an unceasing e lit e o f tur not only a physician hut have ing called a hospital. The “ Image" of the dental also been addressing tho state appearing ct untry doctor lisa part upon the control he Is moll. dental a n ocU tlon s fo r 23 surgeon has also received a ship |o exercise ov e r Argen­ From the vantage point of taken over tho Job of proving tina1!, military factions on U>« a recent visit to Argentina, years, ruuld you pli-use give terrific hooit because o f tha tin t Argentina can c s lit at a one hand and the followers unselfish work o f dental sur­ it is pussiblo to predict that me the pros and cons. “ For I need iom # vocational geons in pushing the fluorida­ practicing dem ocracy of former dictator J u te D. President (Ilia I* In lor tome tion of drinking water. He Is Dr. Arturo Umberto Heron on the other. lumps at luiine and at least guidance advice at once.” The physlrlnn and the dentnl And dental colleges arc tak­ For the more than 10 years occasional clashes with tin under whom Argentina surgeon both are members ot ing the lead In blocheuiicitl re­ returned to constitutional g ov­ since Peron'i fall, tlte two United States. ernment. HU chances for groups have kept the nation For one thing, he h is been lb* big profession u f medicine. search, including the analysis Both are ductura, for th* o f th* 44 trnco chem icals in accused of being a rabkl Ar­ gentine nationalist. He already popular term “ d octor" does sen water. If you young men like Terry has announced plant to an­ not refer Just to a medic but nul the foreign oil contracts to anybody with a doctor's de­ want to remain Independent docUire in private practice, which helped to make Argen­ gree! The phyetclan. how ever, Is without being regimented by tine self-supporting In oil. T h e n will b« takes over deluged with “ w orry warts” hospitals, than dentistry o f . by the state-owned Y .P.F. Oil whereas the dental Burgeon's fere more freedom then mod­ patients usually have real o r ­ ern medical practice. Company. And you will not be w aiting He also h it been accused ganic complaints. For example, each week an half your time on mere of being pro-Communlst. ThU he denies, but ho believes estimated 20.000,000 'patients Communists should havo tho floek Into th* offices o f Amer­ right to org in li# ta d express ican physicians. their views. Hut 10,000,000 (50 per cent Editor, Herald: The VsneiueUn regim e of o f them) havo no dlagnosable This la just a note o f thanks President Romulo Betancourt physical ailments whatsoever! for tho publicity given our held similar views in its ear­ They are “ w orry warta” or variety show (I’ lnk Ladles) lier days and latrnsd the neurotlce w ho Just imagine through th* medium o f your hard way that Communist they ere sick. paper. We are deeply grate expression of views com es la Th* physician le also mere vlolene* end In unceasing likely to be called ou t at night ful. Mrs. R. F. Robison, conspiracy against existing or when ha la attending a Chairman, order. banquet or th* theater. Women's Auxiliary, The view Is certain to bring For the dental surgeon us­ Seminole Memorial him Into conflict with Argen­ ually keep* regular office Hospital. tina's military and suggests hours and doesn't g e t hla sleep a leniency toward Castro's broken by frantic night call*. J S lM IW , -me r u » B c a il Culm which will not endear The physician m ay havo en­ SCHOOL D A Y S ,' ‘“ w him to (he United State*. joyed slightly mnra prestige ■re here Th* enormity o f hla task In pest generations, partly be­ Every student In college nr advanced grades seeds at home is Illustrated by the cause of th* dramatised mys­ II fljH, a typewriter. fact that Argentina's deficit tery of the hospital operating rM Th* Hmith • Corona Part­ thin year will run to around room. ible Electric or Manual la rm 1300 million, that econom ic tops. It la (till being spotlighted w ■ l-yenr Guarantee development la at a standstill l ’une -1 Sanford, Florida Fri., October 25 , 1063 and that unemployment in a by th* various medical TV Addrfifl shows. HAYNES country of around >1 million ■I Hut this hospital picture o f OFFICE MACHI NE CO. now is estimated at around th* phyilclan la now boomera . talk M i t t , s : u i i u n a v i s r i i i i . i v n t ; * Km I l l Magnolia Sanford the million mark. Terms and Trade-ins anglng to hie future disaster. M ir; 11 v t v e i.i.r S HS-.II « t KI.I.S The two sorest spots In the Open Evenings Mvcll.nlt-itl H 'iih , M.iidgina ratin' For th* modern physician Is m u : «iiiis:utH»:n Argentine econom y are th* ^1 . . J i m u r iL M IIu i Iu m * U i n a o r state-owned railroads and the O u n ir IMItor S llll ll.lil J. IIH SST Y.P.F. Oil Company. I’ t . - . l f l . a M s n i a . r I K IK I.lt »• tl lUKH S IM M * V U I.rU I.IV R So.tl.l/ ra tio . Among other tilings, lllia C lr ru l.iton X l.a.asr u has promised “ efficient ad­ . i hsi n i r i i u v n t r e t ministration" o f th* railroads II* SS.1I H - m * llillt r r ; TU E S., OCT. 29th a task no Argentine leader I.m ill—I, tuuelr i l l IMS.. t Vtir 1 .j W .'k S l u e I V.*r before him has been able i ,10 S Mon 111. IN OUR NEW LOCATION S.T- S Month. to accomplish. Inn I Month, S.J# I Month. t.os l Month 1 OS I Month Like the Y .P .F . company, C. ■ r o s u l R . s u t s t l o m i>ru*|.|« that .11 malt .uli.crlpllgiis k. the railroads aro htavlly fea­ paid In silvapc*. thered bedded. The railroad K nt.r.'l . « ••t-onj o l t u m . t t . r t'oton.r St, ISIS nl (he l*».l Olltfis ot ttin l.n l) S-tvria.. uml.r tit. Act o f C o a s t . « . of M.rca. deficit this year will Just I ! •bout equal tho national de­ Tli* ll.r.t-1 l« » m.tnh.r o f th« b ik in i I ' t . i , .tt lili I. tnDODGE D EALER tliltd s s a l u s i . 'l y to Hi. u i . lor r.putilJu.lloa or all i h . local ficit of around 1300 million. n<« . pr lnt.d In l o t . n .w . p o p . r . lllia says he haa a program 1801 W . FIRST STREET No |i.rt o f anjr m .t.rla t, non* o r ..tv*r\i,tng, o f (tils odltlon to restore full employment of Th* a .n fo ra H . r . l J tnajr h. r.iiri»lu.«J In anr m . n n . r with* within a year and at the same ■ui w rlt t.a pormtvvlou o f tho publlth.r o f Tho Herein. Anr time protect wages and cur­ “ Go W est For The Best ttollsldu.l or firm ra .iiou.lbt. for ijo li rnproaucllon will bo Mti.l-J.r.ii * . infrlngin* on Tho II.m id ’, i-oprrtfht . n a will b* rency from inflation. h.ld l u b l . for da m agin g under lit. U » . Published dill* except New & Used Car Buys!” He will need to be the m ir­ S . u r d . r , Bunds* s a i Christmas; publlthid e a t u r d ir pr steading acle man of tbo year, ckrtttme* M. Morgan, M.D. Vincent Roberts, M.D. announce the association of William L Womble, M.D. for the practice of Obstetrics and Gynecology MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Office Hours: By Appointment 1301 East Second Street, Sanford Telephone: FA 2-5313 FA 2-5611 Phil Newsom Savs Ulia’s Task Tough One mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald nils, OUT OUK WAY delivered daily to your door I for Only Letters PER WEEK • ®i)p daufurd fvralii § Open For Business! Seminole Co. M otors I Hu ianfi>rd Herald i m w Pint S I im­ possible. o f fu lfillm en t �. + * y I f n f ir l Wrratl Frf. Oct. 28. »6S— Pajre 8 (Dstah Lake Monroe Jottings By S tn . H. L l i t a M r J I D EAR read dow n there. • • * Robert and ■pent last weekend here with across from the post office. mother Mrs. S. E. Nor­ The Almonds arc planning to a home in Orange w ood end other relatives. * * build L ee. Birthday lo Danny Danny Is one of those Park, near Jacksonville. * • * Plan to attend the Hallowe­ on the Junior en Carnival that the Wilson V arsity High School team. • * school PTO Is sponsoring this evening at the A lso a happy birthday to Saturday M arlene D om . young daugh­ school in Paola. Herbert ter of Bob and Opal Dorn. Muse tells me that they will • * • Speaking of Opal, she have a big variety of games, w ill be one o f the new 4-H fish pond and Just every girl leaders. The girls will m eet on Wednesdays (first thing that goes with a car­ good players y e a r girls) and Thursdays (secon d year girls). Vallie Wilson will have charge of the first year group. * * ' Opal and 1 attended the 4-H covered dish supper and pro­ gram at the Center last Sat­ urday. Glad to see Miss Ruth Milton from the state office there also J. C. Hutchison from Use County Commission­ ers. Real nice crowd there to lake part in the program. • • * Happy birthday to Jim Carroll. • • * Sorry to hear that Mrs. Morris (Betty Jean) M etis continues 111 at the loca l hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. • * * Eb K -te r has been on the allin,. Ii«t too. • • * The Upsala Prcs.iy lerian C h u r e h will have a llsh fry supper on N ov. 2 at the Educational Building. Supper will start at 1:30 p. m. on till 9 m. E veryone welcome. • • * T. e £<“minol« County Fair will be h ere shortly. I think it will be a real nice one this year. M onroe is planning on a com m unity exhibit Plan to tn see It. • • * Received a nice letter from Miss Arlc M ann. U was a pleasure to ♦'do a story" on such a nice person. Miss Arie Is the popular custodian of the Mon­ roe School. • • • Alvin and M arie Hittel spent last week­ end In Miami. Hope they saw Anna Belle Kinard while WSCS To Hold Quiet Day — The WSCS o f the First M ethodist Church o f Sanford w ill observe the 29th annua Quiet Day In the sanctuary Host Tuesday from 9:30 a. m. until noon. All ladles o f the church are invited to participate In pray­ er, praise and re-dedientiun ut this time. Those attending are asked to bring their Bible and a sandwich lunch. This Sunduy's evening servii-e ut the church will be in charge o f the Wesleyan Serv­ ice Guild for the observation o f the nnnuul worship huur for the Week o f I’ ruyer and SelfDenial. Nazarene Blue Team Leads Contest nival. I understand that it starts at 5 o'clock on Satur­ day. Go out and enjoy It. • * The Bill Vincent Juniors are at last in their new home out this way. Ddl is the Her­ ald photographer. * • • Notice a I every young back and forth (I I miles man her. She says she doesn’ t once wrote; mind the drive and, besides "Socrates was a great man. He gave people ad­ vice. They poisoned him.” Please, Dear Abby, be careful. COOKIE DEAR COOKIE: Thank you. Don't worry. I am not that great. • • • he is ottr only child and she wants him to have a "h a p ­ py” childhood. Will you please try to get through to her? JUST DAD DEAR DAD: It's my guess that Mamma decided It was easier to drive Billy back to bis pals than to put up with his whining, nag­ ging and sulking. It's the boy’ s loss, because one day he w ill have to face the challenge of meeting a new situation head-on, and ad­ justing to it. .Mamma would be smart to worry lesj about Billy's "h a p p y " childhood, and concentrate more on his "h ap py" man­ hood. which la Just around the corner. • • • a new home going up on the w est end of Vihlen Ruad alio. • • • G o out tonight and see the high school foot­ ball game. They will play Winter Park. * • * Our thought this week: The per­ Dr. Womble moved to s a n -1 son who honestly tries can never be counted a complete ford roernlly after ro m p lct-' failure. ing a three year residency In (Jacoby ring m y bell at Halloween. But when hordes of sackcarrying young p e o p l e , ranging In ages from 10 to 20, com e pounding at my door demanding that I either contribute to their loot or suffer the conse­ quences in property dam­ age, the picture changes. Tricks o r treats are based un the principle of demand and threat. It is organlird racketeering. I disapprove of paying a bribe to keep mischief-makers from turn­ ing over my garbage can or souping my windows. Every thinking citiicn and every police force in the nation is fed up tu here with the menace of Hallo­ ween. round trip). I Just think it’ s wrong, but I can't convince Dr. W. Womble Bepins Praclice In Sanford CCs By Abigail Yan Buren a me of DEAR ABBY: We moved .to a new neighborhood ten DR. \V. L. WOMH1.E months ago and my wife still drives our 13-year-old son back to the old neigh­ borhood to play with his friends. There are plenty of nice kids his age in our neighborhood, hut he r e ­ fuses to make friends with any of them. He sulked for three months alter we movNew associate of Drs, Vin­ ml, trying to punish his mother and me. Then she cent Roberts and John D. ::ave in and started driving Morgan In their office in the Mm bark there live and six Medical Arts Building is Dr. times a week. I don’ t mind William L. Womble. special­ the gas or even Ihu time my ist in the field of gynecology wife spends hauling the boy and obstetrics. • On ionship from growing dull takes considerable enterprise aod planning. Just going along taking the easiest course usually lands a mar­ ried couple in a rut. "M y husband and I still lore each other after 10 years o f marriage, e wife write#. "B u t our daily life hat b e ­ com e uninteresting and duD to me and, 1 suspect, to Mm, too. Does this happen to m ost couples who have been mar­ ried a long lime o r are we to blame for the lack of fun In our life together?" You’ re right on both counts. Many couples have let their lives fall into a pattern o f dull "sam eness" and that'a what you have done. To keep married compan- * • Wind's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stumped envelope to Abhy, llox 3363, Beverly Hills. Calif. i •• For Ahby’s booklet, "H ow To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 30 cents to Ahby. Box 3303, Beverly Hills, Calif. C O N F I D E N T I A L TO KEITH IN EMERSON: I don't object to offering treats to small children who dress In costumes and JJu Woman: By Oswald Jacoby One evening is like an­ other. One week is like an­ other week, and so on. until finally one year is so much like ths last that life has lost Its sest. It's usually the wife's job to tee to it Unt a marriage doesn’ t drift into so much sameness. Men want companionship and gaiety and fun in marriage, but most of Church Observes Laymen’s Sunday ey Ruth Mniett them don’ t do much own to further It. m their If the marriage Is going lo include such stimulating ex­ perience* as # shared hobby, an interesting and varied group o f friends, frequent en­ tertaining at home, and new experiences, it's usually u'» to the wife to promote them. And she has to be a g o a l promoter, with enough en­ thusiasm of her own to catch her husband's interest. Remember — people don't just fall into interesting lives. They make them inter­ esting. Open For Business! By Jane Casselberry Last Sunday was observed as t-aymen's Sunday at the Casselherry Community Meth­ odist Church with 13 of the local laymen participating in the two morning worship ser­ vices. The sermons were given by Marvin McClain, church lay leader, and Finney Haynea. Others laking part were Frank Mess irk. Hob Perry, Larry Shook, Rill Shook. John Gee. John Strong, Morse Rowe, Skip Blood, Hcrnle Caesber, Burhon Ferrell and George Keiter. TUBS., OCT. 29th IN OUR NEW LOCATION Seminole Co. Motors DODGE 1801 “ Go New W. D EALER FIRST STREET W est For The Best & Used Car Buys!’* his specialty at Georgia Bap­ tist Grace MYF To Participate In UNICEF The Methodist Youlh lowship of Grace Fel­ Methodist Church will meet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the church for the regular meeting after which they will go to E bcn c/er Church to sec the film fea­ turing Danny Kaye pertain­ ing to the UNICEF program, On Thursday night the young people, along with those from First Church and Ebcncser, will go out "Trick or Treat­ ing” for UNICEF. The final session o f the WSCS study course on "T each in gs Toward Christian P erfection " will he held at 6:30 p. m. with Rev. Hugh Booth conducting the class. Next Thursday morning the WSCS will observe the week of prayer and self de­ nial with a Quiet Day Pro­ gram at the church beginn­ ing at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. M E. Clark and Mrs. Robert Kennedy will he in charge o f the program. Gospel Team Sets Service In Lake Mary By France* Weslr* The Christian Victors G os­ pel Team from flrinmlo will conduct a special service at the First Baptist Church In Lake Mary this Sunday start­ ing at T:3o p. m. The leam Is made up of young people who have de­ dicated themselves to the Lord. The service they pre­ sent will include special sing­ ing, personal testimonv, and preaching hy Ihe leader of the group, Buddy Pickeron The public l* invited with a special Invitation to the youlh o f die area. There will bo a fellowship hour follow­ ing the service. Tlie Lake Mary Church of the Naiarene Gold versus Blue Sunday School attend­ ance contest Is still being ted by the Blue Team which hohli u slim margin over the opponent. Heading the Blues are Mrs. Lily Tillis and son, Danny, who last Sunday again had the pleasure of snipping ties o f the Golds. Attendance last week reached the 63 mark with the goal set this Sunday at M. This contest Is a state-wide event with 102 churches par­ By Jane t'asiwlhcrry ticipating in the scven-Sunday Members of the Christian drive from Oct. 13 through Homemakers Class of the Nov. 24. Casselberry Community Meth­ The Lake Mary Church, odist Church will become along with others in the dis­ "s p irits " of the Old West trict. will be trying to break Tuesday night when the the past record of 11.300 per­ group holds a Halloween Par­ sons in Sunday School. ty on the "Ghost-town” theme. The "sta ge coach" leaves the church for Tombstone Territory promptly at 7:30 p. m so those attending are urg­ ed to be on time and in cos­ By Mrs. H. I- Johnson T h e Upcala Presbyterian tume. Hospital at Atlanta. He Sometimes high curds may and Ills wife, Marie, and their prove to be an embarruseNORTtl 13 children. Beth, 3, and. Gina, ment of riches. A AQ7 V g 982 East looked at his fine 2, are now making their home ♦ a hand and opened one diamond in Idyliwildc. + KJ0M Originally from Winter Ha­ winding up with a nice pro­ WEST EAST (D ) ven, Dr. Womble took his fit. It cam e as quite a shock Annas akjio undergraduate work at Duke to find that his opponents w fl a 4 va #0733 # A K J 10 J University, attended Medical were in a heart game before A 73 AAU63 School at George Washington the bidding got hack to him. south University and interned at East wanted to compete fur­ A 643 St. Rita's Hospital in Lima, ther, but decided that dis­ W AKJ10T cretion was tlie best strategy Ohio. ♦ Q fi* A 103 He spent four years in gen ami passed. BoUs vulnerable West opened the deure of eral practice at Dunedin, F »t South tV„| N’nMIt He Is a Junior Fellow of ] diamonds and E ud was In I# I f rasa 4 V the Am erican College of Ob the lead with Ihe king. He Pass f i t s 1’asa Metrics and Gynecology, a though! a while or at least Opening lead—4 1 Fellow of American Society paused because if hr had for Hie Study of Sterility ami really thought he might have more rounds of trumps. Then a Diplomat o f the Medical com e up with the winning ho led Ihe ten of cluhs and Hoard of National Examiners. defense. Finally he Its I his it was ail over hut the mop­ singleton trump. South won ping up. South had to love with the ace and played two two club tricks, but that was all. Eventually he was able to discard two spade* ami a diamond on dummy's long cluhs and io ruff his other diamond with dum m y's last trump. Had East reailv thought be­ fore leading to trick two he could have defeated the con­ tract. He would have seen the club danger ami led a spade up to dummy's acequeen. Then he would have been able lo lead a seroml spade before the rlubs were act up a lid would have made a spade trick. Where did Ihe em barrass­ ment of riches come in? Had East held queen jack-ten o f spades he would have had no trouble finding the spade shift. The king was his un­ doing. Let s Tell The World! Send The Annual Pictorial Progress Edition To Your Friends Mailed Anywhere In The U. S. For 30c Car Wash Sot i The Intermediate M Y.F of the Casselberry Common ity Methodist Church will sponsor a Car WasJi on Satur­ A grateful group of Sanford I parly fur tho public-spirited day from I-S p. m* at the church. Interiors will be based Navy men Friday night |“ lb »h«F «H warmly call gavu a surprUo birthday I "Alom.** cleaned at no extra charge. She is Mrs. Carolyn C. Hig­ gins. director of Ihu local United Services Organisa­ tion (USD) club and counselor and maternal spirit alike to countless Navy ami Marine Corps personnel who have been stationed hero since 1938. Recently a group of 12 nun were tip|>cd off that Mom was alsmt to celebrate her 47l!i birthday. They deckled the day must not pass unnoticed. Using resourcefulness that would do Justice In the best traditions o f the Navy, they obtained a cake com plete with the appropriate decora­ tions. Every birthday party must have a cake. Hut birthdays are usually acknowledged by gifts, too, particularly when they are celehralrd by one who has given so gt-nrruusly of tier own special brand o f gifts. To fill this need, the "steer­ ing com m ittee" pitched in and cam e up with gifts befit­ Class To Have Halloween Party V When column It reminds biography h is Happy your day. Ilello there. The Dorrti Nor­ Betty Mann have purchased wood fam ily o f Gainesville the W. II. Almond home ABBY: ! Navy Mom Honored At Party MRS. CAROLYN C, IIIGGINS, left, director of [•Hill USO club, cutis birthday cake presented to h e r by local service men its part of surprise party. To h er left is Ivan Hauer, of Sanford's Heavy Attack Squadron Seven, who helped plan the party, and Harbara Kanner, of Sanford, a junior volunteer USO worker. Grow inf City and County Industry and Afrlcultur# ting their "M o m ": # blue silk robe, a pair of shoes and some perfume. Friday .Mrs. Higgins arrived at the club lo set up usual Friday night activities. About 8 p.m. she was sidetracked into an adjoining room by one of tin- club's junior volunteers under tlie pretense o f "d is ­ cussing a problem ." When she returned sha was greeted by a resounding "Happy Birthday" from the nearly 30 persons in attend­ ance. They presented her with their gilts ami wheeled out one o f the higgest birthday cakes any mother ever re reived. The mixed exclamations and look of an u icn icn t on Ihe celebrant's (ace left no doubt that the surprise had been successful. " I was overw helm ed," Mrs. Higgins said later. And according lo most young servicemen in the com ­ munity, it is she wins makes Hie USD Hu' favorite spot it Is for so many. 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N o J a m a l celebration waa ■leaned but relative! and frieads called all during the ifU n M c a aad evening to wish Tba hom e waa decorated with a profusion o f gold mums aad ether floral arrange- Presents Heart By M r*. M a n Muller H a D eBary Woman'* Club ■ M l at the Community Center fo r the monthly aeaalou with M rs. Charles Ulrich presiding. M rs. G eorge Croake gave a yoamne o f the fashion show •ad card party and announe•d that a bake sale la achedBled for Saturday, Nov. S at tba DeBary Plasa. Mra. Sidney Swallow con an Impressive carela accepting ala new Into the elub. The the club theme •'Violet*'* and each new waa presented a Violet, the club flower. N ew m em bers were M m J ohn Kissel, Mrs. C edi N. O gg, Mrs. R. A. risher, Mrs. Harold Coffin, Mrs. Irving Jacobs and Mrs. Walter Schleicher. M rs. Laura P. Brown w as the accompanist at tba piano. Mrs, Brawn, program chair­ m an, presented Dr. Lula Pe­ r n , director o f the Florida Heart Assn., who spoke on "B m argenelea o r the Heart." H o a lio showed a film on heart attacks and the cau ici, followed by a question ami answer period. During the aocial hour, hostesses, Miss Beatrice J. Tyson and Mrs. Frederick R tn lsch , Mrs. Alta Clark, Mra. Mints Morrliou, Mrs. Charles Braun and Mrs. Ted Broom e served refreshment* during the social hour. Mrs. Cole Hostess For DeBary WMU By Mr*. Adam Muller The W M U o f the DeBary Baptist Church met at the M agnolia Drive homa of Mr*. D. Cote fo r a covered dish luncheon, program and husiSica* session. Mr*. Hubert Thomas and M is. Leon Magee conducted the program , In celebration of th e 75th anniversary of the W M U. Mra. Ray Seinona toil the devotions and plans were far mutated fo r a Thonkitrlvliiir Church fam ily dinner to Inheld tn tha Social Hall. Gifts are not kept as "loot" when a planned wedding dues not take place. fee, nuta and wedding bell music o f old favoritea on the flanked by crystal candelabra mlnta w ere aerved to tboae piano. with gold taper*. who called wblta lir a . D. KThe F orresters have three Refreabmenta of cake, cof- UcNab played, background daughter*, lir a . Jack Ruaaell, of Orlando and M r*. R oy Reel and Mrs. G eorge PUtard, of Sanford, w ho assisted with the celebration. D. K. McNab, of Sanford it Mrs. F orrester's brother. Mr. Forrester is a Mason, a deacon o f the First Baptist Church and his hobby ia fish­ ing and hunting. Mra. For­ rester la president o f the Women’s Bible Class o f First Baptist Church and her home and garden era her bobbies. The couple w as m arried in Douglas, G a. Quoting from the wedding write up In the | £ X , Douglas Journal, “ The bride, the form er MUa Helen Me* J[. ! Nab, is one o f Douglat* moat * ' popular glrla end hat made many friends due to her sweet disposition add manner. Tba groom la a young man of sterling h abits." Before her m arriage, Mrs. Forrester received h er edu cation a t G eorgia Norm al Col* lege and taught school. Mr. Forrester served hit appren­ ticeship la Atlanta and work ed with the Washington Steel and Ordnanco Co., in Wash­ ington, D, C „ until they moved to Sanford. 11a retired in 1U 2 after being employed by the Stine M achine Co. for MU. AND MRS. CHARLES D. FORRESTER 32 years, Sarah F. Priest Receives Practical Nurses Degree Miaa Sarah Florence Priest, a graduate o f the 1BC2 C lan of Sominolo High School, re­ ceived her diploma after cum pit ting the course for li­ censed practical nurses, at the Orange County Vocational School. Attending th e ceremony were her parents, Mr. and Mr*. It. D. Priest, and their children, Kllsahcth. Daniel, Louise ami Emily Priest, all uf Sanford. Also Mrs. Itnhert hurt Kipp amt granddaughter, Franc! Craw, of Orlando, and Mist Marcella Hint*, o f DeLand. Mis* I’ rlcst was guest of honor at a dinner given by Mrs. Kipp at her home on East Andurson Street In Or* Inndo The table wae centered with an arrangement of pink carnations tn a cut glass cuntaint'r, Hanked by pink tapers in tiffany candle lioldcra, car­ rying out a color ichcm c of pink and white. Tim chlnu was adorned with birds and pink blossoms amt place eardi were miniature nurses' caps. Tho hunorcc was presented a charm for her bracelet, in the form of t nurse's cap, Those invited to the din­ ner wero the honorre, Elisa­ beth Priest and Buss DeCstur, of Sanford; Mitchell Craw and It. K. Kipp of Orlainlo. Mis* Triest Is presently em­ ployed st Seminole Memorial Hospital. Church Calendar ■MONDAY ECONOMICAL ■ JE T SPRAY 1 Roof Cleaning 2 - Sc Per Xq. Foot YEN TSCH Maintenance S en irr S H E . 21 PL F A MUL I IUothi-rhoad o f First Bap­ tist Church mrcts at 7 p in fur supper and program. TUESDAY Shirley Smith Circle o! Pinecrcst Baptist Church at DMA a nt. u l the Ilium- of Hcv. ami Mrs, Guess, 112 West 1wood Court. Clu b Initiates New Members *r Mra. P . L. Rudd was hos­ tess for the O ctober meeting o f the Frances Horton Circle o f the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Bonny Austin gave the devotions end Mra. H. C. Pattvrion, chairm an, conducted the business session. Mrs. W. A. Csgle, Mrs. Don Knight, Mrs. Donald Flam m and Mra. Rudd presented n book review on "G r a c e M cBride," o missionary nurse. A gift o f appreciation was given to Mra. Otto Thomas, retiring chairm an, from the membera. Mrs. Larry Baker was welcomed aa e new m em ­ ber. Refreshments were served by the hostess during the soc is! hour. 'Sahdm fluids* AZALEA CIRCLE The George Shipp home waa the scene o f A isle s Gar­ MISS JANET SMITH, ppresident, left, and Mrs. Harvey Swanson, with r , the attendance award the Pilot Club of Sanford won for three consecu­ tive year* In District Four. From left, standing. are three new members initiated at the October dinner meeting, Mrs. Cluy Williams, Mrs. Paul Chesterson and Mrs. Roy Howard. (Herald Photo) den Circle's first meeting of the season last Thursday evening. Mrs. J . P. Cullen presided as n o permanent chairman hat been named. Tbs president's message (written by Mrs. D. K. Dor­ man) was read and copies distributed to m e m b e r s . Year books and membership cards were also given each member present. Mrs. Shipp w as asked to place an autumnal arrange­ ment in the watting room of the <oca! hospital on Satur­ day, Nov. I. At the persistent urging of her fellow m em bers. Mrs. Roy T lllli consented to serve as permanent chairm an, giv­ ing tbs circle the following state o f officers: president, Mrs, Roy T illls; vice presi­ dent, Mrs. R oy Boyd; secre Home Club Kimberly Hears Nutrition Celebrates Program Birthday Twenty-two m em bers and three guests w e n present for the monthly dinner meeting o f the Pilot Club o f Sanford when three new m em bers w ere initiated Into the club. They were Mrs. Clay Wil­ liam s, Mrs. Paul Chester son and Mrs. Roy Howard J r. Membership chairman, Mrs. B. E. Chapman and her com ­ mittee. Mrs. Harvey Swanson and Mrs. Philip Wcstgate, o f­ ficiated at the installation. Each one received a Pilot pin. Hostesses for the evening were Miss Janet Smith and Mrs. John Lambertson. T ab­ les were decorated In a Hal­ loween theme with orango berries the entire length o f the tables Interspersed with black and orange candles. Black and orange cups w er* filled with com candy and Halloween napkins and plac* mats were used. During the business meet­ ing ■ letter was read from the Crippled Children’s As«n. and a resolution from th* Chamber of Commerce. A committee was appointed to attend the County Com m il­ lion meeting on N ov. B. The Founder's D ay pro­ gram, given by president, Miss Janet Smith, w as a tri­ bute to the one remaining charter member, Mra. Joel Field. Tribute was also paid to past leaders in the club, Mrs. B. E. Chapman, M rs. George Stine, Mrs. Harvey Swanson, Mrs. Sue Stevenson, Mrs. Raymond Ball, Mrs. David Gatchcl and Mrs. John Lambertson. Each received • gift. Mrs. Swanson was also con­ gratulated on her 11 years o f p e r f e c t attendance. Mra. Lambertson gave a report on the Pilot International con­ vention held In Miami. Guests for the evening w er* Sharon Jackson, Nikki M o* Ran and Susan Picrcy, from the Anchor Club. Little Miss Kimberly Ann Torbit. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Torbit, celebrat­ Home Demonstration C I » b ed tier first birthday with a were Mrs. Charlotte Whit­ party at their home, 2110 more, rood nutritionist for the South Willow Ave. A group of children were In­ Seminole County school sys­ vited for an afternoon with tem, and Miss Myrtle Wilson, the honorre and Mrs. Torbit homo demonstration agent. served refreshments o f cake The group learned many In­ and ice cream to the young teresting f a c t s concerning guests. energy needs and caloric The birthday cuke was d e c ­ m in ts lor better nutrition. Kimberly Ann Torbit orated In pink and while with Mrs. Whitmore explained how a large pink candle on the many calories are needed top. dally by persons in each of The Women's Society o f Guests were Patty, Nconia the three classifications, scand Bitty Julian. Karen and Christian Service o f First Mark Ervin, Terry, Lance Methodist Church ia sponsor­ live. Lansing. and Robin Hilliard, Darren ing tlid r annual "Q uiet D a y ," „ _ . ... , She advised that anyone and Brian Harris, Karen, Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. tn I with . sincere d c .ir e to lose were open en suite for the oc Laura, Lisa and Christy Niel­ noon, in the sanctuary o f th* weight can change eating 11a csslon. Magnolia bought in son amt Kimberly'* brother church. bits and explained how Twenty-five members o f the dirk green urns were placed The program, under the di­ and titter, Ronnie and Donna. r " . , , y , “ crash dicta" can deprive one All Souls Catholic Women's beside the front entrance and|o f precim|, autr,ent needs. rection o f Mrs. It. U. Hutchi­ low basket o f loquat totson, is tn observation of na­ Miss W i l s o n distributed Club represented their organ­ sge on a small console table. tional week of prayer and self _ ,, .... ._ |pamphlets on tow calorie d c i- ization at the fall meeting s>( (toiicn daisies In a brown " ...... ... denial. ■ serfs and calorie charts and the Orlando Central Deanery earthenware tea-pot adorned . A nursery will be provided counts. o f St. Augustine Diocesan the coffee table adding a gay for sm all children and 'thos* Mra. R a y mo n d Jackson, touch o f color to the charm -, , but. Council o f Catholic Women, who wish may bring a sand­ Ing living room . The round |f l . . . wich for lunch. Iness meeting during which which was held at St. P cltr's By Mrs. Clarence Snyder dining table w as overlaid Mrs. Russell Loomis reported In DeLand this week. Mrs. Harry Osteen and Mrs. with an Ivory crocheted cloth, rec<nt The activities began with tlohert Wlllia in* r e c e n t l y and centered with a stiver ___ „ . . . . , , ____ meeting held at the Home Mass and Benediction of the visited Mr*. Ella Stone In Dobasket of fruit. Airs, llenry , . .. , . , , .Demonstration C e n t e r In Land. Blessed Sacrament at • a.m. McLaughlin J r . assisted the S|nford ja w ia n q o m a n u hostess, serving tiny party The club made plans to pro­ in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Mrs. S. A. Shartes o f Mims sandwiches and cakes with vide cookies for the Christmas Church. Rev. Patrick Malone, spent the weekend with her coffee to the 12 m em bers pastor of St. Peter’ s was the sister and brother-in-law, .Mr. Party to be held Dec. • at FROM present celebrant at Mass and Bene­ and Mrs. A. E, Clark. MISS SARAH FLORENCE PRIEST the Center. Tour Downtown Florist diction. Refreshments were served JACARANDA CIRCLE After a light breakfast at , by Mrs. Jackson, hostess, at SANFORD When yon lunch "D utch the rarlsh Hall, served by the Jscaranda Garden C M * u>* ci0M) of tba meeting, FLOWER SHOP held the first meeting o f the Th# n e it raeeling wlll be ladles of St. Peter's Altar and treat" with the girls, ask for Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. year at the hom e of Mrs. C. ths homa „ f Mrs. Loomis, Rosary Guild, thy group gath­ separate checks or split the FA 2-1812 F A S-S452 bill later. ered at the Elk's Club for the A. Anderson J r ., with Mrs. H. g t<r L ike Road, with Mrs visited at fitoneham. Mass., By Mrs. Adam Muller E. McSwaln as co-hostess. Alan Wentworth as eo-hos business meeting and lunchMr. and Mrs. Ilumld Coffin Ocean Point, Maine and back The hostesses used the list- [e i l _ again to Ocean Grove, N. J. toween theme throughout the Rev. Irving Nugent, o f Our uf Pulmlra ltd. hove returned In- ftim ending their three living and dining tress. Lady of Lourdes Parish, Day­ from * visit with their son-ln- months trip. The business session was Prsvsnt falls In your home tona Beach, was tho guest AUWAY* HN*T QUALITY law and daughter In West presided over hy the new by keeping stairways and speaker. H« gave an Inspir­ Humptiin, Lung Island. clear, providing ing talk on "Catholic Educa­ Mr. and Mrs. David Neldtr president, Mra. Auborn Ree l P*»** 8‘ * Another Penney’s Day Special! are the parents o f n baby girt, tor. She reviewed the eaten* good lighting In halls and on tion." Mr. and Airs, l.ulher Yew kuihy Ann, weighing fuur dar of eventa fo r the coming stairs, wiping up spills im All the ladies were inspired mediately, fastening down by the d a y 'i activities and of Austinnon ltd. entertained pound*. Slur i* still a t the yM r, Two new m em bers were rugs security, wearing low will be able to do bigger and weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. West Volusia lluspilal in DaA. It. Aluckin o f Charlotte, Land. Aa aoon as sh« ia big welcomed at this m cetiug. heels when doing housework, better things In their parish N. C. enough, Mrs. Neuter wilt bring They were M rs. Sadie Berry ,Dd always being tafcty-con affiliation for having attended this beneficial meeting. and Mrs. W. L . Roche. Other |»elou*. her home. members attending w e r e Air. and Mr*. Kwatil Michelsen of Orchard Dr. have re­ Mr. slid Mrs. Allen Sain of Mines W. B. ltrlnson, T. R. turned from a stuy ut Fun tana Palmira Ituad had as their Butts, Irving Pryor, J. G Village, in the Siuokcy .Moun­ recent guests, .Mr. Sain s *>- David, II. E. McSwain, S. B. tain*, o f N. C. at Fontana year-old mother. Mr*. J. S. Jones, Metta Starke, Bertha |)nm. T h ey also visited Mrs. Sain, o f Mocksvllle, N. C.; Rhodes. R. B. Steele, S. C, J. E. Hitchens, ltusaell Williams, a former his brother, Tom Bain, of Graham, DeBary ita at her Inune In Lewisville, N. C., and his Stanley Poloski, M. J. SoBristol, Tatin. and place* en niece. Mis* Dorothy Sain, of rekowsky, R. L. Andrews, Dewitt Hunter, A. C. M cRey route homa that were Inter Winston Salem, N. C. 1 — i r Console Televiatm nolds. W. T. Raynor, C. M rating. 1 — 3*" Hot point Electric Stove I0 J 3 O J. C. Bradley, president of Flowers, Boyd Gaines, Ben P erfect Condition Mit* Helen Lockwood of ths DeBary Chamber of Com W ide, and M rs. Donald Jack 1 — 4B" Phllro Deluxe Electric Stoee Magnolia Dr. and her cuusin m c u o . attended tha conven­ son. With J#" Oven. Like Brand New L. II. Cruns. motored tn Ocean tion o( brokers In stocks and 1 — Philco Refrigerator. Knit Width Grove, N. J. then on to New bond-, held this past weekend Top Frecrer. Like Nsw Albany. Penn, while in the at the Am ericana Hotel in Ml Repossessed Dresser With Mirror. Good Shape I f l f l . l l l New England States, they ami. lie returned with Mrs Bradley in time to preside at Solid Cherry Spindle Bed the cham ber's dinner meeting Hide A Bed. Like New WAY held at the Community Cen­ COOL W E A T H E R A H E A D ! ter tn D enary. Hide A Bed. A t Conditio* Guests at Tuesday meeting of the Bear night’ s Lake WSCS Plans Quiet Day S J E J K r C 'S S l - - * — - Catholic “•Women Attend Deanery Osteen Personals FLORAL q b o b ib s DeBary Personals Penneys £dwL& T ra d e -In Sale! W " VMS CANDY OF SMC 3 0 W Give once for many THE GIFT coon THE Anything that's UNITED TASTE will m a x i BOX IX BOUNTIFUL U o o nt is. Touchton’s Rexall Drugs •T1IB PRESCRIPTION <>LU P R IM A R Y CONCERND O W N T O W N S A N F O R II L *"T ' i : A GOOD PICTURE fits it with i Ksd.it umtii iad him* NOTICE ! Belly Anne's Hair Styling C H A N G E OF PHONE N O . — Wieboldt's CAM ERA Bit ill' 210 S. PARK AVE. To - 322-4913 2201 S. PA K K A V E . FASHION B L A N K E T S! IN SOLID SH AD ES FOR TH E COOL NIGHTS A H E A D Apartment Rise Hide A Bed, Green Norgahide Cover King Sue Rebuilt Hollywood Bed Studio Courh Full A Twin Rise Used Innerepring Mattress and Box Springs, each from 119 Magnolin Ave. Sanford. Flo. Phone FA 2-6321 6 98 X 90” for twin ” full bed* or Your choice: 100% Acrylic Hlunket, soft, ■wurm,_ light, wonderfully machine wash­ able; in thick, f l u f f y rayon and acrylic! Bound in nylon! More beautiful with Supernap. Many roiors! �(Ti|» Ir m a " H ilario u s H it 1 1 The highly hiUriou* "In n * !a D euce," starring Shirley MaeLnine and Jack Lemmon, will run Sunday through Tuesday at Mcvieland DriveIn Theatre. Co-featured w ill be the c o l o r film , "T h e Second Greatest Sex," s t a r r i n g Jeanne Crain. The double feature for Wednesday a n d Thursday will be " F o r t Dobbs,” star­ ing Clint Walker, the •Cheyenne” o f T V fame, and •Ocean* 11,” In color and starring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawford and Sammy Davis. o M ttt f t i r \ ^ R ID E -IN THEATR r ilM T t : A B A T IH U . 1 T S I -04 A C A H ! . n i n siu T in ia n sk a t v h k \ « . 1 1 1 TtOS t l a l f ••(.■•« T r a l a I rani U n a 11111" H lfk llnualaa — Cater Triple feature fo r Friday and Saturday, N ov. 1-2. w ill by “ Cole Y ounger, Funflghter,” starring Frank L ovejoy; “ Lover Come Back,” with Rock Hudson and Doris Day, and "Com e September,” star­ ring Roc', Hudson and San­ dra Dee. All are in color. Straight from sensational long runs o f the stages o f Psris, Lunduti and N tw York, to the screen o f the Movieland Drive-In cornea the much - heralded “ Irma la Douce,” in Technicolor and Panavlsicn, and from the hands o f Hullywood'm two most successful exponents o f the light touch and tonguein-cheek school o f motion pic­ ture production. Meaning It wa* produced and directed by Billy Wilder from a script prepared by Wilder and I. A . L. Diamond for the Mlrisch Company and 11 I I A r i ’ I '. M n t A T T i l l ! w n it i. ir s r i l H " l i l t la — la Calar ____ SHIRLEY MncLalnc as the Irma of “ Irma La Douce," Mirisch Company's Tech» icolor-i’unavision comedy for United Artists relense, open­ ing Sunday at the Movicluntl Drive-In Theatre. She shares stellar honors with Jack Lemmon. If A t Ritz When Mitxi Gay nor goes to studio sign —"Closed Set.” H IIH li S T .T W IT H llnlnrra l l a r t — XKM t aint A IT i : A II t l l T I befits It VI. 1 lln a ala s t i l l • l> i:r iA t . AI M il*.M IX SI.OU A CARLOAD 1 oi l ’ ll ^rrrtiria A 1> I I A « k m | il r r A I T h w Tm » llrM -llu n H orror llu tlri "IN V A S IO N OF THE A NI MA L PEOPLE” AMII "llo u ie Of The Danmed” n r tin * re on it kh«H • • • • llr .Hi.io r»M« W a I r * r A mi — f l r n o r I »»mr I l n i i j A D U LT EN TERTA IN M EN T JOCK SHIRLEY LEMMON MdeiaiNC FRIDAY I*. M. 4:U0 (21 N'ovvacope <«H9I News. Spurts, VVrxtllsr 4:1# (1) IMItorlal • ill ( ) ) N»w», Sports, W . s t(i«r 4:2* 1*1 CH. * Sports 4:20 (S) Non*— Waltsr L'rou* kit* ( ! ) Huntley - Ilrliikloy (9) N iw s — Itnn Cochran t i l l (VI Ou!-t»uf llull.tla 1:00 (2) (4| (9) 1:10 (XI (I) ‘BIUV All hi h’S D o l 'd (»: 1:11 (1) f«l (0) 1:10 (21 (1) 10:01 10:0 tliOO ll;10 TECHNICOLOR* MNAVMOtt* SlUSI IMS MMns MOOS c o -r r s tT in n — to>oo "T H E SECOND G R E A T E S T SE X ” 11.10 11:22 j k u r t m in H v v n i: it H ltltT L A II It Hoard Mll.nl Ssrvlcs W ystt E*rp l,i*. Marvin I ' r . - . n L International Hliowttm* Ths O rtst A Hontur* 71 tiuntst strip Hob llut>* llouts <1 Murks'* I.sw Harry's Ulrl* Till:, ; Zons O ) Fsrm -r 's lu iiE lit.r (31 J jrk l*x»r (C<»t>r» 1*1 A lfr.J tlitchcuck 19) D s tln c (II Maks That sp>r* D i l l N.w s, Wssttisr, Itporta O l New*— Murphy Mar­ tin (0) N- as. Spurts. W . a t Ihsr (01 Theater o f Iks Siar* ( ir Johnny Csraun (Color I O l TV lllackOUt O l lU v.rlck SATURDAY A. M. la Calar O n rrlH s iv v i: * u t i t RIAN-AHOUT-TOWN attorney, Kirk Douglas, linn this bevy of beautiful blondes, (from Jell) Julie Ncwtiinr, Leslie l’arrish and Mitzl Gay nor, us his problem in Universal’s sophisticated comedy in color, "For Love or Money,” ul thu Ititz. W EEKEND m in u s Ml r m a l.n lle u r e " •tart* At TiOO f t i t r l r — H i t T o I f a l.riu itb — (inly T i n t H alf W ill II* Hr |>rnf#il 4'ont|t lrf r Nfeiiw f 'n n H er n A « l*nla A o effervescent talent In nightclubs, Mitxi is nt her galvanic best before an nudknee— the larger the bet­ ter. From the day she reported to Universal to begin her starring role with Kirk Douglas and Gig Young in the ro­ mantic comedy “ For Love Ur Money,” running S u n d a y through Wednesday nt the Kits Theatre, the crowd* be­ gan to congregate, and Mitxi couldn't hare been happier. .She feel* ihut, at Iva*t for herself, it's restrictive to try to uct ill a vacuum, and that the presence o f an audience make* it easier for her to turn on the histrionics. Mitxi believe* that audi­ ence* are especially important SU N. - MON. • TU B S. M iiia t u . r . an young beauty w ho's also a top PIIK-H ALl.DW KKN Ml UNITE SHOWSA T . NITK OCT. 2# ll»n > lrra » l « r l A f l r r Mlilnllr A* « ; ; « (Or N’. w - , Wssttisr 1:20 ( ! ) Sunrise S.m-vter J;W ( d Urowsrs Almanac (9| News 1:20 ( « l D em ur D awk HORROR SHOW SA T . N i l E 11:30 (9) 1:0* (31 (;>i 1:30 O l ID J:00 (21 Mil (9i 9;J* (21 ttnrr K 1* :u* (21 (<t) 191 10)10 (2) Mil |9| H:0U (Ji ( (II A 19) 11:10 (3) Id) (9) M) 9:2* 19) Ml UU (41 11:n* (21 11:1* (4i 11:1* (2) 11:31 (9. lire tur lleslh cu t* Quick l)r.uv McCIra* Tksster X k'lrehtll Xt« Mldltty U o u i l Jrtruns D-nnl. The Menace nin Tin Tin I'artnonle* Kury liny It i>«• r» till (MV llrnny fc Cecil SATURDAY P. M. 11:00 (1) Hut. Pre-ton M(> Hky Kina (91 lluue llunny 11:30 111 Itiitlw Inkle (Color) ; . houm no.t Oflt*) ( 1 ) Minin Land of Alis­ ha smn 1:00 (11 Esplorln* O ) My F r ltn l r i l e k t 101 Itahert Trout— New# 1:10 9> American Handstand O ) Wrestling (Si Hla 1'loture •:>* 111 Watrti Mr. W l i s r l mi THA 1:20 (21 Mini Into Space 111 MstUse Theotsr Z.<■:> Mi) ( '( illm u ie KIcKnff 2:1. (>) JfCAA Footbstl ganie — \ ut re li.Mii- at Mtsiifurd 1 30 (I) Theater X I no (5i W n h . It-pnrt t il* ( 3 ) NFL Hlgtillghte 4:0* (2) The llu tU w* (9) Wills World at Hport* * ;ij0 (2) FI irlda Fishing (4) Coitegu Football rirurstioird • :2a 12) New* NOW thru SAT. OPEN 12:13 SHOWS A T 1:00 • .1:00 - 3:00 7:00 • 0:00____________ C:JU (4) ( 'uu. Fla. Wash. Hi-port ( » Winter Olympic Haines « : l . (41 Mr. Ld 1:9* (2) Circus Hoy (<l Central Florida Hhotvcste O ) he* Hunt 1:lu (2) The Ueutennat ( ! ) Jack!* (Heston O ) llooiensnny 1:1* ( I ) Joey lllvhop (Color) («> I’ hll Hllvere (9) t . » » r e n r « Wslk 9:3* (X) baturilsy Night llo sle The Defenders J-rry Lewis (lonsinnks (4)19) News Theater of the Stare Mavis Adult Theater SUNDAY P. M. llsilily 132(90 (91 F.illh (or Today 12) Itsrlvsl (41 All Aitisrlns Wants To Tu IvTi.iW 12(30 (9) Film Fare 1*4 e*t1gtrta I'lsats 12) ( i n i Roberts 1:9* (2) OirlaKipliert (9) ll era Id of Truth (SI FIs. Foot ball High­ lights t i l* ( ! ) Frontiers of Faith (9) Hpiet Atf« Report 2:0* (9) Issues A Answers U ) NFL Foot ball— (Ireen Hay s t Haiti. I ! ) Hist A Story 2:3* (91 A FI. Football (3) Inlsrnsllonal Jtons 1:0* (9) Death Valley Day* (21 NIX' New a Jdhcurs I S* (9) Foothill I II ( ( ) R i r ttngsri Feature (sO* 14) Xporta ItlghliglUa (2) kunday 1:1) (41 Hlg Picture 5:9f (9) humlny Hp-irts Hpectscula r (3) Wild K ln id. rn 1:1* 12) O K. Collec* Howl (4) Ted Mack Hour (9) Death Valley Deyr <:*( (41 2*th Century 13) Meet Ths Press I 20 19) Moral laauns (4) Probe (1) Nssauups 1:0* (91 Utile A H e rtls ll (41 Latil* (21 tllll t'Jina Show 1:1* (9) Travel* o( Jamie Mid’ hsstsr* (*) Ch. < N»wi Iluubl* Feature “ Vampire** Ghost” Plus “ Mania” I ** 1:1* 1:0* 9:3* 10.u* 11:10 ll : * » llrll 11:10 (2) R nderful W orld st Color (4) Mr I tsvorUs Usrtlsa (4) IM gulllvan (31 (IrlnJI (*) Arreet A Trlst I I ) llonansn (1) Judy (Jsrland (4) 11. K. Tli -a t-r (21 Show u r Week ( t ) Candid Camara (9) too llranil (9) ABC New* Report r0) Whet s My Lins (2) News' ops (5) Harry iteaioaer News ( I ) Theater of the stars (9) Ths Lots Show (1) Pstar Uuna M ONDAY TV RENTAL • Sale* I • Servic* FA 2 (920 Zenith Color TV Salts 2A00 Sanford A r t . 49) V«w« f .l» Ll) T oUrf lb) \Vnkt» tip Mu vt*i« T:30 m Mlrk!«#n Tim* T;S1 (b) Newii a WiAlli*r S;Q0 C l i ' irtPOlivIllo 41) ('i p l. K i n | i r » « t II f l ) W u t M . «n4 M*wt I 10 (21 Tud*f iMiw ( - } J.n'k Lulviririw ( i i An** rir i n IClitorf 49) Ktffill** * 9.14 lL>i i iri.invIlU 9..I1* i 'I ’ I loom » 20 <1> (i«ll lUvrin BHow l l . •• (1) Bar W ) » * Cil Mik* U ul 1 11 10 :i 42) Ntu: .NfWii 10.40 C ) 41) IM 11 II (l> 41) rJJ l i II i l l Ol \N r.l fop Word I l o t * i.«*r li*c«ml>«r It rid* Th* McCOfo Co«c*ntratlo« 1‘ rlen la Ulzkt ! ‘«t* A OUdjr* !(•)• *4) Mlwaluri I.ink* MONDAY P. M. BY JUDY TURNER There is no doubt about it, Halloween is all but Itere. Next week in fact. The parties are beginning this weekend though, so it should be a good week. Start now by enjoying yourself at one of these ex­ ceptional pluces . . . jim SpunxxA’^ Halloween is a children’ s Spent practically all m orn­ holiday with the appla b ob ­ ing talking to Flo at the bing and jack-o-lanterns and C«rlbr, and although I didn't nit, and to make it nit the more fun for them, why not find out what wax going or take them out to dinner. a t tiro lounge there, wa hud Easier on mom too, and real a great time Just gabbing, easy on the budget. The place us women are 10 inclined to to go for thin treat i* the do. She is one o f the rea­ Painted H on e. F.ven though son* the Cnribe 1* *o com ­ the children will got a kick fortable, and a woman enn out o f it, the fine food will feel perfectly at easa walk­ delight the km vi imps as w ell. ing in, just to join Flo in Tho Swedish 'decoration* in that morning cup of coffee the Pointed Horse are equal­ or for lunch. Whether Flo ly pleasing to young and old or Jack ia on duty there is alike. attvuyi pleasant conversa­ s e e tion, good food and drink. Starting tho fall social sea­ And by tha way, the raw son in earnest is n m e-oth cr menu* will be ready for the than one of the most popular lounge shortly, so keep your place* in town, Jim Spencer*. eye* open for them. Their fancy dress "tiall” (cn• • * kle, cackle and shades o f Talking about nice places witches) will lie attended by wliero women ran go, Fred­ all the “ names" in town, even die's Steak House is de­ though they'll be anonymous. finitely included. For a spe­ The lug Halloween costume cial dress-up evening out parly will be next W ednes­ with tho girls, the i|uiet, day, tlet. 30, mill ptixe* w ill luxurious atmosphere of be awurdtd for the la st c o s ­ Freddie's is just the ticket. tume. AM “ »(|uar«" can com e Un tup o f all this, th* food is without costume, so dcit't unbeatable. May home if you haven't had • a • time to get one. Just for fun That steak special that the you might go out and case Plg'n Whistle ran lust week the place and win a free dinwent over ■«> well they ar* ner »r two. Pick up a ticket offering n Iktr-ll-Que ribs with each drink . . . you w a y special this week. With the be the lucky one. tasty ribs they also give you • * * a lettuce and tomato salad, You’d think from the way onion ringa, French fries and we talk that tho Whatabur* bread and butter, all for g cr serve* nothing but d e ­ *1.2.3. Tho Plg'n Whistle is licious hamburgers. Well, the hundy, ideal spot to driv# up truth is that they h«va such for lur.ch too. Tho special it thing* a* shrimp and chicken good for th* weekend, to on tho menu too, atung with cosh In on this bargain . . . all the good trimmings like you couldn't do It tills inex­ French fries, shakes and all pensively a t luune. that ja/.x. All eipially deli­ • * * cious. You and your entire Besides being designed Just family wilt lie sure to find for Halloween, this special something to suit your taste* will make your mouth wmter, when ycu drive in at the Jean's Spaghetti iluusa in Whataburgcr. Orange City, not very far to * • • drive for a good meal, is o f­ Get your funniext costumes fering you your choir® o f ready for this party! A Bow ravioli, la-uign*, manicotti or skate eu»o or cam month's veal purnlglunl fur fl.33 . free skating will bo given to Thi-i on® Is good through Oct. tho peritoti attending tikute 11, so lie sure tu get up there City's Halloween party with and try tha good Italian food. the funniest costume. The mo*t original costume also will take similar priles. 'Die GOOD big purly will bo on Friday, Nov. 1. Even if you don't win a big prixe, there w ill be no losera. Everyone in c o s ­ tume with n mask or makeup 21 Ll French Avs. will gel a Inrgu Ccke or Sev­ Sun ford, Flu. en Up, free. Wednraday N ight, Oct. 30 II I* ( t l Too. rdrsr Imyrss aloe News (1) Tennessee Brnle It M III yard ( 2) Sclenes H *a a o a *e Know* Baal * * . ! * • I * f T o m o rr o w ( I ) Trutx *r C o s io qu*o<** ■1.(1 III (liiMlns U a * t 1100 (4) t»li»n Window ( I ) il*n*rsl lloapltat (01 1o>t s s f Idle 1:11 ( 2 1 Focus 1.10 (Ol As Ths W e rlt Taras (91 Mid-Ft*. t •) 111 KURtm* (l> H a r r y 11 11 i l l Falhar ID x • . • *■« Naas Carry Out Orders l'h. 322 % 16 annual HALLOWEEN PARTY JIM Prires and Entertainment SPEN CER ’S A L L THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EA T — M U Uhsr Broiled Steaks III W A Y 17-93 SANFORD. FLA. H ave You Won a Dinner o f Your Choice at Jim Spencers Two Art Given Away Every Afternoon Mon. Thru Frl. Between 4:30 And 7:00 also K e t e e d Prices During: These Hours JIM SPENCER’S A L L TIIE LOBSTER Y O U CAN E A T — 0 .2 3 I'har Broiled Steaks Hi Way 17-93 SANFORD — JIM SPENCER'S — RESTAURANT and CO CK TAIL L O U N G I ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3-25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (nweet as a nut) YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP ( a real delicacy the way w® repare them! . . . Ihey are N O T Teucli !T ird!) P COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish l.olwter Tails anti Raya! Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS CHOICE $ 2 ’ 5 Sauteed In Melted Butter UNDER THE UM RHEl.l.\ A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Meats— Free—. T o Enjoy While W e Prepare Your Dinner Orleans Boom nvaHaEI® every T ip r r s p r im e p a n ic - up to 30. South French Are. Sanford Thena FA J-0331 ™ !? ONE ANO ONLY ONE LOCATION in O R L A N D O on Hwy. #50, 4 blocks east of Colonial Shopping Plaxa The Original And Authentic Swedish Hospitality •mil **Am rir fc n t e " AU YOU Q f t CANIAr W «nmn ih, i-.-tJ, m ill f o o d S«nf*g (ofifiiNNNily Daily — 11:00-9:00 pjh SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 3712 K. Colonial Ddw ve**th*e t i l l <)* l.alfumo IT's Bruce FAIR TIME Alondiiy, Nov. 4th. Thru Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1963 Now at Two Big: Children Days Nov, 5th. & 6th. Freddie's Five Big: Prizes Each Afternoon Struk House Centrnl Florida's Oldest & Finest All Rides Children’s Day l/% Price This W eek's Special! P A G E C O M B IN ED S H O W S O N TH E M ID W A Y F U N FOR E V E R Y O N E A. M. 9:00 <•) Mlmnist|c» (ilS 42) Hun«hln« a Uuaiho 1:15 (4> i.}9 ( l » b u n t i f i i n i i U r Seminole T V SUNDAY thrm W EDNESDAY to an actor in tho making of a comedy, such ns “ For Love Or Money” since timing i* thu element most hn»ie for proper effect, and spectator* piny their part In keeping perform ­ ers constantly awaro o f this ingredient One reason spectator* are barred from must set* is that they frequently interfere with production by Injecting o ff­ stage noises on tha sensitive •mind track. Them are so many bellylaugh* in “ For Love Or Money” that prior to each se­ quence director Michael Gor­ don hud an assistant remind viewer* they are to make no demonstration o f any kind un­ til tho end o f tho scene. Mitxi play* tlie purt o f one of Ihrcu daughter* — (the others arc Julio Ncwm nr and Lcslio Parrish)—o f Thelma Ritter, u wealthy widow o f a s ­ sorted eccentricities. TELEVISIO tU'D Mld-Flerlda Acr»>* Ths Kencs Itu^ky J»n«* Rubin Hood Hup.rman Hu per Car The Alvin Show MxJ»f Mercury Fri. Oct. 25, *63 for work, down comes a fam llar An. a A t I I >00 O a l r Pag# GET YOUR HALLOWEEN COSTUME READY For Love O r M on ey rar An . a I t B i l l H a l f "IT fo r United Artists release. Sound fa m ilia r! It should! Those are the same credits which graced the opening frames for those recent screen gem s, “ Love In The Afternoon,” "Som e Lika It Hot,” “ The Apartment” and “ One, Tw o, Three.” "The Apartment,” it will l>e recalled, was an Academy Award winner, and Us cast was headed by Jack Lcnmion and Shirley MucLaine. And you knew w h a t! Jack and Shirley head thu cast in "Irm a La Douce,” tool She as a— well, a lady of the evening in a less fashion­ able ncighbodiuud o f Paris, and lie as a policeman who leads a raid on her premises, winds up hy getting fired fo r it, and then falling in love with and marrying her. 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SANDWICH SHOP 23th A PARK This Y ear Special Awards For Children B y The Kiwanis Club. �■A • ~ ~ * Seminoles Face Winter Park; JVs End Perfect Season Plgott said, “wffl Is reedy. W e'll have oar twsal pair of “ W sU h e # the most if* g restive b tll d o b we’ ve m et s o far thU m m . " declared Head Coach Jim P ifott o f Cw Seminole High School’ * Scm lnolei who nin Into a firod up cage of Winter Park Wildcats tonight at Sanford’ * Memorial Stadium. “ Tha only way to beat an aggrtaalee ball d u b la to be m ore aggreativt than they ■ re,” Plgott continued. ” So, that'i what wa’re planning lo r the Parkers.” Winter Park, freih from their victory la d Friday over Orlando Edgcwater, 1* com ­ ing to Sanford, according to Plgott, with totentkmi o f scalping the Scmlnolei. “ However,” Plgott explain­ ed, "w s 'll be ready for them. Backfletd Coach Dick Wil­ liam s has been working on the offensive timing in an effort to regain our sharp­ ness, and Una Coach Jim McCoy has been working with the Une on a few blocking assignments changes. Also, w e’ve been doing quits e bit o f work to sharpen our fakes and handoffs. The Scmlnolei, realising that this will be their tough­ est opponent of the season to date, have devised e special defense for Winter Park’ * outstanding end, Chris M ai laka. However, there la < possibility that Mallska won’ t be in there tor the Parker*. On tha ether hand, the Wildcats wlU have an o u t standing back — 17*-pound Johnny Slat— in action for tha first time in aevera! w ed u . Slat, a fine football player according to Plgott, h is been slddincd with Injur fta a fo r l T ift ft—FH. Otfc S8, • » fr n U offen sive clu b i — the Black Ram a and the P h a n tom sIn shape for the Parkers a t w ell ae ou r defensive u n lt the Headhunters. P lggotl's number one o f­ fensive teem — the “ Black R a m s” — will Include ends Frank Noe 11 and Barry Barks, tackles Jim Toughy and Data Alexander, guards Joe Purdy and Steve Clerk, eenter Dan M cCall, quarterbick Ron Hin­ son, halfbacks Buddy Lawson and Earl Black, and fullback Lee Sparkman. The T ribe’s number two offensive unit — the Phan­ tom s — will Include ends Mike G ray and Mika Fordham , tackle* Dave Howe and Earnia Steele, guarde Brad Pruden and Steve Harris, center Steve Balint, quarter­ back A1 Boniface, halfbacks Chuck Scott and Eddie Kosky, and fullback Lloyd Freemen. • • • Ocala Beaten O viedo T ravels To Clerm ont 12To0ln Final Seconds By Herald Jo* Warden 8perta W riter to diversify the running plsyt. In the air Westburg is » Oviedo's hungry Lions trav­ threat, a* he can pinpoint his el to Ctermont tonight to passe* to hi* receivers. Undefeated a n d unscored tackle the versatile Highland­ Clermont's running attack upon during the entire 1983 ers, who are 3-2 fo r tha sea­ will be led by speedy Don Cagridiron cam paign! That's the son. Tha Lion*. 1-3-1, ara hop­ nova, tbs Highlander’ s 190 pound fullback, ranked tha record established by the ing to avenge their defeat by number nine scorer In Central the hand o f Eustis, the num­ Seminole High School Jsyber one team in the Mid- Florida schools with 40 points. vees ts they wrapped up a Canova Is also a top man is Lakes Conference. last-second victory Thursdsy Highlander’s defensive Clermont is a wide-opsn th* night over the Baby Wildcats team which can pass and run. lineup in which he plays tac­ Th* Highlanders ar* also very kle. o f Ocala. Clermont's halfback posi­ The (Inal score was 12 to fa st and well conditioned, tions will be filled by Olivinthus making It possible for 0. It was the Seminole Jay­ baum and McGuire, both o f vee elub's 28th consecutive them to avoid the fourth quar­ whom ar< shifty, fast runner*. ter fade-out. victory without a defeat. is quarterback Clermont rum from th* Ollvinbaum And last second it was — Westburg’* favorite target, douht* w ing form ation and even though the locals did short yardage Thursday night in game with OCALA'S BRUCE GRICE (on ground at right score twice, while the Wild Is fond o f the unbalanced line. and laft-half McGuire Is tha Seminole Jayvee team. of No. 63) goes down after carrying ball for cats Joined five other Sent The Hlghtanden also us* the fastest, most deceptive m a s inoil opponents this season in split end formation end flank in tha Highlander's backfield. Meanwhile, the defensive Although Clermon ha* s fillin g to penetrate the Baby ar*. Clermont Is a dangerous unit — the Headhunters — well built offense, th* H igh, passing team, which practices Warrior defence deep enough have given up 38 points In pin-point passing that has landers ara lacking hi profto to score. the tour games they’ve work­ proved to b* d a vu ta in g to op­ clenry as S defensive unit. With two minutes and 11 ed this season. Apopka and MIckler (38) Is ona o f tha position. seconds remaining in what S cabreeie were held score­ The Highlander* will ba di­ outstanding linebackers in tha appeared to be another score­ less while Titusville and Or­ less contest, quarterback Ber rected by passing “ w hls" Billy area and Is expected to ba lando Colonist both racked nie Barbour bit Rtck Wat Westburg. Westburg is known a threat to Oviedo'a offen se up 13 points each against By United Frees International Starr when they meet the strom who completed t h e not only for his passing at­ game. the locals. By Dlek Grant Th* hometown Lion* ara The ahaenee o f Bart Starr Colts In Baltimore. distance for i 44-yard touch­ tack but also fo r his ability GAINESVILLE fU P D -T h e The Headhunters will In­ Herald Sport* Writer primping thamaelvaa eagerly, And the Cleveland Browns, down pass play. Florida Gators and the Tigers and the aweaome prcaence of clude ends Larry Watson and The Lyman Junior V a n ity hoping to send Clermont down And with only 49 seconds Billy Higgins, tackles Mike o f LSU. two injury-prone but Jimmy Brown cast n vital in­ with ■ (1-0 record In the east, lost last night to th* Apopka left on the clock, fullback to their third atraight defeat. Glad end Henry Finch, mid rciillen t teams, clash In the fluence Sunday on tha future can Just about knock out the New Y ork GianU’ last cham­ Blue Darter* 19 to 8. The Sonny Messer Iced down the Tha much improved Lion* die guard Dave Golloher, mid top Soulhesitern Conference o f the National Football Lea­ pionship hopes In Cleveland, Hound* have w on only on* tilt with a 17-yard haul around hav* been drilling In pas* de­ die linebacker Joe Farlcis, football game o f the weekend if tho am azing Mr. Brown gam* thla season. his own right end for tha final fense in hopes o f deterring outside linebackers Buddy Saturday before an expected gue division rr.cee. The gam * opened with the marker. The champion Green Buy generates another o f his de­ the accurate passing arm o f Burton and Steva llarria, Bil capacity homecoming crowd. From the opening whistle It Coach Charlie McClendon'! Puckers, tied with the Chlcugo vastating lushing perform­ Hound* kicking o ff to the The Friday Morning Holler Westburg. Oviedo is also drill­ ly Kuykendall and Johnny B!ue Darter* who brought the was a defensive contest with Motors Navy W ives had three ing In fundamentals, particu­ Rny wlU be the defensive Tigers sport tn imposing 4-1 Hcurs fo r the Western Divi­ ances. The Bears, meanwhile, re­ ball back to the 16 yard line. neither club able to mount high game* this week. Verna larly passing, blocking, and halfback* and Lawion will season's record — the only sion lead, must go without turn home follow ing last Sun­ On the f i n t play Gnlleeby much o f an offensive due to Bolton rolled a 188 gnme, with running, Tha Lions also have again double up and operate loss being 11-12 to Rice—hut day's upset defeat at San went fo r 86 yards and the first some rugged defensive play the high series o f 488. Fran bean developing soma new defensively from the safety are currently touted ax un­ on the part o f both outfits. derdogs . . . a situation which Francisco and take on the In­ TD o f the game. lp o t In place of the Injured Ballard had a 178, while Dur- running plays which Oviedo lei. It w as then Lyman'* tum Much of the ball gam e was na Betancourt had a 175. pussies both McClrndon and hope* will prove effective jury - wracked Philadelphia "AH three of our units,* Tillis. to show what they could do. played in cither mid field or his opposite number, Ray Eagles (2-3 -1). Jo Cleveland, Dum a Betan­ ■gainst Clerm ont Graves. In oth er grimes, the Wash­ On the first play Austin Sav on Scminnle’ i able o f the 50- court, end Donna Durtxcler Speaking o f la st week’ ! Injuries hav« robbed LSU ington ltedskina (2-4) are at il* toted th* ball 76 yards for yard stripe ainc* the locals all came through with tur­ game, Oviedo coach Palmer o f two backfield starters— About Sports home against the St. Louis * touchdown only to hav* it chose on six or seven occas­ keys. reflected, "W e played the ball quarterback Pat Screen and Cardinals (4 -2 ); the Pitts­ called back on a clipping pen­ ions to run on fourth down Eionor Clemens, and Susy game in halves; w e'ra going instead o f going the punting fullback Buddy Mamie — and burgh Sleelrra (3-2-1) are alty. Reno converted the 6-7 split. to have to get together and The next score for the Blue route. On the other hand, the also o f guarda Dave Strange With Second stringer Half­ host to the Daltaa Cowboys Rose Patrick picked up the play the whole game, If we and Don Ellen. back Brent Helms scoring nit (1 -3 ); the Detroit Lions (2-4) Darters came in the second baby Wildcats used the punt­ 8-7. Rainey Olson and Isabel hope to win. With our depth The only backflcid player three touchdowns. South Sem­ entertain the Minnesota Vik­ period when a bad snap from ing situation to their advan­ Gaihorn converted the 2-7. compared with Eustis* depth, BY JU LIAN 8TEN STH 0M who has not been injured at inole Junior High Hurricanes ing* (2 -4 ), while the Forty renter caused Jim Mitchell to tage, kicking seven times and Pat Tourney and Betty Wash­ we knew they were eventually u , , , ... . i one time or another this sea- downed St. Cloud Junior High Nincra ami Bams, both o f fumble nnd Apopka took tha getting good yardago on each burn picked up the 6-7-0. Bur­ going to wear us out.” “ I wonder If readers o f The H.ntord I. full o f old 'U s * . u „ uarterbock uUty Ezell, IH-i) Thursday evening at Ly- whom won their season’s first ball an the It). A fter a short boot. Looking forward to tons Betancourt g o t the 6-10. who |Urlc(1 , M llllt Herald can help in a search hall b u ff.” as he ca ll, them, | Th* locals veers swatting mun High field in Longwood. game last week, dash in Los drive lluss duve over fo r tha Th* 3-10 split w as picked up night's gams, Coach Palmer hut he's right. TI). that one break in the ball Kentucky last week, led his /o r some obsolete baseball It was sven-ail a t 0-8 at Angulo*. by, Barbara K elly, Jan* Noll, remarked, “ They have a real We wouldn’ t be surprised^ m ,o a 28-7 victory. Me halftime. Tha Greyhounds then tools gam e and it cam e — but al­ books,” writes an old baseball Here is the "llna* on this good ball team. and Fran Reinhart. If some o f The er.ld a read„ p„ ti |Wlher , lw Helms ran 10 ynrds fur Sunday's gnmea: Green liny tha k ick -off and started a lung most too close to the final fan, William Puckner of GutProbable starting lineup fo r VAH-9 "O ’* W ives still lead era hsv« an edition nr two erformBnce Irom Kzcll and Mouth Seminole'* first touch­ gun. drive back to th* 33 from tenberg, N. Y. 7 over Baltimore; Cleveland 6 Oviedo is as follow s; Bellhorn the league with 23 wins and or the Guide and perhaps one from l()p ha|fback Dan The little Seminoles posted *i am trying,” Puckner down in the aerond quarter, over New York; Chicago 13 their own 12. Jack Ulunton 5 losses. VAH -3 " E " W ive, BE, Colbert RT, Jacobs RG, op two o f (lie copies (not (jCU’ anc who now ranks seven first downs to tour tor scored when he rulled out to three yards fur the second TD over Philadelphia; Pittsburgh continues, “ to fill out a set ar* in second pines with the Miller C, Arndt LG, Murphy sixth In SEC milling. in the third quurter and five 8 over Dallas; St. Louis 4 4 pas* but found all his men the Wildcats. Sanford ran up o f the Reach and Spalding Puckner need.. 18 wins and 10 losses. The LT, Fox LE, Courier QB, i f you do, contact him by n or;i| l m (ietd a virtually a total o f 123 yards on the covered amt had to run and yards fo r the third in the over Washington; Detroit 3 O fficial Baseltall Guides. These Ten Pinners ar* In third pines I Gouge L ll, Mikler f i l l , Brooks ground while limiting Ocala are annual baseball record writing to him at 83 — 08th unchanged starting line-up, fourth ipiurter, over Minnenotu, and San Fran- went the 33 yards for puydirt. with 17 wins and 11 loisev. IFB. to 44. Street in tiuttenberg, N. J. although several players—in The second hlaf was Blue St. Cloud scored its only TD ciseo-Lus Angeles even. books which were published Or, if you wlih, contact us c |u(|lnK , tar fullback Larry in tiie second quarter. The Wildcats took the pass­ The Green Bay • Baltimore all tha way as th* Darters yearly from 1887 to l u l l and Dupree—have been at less Fullback Jim Rubcvvright, n game will be the first Starr went fo r another seven point* ing spotlight a* far as com ­ ■re familiar to tha old timers and let us know. It wasn’t planned but a ||)an (up apeed duringprac 186-pounder, carried thu ball will have rnUscil since he won and held the G r e y h o u n d s pletions were concerned. They among your subscribers. countywide pep rally took ,jce t!l|,wec|,. th e situation five times for an overage of went to tho air 11 tim ei and tho Puckers' quarterback job scoreles*. This time the score "The w»r brought an end connected on seven tries place Thursday morning In— I was ba,j enough for Coach 11 yards gains on cadi run. mine when thu Hound harkin I BOO, to publication of tha Guide* while the Seminoles tried II of all plnres—Orange County. ( j r a m In rail off all rough SS's outstanding linesman was Stun-, who broke a bone in field lost the hall on u double making it a problem to cumand hit on four—but the big bis right hand ugalnst thu reverse and Apopka recovered plele the set, hence this ap­ Don’t beliove 111 Hore’a bow rontacl work in the hope defensive, end Paul Lambert. ' is men would be ready to The game also marked the Cardinals last Sunday will be on the une yard line. Then one was tha 44-yard touch­ peal. Since the Sanford area it happened: Science student* from San- (aco thu Tigcri. first uppeurunre of the 82- replaced by John Roach, who t'lemphy, t h a quarterback, down toss. has always been hrp to base­ Seminole miscued twice and ford, Casselberry, Oviedo, nnd picre South Seminole hand, Im* thrown only 23 passes In went up the middle for the ball some of llieso books tony Long wood converged on thu TD. Uuwla kicked thu conver­ Ocala pounced on both of under thu direction u( G e o r g e uctlun during tha thren sea­ be in the hand* of your read­ them while the locals were Exposition Park auditorium Kirsten. sons he has played fur the sion. e r! who might with to dis­ H alf time entertainment recovering O cala's only fum ­ Thursday morning for the This was the Hurricanes' Puckers. pose o f them. was given by the Baby Darter ble of the night. N A SA 's space exhibit. The third vlctoiy In four games. "M any Guides are Just lying This victory kept the per­ marching band. Th* band gave tour is prccedrd by a lecture In the way around (he house un exhibition o f their march­ centage o f wins against loss­ explaining NASA's proiresa j or are stored In the uttlca es for the four Sanford foot­ ing skills and playing. There were no bugs In the end cellars of veteran base- to date in the spare field. A good game was turned in ball teams very high. They've However, with the audito- howling o f the Art Brown bull buffs. I will gladly re­ by Suviie and Blanton on o f­ wen 17 gam es and lost only Hum jammed with hundreds | Pest Control learn e v e n imburse them for nny copies The DeBary Spare-Rihhcrs fense and on defense it was one. o f youngsters a mlxup In tlmo though they have bugs «m ami w ord be very grateful If present standings at tha De- Jim Mitchell and Blanton. The schedule* resulted In N A S A 's hroldered on their new bluusthey will write mid let mo Land Bowling team effort was a guml Li y» personuel not being ready. Jcs. Doris Mock had high game NEW YORK ( UPI ) - Yogi know which books they have." Leuna — 20; Nevvrbettcr — Fight Tonight With more than on hour's of the league when she rolled • • * Berra's the new boss and 19; Fat* — 18; Toughs — wait on their hand* Seminole 203. and her sldor Letha whether they like it or not, NEW YORK (U P I )-R u b in We don't know Just exactly 1 6 4 ; Scraps — 11; Baked— K oufax Leads High's cheer leader* — and I l\ard rolled high verlcs of New York Yankee players al­ how Puckner found out thut BOSTON ( UFt ) — Sandy (Hurricane) Carter o f raterII ; Tenders — 13; Porkle* — in their cheer leader outfits, both howl on the Art ready are resigned to the fact K oufax, the I.o* Angeles sun, N. J., and Irish Joey too took Charge. They Brown team. They maile d he’ s no longer one of the boys. 14: Baked — 14; Cracked — Dodgers’ spectacular strikeout Archer o f New York meet to­ 1 2 4 ; Btr-B -Q — 12; Braised th c were followed hy the cheer I »wl,pP » « aln,t Everyone from f o r m e r — 11; Loin* — 0 ; and the two artist, today was being touted night at Madison Hquar* Gar­ leaders of other schools and C.P.O. Wives team. teammate Joe DiMaggiu on a* a good bet to couple the den in a “ Classic” sluggerTeam No. 7 also won four down seemed sure today the new tram* — Broil* and Ilihitwfore it was over the roof National League's Most Val­ boxer fight that may aam tha points from the Acey Deucy ott-cunileal 33-year-old Yogi O; Three game Serita — Ells­ was raised! uable Player award with th* winner a middleweight title worth Ogden — M 3; Frank Wives. Southern Air won * • • will tolerate no monkey busi­ shot. Cy Young Award. three points from Hunt* Real­ ness and will crack down any­ Stuney — 607. New member Two unbeaten bull club* wl Sanford's Butch River is Joining from Orange City, ty; Stenstrom Realty took time there is any need to do leading the Florida Stale Uni­ dash tonight In Miami's Or­ throe from Joe’s Laundry; Mr. Georg* Young, so. nngu Bowl. They're the Miami ‘ " r™ " ul" versity Baby Seminoles in * , .. „ . - . Shoemaker Conitruction won "H e's not the clown that f Grap(vln, N u ri. kickolf returns, according to b rush and he Baby Gator ^ ^ ^ Dflb# sonic have made htm out to Kram er Injured statistics issued hy the Uni­ of Florida. Both have ehalkea N E W YORK (U P I)— Barry versity's publicity d e p a r t ­ up s pair of win. each this e o r n m .a Cook>| Corncr for be,” said OiMug, who played on the same club as Berra fur Kramer o f New York Univer­ season. Miami won last sea^ ment. sity, th* nation's second load­ Riser, a product of Semin­ .o n * contest 15 to 14. So Kalhy Gray toppled the 5 8- six season*. ing scorer test season, will “ Hie men will play for him. Oil* one tonight looms as a ole High, Is primarily a de­ 10; Evelyn Uhr, subbing for They like him. lie'll get the miss th* next two weeks o f fensive liaKbuck. However, good uUu, i Shoemaker Construction, con­ most out of them. He'll do a pre-season basketball practice • • • on kickoir returns the San­ verted the 7-3-4; Gladya Pinwith a sprained ankle. WaNre rtatl about aerial dr* .t e r the 5-7-9. Charlotte Bas- good jo b ." ford youth has returned two for u total of 39 yards, or cuses before hut nothing like ieM w|w rcp|aced l-ouise 195 yards per attempt. what happened last week in converted the 4-10 ** The Seminole* have drop­ tha M iam i-Georgia encount- L ,1(J Mary Tomaleikl. Mary ped their first two outings — er. Georga Mira and Larry y ault toppled the 2 7; Pat the first to the Baby Gators Ilakestraw between them S|pjey «.7; shirlcy siglin 3-8; o f Florida and the other to threw 82 pastes and each com - Sophie Woodson 3-7. The 3-10 TUBS., OCT. 29th the Baby Hurricanes of Mi plated 25. The miracle o f It I fell [or j 0 Cleveland, Dot IN OUR NEW LOCATION ami. ail was that ther* w tr* only Johnson, Virginia Skelly, Dot Next Thursday night the two interceptions, one by each Johnson. P e n n y Schaffer, DRIVE OUT WEST FIRST STREET — HIGHWAY Id — TURN Baby Seminoles go into action team. Mira's 44th and last Kran Morton. Shirley Simas, tor the third time this sea­ pass was Intercepted when it v i (towberry, and Tecna ArRIGHT ONE BLOCK BEFORE WEKIVA BRIDGE — WATCH FOR SIGNS son — against the Southern wus tipped by one player tn mao. CHILDREN ^ P £ SERVING BEGINS BRING Mississippi Frosh in a Pen the hands of another. -----------------------sacola engagement. By the way, speaking o f Chandler Named 12 & UNDER # > DODC.E D E A L E R THE FAMILY AT 5:30 P. M. Mira, the next time he comLAU REL, Md. (U P I)—John pletea a forward pas* fo r f . Chandler has been uppolnt1801 W . FIRST STREET 2 Scouts Added KANSAS CITY (U P II — Mlanil it will be hla 300th in j ( j director o f press and pubcompetition. Ilia I |jc relations at Laureal race Dick Keely and Donald Priea cuilrgiate “(Jo W est For The Best w ere added to the scouting present total is 299 connec- course, track President John New & Used Car Buys!” ■tuff o f tbs Kansu* City A th- lions for 3,709 yards. That'* D. Schspiro disclosed T h urimum Ilian two mileal l day. If Yoa’ra Not Already ■ Member — JOIN lalles today. Gators Meet Tough LSU In Homecoming Lyman JVs Lose Starrless Packers To Apopka By Favored O ve r Colts 19 To (Score 3 Navy Wives Roll High Gaines Hurricanes Blow Away Si. Cloud By 18-6 Score Thinking Out Loud isiers Roll Yogi Berra Can 3e All Business Standings Of Spare-Ribbers Rirer Tops In Kickoff Returns Open For Business! Tomorrow — (Saturday, Oct. 26), at John Crim s CAMP SEMINOLE on the Wekiva Seminole Co. Motors P SEMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMAN S ASSOCIATION L 11 I �/ _ Legal Notice n o t ic e to T H E IT A T 1 o r FLORIDA TOi OEOROR PT OH >Bi ORA lou ru oit R o u te I Das l i t Croeevllte Tanneries Tou. and each o f you. are hereby notified that lull has . been filed agalnet you In the Circuit Court of geminate County, Florida, In Chancery, • n abbrev'atrd tilt* o f which l i F lr it Federal Savings and Loan Aiioela tlo n o f Seminole County, a corporation. Plain* tiff, r a Geo rge Puah and Ora Lou Pugh, i t at. Defendants, the natura o f aald iult b u n g in lt to toraclnia that certain mnrtgaga datad March 19. IMS. and o f record In Official R c c o r la Rook I X , paaa 111, Seminole County publlo re. corte, encumbering tha faU lo w in g deecrlbad real property, to -w lt: l.o f 107 o f QUEEN'S MIR. para •». o f tha Publlo Ren o n SOUTH R E P L A T ADDITION TO CAM EL RERRT. FtO ltIPA. Seminolo County, Florida, ac­ cord ing to Plat tharaof recorded In n a t Rook It, aorda o f Seminole County, Florida. Subject to reitrlotlona o f record. and you are hereby requlret to flla your aniw er In laid iu lt with tha underetgned Clark o f mid Court and to eery a copy thereof upon tha P la in t i ff s attorney, w hom name and addreia appear be­ low. on or before ihe Ith day o f November, 1X1, and In default thereof Decree Pro Confe«eo will be entered agalnet you. WITNESS my hand and affletal teal at tha County Courthoueo, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida let day at October. 1911. (SISAL) Arthur IT. Reckwlth. f r . Ryt Martha T. Vlhten D. C. Philip II. Logan sninlioleer and t.ogan Klret Federal Rulldlng P. O Ilox 1751 Sanford, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Puhllih Oct. i. It. II, II. I l l * CDN-I__________________________ * in Titr. c t n c r i T co i r t o r T im n in t h j l im n I, c i n - iii r in i> of Foil e iiH i- s n t .r c o r n t t . r to H tn A . eti a n c u lt v s o . tMoa TIIR UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COUPANT P la la U f l P im .t r J. HBALT. at aa Defendant * N o r ir n or auiT in MOHTtlAUK FOIIECLOat'IUI i*hlllp J. H»aly and Calk# arlne Mealy, hie wlfa ItfUltiMNCBi l - A W ar re * Street. Metro ee. Maseachueette T o u are heraby notified that a Complaint to foretlota a certain mortaaga encumbering (by f o l l o w i n g daaarthed real preparty, to -w lt: LOT li. n b o e i U. NORTH ORLANDO. ac­ co rd in g to plat thereof re­ corded In Plat Hook 1L P » r « » 19 and II. Pubtln Itecorda o f Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida haa bean filed against yon In tha abovo-alylod suit. and you ara required to serve a cop y o f your Answer er othe* Pleading to the Complaint on P le la illl'o attorneys, ANDER­ SON. RUSH. DEAN. LOWNREA A eaa dea HERO. 13* Meet Central Avenue, Orlando, Florida, and flla Ihe arlglaal Answer er other Pleading la the o ffice o f tha Clerk o f tha Circuit Court on or before the 15th day a t November. 1»U. It you fall to do no. a decree pre eonfeaeo wilt be lahea agalnet you for the relief de­ manded In the Complaint. Thla Notice (hall be pub­ lished o n ce a wash for four con secutive weeks la the San­ ford Herald. DATE D thin IStk day ad October, l i t * . (SEAL) Aether Reehwtth. M , Clerk of Circuit Court Ryi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Anderson. Ilueh, Dean. Lowndee A van den Berg Attorneye and Counsellors I t to 1*4W 111 East Central Roulerard Poet Office Don t i l l OrUndo, FlnrtJft T t U p h o n t Sll-IISY Publish Oct. It, 15 A Nov. 1, i. 1911. O D N -il in the rm crrr count or T i m NINTH JI'UHT It. I I I U Ct IT, IN A NII Fllll ar.HU Mil.IS COt'NTT. FI.OHIDl. IN ITIAMF.HY NO. t U W PAUL C. ALTMAN. Plaintiff, ve. CTIIITTB J Itu o itrs s ant HER. 111’Cl11UN. IIM WirEt COM-II ✓ - Nil'll Cll Vltt.lM R. EIKKLOEIIQEH and EDITH A. RlttULIinRQIt. hie wife; JOEL K SMITH amt JANE It. SMtTlt. also known as ltr.RTIIA JANU .SMITH, hie wife, Defendaatn NOTIPR I>r SUIT TO I l l i c r TITLE TOi CM i n i . K S R. KIKRLHPIKIKU and EDITH A. E l K . S.llEIHlEll, hie w l f * Residence Unknown To o. Delendthta, are here­ by notified t bi t a complaint In quiet title on the following described rent property, to. wit: Lot 19 o f nlo rk LS Icite t*. 11, It. 15. l i . IT. II. 15. II. end 15 o f Block Mi I.'its te 19. 11. 11. end n o f lltock S ; and Lot 1» o f lllot k o. according to plat thereof recorded tn P i l l Hook It. pages I. J, and 19 of tha Publle Records o f Seminole Coun­ ty, Flo rid *; haa been Hied egalntl you la tha above styled toll and yeu are required to serve a copy of your answer or other plead­ ing to the complaint upon tha p la in tiffs attorney. JOSEPH M. MIIRASKO, P O. Ron 115. Fern Pir k. Florl la and to file the original answer or other pleading In the office o f the Clerk o f the Circuit Court ee or before the l t d dar o f November 19*1 If you <**• *° do •e a decree pro confeeeo rill be taken agalnet you for the relief demanded la tha complain'. . . , WITNESS my hand and o f . flclal aeal e f office at Hanferd. 3eminole County. Flor­ ida, this lu d day of October, 1991. (S EAL) Arthur I t Beckwith. Jr. Clerk Circuit court, ttetnlnele County. Florida U / l Martha T. Vihleu Deputy Clark Joseph M Mursske P o Ron 11* Fern Park. Florida Publish O oc 4. IL U *». )»•* �WdtlaisTrails MiguelStroke VANS CUFI) ttigaai, a »|fHr-«U unberl l M lyaahrd. M J ie k KidUm W « • atnka and k n r ii i m l l Palmar hy IMo the etc! of the Cauda Cop Trophy foil which van pnmot* tef aaytUac hot (Mr aoppoaad world-wida goodwill. ■othteg but etftopllints Aram (ha golfer* alter M1( 0*1 fired a •lx-underpar M to taka the individual load while Nieklaua with a IT aad Palmar with a M gave the United 8tatea a tie with Canada for the team lead with totela of 1M. The eomplainta wen not dlneted at the two famous Yanka but at the gallery of 3,000 which followed Nleklaue and Palmar. Stadium Clock Is Official Legal Notice Legal Notice iv -ran en ter rr r o i e r o r t m e J i n t n u n it* c t r r o r t e n rmm m m * v o t e co u n ty , r t o e m i . tub In reapoMe to a auettioa about whether the clock an r n n r n r no. ixme the football i coreboard at MAC1TAR H A V I R a t AND Sanford'a Memorial SUdium LOAN AMHOCIATIOX, Plaintiff. la official, Head Coach Jim ya. at at, Plgott of Seminole High MATO JF.RRT WRIGHT. nafandanla. N vreca o r m e School declared that M wai. IB HEREBY OIVPlgott explained that a KNNOTICB that on tha 13th day o f qualified member of the of- Noramhtr I t * ] , at I1:fl# A. M. tha main door of tha Court ficiala anocfatlon la engaged at Houaa o f Mamlnnla County, at and paid to operate the clock Hanford. Florida, tha under­ i n e d Clark will offa r (or during all Semlnola vanity ltala la lha hlebtat and bait gamei played hi the atadlum. blddtr for eaah lha follo w lnc I* thh n B crrr fl?f #aaf*rl ftfiD i Page 10— Fri. Oct. 25, '63 cerer. j r o i c i At, e i H c c r r Mr a n d f s r NICWIN Bt.R COl NTT. CHAN. (T it NO. IH T I n v tic h o r g«LH Notice la hereby given that purauant lo tha final dacraa o f forecloauro and eate en­ tered In the c a m e pending In lha circ u it co u r t In and for Bemlnole County. Florida, rare docket number 11171, the un­ d e r l i n e d Clerk will tali the property altuated In aald County deacrlbed aa: lot 17. Block D. BUNT.AND ESTATE*, a aub* dlvleion. accord ing to a plat thereof, recorded Is Plat Book 11. pa gei t l to St o f the Public Re­ cord • o f Bemlnole Cminty. Florida. Hubjact to an aaaament for public ulItlHea alo ng the westerly tan feat «r aald loot IT. Together w iih tha following Itenie or property which are located In and permanently Installrd aa a part o f tha Im­ provement! on aald land: On# DunTtierm f o i l ! Bpaca Heater w / o atoraaa tank. Model P Y T - m . Hrrlal t i l . H*7i One HK frlectrlrl Range, Modal J R i n i M ' l l , Harlal THDIIIO; One HE (• I • t t r I ei Refrigerator Modal LABI IR, Harlal NRt l i t t t : Tan V • n • t I a n Blind# tmetal) manufac­ tured by genkarlk <lliea * Paint Company, Hanford. Florida. Together with all structural and Improvamanta now and haraaflar on laid land, and flaturaa attached thereto, and all rants. Issues, proceed*, and proflta accruing and to ac­ crue from said premlaei. alt o f which ara Included within thy foragolng description and lha habendum thereo f, alao all gat, ataam, electric, water, and other heating, cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ ing, ventilating, Irrigating, and gow ar ayattma, machines, appliances, fixture*, and appurtanams*. which now are or may hereafter pertain lo, o r b* uaad with, In, nr on aald pramlaa*, even though they ba detached o r detach­ able at public aala. to tha hlghaat and beat bidder for caah baIwilti Hi* hours of eleven o ’clock In tha forsnoon and two o'clock In the artarnoon on tha 7lh day o f Kov*mb*r, 11*1, at tha Front Door of tha gemlnola Countr Courthnusa In Manford. Florida. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk Jennings, Watts, Clark* and Hamilton Hartmtt National Bank llldg Jack io nvlll* f. Florida I'ublleh Oct. It, t a i l C D N -lt Legal Notice f t ike Cowry a f tka Cwwaty Jedwe. kemtwele C agoty, atale e f FlwHda. la P n k a la ta re l i e Kalata afi KIjLHWORTII l. fuller Legal Notice IN THH NINTH JIDIC1AL t T H c r r r c r i h t . in a n d f o b •K M IN M R CRT NTT. FLBHIDA. IS CHANCKRT .NO. I l l It ■ tr r t o « r i* r r t it l e Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 NORMA JEAN KAMIL, form­ erly known aa NORMA JEAN FINAL N D T lrn Plalatlffa Notice la hereby given that TIBBS. Plaintiff, va. tha undersigned will, on the CARL K. KCXMAN at u > . 4th day o f November. A. D. v*. ROBERT A. MttJN. at-o Pafendanta t i l l pree-nt to the Honorable known aa R. A. Hilda* and NortcR or atrr County Judge nf Hrmlnola MILLS, hi* wife. If lvTOr CAIU. B. KCKMAN County, Florida, hie final re­ lag. and If dead Ihelr un­ whoaa ptaca of raaldance turn acruunt and vouchere, a* known heir*. ilav!«ee*. lega­ la Executor o f the Kata’ # ' o f tee ! o r grantees, and any and ta t t n. Main at raat ELtJtWORTH L FULLER, de- all peraona claiming by, Akron, Ohio ceaaed. and at said time, then through, or und-r aald De­ end end tiler* make application fendant*. or otherwise, and Office 204 W . First DOTH* K. R i’KM AN to tn* said Judge fur a filial any or all persona having »r whoaa placa o f raaldanca ^*ttl*m»n• o f hla adm lnlitra- claiming In have any right. DEADLINES la tlon of said estate, and for Etl* or Interest tn and to the described raat property: CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 111 nitbart Court an order dlailiarglng him a* hereinafter described lands. Lot T. OAKLAND Httatdl CUlahoaa Falla, Ohio •u>-h Eaacutor. ADDITION, aot-urdlnc to R-fendantf. Tua.*., thru Fri. - 'J P. M. d s f Ton ara h iraby notified (hat Tlateil this Ihr l l l h day of tha plat tharaof aa recorda o t iik t o appear btforg inierttoD. iloa. • a t l Beptrmliar, A. D. I H l . •d In Plat Rook It. Papa a C o m p l a i n t to Foracloaa THE UT.ATF. UP FLORIDA TOi and Cancel Agraamant for Dead Edward Btout to, Publle Record* of UIIUERT A. MILL**,, also te «fee Cm m W the rawnty Te K seu n tor o f t h e Kstata Hemlnoln County. Florida. ralatlva to tha following da*, known aa R. A. Mil.to) •lads*. ■ • ■ lee le Cnwnty, atete of KIJJiWORTII I* FULLInfrthar wltn all etrueturat, crlbed ra il aatata. to-wll: STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: and ------ MlLIN. hla wife. nf FlnrlJa. I - Fm bnt* Alt that part of tha IIK'i KR Improvamanta, flaturaa, eppilIT living and If dead, th'lr Tues., thru FrL * 2 P. M. dif l a te the Katkt* eft o f tha N W ' i lying gouthliaceaart.1 anras, and nppurtenxnce* on unknoan heir*, devisee*, stb il m. routh w a it o f milabornURh Road 8TKNSTROM. DAVtg legatees nr grantees, and before ioiertioii. Mon. • Sat D i e t t M l aald land o r uaad In eonjune* and Northwaat af tha A McfNTOBH linn tharawlth. anv and all parsons claim­ B O O S . m n n o t h *; Ovlado-aanara (toad In Attornaye for Kxecutor Thlt anla la mala pursuant ing by. through or under Notice It hereby tlT tn that gaetloa t l . Towmhlp 7« Post o f f i c e Drawer 111* to final dacrae o f fnreoloeur# said Defendant*, or other­ Iht undersigned will, on th* RESPONSIBILITY: goulh, Kang* II Kail, Saofnrd. Florid* •ntartd la Chancary action No. wise, and any and all land day o f November, A. D. I l l ; # now pandluk In lha Clr* gemtnola County. Florida, Publish Oct. 4, 11. II. *4. 1141 person* having or claim­ The Herald will not be r*> 14(1, present In Iht Honor* haa baan fllad agalnat you CDN-lt ing in have any right, apumible for more than aaa hhtt C ou nlf Judea o f Demt- cull Court o f and for Beinl- In tha abova atylad ault, and title or Interaat tn and lo nota County, Florida, hla final noJa Coualy, Florida. DATKD thla l l r d day e< yoa ara raiulrad to n r v o a the proparty hereinafter Lncorrt:! iniertion of jrour ad, IN TH E riH C C IT COURT OF ralurn, greount and voucher*, ropy or your Aaawtr or other Oetohar, I t t l. described DEFENDANT* and reser.-t the right ta re­ THK NINTH J I D I I T 4 L C IR . aa Executor nf tha Kalata of Pleading lo tha Complaint on HRBKTINOS: IT'IT. IN AND FOR HKHI a r n i l . M. ROITTH, deceeeed. (II KALI Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Platnllff'a attorney Cordon V Tu ll ARE HEREBY NOTI­ vile or reject anj advertUen o i . k c o i NT*. r r o H i n a and al laid llmr. th*n and Clark o f tha Circuit Court Frederick, l i t Bait Commer­ FIED that a proceeding tn eat from what n.-tiered M I MANITSHV NO. I H H thara, m i h t eqipllcellnn to tha cial Htrait. P. a Boi 17*1. lly: Martha T, Vlhlaa TROPICAL PLANTH. INC. I quiet till# haa been brought aald Judaa for a final aatila* tafora la the polietaa ef this gulta l, Kirk Plata, ganford, Deputy Clark Florida corporation. In Ih* Circuit Court nf the mint o f hla admlnlatrallon of ANDKIUtOX. HUDIL DBAN. Florida, » 7 7 t , and Hla tha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and MKTPlaintiff aald aalata. and for an orriar LUWNDRB ft van dan UK HO original Anawar of other for Seminole County. Florida, vg. dlarharelnc him aa aueh Kx- Attornaya for Plaintiff pleading In tha offlra o f the a brief description of the cap­ L W ELLEN HUNT, at al. aeutnr. Clark o f lha circuit Court on III Knit Cantral Avanua c l a s s if ie d INDEX Defendanla tion thereof being NORMA Deled Ihla tha tl th day of Orlando, Florida or bafora tha tlnd day of n o t ic e o r aif f JEAN HAMIL formerly known October, A. D. m i . 1. Lost 4 Found November. A. D. Ittl. If yon Puhllah Oct. IJ. l t t t aa NORMA JEAN TIBUli, TOi I. WKI.LKN HUNT and — / a / Jo* Routh fall lo do ao. a dacraa pro v* HUBERT A. 2. Notices - Personsl* HUNT, his w if e ; ALICE Plaintiff, Aa Executor o f tha Kalita CDN-tl confteao will be taken agalnat LKEDH. and If aha ba married, MILTJt. also known a* R. A. 5. Educstion - Instructio* of n rn tL u . r o u t h you for tha relief damandad M11J Jl, and -----MILLS, till her husband, If allva, IN TH R C I R C t I T POP NT OF In the Complaint. Deceeeed. and If daad. Ills, her o r their wlfa, at at, Dafandanta, agalnat 4, Transportation THK NINTH J IO IUIAL P IR UTENHTHOM, DAVIR ft WITNKMfl my hand and tha unknown heir*, device*!, gra n ­ each and all nf yon and all 6. Food P t l T . IN AND FOH BRHNOLH of fici al aaal o f thla Court at MclNTCMIl ts**, aealgnaaa, llannrs. credi­ peraona claiming by, through POl’ NTV, FLORDA. Attornaya for Kaaeulnr Hanford, Hemlnnle County. tor*. trusters or other par- or under lha aald Defendant* 6. For Rent IN PHANPKRT NO. 1MTB Poat Offlra Dr*w*r l i l t Florida, thla l l l h day af inn*. natural or artificial, and all sthar parson* Maim­ 6A Special Notices IIOMK OWNER* FB DKRAL October, A. D. 1MI. Hanford, Florida claiming by. throokh, under ing any aatata, right, till* or 7. Buainesa Rentftle Putillah f>ot. II, N ft Ro*. BAVINOH AND LOAN AMO - (HKAL) or against tha above namad Intaraat. In or Han upoa, tha CIATION a Unltad Blataa Fad. I. I Ml. Arthur II. Beckwith. J r, Dafandanta. or any o f them, following dtacrlbed real pro- 8. Beech RCatela aral Having! and Loan Aaao cn.v-17 Clerk af tha Circuit Court alluat* In Samlnot# and all paraonn havin g nr party elation. 9. For Sale or Ren* In and For gamlnole Coun­ claiming any Intaraat la or to County. Florida, to-wlt: Plaintiff, in th m r iB c u r r co vm t n r ty. Florida Lota l through 1> o f Black 10. Wanted to Kent tha following daacribad tande THE NINTH JUDICIAL D R . V a l l y ; Martha T. Vlhten, DC. - W " , af tha Rovlalou at 11. Real Eatate Wanted tn Htmlnol* County. Florida; “ Did you ovor htvn the feeling that oertaln happenings P U T OF AND FOR RF.WI- JOHN a. OtFIATtfARP and (lORDON V. FRKDKUICK Block* T \ "IT. -V ". and Tha NW <4 or Section H . N o i. r p o p n t t , P i . o m n i , IIKTTT I. OHO ATI! A HP. fnrm- l i t K. Commercial tvara unreal—like your datn'a father offering you tha PIIANPF.HV ••W", and Tropical Perk 12. Real Estate For Sak T o w n h i p fit S o u t h . Range NO. IU3M a rly huaband and wira, b o w P. O. no* 1 J « Reaarvatlon In Naadham'* 18. Mortgage Loans II Exit, LEAN car without being asked!” T in ; rudton n v n c e n t s divorced. Revised Map at Chulunte. (A.I Beginning at the MB Da fa ml an la, Hanford, Flurlda 19,71 HAVINUM HANK Orange County. Florida, 14. Insurance Puhllah Oct. U, 11 ft Nov. corner of aald N 1V» 4, run l i JOHN *. OBOATHAHP Plaintiff, I. 1. l i l t . according tn tha plat IB. Business Opportunity thane# Wait t i l . #1 fast, By K ate Osann ya. (lanarnl Dallvary thereof recorded In Plat CDN-tl thane* Inuth 471.t flat, Olwall, Indiana IRA t» COOK, at u* [alp Wantin Book "(T . pat* I*. Pub. 16. Female Hel; thane* East t f t l d fast, N trricH t o d e f e n d Dafandinte. Bn Raocrdt af Drang* 17. Male Help Wanted thane* South aaa at feet, TOU ARB HKIIEBT NOTI­ IN T U B CIRCUIT COt'RT OF NOTIPH OF BALM County, elorlda. and Plat thenea East 111 77 fast, ROTicu in iiK R K u r n rv . FIED thlt a lu ll to forteloaa THH NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. Bonk I. page 44, Publle 18. Help Wanted thane* North 1110.14 fiat KN Hint on lha tlth day o f a Mortgage baa hean file d c u t , in a n d r o w IF.HI. Records o f Seminal* Coun­ 19. Situations Wanted , to Paint o f Beginning; NIH.P5 COl’ NTT. FLOHIDA. against you In tha abova Noyambar, l a d . al 11:41 a. in, ty, Florida, AND ALSO LKJW 20. Babyslttera > at Ilia main dour o f Ilia Court Court by the abova namad Cbaaryry No. IJWI (R.) Beginning >( tha SW AND FOHKCMiaiHK OF Houaa o f Hemlnule County, at Plaintiff. Tha properly Bought That part af Blnok ’*X", 21. Beauty Salona corner o f eald N W ' i , run HIIHTIi t « K Bin ford, Florida, tha under- te l,e foreclosed la aa followa; ly in g East o f Ih* East 22. Build - Paint - Repel* North along til* section Jot 7. JsUNODALK HUH- KRIK COUNT V H A V I X n t tlunt'l Clark will offar for tin* or Second Streak a t ­ line 743.1 feat. thant-a tilVlHION, according to IIANK, a New Tork Corporat i l l to tha hlaliaat and bait tended South la tha South 23. Building Materials South 77 degree* D min­ tloa tha Plat tharaof aa rnbidder for caah lha fullow* line o f Sectloa II, Town- 24. Electrical Services ute* East 447* fast, P la in tiff corded la Plat Rook It, Ins daacrllitd raat proparly: thip It South. Rang* II thenea South TS7.1 feet, va Lot !T. Hlock "F ". COUN Pa ul tt. o f tha r e . : : Kaat, (less road right-of- 25. Plumbing Services thenea North 71 degrees Record* o f Hemlnule Cou n­ ANTONIO (TTAFTIKno a n d IN THH UtRCi r r d l l HT OF TUT CLCU MANOR, UNIT way on South Bn* Unre­ 26. Radio 4 Television 14 minute* Went 4*9 I feet p iirix ta mt AFriK ito, hi* ty. Flurlda. NO. t. according lo lha T D K NINTH JUDICIAL CIHa l) and alao that part or to Point o f Beginning; TOtl AUK REQUIRED te wife lat tharaof aa rarordad i.’ i ’ iT in and r a n * khi Railway Avanua lying 27. Special Services Ton, and aanh o f you. ar* Dafandalla n Plat Hook 11, Papa 11, flla your Anawar with tha M lt.K COUNTY. FLOHIDA. East o f tha Exit Bn* of 28. Laundry Service hereby notified that a C o m ­ NOT HP. TO APPF.AR P uIjIIu Kacorda o f Deml- Clark of tha co u r t and lo IN C H A N C K R T NO. IMBT Racond Street axtandad 29. Automobile Sendee plaint haa baan nlad agalnat rerva a ropy upon tha Plain- TOi ANTONIO HTAFFIERO nola County, Florida WEST HI IlK FE D E R A L HAT- yoa In tli* Circuit Court In South, ta shown on tha I t llirchambaia Avanua llffa* Allornaya. FREED ft toeelher with all alructuraa. IN(IH AND IJ» AN AHikx'I.Allavleion of Block* 1T"', 29A. Auto Accessories and for Semlnola County, iMbtii Ferry, NATIIANHON. 710 gouth WaahImprovamanta, flaturaa, appll " i r \ “ V". and “ W", and 30. Machinery - Toola Waalchaaler Coualy, N. T TIUN OF NEW YORK CITY Klorldn. which raus* la In till* Avanua, TituavIHa, anna, and appiirtananraa on luaton a rurporallon organised ami Tropical Park Reservation a* abova herein. The Plain­ Tou are haraby notified that Florida, nol latar than N o v­ aald land or uaad In conjunc In Naedham'a Revised Map 31. Poultry - Live atocli existing under tha law* of tiff seeks the quieting of tills, ember II, l t d . If you fall a Complaint to Foreclmr Hon tliarawllh. the Unltad Hlataa o f America. o f Chulunia. Drang* Coun­ 31A. Pets la Ih* r*al property above Till* aala la mada puranant lo do ao, a dacraa pro con- rartaln morlaaga on tha fo l­ Plaintiff, daacribad. ty, Florida, according to to final dacraa of fiirecloeur# ftaao wir. ha antartd agalnat lowing daacribad properly, to­ va. the plat thereof a* ra- 32. Flowers - Shrubs Tou ar* hereby require* lo i n l a n d In Chancery action No. you tor tha rellaf damandad wn. F RANCH* r . NTALT.ACB, a file your defenaea lu the Clerk cr,riled In Plat Rook "C*. 33. Furniture lot tt or Block "» I S3 da now pandluk In lha l‘ lr* in lha Cnmptaliit. pegs It, Public Racord* BVHTimOOK BUHD1VI- elngl* woman. It 1 C It A R D o f tha above atylad Court and IVITNKBB toy hand and aaat cult I'ouri of ami for Demiof Orange County, Flor­ 34. Articles For Sale WON, UNIT NO. riVF., CARIl and EVELYN CARR, to serv* a copy o f u r n s upon of aald Court s i Hanford. nula •ta «aly , Florida. bis wife. ida. and Plat llook 1. page 3 1-A Swap or Exchange ALIIKKT P. tlrtlNTUMII, JR.. according ta tha r t l t Bemlnol# County, thla 11la day DATKD Hill l l r d day e f Defendant*. P O . 4*. Public Record ■ of ; 5. Articles Wanted llog i l l , TltuavUI Iherauf aa recorded In of in tuber, l i f t , October, 0*1, NiYirur o r NUT Seminole County. Florida. Florida. Attorney fo r Plaintiff, Plat llook II. I'atea t« (HKALI IHKALI •TATE n r FLOHIDA on or before November 14th, Said lands also being known S6. Automobiles - TrucKi and II. Public Itarorda o f Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , Arthur H. R*okwlth, J r . TOi F R A N C M C. WALLACE, 1*41. Herein fall not or and described as followa; :i6-A Autos Wanted geminate County, Florida Clerk of Circuit Court Clark nf lha Circuit Court a elngl* women whose Deere* ITo Cnnfasao will b* Beginning I* feat Wait of lokfth er with tha fallowing lly: M anba T. Vlhlaa lly; Manila T. Vlhlaa raldenca la UNKNOWN SE enrnar nf HWt* of 3T. Boats - Motors entered against you. It*m* of properly which are D C. Dapnty Clark You ara hereby required lo Section II, Township 31 38. Motorcycles - Scooters IN WITNESS WHEREO F, I located la and parmananily l o w I tf Urea ANDKHDUN, III Bit. DBAN, South, n*tig* 3- Beak run 1riela11«| 11 a pari of , lha file ynur answer or written have hereunto Set my hand FI1KKD and NATIItNBDN L >WVtlHB A van dan IIKRII efensee. If any, tn tha ghuv* and affiled my of ficial a-at North parallel lo quarter 39. Trailers - Cabanas ; Iu Buiiih Washington Avanua linprotriiieiila on eald land: A l l a r n t f i for riainiirf section line* 471.1 f*tt, 40. Farm Equipment t Sanford. Semlnoi* County, llulpolnt Bleetrlc Hrop-ln proceeding with lha Clerk of Tltuevlile, Fla. 3:3 Baal ct tilrn l iluulavard his Court and tn serv* a Florida. Ihla 91rd day o f UctIhenre Meet and parallel Itanga M -del la illF lo ll PuhlLli Oct. 11. It, t l ft Nov. Orlando, Florida enpy thereof upon lha Plalntn South line. Hectlon 13, oher. I HI. Hrrlal U t i l I. 19*1. •Of oourae, f believe In helping Mother with the housft- PuMI-li Oct. 11. l t t t Township 91 South, Range Lost 4 Fo« r4 l.uaalra Furnace w i t h tirra attornaya. whoa* name* (SEAL) C flN .lt CDN-tl and address appear* hereon, 13 East, a dletanee of work, but I'm just not a fanatio about HP* Arthur R. Beckwith, J r , ducla Model IIO-TtH n nr bafora the 1 Ith day of III * feel, thenea gnnlh Clerk of the Circuit C.mrt baa been filed agalnal you and BLUR PARAK EET, vienity and parallel tn East lln* lly: Martha T. Vlliian roll ara idiulred lo a«rva a November, 1111, lha nalur* Virginia Avenu*. TA 2- 1802. of MW Section 31. O U R BOAR DING HOUSE Dr put y C1-rk copy o f your An«»er or Ulead- of thla proceeding being a O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSE ult for farecioanr* nf mort­ ALBERT P. M.'INTOSH, JR., Township 31 South, Range l o g t o Hie C o m p l a i n t o n Hie 33 East 111.I feat, thane* 2. Notices • Pi 11M* NEAK-ltH M'6 (OUCH I'lanlirr’i allorney, DANIKI. gage agalnat lha following Attorney -at -Lave East along tha South lln* p. a iiog u t J, Lar KVIlK of Warrick, Car- daacribad property, to.wit: Lot 1. OAKLAND II1L7JI. of SW14. Section II. Titusville, Florida ■III A LeFevre. «!d Wait Talr. according lo lha plat Township It South. Rang* VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, Publish Oct. II ft Nor. t. t, b'inka Avanua, P. O. Iloa 171, thereof aa recorded In Plat 33 East, 133.1 fast to point parti, auppliea (or Electro* 14. 1*11. Winter Park, Florida, and llook II. Page* *1 ft 14. CDN-M of baginning, (I*** road fl|o ilia original Anawar or lux, Kirby, Hoover, Ail* I’ ublla Records o f Mem!right-of-way nn South Pleading In the offlra o f the W «y, Rex-Air etc. Fr*a nol* County Florida. lln* thareofl being all of ■Mark of lh« Circuit Court on in t h e cin ru p r c o u r t o r lllock ” W". of navlaad pickup. New and Uead or bafora Ilia Ith day of Nov­ T O I ETHER WITH: THE Mb J l IIICIAL tllRCUIT Jackson Has Hot Water Map o f Chulunia, accord­ ember, I t l l. If you fall lo elftanera Mid. Y A a-SSX Healer with ducts, perm- OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR ing to tha plat tharaof aa do ao. Judgment by default SKNIhOl.K C O U N T Y . IN anaatly Installed. Model recorded In Hat Book will be taken agalnil you for N«. C IM. Serial No. CHANCERY. NO. 1IXH "11", page IVI, I’ Ublts Re­ I . For Reel lha relief demanded In the NOTICE OF SUIT •1411. cord* of Drang* County. Com plaint. DONE AND ORDERED at Ff/IRIDA MORTflAOE ft BEFlorida, and riat Book 1. Furn. A p t 2300 Melloanrillft DONE and ORDERED at CCIUTIEH COMPANY, a Florpugs St. Public Record* o f Hanrord. Florida. Ihla Ith day Hanford, County nf Hemlnnlx Ida oorporallon. Hiat* nf Florida, thla lad Semlnot* County, Florida, of October, IIU. BEDROOMS, m bath ft Plaintiff, and you ara haraby required lay o f October, I tl l. (MEAL) va tPEALI Large yard. Children waft ta fll* with Ih* Clark nf teld Arthur H. Reckwtih. Jr., nUKY WINELKR, at ul. at al. linn. Arthur H. Beckwith Court your answer tn said Clark o f Circuit Court coma. 322-3600. Defendant*. proceeding*, and to aarv* Clerk Olrtuli Court lly: Joan M. Wllkt TOi RUET WINK M i l l and copy upoa Plaintiff's attor­ geminate County. Florida Deputy Clerk DAY NELL WINKLER, LAKE JESSUP | lly: Martha T. Vlhlaa neys, on or bafora the 4th day Daniel J. LaFavra er hla wir*. MACK II CASE o f November, t i l l ; otharwla* Deputy Clerk CABANA HOME WARRICK, CAW1ILL and CAROL CASE, hla he alligations of said com 0 It E< l o l l v, r u e Kg A LeUEVItn Located on the South Shove wlfa; and all unknown plalal will b* taken s* con ft PAN1HLLO 170 W ait Falrbanka Avanua parti** a I A I m l ng by. ( e a s e d and Judgment by daAttorneys fot Plaintiff af Lake Jesiup, tfaia m od­ P. 0 Hot 171 Ihrnuah. undar or agalnal 404 Jackson Strait fault will b* entered agalnat Winter Park. Florida ern, (urnlihed efficiency Rif BY W IN K L E R a n d Tampa 1, Florida you. Puhllah Oct. II, II, i t ft Nov. HAY NELL WINKIJCIl. eahaaa-typa home, with Publish Uct. 4. II. II. II, t i l l Dalad thla lot day af Oct­ I, m i . hla wife, and MACK II. ober, 1IMCDN-14 swimming pool wtU accom ­ CD N-tl CASK and CAROL CASE, IDEAL) hi* wlfa, who may b* modate married couple and IN t h h r i R C u r r c o u r t o f Arthur If. Backwllh Jr. daad or ara not known ta IN T H H CIH CCIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIM Clerk of Circuit Court, provide wonderful living on ha either daad or allva. ami ron am i T H K NINTH JUDICIAL C I n ­ r t ’ iT, hi gemlnola County. Florida a short term leaie at St2I YOU AND EACH OF TOIT NOLK COUNTY. FLOHIDA. i’ l r r o r and for bkhi ' lly: Martha T. Vlhlen ar* harehy ordered and requir­ IN UHANUENY NO. IS*U NOLH COUNTY, y ialH IW A . D. C. per mo. Reliable Navy cou­ ed la aarv* a eopy at your I’ llAN CF.N V NO. m i l J. I. K IHLA K MURTUAOK BUTTON * BROWN ple will be most acceptable^ HURINUFIKLD 1NMTITUTI0H CORPORATION o r FIAMUDA, Answer or oihar pleading to Attorneys fur Plaintiff Ih* Complaint fllad In tha t t i North Magnolia Avenue r u K UAVLNUe a Florida Corporaltoa. KENNETH E. WACKER Plaintiff. Plaintiff. Shove styled i-aue* on KURTZ Post o f f lea Box 147 Broker o n n r c R . aaa Metropolitan Orlande, Florid* WIOHTXAN a a * Bank Building. UT N. E. First Puhllah 0<t. 4. 11. II. M. I I U Midway T-230S, Winter Par* W A L T B R J. PADBUtORD tad. E D W I N Avanua. Miami, Flarlda, 11111, CDN-I LORRAINE WUHITMAN, a l aa Defan dal Defer,. Unis. attornaya for plaintiff, and to fits tha original tharaof In ■ o r n C I TO DEFEND Ik Ih* lewrl f t tho Cewaly NOTICB Ul IIKRKRT OlV Tftl EDWIN WKIHTMAN and lha ante* o f the Clark o f lha Jwds*. Semlnola roo aty , Slato RN that aa tha llt k day af LDRRAINK WIOIITMAN Circuit Court * f the Ninth of Florida, lo l*rwboto Ju<llolal Circuit a f Florida, In November, I IU . al H i l l a. Addreaa Unknown la re tha o f: m. at lha mala door af tka TOU ARE HEREBY NOT! and for Samlnola County, an MATT1K LRatal* W HEELER, Court Houaa o f gamlaola Ooun FIKD that a salt to foreclose or before tha ]nd day o f Dao Deceased. Ih* ty. at Sanford. Florida, tha a Mortgage haa baea fil'd ember. 1*11. otherwise, FINAL NOTIf'H undarelgaad Clerk will offar against yoa In lha ahoe* Ovurl allegatkih* af aald Complalot Notice la hereby given that (or eels t# tha hlghaat and by Ih* above named Plaintiff. will b* Uksn aa confessed by lha undersigned will, an Ih heat bidder for ooah Ik* fol The proparty tough! t* b* aarh o f you Tills ranee, wherein Flnr- l l l h day of November, A. D. lowing daacribad real pro foractoaad la aa followa: ft Securities 1941, prevent la th* llunurabl Lot 7*. LONilDAl.K IUB 1,1* Mart gag* party: Judge o f Semlnola DIVISION, according to Company I* plaintiff, and IH* CuUuty l d t 14k Block F. OOUN Florida, bar final re T n T CLUB MANUK. UNIT Plat tharaor aa recorded abova named parti** ar* da County. account and vouchara. aa NO. L acenrdlag M tha In Plat Book II. Pag* II fen<tents, was Instituted far turn, tha purpose o f foreclosing * Admlnlstrla ' o f th* Kalata nf plat tharaof aa racordad o f the Publle Racord* MATTIE L WHEELER, da encumbering th* la INat Book tt. Pag** 14 Seminole Countr. Florid*. mortgage and at aald time, the and 74, Public Record* of YOU ARB REQUIRED to following described properly reared, nil there, make appllratlo tUnilnol* County. Florida flla your Answer with Ih In Heminiil* Ouunty, Flurlda, ta the eald Judge fur a final together with all atruoturas. Clark af tka Court aad lo to-wll; settlement of her edmlnltlraLai 34. Block 13. WKATIIImprovamanta, flaturaa, appll aarv* a eopy upoa tha I’laln tlon of aald avtatt. end for an ERMKI ELD FI1U4T AUDI aacea and appurtaaancaa an llffa' Allornaya. FREED order discharging bar aa aucb TION. accord ing to lha N A T H A N S O N , tt* South said laud ar mad In aaa plat tharaof *a racordad Administratrix. Washington Avenue. TltuavUI*, Junction tharawlth. Dated Ihla Ih* Ith day o f Id Plat Book 13. IVtge* Thla aala la mada purauant Florida, not Inter than Nov­ *4 and 47. Publlo Kacorda October, A. D. 1343. to final dacraa af foraoloauro ember 4. lt il. If you fail to / # / Florence Campbell o f bemlnol* County, Flor entered In Chancery action do so, a decree pro conftseo A* Administratrix of th* Id* No. t l l l t now pending In the will ba enter*,1 agalnat you Eetata of D*t*d this t l n d d*y of Oct Circuit Court af and far for tha rallaf demanded l MATTIE L WHEELER ohor, 1341. the Complaint. Bemlnola County, Florida. lie .-e a se d WITNrjlH my hand and teal (D EAD DATED thla ll r d Bay af BTKNDTKOM. DAVIS Arthur H. Bockwlth Jr of aald Court at Seminal October, l t t t . Ao Clark of aald Circuit ft MclNTODH It Pays County. Ihla 1st day *( Oct­ (S EAL) Attorney* for Administratrix Court Arthur H. Backwllh. Jr., ober. n i l . Puet Office Boa Ilf# By: Martha T. Vlhlaa ODrk o f tha ClroutA Court (SEAL) Manford. Florida To Use Deputy Clark Arthur H Beckwith. Jr, By: Hartha t . YlhDa Publish Oct. 11. II. 11 ft Nov. Low u nice s Clark af Circuit Court Deputy Clark 1. 1443. KURTZ ft COOPER AKDERgON. RUSH. DBAN. D. C CDN-14 The H E R A L D Metropolitan Bank Building LOWNDDB ft van daa BD7U3 Law Offlaaa HI N. E. 1st Avanua Freed and Nathanaoa Attornaya fo r Plaintiff Local automobile dealcri of 111 South Washington Avanua Miami it. Florida M l East Cantral Boulavard W a n t Ads. Siena piaa Pubilih Oct, 34 ft Nor. 1, TltuavUI*. Ft*. Orlando, Florida fer their b o t bu>i in Iforald • H aA la e ge fi Publish Ual. ft IL M. *4. 1*41 U. 1443 Publish Ooa. M, 1»*J. ia u ft* QMM ODN-N , CARNIVAL By Dick T im er Legal Notice TIZZY CHARLKH & at al., OATLIN at n(. Dacaaatd. P I L. �/ u * "* . ___ >» — ■ Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial F A 2-5 6 12 12. Real Estate For 8*Wt, UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ 2-BEDROOM unfurn. house. 3 • BEDROOM. 2 b a t h i . Screened carport. Nice yd. Fla. rm .. carporte, kit. ped. $55 mo. 309 Magnolia. equip. Nice yard A neigh­ kit. equip. Low down pymL Apply dow nitalri. borhood. 323-0782. FA 2 3310. “ CLEAN quiet R oom s" The 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH CLOSE IN : 3 blocks from Cablea. FA 2-0720. downtown; neat 2 bedroom * ON FIRST ST. FURNISHED — U r g e lovely COM PLETELY REMODELED frame house, air-condition­ 4 rm. apt. IVx bath*. Large SPIC AND SPAN ed, enclosed porch, large screened porch. FA 2 1950. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY separate dining room. 2 BEDROOM furn. Apt. FA Phone 322-2744 for Inspection. ii i; Jhr •anforh irralh c i r t ’ i . 'T I t '' D I E ' S W h f c i l l t i I Ifc Frl. Oct. 25. ’63—Pnge 11 21. Beantr Salons B y Nadine Seltzer PERMANENT Wave Special 20% o ff regular price*. Open Evenings by appt. Free parking lot. Services from tip to tip. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 118 Palmetto Ave. Phone door ( l ) 322 0834 Phone door (2) 322-8325 St. Johns Realty 2-0.541. 2-BEDROO.M upstairs a p t . THE TIME TESTED FIRM Clean, modern. Water furn­ 116 N. Park Ave. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. FA 26123 ished. $9U month. 306 W. Clean and d ose in. Jimmie 13th. Cowan. 322-1013. FHA - V A 3 BEDROOM house. 2 full 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom hatha, kitchen equipped. Ra­ Houses. FA 2-3683. venna Park. Call FA 2-1045 LARGE 3-Room Garage Apt. o r FA 2-4730. Completely furniihed. $30. 8 BEDROOM house, kitchen FA 2-2202 or FA 2-3383. equipped. FA 2-3558. t BEDROOM Apattment. CR House, Quiet ncighborlM oi. FA 2* 3 BEDROOM kitchen equipped, near . 1462 from 8:30 U • p. m. Winn D ixit. Call F A 2-5598. t Monday thru Friday. Ph. F A 2-4501 any other time. LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, 1 A 2 baths. By owner. 205 W E L A K A APARTMENTS: E. 23th St. Rooms private baths, 114 : l| W. Firat St. >1 tR E D R O O M upstalra apt. Clean, nicely furn. Adults. $75. FA 2-0668. ! LARGE 4 Br. older Horn* on lake. In Lake Mary. Many extraa. $173 month lease or will sell. FA 2-7732. NO. ORLANDO. 3-Bedrooms, unfurnished. $90. TE 8-5717. LAKE M A R Y - 2 bedroom furnished house. Spotless. Newly refinished inside and out. No children o r pets. $55—573 U you mow lawn. Available Nov. 1. Call FA 2-3930 after 6 p. m. UNFURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lots and shopping stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle, also retired people. FA 2-4712 Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. A I T . $30. Surplus City. 22. Build • Paint - Repair REPAIRS Remodeling — Additions — Family Rooms —Reasonable — Financing Arranged — FA 2 9340 — Work direct with Carpenter. GOVERNMENT HUM EC. 0. For Sale or Rout X 10. Wanted to Rent 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS hlost Kitchens Equipped Down Payment From 25. Plumbing Service* F H A $100 V A HINSON A HEARN LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs A Water Heaters F R E E ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 We Can Qualify You F or One Of These Outstanding Home Buys In Minutest For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - V A "The sign put th*r* said 'Driv* ln'r SALES BROKER 12. Real Batata For Sal* Stenstrom Realty WANTED to rent. Y our PAS 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. Kitchen Real Estate—Mortgages equipped. $400. Down. Ph. TU R E o r RANCH. Phone 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2120 GA 3-IKUt. Orlando. FA 2-29M). Kavenna Park FA 2-7493 Call Evenings at 12. Real Estate For Sale LOVELY 2 Bedroom block FA 3 0546 NO 8-3324 FA 2-3482 Home with separate din­ T E E ’N GR EEN ing room. Large screened 2-BEDROOMS, Florida Rm., LOVELY 4 BK. 2 BATH east porch. Located on Take over payment*. 153 Florida Room - Air Coml. large corner lot with fruit, Country Club Circle. 322 4504 Only one left— Aa Low As oak k magnolia trees. 2 Car garage. By owner Ph. $450 D O W N FA 2-4199. $77 50 MO. PRIN. A I NT. NEW LOW HURRY! HURRY! DOWN PAYM ENTS HURRY! $100 Down, many homes to Sales Office on Upsala ltd. select from In either PineProperty Management Near Church crest. Sunland Estates or & Stiles Broker Open Daily A Country Club .Manor. Spe­ Sat. A Sun.— 11 to 3 cial terms to Navy fam i­ Phone 322-2744 lies. These are FHA A VA O ffers for your selection owned Homes. TOP HOME V A L L E . 3 large these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 BR, DR, 2 baths, nice kitch­ Bnl room en, patio, screen aummer house, attractive inside and 1901 S. Park Ave. out. Lot 77 x 135 in quiet, FA 2-3232 anytime settled neighborhood. Low down payment. RY OWNER. 3 bedroom , H i * SOLD OUT * V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes SOUTHWARD bath hom e. One bedroom has separate entrance, can be rented for income. Will t-ailo f«r sm aller place. Shown by appointment. Call FA 2-9846. LAKE FRONT HOME Unfurn. 3 bedroom home. 2 INVESTMENT A REALTY' baths. Fla. room. Available N ov. 1st. $140. Ph. FA 2 3951, U6 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 K. A. Williams, Realtor. NEAR HOSPITAL FURNISHED Garage Apt. 206 See this neat 3 bedroom home at 1201 E. 4th St. Corner Elm. location with 2 lots, deep Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 4. well with sprinkler sj-tem . $33 Mo. 407 Vi W. 1st. storage house. Only $10,500 with som e term s. 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0539 SM ALL furnished house, close in. Cell FA 2 1223. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO is Realtor an authorized ngenry to -ell J Bedroom Duplex, furn. Raym ond Lundquiat. Asso. FHA A Y’ A owned home*. Adults. 706 W. ttli FA 2 3610. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Many excellent buy* start­ NICELY FURNISHED 3 rm. ing at $100 down and luw N E W HOMES k bath apt. upstairs, prlv. monthly payments. See us ent., ALSO downstalri BY SHOEMAKER for complete listings on 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS bedroom , priv. ent. ami these fine homes. 1, IVY, AND 2 BATHS priv. bath. Close In, off street parking. FA 2-7756. FHA, VA Sc Conventional NICELY FURNISHED large 2-Bdrm. 2 bath apt. Adult*. FA 2 5668, 1912 Sanford Ave. B E D R O O M , private bath, private e n t r a n c e . Call FA 2-398$. ROOM AND BOARD for man or woman. FA 23803. WILL SHARE nice home for the winter. Away most of time. FA 20644. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, also l bedroom trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2 7368. FURN. 2 bedroom tanise. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. ) r i ! 2 2 2 ^ 1 2 •) Financing! Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $13.50 JOHN E. FOX To make the best home buy, *ce the REALTOR VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker St. Johns Realty Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA FA 2524 Park Dr. 22118 2-0648 323 0700 Sanford. Fla THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3-Bedroom, 1 bath frame 116 N. Park Ave FA 28123 house. Kitchen equipped. No RAVENNA PARK down payment. Reasonable. Low down payment. 3 Bed­ AND Monthly terms. By owner, rooms, lt» baths. Air-Con­ IDYLLWILDE FA 2-2361. dition k heat. Kitchen equip­ We Have Several New Homes ped. Deep well, sprinkling Now Under Construction, 3 BEDROOMS, H i baths. system, beautiful yard. 103 And A Few Nearly Com­ Swimming pool. Furn. or Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 26700 pleted! unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. or Night FA 2 8554. We Can Also Custom Build Simla nd. A Home Just For You. PRICED RIGHT! Fur Complete Information 3-Bedroom. 1 bath, CB home. Sec or Call Your Newly painted inside, large Reg. Real Estate Broker Kavenna Park • Idyllwitde yard, draw rods k blinds. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Built-in kitchen, com bina­ tion refrig. A freezer, sunk­ BY OW NER: 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Built-In oven; en well and extra utility room. $4<J0 and closing range; shallow well pump; 111 N. Park 322 2120 air-condltionrr. FA 2-8667. costs. FA 2-2246. SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL Stenstrom Realty LAZY DAYS You'll like the oak-shaded set­ ting for this neat 2 bedroom country hom e, with access to large lake just a few “ rentals feet away, about 5 miles FURNISHED from Sanford. Price at only Bdrm., t bath apt. on $7,800 with terms to be ar­ lake - $100 ranged. Shown by appoint­ Hdrm . 1 bath home — ment only. Convenient — $tuo Everett A Harper Agency B d r m , 1 bath home — Realtor Clean — 4*3 FA 2-2261 or FA 2 2285 Bdrm., 1 bath garage apt. — $55 Bdrm., l l* bath with H a. NEW MODEL Rm. — $130. PRINCESS Bdrm , 2 hath, extra nice 3 BR — m Rath — Lg. Fla — $160 Rm .— LakeViewr—Air fo n d . UNFURNISHED 2 Bdrm 1 bath, kit. — $65 2 Bdrm., 1 bath. kit. $55 3 Bdrm., I bath, kit. nice — $119 2 Bdrm., 1 bath, kit. Clean — $73 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. kit. on lake — $165 NORTH ORLANDO. 3 bed­ room, 2 bath; take up pay­ ments o f $93. FA 29133. 15. CRYSTAL LAKE -A H Elec. equip LOW. LOW DOWN PAYMENT equip. $72 Mo. pay* Prin. A ltd. Plume Sale- Office 322 2741 equip., equip. equip, UuMinrrss O p p o r tu n it y SERVICE Station for lease. Good location. Only small capital needed by right man. FA 2-43-12. 16. Female Help Wanted MAID WANTED: One depen d able and good wtlli child­ ren. References. 668 5522. 18. Help Wanted MEN — WOMEN — COUPLES WANTED GREEN URIAH I hour lot- available in Greenliriar of l.iwh Wlior overlooking golf *our»e. (u -tom building to ) our - p e r lf ic a t io n . G r e e n b r ie r KINGSWOOD BUILDERS INC. REALTOR INSl'ROR 4 A 21991 1919 a. Frcaca Ave. 20? 1’ a ii m o o t Dr. I \ J.-U7I TRAIN FOR OFFERING Secure high paying Jobs as motel manager, clerk, hos­ tess, bookkeeper. For free information write Amer­ ican Service, Box 30, eta Sanford Herald. 19. S it u a t io n s Wanted MAID work wanted. FA 2-<*U0 YARDS cleaned, small items hauled or moved. Junk pick­ ed up might pay for labor. FA 2 7539 or FA 2-9628. PRACTICAL Nurse will care for elderly people in my home. Ph. FA 2-8135. Child Care FA 2 2274. BABYSITTING, Day »r even­ ing. Iteliable. t year nurses’ training. FA 2 8486 2 1 . B e a u t y S a lon * TH E M A C K L E B R O S. INC. PHONE OaLAND 734-7303 OFITO NA. FLORIDA M-Ct. t4 J 4 U d u »-4 t u — -o-n * A M - v u .a PUREBRED SHORTHORN cows and steers for sale. GA 3-1838, Orlando. pipe, iteel, grease dry walla, stepping Miracle Concrete 309 Elm Ave. FA traps, etones. Co. 2-6761 LOUNGE, makes into twin beds. Good conditon. $25. DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ NO 8-4811 nual* ready now. Uptela Rd. Near klayfair Golf KENMORE Automatic wash­ ing machine. Good condi­ Course. tion. $35. 322-8886. BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ DADI Buy your jon a KART kee stock. All other kinds for Xmas. You’ ll love it o f Nursery shrubbery end too. For family fun or ra c­ trees. ing this almost new FoxGiuy Shadow* Nursery Kart with Me 30 engine is 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave. the perfect gift. Financing available. Call 83842457. 33. Pomitare 32. Flowers • Shrub* Used furniture, appliances, TWIN n E D S . like new. $38 each. Nice baby bed, good tools, etc. Bought - Sold. mattress, $25. 1320 Sum­ Larry's Mart 215 Sanford merlin Ave. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 1955 PONTIAC coupe, 8, straight tram . No rust, clean. 409 W. 20th. 322-3193. ’ 50 Dodge Pickup. FA 2-4881. 1956 Chevrolet 4 yd. dump truck. For Information call NO 8-5668. 37. Boat* - Motors Gateway AUTO GLASS INSTALLED The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer 364-8-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5861 8 Foot boat and motor. $45. FA 2-8113. ALL NEW 1963 BoaU, Evlnrude A Gator trailers must be sold now I Clearance prices; $17tk»—18’ Larson. $1250; $1695-17’ C u t t a r $1195; 15’ $750 Fabuglas, $595. Many othcral $330 Ga­ tor trailer $230; $1085 73 hp. Kvlnrude $795; 28 hp. only $565. And other alzes, while they last. Term*. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Downtown Stanford, FA 2-5961,__________________ 38. Motorcycles - Scooters MOTORCYCLE. ’82 Triumph Ilonnievitle. Like now. Sac­ rifice. FA 2-775U after 4:30. An investment, not an ex ­ pense. Call FA 25812 for expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. Watch T H IS SPACE FOR THE CLEANEST Used Cars LAWN SERVICE SINGER To Robson Sporting Good* IN T O W N 1959 M ERCURY I-P A S S E N G E R STA­ TION WAGON t equip­ ped with V-8 engine, auto, trana., p o w e r ■leering A broken, ra­ dio A heater, plua air conditioning. A eolid car throughout, w i t h c l e a n leatherette In­ terior, n a w exterior f l n l e h . It'a b e e n thoroughly Itu pec ted A la In top condition. Only *1095 THIS W E E K ’S F A L L 1957 Service Special ON LATE MODEL FORD Vi Ton Pickup U S ED CARS MOTOR TUNE-UP I960 Ford Galaxie INCLUDES:m 500 V-H Fnrdor Hardtop, air condi­ tioned, power ■leering and brakes, automatic Iran*., radio and hraler. (Inn owner local car, exceptionally clean. • Checking Point*. Condenser, liming. 1960 Chev. Ret Air — ALL MODELS — I door kedan, V-H rngiar. automatic Iran*., radio A hrictrr. One owner, real nice. A d ju s t i n g C a rh u ra lu r • R e -P a c k in g Tk*i# meitltic maiel home* a t opes non for your imosction! They are the crooning a-h-evement ot Florida's Macki* Btothsiv, tor over 54 years a Is.toov noma in toothsrn building! Ihe*« quality homos srt wietd amazingly Ion - Iron $6,960 to $ 15,450. Oomv Ptymsnta ait ss ion at $210! Monthly Fsymsntj is Ion st $43 11! No Prspsymsits! ho Closing Costs! Com* out today! Open 9 a m to 9 p m. dally. Take nsn Intsfvtste : t jM get off it the CeBary [ithongs. 31. Poultry • Livestock TREE SERVICE • Inspection of llrukr Linings F L O R I D A 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 K U . WORK GUARANTEED Hatel Porter Beauty Shop S e n k u rik GI uhs u iu l I’ aint Cold Wave $6.00 complete C om pany Ph. FA 2 4622 I KM W. 25th St. FA 2 1321 210 Magnolia • Deltona AUTO G L A SS & SEAT C O V E R CO. 36. Automobile* « Trveki BOY’S 24" Bike, $12. 14 ft. ’S3 M ERCURY Monterey ful­ Fiber Glass boat and trailly equipped with power end . er, and 38 hp. new Evluextras. WUl U ko $800. o r rude. FA 2-3696. pood old model tor m y equity and you Uko up R E A D Y MIX Concrete, win­ payments 868-4601 Enter­ dow tills, lintels, steps, prise, Fla. blocks, tand, cement, rock, Air-Comhtioninj? • ( leaning nr Replacing Spark Plug* Before You Buy A n y Florida Home Check and Compare the Macklc-Built Homes at Auto Glass, Tops k Seat Covers 84. Article* For Sal* PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FR E E ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY WANTED retlabia couple lo PORTABLE Remington T y p e­ 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 writer with case. Good con­ take up monthly payments dition. $37. NO 8 5100. o f $13.50 on 3 complete 27. Special Service* rooms of furniture. Call BILL’S BARGALN BARN — TE 1 1511, Casselberry, to l­ 1300 Grapcville Ave. at rail­ le d . road tracks, Sanford, Fla. H. B. POPE CO.. INC. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 floats, motors, new stock of FREE ESTIMATE merchandise. You name it! Upholitering & Mattress ren­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Wild Bill has it! Open all ovating. New A Used Furni­ tios. etc. Free estimate. Ph. day Friday A Saturday— ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 322-3506. Sundays 1 to 6. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2 2117. HAY! I’ angola and Bahai grasses )ou can make into Sell Us Your Furniture. Complete Lawn Service hay for half o f it. GA 5 1838, Quick Service With the Free Estimate* FA 24377 Orlando. Cash. SUPER TR.YDLNG VACUUM CLEANER POST. FA 24*77. FENCE POSTS FOR SALE. REPAIRS Large average size. Hard cy-1 .11. A r tic le * For Sale PA R TS SALES pres* at 55c. Several large ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir­ 21" RCA Console TV $60. corner or gate post*. Ph. by, Itvx Air, Air Way, G.E. 322*1719. GA 5-1838. Orlando. Filter Queen, etc. Free pickup and delivery. Serv­ OCTOBER Special. la d ie s 8 21" W ESTINGIIOUSE Com ing Sanford for over IS Children Shoes $191 pair sole TV. Good condition. years. Bonded *nd licensed. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. $15. 322 MIA. FA 2-4765. ZIG /.AG. Brand new HeavyDUE TO DIVORCE duty Deluxe Model In Wal WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Wo Have A Repossessed, 63 nut Console. I’ re-Xm a* Spe SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Model Swing Needle DialAll Types and Sizes cial. Full size Zig Zag Sew­ O-Matic Ztg Zag, lik e New. Wu Repair and Service ing Machine. Monograms, Makes Hundred* Of Fancy S T I N E makes many different de­ Stitches, Makes Automatic Machinery anil Supply Co. signs. Makes buttonholes. Buttonholes. Sews On But­ 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6132 Sews on buttons, blind ton*, Monograms, E m broid­ stitches. Fully guaranteed er*, Etc. Assume Rem ain­ Piano Tuning and Repair with tn-thchoinc instruc­ ing 4 Payment* of $9 00. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 tion*. $169.50 full p r ic e . lO 't I’ll. FA 2 8627. down and $2.in per week. Or trade-in will d o for Set of World Book Encyclope­ Mowing and edging, etc. Sat dia, Child Craft Dictionary, down payment. FA 29111. fctaction guaranteed. Ph. and Cyclo-Teacher. L i k e KM S. Park. FA 2 1817. new. NEW HOME Sewing HIGH CHAIR $8; stroller $3; Machine with buttonhole at­ WASHING Machine Service jump chair $3. G ood. T o­ tachment. FA 2-7980. Free Estimates on Repairs gether $15.. FA 2 0668. 2610 Hiawatha 322-7363 NEW Perfection heater, 8700 1 RECONDITIONED Royal BTU, $35. 417 W 11th St Typewriter, $42 SO POWELL’S 30. Automobile* * Truck* SALES Sc SERVICE Dial Operator OFFICE SU PPLY CO. BUYINO A NEW or — Ask For— W X 68oO 117 Magnolia FA 2 5612 USED CART FINANCE IT WITH U1 For quality automobiles at 29. A u t o m o b il e S e r v ic e ♦ Low Interest Rates low prlcea check the Herald ♦ l/>w Monthly Payment* classified pages where local FLORIDA STATF. BANK dealers advertise. Compression, licits, etc. developed by Stemper Agency TO MOTEL INDUSTRY ROSA L. PAYTON 3 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. 311 W. 10th Ph. FA 2 53W. 2 12. Real Estate For Sal* Seminole Realty RENT A BED Rnl'away, Hospital A Baby Beds, By Day, Week, or Month C A R R O LLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. Harriett's Reauty Nook Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 29. Automobile Service F ron t Wheel Bearing* • A d ju s t i n g I Irak i * R E G U LAR LY $12.11) Spatial $8.95 • PLUS P A R I S Offer Good Through October 31st. 19.59 Plymouth STATION WAGON. V.8 engine, automatic Iran*., radio A hrulrr. A real clean car. Stylealdo body and long wheel baae. 'the bode In aolid, aporta a now white .alnt Job. It'a clean and n fo o d running condi­ tion. Priced at . . • 1595 r *1295 795 1959 Plymouth BELVEDERE 2-door hardtop, V-8, powrr -leering, automatic Iran*., ra­ dio 44 heater, jet black finish, lou 'll like it at only . . . 895 CIIK5.HI.Elt 4 dr. tedan. Ituu- good ATTENTION S295 SI 9 5 COQC PLEASE . . . M E R E MOVING TO OUR NEW LOCATION Mon­ day. October 28th. We invite you to vieil our new facilities noon. 1801 WEST FIRST STREET Holler M otor Sales SERVICE DEPT. 2d. & Palmetto Ph. F A 2-0711 1961 CH EVY IIISCAYNE 4 door «edan; equipped with V-8 engine, automatic trana., and hratrr. A *p rkling white finl-h with blue Interior. Thia car la right and priced to rnoxo Immediately! *1595 R E A L BARGAINS 1956 1954 V‘8 h4r,l|op Victoria ... 1QCO DODGE ft Ion pickup truck, four I w s lw trana. A good one ............... *695 Save! Save! AT HOLLER Motor Sales COMPANY Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. FIRST ST. T 4 2-0611 Winter Tack Ml 7-21J* 2nd. & Palmetto PII: FA 2-6231 FA 2-0861 th For Reat S. For Rent �WEEK END Sanford TOUR of HOMES Tour Of Homes Features New Designs - Sem inole A rea Prnre 12—Fri. Oct. 25, '«* I V bor. This, according to Byron Leach, o f Kingswood Builders, 1* a sign that the construction 1* almost finished and ready for the final touch, landscaping. This roomy home has many con­ venience extras, such a* double lavatoriea in the master bathroom . Be sure to drive in at Ravenna Park. The new Third Section ha* home* for the average budget. Two are ready for occupancy, and sever­ al more at the stage o f building where a buyer UnltM Hurricane “ Ginny* reverse* her field and make* a rapid return, the weather thia weekend should be fine for your tour o f home*. Anything less than a hurricane ha* little effect on the home development* featured, since they have paved street*, curb*, and excellent drainage. Today the black walnut kitchen cabinets are being installed in the four-bedroom, twobath colonial home in Greenbriar of Loch Ar­ Boosters Report On Profits * T Jea* Courthouse Records Beal Estato T r a n s a c t io n # Daniel Johnson at ux Forrest May at UX to James to Joteph Kendall at ux, Country 8. Boswell et ux, North Club Manor, $10,300. Henry D nsean, president o f J. J. Parrish, J r „ at al to South Sem inole Junior High Chuluota, 13,600. James H. Taylor i t al, Turkey Roy E. Farmer e t ux to Athletic Boosters Asooclitlon, Gulley Creek, $9,600. reported a t a meeting o f the J. C. Grimsley et ux, S. PinoAlden 8. Merrill *t ux to group M onday night that crest, g 14,100. Charles G. Adkins et ux, Flor­ Jack W. McMalns at ux to t m S S profit has been made ida Haven, $12,000. from fe e sale of concessions Georjra I. Nelson at ux, Bel Charles G. Adkjns et ax •t the bom a football gam ei Air, 17,800. to Robert Likens et ux, Flor­ Lyle D. Fhller to Vertla A . and aeaton tickets for adults ida Haven, $6,100. Hubbard, Caieelberry, $8,000. and students. Ward Hicks, Inc., to Robert Leon A. Iiolln to Roland 8. The group has paid out R. Calloway et ux, Eaitbrook, tO T A l to Seminole Sporting Nave, et ux, Three Pinea, $4,$10,600. G oods fo r equipment and 000. FHA to Harold McLaren et $17.40 to KJUarney Boat Hubert M. Pearca at al to ux, Oakland llille, $0,460. Works for aposy paint for the FH A, Country Club Manor, Vernon A. Lllek* et ux to footbaU helmeta. $7,200. John W. Wilson et ux, Raven­ Aa future projects the B ooitJohn C. Beuhlltx et ux to na Perk, $10,800. ers hope to buy sweatshirts FH A, Country Club Manor, FHA to Robert B. Seellorn, for the basketboll players and $7,700. Country Cluh Manor, $7,760. uniforms for tbe baseball William F. Aeher at ux to Edward C. MeClenagan et loam . Flret Federal Savings and ux to Clayton G. Kensler, et !<oan Aeen. o f Orlando, Bear ux, Lake Jessup Height*, $6,Lake Manor, $ 10,000. William A. White*#!! at nx 000. Donald A. Harris at ux to to James R. fiponagls, LongRoger Steiger et ux, Sanlamlo, dale, $8,800. • An art collection ‘ 'gathered R. C. Crumpton et ux to $15,000, j> live with” win comprise Betty Sue Crocker, Snnlando, LMN Enterprises, Inc., to the aecood showing of the Robert N. Harris et ux, Tee'n $0,730. season at the Hollins College Grn-n Estates, $12,900, M orse Gallery of Art when R. C. Crumpton et al to President and Mrs. Hugh F. Georg* W. Snow et us, San McKean exhibit works o f art Undo, $0,700. from their private collection. Joseph E. Pickens et ux to The M orse Gallery will hold A fully-finished paneling William Agoranoe, Ravenna an invitational showing this for remodeling outmoded Park, $13,000. Sunday from 4-5 p. m. The walls and ceilings is avail­ Joel G. Kent et ux to FHA, M cK ern s' exhibition will be able et local lumber dealers Heftier Homes, $13,600. open to the public beginning Florence M. Zimmerman et In a wide variety o f modern M onday and continuing colors, high-fidelity wood- to Thomas N. Stafford et ux, through N ov. 34. grains and Interesting pat­ Crystal Lake Winter Homes, 44.600, tern*. Thomas L. Alrey et ux to The paneling ha* an ex­ tremely durable plustic sur­ Gene T. Rupert et ux, Lake face, which is permanently Mary, $10,750. FHA to llurtnn V. Cline et T A L L A H A S SE E (U P I) — fiord at high temperatures Secretary o f State Tom Adnma to a eturdy has* o f tempered ux, Enxthrnnk, $10,000, General Guaranty Mortgage any* lee* limn 000,000 o f more hnrdboard. Kaay to mnintaln, Co., Inc., et al to Donald E. tho paneling ran be cleaned than tw o million eligible Flor­ idans will cast ballots In the with a damp rhith. It iloe* not I.cmmn et ux, Wcatheriflehl, apcclal N ov. S general elec­ require painting or refinleh- $ 0 , 100, FHA to Donald L. Deverieki ing. tion. et ux, Country (Tub Manor, It romee In fou r-foot wlilo Adama recalled Tuesday that In the last special election In- panels, MV’ x h' planks, ami $7,750. Suits Filed v o 1 v I n g a constitutional 10“ square blocks for ceil William 0 . Hart et ux ex. change, Ices than 10 per cent Inge. Paul C. Jrnkin* et ux, et al, o f the eligible voters defeated mtg. fcl. the measure. J. L Klrtlak Mortgage Corp. Unless voter Interest pleka vs. Frank K. Purdue e l at, pp, Aflame anid In s than 500,mtg. fcl. 000 o f the 2,130,800 register­ New Ynrk Bank for Sav­ FIIESNO, Calif. ( U N ) ed voters will elitrw up at the Steady Mssnn Rudolph, out ings v*. Sevcrlno ( leva et ill, polls. The special elect bin w m o f the money only on to In 29 mtg. fcl. Union Centrnl Life Insur­ rolled to get approval o f throe previous tournaments t h i s ance Co. vs. Philip J. Mealy proposed changes in the state year, carried a two stroke lead over Tom m y Aaron to­ c l al, mtg. fcl. Const ittitlon. Bowery Saving* Hank v*. day Into the second round of the $26,01X1 Fig Garden Village Hubert I,. Freeman, mtg. fcl. Exterminator David \V. Marcel va. Joe Open golf tournament. FLOREN CE, Ky. (U l'l) _ Rudolph, playing mime of ('. Hale e l al, mtg. fcl. Exterm inator, Am erica's first his best golf of the year, < itixein National Hank of great gelding, wun Ills flret carded six birdies in Thurs­ St. Petersburg vs. Lee H. Ster­ race at the Old Latonla track day’s opening round for a ling et ux mtg. fcl. on June 30, Itl 17. Ills career xix-underpar 6fl. Aaron, who Florida State Bank o f Sunlasted eight years daring hit all hut three greens in ford v*. Clarence Furell et ux, which he won AO o f hi* 100 regulation figures, had an mtg. fcl. races. llnstnti Five Cents Savings opening round tM. Sidney Morse Gallery Opens Show Fully Finished Panels Available Adorns Sees Only 500,000 Votes Rudolph Leads In Fig Match Bank va. W lneton E. Brown ot al, m tg. fcl. Boeton Five Conte Ravings Bank va. W iley Karl Griffin et ux, m tg. fc|. F lorida M ortgage and Se­ curities Co., va. Ruey Winkler et al, m tg. fcl. Orlando Building Service, Tne., ve. Seminole Park and Fairgrounds, Inc., mtg. fcl. M arriage Application* E verett L. Jackson, Jr.. Or­ lando, and Joan Percheaky, W inter Park Beauford Sm all. Winter, Tark, and Beaala Mas Montford, Eatonvllle. Charlie W icks, Sanford, and Carrie Mosley, Sanford. Burl Grant C offin HI, DeLand, and Deborah Lou Pal mer, Del-and, Michael V. M orris, Sanford, and Judy B. Mime, Sanford. Final Divore# Decree* M ary Virginia Sklalek ve. William Joaeph flkiitak. Faye K. Stetson va. Stuart C. Stetson. Jr. Lillie Belle Hill v*. Arlc* MIL Carole M. Zimmerman ve. Donald M. Zimmerman, 3 3 ABC," according to noted de­ signer V lng Smith. Ha not only makes tho statement, but proves hie point in a new guide to room planning and S a n fo rd 2 * N 9* s i a * GH3S I 3 S 1 A R of LOCK AHB0S £5th Street effective solutions to decorat­ in g problems. Every room setting In the Imoktet combines good looks and easy maintenance. Plastic surfaced paneling, which comes in a wide variety o f colors, woodgrslns and pat­ terns, Is used for walls and ceiling* In all rooms. It la washable; never needs paint­ ing nr refinishing. “ From years of helping people crcata beautiful home interiors, I know that Am eri­ can women want charming rooms to please their fam ­ ilies. And because each fam ily and each woman is different, no eut-and-drird decorating rules can answer every prob­ lem. Instead, the professional designer listens to the indi­ vidual homemaker's ideas, and she tells ux whnt will best suit her ami hrr fam ily." In his decorating booklet. Smith show* how ■ hade plan can he altered In fit available spare. He provides interest­ ing decorating ideas for kitch­ ens, living rooms, bathrooms, dining rooms, recreation rooms and bedrooms. A copy o f Ving Smith’s professional guide to room planning and interior decora­ tion may be obtained by send­ ing 25 cents to Homo Service Bureau, F. O. Hoi 052, Dover, Ohio. i. W hile you are out driving: this week-end* take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating soma o f Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find ju st what you are looking for in the way of a home. Citrus Hunting Permits Ready T A L L A H A S S E E — An es­ Hospital Individuals or parties o f not Notes timated 2.500 permits for tbe more than five hunters wish­ Citrus W ildlife Management ing to participate in any o f gun hunts are the four gun hunt* should ap­ w ailing to be claimed by ply immediately to the office o f the Game and Fresh Water Florida hunters, according to Pi«h Commission at Tallahas­ II. E. Wallace, game manage­ see, or the regional offices ment chief, Game and Fresh located at Dunaina City, Lake Water Fish Com mis* I" it, City, Ocala, Lakeland «ml The Commission has recejvT West I’ alm Reach. #d only 1,500 applications for the Citrus gun hunts. Hunters who wish to take part In Young Pro these special hunts beginning READING, Pa. (U P !) — Dec. It, must submit applica­ Henry Williams Jr., on the tions to the Gnme slid F'rrdi InuriiuiiieriL trail silica 1932, Water Fish Commission at Tallahassee by Oct. 28. Dates turned professional at the for the fou r hunts are Dec. age o f 15. Ho is particularly 11-15, Dee. 21-22, Dec. 28-29 noted as one o f the game's finest iron players. and Jnn. 4-5, Area OCTOBER 24 Admissions special William Collins, Evans, Betty Charmalne Wrenn, Vera Wight, Leroy Richards, Mary Garrison, all of Sanford [ Elea­ Charles Spencer, Ohio; nor Bcehles. Longwood Discharge* Aubrey Griffis, Paul Auroltt, William Dyches, Gabriel Key* ra. Willi# Vane#, Mrs. Ruth Ziegler and baby girl, Mrs. Edllh Manic and baity boy, ail of Sanford; ilulus Cham­ bers, Mary Brooklyn, Chris­ tina Maluy, all of 1-ike Mary; Charles ('arisen, D cB ary IN THESE PLANNED COMMUNITIES, YOU WOULDN’T RELIEVE SUCH VALUES E X IS T Idyllwilde Ravenna Park "A Community Built With Pride” “ Homes Of Distinction" Beautiful .1 A 1 Bedroom, 1, p a , 2 Bath Homes, FHA, FHA In. Service, VA, Conventional Financ­ ing. Larger, Finer Homes, designed for in those who demand the ultimate in comfort, convenience, and luxury. OF LO CH ARBOR Several h«m#s ar# nearly complete tn tho newest sort Ion. Sue them today I BY FAR THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY! A 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH COLONIAL HOME CH O O SE YOUR HOM ESITE - ir r x li UNTIL YOU SEE THE EXCELLENT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE HOMES Now Very Nearly Complete with beautiful flagstone entry — large cabinet* In kitchen — GE built In oven garbage disposal — GE cenlrnl heating lavatory in master bathroom — double , frx a forh Country Club P.oad Decorating As Easy As ABC, Expert Proves In New Book Interior decoration. The fam ous New York dec­ orating authority, a consult­ ant In the homo furnishings field, shows homeowners how to us* their own Ideas to achieve professional results in the 21-page booklet. Full rolor Illustrations art used throughout this bright, inter­ esting guide. "H ow can you ptnn your own room design and Interior decoration? Most families who come to me don't really know where to start. They a»k the questions. I try to supply the answers. In this booklet, 1 turn the tables and ask a few questions m yself," .Smith comments. T hope to *h«w that you have good decorating ideas, and when applied creatively, your own Ideas nften are the best. In the process o f helping you find your own answers, I hops to show that decorat­ ing can be easy as A R C ." Smith and his w ife, Char­ lotte, an experienced fashion CH A TH AM , Ont. (IJP I) — stylist end illustrator, com ­ Fidel Castro I* not Indlapens- bine their talents In this new ihla tr> the Cuban people, hank to suggest slm pU and Cuban Ambassador to Canada Am erica Crus said Tuesday night. Crus, speaking et a Chat­ ham Klwanl* Cluh meeting, made tho statement In reply­ ing to a newsman who asked vvlint would duvclop should Culm lose Castro a* nearly oc­ curred during the aftermath o f hurricane Flora. "N ow that the revolution has liven established, Dr. CalIro is not indispensible,'* Crus said. Caatro'e brother, Raoul, lx next In line fo r the leadership of the Cuban government and after him eomea economic* minister Ch« Geuvara, the Cuban envoy added. Cru* used the occasion to de­ liver n bitter attack against the United States whirh, he charged, wax trying to "starve the Cuban people." lie said Cuba turned down a l\ S, o ffrr o f aid after Flora hit because it ilid not livtiuvM in Die sincerity o f the offer. He also charged the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency (C IA ) o f Involvement in a Nirnrugmt-luixed plot to overthrow the Castro regime. Castro 'Not Indispensible' OB s a ■< can select his own color* In paint and tile, Mont of them include central duct heating and air conditioning. Another community to sen la Idytlwilds of Loch Arbor. The homes her* are of the larger and more luxurioun type, and ail have the cunton built appearance. The last available model was unld lately, but Shoemaker Construction Company specialize* in custom building, par­ ticularly in this prestige area. Sales are handled by Stenstrum Realty. ■Decorating can ba easy as 9 hr family room — black walnut & nurfnre unit, refrigerator, dlahwaaher, and air rondilioning — double garage. .Make thU your kively home, or / * SJwsunakeJi BUILD WHEN Y O U ’RE READY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY VISIT THESE TWO TASTEFUL­ LY PLANNED COMMUNITIES. YOU’RE SURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECTLY DESIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! Custom Building Our Specialty General O ffice 211 W. 25th St. Sal#* Office FA 2-7495 F A 2-3101 MODERN KITCHENS BY Modern Kitchen* WILLIAM S. UKUMLEY JR. by BYRON M. LEACH G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC P. O. BOX 1599 It SEE US FOR REMODELING FA 2 -8 0 7 4 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS �% * ________ i*— r—- m w § > a n frjr& T iim "" i1 nr ■mx r « W — U— — . W*Tt t l it WEATHER: Partly cloudy today with showers likely Tuesday: high today In 80s; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 C l O fc^ *Tl» a tmall world, indeed. Charlie Robinson wa* return­ ing Saturday afternoon from the homecoming at Gaines­ United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. OCTOBER 28, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA County Grand Jury Indicts Two ville when, six mile* north of Ocala, hit car wria clobbered front and back by two other automobiles. Fortunately, no mwA True Bills In Gun Slaying, Auto Death 000 one was injured. But five min­ utes later along cam e Char­ lie's insurance agent, Andy Carraway, who settled all matters right on the spot. • •• NO. 48 Hunger Strike turn new york — A Roman Catholic priest, the No City Commission meet­ Rev. Morton A. Hill, has gone ing this evening, regular ses­ on a hunger strike to protest sion date, since a good many the sale o f pornographic lit­ city officials arc attending the erature in the city. Florida League o f Municipali­ ties convention at Tampa. M IAM I (UPI| — Weekend Next Commission meeting is accidents claimed 17 lives in Nov. 4. • • • Florida, with 10 o f ihe deaths R o s c n w a l d Elementary com ing in traffic, four by School today reported 100 per drowning and two in n plane cent contribution to t h e crush. United Fuad cam paign. All 20 teacliers and other employes contributed $2)3. In charge WASHINGTON (U l’ ll — was Principal J. L. Meuse. President Kennedy and his • • • fam ily spent a leisurely week­ Although I T I failed to re­ end at their plush, new roun> port it, R. E. Porter hears try home in nearby northern that pretty Paula Hicks, a Virginia. freshman f r o m Altamonte Springs, was one of two runnrrsup f o r “ Homecoming VERO it EACH (LTI> — Swerthrart'' at the University Federal ami local authorities o f Florida. aought slues today in the • • • dynamiting of a Florida Fust L’ psala P r e s b y t e r i a n Coast Railway hiiiigu over a Church will serve a fish sup­ cnnal Just south o f here Sat­ per from 3:30 to 9 p m. Satur­ urday night. day at the church educational building. There also will be a white elephant table and a SAIGUN, South Viet Nam rake walk. (L T D — A lluddlii.st priest « • • burned himself to death hi David Martwtlf, assistant flamimr gnsoline Sunday to horticulturist o f the agricul­ the seventh such suicide since tural extension service, will the dispute began last sum­ discuss “ Radiation, Inversion mer between lloddhist leaders and Heat Budget" at the third and President Ngo Ditilt aession of the Semlnole-VoDiem’s government. iusia Citrus School at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the courthouse, JOHANNESBURG, South • • • A frica (L T D — An elevator John Krider discussed III* cable in a shaft snapped early St. Johns-lndian Itiver Canal today, sending two cages with project before the Florida 71 miners plunging do*t* 7 Waterways Association Sun­ a gold mine at Carlrtolivilli. day evening at St. Peters­ oh miles ftom here. Fiftyburg. four o f tlie milter* were res­ cued shortly after noon. Andy Rrarken. principal at Tw o second Indictments degree manslaughter charging murder were ami returned by the county grand jury late Friday, it was reported today , 17 Killed I.EON V. MrLAlM.IN, who retired an superintendent of mailt* Jan. 2 after BO years of service at Sanford |x>.*t office, today was presented with a r a s h incentive award by the Post Office Department for a sujrtfestion which eliminated rain leakage into mail collection boxen. The award was presented by Postmaster Cecilc Heard. (Herald Photo) by Court Clerk Arthur II. j lleekwith Jr. Fred \V. Burdette Jr., 77, of Little Lake Rowell, near Oviedo, was charged with sec­ ond degree murder ill the fatal shotting id his uncle, Charles It. Strickland, :t.», last Sept. IS. At the time Sheriff J. L. CHARLES D. ROWLEY and William Walult, both of Sanford Naval Air Hobby said llurdetto had been Stivfion, werQ hospitalized Saturday evening when the automobile in which shooting from inside his home they were riding left Oltl Lake Mary Hoad and turned turtle. A N egro rouplr has lieen nr- mid a snmll mountain o f coin*, townni a neighbor’s house and WASHINGTON (L T D A rested in Sunfurd and charg­ including four boxes o f as­ that Strickland was shot and Senate investigation is expect­ ed in connection with a Imlita sorted change. killed in Uttempling to dis­ Exact amount o f the money, ed to unfold at a cloved hear­ operation here, the sheriff'* suade llurdctte. office reported today. believed to be receipt* from ing Tuesday * I'rofttmo like Originally r h n r g e d with Arrested Saturilay hut later sale o f Imlita ticket*, wa* unfirst degree murder, Burdette story of a German beauty's released on $2t)|) hmiil* each dcleim ined this morning. Thn has been fle e under f 10,001) relation* v* i t h prominent were Willie (Honey) Dubose cliche included at least 23 sil­ bond. Washington figure*. nnd Emily Dubose, of HID East ver dollar*, a fishing tackln A true lull charging man­ Sen. John J. William*. It.- 7th Street. Both were charged lx>x almost full of pennies, an­ slaughter w a s r e t u r n e d Del., wa* reported ready to with possession of Culm bolitu other tackle box bulging w ith A series o f automobile acci­ Clark, Umatilla, suffered min­ against Dan Owens Clause, ‘Jit, give detail* nf the affair at a lottery ticket*. dents kept law officers busy or injuries when their ear silver ilotlnra, half dollar*, WASHINGTON D T D — o f '.‘1)7 M olloiivilli- Avenue, as session of the Senate Utiles The Dubose woman was ar­ nii-klrs, dimes and quarter*, over the weekend. left Orange Boulevard and While chalking up smashing the result o f an automobile Committee railed to investi­ rested around II u. m. Satur­ and threw other Ihixi-i con ­ Sheriff J. I.. Hobby’ reported turned over. Sheriff Hobby successes for Operation Big accident last A pill 2k on SR gate Hie outside business a c ­ day after investigating o ffi­ taining assorted coins. this morning that Charles D. ''buries Chap- tivities of Senate employe*. cers raided her home and con­ Rowley, the driver, and W il­ •aid Hodgkins was charged Lift, U. S. defense leaders are 1,1 Willie Dubose wan picket! up . , . . , a, lifit ‘J it «>f 1' moIh. \\;\% fatally William* would not discuss fiscated a large quantity of liam Walsh, a passenger, both with failure to hnw hi* ear rimer rnrri utwjut mlsieft«ling late Saturday at a local tavern , IlljUIVil. the rase with reporters, hut hulita ticLcta, record i, •if Sanford Naval Air Station, under control. !•> r*di*.e Offiv ci Cull Dodson, '" 'I ....... ' ‘as created at N„ indictment was returned one ptildi-hed report said that. other txdita paraphernalia. special investigator for thn are being treated at Seminole Aubrey lL /itoii, 2 K Palm home and aluoad. against Nelson Moore, Negro, Ihe woman, who ha* returned Memorial Hospital for injuries Sallfuril I’ulice Department. Place, was charged with driv­ 'Die long nnd linn! prrp.ua " f U h l's Locust Avenue, who to Germany, hail friend* both suffered Saturday evening in Ho was luter turned over to ing too fust, Sheriff Hubby lion that went into the lift charged with first degree in Congress and the adminls an accident on Old l.ukc Mary tho county. | , murder Juno Ho in the fatal (ration. also ti p'll ted, when his car apparently has .been obscured Rond, near ‘Jfdh Street, I’urticlpallng In th* raid ” ", The party girt w.u describ­ Rowley lost control, Ihe flipped over on a turn ucur by the dramatic aspect* o f heating o f Lula Caine*, Ne­ Saturday were S h e riff* Dep­ gro, 77, o f the siinie ndtlres*. ed a* the 27-ycorold bruncte Sheriff said, and the ear the iliag strip. uty Charles Fagan, C. R. T ru living Ui.iMHi m in. Including wife o f a West German arm y knocked down a fem e ami lock, special agent for tho Thn-o-yi-nr-ohl Michael Me. the I 1,001) troop* o f the rein­ sergeant wlm had been as­ mail box, hit a utility guide Cardie, son o f Mr. and Mrs. forced 'Jm<I Admired Division, Florida S h eriff's Bureau, in signed to the German military wire, jumped a culvert, Idt a -Intut<» aad Dodson. Ate o f ­ Cliffutd MrCiinl!*, Kit Wert from Texas to Germany In mission here. utility pole and turned upside ItUth S'r-.-t. was rcrorli") .In •" I " slightly more than 67 ficer* said the Dubose homo The woman, called a “ rav ­ ' Oa’ , *. ’ . In'* ci - lllla '.i Plain lo lullld a Methodist bad been under aurveillanco t«mtiii.ts.4t “ M-riw i*'* t utditton 1<uis Inst week. ishing beauty" by an em bassy fur some time. |out. A* u result, the iiupiessiun tmlai by Seminole Mentorin'. spokesman, wa* whisked bark Church within tlie next twn riven tt Hodgkins. S o n ..,to . Tim money ami Imlita para­ yea r, to verve the Lake Maryin soma quarters i* that an although to Germany with her husband and ins pa-senger, f i ank "scattered .Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. on Atiit. 71 at the urging of the Is'c’h Arbor areas were atl- phernalia w e r e they added he "i> getting entire armored division with along well and the < •itditinii all i most of its weapon* and ' leveland Sr. Iixlay remind'd HU. which hud investigated ttotiitrril locally today by Rev. about the house,” they said, John T. Adams Jr. of the "some stashed under a b-d and •h<*uld change today." tin, (•iiiipoiciil van In -picked h«at resident* that person* her behavior. Seminole High School, it at- p . . r, j I tlu- rest in other nooks am i desiring to hum gras* nr I* o I l • e tllfie'-r Dou.-ild up on shoit notice and llown Slu- attracted llie attention First Methodist Clttirclt of tending n state prin cipals, * d ib il crannies about th« placa." llrumlcy sold the child dull- t" Kulupa when a crisis dcvel trash must have permits from of the FBI because o( the ex Sanford. meeting at Miami. POUND, \». (U I'D Building site fur the new * • • Francis Gary Powers, the furthe fire department. pen-ive rlutlles she wore and •d in flou t o f a mail truck up*. Calling attention to the par- the high standard nf living p l a n t , purchased recently I hi* is far from accurate. driven by G ldnii Honeycutt Jane Casvclberry »ay* that D " " spy pilot whose high-fly"For example,'' one official Ocularly- dry conditions, Chief she and Iter husband main- front Sheriff J. L. Ilnldiy by Friday afternoon mi ;;oth it .eenis everything today is big U'J » . u ht.mglit down pl uu CAPE HATTER AS. N V .Strut. •aid, "the Id,(Hill men and their < leveland cited the danger at tallied in tlie country eluh the church'* Itnaril of Exlen wrinkle resistant except peo­ deep in Russia in I lied to bring ills tirido of two (L T D — Hurricane G i n n y light equipment altogether flying spat k* fiiint burning section o f nearby Arlington. ftIon* DcLand District, is lo­ ple. cated across frum Grccnhriar • • • day* to this moutain village completed it* frightening eir weighed something like IJjllO leaves nnd grn**. He pointed Vn. on priqierty (routed hjr Coun­ today for a visit with hi* tollwhereas the hut) tanks o f • •ut that windy gusts blow The woman aim had * habit I/inguood '* Volunteer Fire­ cle around the South Atlantic PEINE, Germany ( I T U — nil nrmnied division alone Ihe spatks atop rooftop, of of dropping the name* ol try Club Ito.'iil and barked by men will sponsor a com m un­ parents. and moved eastward across, the canal running from Lake Three brave men pliiyeil cards would weigh tell times as prominent persons, according houses and building*, ereuting ity- Halloween party at 7 p.m. M ary's Crystal Lake, in tin air |UH-ket Ix-neath Iha Ihe open sea today, still a much — loughly IQ,IIUD tom , a liutanl with which the fire to ri'txirt*. Thursday in the city park. Re­ Containing slightly more earth today whilo rescuer* t “ dangerous hurricane" hut or Qn ton* each. department continually has Is port is that there’ ll he all the than 12 acres, tho new pro­ worked to free them from th<* well out of reach of land “ An attempt to trnn«|xirt by cope. free hot dogs and randy the ALGIERS (L T D Fight­ perty offers ample apace for flooded iron mine wher* thuy areas. air arms* the Atlantic all the The ch ief in g o ! the public city's little (or big) goblins ing continued today along thbuilding and parking a* well have been trapped four days, Ami Helena, the season's can eat. Morixiiin. Algerian border, al­ heavy eq ilpmrnl o f such a d i­ to co-operate ■» helping elim ­ DAYTONA BEACH fL’ I M ia* a «ile lor u future parson­ Tlie three miner* reported eighth tropical sturm which vision—all the vehicle*, urlit­ inate the practice o f iinnuthough both nation* have Police searched today for age For the present time jubilantly Sunday night that sprang up in the Caribbean tery, ammunition, etc. would Charlie Morrison just three gunmen who heat the (h om ed binning o f leaves, agreed to meet for true talks. Methodist churches of the rising flood waters, which 'phoned to say Bill Hemphill assistant manager o f a super during Hie weekend and show­ Mororcan military source* stagger tho imagination o f pirn- needles nnd grass. area have been invited by the earlier threatened them w ith ed signs of growing to hum any present-day logistir com­ Motors is giving him the keys market here Sunday and cs Field work is bring started district to urn the site as • slow death, wrrn receding. cane pr<p<)fhill*. degenerated In Marrakech said Moroccan mand.” to a new HI Ram bler A m er­ raped with abont Smut troop* defending the Sahara till* week by the County As- picnic and playground area. into little more than .squalls But rescuers trying to sink ican Wednesday, to replace The "lo g if" in Operation Officers said the three men Desert outpost o f ltu --i Iteida sexsor’x office on the reap* a shaft through which a res­ the '6.7 Rambler he now i* entered the siilnirhun shop­ today and weather officials Big Lift, the official udded. killed dll Algerian* and cap­ prai.ul of i-ommi-rcial propcue capsule can Im lowered driving for the Chamber ol ping center fixxl store during -aid it prcscn 'cd no iiitim-di tured 100 othera Sunday hi wus that 'lie f«ut war possible ci tv III Sanford ns reiiuextcd ate danger. faicd a ticklish job. Engineer* Commerce. only Ix-ca iso tiie heavy equip­ the late altcrmxm ami look and authorised by the Goonty Ginny still packed the 9a- repulsing an unsuccessful A l­ void the boring could break ment had already been deploy­ cash from the cash registers Conimission for the Itiiil tax winds which gerian attark. the air pocket ami release tit* WASHINGTON* (VVU Members of the Sanford Re­ after pidnt-w hipping assist­ mile-nn hour ed, or "pr« positiond’’ in mili­ H O U S T O N ( U P I ) — Rep. roll. There wus no runfrnmtiou publican Women’ s Club, who ant manager Jerry .Morrison. kept residents of the Eastern Fornii'r Son. Tom Connolly of nir pressure, engulfing th « tary lerntin dogy. William E Miller, Republican S|K-cial , nulling to person­ of the report frum Algerian Scultoard edgy all last week ’I « vii' dinl r.itly t«><I iy nt hi* three men tn the water which met recently at the home of national chairman, predict* d nel of the Assessor's office and forced icm m a l id about Source*. It w a - the higltr i ht’tiii' Lure of pneumoniH. lie fill* tlio real o f tho mine. Mrs. I). M. Ladd in Geneva. * r r; r .i n i 'l » l l * l l Sunday night that the GDI' Im* la-eii given in method* easuulty toll anIKK) persuns from tlu- Caro­ one-day Drilling w as ptoceeding are attonilinu Ihe fall nifet*. L illillllU soon would have candidate* In used in determining valua­ \%u* H»l. Conrmlly*R family naitl lina* coastline during the nounred so far in the thicctng of Ihe Florida Federation ^TALLAHASSEE ft Pit lie (mil hern ill for Nome time. carefully through ihitdd* to every congressional e l e c t i o n tion*. week old conflict. provcul a Ins* o f pressure. of Republican Women's Con­ The Tuesday meeting of the weekend lie Inn! Utii living In re in the South. Structural data will la* galtiThe Moroccun source* -aid But itremote |x>sition ference today and Tuesday at state cabinet and internal tin tireincnt here »lnre he left Tlu- Nr a York Cungre.ti- etrd first after which income llurirLu a wrrv au** hi Moroccan troop* "routed'' the Saras4)ta. Rep. Jam es Frank­ provemrnt fund trustee* has made it a threat only tn ship the Seoul** in I'.nV*] after !!•! Algerian* and drove them ••uly oiw **f four LreukinK-uml- Mi.hi said "w e may elect the ilalu. where necessary, will be ping lin Baltin I It-Mont.) is the been canceled this week. >ei*rA in tlie chmnher. ohtnirH-d to ciuopiete tIt« • In governor in Kentucky no.I hark IS toil*-* southeast *-f rntoriiif? HtliMu|it« over tli*« principal speaker. Tlie «ilver •hairnl Team Mississippi what d» you Wrrkfnil, I'nlirr llojr furmatiori ne-di-d In deter­ lla-si Ilf id a toward Tinfoil• • • Democrat Inni I h»i,h rhalrnian think o f Dial ? " William* M |M »rtct| liidny. mining valuations. chi, where indecisive fighting Snnfoid Fire Department Susie Spook sex all SouthIliM'vu- ciiiwlutl (•» flit* roof .'Idler told Ihe T »•*)».« Fi’d'Ihe cooperution of owner* of tli,. Senate hori'iKti Itela* answered n call late Ftlday to wus reported Saturday, sale spooks planing to make ( i at ion of l.vpuhlo art W orn* and operator, of the huainc*.* thnift C'uiiiniittee. of Suifitril Furniture, a burning automobile nt 217'J with the hammer and nails to h i«kylikriit and tfitt'm l, to r n 'i 1 Iu*» ^ tlu* <SCJ|* n«*v«'r Im* establishment* of Sanford in Sanford A vc., tlie fire depart­ build some booths for the Jitfal n tf lev if ion net, |Iren ftroti|(f*r *‘ froin the carrying out this program will Itoyal llirds ment reported. carnival arc asked to appear ( liii f Williams inid thieve* up" than it if to* lx- deeply appreciated. The automobile, • 19QA KING’S LYNN. Eng. (U PI) at 3 pm Wednesday at Ihe were unnucreifful in attempt* day. Those from the Assessor's —A local shop today put on Hoick sedan belonging to school Head »p<a>k Ben But­ to hi i*mL into ItnU on'i Sport**It will riot la* toiiir liefore office |oil tn iputing in the |iru- sale pheasants shut It) I’ rince Glenn CJoenrlier, caught fir « ler will he flying around d i­ KKANKFlJin (I »• r in a n y iritf t, imm|*, Hunt f.mcoIn-Mer* the lte|iuMi« an* will ronte**. gtnm are <)* Horniiiiey, Oluf i'ltilip at a nearby royal es­ around 7:1® p. ni. due to u d e . recting Ihe spook traffic. 111*1) « Th« I Tilted Sl.iti** cut burctor, firemen shipper! horn. I 5i*t cm ,hat «»><•'••* Hanfonl Naval Acad- -very crngte-stonal race In Nordgien, Joe Douglas., nnd tate lor :>u shillings a pair, or fcctiva Ed Willi*. | -aid. D.rmsg* was heavy. $ 1 . 20 . From Ihe police blotter: A troop, on return flight* o f Op_____________ " ,r ....... ... M,ll" r “ W- Profumo-Like Scandal In 0. S. Capital? In New Hume Bombing Probed Traffic Accidents Keep Police Busy Couple Seized Here A s Bclita Suspects 'Big If' Raised At Home, Abroad By 'Big Lilt' Priest Kills Self To Build In Lake Mary Elevator Crashes Permit Needed To Bum Trash Ginny Far Asea; Helena Fades Market Looted; Employe Beaten t i. Trapped Miners Play Cards Border Fight Rages Despite Truce Plans Reappraisal In Sanlord Begins Full GOP House Slate In South Seen By Miller Former Senator Connally Dies Burglars Make 4 Tries; 3 Fail Auto Damaged Here By Fire Big Lift Brings 1,500 G Is Home small boy visiting at the roo made Ihe mistake of sticking hi* finger in a cage . . and a ntacaw got hold of it. No damage . . . except a lot o f tears. • • • Among other real estate transactions newly on file at the courthouse is a SI5.1KJO transfer from Ruby Cinder to FGH Investments. This is the M & R bar on Highway 17 92. City Commission passed over a request for license transfer at its Oct. II meeting until N'uv. I But the transfer later was approved and a license issued UU. 16. WITH A HEAVY FOOT mi tin* accelerator tin* driver of till.* 1961 model uulomobile, Samuel N. Whitaker of Sanford wrupped the rear bultper almost around this power i>ole Saturilay nih'ht on Main Street ea.st of Sjiies. He was arrested by Constable Hob Carroll and clinryretl with failure to have his ear under control. Whitaker’s bond was set at $IUU. (I lei aid i'hoto) -ration Big Lift plane* but kept Ihe movement secret to avoid arousing European.' concern, it w a. learned today Big Lilt, which brought mure than la.ttki combat troop* from base* in Texas to (iertnany tor maneuver*, cau.erl (ear* Here that the number of U. S trixips per­ manently stationed in Europe would he rut. The l.300-mun battle group wa* being returned to the L'nited Mate* in a normal ro­ tation move wml it* withdraw­ al had nothing to do with re­ ducing the strength of tin- six , L. .1 dit bum s lu re. Russian Withdrawal M ay Hurt U . S. Moon Program WASHINGTON it I'll — Kusvta » withdrawal frum the miaul race provided new am ­ munition for opponent* id the U. S lunar program today and c a u s e d apprehension among its supporter*. Dffirial* of the National Aeronautics and Space A d­ ministration (NASA) s a i d they planned In go ahead with the next step In the U. S. program. 1’ioJect Gemini to orbit two astronaut, ut one space capsule. They said the moon program would con tinue on schedule But both Republican and Democratic legislators voiced belief that Ihe announcement liy Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow Satur­ day might ultimately delay the U. S. lunar program. Senate GOB Leader Everett 31. Dirkscn, 111., who lias sup­ ported f o r tn e r President Dwight D. Eisenhower » view Ilnur with our moon program However, Sen. J. W illum Fulbriglit, D-Ark., said he until the as planned.*' Rep Olin Teague, D-Tex.. supported withdrawal of the nation t* in sounder financial »ci mid ranking member of United States from tlie moon •tiape, said: the House Space Committee, race. He said Hut "Hie m on­ "I ant sure that Russia's voiced concern about the fu­ ey can he used for a number plans will generate pressure ture id tlie U. 8. program. of better thing*, including aid against our present moon pro­ ''F in afraid this will hurt to education.'' grams.” our moon program — maybe Humphrey s a i d Khrush­ Senate Democratic Whip not this year in Congress—but chev’ s announcement under­ Hubert It. Humphrey, Mum., next year,” Teugue said. " 7 i scored "th e serious econom ic said that "w e shouldn’ t let wouldn't tie surprised It problem* the Soviet Union is Khrushchov's words govern Khrushchev is juvt trying to. encountering. They Just can ’ t our actions. We should con | make u* drop our guard." | afford aft Utc.e programs.'* Dial tlie t should S. mixin program lie delayed , � 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 25, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 25, 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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CELERY Walnuts Dlaaioad Brand Bunch Almonds IDEAL FOR GIFT-GIVING Christmas Candy ' LARGE JUICY Warwick Chocolate Covered Thin Mints 'LT 39c C H ER R IES SS* 4 9 c Warwick CkocoUl* Catered Wncthaiore (Mato Coverrd Cream Drops I'A it’m CRISP WES' 29c Yourtfreams ctm« trimwith & - PLAIDSTAMPS Warwick Aaaorted Chocolates Waetkmare Gam sad Cream MU 69c Candy Bells ft* 2 9 c ui.*2J9 :m *°*tATanewne s r*onc n* comtahv. k STORE HOURS: Moil, Dec. 23 — 8:30 A. M. - 9 P. M. TueBn Dec. 24 — 8:30 A. M. - 6:30 P. M. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY ASP BRAND FREESTONE, SLICED or HALF uper M a rk e ts Prlcea In this ad are food through Tuesday, December 24. 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE 17-92 AT 27th ST. �*** « © * * Both Seminole College Sites Still In Running As Deseret Location Appears Eliminated %r J«*u» If* good to get back at tha •1' desk and typewriter after a two-week lajrolf doe to aome ktad of as Infection that dam­ aged the M t arm. We itlll can't fly very fast with this eore wing. But we're grateful we're able to be tip and at ’em again. • • • Thank* to R. E. Porter for handling the Clock during our too. I» a s of you who teat flowers, wrote cards, telepbooed, and came to aec na while we were at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Wt many flowers they i actually lined up around the room on the floor. The Fink Ladles at tha hospital got a workout just keeping them watered. • • By Fred V ia PeH Seminole County was-in i 31 position today is the “home" of the proposed fouryear state university for East Central Florida. State Board of Control members, in a “work confer­ ence" session at the Mayfair Inn, virtually eliminated the Mormon Church's Deseret site of 3,000 acres southeast of Orlando. There was practically no mention of that site during the four-hour conference and it waa not referred to by staff tnembera in tbelr reports to the board, or in their charts and graphs. Chairman Bays Harrison, of St. Petersburg, also "squel­ ched’’ continued reports that the board waa considering other sites In the two^ounty area when he announced at the outset of the meeting: "We are not in any man­ ner looking toward a n y other Ilian the four sites al­ ready chosen for considera­ tion. We intend lo concentrate every effort on the sites now under study. However, if they prove to be impractical then we will open ihe door and start all over again in Ihe selection of a site." Still under consideration and thoroughly discussed by the board members, Us ataff members, S e m i n o l e and Orange County representa­ tives this morning were these sites: 1. Bluestone, 13 miles south of Orlando in Orange County and containing 1,000 acres. 2. Lake Ada, immediately souih of Sanford city limits, and containing 1,260 3. Econiockhatchew, iously referred lo aa tha Law Ranch, worth of Chwhieta and east of Oviedo, containing t.300 acres on the Econlockhitchee River and during this morning’s session called the •'Eeon site.’* The board members, ex­ cepting John Pace, Pensa­ cola, who was absent, spent lait weekend again visiting a n d Inspecting Bluestone, Lake Ada and the Eeon site. Originally planned to be a closed acsilon this morning, the board opened the meeting to the press and the public at the last minute. Hen. J.C. Hutchison, speak­ ing for Seminote County, again outlined to Ihe control board members h o w this county will "bend every ef- feat” lo bring about adequate toads, utilities and other deafred Improvements for elthsr He laid this county, over and above proffered free lands at the Eeon site, will purchase necessary acreage to "square” the proposed alto then. He pointed out tbw Urge frontage along the Eeonlockhatche* River. He also proposed an additional 1,000foot frontage ateo* Highway 17-B2 for the Lako Ada site or, as an allernaUv*. 330 a e n s south of Lake Vary Boule­ vard, which would give two frontages on Lake Mary. City Manager W. E. Knowlea told the board the City will build a new water plant, new sewago disposal plant and a new fire station !w serve the Lake Ada site, should the university he piaw­ ed there, and also to aervw any h o u s i n g development which may follow. Others speaking for Semi­ nole County were Sen. Maek Cleveland, Rep. Joe Davis, City Commissioner Joe Bak­ er and Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the Chamber el Commerce long range com­ mittee on education. Orange County representa­ tives also spoke for Blueatone, Don Evans, county commiss­ ion chairman; Sen. Beth John­ son, Chamber of Commerce officials, state representatives and others. Dr. Charles Foreman, beard member from Fort Lauder­ dale, spoke lor more thaw > half-hour In pointing to the benefit of Bluestone, in regard to student potential from Or­ lando and proximity to space Industry. Dr. Wayne McCall, board member from Ocala, “boom­ ed” for the Eeon site when he had General Hutchison and othera extol the merits of that piece of “ beautiful roll­ ing ground with ha frontage on the Eeon river." Gert Schmidt, m e m b e r from Jacksonville, boosted Ihe Lake Ada site by outlining its closeness to Sanford, with future annexation, full utili­ ties, adjacent to Sent Inula High School and near ihe cul­ tural centers at Orlando, Sawford, and DeLand, along with being "a beautiful site." Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, executive director for the Board of Control, and Jack Sutton, research analyst, out­ lined details af road mileage* and time elements between population points and the threw sites. Sutton pointed out the Eeon site is in the "very center" •! the Mclboorne-Orlando-Day. tons triable both populationwise and geographically. When the seas too adjourned at 1 p, m. this afternoon, Chairman Harrison announc­ ed the "board hopes to make its final dec laion at Us Jan. 10 session in Tallahassee." • By the way, this county ean ho proud of Seminole Mem' oriel Hospital. We've seen some of the rountry'e finest during the pssl several years But Seminul* Memorial com pares very favorably with most of them. • • • If you noticed county cm ptoyes smiling today there's a reason. At this morning's meeting of the County Com mission it was decided that county employes would be paid today instead of having to watt until Dec. 31. • • • Seminole County JayCees are busy looking up past pres, idenls of the organization— that is since ihe group was re-organized in IMS. The local Junior trade body wants photos of all past presidents for a special display during open bouse festivities at the JayCee building for Jayt'cc Week, Jan. 19-23. • • • The Seminole Timing Asso­ ciation has presented Sheriff J . L , Hobby with a check for 1300 for the Sheriffs' Boys Ranch near Live Oak. The funds for the gifts for the ranch were raised during a recent benefit race at the Osceola Drag Strip. Congratulations to Linda Post on winning the Bill Hemphill Motorette* League special tournament. Linda was presented a used car for her triumph over S3 other league members who competed fur the prize. The ear was pre sented by the loop’s sponsor, Bill Hemphill, • • • The initial word today from the meeting of the Slate Board of Control at the Mayfair Inn seems to increase Seminole County's chances of landing the East Central Flor­ ida University With the virtual elimination of the Deseret site in Orange County, Seminole County now has two sites still under con­ sideration with one site re­ maining in Orange. Still another encouraging word was the fact that Board Chairman Raya Harrison re­ ported at the start of today’s parley, that the Board of Control is not considering any other sites at this time. Har­ rison further said that the hoard would not consider any other sites unless none of the three remaining sites is found practical. • • » Chamber of Commerce membership committer will have a new publicity gimmick for 1961—quite attractive, too. (Note to John Krkier: Save one fur R. E. Porter.) B S Trainer Explodes Over Mississippi S ir? g>mtforfc ib ra lfc > Zip Code 32771 ) mwA... Explosion Rips Huge Warehouse Stripper Seized At Ruby Hearing Use O f Old Airport represents Seminole County’* percentage of tha loss austabled by several Central Florida Counties who Joined In the sponsorship of the Sa­ lute to Space Science Fair which wna held in Orlando during November. In other Commlaaioa action, the board adopted a resolu­ tion whleh officially estab­ lishes the Big Tree near Loogwood aa tha largest and oldest tree of ita kind la tho United Slate*. The board authorized Commlaalooer John Alexander to ipend np to <300 lo have tho sign* relating to Big Tree Park on U. S. 1T-M repainted. Several lots In th* Crystal BERLIN (UPI) - Commu­ Lake Winter nomea subdivis­ nist guards politely welcomed ion on Country Club Road West Berlin Christmas visi­ were resoned from H-S (mul­ tors through th* wall today tiple family) to CN (commer­ but apparently used their cial). There was no opposi­ submachine gum on an Eait tion. German refugee to halt his In other rezoning action, Wayne McCall, Ocala; Cheater Whittle, Orlnndo; several lota la Frost's Addi­ flight West. Chairman Haya Harrison, St. Petersburg; Gert West Berlin police reported tion to Altamonte Springs Schmidt, Jacksonville, and Dr. Charles Fur*hearing 10 burata of subma­ wars resoned from K-i (sin­ man, Fort Lauderdale. chine gun firs and screams gle family residence) to R-S (Herald Photo) during tiie fog-ahrouded night (multiple family residences). at n point where tha Amer­ The Commission set a hear­ ican sector touches East Ger­ ing for Jan. 14, on tha matter at vacating and abandoning many. Th* Incident marked the certain roads in th* Chuiuotn fln t border “ blood Incident" area. sine* the Communists four Several o t h e r bearing* days ago temporarily opened which were originally slated WASHINGTON (UPI) — tha wall for juletld# East for today’s meeting war* doThe State Department Satur­ Berlin visit* by West Berlin­ layed until M il week. vIvors had been picked up and day lashed out at Republican ers—the first such visit* since that rescue operation* were congressman William C. Cra the wall went up in August, “practically at an end." $1,500 Bond Set mcr of Florida for “distor 1961. A U. S. Air Force spokes­ lions" and "inaccuracies" in West Berlin police said they man laid in Ramstein, Ger­ charges involving ita tenuity heard cries of “hilt, halt' In Strawder Case many, that rescue planes fly­ division and the activities of mixing with tha itaecato gun Circuit Judge Volte A. Wiling over the disaster scene re­ Secretary of State Doan Rusk blasts and Us* acres ms. They llama today fixsd bail at $!«• ported all survivors apparent­ A statement to newsmen by waited in tha fog for a refu 600 for Ralph Strawder, con­ ly had been picked up by department press officer Ren gee to reach the Western side victed of contempt of court ships. TlttrkfieUI labeled as "absolu­ of the death atrip. No one ap­ for Jury tampering and or­ "About too bnties had been dered to county Jail Thursday peared. spotted floating in lifejackets tely false" Cramcr'a sugges­ for a 30-dny period. tion that Ru.sk Interfered in in the disaster area, he said. the normal administrative Judge William* fixed th* U. S. Air Force pilots re­ supersedeua bond to allow procedures in the firing of Burns Reports ported the burning cruise lin­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Strawder to appeal hi* convic­ security officer Otto Otcpka. er was still afloat as ol 0 a.in. Otrpka was charged with Jacksonville Mayur llsydnn tion of 30 day* and $300 (in* K8T. passing confidential informa­ Burns reported today that he or 30 additional day* for al­ Tha Canary tslands broad­ tion to unauthorized persons, collected $6,060 in contribu­ legedly trying to "fix" the Ck cast said the last person to allegedly some members of tion* last week for his cam­ It. Lowdvrmllk "citrus swin­ lease the l.akonia was the (lie Senate Internal Security paign fur governor and had dle" trial jury twu weeks egos Greek skipper of the luxury subcommittee. He is appeal­ not spent any money cam­ Strawder has until any Umw vessel, M. Zarhls. Hie ship Thursday to post the bond. paigning. ing his discharge. was ablaze 300 miles off the coast of Morocco. Many of the survivors were believed injured or suffering from exposure after hours spent In a mercifully calm sea awaiting rescue. There was no confirmation from the British admiralty or the ship'a owners of the Tene­ rife radio rescue report. The 20.3tt-ton luxury liner was carrying 631 passengers and 363 crew members on a Christmas holiday cruise from England to the Portuguese Is­ land of Madeira when fire broke out shortly before mid­ night II p. in. EST Sunday}. WEATHER: Partly cloudy with few ahowera likely tonight; high today In upper 70s; low tonight -15-55. United Preaa Leased Wire fetaMiaited 1908 MON., DECEMBER 23, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 89 ABERDEEN, Miss. (UPI)— VOL. 56 A Strategic Air Command B52 bomber apparently exploded in air and crashed in a snow-cov­ ered woodland south of here today, the Air Force said. All six men aboard the plane were killed. The names of the victims were withheld pending; notifi­ Gains Seen cation of next of kin. LAKELAND (UPD-ExecuAn Air Force spokesman ••Id tha huge Jet plane went live Vire President Robert W. down shortly after taking off Rutledge of Florida Citrus from the neurliy Columbus Air Mutual says Irc-h orange Force Base. Witnesses suiil shipments from Florida will hits and pieces of the aircraft start gaining on last year in were scattered over an area of weeks to come. about three-quarter* of n mile. There waa u large m iter in 18 Rescued the snow-crusted g r o u n d P O R T AUX BASQUES, ightcen sca­ where one section of the plane! Nfld. (UPI) — Righted plunged fh 4. 1 ■ ‘ The scene of .ha crash was' Flench freighter Dnuala were in a wooded art'll about 10 res died from two lifeboats miles south of Aberdeen, lo­ Sunday alter surviving So cated in northeast Mississippi, hour* adrift in tb« Icy Allan Rescue units mad* their way tic. to the scene over Icy roads. Air police cordoned off the Shooting Renewed urea around the wreckage. NICOSIA, Cyprus (LTD The piano apparently hud Heavy automatic and rifle taken off on a training mis­ fire crackled again today In sion. The Air Fore* declined to Nicosia, where at least four say whether it curried uny nu­ person* have him killed in clear weapons. clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots since Satur­ day. County O K s Talks On The Seminole Board of County Commiuloneri, meet­ ing In an abbreviated session this morning, authorized Coun­ ty Attorney Harold Johnson to negotiate with E. J. "Bud" Houghton of the Sports Car Club of America for a blan­ ket contract to permit the club to utilize the Osceola air­ port six to eight wcekandi per year. Tho Commission alio aulhoried a payment of $750 which East Berliners Shot Escaping STATE HOARD OF CONTROL members today, at the Mayfair Inn, heart I all the "pros and conn'1 on th* advantage* und (liamlvantagen of select­ ing n site for the proponed utato university in Seminole or Orange County. From the left: Dr. FEC Advised To Rescue Ships Save Rehire Strikers Hundreds A t Sea WASHINGTON (UPI) A presidential emergency GIBRALTAR (UPI) - An board recommended today epic rescue operation led by that ihe Florida East Coast four small ships in the At­ Railway rehire striking em­ HAMMOND, ind. (UPI) — lantic saved hundred* of per­ ployes to fill all non operat­ An explosion described aa sons from flames and the aea ing Jobs on the line, including today after expiosiona ripped “something like an atomic DAI.LAS, Tex. (LTD - Po- those held hy worker* hired Ihe Greek cruise liner Laknnia bomb" ripped through u burn­ ing warehouse containing anti* lit® loday seized a woman since Ihe strike began eleven with 1,036 persons aboard. freeze early today. One fire­ with a gun in her purse at Tlie coastal radio station at man was killed mill at least 16 the entrance to the courtroom months ago. Santa Cruz dc Tenerife in the where self-appointed rxoru j The railroad has refused lo persuna injured. Canary Islands reported this Fire and police officials suiil tiuncr Jack Ruby was asking flre the more than Hky per afternoon that almut 900 surfor freedom on hail. I sons hired since the strike be­ a rig W S J caught in the ruhblu A sheriff’s matron aligned and they were n o t s u r e gan last January 23. But the whether any firemen were to search women entering the emergency board said these court found the weapon. trapped or not. To protect Ruby from the employes should be replaced The firemen were pouring fate he dealt to accused by striker* taken hark in water on the Uliana Transit assassin l.ee Harvey Oswald, Warehouse when II..... xplosion police had ordered everyone nonoperating jolts on the lusts of seniority. loured through t h e h u g e entering the court searched, The board also culled for TALLAHASSEE (UPI) building. i Flanked by six ilefense at the railway lo grant a wage Senate Secretary Ed Fraser The imparl was something „ (rm,y, Ruby „ nilcd am| inerrase of 10 26 cents an hour told the Capitol Building Com like an atumic bomb, police- j „ h<. w„ ,ltp|a-d ,nto to its nonoperating workers mlttre Inlay that legislative man George Magunary said. ,he courtronm t.arly llni|,.r in conformance with a na­ facilities in Ihe rapitol are •It mushroomed out and was ,M.avy guard, lie posed fur tional pattern agreed upon m ohsulete, outmoded and very fallowed by a suction.” I pictures tort-’ hy all other Class I rail­ had. Windows were blown nut of when the hearing started be roads. Fraser met with the cum stores three tdoek* away. The forc Joe n Hnmn (lt. But the board recommend­ mlttre as it reiterated its warehouse, believed to , f*-n»e attorneys ami Dist. ed that the unions involscd recommendation that a sep­ about three-stories high and i AMy> , U>nr) VVude began ar- in the strike withdraw their arate building should be pro uliout the aiau of a football gumenls. demand for payment of an viiled for the Legislature field, was local id in a rumple x Outside the door, a matron estimated $20,lot) in retroac­ when the renter portion of of warehouses. the Capitol Building, sagging slopped Karen Lynn ftennett. tive pay. badly, is rebuilt. a striptease performer at The board said Florida East House Rules Tapper Announces Uuhy’a Carousel Club who Coast sftould not have to pro­ Tin- committee, headed hy TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - works under the name "little vide the back pay “ in light Secrctary o( State T o m Group Clears Former Sen. George (J. Tap­ Lynn." of the railroad's deteriorating | Adams, vowed to put this per, Port SI. Jo* contractor, Stic had been called to ap­ cash position, due in part lo reeommendallon Tor a taw Aid Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - filed notice today that hr will pear as a witness for the de­ the long and costly strike dur. [ legislative building before Ihe ing the past year." i lawmakers again in 1963. Democratic leaders, s t i l l run for the senate next year. fense. struggling to adjourn Con­ gress before Christmas, won a preliminary round today when the House Rules Com­ mittee cleared P r e s i d e n t Johnson's foreign aid bill for DALLAS. Tex. (IT I) - off three shot, into the Presi­ ' degrees Nov. 22 to a sub- I lit full-page newspaper ad* floor action. Snow, cold, flower* anil con­ dent and Texas Gov. John freer.ng, snowy pre-Christmas to "curry the spirit of Christ* The committee, which be- trite pilgrims today hovered Connally. The curious and j gloom. | mas—chsrity, good will, l«vc cause of Democratic absentee, over the spot where President mourner* still come. Dallas, aware of the futili i —Into the new year." ism and a Republican boy­ Kennedy was slain 31 days An unidentified woman and ty of grieving, braved the This conservative. Rcpubllcott could not produce ■ quo­ ago. her teen-aged daughter, dress­ slippery footing that followed 1can city felt a political rum needed to act Saturday, The official mourning wav ed in black, knelt in the snow the tragedy and worked to change. The Dallas Morning turned out all but three of ended Suzida), but the gloom Sunday to lay a wreath near redeem itself. *News said Sunday: ita 13 member* today. By an hung on. the spot. Many bowed their The MeLbuliat churches of “ On Nov. 23, ironically, It S to 4 vote, th* committee Wreaths still were on both heads in prayer. Dallas started a “ 100 days of | suddenly became socially accleared Ihe measures for an­ sides of the street where. In The weather has changed love" campaign Bi-hop Wil- 1ceptahle to he a Democrat other test. 6 1 tecooda, a sniper squeezed from a balmy, aunliglitcd 66 [liam C. Marlin urged citizen- t “Although them ja little Facilities For Legislature Hit Pilgrim s Still Visit Kennedy Assassination Cramer Hit For 'Distortions' Scene doubt tlie GOP Is still the stronger organizing force in the county, the ever-present hand of fate already has lie gun etching signs of change." Christmas decorations in the rity were gay, but there were reports that retail tales were off. “ I guess it was part­ ly the warm autumn." one merchant said, “ and that ter rilite tiling." TWO SERVICE men overseas will hear their mothers' voice* Christmas Day through the courtesy of the Communications Workers of America local 3108, who drew names from a hat Sunday evening a t the USO. From the left: Mrs. Mary Washburn, USO director; Mrs. Robert Get man, who will talk to her son, Ronald, at Okinawa: Mrs. Theodore 1-nTour, who will tulk to hur sou, Iteunis, in Juiyan, and Russ Kituer, of CWA. i ) �IV - ■ Still High ■ Holiday Sales M UpAt Brisk Pice ATLANTA (UPI) — Christ m at tales la tbe South ended up with a baug this year doa sluggish atert Mat elsmtsul W > M | la Havana, te bow to a handy-nun at a Miami laundromat. "My family c u n bora with IS suitcases,” bo aald. "Sown of thorn remain packed, ready to | « whoa tho time cemoo to go back. And It will como." From tbo Cuban axil* point of view 1#6* waa a topoyturvy orto. It atartod out with a "bang” aa tho U. 8. obtained the nloaaa of tbo t i l l Caban lavaalon prisoners. Kennedy aaaurod them, la tbo Orango Fowl, that tholr brigade flag would bo return­ ed bo thorn fat " a free Hat- Merchants largo *68 Flags Back A t Full Staff WASHINGTON (UPI) ”. . . Lot u* bar* an this Christmas night determine that John Kennedy did not fivt or dto to vote, that tote aatten und* Ood ohaB have a now birth of freedom, sad that wo may achieve in our tlmo and for ail time tha an­ cient vision of pose* on oarth, fend will toward aQ With these words, from th* atop* of tha Lincoln Memorial at duak Sunday, President Johnson ooded the nation's mouth of mourning for Proaidant Kennedy. flag s all over the natten fly at full staff today for the (test Urn* aloe* Kennedy was shot down to Dallas Nov. 32. lb * black banners that dark- bo door of tte White art gone. Thousands of candles, light­ ed to memory of tte late Chtof Executive, flickered to winter wind as Johnson evoked memorise of Xatmcdy and of tte matryrad Abra­ ham Ltocnto and tte Gettys­ burg Address. Standing bare-headed to the M id, Johnson lighted a candle from flro canted from the eternal flam* that burns over tte slain President's grave across tte Potomac to Ar­ lington National Cemetery. Tte flame was carried from tte late Pm ident’a grave across tte river to the memorial where Johnson and a crowd of about 13,000 perwaited to (noting tom- Johnson1* talk waa brief and rang with (to phrases sounded at Gettysburg too years and one mouth ago. "W* have b**n tent to aor. row but not to parrot*," ho Id. "Wo buried Abraham Lincoln and John Kennedy, but wu did not bury their dreams or visions." “Thirty days and a few hour* ago, John P. Kennedy, 33th President of tte United State*, died a martyr's death. Itw world will not forget what be did here. He will live on iu our hearts which will be hi* shrine,” tha President si hi cord sates to nearly aQ of to a Dtxte-wMo survey said t wore t hesrod by strong •aka figures. Oo* business man to Jack­ sonville said: 'It docent auk* any different* what tt te, tt’a eeHiag.” "Morckaodtro from soup to aula |a sailing extremely Roosevelt In well,'’ aald a Jubilant Mobile, Ala., bostouamaa. "The traf­ For Christmas fic* J* marvelous.” JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Merchants credited tha lagTha aircraft carrier Franklin NATIONAL HONOR Society mambera at Bemlnole High School hay* gardly gush oft this year to hit hand adopted a needy family of aeven for a Merry Christmas with a decorated several factors including th* around tte tiny flam* and D. Roosevelt docked at MayBut n »weeping creck-dewn tree, preaenta and "the making! of a Yule dinner." Steve Bassett, Susie aftermath of th* preaidest’a gaiod at it intently, his deep­ port Saturday to give Its oe nntLCeotro ruldora — even assassination, tha note aeonHalback, Diane Smith and Norman Leach, president, look at one of the ly lined face somber. Twice crow a Christmas visit with In Bnhnmee wntern — ensued. able w ant weather and a wrapped gifts. (Herald Photo) a whipping wtod extinguished families. te crwwdad eufle eeloey in Tho ship latently completed shorter holiday season. tte flam* until Methodist Mleael wae et thnee rebuffed * five-month-long general Thanksgiving arrived fir* Bishop John Woalsy Lard, coby leeel officials. There wes days later this year, to effect chairman of tte Inter-Relig­ overhaul In th* New York even n suggestion by former knocking out a week of tho ious Committee on Race Re­ naval shipyard. BOWLING GREEN. 8. C. Floridn Got. Leroy Collins sanual prw-Cbristmea Aop- (UPI) — Th* fatter of Vicki lation* which sponsored th* tin t they should bo reloontod pteg apros tad cutting the Wray, 3-year-old threatened ceremony, shielded It with ■see to souse unoeeuplod period to S day*. with the lose of te r remaining n sheet of paper. Bshaalon or Florida island. la moat cities, businessmen eye by cancer, te a 330-e-week Tte President handed his Exile suepllene of U. 8. beefed up tholr advertising mUlhaad but t e wants to candle to an aid# as thou­ policy toward Cube grew. and dug tholr betla to for ibara th* count)*** toy* donat­ sands of other lights began There was tncrooted crftlclara what they hoped would bo a ed to Vicki with "o tter under­ to dot th* twilight before th* UxMoi Fro** lateraetkual •r In Dallas, Tex., than I t was of Kennedy klmootf by refu- WASHINGTON <UPI) ■nappy comeback from the privileged children.” bug* memorial A vast storm dumped more . . . You may be qualified for at Anchorage, Alaska. , But the President's mur- Th* Republican presidential 11,000 life Insurance . . . to than out foot of snow on Ar­ At least seven weekend lethargy. Robert Wray, l i , who has dsr plunged tho exiles into you will not burdtn your kansas and Tennessee today traffic fatalities In Teaas Th* soaring Chriatmaa sales eight otter children, has ask­ outlook appeared more uncer­ loved ones with funeral and mourning as doop as Ameri­ that finally came were back­ tain than aver today with the and kept tha Midwest locked were blamed on icy roads. A ed by figure* from tbe Fed ed the Salvation Army to dte Bryant To See other expenses. This NEW cas’ sorrow. in frigid air on th* first full young couple Injured In an policy la especially helpful to tribute the excess playthings Aftar tho return of the announcement that Penniy- day of winter. Two BoWl G am ss thoe* between 40 and 00. No expressway accident n e a r eral Reserve banks which re freed Bay of Figs brigade Irani* Gov. William W. Scran, Sixteen lncbea of aaovg fell Louisville, Ky., frooe to death ported department stare sates "to share (te happiness of TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — medical examination neceaa vast aea and air lift of |83 ton may become m active at Memphis, Tcnn., and roads Sunday when they lay un­ up • per cent over a similar Chrtetmss." Gov. Ferris Bryant sold be million worth of pledged ran- candidate for the nomination. were impassable. Snow fell discovered in Pelogre* tem­ ported last year to most of Unknown friends across the will attend two Bowl game* Ol !> LINE L E G A L RE­ nation donated the toys and SERVE LIFE INSURANCE. goods th at took six Scranton disclosed In Har­ aa far aouth In Texas as Wa­ peratures for four hours. A tho South. more than $3,000 to Vickie, hi Florida this year — tte . . . No agent wil call on you. months got under way. Tbs ris bur*, Pa., ovtr tha week- co, and statewide (reeling young man and woman died Th* Federal Reserve bonks afflicted with retinal blas­ 'Gator Bowl at Jacksonville Free Information, no obllgaST planes end nine freighters and that former President temperatures threatened crops from carbon monoxide fumes noted a I per cant fate lor tema, a form «f cancer tost and tte Orange Bowl in Mi­ ticn. Tear out tola ad right now. that wont to Cub* brought Dwight D. Elsenhower bad in too low Rio Grands. after their ear crashed into tha Memphis aroo, at T por took te r right *y* last July. ami. . . . Send your name, address agalast Mat time f»r, will beck some #,000 Cubans. urged him to run. Tha gover­ Tho weather bureau aald a snow-covered ditch near root climb for New Orleans, State Rap. Bate Harvey of Outs Ido of that, ha plana to and year of birth to: Central prooido at Havana eoromonioo Alee brought out of Cuban nor aald be waa giving the heavy snow warnings were In Denison, Iowa, and they ap­ a 18 per cent toenaaa for At­ nearby Clover la to charge of ■pend the Christmas holidays Security Life Insurance Co., on J ob. t to commemorate tbo Jails ware SI Americans, ra­ •ugftstiox “deep thought” but affect for too six state area parently elected to wait for lanta and a whopping is par i fund to help rate* money at home In th* axoeutlv* man­ Dept. V-11S, 1418 West Roe*, fifth nanlvotanry of Us take­ id through negotiation! was atill disinclined to bo- of Tennessee, Kentucky, the help in lT-below temperatures. cent for Jacksonville. .’or an operation far Vicki. sion with hi* family, ho aald. dale, Fort Worth 4, Texas. over. Ho la eehouled to spook carried oel by New York al­ come aa active candidate. Virginias, Maryland and Dels- A heavy snow warning and Tbe UPI surrey revealed Tte surgery wae to have teen after a Mg parade. ly James B. Donovan. Claoutewtr recently sug­ war*. Hard freexe warnings haiardous driving alert was two findings which performed at Dote Medical "Why havoat the exiles Four Cuban* held by the gested that Henry Cabot tr* posted bom southern out for Ohio today, and ns busto* n nan said m a d e Hospital at Durham, N. C. Christmas sate* imiqua this given op hope? U. B. wot* sent beck te Lodge, U. 8. ambassador to Texas to Florida. Driving waa tbo tomperatur* dropped bolast week, but specialists P ro p erty <C “When we do tb it wo might Havana. Viet Nam, also deserved con­ haiardoua throughout t b * low fretting, water mala year: postponed tte operation be­ —Shoppers wore man aa well leave, the United Cuban prltona were appar­ sideration. And Richard M. South. breaks occurred in moot ma­ cause tt waa not Immediately Btatas,” told one refuges. A ently cleared of aU but one Nixon, the IN I Republican Tha temper at ures dropped jor cities. Water Works BupL tectlva, lets frivolous, than M M iiiry, former pronldont of hie ewa American, Cuban-born Bagaol nominee, also ha* boon a re­ to near or below aero In a Charles Bolton sakl tha froexa aver before Harvey said Vicki has re­ Del Pino of Miami, once Cas­ cent visitor to th* formor hugo triangle from th* Great caused at least 30 water mala —They waited oven longer ceived more than 300 cards President** Gettysburg, Pa., Lake* to Oklahoma to the braaka In Cincinnati aineo an usual before starting and latters, on* from two tro's trotted confident. tholr Chriatmaa shopping. Canadian border. It was cold- Thursday. The year taw threo attacks office. Charlotte, N. C., boys wbo GOP kadtra baUava that A S-ysar-old boy drowned in on Amsrlean-ownod voasata by onctoood 11 coats each. They Washington, Pa., Sunday when Holy wtpo out a cripples! told Vicki tteyvwmrtod to * a Castro air foreo planet, in Elsenhower 'la coal toward 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0831 Sen. Bsrry Goldwafer, <R GovernorNam es ho fell Into a creek white Gtv* generously to tho March stem to ter Chriatmaa cele­ International waters Arts.), although he has plods playing with friends. Prank­ for Muscular Dystrophy. bration. Cube. sters shoved a 1933 model On Feb. SO the thrimp boat cd himself to support who* Seven To Board D IC IM B K R m Ala was attacked but not hit ever Is nominated by tho Re­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — car down the bill onto tho Gov. Farris Dryant announced froien Allegheny River up­ by MIG fighter fire. The mer­ publicans next year. Goidwater, who U not a de­ today the appointment of sev­ stream from Pittsburgh, and chant ship Floridian wae fired on but not kit on Mareb clared candidate, is atill far en members to the Duval police plan to let U aK until Hie river rnelta and then re­ 28. Flro broke out aboard the In front of the field In terms County Hospital Authority. of potential delegate strength They are Clarence G. King cover It. freighter J. Louis after an Jr., and Buford Bowen, and The i nowfa II tn Arkansas Oct. St attack but th an war* at the GOP convention. But Republican leaders Paul A. Broome, four year was the most la thro* years. no casualties. terms, The weather bureau called Cuban exile* carried out have been quietly reappraising their prospects since the Charles Cobb, Dr. 0. Dokla the xnowfall in Arkansas and about a doten air and roa Mr. sad M rs Robert Lau- raids on tho Island, Including death <>f President Kennedy. Taylor and Dr. Karl H. Han­ Tennessee a "rara occur A N O P E N L E T T E R .., Goidwater la Judged to bo enco.” Two traffic doe tha rlease, girl, Sanford sttaulta on two Soviet freight­ weaker candidate against son, two years each and Jul­ were blamed on tha storm. ian Warren, Duval county er*. Numerous other raiding Samuel Davla, Amos I . Jos­ parties wars Intercepted by President Johnson than ho commiselonar, a four - year A 12-day deep-freoao relax­ ed its grip on New England es, Jewell Riser, Patricia. Ann U. 8. and British authorities. might have been against Ken term a* ex-officio member. Sunday, aa the mercury roso Jsckioo, Mary EUoo Callxto As a m ult, various organi­ nedy. Glassmaking, which began to between aero and 30. Dur Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller 5 e 0*1* t)IU n g S'xioswU, and baby, Claudia Muae and sations announced they were about 1006 at Jamestown, Va. ing the maaiiv* chill, at leaat of New York la the only an baby, Porta W. Hodges, aU pulling «P stake* and moving Bounced candidate. But few generally la regarded as the II fatalltlea war* blamed on of gaaford; Emily Myers, to Central America. 5 L C L st u a s s ia to n to • tim e **paaaiin| (R ani*. Republicans can regard him first American Industry. the woathor. Loan Fear, Emma V. Muller, A major break between ex- aa a likely winner nf the all of DaBary; Conalantins lira and Washington develop­ "CBitA U s i p | n sa>l of tfti* Aofidog season, We fin d ouv*£dx* (fu n lnomination until and unless Thormsnoi, Longwood ed In April when revolution­ he defeats another major taty WilA ainewu WaemlX of oux m any, m ong, fuesule iRxougR *0ofu*ia, S em in o le DECEMBER SJ ary council leader Jots Mior candidate In a state primary. Gardens resigned, charging Since Kennedy's assassina­ u ad 0 *0 * 9 * J 0**1 JettoWeJUf a n d coopmaUd* support wKi J t Carol J. Webb, Mae MeCom the administration with “du­ tion, Republics ns have look­ plicity” In Its Cuban policies. ed toward Nixon and Scranton as, Johnny J, White, Mary Jo |Aom Ruanda Rad* gidxn to a s, to a lt tRe peopf* in oux o ig a m y iltim a n d (a 0«n Castro continued his hectic ■s the strongest potential ri­ Graon, Gary Medlock, *11 of com m unity, £D«ftcna, od*\ IRe pant geos. Sanford; William WUdori, speech-making throughout the val* of Coldwater-NIson as e Stanley Stroud, DsBary; Sba year, some Umae delivering men close to the center of tho run L. Johnson, Osl**u; Wen as many at tbrs* major public OOP end Scranton as a reX fi. a w MMO t l o l nadar Reft** Aa* • luifcU t #e dedefopox m at WitR doll D. lUckox, Robert Hick addross* ■ In a two-week per­ presentallv* of th* liberal iod. Most ef them contained faction. *ucA u Wondxvfuf xecxplion am i sucA u n tfa n n good Wiff among lA« paopfe of IA. ox, Longwood Birth* violent attacks on tha U. H. Scranton is vlawed as a com m unities wR«v* Re Ran cAoeen to do Ai* WoxR. Castro decreed th* expro­ sort of "Republican Kennedy,” Mr. and Mrs D-ave Webb, boy, Mr. and Mrs. Horace priation of tha American em­ a youthful, hand some Ivy Lea­ S Re si name fx ian d taes* a n d ensouxagemonl, and IRe o p tn - tu n Welcome Green, girl, Sanford; Mr. and bassy building in Havana ear­ guer a millionaire with charm Mrs. Charlie Johnson, Ostosn lier In tha year, a move said' to and tested appeal In a big gtdeu to us u t ^Deftoms, Ran Seen a Utie example of a facie (?Rii.'l<«n tenet - • Discharge* ba unprecedented In modern Industrial state. But to make him • national figure, a maa»Sophie Wont, Ed Glover, An­ diplomatic history. “£ o d * .T fy VTleigRRoa — a l Woxfc. use deeply <jAaU|ut. However, determined oppo­ iva buildup must start soon. nie I s Itoe, Priscilla Sue Be* Tha governor told newsmen sloe# and baby, Roeatta Van- sition by Swiis diplomats — ^Deltonu Roe Rod a deuj « i w a : |u I in au g u ra tio n duxiruj 1963, an d W« Sant, Janice Beinett, Mar­ who handle American inter­ that Elsenhower urged him Dec. 13 to consider becoming jorie McDormout, Linda J. ests In Cub* — apparently (u ttjj expect iRat sueexx* *d»(f continue, enulftm ) u* lu muJu o u t com m uniLi inlo Temples and baby, Katherine prompted him to 1st the threat a candidate. "Ha said the national scene Coyne, all of Sanford; Aria hang In mld-alr. a ftn* aeeet not onfy (o i tR* people wRo (id* lR*w fiul aho lo lR« ve*id«nt* of ifi* >: Maun, Kalis Robinson, Meanwhile th# exodus of now was aurh that he felt that a number of persona Lake Uooreo; Anglo Ma- Cubans In small boat* — al­ w L £ s " 0 o fd * « ^viangR a” a n d o tt of Iffo tid u . Of t a g * m«a*un* uf i L c-iwlil foe tbows, DoBary; Bonnie Mas­ most anything that would thought I should be the can­ didate and ho thought that g>.ft ona * p ast euc<*** am i fuluxe piom txt Refang* lo o ff nf ijou son, Genova; Wendell Hlckox, float — to tha Florida keys f ought to give a good deal Robert Hlckox, Longwood continued throughout tho year. of thought to this matter," S R**x tRougRi* axe WetR u* tR* j|«ut axound. fjflul W« Would no! Want They wtra sometime* picked Scranton said. A.MMSC R. L. RENFRO and AETSC R. L. DECEM BER n up on tha high aoan by Hodge* receive promotion letter* a t Sanford While aticking his toe in the iRx Raltdag* to pane WitRoul sxpxxxaing o u t sentiment*. Navul Air Station to E-8 front Cdr. Leroy A. Xaox Smith, Rosalie Law eon, freighters or U.S. Coait Guard water, the governor again de­ patrol boats. At least one Heath, CO of VAIC-7. lie in assisted by ADCS Thomas Carroll, Sharon HI*nied that he is a candidate S o to a il of gou, fxom it'ttjja n t in iR* £)JIacRf* pxgunijyaiton und f\©m J . G. Peter*. gtn», Emmett Hollis, all of boat w u rescued by a U. S. and said ha knew of no na­ Sanford; Warner Cochran, submarine. tional or stats movement to aU of lR« ***uU*vt* of IDeftonai i)R«w»R jjou, (fm l a doxg m evtg 0 U i* tiiu i* an d Thera are an oelimated launch a campaign for him. Orango CRy; MlchoU* Trail, Hobart, Indiana; Roa* Ait, 380,000 Cubans on th* island Rappg 0l*W DoBary; Colombua Thornton, who hold U. B. visa walWVa to ooine to this country. Altamonte gpriaga Train Derailed But tho United State* ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. ON Hewlett Flat- amended existing Immigration (UPI) — Tho Union Pacific POPULAR BRANDS char, Arthur Hubbard, Emory regulations to make su n that streamliner “City of PortMorris, Nalda Buckner and th an can bo no future maaa land” crashed Into a derailed baby, Nancy S. Frederick, exodus of Cuhana to th* U. UP freight Saturday in a FARRELLS Frederick Riddle, Ida Mao 8. without Washington1! prior snowstorm on the southwest ARCADE PACKAGE STOKE approval. Wyoming desert. Thera were SbeaJer, B e t t y WUllami, OPEN DAILY - J A. H . - 6 :1 5 P . M. If nothing else, IMS was a no reports of fatalities or in­ Louis Petoptaski eed baby, 310 K. FIRST SANFORD all ef Sanford; Nellie Jack- buay year for Americans as juries among passengers nr WK GIVE TUP VAM1H STAMPS wall aa Cuban o*lW son, Geneva crew. Scranton Entry Storm Dumps Foot O f Into GOP Race Snow In Upper South Adds Confusion Dad Wants To Share Some Of Vicki's Gifts Burial Insurance Sold by Mail ^CARRAW AY Hospital Notes McKIBBIN BARGAIN PRICES l % »1 t �# |t r a & Mon. Dec. O , ’« 3 - P « t J Steady Growth Predicted For State JACKSONVILLE <UP» The Stile d u m b er of Com­ merce predict* needy growth (or Florlda'i e c o n o m y through IBM—"by most busi­ ness barometers, the eco­ nomic picture looks pretty good.” The chamber said in Its weekly review Saturday that the state's economy has been on the upswing since last summer although there has been no sign of the startling gains once predicted for the IMO's. The chamber said on* of the best thermometers of the state's economic health is the gala in non-farm employ­ ment. It added that "measur­ ed by bank debits, business has averaged 12 per cent ahead of last year." 'First Wave Of A New Force' • dairy ipecicli ALL STO RES W ILL Sour Cream .... C L O S E A T 6 P.M. Cream Cheese .. % C H R IS T M A S EYE! Piltsharv'e Crsseew* Dinner Rolls .... te TAMPA (UPI>—Coe. Far­ ris Bryant told the first grad­ uating class at the University of South Florida bore Sunday that they "are the first wave of a new force, landing on the beachhead of tomorrow.” Bryant told the 125 grad nates and some 9,000 specta tors that the role of college graduate is becoming lncreas ingly important in the space age. He said it would be up to them to open a "hotline to tomorrow.’* • Mince Pies...... % Valley fteet Whet# SHIPPED, EVISC. RHE1.MS, France (UPI) — Rena Orange, 39, a circus roustabout, waa clawed to death by four Ilona Sunday when he entered their cage to show a friend that they were harmless. Orange itroked one of the lions through the bar* of the cage, and she licked hie hand. He then entered the cage and the animats mauled him to death. Four Shipyards Face The Axe Vegetables...... I la Bette* Seaee, Birds I t* Peas or Com ... 'S 7 Keifer Pears iiy a sld** Bread Testy Crab Applet Berdan's New Canned Egg Nog . . regular tent breed Pepp*ridge Penns Sparkle Yeur Meet With Libby's Tomato Juice Cranb. Sauce Golden Corn Sliced Beets * Ocean Spray Whole er Jellied <limit 21 MARION, Mo. (UPI)—Paul Eugene Brown, 19, Center town, Mo^ skidded off icy U. 8. 41 in hi* car Sunday and came to real neat to Miaaouri Pacific Railroad tracks. He waa uninjured and went for help. When Brown returned, a freight train had passed by on its scheduled run. Ilia car waa demolished. Lion Fancier Overconfident Pkttneet't f itte s Mlaed ICE CREAM QUICK-FROZEN Driver Too Late With Aid HUTCHINSON, Kan. (UPI) — An unknown thief stole a station wagon Sunday and drove to Wichita. Apparently, police said, the same thief then stole an identical station wagon in Wichita for th* re turn trip. Last week, a car stolen here turned up In Nickerson, Kan., and a car stolen in Nickerson was found here a few hours later. Police believe the cases are the work of the tame per­ son. Strawberries. . . £ ASSORTED FLAVORS B O RD EN S MIAMI (UPI)-A 41-yeareld mother of six wai billed early today when the ear in which she wss riding failed to negotiate a curve in South Dade County. Dade County Metro Police Sgt. Harry Mycrton said Mrs. Flo Weatherstona was dead at the scene of the wreck. Mrs. Wcatherstone's hus­ band was reported to be in Detroit on business. Auto Thief Is Commuter fro ze n fo o d s Mrs. Smith's hmsphhi-GwNrd ee GOVT. INSFICTKD Mother Of Six Dies In Crash S Pel Meet* Cream Style Stuffing ........ Pee Chrletmeel regular Reynold's Wrap .. 33' PGP Bertleft Pear Halves ....... 4 Com Lewie Brand Stuffed Olives ... 3 EBP Testy Tender Sausage . Ducklings Geese • • . Capons• . Sausage. SWI FT S FRESHLY CHUR NE D Swift's Premium Gov't-Inspect ALL GRINDS FOLGER'S COFFEE Armour's Star Gov't-Inspected Grade A Shipped, Gov't-Imp* Swift's Premium Smokies or I e dow n p ro d u ce Fancy Red Emperor Grapes Apples Potatoes 10 Carrots O WASHINGTON (UPI) — The D e f e n e e Department hope* to shut dawn fuur of the government'* 11 navali Sweat Weetera Cello-Pack shipyards in It* drive to cut rosta, it wss 1-srned Saturday.' But it may lake a year to d t- , ad e which once gat the ex*, i s W B O Jni O renn S ta m p a 1 w* hi* swese ss4 ewchaae *fc Crest Teeth Fast* (k-Off Oeei Peck) family else, 77* Red Delicious Schoolboy Genuine Idaho Baking W (•••»'« V»e, * « . as. >ten ST ly u u u p m iu u u o i G re e n S ta m p e Santa's Hours Dally 2 - 5 P. M„ 7 . 9 P. M. Saturday 10 A. M. - 4 P. M., 7 • 9 P . Me —* * ■D u e <*4 km )« m *ti Gillette Italaleu lleel Rater Blade) ► •la-pock pfcg. 89c Tee, tea. U. in n RF S E M IN O L E P L A Z A CA SSELBERRY, FLA * �'Hire Hie Friendly One on Hie Right' New Untouchables Political Notebook it retraining to train only I bar copperthat specific narked out for H. What, then, can be done for those who may be fouad mtralaable far the Unde of Jobe the eeooomy offers unique solution* have thus Some job spedaliste talk in tarns o f the ttanewoni approaches: better welfare profrems, extensive public works to provide Jobe with low akilla, other ’'cushions'* to seas the diffi­ culties of idleness without eotvinv goes much beyond r of coma analysts at dilemma, that, realistically, the retraining effort can never em­ brace more then a fair proportion o f the unemployed. The rest, it Is argued, are hi a very real senes un­ employable. A northern big city Negro load­ er aakaowMges that this la not a popular idea In many quartan. But be Insists that many jobless cannot hi fast peas the minimum aptitude teste for say of the skilled job cate­ gories now existing. Not only Negroes but a aliable ■umber of the whits unemployed a n handLearned by crossly deficient education, by lack of the social akilla Such answers have a negative c u t which can hardly appeal to many Americans. Few of us Uks to concede that large numbers In our midst are permanently unemployable for leek of schooling and other cap*cities. Fsw wish to think ws can do nothing for them but ease the pain of their idleness until they die. But if there ere better answers to this grave matter, we do not yet have them. It la said that tha late President Kennedy hoped in the years ahead to mount a massive assault upon poverty — end the joblessness whieh underlies i t No project outside of the maintenance of paaca could have a better claim on the time of Presi­ dent Lyndon Johnson as he faces the ordeal of the future. They Iwetad* a higgsr fahhs works program to p r e t i c l e can • he i |i e n t as "abject peer." They ase Individuate with tosssnse at Ism than 9*00 e year o t e m t e i of fa®- Touring Europe one of the moat inspiring, up­ lifting tout tonics for nankind? Tow cynical adults nay fast that Chrlatwea la being tomad If a young mac morclaliicd unduly. And prob­ ably It la. Bui you often argue that Mother’s Day sad Talker's Day and tha flowers at fun­ CASK X-iSTt Tammy T„ erals era likewise unwarrant­ aged C, Is vary much worried. ed, yet those holiday* help In"Mother,” he begun, “la apira Americana. If you Just etraw “pocketthere REALLY o S a n t a O hm ? bonks* Instead af “Idealism," "Jimmy** Brother told him you are promoting erosion of tha human souL then Isn’t. I said there Is. Beware, for erosion of tbo ns there lent n Shots Clans." soul la a far wares threat to our JUpublle and luiurfous facta About Santo Certainly, there is a Bento America than la erosion af our Claus I topaotl. fer-O ed Almighty wee the If JudSa henrist ween Wring porous, us in the United original and first Santo Claus. today, ha would also reto the Sister' them a n outbreaks el And the gift which be mode ao-anlled “waste" of money toen-tg* vandalism. Yewthe to no human children dorm ■pant an Christmas free tinge in Paris go on ths a s m sort hero on this planet Earth, was and gifts and tributes to t>f destrucive rampages a* Mother on Mother’s Day, as hla Bon. they do too often la this coun­ So atop this sthetlatle and well as the beautiful flowers try. Communistic propaganda that at funerals. We asked In Spain whether thiro is no 8antal But issue soundly chided they had such a problem. W* Many of our clergymen, too, Judea for hla “erosion of the were told they didn’t. “ in the first placo," out In­ have become victim* of thle soul" policy, Christ reprimanded Judaa formant said, “ tha police tome pernicious propaganda. would beat hell out of them They even veto tha good old- and, Instead, ha praised the first and ask questions later. fashioned Christmas parties In woman who had spent money In the second place, tha par­ their churchee, when Santo Lavishly on tha funeral prep­ ents would be so shocked they arrived with hie beg of candy aration of Christ’s bodyI So It la tlma that more “horse would complete the Job when and oranges. the police and the courts were Hut that la n serious mis­ aer.se" began to apepar in our take. religion, for erosion of tha through with them." lie said Spain ia an poor Just remind your children that tbc children have more the! the meny deportment *d nrgumente egelnst spend of a feeling for the value of •lor* Santa* nre really just injt money for things that a n really a soul tonic. material things. They know God’s helpers. how hard ono must work to They symbolise the on* Remind your youngsters re­ obtain them. They have seen original Santa. They are Just peatedly that there Is a Santo Claus, who la Ged, and that how their parents must plan "substitute Santas." end save to get a bicycle or And will you clerics atop In­ everybody w h o unselfishly iome new furniture. They dicting even those department ti lee to help others Is an ex­ know this la going to ba the ■tor* Santa* with your ergu- tension of that original Santa menta that Christmas ia now Cl*tin. way with them, loo. Also, the parents will take b a 1 n g commercialised t o o Even when you thus tell a lot leas nonsense from their much? your older children that Santa offspring! than la llto custom Even if that were true, why doesn't really come dawn U>* In this country. disillusion children regarding chimney, and that such a tale Youth Disciplined walking together or sitting In sidewalk cafes drinking beer or cokes. Occasionally there would be a lone couple hut Ibis was Infrequent. We asked Spanish friends if there had been ■ loosening of chaperons ge. They told us there wee a gradual movement In that dlrectloo, but added that In most cases we would find that any group containing a young girl would probably In­ clude her brother. They also said no “substantial" family would allow an unmarrlcJ daughter to go out with a By Mai Osekaaa young man after dark without Don’t let the possibility of a an older female companion, split Up beep yon from hav­ preferably ■ relative. ing n lot of hearty laughs DIFFERENT VIEWS •oena winter. ON YOUNG GIRLS The question before the W* know a lovely teen-age house sometime* ia “How French girl, the daughter of are wo going to pny neat a prosperous Peris family. Her father would be shockmonth's rent?" OUR BOARDING n o .w rd •UtAMSaOO 5* — 1 HWS BEEN APBSTTV, AMOWV«TiNDterOfleST«V CKUMMYl DEPARTMENT ANDT WOULD LOOKING 3UDGB1W6 RM6 6PECIAAEM AS i x s a ~ / ASADS A-t/P£IW0NAU.Y,W6«, MUST/ i X OOOOiN* ATKCOPOH MY > HW* \ UWMB.l WOULDTAtfB TW4/ 6KOWM\ >— WfAmy/y— 0N1H* 1 <tceof A HOUSE WELL * 3.50 — A lt Sight -IUeM, TAKE IT t roBtwp, N eocK *i /OlCHHOfj tftiBMASOft “ HELP* ANOWLS CLUB PALBELL ftWl 5TMA4TUBES- iflJ liable lor d a m esln x a id e r the I t * . Pnhliehsd deity e sss p l Islu rd er. Sunder s s i C hile,utee: puhtleAed Saturday preeeaSla* sn rlsu n sa looking forward to extra income December 31? Phil Newsom Soys French officials say Presi­ dent Charles de Gaulle la in Pa«a 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., December 23,1063 deadly earnest about his Dae, 31 deadline for a Cam man market farm policy agreewALTBn 4 . n i n t o w , n n iT o a a i d v s n u a n n a mcnL If non* la reached by jv i . ia » t. ernsavnom v a n s w ills Christmas he will call a cab­ A iM cIsle Editor M echanical Supt. r S K Ii VAX P U T JA N in CMOKMAKKI inet meeting bee. 37 to get lU n s g la x Editor Business H sn sser the green light for hla next JU K I WELLS H A nnlK T T K. JOHASC O u n i, Editor C lessltled Directormove. This la likely to b* a HMLBX ULKKIDV VHANK VOLTOLIVI freest on any further progress Society Editor (Hrruletlon tlen seer toward completing the Com­ mon Market French ministers tleo may boycott Common Market meet­ ing,. It Is Just conceivable De Gaulle might decide an a complete walkout. The Iterate Is e member * ( th e Untied Trees which I* en­ titled tsclu elv elr to the «•* for republican** * ( e ll the tecsl eewe printed la thle aeernpaper. ( LI LI j§re people who look ahead West officiate arc concern­ ed that the Christmas pass­ es for hundreds e( thousands of Went Berltotra to enter Communist East Berlin may touch off acrious Incidents to which the Western powers In­ evitably would ba involved. They discussed this danger during last wash's NATO ministerial council masting to Paris. Tha three Western commandants la Berlin a n Because they save for what they want where saving really pays off/ Tha eraoch sre ready to taka ever United States sad Irttish roeponsihUKlee In Cambodia. F reach Defense Minister Pierre Meumer files there Jse. 1 to nrrtnge s military aid pact following tha ouster of the United State* military and economic aid minions. Da Gaulle be­ lieves Franca can prevent the Southeast Aslan kingdom from T hen are signs the Philip­ slipping under Communist pines at tong last is going to domination. The United State# swing ths door open to Japa­ sad Britain are happy to tot nese business. The Japnaeae already have one foot la tha door. They have so-called ''Uaieoo offices" In Manila The first newspaper to nee which do everything normal cartoons regularly was the businesses based there do. It's New York Evening Telegram strictly s gainst the taw but under James Gordon Bennett. Philippine officials tend to look the other wsy. Officially, cent, according to ths Chase Japanese esn't do business to Manhattan Bank Money Mus­ the Philippines under • tow eum. Look-ahead people know w hen theyYt going. . . know how Ibeyll get th a t, too. TTwy plan In advanct, than count on regular tarings to make those plans a reality. They count on us to make saving safe, profitable, convenient Right now they’re looking forward to December 31st That’s tha day they'll receive higb-proflt tam ings on their hard-at-work funds. Would extra tneeme next year look good to you? It’s yours to look forward to when you look ahead and start a savings program of your own right here. Come in soon. _ Current Ratt look ahut/.,.look to �. * 9 m m Moo. Dee. 28, *68—Yfcf* 8 First Press Conference Awaited WASHINGTON (NBA) — Everyone in Waahlngton U looking forward to President Johneoe’e first Ug p n u conforme* — which trill grabably brook all rocerda for at­ tendance. Begortera are al­ ready dreaming up tough queatlona to throw a t bln: New Game Pack Offers Variety Of Enjoyment ". . . How do yea stand an reducing oil depletion allow000001" '. . . wui woman to your cabinets T *. . , Who to your first choice as vice presidential running mate in 1964 T" *. . . What will be your policy on Cuba, which didn't mention In your first address to Congress 1 " . . . Is Bobby Kennedy going to resign, and will Abo Fortas succeed him aa your attorney general!" — and an ecu In Johnson'a first Informal press conference with White House regular curmpondoata there were a couple of bobbies. News was g in on defense personnel cutbacks and ending the Dyna-Soer program before all Pentagon and private industry officials concerned had been fully notified. Also Johnson barred tele­ vision and live radio. This burned the broadcasters and brought forth a demand for .quai time on tho air. The now President to eg' peeled to make some changes from the Kennedy-style press conference, and ha ia feeling his way. But ha to such an ex­ perienced operator that he ran bo counted cn to have ready answers for any *mbarrassing question that may be brought up. il Proves To Bo Slippery Commodity NEW YORK (UPI)—Crad- Bunge Corp. I a eerie* of eei when several Allied to falsify M l af tha bankrupt Allied Allied Crude had teoad ware-1 rial dealings, house receipts aa collateral fail . Rumors that the ell pktyea testified thet| Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp. question five surveying firms today la an sffovt to trace million* of pounda af •dibi# oils that may have ex­ » isted only on paper. The creditors ware toft boldTH E BEAUTIFUL HOME AT 411 TANGELO DRIVE ta« warehouse receipt* for the •U when Allied Crude, of Bay­ ANOTHER WILL BE FINISH ED IN A FEW D A YS onne, N. J. went bankrupt. They stand to lose more than IN THE NEW SECTION OF 1100 million dollars if tha oil to not found. Attorneys for oaa of tho creditors, the Bunge Corp. of New York, wilt question the ONALD K. SMITH is being sworn in surveying firm representa­ -year re-enlistment in the Navy at the tive* a t tha depoaltion hearing base by Cdr. Leroy A. Heath. CO of about their methods of urine all in storage tanks at MODERN KITCHENS BY CONVENIENT VA, FH A , tha Bayonne tank farm of A N D CONVENTIONAL American Express Warehous­ ing Ltd. They also will be G E N E R A L # E liC T R If FINANCING questioned about movement of ail to and from the tank farm. Tha firms are Saybolt Co., Other homes are under construction — choose one o f Superintendence Co., Charles these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance V. Bacon Inc., John C. Vaughn colors. See these homes today Co, and Char lea Martin In­ Two Ores, an • a.ra. fire at had been brought under con the Chase Company Ware­ trol by the company's sprink- spectors of Petroleum Inc. house on Beardall Avenue and er system when volunteers 8aybolt to headquartered In a I p.m. brush fire on S. arrived on (he scene, resulted Elisabeth, N. J. and the others Third Street in Lake Mary, in only slight damages. Cause In New York City. In addition to the deposition were reported Saturday by was not determined. Chief Ralph Abell of the Lake The afternoon brush firo re­ hearing, creditor* will be per' CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Mary Volunteer Pira Depart­ sulted In ■ great deal of milled to examine the records General Office 21! W. 2Sth 8t. PkMM VA M it t ment. imoke over the entire area of the five companies from HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS The warehouse fire, which but did not pose a serious Jan. 1, 106.1 to the present. threat to any neighboring Superior Court Judge Robert homes. None of the neighbors A. Mathews in Jersey City, N. S T E N S T R O M R EA LT Y questioned had any Idea ai to J , ordered the hearings last Satan Agrata week at tha request of the how it atarted, Abell laid. READY TO MOVE IN! Ravenna Park Santa’* beautiful new game pack la totting an all time rec­ ord for variety, with Ingenioue competitions designed to in­ trigue everyone from toddlers to teens and to parent*. In the area of gamee mod­ elled from reel Ufa situations, is Whirligig which scales down that classic favorite—musicil chairs—to table sii*. Another novelty with small fry appeal fe Loll! Plop, which Involves marble maxes ihoped like allday tuckers. Object of play la to shake down the mar blea into tbo stick of tho lot lies; boro klndorgartenera and grownups can compete equal terms. A Four Alarm gams adds a new touch of realism to the role of fireman: unfavorable moves rssult in the whole TAtXAHASSEE (UPI) neighborhood burning down. Gov. Farris Bryant has ap­ Among tho significant Renaming Cape Canaver­ pointed M. S. Thom si, direc­ trends this season la tho bur' al, Fla., s i Capa Kennedy haa tor of the Florida A*M Uni­ geoning of a whole crop of stirred up local city coundH versity Locational - Technical gsmra ksyed to play with and Inspired this itory: Institute, to the Florida State words. Typical of these mod A visitor to the missile base Manpower Advisory Commit­ ern day versions of tho gay checked in a t a coastal resort tee. nineties mode for verbal cha motel end phoned his busi­ The appointment waa an­ rades Is The Match Games ness contact for an appoint­ nounced today by the Unverally. Thomas was a contract­ where the winner Is the one ment, who anticipates best what “Did you get here all or in Atlanta before coming to AAM and also taught in ether players will say. right?" asked the native. Play might focus, for exam­ “Ye*,’' replied the visitor, the school systems of Asbe ple, on naming tha parts of a “I did Just what ycu told me. vllle, N. C. and Little Rock. horse—withers, tall and so on. I landed at Kennedy Airport, Ark. HU duties on the man Flayers whose word choices took a Kennedy cab down power committee will Include match art the ones who score. Kennedy boulevard to tho serving aa advisor to the A novel angle on word play Kennedy Hotel and hera I am, state employment service. Is provided by Chit Chat, ready to inspect the Kennedy Venetian gondolas are black, Hugh Downa* Game of Con­ Missile Center." following an edict of ISM. versation, which haa the avowed purpose of getting players into fast moving re­ partee. A moderator's bell Is provided to curb too heated argument. You Don't Say is another newcomer In the word game ranks, with play focused on filling in a missing word at the ends of sentences. There’s a new educational version of Password for school children. The vogue for games keyed to military maneuvers contin­ ues to gain strangth. Newest form of tabto combat is a re­ play of World War I air con­ M ay We Suggest . . . flicts called dogfight. Playing pieces art acaie models of famous Fokken and ether early fighting ptane models. Pieces are elevated to achieve maximum realism and aach game is accompanied by an American Heritage hiatory of the war in outline form. Other battle games that bass results on decision m ik­ ing include Btratego, keyed to tho Napoleonic era. and • . . That Can Be Enjoyed Battlscry baaed on tho Civil War. All Year Round! Another novelty this Christ­ mas ia tha first game to re­ produce tha action of a Broad­ • BACK-UP LIGHTS way play. It la “How to Bus­ • SEATBELTS load in Business Without Real­ ly Trying" and object of play • SEAT BELT RETRACTORS ia to rise from tha role of • MIRRORS window washer to chairman of tho board. • CIGARET LIGHTER Some quia game classics ap­ pear with new questions year • ACCESSORY FLOORMATS after year. Oldest to Go To • RADIO The Head Of Tha Class, 25th year, now bowing in an elev­ • HEATER enth edition of new queries; Concentration to out in n fifth Bring This Ad To Our edition with 30 feet of new rebus pussies that are pro­ PARTS DEPARTMENT duced automatically by a rolls matte changer. Old favorites FOR A SPECIAL like Candyland and Undo Wifglly recruit new genera tions of JuvenlU enthusiasts year after year. Holiday Lara Of Sports Tho yearning of tho arm Discount chair sports fan to replay big league events as exactly as possible is catered to with an ingenious now crop of electric Open Saturday Afternoon T ill 4:30 powertd games. New to sn NFL Electric Football Game YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER which has a magnetised ball which can bo picked up as in real play and a kicksr-psjstr device. Warehouse. Grass Fires Battled Sh o o m a k sA construction co. 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Projects now under construction will add 1.3 million kilo­ watts of generation by 1966—a 48% Increase in two yearn—to help make Florida . . . and •e.moro powerful! W C tR I 4»JNkipswpM Helping Build Florida Stride land-Morrison Area of the Great Lakes to equal to the combined spread of Belgium, tha Nether land*, Luxembourg and four Das- Tbgethsr with Florida's other tax-paying power companies, w e are FLORIDA P O W ER A LI6 H T C O M PAN Y W. Scot! Bums 207 Magnolia Ava. * �* I t■ flin t itgerKenim Boat Nixed By Gtarddlo . H One-Two C H E R R Y HILL, N. J, George Mira of Miami walked off with a -koaatowa* decision ever loot on Cot life 's Jock Coeessoon, hot a remetek has bees arranged far a aeutral alt* sext year. Mira tod Cooesaaon, tm at collect foetbaQ'a moot gla­ morous quarterbacks, Booked up la a tromondona passing •xkibJUoe Saturday to Mi­ ami'* North-South Att-SUr Gome. Mira was declared the Phitty Eagtaa of the National Leaguo. He led the Battler* hi paM resolving and w u third to soaring this yaar. Deaaaa, at jMkaaavttte, to too Skat Battlev to play is tha to play for to* Braneaa. Two othav farms* Battlers already or* with the team — halfbMk AI Froster and fallback Howritt Dawson. 4y footballer* played key rotes to tending tha Chicago Basra to tha wantons dtvtetos shornpbnaktp to the National League this year. Willi* Gallmore waa used *• a running bach and Wlllte Lee plays on the offoaalv* unit. They a n •chaduted to,ha,to th* gam* Deo. t» whoa the Bean play (ha New York Giant* far to* NFL championship to CM- The outlook i t considerably more bleak for twe of last roar's front-running toe an. Mlaateslppl State, defending 8 EC ehawp, took its fifth loos of tho season Friday whoa Texas A A M oklmmod off a victory In tha Blue Bonnet BowL Auburn, tied for sec­ ond spot loot poor, wont down for its third dofoot in five teles Friday, 84-70 to 8MU. Alabama whipped Southern Mlsciasippl Saturday 10-74 and has a 4-1 record. Florida drwppod ha* to Tula* Saturday fa ­ l l sad MlaoiMlpp! gave It* second game of tho eoaaon to Memphis State, 98-71. Louisian State's Tigers tost to Maryland 18-48 Saturday at tho Virginia Toeh tourney. Georgia hoe won only om of Its ftvo games this year, and wm Idle over the woeknd. Tulane loot 14-77 to Arkan­ sas State Saturday, sad it wm eighth straight lleklng for Uu Greenlee who have yet to see daylight COURT-LY BALLET — The** c a m pirouette central* on • loooe, descending!*!!. The action w victory over Notre Dune at Champaign, 111. Illii Larry Hinton Ja 48. It figures to bo a mighty cold day Saturday when the Boston Patriots and Buffalo Bills meet In the American Football League's Eastern Di­ vision playoff hut the winner can expect • warm recaption om week letor to Son Diego. Tho San Diego wosthsr should bo sunny end tho Son Diego Chargers hoL The Chargers *Ha cked tho Weston Division crown Sun­ day with a M-n rout against to* Denver Broncos sad now have a two-weak atratch to sun-Mtkad California to pre­ pare for to* AFL * title play­ off against tb* Eastern Di­ vision winner i t Ban Diifo, Jen. I. The BUU and the Patriots. W L t Prt. PP PA •Boston 7 4 1 838 837 187 •Buffalo 7 6 1 438 804 191 Houston 8 8 0 A39 108 871 New York 8 8 1 J4I 749 $99 * Playoff for division MU*. Western Division Sen Diego 11 8 0 .784 388 $55 Oakland 10 4 0 .714 $83 888 8 7 8 4 8 8 847 883 X. City Denver 1 11 1.114 SOI 471 Kansas City 49, New York 0. Oakland 53, Houston 49. Ban Diego 58. Devon 80. Announce Match W O R C E S T E R . Maas. (UPI) — Promoter 8am 811verman announced Bunday that Joey Baattio of Syracuse, N. Y.. will most Frankie Cooper of Valley Stream, N. Y., in an eight-round bout at Mechanics Hall Thursday. Baallio U a brother of former welterweight champion Car­ men Baailio. who onded their ragular Ma­ son lost weekend with 7-4-1 reeofdi, dash next Saturday afternoon at Buffalo in tem­ perature t h a t undoubtedly will b* freexing. Coach lid Glllmaa sad his Chargers will be waiting to thaw out tho utoast. Tho Chargers weren't tha only hot team to the league on the final Sunday of tho regu­ lar Mason. Tho Oakland laidera edged tho Hou'.ton Odors, 13-41, to tho highest searing AFL gam* aver played. De­ spite too wta, tho Bolden failed in their game try to overtake San Diego. The Kan■so City Chiefs drubbed too Now York Jets, 4S-S in too other gam* played. In winning toe Western Di­ vision title for the third time In four Masons, too Chargers finished with an 114 record, ooo gam* ahead of Oakland. In their first two playoff ven­ turis, la 19S9 and 'Si, too Chargers loit both times to Houston. Paul Low* scored two touchdowns, on runs of IS and 6g yards, and gained 113 yards in 17 carries for Son Diego. The Charier* scored to* first four times they had poiMiilon of the boll, yet they led only 31-17 at half­ time. Don Breaux, rookie Denver quarterback, hit on eight straight psM attempts during the fln t half to keep hla team in t h a gam*. Howavar, Qeorgo Blair's to-ysrd Bold goal e n d Laws's SS-yard touchdown run pulled the Chargers swsy in the third period. And with Mconditring quarterback John Hodi t ■king over for most of tho flaoi quarter, they broke the ism * wide spot with a points. Mlks Mercer at Osklsnd kicked a H ysrd field gosl with 4:17 remaining to bsat tha Oilers. At least four roeards won att la tho gsme. la addition to the 101-po!at total, Clan Daniels sat an AFL sea­ son rushing record of 1,091 yards and Art Powell ciught four touchdown paasaa. Dso­ lela galeed 159 yards Sunday, giving him two mora yards than tho record set last yaar by Buffalo’s Cookie Gilchrist. Tbm Flores completed aia touchdown passes, o m loss Uua the AFL racord; Georg* Blends who holds that mark, throw five TD pastes. Oak­ land lalntd 407 yards by pasting and 111 by rushing for a M-yard total offsnsa that alto w u a slngla-gama mark, Tha JUld«r», who won only on# gsma in 1943, dosed out the 'is sossoa with eight straight wins and a tout of 10. Lan Dawson completed four touchdown pities and deltatlva tackle Jerry Msys ran t l yards to tears with a re­ covered fumble u the Chiefs drubbed tho Jete in line-de­ gree westher. fonf-Orlande Sensei Club at Its official oponlag Christmas night Denny Mae was a national A-tJ ratlag her* tael wiater and ha was extremely popu­ lar with the fan# to he regiatered nine first#, three **eends and on* third in only 18 starts. Hla nine wins were Just two off the high score for the sesson. On March ninth last Denny demonstrated his talents by defeating the great Velvet 81s la the eecond of ton Inter­ city match races with Jack­ sonville. Velvet Sis hod taken the first half of the too con­ tests the week previous. Starlight kennel’s Hypnotlque competed at Palm Beach loot winter where she attained a national D-S rating. Then In the tough competition at Taunton last cummer she boosted her rating to A-S and made a big advsnea up the Udder to fame when ah* out­ ran some of the country's fastest greyhounds in winning the Taunton gold collar last September. Denny Mae aehooled to throe vletoriea in l i.» , S1.T7, and 31.58. The 11.18 clocking waa the fastest schooling time made. Hypnotiqu* has two schooling wins to her credit COLUMBIA, B. C. <UPI)— NABCAR's "Rookie-of-the* Year” and a young untested millionaire will team together on tho NASCAR circuit be­ ginning In February at Day­ tona Beach, Fla, Billy Wade of Spartanburg, voted the best now driver in NASCAR circlet to 190, and Graham Shaw, a 77-year-old local aporteman who ha* been eueceieful In sports car driv­ ing, will hit tha stock ear ovals as a twoeom*. Wad* will leave the Cotton Owens team h* drove with this year. The young duo hea not yat decided what nuke of 1984 ear they will drive e t the circuit. Shaw eaJd R could be a Ford, Mercury, Dodge, Ply­ mouth or Chevrolet. (HP!) - of the South'# 0-14 victory— but the two are due far an­ other mooting in the Senior Bowl at Mobile, Ala., oa Jan. Don Troll, statistically the top poster In the nation for the peel two Masons, also staged a spectacular aerial dlspUy to lead Baylor to a 14-7 victory over Louisiana State In the Bluebonnet Bowl i t Houston. But the only passing done at Philadelphia's frigid Lib­ erty Bowl was by the fens, who passed up Mississippi State's 14-13 victory over North Carolina State la record numbers. Both Mira and Concsnnon, who already have signed with the San Francisco Forty Nlnera and the Philadelphia Eagles of (ho National Foot­ ball League, respectively, turned in thoroughly profess­ ional performances in the North-South contest. Mira, playing before a hometown crowd of 19,120 et the Orange Bowl, connected on 27 of 43 passes for 339 yards and two touchdowns to steer the South from a 14-0 deficit. The 14 Northern points were the work of Concsnnon, who scored one TD and pass­ ed for the other while ac­ cumulating * total of 337 yards. All the North's scoring wss crammed Into the first period. Concannon drove the Yankees T3 yards to the RebeU’ sight Ut* in tha opening Mtsion. But on a third-down situation, Coach Bump Elliott replaced Concannon with George Bork of Northern Illinois, and the threat died. Trull shredded tha LSU pa** defense for 38 completions during the day, but the Bears didn't reach the end tone un­ til the fourth quarter. Trull passed sevtn yards to end Jim Ingram to tie the game at 7-T, then hit Ingram with another TD toss for 13 yards and the victory. Louisiana State had taken an early 7-0 lead In the open­ ing period on Buddy Soefter'i eight-yard scoring dash, but the crowd of 30,000 saw Trull easily t r u e the Bluebonnet um ANCHOR—Stan Hind­ man, l&-year-old 288pound s o p h o m o r e guard, is the star of the Mississippi line which deploys against Ala­ bama In the New Or­ leans Sugar Bowl Jan. 1 By United Pres* International Wilt Chamberlain and Wayne Hightower have trav­ eled aimilar road* and are ready to plneh hit for each ether at the drop of a basket­ ball. The San Francisco pair, wbo played for Overbrook High School in Philadelphia and tha University of Kansu, combin­ ed for 69 point* Sunday In the Warriors* 118-104 victory over tha Philadelphia 7B#r*. Chamberlain scored . 40 points after being shutout in the fln t period. But while the 76cn were nixing Wilt in the opening quarter, Hightower picked up the slack to keep Ban Franeiaeo in the gams. Hightower’* 79 point* were his highest total is the pro ranks. Bob Pettit seorod 73 points and Cliff Hagan added 20 as the 8L Louis Hawks beat tha Baltimore Bulleta, 118-104, In the only other fin e . Walt Bellamy had 38 points for the Bulleta. CM kM ilN Dfek Tiger It •owt" m challenger far Joey Gterdolk'a middleweight « t « i and Robin (Hurricane) Colter k confi­ dently o fferee 1100,000 to C«t the title abet. Obeying the World Boxing Association (WBA), cham­ pion Gtentetto of Cherry Hitt today anui wanl the aban­ donment of p in e for a re­ turn title fight with Tiger of Nigeria, from whoa Joey won the 180-pound crown at Atlantia City, Dee, 7. A t the e a se time, Joey ■mocked hie liye ever a $100,000 guarantee for a defense against top contender Carter of PaUraoa, N. J-, who blast­ ed ent a aeuaUonal flntround knochoat orer world welterweight 147 p • n n d champion Emtie Griffith et Pittsburgh Friday night "I'm aorry I ca n t make my f ln t defence against Tiger” the champion explained. -He woe good enough to give a y my ehot and wo had • gentleman’* agreement that If Tiger toot, he would get tin t shot a t a e In • retain bout. But the WBA hoe asked me not to go through with It because of the WBA rule ■gainst return boats.* The $100,000 guarantee for n defense against Carter was offered by Carmen Tcdtschl, Carter’* manager—a wealthy building contractor of Saddlebrook, N. J . Tedtschl Mound champion Joey that the $100,000 would bo pieced In escrow when the fight woe signed and that the Madison Square Garden Box­ ing Corporation p r o b a b l y would be the promoter. Top Rating NEW YORK (UP1) — Tha United Slates Pol* Associa­ tion today rated Robert Skene of Santa Barbara, Calif., th* only 10-goal player In th* nation. Harold Barry of Trueeott, Tex., Dr. William R. Llnfoot of Santa Barbara and Lewis Smith of E u t Aurora, N. Y. were lilted u the only nine-goal playtrt. Breaks Record MOSCOW (UPI) — Lidia Skoblikova of Russia broks her own world ipood skating racord by one-tenth of a see* ond Sunday when aha covered 1,000 meters in om minute, 34.8 seconds, it was report­ ed by Tbm agency from Chel­ yabinsk, Siberia. POST TIME 8:10 PJM. fp * * r t.tA jM m S / . 3 & 702, 9Jo*rc*A O iM K > r x M * M eo w * . M * * f/ * * t* c & w * watitP*r Mtrrtx* Russia Tied KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) — Chuck Stuart arored twice Sunday to bring about Knoxvilte'a 4-4 tlo frith a Russian National* All Star hockey team. WITH TRADITIONAL OPENING NIGHT INAUGURAL • COMFORTABLY HEATED GLASS • ENCLOSED GRANDSTAND Popular Prices • THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT JERRY COLLINS, Chma. Of Board "When Tho Top Doge STOCK UP FOR HO LIDAYS SEE IT! HEAR m ON NBC TV CHANNEL 2 RADIO STATION W K IS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28,4:45 P. M. 7:40MH S d Brouiht toyoubyTbi Savings iad U u FiundaUoi tit HUES NlftHTlI L a d ies Night ’XUM&te BAR AND PACKAGE 2(0.1 ORLANDO DR. FRONTON MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO �* Accelerated State Gro Bryant today that Florlda’a pace of growth wtB accelerate “quan­ titatively and qualitatively" ■aot certain to be the Demo­ cratic nominee tor proaidmt next year, the Florida Gover­ nor aaid the Sunshine SUtc probably will return to the Democratic told, after giving Ha electoral vote* to the Bepublican nominee la the p u t three olecttoaa. “Chaagee i n Mbetantially in proved" with Johnson in­ stead of President Kennedy in office, ho Mid. He told newiraen the pre»Meat called him Saturday bat Biyato *>• eat tad the call waa caacelled. He u id he did not know what Johnson had oo hla mlod "but If he waata la talk, hell cell back.** The laat tin e Bryant tatted to Johoioo, It waa to fire hla consent to cbanfiaf the name of Capo Caaareral to Capo Kcnaedy. Governor Bryant aaid he will aupport U. 8. Sea. Speseard Holland lor re-election, hut that the type of aupport will be limited to hla feeling that a goreraor ehould aot ute the power of the office to Influence the outcome of aa election. He aaid he feelo euro Hoiland win run. Aakad If Hoilead bad told him ao, he flret replied "yea,'* then qualified It by eaytaf "net la aa navy «orda but 1 fot that Imprtss,00-" Bryaat said he did net think former Gor. Leroy Collina will run, although he haa aot tatted to ColHia. He aaid bo hoaod the prodiction oa "what little I know at the situation." On another subject, the gov* craor aaid be did aot «Mnh there would he la y conflict between pleaa of the yiorida Iaatltnta for Ooatlaaiag Ual- raaH y Studies (FICUS) and the Board of Control in Pro* grama to offer graduate engiaeeriog counea ta the Cape Caaareral area. Discussing ptaaa of FICUS to eatabllab i graduate centar tor engineering la the area, he aaid there need he no conflict with the board'a Geneiya program to extend University of Florida engi­ neering eouraee to that area through educational television. He pointed out that FICUS Ita own but usei protestor* from the aalrertitlea "which offer* certain built-la safe* guard* agalait duplication. ‘T am aore the Ualreralty of Florida would not aet up comptlng program*," ha aaid* He alao laid th e n waa great need tor FICUS to of* for facilities for advanced training of taachers. He aaid than alio la a need lor ftata anivcralUea to eoatlaoa this vital wo-k. ‘BAILOR OP THB MONTH’ award* ta VAH-7 war* received recently by AM(H)/2 Edward E. Doty and AMA/2 George R, Beck at the San­ ford Naval Air Station. Presenting thn awards waa Cdr. Heath, oc VAH-7. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A controversy between Pen­ tagon civilian and military G fcouea over the eventual ala* of the Mtnuteman missile force is going to be put be­ fore Prceident Johnson. I t w m reported Sunday that the federal budget to be n n t to Congress next month calls for defense spending of more than $10 billion in the fiscal year beginning July 1. _ The current estimated millM tary outlay is $51 bllUcn. The major budget contro­ versy wil be laid before the President by the Joint Chiefs ef Staff at a scheduled meet­ ing Dec. SO at the LBJ Bench In Texas. It concent future purchase of the aelld-fuel Mlnuteman missile. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara and hla staff be* Here the Air Force needs UOO of the intercontinental rockets by mld-lMt. Gen Curtis E. LeMay, All Force chief cf staff, wants 1,950 by tha same period. Both LeMay and McNa­ mara base their goals on what they believe would be needed to survive a surprise ICBM attack and still destroy targets to Russia. Tha final budget aessieu •Iso will permit the President to examine Pentagon plana to trim money requests for new army weapons by aa much as $1 billion under the current year’s $3J blUkn. Other big money cuts for Funeral services for Jin the new defense budget are Nathan Spurr, nine, of 450 b^ing aimed at weapons for E. Semlnola Boulevard, Cas­ the s t r a t e g i c retaliatory selberry, who died Friday fortes. With no more bomber* from injurlei received to an bslng built and the heaviest automobile accident in Winter missile expenditure* behind it, Park Thursdiy, were sched­ the Pentagon ha* sharply cut uled for 2 p.m. today at the new money in the strategic Ktogawood Baptist Church on field. Lee Road with Rev. Hoyla By the end of tha year, tha Bowman officiating. Burial to U. 8. ballistic missile force follow to Greenwood Ceme­ will comprise 091 operational tery. weapons on land and underBorn In Miami, he and his sea—123 Atlas, tOS Titan, 300 family moved to Casialberry Mlnuteraen and 160 subma­ five years ago from Holly­ rine-launched Pclaria. wood. He was a member of The immediate Issue la the Ktogswood Baptist Church whether to buy an additional where hla father, the Rev. 50 or 150 Mlnutemen mis­ John A. Spurr, la pastor. siles during the next fiscal Survivors, other than his year. parents, are brothers, John J r. and Joel Lee Spurr, of Casselberry; sisters, Mrs. Eileen Phillips of Delray FOOD ORDER 4th S t & Sanford Ave. Plenty Of Fret Parking la Hour Of Storn FRESH LEAN PORK 1100 W . 13th S t Quantity R igh ts Reserved SOUTHERN PEACH SU G A R LEAN MEATY SPARE Packed In Heavy Syrup SPECIALS TENDER, TASTY BEEP POT Hershey or Henderson HUNTS SAXET CURED HICKORY SMOKED Garden Chapel Home for Funerals In charge of ar­ rangement*. Playboy Dodge Is Dead At 63 g Dodge was pronounced dead of "cardiac failure" at 6:55 p. m„ a hospital spokesman •aid. With him at the hospital were his lUtcr-to-law, Mrs. Florence Sismin; her sister, Mrs. Mix cine Clements, eod Dodge’s attorney, Douglas Fatteraon. His mother, Mrs. Horace Elgin Dodge, 93, and his fifth wife, former showgirl Gregg Sherwood Dodge, were reportad en route from Florida when he died. Funeral service* for Ed­ ward Eugene Jammcs, IS, of Paola, who was burned to death ihortly after 7 a m. Sunday to the fire of a tworoom tree house at Paola School, will be held at 3:10 p.m. Tuesday at the Pinat r e a t Assembly of God Church. Ray. E. J. Ready of Tampa will officiate. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Two other youths, Marion Jammea, 15, brother of the (stilly burned boy, and Char­ les Jarrett Jr., lfl, who also spent the night in the tree bouse but slept in another room, aacaped. Both said they attempted to reach the trap­ ped youngster but were driv­ en back and forced to evacu­ ate by llamas which appar­ ently started when the de­ ceased lighted a candle ha bad kept under his bed dur­ ing the night. The house, of cardboard, tin and wood construction, was located approximately l i feet off the ground. Forest rangers were called to the scene but were helpless to save the boy’a life. The youth Is survived by bis parents, Mr. and Mrs Richard E. J ammu; brotb- Car Kills Woman f JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Mrs. Blanche Stone of Jack­ sonville died Saturday In a hospital from injuries received when ehe was thrown from a car in a collision on Beach Boulevard Friday. Hours Set Hours at the North Orlando Village office, for thto week only, will be from 9 a.m. uni ' noon on Thursday and Fri. . Mrs. Barbara Peters, Vt-.age clerk, announced to* * dn- F ig Leaf Stolen 11 E M E L HEMPSTKAD, England (UPI)—A controvtv. sial fig leaf, ordered placed on the bronie statue of a nak­ ed discus thrower here by city officieli, waa stolen Sunday. PILLSUUUY SUGAR MAXWELL HOUSE FAMILY SIZE LOAVES WINTER GARDEN FROZEN ARMOUR CLOVP.KBLOOM BUTTER Z JEWEL 49* LIMIT ONE WITH S.M ORDER BLUB SEAL 1*1.11. HOLIM O LEO . 10c ...................................... LIMIT I WITH 5.60 ORDER KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP LIMIT I SALAD DRESSING. qt. 49c Limit 1 With $5 Food Order APPLE CHERRY PEACH ^ Shortening 3 LB. CAN <* �HemerocaDu Circle Heats Anniversary Reception For Rev. And Mrs. Ti Mr. and Mr*. H. H. Nickel, nan and Mr. nod Mr*. V . B. Kirby honored the eeeple with n reception for friend* *t the Mkkefaoa home on BriareUff yesterday afternoon. The Timm* at* native* of Banbury, England and wore married at the Marlborough Methodist Church in Banbury Dee. 28, 1913. Bar. Timm* marked for the gorornmont daring World War I, and they came to this country 1a An* gnat, 1M4, settling in Michi­ gan. After a few year* there, ho became a member of tha Methodist Conference a n d aerrod churches In that area until Ms retirement In 10M. The eoupls moved to Sanford In December of that year and make their homo a t 2430 Myrtle Avenue. Since hla retirement, he and Ms wife organ l*ed Grace Methodist congregation, holdlag service#; hi the Plnerrest School for three months. At that time the Florida Confer, once appointed Rev. Parsons to tha church, After a short time at the Centsnary Metho­ dist Church, Gainesville, Bov. Timms was appointed for one year to tho Ebeneser Metho. dlat Church. He was Instru­ mental In the purchase of the land whsra the new church building stands. Us has been visiting pastor at First Meth­ odist Church here In Sanford and In churches In Winter Park, Oviedo, Geneva nnd Or­ lando, He teaches the Men'* Bible Class at First Metho. Late Shoppers gives you such HIGH QUALITY AT SUCH LOW COST! Garden Talk The December meeting ef Heneroealll* Circle m i bald at the Lake Mary bene ef Mr*. Frank Leone. The meet­ ing wai opened with the member* repeating the Lord'* Carolyn. H all Betrothed To Lt. Thomas Stegman chairman, Mrs. Eric Vlhlen, Introduced Mrs. J . L. An­ drews, garden therapy chair­ man of the garden chib. Mrs. Andrew* explained that gar­ den therapy is working with people and helping them do thing* for ihemeelves rather than doing It for them. Refreshments were er red to the member* during a so­ is the sister of Mr*. Jack cial hour. Erickson, Sanford. The groom-elect was grad­ uated from Loyola College Altamonte and In currently stationed nt the Naval Air Stalk*, VAH11, DeL I. The wedding will be an event of Jan. 4 at tha Naval Air Station Chapel. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley R. Evanoo, Orlando, former resi­ dents of Dol Ray Manor, an­ Children nounce the birth of a daugh­ ter, Christine, Dec. S at Flor­ CAROLYN JANETTE HALL ida Sanitarium Hospital. The Are Visited new arrival baa two slsteri, Charlsse, By Santa Sandra, nine. Sandra spent two days Florida Power and Light with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bartoa, Dol Company employes entertain­ Ray Manor. Maternal grand­ ed their children with n parents are Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ Christmas party at the Civic Center. bur ReinhoId, Orlando. Cindy, cake and punch Beef, pork, turkeys, pecans, of Agriculture’* list of plenti­ Its easier to say "I can't was served to the youngster* peanuts, apples and cranber­ ful food* for December says afford U" than to sweat and Santa Clsu* arrived to Myrtle Wllaon, home demon­ through payments for some­ distribute toys and gifts to ries. That* the IT. S. Department stration agent. The featured the children. thing you can't afford. items are beef and pecans. Personals REV. AND MRS. WILLIAM ED TIMMS dfet hare, end Mrs. Timms has been a teacher of the Truthseekers Class. The couple has travelled widely during their SO yeara of marriage, vlaltlng aeven countries. They have a reputatlan as "the children's friend" end rightly so, for much of their time has been devoted to working with young people. On Christmas afternoon Ministers nnd Doctoia will call at the Timms home dtiring an open house they will have to celebrate the day, He fa president of R< Melhcdlst Preacher* As tiuu in the Or Inndo arei many of them *r« aspect call during th* »pp< hour*. Th* Timme will h special treat for their g one full of sentiment, brother had an English ding cake, elmller to th served on their wedding baked and flown over fc celebration. Mrs. Ralph . and Mrs. led Williams w slat the Timms in entertr und iJrbby Jarvis will b ler hostess. CR EA TIV E W OMAN See this lovely panel com* to life as you work the easy cross-slilchus In vibrant colNo. 3021-H has hot-lrun transfer for 10x13'' design; color chart. To order send 33 cents in coins for each iwltcrn to: Creative Woman The Sanford Herald llox -133. Midtuun Station New York 13. N. Y. Add 10 cent* fur firat-cUis mailing. Print name, address with rone, style number ami slir. OVER 3.i YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old pool office; 101 13INCHES CarpcU * Furniture Tile * Pianoa • Rental Hedn Plentiful Foods For December The department expect* II per cent more beef to go to market this December than last. Not only will there b* more cuttle available but they'll weigh more. For con­ sumers, this means lots of good beef at attractive retail prices. Pecans, the other featured Item, are also having a big year—the biggest ever. The | crop is forecast at a record 297 million pounds, four times larger than in 1M2. You’ll Und plenty of pecans on gro­ cery shelves — both shelled and in the shell. So put an ex­ tra portion of pecan* in your holiday nutbowl and add them generously to C h r i s t m a s cookies, salads and cake Ic­ ings. December pork marketings also will be larger than last year. Turkey marketing* pro­ bably wilt be down slightly from a year ago and prices may be a little higher, but turkey will still b* one of your best holiday buys. Apples and cranberries con­ tinue on the plentiful list— with Washington delicious ap­ ples at especially good retail SANTA CLAUS mtuie an curly visit to children of members of American pricea. The apple crop is fore­ Legion Auxiliary Pont B3. Ladies of the anxiliury entertained the children cast at 122 million bushels; with a party, hud n Christman tree, nerved refrenhmentn anti Santa dis­ the cranberry harvest at 3,tributed ntm-kingn of assorted delights for tho young, nnd gifts from his 321,000 barrels. bulging pack. As for peanuts—eat all you want The 1963 crop la esti­ Fluid squirting from the mated at 1,910,000 million pounds. core of a golf ball atter it has been punctured may in­ jure the rye, the American Now Featuring Academy of Pediatrics cau­ Our Own "Flocked” KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP1) indlvklusliiU since they i tions. Such an accident was re­ - I t took more than 100 years «1 to ‘aha their cue fror Christmas Trees ported in the unusual acci­ for Santa Claus to develop »“* ^criptio. White — Pink — Blue , . . Santa in Clement M< dents rolumn of the Acad­ Into the roly poly, way cheek- ,.The NJ|ht lu,fnr# c emy's newsletter. A child had Priced From ff.0 0 up ed, twtnkty-eyeii seasonal mali» Moore's poem, patiently peeled 230 yards of visitor ws know today. nally titled "A Visit elastic off a golf ball. He Since the early 1800’s San- St. Nicholas," was pub] SANFORD thm punctured the rubber la has posed in the guise of in 1823. St. Nick, wrote II FLOWER SHOP core of the ball. The fluid a tiny pixie-like midget, a was chubby and plump, from the core squirted into Car. E. 1st A Seefeed Av*. PA M822 FA 9-803 black bearded buccaneer, a ry, lively and quick, "A his eye, Injuring it. twlrly-moustached dude, a jolly old elf." wispy-haired beardless giant, Rut Santa remained re a sandle-shod ghost, e bald cntly Inconsistent \ elfin with a large turned up Moore's description untl no.se, a gaunt stringbean, and HMD's when a famed c a moat of other apparitions. turiat of that period, Th Artists of the mid-19th een- Nast. began drawing tury must have been rugged Claus on magazine cove SELECTION O F C A R A V EILE AIMES AND M EN S WATCHCS1 ITh* Guaranteed STOCKING! A New Pair Free If It Kuna From Top Or Toe Into The leg Areal COWBOY BOOTS - From $1.33 KADERS SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK Here's news of an Important drycleaning advancement from Down­ town Cleaners. A major scientific ad­ vance in drycleaning technology is new In operation et Downtown Clean­ er). 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Wall, it >aam> a gift was bought tor tto, aad through w n t mistake, m r husband's nano got on tba card. Ha got a niea peroooal "thank you" born the boil hlmialf, but ha didn't tall tba bait that hla nama got oa tba card by mlitaba, aad ba dida't deserve •ay thanki. Tba office peoPla think a y husband abauld kick In whh flva denars siaea ha get credit lo r being in on the gilt. What do you think T DEAR ABBY: A girl wW works with us got a gen* ulna mink stole from her boy friend tor Christmas. What do you think she giro him? THE OFFICE GANG DEAR GANG: it wasn't the cold shoulder. • • a DEAR READERS: TW Houston PolJca Department prepared Ten Easy Rules for Raising a Delinquent And here they are: 1. Begin at Infaney to giro tba child everything ha wante. In this way ba will grow up to believe tba world owes him a living. 1 When ha picks up bad words, laugh at him. This will make him think ha's cute. 3. Never give him any aplritual training. Walt un­ til be is It, and then k t him "decide for himself." 4. Pick up everything he loaves lying around—books, shoes, clothing. DO every* thing for him so that ho will bo experienced to throwing all responsibility on others. 3. Quarrel frequently to ins wire DEAR WIFE: Haring ac-. aaptad tba unearned "thank you", your husband ibould kick to with the five del- I k presence. la this will not be toe when the home Is broken later. «. Giro a child all the spending money W wants. Never k t him earn M* own. Why should he have things as tough as you had then? 7. Satisfy his every crav­ ing tor food, drink and con­ tort. Denial may load to harmful frustrations. I. Take hts part against neighbors, teachers, police­ men. They are s’.l prejudic­ ed against your child. 9. When he gets into real trouble, apologise tor your­ self by saying "1 never could do anything with him." 10. Prepare tor a life of grief. You are bound to have R. * a * What's on your mlndf For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby. Boa 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. I Authentic "Hummel" cera­ mic figurines have been topranking collector's i t e m s among fans of all ages tor Dearly a quarter-century and • favorite gift item. Hide exclusively by the W. Goebel Company of Bav­ aria, West Germany, they are I n s t a n t l y recognizable by % the meticulous craftsmanship, subtle coloring, and the in. dented "M. I. liummcl" seen oa the base of every piece. The secret of these figur­ ines' appeal lies In their un­ affected, childlike, caught-lnaction feeling. Bo it a little Hr! clutching a few wilted poairo, a young boy merrily ob toe way to market, or a V child frolicking with pets, their moods sad manners are typical of liny people the woeld ever, and reflect the Gwall nay Jew elers M4 I. Park FA 3-*M s a Q i FOR HER CHRISTMAS W e Suggeat A New Frost Proof Refrigerator • DISHWASHER WASHER and DRYER OR A NEW FLAIR RANGE Quail(y Merchandise la Always Tha Bant Buy She wouldn't k m gotten la this Jam If ah* and Banker Mooney (Gale Gor­ don) hadn't insisted that Vlr was responsible for celling damage caused by her eon. Reading of the lease reveal# Viv could become the legal owner of the bouse and Lucy, with the help of Mooney, de­ cides to eteal the lease aad destroy i t M:M p.m. CBS. The Danny Thomas Show. The Intend­ ed warmth of this show does­ n't quite coma off, due la great part to the aeript’a la­ boring too heavily tba "I# there really a Santa Clauaf" theme. First comes Danay'a frustration at having forgot­ ten to buy a Christmas tree and having to settle fro a Television Tonight MONDAY P. 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DEEP FRIED GOLDEN BROWN SO U T H E R N FR IED C H IC K E N SERVED WITHi PRBNCH FRIES — TOSSED GREEN SALAD — HOT ROLLS A BUTTER — ICED TBA OR COPPER T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G COR? lit E<RCMAGNOLIA* P PHONECF A l S m DOWNTOWN SANFORD Room Mala morin ■ay Wkaa Hpnnlih l,*a#oR* M lk* \V * lh r i Now , Word fur Word I Lara Lucy D-cam brr Hr Id* R I T l Delicious Sanford, Fig. Seminole TV mrtbro frus­ tration gi daughter Linda'* (Angela Cartwright) seeming lack e( the Christmas apiriL to Damp enlists Cep* AMo (Bernard Pot) t o ____ Linda'* faith ta laata Claus, British stylo. 0:34-10 p.m. NBC EoOy. wood aad tha iU n . "lha am aad Only Bing.” A eery inter­ esting biography of Blag Crosby, lhanka mostly to a generous azaouat of a t i l I photos showing Btag as a col­ lege student and Ala shots of him golfing aad horseback riding. lb-U p.m. NBC. stog Along with Miteh. (Color) (Reran) Mitch's Christmas shew fol NEW YORK (U rit-C ookie favvagetto Is best known for breaking up BUI Uev*nV nohitter in the 1947 World Series while playing for tha Brooklyn Dodgare against tha New York Yanktes. Oddly, Cookia got only two hits in 17 world strict at-bats for a .118 batting average. Hie other bit came in the 1*41 clastic. Your AulhorUcd Frlgidalra Dealer 322-3883 7:30-1:30 p m. NBC. Mood*r Night it the Movies. "The Power end the Prise." Inter­ national big business presents the background tor this 19M release starring Robert Tay­ lor, Burl Ives and Elisabeth Mueller. Though engaged to his boss's niece, a young bus­ iness executive (Robert Tay­ lor) falls In love with a refu­ gee with a mysterious past (Miss Mueller) while on a business trip to Europe. •:30-9 p.m. CBS. The Lucy Show. Worth the wait is the climax of this funny script where Lucy (Luellle Ball) dangles precariously from the rooftop of her home and lit­ erally goes fishing for an im­ portant lease through the win­ dow of Vlv'a (Vivian Vance) TV RENTAL T V Time Previews Breaker-Upper G. H. HIGH SANFORD dtiqhiiqhJtA Records aad books are good cboleea for almost all teens, boy or girl. The important thing Is to keep in mind the type of teen you're gifting. 2445 French Ave. 1700 W. FIRST Make Your Yule Baubles Tested Recipes For The Holidays Figurines Appeal As Top Items For Collectors 9 PLASTIC STARCH and paper napkin atrip* make a new kind of papier mache to work into Christman ornament*. Here the strips are lay­ ered on a balloon to make a ball for the tree. Armed with plastic starch, flowers, braid or what you • • • For Abby's booklet, “How and paper napkins you can1will. The procedure Is th* To Have A Lovely Wed­ make holiday balls for the same i s for paper mache, but ding" send SO cents to Ab> t m or other decorations, I using paper napkins. by. Bos 33*1, Beverly Hill*. trimmed with paint, sequins. Soft, but not too soft, piper napkins are easier to work Calif. with and dry to a smoother texture sod prettier colors. Plastic starch is used in place of paste. By Oswald Jacobv Set out a bowl of starch, then blew up * balloon four to played the nine from ten- Any reek worth her salt six inches high for the base. nine-email and decide instead wants pleasure from prepar­ Brace the balloon In a small that it is either from tsn-nino ing food. Yet, for many wom­ glue. Now tear napkins into K ll or queen • nine doubloton, en, toe holiday* represent itripe, six Inches long, one » )< inefe wide. Tear, don't cut quoon-ton-nlns or Just a sin­ slavery ever a hot stove. K f ITS Use an electric blender as napkin*. Th* "hairs" at torn gleton nine. will ese that It makes the chef'e helper, and you can edges have better slicking dfll AQltH noHodifference what he dcea if simplify kitchen chores and power. Dip napkin strip in VJ1O04 9111 bowl of starch and place on the nine was from queen-ten- save hours of hard work. A ll! 4 ATI nine or ton-nine, but that if One blender, tor example, balloon. Make criss-cross pat­ *QII 41014 It happened to bo played from will mince onions; mix pan­ tern covering balloon com­ SOUTH 0 » queen-nine douhleton ho will cakes; grate cheese; blend pletely until paper is about HAST • 9 KTII do one trick better if ho rise* batters; even fresh-grind the the layers thick. Let dry. with the king of clube on the coffee. It will also liquefy, When ball Is stiff, puncture >A0 second club lead and pluck* churn, puree, emulsify, ho­ balloon and remove. Deco­ No one vulnerable rate to any one of many ways mogenize—and chop. that quota. Wort North Bart Here are two tested recipes, and nttacb ribbon or braid Expert South will want 1N.T. Pise |N .T. Paso that extra trick and will go using ■ blender, from home for hanging. Pass Pass up with the king of clubs. economists. HOT SPICY APPLE West will make his queen Portrait Photo EGGNOG Export South will pause a and South will have no re­ 3 eggs, separated moment after that nine la course except to meko a New Treasured Gift U cup sugar played. He Is likely to ifnora Year'* resolution to beware t)ne Christmas gift you can Dash of salt the possibility that East has of that particular East. be Mure won't be duplicated t t teaspoon cinnamon is a portrait photograph. If Dash of nutmeg you're planning to have one H cup apple Juice taken, now is the time to 4 cups scalded milk m ake_u appointment. 14 cup whipped cream timeless drosms of eternal took her final rows ae • These ways are suggested Mix egg yolks, sugar, salt, childhood. Franciscan nun in 1901. cinnamon, nutmeg and apple to be more photogenic; Ia the convent, ai Sister This wide-eyed, Ingenuous FOR MEN: Dark gray or Juice in blender and blend charm emanates from the ar­ M. Innoccntla, she continued until sugar is dissolved. Add 1 medium blue suits photo­ to make the sketches of chil tist'# deep love and under­ cup scalded milk slowly. Tour graph better than black and standing of children. Berta dren that have since made this mixture into remaining navy blue ones. A man should her and the convent famous Hummel, w h o s o original scalded milk and quickly fold w e a r ■ conservative tie, sketches have been the basis throughout the world. in stiffly beaten egg whites. shave no more than two hours far these ceramic figurines Exclusive rights tor repro Pour into hot eggnog server before he faces the camera, ductlon of three dimensional made by the W. Goebel Co., or carafe and serve topped and ho should forget the fare was one of six children who figurines from the original with mound of w h i p p e d powder, is it makes the face art were given to W. Goebel grew up in a home in Mass­ look chalky in a photograph cream. ing, Btvaria, where music In Bavaria, where a skilled Hr should he about midway HOLLY SPREAD staff of artists began to Iraniand art were ss natural as between haircuts and wear late the sketches into the life­ I ox. Swiss Cheese cut into 1air and water. hie glasses If that is how peo inch cubes like, beautifully colored, hand Born In 19th, she demon­ pie recognize him. If he has 8 pimento-stuffed olives strated her talent and imagi­ finished figures. a hobby, he might cnnsult the U small green pepper When first manufactured, nation at an early ago, be­ photographer about Including ginning by sketching and every design was approved by U cup mayonnaise some aspect of it to give per Put cheese into blender Sister Hummel. Now. a duly painting portraits of her appointed nun at the convent container and cover. Grade tonality to the photograph. young school friends. FOR WOMEN: Cocktail by turning on and off, on and Throughout her format art approval new figurines. type dresses usually have training, including the Acs- Each deign Is made with off. Stop and add olives and flattering necklines and sre green pepper. Cover and turn painstaking care, from the emy of Fine Arts in Munich, perfect for photographs. Steer Berta Hummel continued her moulding of individual arms, on and off once more. Empty clear of stripes, plaids and Into mixing bowl and moisten legs, and other pieces; put warm Interest in children, srhold prints that will detract llstteally as well as person- ting them together by hand with enough mayonnaise to from the focal point: your make a thick paste, chill be­ to make the one perfect unit; ■Uy, * face. An outstanding example of slow, careful glazing processes fore serving. Yield; I'fc cups. the fact that art and religion in various kilns, and met! often go hand in hand. Berta culous hand coloring. All this Hummel entered the Convent It dona by craftsmen a ho are of Sleiien near Salgan and specialists in (he particular phase they carry out. From time to time, a new "Hummel" figurines sketch­ ed by the artist before her death in 1*M, are turned over to the W. Goebel Company for their interpretation in ceramics. * $acohy On fthidqst Thin to Christmas week npd It seems an appropriate time fro gift*. Of course, when o gives a present ho • greater present to return. I t doeaat require much ef­ fort on South’s part to make six no-trump. Ho limply wine the opening heart lead in dummy. Ho plays a clnb to the act, finesses the Jack of clubs on the way back and winds np with five clube, three diamond, three hearts and two spades. However, if East shows a little pseudo-Christmi* spirit and plays the nine or ton of eluho on the first club load an export 8outh la likely to wind up with U tricks In­ stead of 1L fv r ifl Jfon.Bw . "M O W * ^ b tfa r iln g ” Muawhcm M M U i n - i n u m m m m a in nchuck connors * �SIDE GLANCES >/" OKAY— IHERE'G SOME ^ ^OP THE RTUFP TIZZY t h a t j in g l e s . WHEN YOU l JANGLS IT J Court, In and for SEMINOLE County, Florida. and it r v t a copy thertof upon W. E. WINDERW KEDLE. of the firm o f W lndtrw ttdlo, Halnoa S Ward. I l f Park Avenue, South. W inter Park. Florida, A tlorntye for P la ta llff la the above action, on or before the tlh day o f January, A. D. t i l l , alee a Decree Pro Confeaeo w ill bo entered ngalnet you. IT IS ORDERED Ihnl thla be publlehtd In TH E SAN­ FORD HERALD, a nawepaper publlehtd la SEMINOLE Coun­ ty, Florida, onoo each week for four contteu llvo weeke. WITNESS the hand of the Circuit C le rk ........................... . . . Court, , Sem inole County, Florida, thla the 1th day nf DECEMBER, A. II- I l f ) . (SEAL! ............ II. Beckwith. Jr.. Arthur Clerk ot the circu it Court By: Martha T. V lhlta. D.C. WlnderweedW. Halaea S Ward i:d Park Avenue. South W inter Perk, Florida Puhllah Deo. P. II. 3), «P. 1IU CD P-It ■L8^ioS£S44&&/ o te . on our,w cTw zM i 'tm o w tu c x x u Q . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT tX AND FOR SEMINOLE COEN. TT. FLORIDA. NO. laSPB THE LITE INSURANCE COMPANT OF VIRGINIA, a Vlrglnla eorporatlon P la in tiff, *1 g u s s s F s t h s r i s r i g h t M y r o o m d o s s s o r t o f i o w t r M l p r o p e r ty v a l u e r TRUMAN CLARENCE TROUTNER at al. Defendant*. NOTICE OF SUIT THE IT tT R OP FLORIDA T ai Truman Clarence Troutnor, 111 Caren Drive, nirehwoo.l Oardtne, Lvnnhavon, Vlralnls, Mollis H. Trnutner, i l l Caron Drive, CARNIVAL By Dick Turner A?PlMtNC* H lrehw ood G ardens, rvy tm u your anewer with the Clerk of this court and to e-rve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or pU In tlfre aftornaya, whose name and addrtee le Jennings. W e lti, Clarke and Hamilton, 1104 Garnett Bank tlulldlng, Jacksonville 3, Florida, not later than January T. lffe . If you fall to dn so a decree pro confeasu will he entered ifa ln e t you for the relief de- M W U W E /S O TICKS lA TI TOMMHT *1 M M U M i Pecov PAT ( CAWOIIO A BAG FULL O HUCKSL VPV FKCM (R V jtC T A» TIO IT BA* CIAMMtO WITH TAV1RMback jfTCP x e n r e w b piuvnnw. Of MdkBBS J —— _____ . . A f LAHTI J ~ VI — 'And this modsl has s sserst compsrlmsnt In esag you hsvs a tiBn-Bgs dsughtsr with boy frigndtl** Tonopah 3 Itulh Copper ---- .Nevada SSMsaf PE.CASDtMMt? CAMEMHAW#) TODAYf 1 MAM . PBHfsmyr-J AMIRINGIOMA? , SUBS OF THE < POmBlfi EFFECT IT COULD HALE . CM HIM..AT ANY b Yours W’Uh A — ITura Ipta wind tvarj UatvenSj r t Nevada U Central Amertcaa trea II Labor m u g lab.) IdAikaw 1) Qrook torngti CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM IS Nevada city r r y | IT ------ r r u in rr rr FROM AVfNCC Thf MUMMCK9 OP TM UYNN I/a STOP BY OR CALL - FA 2-8321 EXPEBT s er v ic in g D l l PARK DR. SANFORD, FLA, — 4# j MARION E. DTXK HALM, foratorly k n ow s aa MARION E. DYNC. e t Si Defoutsit*. ABENDED I g f K S ST SMV D V E T SA SB P M U R M n a S T t i Olana E. Batch flaid sa d Gloria M. Seteh field. kla w lfa RESIDEACD■la an uakaows atata or country athar thaa tbo S tats of Florida. and m ailing addrtat btlng: IIS M It. AMHCA. USN; Ilta r y Attack gqaadrog 111 V . S. Naval Air Station, Whldbry It land. Oak Har­ bor, W atblagtoa Ton. aro hereby a o tld td that a Complaint to foratloaV a aortata m ortgaga encumberla g tha follow in g describe* roal property to-w lti Lot If. Block "E , COUN. TRT CLUB MANOR. UNIT N a I. according to tk s BON. RUSH. DEAN. LOWN­ DES • van dan BESO. t i t Eaat Central Boulevard. Or­ lando, Florida, and flit tha original Aaawar or other P leading In tba offten o f tha Clark o t tha Circuit Court a s or before tha llt h day of J a a . nary l l l l . If y e « fa ll to da to, a docraa pro oontMoo w ill bo takoa againet y a s far tb s relief demanded Ik Ih t Com­ plaint. Thla Not lea ahull ha poblt th ­ ud onea a w t t h for four ooaoooutlvo wooha Is The g a s ford Horald. DATED thla l l t k day ad D tctm btr, IMS. (SEAL) Arthur H. E tch wtth, Jr. C ltrh o f the Circuit Court By: Marthu T. Vlhtea, D A Andortou, Ruth, Daan. L ow ndtt S vaa don Borg North to Laku Adelaide, thtneo Northeasterly along eatd Lake Adelaide to a point directly North of the Xorthaaal eorntr o( Lot dtS of eatd Subdivision o f land belonging to tha A ltem oato Land. Howl nnd N avigation Co m p a n y, thence South to the North­ ea st eorntr o f aald Lot die, thenoe W est along the Northerly line of la te MS nnd to* to the point ot beginning, being a part ot Lot A ot aald eubdlvIeloiL TOU A nE HERBBT NOTTFIED that tha P la in tiffs ROB­ ERT J. HBNNB and JOAN- T U B STATE OF FLORIDA T * 1IART IIENXS. hie wife, have MART ALICE POPE. tnetltuted eult against you In WHOSE RESIDENCE AND the Circuit Court o f iht Ninth LAST KNOWN ADDRESS Judicial Circuit. In and for ISi ll« PEARL STREET, Sem inole County. Florida, tha BATAVIA, XEW YORK! nature o f the eult la to uulet A sworn Complaint havin g tid e to end rem ove reetvlcbeen filed asalnet you In tha Circuit Court In and for Saminolo County, Florida, by RICH­ ARD H. POPE, for divorce, th s short title o f which It RICH* ARD H. POPE. P laintiff, ver* •us, MART ALICE POPE, Dafendant, these presents are ta commend you to appear and Ilia your Anawer or other de­ fin e s or pleading harela w ith tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court of flomlnolu County. Florida, and servo a copy thereof on P la in tiff! attorney. Carroll Burke. Attorney a t Law. PO . Drawer Z. Sanford. Florida, on or bofora tho llt h day o f Jan ­ uary, A. D. H R . or olherw leo decree pro con fess* wlU ha entered againet you. Tho Sanford Herald le desig­ nated aa a newspaper o f g e n ­ eral circulation In which thla citation shall ha published once each w eek for tour son teru tlve weeke. WITNESS my hand and oftt* d e l seal or tbo Clark a f tha Circuit Court on thin tha l l t k day of Deeombor, A. D. Iplg. (HEAL) Arthur II. Backwlth, Jr. Clerk of tha Circuit Court By: Sandra gL Johnson Deputy Clerk Carroll Burks Attorney for P la in tiff Suite 111 Sanford A Hand* Natlonal Bank Bldg. P. O. Drawer B Sanford, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Publish Deo. 1L M. |R I l f ) S THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Je n . «. D M . CUIT. IN AND FOB SEMI- C D P -IT NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. IBB1B FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration. Plat Book It, paata 13 and If of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. ■ AXDRA BHIFLETT and WITNESS my hand end the A. W. EPPS* D.D.B.. aval of aald Court at Sanford. NOTICE OF SUIT IN Florida, this Ith day of D e­ HOETMAME rORECLOBUEB cember, D e l, TOi SANDRA SIIIFLSTT (BEAL) Residence Unknown Tou, Datendante. ara hersby notlflad that a complaint to foracloee a certain mortsaB* on tho fallow in g described property, eliu ate. litn g and being In Sem inole County. Whole House Comfort 3 JipancM coin GENE Jl- STEPHENSON. i t *!. Defendants n n n « r su rr TV I MILDRED S. BUNDT. JAM ES f t POM. ODOR* OR E. WILSON, T. C. SIMPSON. H R N R T M. CROSS, W. D. KINGSMILL HARRS. GEORGE W . MORSE. THOMAS J. KENXT. JOHN A STU. ART. sa d ELLEN R STU­ ART. kla w ilts B. MAX­ W ELL MeINTTRE and ANNIE K- MEINTTRE. hit w ilt. DANIEL E. JUDD and ETTA M. HADLET JUDD, h it w ilt. ELI SXAVELT and SARAH A SNAVELT, h it w ilt; alt ir i i t i n s and if aar e t th a n ha dtad, Ihta Ihalr unknown halra. darUeea, legatees. grantees, credi­ to rs or athar partita claim ing hr. through. andtr or a fa ln tt thtai. or alth tr ar any o f thorn, and all pereono known or anknow n otatm lac any r iih t, tin t, or lita rta t In and to tha rtal proparty h trtln described or any part tharaof andtr. by. or throash iht tald a b o r t dticrlbad partita, and to any and alt othtr partita e l a t t a l a s any right, title, aad /or intort t l la and to tk t foltow ln s described property, to w lti B eginning a t the Northw att eorntr o f Lot to t of the Subdivision of Land Baton gtng to Iht A lta­ monte Land. Hotel and N avigation Company, ascording to P la t recorded In P lat Book I. Page 1«. o f the Public Records of gtm lnola County. rlerlda. Burke aa such Administrator. Dated th is tho l lt h day « f December. A. D. 1303. Carroll Burke At Administrator or tho Relate of One DuuTherm foltl Ile a l- | John Todorotf Ruetff, De­ er. Model l l i - l . lerlal 143ceased E l) 1 One OE (electric) Range Carroll Burko Model 401SIWK. ler la l TS- Attornay for tha Eetato Atlantia eeoeii 1 Bulla 111 Sanford Bank Building One Hntpolnt feltc) Tlefrl- National Sanford, riorld a aerator. Model 31TEBIT, 1 Publish Dec. 33, SR D f l * Serial U T el) Eleven Venetlea Blinds Jan. I. II. I3IL CDP.J4 (m etal) manufactured by Senkarlk Olaee * Paint Co.. In tk a rower e f tbe Cooney Sanford, Florida, no model Jn d a e . Benelaolo Cooaty, S la w or aerial numbers, a f Florida, la Probate h a t been filed against yon In l a re ib e R elate a d the above styled salt and you aro required to eerva a copy EDWARD LallEAU D ictated . of pour Answer or Pleading to FINAL NOTICE the Complaint on P la in tiffs Notlea la hereby given that attorney. JOSEPH M. MUR- tha underelaned will. *a tho ASKO. P. o . Boa 13), Pern llt h day ot December, A. D. Park, riorlda. and flla tha 1411, proeenl to tho Honorable original Answer or Pleading County Judge af Seminole In the office of the Clerk of County, Florida, bis final re­ the Circuit Court an or be­ turn. account and vouchers, aa fore the llt b day ef January Administrator o t tho Eetato 1341. If you fail to do to, a of Edward LaReau. deceased, decree pro confetea w ill be and at said lim e, then and taken againet you for the re­ there, make application to lie f demanded In the Com­ the raid Judge (or a final plaint. settlem ent o( hie adm lnltlrsWITNESS my hsed and o f­ Itlon o f aald aatate, and fur ficial seal of office et Hanford. [an order discharging him aa Seminole County. Ibis !3lb Say I such Administrator. of December, I34L Dated thla tha llt h day a f (SEAL) , | November. A. D. 1341. Arthur H. Becuwlth. Jr. Gordon V. Frederick Clerk e f Circuit Court ! As Administrator of th ! Ity: Martha T. V lbitn ' Eetato of Deputy Clerk Edward La He e a JOSE I’ll M MURAAXO I Deceased Attorney at Law I Gordon V. Frederick, F. O. Boa 33) | Attornay at Law Fern Park, riorlda 111* K. Commercial Street Pubtlih Dec. 14. 31. 14. D l l * Sanford. Florida. I1TTI Publish Deo. J. 3. IS, 11. IMS Jan 4. DM. ICDO-ISS CDF-41 �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Classified fi© fl.SttVt®® SflHTfl Phone SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD t 322-5(13 322-5(12 PUPPIES for Sale, Half BoaGIFTS FOR THE ton Bulls. Also Bird Bogs. FAMILY Animal H a v e n Boarding r e s p o n s ib il it y : Kennel, FA 1-3732. Th* Herald will aet be l * Carpeting ii n Giftl Sanford epoosibte for n o n than cm Linoleum A Tile Co. 127 W. lacorrcct Inserttoo of year ad, 1st GIFTS FOR HER and m e m i the right to re­ vise or reject aay advertise­ Robes— Quilted A WIncome Smith Corona Portable Type­ writers. "Ttiey’r* tha Best". ment from what ordered to from $10.93. Mary Esther*!, eoafom f t the follcJea of this "Featuring Fashions Juat Halaeo Office Machine Co., 214 Magnolia At*. For You", 200 Park. »*»«• STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: PUN TO GIVE Tore., thru Fri. - 3 F. M. day High Quality Ladies’ Watoftas, Even more fun to receive. before lasertlon. Moau * Sot $1693 up A tax. Guam's Bowling coupon books, tha Jewelry, II* 8. Park. Perfect Ctetstmas Gift. Good far $3.00 of open bow­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: GIFTS FOR GIRLS ling. Turn., thru Fri. - 2 P. II. day JET LANES FA 1-7342 Mao. - s a t To Place Your "Christmas SKATES, Skate Caste, Open Gift Guide" Want Ad phone nightly 7:30-10:30 except PA 2-3811 right sway. Tana. Skate City. TE 9-2474. • O ffice 204 W. First a ^ Legal Notice 12. Ren! Estate For Salt 12. Rml Estate Far Sale 2 BB House with acreages— 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., Incited 1 miles north St. fenced yard. 3106 Old Or­ Johns River on 17-92 Hlway. lando Bd., SoniaDd. Can 137-2292 Eustia for de­ VACANT (-Boom tails. large lot, newly painted In­ side and out, oat S. Sanford Tee *N Green Ave. $3,600 Cash. 4M-4601 Enterprise. Homes In all price brackets. Liberal financing. We have LAKE LIVING SITES n 4 VR, 3 bath at 913,700- 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min­ $400 down, <83 month pays utes Orlando—2 minutes to all. Buy now and get Home­ Interstate 4—Vi Acre with GIFTS FOR HIM stead exemption of $3,000. huge oaks, sand lake spring To Place Your "Christmas your own decorafed—#1108 Full Priea, $20 Gift Guide" Weal Ad ptaooe •par mooch. No down. Cell FA 22611 right eway. owner, Harry Block, Or­ ON YOUR LOT lando. OA 4-6483. Western Shirts, Belts A Buc­ plana or ours, a comkles A Pants. Jim Robson's packago Including Mena Wear, US Magnolia. flaancing. No down payment FHA - VA HOMES 3, I, A 4 BEDROOMS required. Came out today 1. 1V4, A 2 BATHS Athletic, Camping and hunt­ end talk it over with Mr. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM ing equipment, fishing tac­ Laatheroury. kle A boating accessorlea. $100 20th St. to Upsala Rd Robson Sporting G o o d s , Low Monthly Payments A turn North at Church Downtown Sanford, Phooe Per Complete Information FA 3-3661. See Or Call Your LMN Enterprises, Mr. Leatberbury — 322-2746 Hunting Jackets—Mess Kits FH A -V A Or —Union 3 Skates, ArmyUr. Ferguson — TE $-3911 SALES BROKER Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. Stenstiom Realty R m l) Doe. 28, 1968 — Page 11 84. Artktaa Fer Iris SWEETIE PIE By N adine Seltzer SPECIAL XMAS Came On, Dsdl Me able offer refoged. A-l recoodittoaed late ft Ooaaok trade . In m new 1984 Aato. Zig Zap? T h e s e are atraight stitch aad aoam are Zlg Zag Models aa law as $13 to $40, with Guaran­ tee. As little as $2 weekly pymta. Discount for Cash. 104 So. Park, 3229411. BABY Bad ft Mattress, la ­ wn) cabinet, blonde. Va­ cuum clnr. w. attack, laatamatlc camera ft caae$ World B o o k Dkttoaary; Boy’s 28" burn; U" Trlcy. cle; Stereo P o rt Record Player; 17" Port Emerson TV; Maytag Washer. Pk PA 2-6147. 30" Frlgidalrc Elec. Range, good cood-. $30; 11 cu. ft. WeaUagboui* refrigerator, large freeser compartment, $63. Cub or terms, lee *6 132 Hayes Dr. Sanford. 1-Wheel Luggage traitor, ' celleat cood. All steel i two trailer lights, 6x1 $40. See at 122 Hayes Dr. S t Johns Realty 322-2420 THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave. IM $k *iM$nory • D w t B ttfi «irt 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 15. BnstMBB Opportunity LARGE Recliner Chair with foot rest. Good cood. $33. 3 ACRES orange grove, plus SERVICE Statton for IsaM. FA 2-3$00. 3 Bedroom bouso on Up- Good tocatiOB. Only small 22. Built - PaJat • Repair SlAPooltrp • Livestock sals Road. For particulars capital needed by right CARPENTRY, Painting, Addi­ SHETLAND Pony, Bridie ft Try Dladax Tablets (Former. call 337-3292, Eustls, Fla. man FA 2-4342. ly Dex-A-Dlet). New name, tion*, Repairs—Carport** ft Saddle. $100. FA 241331. same formula. Only $gg. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, m If. Femato Help Wanted Florida Rooms a Speciality, SHETLAND PONIES, 9 to Touchton Drugs. FA 2-7274. bath home. One bedroom M. chooas from. S o r r e l l ' s , GIRL WANTED, Salary. Call has separate entrance, can 21" Admiral TV. Blonde. Nice Blacks, Patomloo, Spotted be rented for income. Will Mr*, "arpenter, Nifty Auto 24. Electrical Berried* and Dapple, $60 to $100. stand. A Real Bargain) Ph. Bath. FA 2-7334. trade for smaller place. FA 2-4239 after 3 p. m. YOUNG'S ELECTRtC SVC. Pb. FA 2 3479 after 3. Shewn by appointment. Call Contracting ft Repair* AUX OF SANFORD P ublish Dee. S, 11, IS, 10. ISO PIANO. CaU botwwa « ft f 31A. Peta TA ft Controls NeedJ experienced tewing ma­ CO P-11 p. ra. FA 2-7337. FA 2-1902 FOR SALE. German Shep­ chine operators for swim­ 114 8unset ait t h e c i w c v r r c o t i r r in Wishing You A suits and aportswgar. If and fo e im ir o l i cocaFOR SALE- F1U dirt, day, herd Pups, $23. No papers, 25. Pltmblag Service* 6. For Rent MERRY CHRISTMAS A A CLASSIFIED INDEX 2. N otices - Peroonate F T . FLOSUOA. NO. ISSW you are experienced on fac­ shell, peat and topsoiL Elite g weeks old Dec. 13. 6 T1IE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE HAPPY, PROSPEROUS tory sewing machined, we Lloyd, FA 2-2376. INSURANCE COMPANY, a NOW 1. Lost A Pound HINSON A HEARN males, 3 females. 349-4831. SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ "CLEAN qulat Rooms" The NEW YEAR J a r is y Corporation. havg steady work for you PLUMBING CONTRACTING Gables. FA 2-0720. ER SERVICE. Parts and P laintiff. 2. Notices - Pernonnls FIREPLACE WOOD la 6 modern air-conditioned Repairs ft Water Heaters 32. Flowers • Shrubs V*. supplies for all makes in­ 8. Education Instruction Oak aad Plan factory, under very good CEOHUE M. BUERO^R at al. FREE ESTIMATES cluding: Electrolux. New 2-BDRM. bouse, kit. equipped. SOU TH W A RD DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ D efen dan ts 4. Transportation Robert Morris, working conditions. Phone 817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 and rebuilt cleaners sold. NOTICE OF H I T nuals ready now, Upaala Investment A Realty FA 2-2204, ask for Mr. Cu­ 5. Food TEE BTATB OP FLORIDA after 6 pan. No homo service call Rd. Near Mayfair Golf READY MIX Concrete, win* 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9172 PLUMBING T vi O eorse M. Buerger, rtail. dow sills, lintels, alty q 6. For Rent charge Pbooe FA 2-2282, Course. SIS C alls Avenue. Contracting Repairs 2 BR House, k it equlpt. $73 blocks, sand, cement, rock, Im perial Beach, C allforaU 6A Special Notiess 2333 Park Dr. .. BEDROOMS, 1V 4 hatha. 17. Mala Help Wsalad FREE ESTIMATES mo. FA 2-3663. B u th It. Buerger, BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ pipe, steel, grease $989% Swimming pool. Furn. or >11 Calla Avenue, R. L. HARVEY 7. Business Rentals kee stock. All other kind* F ertilizer Salesm an dry walls, stepping etimai. Im perial Beach, California. unfura. 121 Laka Dot Dr. REPAIRS COTTAGE at Five Points. $65 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 T ou are hereby notified that 8. Beech Rentals Opening with well-known Na­ of Nursery ahrubbery and Miracle Concrete Co. Sunland. per mo. FA 2-1467. Vacuum Cleaner Supplies O su it has been tiled acalnet 9. For Sale or Rent trees. tional Corporation for Cen 109 Elm Av*. FA 1-3751 27. Special Servlets you. Robert II. Douclae* and Sales • Electrolux, Hoover, COUNTRY HOME trsl Florida territory. I'racBarbara Jolley Douglaee, In the 10. Wanted to Rent Gray Shadows Nursery STENSTROM RENTALS Kirby, KexAIr, UE, Airway. GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, rn> above em itted cause, and that Located near Stats Road 46 tical citrus experience re­ Tractor mowing ft Grading. 5 Mi. S. on Sanford Av*. you are required to file your 11. Reel Estate Wanted Cleaners bought, sold, ex­ pair. Osteen Bridge Fish CaU FA 3-7621. and Interstate 4. 3 Bed­ quired. College desirable. UNFURNISHED anew or w ith tho c le r k of thie changed. Free pickup. GX Camp ft Gun Shop. 33. Fnraltwro Aga 23-40. Submit complete rooms, Separate D i n i n g Court aad to aorvo a eopy 12. Reel Estate For Sale I M HEATING Vacuum Repair. 1114 Park, 3 BR, 10 Jan. '63 th ereof upon tho p la in tiff or 18. Mortgage Loans H)»ra on Beautiful Shady resume to 2 HR, 29 Dec. $ 73 SERVICING - TESTING WANTED reliable couple to 35. Articles W aited p la in tiffs attorn eys, whoee FA 2-476i». Hox 64 nam e aad address la Jean ln aa 14. Insurance 2 BR, Dcllary Now $ 73 Lot. Only $7,oon. Terms. Lewis Sales ft Service take up monthly payments W atts. Clarks and Hamilton. Call Sanford Herald 3 HR, Plnecrest $100 2317 C. C. Road FA 2-7926 of $13.36 oa I complete WANTED! Citrus fruit Large 1100 Barnett National Bank 15. Business Opportunity t. For Kewt 3 BR, Sunland $100 FIIA-VA SALES BROKER CHRISTIAN MAN n e e d e d . Building, J a c k so n v ille 1, F lor­ 16. Female Help Wanted rooms of furniture. CaU or imaU amounts. Booded ida. not lator than January T. Custom-mads Cabinets, 3 UR. 3 bath, Plnecrest $123 Trailer Space on Laka Ashby. TE 91311, Casselberry, col­ Fruit Buyar. Ph. Lae MaasFull or part-time—lifetime l i l t . If you fall to do so a 17. Male Help Wanted Stemper Agency field, FA 2-4344. Plastic Counter topi All kit. equipped. FA 2-7368. lect. deoree pro eonfeaso w ill bo M'curity. Experience Sunday WALLIS CABINET SHOP entered again st you for the 18. Help Wanted Other Rentals Avail. Rcaltor-Insurur-Tradea School, ministry helpful. S3. Automobile. - Tracks r elief demanded In the com­ 19. Situations Wanted APT. $30 A up. Surplus City. 913 W. 3rd - 122-7471 FREE ESTIMATE 3224991 1919 S. French Ave. plaint. This su it la to fore­ Earn $10o weekly and up. Upholstering ft Mattiwsa ren­ COMPARE PRICES: ’61 Corclose a m ortgage. The real 20. Babysitters No competition. Write John Washing Machine Sale* 3 BR. House In country, kit­ Stenstiom Realty properly proceeded again st Is: GREENBRIAR ovating. New ft Used Furni­ vair 700. 1 ovate, Rudin Co., 22 West Madison 21. Beauty Salons ft Service Lot 1. and tho North ISO chen equip. CaU FA 2-1760. Choice lota available In ture. CaU Nix Bidding Mfg. cond. $1230. 322-0004. Real Estate — Mortgages feet of Lot S o f Block 11. St., Chleaio 2, 111. <» Free Estimate on Repairs Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Co., at 709 Celery Av*. o f WYNNEWOOD. Banford. 22. Build - Paint - Repair 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 322-7363 3640 Hiawatha BUYINO A Florida, according to tho 23. Building Materinb overlooking golf course. 18. Help Wauled FA 3-2117. p lat theroof as recorded In Clean and close in. Jimmie TRAILER, with Fla. Rm„ USED CART Custom building to your Piano Tuning aad Repair P lat Hook 4. page* II, IS. 24. Electrical Services Cowan. 322-4013. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Colored Motor, Route Carrier Gas, Elect., water turn. FINANCE nr WITH US SI of the R u b le Records specifications. Greenbrier W. L. Harmow — FA 2-6123 Quick Service With the o f Hemlnoto County, F lor­ 26. Plumbing Services for afternoon paper route. ft Low latewet Weklva River Haven, 9 ml. developed by FURN. 2 lovely apta , Lake ida. 26. Radio A Television Must have Reference* and IIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa­ Caih. SUPER TRADING ft Low Monthly West o4 Sanford, off Hlway W lT N bSS my band and the KINGSWOOD Golden, lake privileges. POST. FA 34)677. dependable car. Write Cir­ 46. FLORIDA fTATI SANK tios, ate. Free estimate. Ph. goal of said Court at Banford. 27. Special Services BUILDERS, INC. CaU FA 2-0274. F lorid*, thio Sth day of n «culation Dept. P. O. Itox 322-3306. 28. L aundry Service "ii2 Fairmont Dr. Used furniture, appUances, cemher, IMS. '37 Plymouth, Good tire*, It ED ROOM, prlv. cnt. A bath. 1837, Sanford. ISBAL) FA 2-8074 tools, etc. Bought • Sold. practicaUy rebuilt motor. 29. Automobile Service WE L A K A APARTMENTS: Call after 3. FA 2 3966. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Rooms private baths, 114 Larry'a Mart 313 Sanford $300. FA 2 3006. FA MTU. Clark o f tho circu it 29A. Auto Accessories SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 19. Situation* Wasted W. P int St. BUY NOW RENT A BED Court Ava. Ph. FA 3-4122. All Typts and Stsai 80. Machinery - Tools To g«t your Homestead Ex­ By Martha T. v ih len 37. Boats - Motors SMALL Uafurn. 2-bedroom Rollaway, Hospital A Baby emption. Crumpton Build Keep small children In home. Wa Repair and Service Deputy Clerk 34. Article. Far Sate 81. Poultry Live stock References available. Mra. Beds. Jennings, W atte, Clarke house. 403 San Carlos, $63. S T I N K LAST CALL! For fabulous ere has several rrpoweu Betty Hoditers, 132 Hayes 31A. Pets Hy Day, Week, or Month A Hamilton FA 2 3931. Machinery and Supply Co. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Jingle B*U Bargalnst la our lla r n e lt National Bank Bldg. 32. Flowers - Shrubs ml homes to sell before the Dr. Ph. FA 2 3181 116 W. 1st St. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Carpet Shampooer for only heated showrooms. $1008 7$ Jackson ville 1. Florida font of the year. For more 33. Fumitura ROBERT A. WILLIAMS CARROLL'S FURNITURE Publish: Deo. t. If, 11. If, t i l l . $1 per day. Carroll’a Furn hp Evlsnidee $730; $7te 49 informatlon call Jack Brown BLOCK A BRICK Work, CDP No. I) 34. Articles Tor Sale Realtor PIANO SVC. ft TUNINO large or small jobs. 323 074a. hp. $330; 26 bp $201; 1$ hp 2 Bedroom*, $70 month C O lie ft. 422-8631, Orlando Raymond Lundquut, A sm . 84-A Swap or Exchange Rebuilding • Refilling RECORDING Fathometer. 0 osiDi.vANca wo. m $323;; 10 hp only $2fo. Buy 3 Bedroom*, $90 month AS ORDINANCE O r THE 35. Articles Wanted FA 2-3931 AUantic Dank Dtdg. FREE ESTIMATES to 240' Ratheon, 3 months now! Year End clearance 2 Bedruotn house, fenced back Child Car* FA 3-S74. CITY HIT LONOWOOD. KUOIl- S6. Automobiles - Trucks 4 Bedrooms, $143 month. GENE CUMBAA old; stereo-hi-fi combo con Il>.\. KXI'IIEBBINII TIIK IN­ yard, l-ow pymta. 119 Coun­ on aU *63 modal boots and FURN. Apt. 2300 MeltonviUe. 21. llaau ty Salons TENTION o r THE CITY To 3«*A Auloa Wanted 322-2661 — Call PM Only sotottc; Craftsman 3-wheel trailer* too. Terms! Robeoa try Club Rd. By Owner, 132 ROSA U PAYTON EXTEND ITS TEHRITOHIAI. 37. Boats - Motors band saw with 12" table If you want people to pay Hayes Dr. PERMANENT Wev* Special 29. Automobn# Servlet LIMITS TO ANNEX CERTAIN Sporting Goods, Dowatowa R*g. R*sl Estate Broker CaU 322-8273 after 6 p m. LANDS LTINO CONTIOUOU8 88. Motorcycles - Scooters attention to your business, FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 20% off reiular prices Sanford, FA $-300. TO THE PRESENT BOUND- 39. Trailers - Cabanaa BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ open evening* by appt. call FA 2-3612 and ask the aiiikm o r a t m i i r r « vd AUTO GLASS GAS HEATER, vented equip chen equipped. Owner be­ 20 hp. Motor. 322-7360. Herald Staff about some at­ 4 Bedroom unfurn home, 2 WITHIN THE oiwr. rill V. 40. Farm Equipment Free Parking lot. with pilot light. Like new ing transferred. Must sell. T l. INSTALLED hatha. $113. FA 2-3931. tention getting ads Cut 'N Curt Beauty Shop BE IT ENACTED by th# 38. Motorcycle* • Scooters FA 2 29W. Stnkarlk Glass and Paint No. 23. FA 2 3026. 318 Palmetto Ave. Legal Notice paopl# of th# City o! LoneROBERT A. WILLIAMS wood. riorlda: Company SMALL Upright Plano. Lika SCOOTERS. Motorcycle*. Bl< Pbona 322 0634 Legal Notice I. That thla Ordinance la i v Realtor mm f i n e r it rsrsr, 2X0 Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4622 new. Reasonably p r i c e d cycles. 2 complete unite VA F H A •naclad aurauant to B«etl«n v i v t i i J i n t e r n . c m r i't T . Raymond Luadqulst, Asso. Harriett's Beauty Nook l lt .a l. Florid* Statutaa lor i v May be teen at Bukur’a Scuba Diving Gear. 2019 Or­ 4vn run gM w ivoi.a: iv t u b r m c t r r r n r iT n r Auto Glass, Tap* FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg It iis s v iv t h j i i i i i i u • Kv« Appt'l. 3 Sr. Beauticians 1141. Pri»|k-rly MniinRcmont ro r v n r , fi.o m u i. Music Shop, Cedar Ave. lando Dr., on 17-92. , Cl IT. IV U ll POH VBWI1. Tual Ilia City of I o n . I IV 4 114 VI Kit V .VII. IIUMT ft Seat Covers t03 So. Oak FA 2-3742 A Sales Untker MILK m l . V TV, noltllM. Wood, Florid* hereby declare! R-E-N-T-A-L-S v o r i i i ; r o iiu r K v it An Investment, Dot an ex­ CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! IV I'll 4VCBUY NO. I»HM 22. Iiuild - Paint • Repair AUTO GLASS & Ita Intention lo annex to tha Furnished $ City of Lons«uod, Florida, at MIXKIIVA JWKMON. rielatlff. IV IIBi Jim Hunt Realty pense. Call FA 2-3612 for Save up to $30 oa aevr ScooV ADOPTION OF Pit A NX PHIL1 Bedrut, 1 bath, kitchen tha aaplratloa ol thirty iff* v*. PAINTING—Room or House SEAT COVER CO. •apart advice on a Herald ers. Durand Motor*. 2619 l i p s . « Miner. Br JAKOB daya front tha adoption ol thla JAMES JACKSON. •quipped Garage Apt- $43 00 Offers for your selection —Prices very Low— Ph. 204 W. 2nd SI. PA 2401$ advertising campaign. Orlando Dr. oil 17-99. Ordtnanca, tha following dee. D efendant. IIARICH. Me Stepfather 1 Bedrm, 1 Rath. Kitchen VOTII'K BY Pl'Bl.ll i r i nv OP these II. lUtlful 2, 3, ft 4 323-0330. crlh«d parrela of land tying t h m i r m : m r i . o i i m v t o i ALL WORK GUARANTEED pur i r i ov row umpr i nv ooiitlguoue lo lb« prreent equipped House, Kozy $33.00 I A VI KH J ACKMO.V led rimm bo'indarlta of the City of \Vhof« rooldoncc and ad­ TI>| JOHKPII P lfll.M I e Bath, Kitchen TOU ARK HKIIEUr NOTI­ 2 Ik'd rut. 1 L o n g a ood, Florida, and being dress Is unknown. Government equipped, Convenient $100.00 SP A C E FOR LEASE In Meiulnola County, Flufldai Ut.UASt: TAKE NOTICK that FIED that s Petition lies bstn (a t LuT» t thru 71 taolu you are hereby required to filed In m e above elylsd Ccurt Unfurnished ilv * s f Block "A" Tot- file your written answer or by JAKOB HABICII for the IN THE NEW mo Replot according to defense. If any, poroonally or adoption of FRANZ PHILLIP*, 3 Bedrm. 1 Beth, Kitchen Owned Homes I'tst thereof rteor.foJ In by an attorney, an or before a minor, by ths Pstlllansr, equipped $90 00 To Get The G reatest Savings l-lal llook tt, I*.#. IX. January •. 11(1. a t tha lifflea JAKOIt IIAIllCH, and you ere Ihlbllc Records a t H al- of the Clark of the Circuit re<|Ulred to serve e copy of 3 lledrm, 1 Bath, Kitchen Priced From $6,750 your Answer or objection# to During Holler's — equipped $100.00 nolo County. Klorljg. Court, a t tha Courtbouso In 1. That th is Ordinance stisll Hanford, Down Paym ents Seminole County. show cause w hy eeld petition 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kitchen h« published once • week for Klorlda, and lo malt a copy should nol be y-tnted, on the equipped, F e n c e d Yard As Low As $100 WE NOW HAVE THE FOLLOWING four <41 eutjrecutlvo w ioko In thereof to Htenstrom. r u m attorney for Petitioner, HAn- GIFTS FOR BOYS GIFTS FOR THE HOME Xmas Spaclaltlai: F r u i t r i c r m o c e rswb Cakas, Fancy cookies, KoNOTICE IS berebr «!»•» tb»t lachie. Dell’s Pastry Shop, To Place Your "Christmas I am enaafed In bnalnaaa at WILSON-MAIER Fora. Co Gift Guide" Want Ad phooe 4*1 W. tstb it., aanford. StmtInc. 311 E. First St. We Food Pair Ctr. 322-7396. FA M ill right away. aele County. Florida, under the Buy, Sell A Trade. fletltlaua name ef. HOME You'll And Just what you are FOOD BEnVIC*. and that I looking for In gifts for the NEW SKATES as tow aa Intaml to reatater amid name $12.96. Trade your skates in with the Clerk of the Circuit GIFTS FOR INFANTS entire family at the 11. A A. Court. Bcmlnole Couutr. Flor­ for larger size. Metodec Dept Store, Sanford Ave., AND TODDLERS ida. In accordance with the Skating Rink. 322-9333. provlalona of tho Flctlttouo Corner of 4th St. Nemo Btatntac. to-wlti Bootlon SSJ.oS Florida Statutoe To Place Your "Chriatmaa To Place Your "Christmas ELECTRIC Fin-Ball Machine »S»T. Gift Guide" Want Ad phone $9.88. WESTERN AUTO, Gift Guide" Want Ad phons B lei Bandar Aaooolatoe Inc. FA 2-2611 right away. B n K eith J. Bander 214 E. First. FA 2-2611 right away. Don't Wait! Now's The Time! Sanford Shopping Center tho Monturd Iferold. * N ow ipaper puhllahod In Meralnolo I'ntinljr. Klorlde 4 That the ahove-deecrlbod tracts of land In tho oggrag a io contain late than ton (lo t reglotered elector*. t T hai tbto ordinance shall tek e effeot Immediately upon lie final p sosaso vud adop­ tion. (. That all Ordinances or pg-ta of Urdlnancea In conflict herew ith sro hereby repeal­ ed A DOTTED at o regular moot. Ing of tho City Council of tho irit) of Longwood. florid*. th:'.tu (lay o f December, 1)4 X, \. K. Lormanu • Mayor ATTESTi Oanto K Shomoto C ity fMssrW P mM into W - 8* i i J 2 gw. la s ; CDFOO A McIntosh. A ttorneys for Plaintiff. l-n«t Office Bos l ll v . Sanford. Florida, 12771. In that certain dlvotcs proceeding ponding against you In the Circuit Court of tho Ninth J u ­ dicial Circuit In and for Kaminolo County. Florida. In Chan­ cery. on abbreviated title of e«ld to u t* being "IT nerve Jackeoo, P laintiff, serene J t n e t Jackson, Defendant,” and herein fall got or a De­ cree Pro Cunfeeeo wilt he e n ­ tered against you- snd ths cause proceed ex parte. (SUAI.I Arthur II. Beckw ith. Jr. d o r k o f the Clroult Courl Hy! Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clerk llau strom , I»**le A Mclntoeh A ttorneys at Law Poet Office Bo* tsse s »r«r.i. r t . »rl.U VSTTf l*i. ■»!ta.. L>aa 1. 9. 10. >1 , . i i J c u o « ,» R t U. NAOEH. One North Orange Building, lu lls 1*1. Or. Inn.In, riorlda, and file the original In tha office of the Clerk of the circu it Court on op boforo the l ie d day of January. 1H I. HEREIN PAIL NOT nr a Decree Pro Conteeeu will be entered aaalnet you WITNKHM my hand end seal of aald Court In Hanford. Heralnolo County, Florida, this loth day of Decamber, 1X1 tSKAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Aa Clerk e f the circuit Court Hy: Martha T. V hiDeputy clerk Attorney; Barry R. Nag or o n e North Orange B ld g . Suit* tat Orlando. Florida C ih ll.l. D« 1. -J, So, )-, <3 t Tail | S. IS. 1»<«. 'C uU ’-IS to $110.00 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitchen Equipped, Lake F r o n t $123 00 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kitchen equipped $110.00 4 Bedrm, 214 Bath, Kitchen E q u i p p e d , Lake Front $183.00 F1IA VA SALES BROKER Monthly Payments From $4*50 To make the beet home buy, see th* Stemper Agency VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Healuir-lnuror-Tratto* 32J-4991 1918 8. French Ave. Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 22119 NUht FA 2-0648 2 lilt House, (urn. at T10 Pal­ 223 0700 metto. For sppt. FA 2-2403. 2M4 Park U l i e t o t , 91*. 12. Real 1B !a!a^or^ala H O LID A Y SALE Of First In Quality @ U SED C A R S ® We're Determined To Hava A Clean Lot By Tha Firat Of Tha Year. NATIONAL LEASES: J. C. Penney’s Eckerd McCrorys Publix For Information, Call Leaning Agentt S A N -S E M REALTY John P. Zeuli, Registered Broker Holler M otor Sales COMPANY Jnd. ft Palmetto FA 2-0731 2619 S. French Ave. SANFORD FA 3-7459 VA 8-5296 GROUND liRF.AKINr. 10:00 A„W. DEC. 17th %. A �I JO ; *.■ . Vfc , j.’ m » fm U f Ffegt IS — D ec S3, IMS Shop E a r l y ! ! We Will lie Closed All Day Wednesday “Christ mas Day** In 2 Homes At SI. Pete 23th & PARK SANFORD ST. TCTTMBUSO (UP!) —Six p erm * suffocated here Suaday la two separate todFour elderly persons dii whea e faulty flue seat deedly | as fuses late ■ home, sad ■ s a n and wife died la e fire at their hose, officials re* ported today. Joseph Pierce Seek, TS, his vlfe Nellie, and tve hoe guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Jasinskt, both la their 70s, wore found deed Sunday afteraooa at the Zook home. Detective Warren Hedrick biased the deaths on a faulty flue which allowed gaa fuse* to seep Into the house while heaters burned ep oxygen. The windows were doied la the chilly, ffrdegres weather, he said. Wilbur K. Jones, 84, and his wife, Oeaevieve, 80, ware found dead In their bed. Authorities said they were ap­ parently killed by fuses from a fire which started under the Cuban Invaders Visit JFK Grave WASHINGTON (UPI) fifty survivors of the 1M1 Bay of Pigs Invasion of Cuba made a special pilgrimage Sunday to the grave of John f . Kennedy. The Cubans, aany dressed In camouflage battle uni­ form, laid a wreath st the late President’s tomb In Ar­ lington National Cemetery on the first anniversary of their release from Cuban prisons. Republicans Unprepared, Magazine Says WASHINGTON (UI’I) - A magazine whose editors call themselves moderate Itepubllcani believes that the GOP la “totally unprepared’’ to face neat ycar’a presidential election. T h e magazine, Advance, •eld Sunday night that a " p r o g r e a a l v i Republi­ can" could beat President Johnson and the outcome would he decided “in the met­ ropolitan North, Midwest and West" where the I960 election was decided. llandy Fond Store* Will Be Open For Your Shoppine Convenience Toms Hens Ia R “ARMOUR STAR- BONKLESH “BOSTON BITT* CANNED HAM PORK ROAST 4 1,11. r _ CAN s f.YKKH "Hl'OAR CREEK" SM O K E D P IC N IC S ...... . lb. 39c "I.ONG ISLAND" I . j LBS. DUCKS . . . . lb. 49c Roasting Chickens lb. 39c Wo .a o u R " frUpy tiy iw FLA. GRADE “A" FI.A. CRADK “A " rlT .irp lb. 29c 1 "LEAN ’X FltKSir* PORK H A M S lb. 55e RED WASH. STATE "DELICIOUS” Santa's Work Down Drain SYRACUSE, N. Y. (U P I)Gerald Jonen, mayor of the Syracuse suburb of Manlius, was pluylng Santa Claus for the children at a shopping cen­ ter Saturday when a man ap­ proached him and asked, “are I you the meyor?" "Y’es," replied Jones. Tho man promptly served; Jones with a eulipocna In con­ nection with a dispute over a | proposed sower program. YOUR CHOICE! f f Enthusiam For Goldwater 'High* WASHINGTON (UPI)-The; National D r a f t Goldwater I Committee says there D| “ high enthusiasm all across the country” lor Sen. llarry | Goldwater to bo the Republi­ can president nominee in | 0 3 LB. CAN mi. Tho committee made the | statement Sunday night. TELL THEM ABOUT imELCOME l WAGON kaew of e lemily who has twed la your eoauaunty. he sure le tell Ultra shout Welcome Wagon. They mil he dtirghUd atth the buhet af gitta **d M pfd Ittermsboa they odl rectivs Irera our hostess, a symbol el the com­ munity's troddieael httpUBty. Or W “MRS. SMITH’S” FROZEN :«m 5pki«[KC <««> EACH Virginia Ptlroskl I*, a lion 1214 Hanford Phyllb Rngenalcin FA 2-4X84 Lahe Mary Nave NerrU TE S-ISII J i L riimiiolt �> *** e i o 6* By J i l i i i 8 l m t m Here it in! Another Christ­ um* eve. Many a Seminole County youngster will find it difficult to close little eyes end drift away into slumberlurid on this night if all nights. I.ittle hearts will be filled with anticipation as to what that merry of gent from 'way up north will be leaving under thousands of Christmas trees as he makes his snnusl rounds. And, from what we hear, there won’t be many disap­ pointed youngsters. Anyway, let’s hope not. • • • Let'* not overlook, cither, the real spirit and meaning of Christmas as we ohtervr the birth of the l'rinre of Fence. Nobody knows the exact date of the birth of Jesus Christ. The fact isn’t impor­ tant. llut what is important la that His ministry, which lasted only two and a half or perhnpa three and a half years, changed the course of history and made the greatest Impression on mankind of any ainglti event in this civiliza­ tion. « • • You’ve heard of sights for sore eyes. Had you been on First Street In Sanford Monslay afternoon you would hsva seen one. A member of the Sanford I.iont club was decked out in a lion's suit ringing bells for the Salvation Army’s Christmas kettles, A few feet away was a dog snarling and barking at tha *'llun.” Ob­ servers said the dog didn't have enough courage to at­ tack. It Just balked, barked •ml burked. VOL. 36 Zip Code 32771 fe r a lb ) WEATHER: Mostly cloudy nnrf cold todny nnd Wednesday high today In 60s; low tonight 40-45. United Press Leased Wire Established 1903 TUKS.. DEC EMBEK 24, 1D63 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 90 Church Services The true meaning and spirit of Chrlstmss will be upheld for citizens of the commun­ ity and throughout the county with special Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services at many churches. Holy C r o s s Episcopal Church will celebrate tradi­ tional Midnight Christ Mass, beginning at 11 pm. wltli special music by the Senior Choir. Mast will follow at 11:30 pm . On Christmas Pay a full Choral Eucharist will be conducted at 0:30 s.m. with music by the Junior Choir. All Souls Catholic Church Will observe Christmas Eve High Mass at midnight, with the processional and blessing of the cradle followed by High Mass conducted by Father Richard L>ons. Confessions will be heard today from 4 to fi p.tn. nnd from T to 8:30 p m, Christmas Carol Masses will be held on Christmas Day at Delegation Going To Tallahassee For College Site Announcement ^|Board Ruling Scheduled For Jan. 10 1:30 and 10:30 a.m. also in­ cluding the processional. • • • First Methodist Church wilt observe Iho sacrament ot the Lord's Supper at a candle­ light service at 7 p.m. Christ­ mas Eve. Rev. John Adams emphasized that all Christ­ ians are invited to take com­ munion at this service. Lutheran Church of the Re­ deemer will hold Christmas Eve candle lighting services at 11:30 p.m. with music by the choir and a brass quar­ tet. Christmas Day services will he observed at 10 a.m. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will hold ita candle­ light service at 11:30 p.m. Christmas Eve. Communion a n d candle­ light services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church at tl p.m. Christmas F.ve. Congregational C h r i s t ­ ian Church will hotd a candle­ light service at 11 p.m. Lake Mary Presbyter!** Church will bold special ser­ vice* at 7:30 p.m. today and the church will remain open until midnight. Pentecostal Church of Longwood will hold worship ser­ vices at 7:30 p.m. Christmaa Day. Christ Episcopal Church ot Longwood will celebrate Holy Communion at to a.m. on Christmas Day. Two musical services will take place an Christmas Eve, one at 7:30 p.m. with the Junior Chair nnd a choral presentation of selections from Handel's Mes­ siah, by the Senior‘Choir at 11 p.m. service. The Prairie Lake Baptist Church will have special ser­ vices at 7:43 p.m. Christmas night. The regular mid week pray­ er service will be held Christ­ mas night at the First Bap­ tist Church at 7:30 p.m. A tiree delegation of Semi­ nole County representatives will tie present Jan in at Tatlahassee when the Stale ID l.oul* Casxels Board of Control announces Millions of words have been self with the "suffering Ser!t.s decision of a site for llie United Press International writlrn o explain tho Incar­ vanl" foreseen hy the pro* proposal four-year -state uni­ "|>u n.it be afraid. Mary," nation. llut the whole doctrine pliet Isaiah. versity for East Central Flor­ the angel said. "You have "He was despised and re­ found favor with God. You is summarized in this He­ jected by men . . . ida. "He was despised and we Chairman Uaya Harrison, of .'.hall conceive and bear a son, brew name, Emmanuel. It means; "God Is with esteemed Him not. St. Petersburg, at the conclu­ and you shall give him the ns.** 'Yet he hai borne our sion of a "work conference'’ name Jesus." In lime, men came to call grief*. Wily Jesus? at the Mayfair Inn Monday, "And carried our sorrow*.« announced the board mem­ Mary did not have to ask. him "the Christ," That Is a "He was wounded for our bers will announce their de­ In the Aramaic language title, not a surname. It comes which she spoke, the proper from a Greek word which has transgressions, cision at that meeting. "He was bruised for our In­ Attending from , Seminole noun "Jesus" was written the same meaning as the He­ County will he Mayor Thomas with the same characters a* brew word Messiah — "the iquities; "Upon Him was the chas­ S. McDonald and the City Ihe verb, “ He will save." To anointed one" . . . the one sent by (hid. tisement that made us whole, call a child Jesus was to fore­ Commission, with City Man­ Kenneth McIntosh as a Christmas present. Po­ SOME DOZEN prisoners in the city jail, whose He did not reject this title, "And with His stripes we ager W. E. Knowles: Chair­ cast that he would be a savior lice Chief Itoy Williams handed Christmas pre­ term* would have been served within the next but It Is dear from the Gos­ are healed." of his pestple. man J. C. Hutchison and the sents to the released prisoners they walked few day8, heard their sentences commuted to "In the dazzling light a4 C o u n t y Commission, and The meaning of Christmaa pel* that He did not care (Herald Photo) from the jail. '’time served" this morning by Municipal Judgo Francis Roumlllat. president, D also vividly conveyed by much for It. It was loaded the Resurrection, the dlseiplea and Karlyle Honsholder, pres- another name which Ihe Bible wilh loo many ronnolatlons of finally aaw the point earthly kingship to describe "We have teen and do testi­ (dent elect, and other repre­ applies to Mary's son. 111* rral mission. fy.’* aald St. John, “that God sentatives of the Chamber of The title lie preferred, and has aent His Son ** the Sa­ Commerce. applied to Himself on many vior, of the world.* Professional staff members occasions, was "tho Son of But U remained for St, of the Hoard of Control stat­ Man.” Luke, greatest of New Testa­ ed Monday that the board This means little or nothing ment poets, to express the members will not prevail on lo the overage modern Christ- post-Resurrection faith in Um Orange and Seminole County ‘Tuck-On* Okayed FUNCHAL, Ma.lerla (LTD rescue ships. " We had tn tlan, whose knowledge of loveliest and taut-known at commissioner* for soil boring When it comes to choosing TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) - —Three rescue ships brought look after ourselves, getting scripture Is limited to a nod­ the Biblical name# for Jesuit tests on ill three remaining Thomas S. McDonald "sang words somebody conic up Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin 533 survivors from the !,*■ into lifeboats. There were no ding acquaintance wilh the "Through the tender mercy sites—Lake Ada and Kcon in with a good one when they Monday legally approved a konia disaster to Funchal to­ ladders, and we had lo gel off his swan *ong’’ Monday even- Seminole County and mile­ New Testament. of our God, In,’ as a member of Sanford JERUSALEM (UPD — 7awrote the nice little leaflet 41,300 "tack-on" fee to the day, Some ot t!u- surviving as best we could." Rut to 1st Century Jews, "The Daysprlog from on City Commission and mayor., stone in Orango County—un- V«el and Jordan today threw who knew tha Old Testament wlii.li Is given to patient* $13,last annual salary of Stale passengers immediately cri­ High has vUited us;; In London, tb*- Greek line Nut scheduled m e^n g y HI * definite decision is reach open the br-'*v» gelding when they enter .Seminole j Budget Director Harr) Smith. ticized ihe ai.Tj'-'c. by heirt, it recalled (be pro­ "To give light to them thm tin- crew- issued an of tic--. •mtement this ancient Arab rity between the Commission is Jan. 7 Memorial- llospllul in Hanford. | , ,, after Ere broke out aboard which said nn reports had when Commissioner - elect In other words, the s|tokes- Arnh and Jew. More than S,- phot Daniel's vision of a stt In darkness . . . and M There’s * wonderful group V iktlCUtT tSCSSlOll the Greek cruise liner IHd yet been received about the Earl Higginbotham will he man said, Ihe hoard will ask '00 Israeli Christians crossed “Son of Man” coming down guide our feet into the wag at r>f young bnlies culled the from heaven tn establish "an peace.” VATICAN CITY (LTD - miles to the northeast. lire. scaled, succeeding McDonald. for a will boring lest on titc into the old rlty fur their an- everlasting dominion which Candy Stripers. Koch member Members of tin* College o( ‘'The crew were no help it No. I selection, should it he works at the ho-pital one eve­ Cardinals assembled today all," one woman, who was "We cannot comment on Is­ Commission Monday even­ l.ake Ada, Econ (Econlock- nunl Christmas reunion* with shall not past away.” olated incidents," the state­ relative*. ing increased the city's share ning n week, from <> until for their traditional Christ not immediately identified, Ills disciples continued to ment said, "and can only say of employe iwnslon allot hatehee) or Hluoslnno. if the Many also went to worship think In terms of an earthly 0 p.m. mas Eve audience with i’opc said after leaving one of the that the lifeboats were defin­ test should prove the ground menu, especially to aid older at Christian shrine* In the old kingship, however, and they The leaflet says: ’'TVl-v Paul VI. not suitable to meet specifi­ itely properly equipped and employes about to retire. city, normally cut off from were shucked when He told teenage young ladles group all hud been checked during Rental rates fur the Civic cations, then Hie No. 2 site them by the Mandcllintim them that "the Son of Man does many miscellaneous op- H eart Fails would be put to Hie test. Ami. the refit period before sail­ Center were slashed in half, Gate. The dividing line ha* mast suffer many things, and eratiime . . . ” During our re­ MIAMI lU P h-A wealthy ing." In an effort to induce more if necessary, then tho No. 3 bristled with military guard* bo rejecied and killed, and cent sojourn there wo didn’t man with a history of heart site. thlier passengers said the use nf the facility. find one Candy Striper who trouble died yesterday alter Harrison announced at the uf lintli nations since fighting after three days rise again fire, which broke out Sunday Commission nl-n awarded As Ho drew closer to his pet fm med appendectomies, t .vu gunmen lied him up dor beginning of Monday’* meet­ in Palestine ended in nn nnUl 111 alsi.ll’d tile 20,311 Ion (mmact* for vehicle* in Sem­ WASHINGTON (UTI) — easy I nice 15 years ago, appointment with Calvary, he tonsillectomies, or even ton- ing a rubbery. The victim ing Rial the Board is not con­ JACKSONVILLE f l’PH — lim-r, turned everything into inole County Motors, two President Johnson won hi* used another figure from the Retninih'rs nf Ihr armed sorials. • • • sidering any other sites at George M. Peppurd. The Florida East Const Rail­ "chaos." police car* and one sedan; truce were tverywhere. Pil­ prophetic literature of the first big struggle with Con­ For the fourth straight year way balked Monday at a fed­ "One of us had to Jump into Strn kland-Morrison. pick up this time. He added, however, grim* rnuld see Israeli and Old Testament to help tx gress today in on unprece­ the official Seminole County Hoorn Predicted eral board’* recommendation the water,’ another passeng­ trurk iml two full trucks, and that if the l.ake Ada, the Jordanian soldiers, checkpoint plain who hr was and why dented dawn cession when Christmas tree at the Court­ GAINESVILLE tUPI)-An that it rehire striking workers er said. "Everyone was Sanford Motor Company, two Econ and the Blue-Stone sites sandbag* nnd "dragons’ teeth" he came, lie Identified him- the House voted down its do not prove applicable and house has been donated by economics professor predict until nn 11-nionth-old strike yelling and asking for ladders compacts. own attempt to curb wheat suitable Ihe Board will open tank trap* marking the foirformer County Commissioner rd here Monday that the against the earlier cun lie set­ hut the ladders didn't ap­ sales to CommunLst nation!. E. C. Harper nnd Don (hr doors for additional site der’s un innn'a land. W. G. (nil 14 Kilbee. This southwest coast of Florida tled. pear." The administration victory Young were named lo Hie offerings Most of the pilgrims will be year it was » rral nlrr rrdur. could provide the Sunshine The company also said it rites elect r Ira I board liar took to days, throe tries sort The president ml emergency allowed to remain in Arab A Sanford *|<okr*nian today The tree was ilecoraled and State's next papulation boom. board recoin nil?IIdid l» Presi­ had received reports that o:i per was reappointed. a bjt of bruised feelings that pointed not only to the educa­ Jordan fur 3>i hour*. Many placed In County Clerk Art all but destroyed the Christ­ dent Johnson in il ashington passenger* and crew mem­ tional and nillur.il preside carried suitcase* nr bundles Beckwith’s office. bers hail been rescued. The mas spirit un Capitol Hill— Milk Meeting .Monday* that the FEC should • • • of having u slate university in uf gift* ns they were checked vessel carried a total of 1,036 and the honeymoon with the rehire the strikers ami p»v ORLANDO (Ul'l) — The •Stock holders of tha First White House. Seminole County but to the through tho gat* tn a lung Although there is no light* Mdk Commission bis railed a them wage incren-r passengers ami rrew commercial advantage, also. slow moving line — first by National Bant of Dellary held The House voted for a mo­ tag contest being sponsored special meeting here Friday The three vessels which ar­ The hoard’s report railed It has been estimated that Israeli guards and then hy their first meeting at 10 a. m. tion to reverse an earlier In the Casselberry area, resi­ to consider action against a tho strike by It iian-ups’rntin* rived here this morning were Monday lo elert a tuuird of di­ House stand—twice affirmed within a very few years Hie Jordanian soldiers. dents almost seem to lie vicing dairy which it says is selling unions a “potential detriment Uie P. L O. liner Stratliedrn rectors. Albert J. Cowan was —against use of U. S. credit payroll for faculty member* DAI.I AS <im > _ Santa with each other to see who can milk below regulated prices. to the nation’s deft rise and with three survivors, the Ar­ named a* chairman of tho tn help make trade deals with • hill' 1rought booming laugh­ and lor administrative per gentine vessel Salta with 433, come up with the most attrac­ space efforts" at Cape Ken­ board. and Ihr American vessel Bio ter aed soma gift, Monday In sonnet will run well over $1 Service Station tively decorated home and Seven Killed Communist nations nedy. rh Other directors ara Myron million monihly b"tee of hero pnlicomnri Grande with 73—for a total of In a daybreak meeting, rwV lawn display for the holiday Operator Slain But on hearing Hie board s 333. JACKSONVILLE lUPI) Accardi, II. Guy Chase, Sam­ eyed member* of Congress J. I* tippit, the offirer who This would hr over and season. Herald reporter, Jane Seven persons were killed in recommendation, EEC Vue uel E. Far on. Dr. George W, barely rested up from an all wits killed while ehaaing fro- above employment for Sem­ ORLANDO (tll'l)—A Casselberry, «ay» It's well three traffic accidents on President \V I Thornton vice station operator wns Frltoit, Arnold Hooper, Rob* inole labor in Hie const ruc­ sidenl Kennedy’s accused as­ night session Friday night anil worth the trip around the northeast Florida highways said in St. August,im that the tion of (lie university build­ found shot tn death here ,.rj j(4 Kaufman, Oscar [I, early Saturday Bred up a sassin. town one evening just to see Monday night, striking a company still hits u*> idea of Liquor Sales To rarly today, apparently •be | I’aplneail, James E. Spaulding few nmre of the bitter ex* 1b* public, which has given ings the many novel themes and harsh Christmas F.ve warning firing more than inti employ's victim of a robbery attempt ami Edward Z. Walter*. Dr J Broward Culpepper, more Ihsn |.’170,000 (o the changes (hat have marked tho Minors Charged idea* that have been used. hired to replace striking union to Florida motorists. Tho Grange County she­ Formal purrhasn nf the struggle throughout and then widow and three children, executive director for the • • • Nancy Bullin',, Longwood. members. made Ihe suburban cottage a Board of Control, Monday riff's office Identified the vie- building site, which extends agreed to a rnmproiime plan A representative of the So"If tho striking employes operator of the Top Cat beer less hollow place. Contribu­ statist at the Mayfair Inn tlrue as T. M. Row land, in Ids the full length of the block under which the final decision riul Security Administration’s Mosquito War bar on Highway 17-02 South, WASHINGTON (LPO-The district office in Orlando will l \ s. Public Health Service want to come buck and take was cited at midnight this tion- still were corning In and meeting that 1200,000 already Into fills. Ilu was found inside on Oik west side of Highway on Bed trade credit would be job*—that are vr-ont we'll has been earmarked for ini­ the service station he oper­ 17-1)2 between Senilnola Drive left to the White House counting continued. be at the City Commission has begun a five-year drive be happy to have them,’* morning by Constable Bob tial study, lie also said the ated Just north of tha city ami Catalina l)rive, wns conWith hi* out of the way, Room in Sanford on Wednea* to eliminate the yellow fever Carroll for allowing intoxicat­ *‘I gave Curtis a cap pistol summuteil oil Monday. members scattered in a rush days. Jan. H. 15, 22 ami 20. mosquito from the United Thornton said. ing (leverages to t*e served to and pop gun,'* .Santa said. l!M5 Legislature will lie asked on V. H. 4-lt. It i* expected that the bank [ u* airports and the railroad "That's v hat his daddy was lo appropriate funds for build­ Authorities said Rowlnnil minors. ItttJJ. between the hour* of Slates, it was announced to had been shot in the head by ing and that he hoped Hie will open for business on or be-1station, and some to their going to get for him.” Carroll stated she was issu­ V a.m. and noon. Cypriots Fire day. • • • George R, Hale, , 210- East Central Florida univers­ a Wgu caliber weapon, but fori* July t, 10*11. Dale of the i automobiles, in t last weary ed a summon* for appearance This service is made avail­ at 3 p in. Dec. 31 hefore Jus­ poiiiui, n f->ot l 1.*-inch police­ ity will be realty for students It was not known if it was a groumilirawking will he an-! effort tn get home for UhristOn Palace Of pistol or a rifle. nounerd in the near future. 1mas. able to those who wish to Name Change tice of the Peace Hugh Dun­ man who knew Tippit us “an in RWS. NEW YORK <UP 11 - Sen. ■Pply f"r ohl-age and survi­ can. Archbishop all-around good fellow,” was vor* insurance benefits, social Edward M. Kennedy, D closest to Santa during the NICOSIA. Cyprus 11 PI* — security account numbers, or .Mass., the late President's Cypriot* today cpeiu’d fire hour-1 ng visit. youngest brother, led a host Blast Wrecks to obtain information about on the palace of the presi­ ilr-nd*. 10, gut a "wrist the Social Security program. of dignitaries today in dedi­ dent, Arehbiahop Malarlos, watch, )»-(-• use her daddy was cation ceremonies changing Grocery Store • • • going to get her one,” Santa and other fiirhtiiu- was re­ EAST s. LOCIS. III. (CPU And here'* * notice for the name of New York Interpotted in tteurby area* «f the —Eight sticks of dynamite saiil. .Mien, |4, got a ski national Airport to the John nirmW-ra of Sanford laidgo capital. touched off an explosion in sweater. VII three gut assort­ IJ2. F * AM. Installation if F. Kennedy International Air Makarios, leader of the is­ a Kroger Store tale Monday | ed clothing supplied from a port. officers will lie held Friday at land's Greek majority, was night in what police said was special fund where the Dallas 5 ;30 p.m. and not Dee. 30, a* not in the palace at the time the most powerful of a year­ policemen "-*H chip in." A halfConnally Hopeful Indicated on the organization’s AUSTIN. Tex. (Ul'l) - of the shooting. Shota were long series of grocery stale bushel of assorted fruit, can­ treat te bun id. Wounded Gov. John Connally. fired from u Mcslem minaret bombings in live St. Louis dles ninl nuts were carried across th e snow-covered Til The Herald* special who has spent most uf the “•"! other high building* near area. Christmas greeting page to­ past month in a ho-pital bed. the palace. Makarju-’ guards Police '.I Fred Thena* said ' luw" b> aula. day we inadvertently left out looked forward today to a returned the fire, but there t'e dynamite was placed in the name* of three of thi* Christmas visit with Presi­ wa.s no report of casualties. the doorway of the store. It Dies At 102 TAMP A (UPI) — Mrs. newspaper writers. They are dent Johnson at the LHJ Greek guards uu a roof­ blew out a U. S. mail box Jon Warden Jr., of Oviedo, Ranch, and a trip to the Cut- top near the offices of the aod shattered all the glass Ziurah Elizabeth Gau.su. who THE LAW became involved in a car collision at Kiver City, ttuffeml bruiser* when the latter'* Richard Grant of Longwood. ton Bowl New Year's day to Cyprus Mail exchanged shots in a Idling station next to the celebrated her 102nd birthday 12:50 this morning' on Highway 46 Kant at the car skidded into the officer's automobile. Car and Hubert U. Thomas Jr., of see the football batlle br- with Turk* down the street "tore Postal authorities were Nov. 13. died here Monday in Geneva bridge. Deputy Sheriff i.ee Hire sufferdunutge wns estimated nt $2,200. j from Ui* newspaper [jiitii, | notil led. * noising h -me. j tween leva* and Navy. 0 zhutfuid vd cut* uiul abrasion* and Klly Gilbert, of Uuluut (Herald S u it I’hoUt Ivy Hill Yttuvnl Jr.) f 'Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel' juuv.a... McDonald Sings 'Swan Song' On Chaos Aboard Liner City Council Survivors Describe Israel, Jordon Open Barriers For Christmas LBJ Scores As House Reverses Wheat Position FEC Balks At Rehiring Plan Santa Brings Tippifs Joy Directors Of Bank Elected � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 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/b812a9e06bf2ccfaea5df39b671c2fed.pdf 17c5c04f96fe30c65d96dd258ab4661f PDF Text Text JR 6 DilkM Linked WASH IKGTOW (UPI) T rattttry f e e n t u y Douglxa MOao and M i t a n at hi* family hava about H alUloa riding on a tax cat* u a Jtr continued atudy by Uw Intern a tk ra l l i r n m fcrvlet, an arm at tha Traaaary DepartA apokaaman for Dillon aaid today the aecretary baa taken every precaution to make cer­ tain that no conflict of Interoat ariaeo in tUo or any other tax cate. An IRS apokeiman declined to comment on the cate. Aa one of hla flrat acta In office. Dillon directed that no tax eaaa be brought to hla at­ tention ualeaa It bad been eatabllabed Is advance that he had no inter* it Is the affect­ ed firm. The tax m atter Involving the Dillona concern* a dotedend Inveatment c o m p a n y known aa United State* A foreign Securitiea C o r p ., wboae aharca are traded on the New York Stock Ex­ change. The Arm la holding d a ta to 910 million a t a re aervo in aveat of an advene ruling. Most Russians Reported Gone WASHINGTON (UPI) — Army Chief of Staff Gtn. Earle G. Wheeler aaya that the Soviet Union haa with­ drawn about two-thlrda of It* forcea from Cuba tinea taat October’* criila. Wheeler told the Aaaoelatlon of tha U. 8. Army Mon day the remaining Ruaalana were m a i n l y technician*, training peraonnel and come air defenaa apeclalleta. White Wheeler did not men tlon any exact figure*, offi­ cials have eatlmated tha peak R uulan force at 32,000. Hla etatement Indicated there are only a little more than 7,000 BUttoned there at preient. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNM ENT INSPECTED TENDER A G ED H EA V Y WESTERN Samsonite C h u c k S te a k s ...»>• 5 9 * G r o u n d B e e f •••■>>• 4 9 ) SW IFT’S PREMIUM TASTY $399 only WITH $11.00 WORTH OF CASH IIQISTIR TAPIS graft's MirasI* Whipped MRTfRrilM ................ 29« Toity Yogurt .................. Mat «e 39c Bstty Creslwr laHanailh BtsceHs .................................. Kraft's MsHew Plavarad 4 mm 39c Cheddar CHooto............... !*T 39c Swast Natty Plavarad Monster CKooso l l l H I H t M M I H M A* T.tfy I nk Csetst-Cut Fkttwaat’i fraaaa Rad tespbsrries................. 4 It? $1* Cut Boons.................... 4t3i.99c *£T 59c PitOtROS - ....................... ra 39c Macaroni A Chotso....... 3 mm $1. loath’s Qukk fraisa Porch Fillsh..................... Ju 49c Shsaaadoah frotsa Caraith Como Hons ......................" m 69c Siaflstaa's family Path Brooded Shrimp.............$1.19 100^V V .V 76f00 t o G re e n S ta m p s *4A All i m s * m* m>d>M* *A BRICK SHAMPOO WITH fRIB 2 Vk-*a. CRIMI RIN1I ■-•a. sisa $1 plus l*« (••to., s.t, o«t. m. ivan mmmmmi O ra a n S ta m p s •*A Ais uvsm m J tmikttm *h RARRASOL SHAVI ROM* (Rtfolsr *r M.nlfc.l) 11-os. sis* 79c («■»>•« S.t-. Oct. » 1H1> 000000000000000000 f f lf lH B f f f f l t o O raa n S tam p s v*A Als (mm* mi iwdiiM ah Hirman Oranga Band Sliced lalagaa lb . • down produce lane • C rytlinl’t Tatty frith W ieners.................................3 V C GoMsn Riga laathlaad fraaaa Whale 59c (••*]>*« S.t., Oct. M. ISSI] JM M M M M M J) B O W eV aYH W □ Bananas.............. ». 10* N orth Carolina □Sweet Potatoes .. ». 9" Iwift’t Fr.tnlum, All flinra Ice C r e a m ...... VSt 79* Sunihlai'i Niw Thla Krispy Saltin es.............. SJ; 31' Pm Piy-Care, Pl.la *r ledia.d Morton S a l t ............. 2 VI" 27* Whit* or Y.lithr 3-Min. Pop C o rn .......2 37' StrlatMeaa'i C kM .l.t. Cavirad Milkolet Graham s AN Thi Meet h R .ill Pard Dog Food fioloswl riO I.E T T A U r* HOY TU M B LER Old M ilw aukta T a p -T o p Beer • Van Camp's Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling mmsmmmm O W 'e V a Y W t o O. . Cra a n S ta m p s l* — Phjlli* Kugcnstsin FA 2 #251 Lake Mary Sluglatao fa m ily Pack Braadad Shrimp Mura Norris TE 8-1311 S. Seminole 000000000000000000 1V s -lb . pkg. $ 1.19 Swift'. frimium Coekid at lakid □ Apples........ .......If, 49' lyfctt Sugar Crash Smaktd Suuauga lb. 69c (••.In. S*L. Oct. M. ISSSI STOUffirS MACARONI A CHUM S 12-ox. p k g t. $1 __ tocetHS ass. Oct. M. IM1 Bog S a u s a g e ..............................£ 5 9 ' F a n c y R a d D a lic io u a P o rk * Beans • • t o O•I*raa n S ta m p s Alt tw m a>* la d iu *1: *1 Taraaw'i Wheta H t| t o Oat Araa n Stam p s <=> Ai* *w*m at# tsrdtsM sA (T O W a Y W i Sanford Pork Ribs ....................................£ 4 9 ' •irds-lya Praash- W eV eY W J I*. O. Hot 1211 Ceuolry Slyl* Tally Loaf Spinach...... ..........2 **•*- 39c Staaffae’s fraasw rtniaa iNTBaiarao in tPOMMMNiw. n i a u Virginia 1’atru.hl Pork Chops ;m?...... .......6 9 1 Birdt-lya Chappad at KISSIMMEE (Ufo) _ Gu­ bernatorial candidate Fred Karl, who eaye he will fight for a bigger legislative voice for heavily-populated coun­ ties, got • cool reception from email-county officials here Monday. Osceola County commis­ sioner* and the county attor­ ney ate elsewhere when the Daytona Bench representative apoke at a Rotary Club lunch­ eon meeting. C o u n ty Commissioners Cheater Barber and Tom Iltimby said before the lutirheon that they disagreed with Karl on school matters end felt he was sgninst smalt counties. Fires if pmtl|ilitl<lotlins and civlo lift •( f«u/ eamauaity. lb. 69c • frozen foods t Hsllswav Haata Staffed This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors SLICED BACON 49 • dairy special* • Cobhofi Rolls......... . WASHINGTON (U l'll — Mohamed Yaald, a personal representntlv* of Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella, wilt meet Wednesday with Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk on the Algerian - Moroccan bonier conflict. (boneless). Folding Table Osceola County Cool To Karl Meets With Ru«k S i r l o i n S t e a k s • • lb 9 9 * T - B o n e S t e a k s • • «*• 9 9 * R o u n d S te a k |b. 0 ^ ^ F & P #300 Very Fins Delicious, Healthful can □ Prune Juice . 3 Peaches 4 $ 1- □ Pear H alves. 4 Enjoy Z eity Whitehouia A p p le Ju ic e • • • quo rt b o t. 25 C Duncan Hinas Deluxe Layer (W hite, Yellow, Davits Food) C a k e M ix e s • • 3 p k g t. $ 1- $ 1. F & P Bartlett i #303 cans $ 1 . #303 can 10< For The Holidays □ Libby Pumpkin WHiRI SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Star-Kist Delicious Light Chunk Tuna • 4 6 Vi -ox. cans $ 1- Penny-Saver New Blue D e te rg e n t • • • • p ig iit I r e c v H e m a r v/p u < < ;h $ »e £5 w giant pkg. s fo ra ), 39* SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY, FLA. HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 �* •» y Ginny Aimed A t Ip r a G t Georgia's Coast (Sip WEATHER: Showers and windy today: hiph today In low 80*8; tow tonigh t In 80s. VOL. 56 'U n ited Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 T1IURS-, OCTOBER 24. 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 46 MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane northwest during the next J4 upper east Florida, roast *n4 throughout southeastern Geor* Ginny aimed 85 milt an hour hours. " It is emphasised that hur- gia should keep in eloae touch winds today at tha southeast ricana Ginny is • definite with later bulletins and ad« •Ginny" joined her "slitsrs" Georgia coast. Tha weather threat to the Georgia coast, visorles," the weather burenu of earlier (hi* hurricane »eabureau said the center prob­ and all intnest* along the said. •on . . , feared thii area but, ably will hit tha mainland Ginny** gale winds far.r.ci AND HAPPILY SO, bypasaed late tonight or early Friday. outward J00 miles tn tha "Hurricane warnings will north of the center and 100 n i. Wednesday’* skies, wind • •• likely be hoisted in the area miles to the south. •nd rain really took on • from St. Augustine to Savati‘•Gale winds are occurring hurricane-alert appearance. nuh, lia., later today," the immediately off the upper east But today's funny skies an j Miami weather bureau said in Florida coast and along tha warm weather brought a filth an II a.m.. KST, advisory. Georgia coast." the weather Tile advisory extended gale of relief. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - burenu reported at middav. • • • warnings from llaytonn Reach “Sens In this urea uro very The Atlantic Crust Line says *t<> Myrtle Heath, S. IT. Small Edgar Sitler is slated to he it will install an electronic lough ami tides are expects l ! craft warnings were posted Installed a* Casselberry post­ brain to keep tabs on some to Increase, ranging up to elsewhere along the coast of master Friday, Congressman 3U.000 freight cars on 5,5uo around five fret above nor* United Press International the Carohnns ami the Floridu mill ms the hurricane ap­ miles of tracks. Svd Ilcrlong informtsl R. K. proaches." coast southward to the keys. SAIGON, South Met Nain FRANKFURT. G e r m a n y 0 Porter by long distance tele­ was IncrensThe weather bureau said tha (UPI) —A IT. S. Air F o rce, The hurricane . phone front Wushimtton this (L’l’l ) —American Air Force , , mg slightly in intensity, the hurrirane had become "better planes nearest the eml of their WASHINGTON U P I) morning. The long delay since Plane on a flnre-dropp.n* w rilt|lfr ,1UI„ U „ ul. organized and now appear* tn massive trosip-carrying "Op­ A hill designed to head off Siller's confirmation by the mission crushed in Commun­ A t II *.m.. the center »us a scheduled drop in the sup­ be on a more definite court* V . 8. Senate, llerlong aaid eration llig Lift" from Texas ist territory 63 miles south located about K0 mile* castto Germany today hours ahead port price ot wheat was in­ toward the U. 8. mainland.'* the Post Office Department Tills removed the threat in of Si icon today, apparently northeast of Daytona Reach, troduced today by Sen. Hu­ of schedule. explained, was brought about near latitude J’.*.5 liortll, bert It. Humphrey, (I) Mina.). south and central portions of killing four VimTicans and The historic nir test of IT. with tiie department awaiting longitude TUP west. FTorida's east coast and au­ four Vietnamese on h>ar«l the in-tailution of John A. S. global striking power was It was moving toward tiie thorities sounded an “all expected to he completed at (ironuuski as postmaster gen­ A U. S military spt.kcan.an wc, t .nurthw,.,t nl H „,Re, ,K.r UK It LIN (UPI) - Inter- clear" at the huge Capa Ca. eral. ( It. K. Porter heard dif- 1 0 :do p. ni. f 1:40 p. m. KST). said this afternoon that the hour. Forecaster* said the K hour* and JO minutes under ferenee with Western Allied iinvera! missile test center A ferrntly, though, locally , , , hurricane should continue to­ C-tZJ transport plane crashed patrol* in Hast Berlin may wlibh had been “buttoned up'* Siller was opposed politically the TJ hours that had la'cn al­ ward tli„ west-northwest or be the next Communist move for tiie storm silica early and burned about 'i a. in. lotted fur the airlift of the and there's suppoied to he to restrict Western right* \'*dne*d»y •'There was no evidence of some sort of a ruling about entire 1l.fton-men of the Jnd here. Armored Divisism. survivors," he said. retired lieutenant colonels not The final plane of Rig f.ift’s The spokesman saisl the being allowed to hold appoint­ aerial trosip ferry was sched­ J. DANTORTII WRIGHT (left), vice president of C entral Florida Council plane was on a mission over ive federal offices.) IIKKVH.LK, Tex. xl'PI) • • • uled to lund at Semhach Air of the Navy Leaytie, was present w hen Mayor Thomas S. McDonald signed Communist-infested Vinft Itinh Mine. Ngo Dinh Nliu of a proclamation cuIHiik for the observance of Sunday as "Navy Day." Province when it went down. John L. Galloway, county Fores Rase about 30 miles South Viet Nam roamed a He said the Americans on tax collector, said today ap­ south of Frankfurt. The big BEAUMONT. Tex. (L’PIl - real Texas cattle ranch today C130 transport is now on the board included two officers proximately fio.h(H) tax bills Sixty Cubans who faced starv­ hut hulked nil lairsehack rid­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — and two enlisted crewmen. • wera placed in the mail to all 5.000 mile transocean flight Tiie National Mediation Hoard The four Vietnamese were ation on the seas to escape ing and other cowhoy sport*. chairman has urged the Flor­ taxpayers at their last known from Bergstrom Air Force, food and water shortages on enlisted crewmen. address covering 1003 taxes on Texas, a s|»krsnmn said. ida East Coast Railway and Karlier, the Air Force issu­ He said the wreckage of their Communist-held island real estate, personal property striking non-operating unions BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) Hie craft was "scattered over were being considered today and intangible personal prop­ ed on even more optimistic to submit their to month dis­ a wide urea" and that mill­ for political asylum In the —There wa* apparent ill*- pute to binding arbitration. arty. He laid further thnt the forecast. A spokesman said CORPUS CHRIST!. T e x . ion authorities did not know United Stairs. agreement among city cotintax InMiks ate open and a four the airlift plume was expected Frank O'Neill made the ap­ (U P I)—The Liberian register­ as yet the reason for the Immigration a u t h o r itic* cilntcn today over whether to eml with the arrival of a per cent discount will be al­ peal Wednesday In a teller ed ore freighter strafed and were expected lo announce to­ to lure Negro indiccmcu as a lowed for payment in Octo­ C l33 jet at Rhein-Main at lo FEC Hoard Chairman Ed Sanford Mayor Thnmaa S. women—living and dead - all set fire by unidentified planes crash. If Hie Americans were kill­ day what disposition would be step toward solving racial Rail and George Leighty, ber uml November, three per 0:01 p. ni. McDonald today procluimed near Cuba docked today at ed. it would bring the total made id tiie refugees, includ­ problems. The Air Force was opti­ Sunday, Oct. 2T, Navy Day, over the glnl>e. ^ cent In December, two per chairman of the cooperating He called upon all citizen* Corpus Christ), and the cap- of C. S. dead in Viet Nam ing Id rhiblren and td women. cent in January, one per rent mistic it would rompletu the paving the way fur a com­ laltor organizations. lain said tile first inkling InThey disked here Wednesday in February, net in March jolt in less than TJ hours de­ munity-wide celebration that “to t ike puil in ii|ipioprinte had of an attack was when since January, RMI. to LSI. "We have met separately WASHINGTON (UPI) —U. of thsvw. counting today's night. but a delini|Uenl eliaigu in spite s|Hirniilc bud weather includes a Nuvy League re­ observance of this dav aerial flares hurst directly with you at various times They were rescued Tuesday S ami Soviet oHlduts appear­ over thr past three day*," tha probable dead, till have been that caused diversion of II April and thereafter. ception ami dinner Friday at through the muny channels over thr vessel. finm an overcrowded Jo-foot ed optimistic today about killed in combat, 57 by hos­ transports Wednesday night tiie Sanford Naval Air Sta­ open to them.'* Cupt. Gerhard Krause said tile action ami 4M in acci­ 'nilhont in the Yucatan Strait prospects for American wheat letter said, "and reluctantly Friday's observance l.y the must find (hat It is not poss­ More than ‘.’1*0 reservations and early toduy. tion. he and two men were pinned dents; and TH have died of between Cubit and Mexico. sales to Russia, Imt Ihe nag­ Rain or fog at Rhein .Main, Central Floridu Council of the ible lo resolve tills dluputo acre reported by tin Chamber ,,f ,,M' * Navy league will begin w th <ii Hie bridge by In, Ilets other causes, including na The British freighter F'.sse- ging problem of shipping through negotiations or medi­ ot Commerce for the ’•elec­ primary terminal of RigLift.1 ,,v virtue uliizzin around them during tural deaths. suicides ami Ipubo I lin ked them from the exists was Mill unresolved. and at Chaamoiit, tool uml I" bim.umn. Sanford joins ation." a reicpth'ii lit tiie NAS Suntion*' luncheon today noon ut the at lack He ordered the nun combat accidents. turbulent s e a where they had W ' " 1*’ **•- ford ballroom ut il p.m. follow­ "We urgently request In aothe Civic Center. All civic and Ktuiii in Fiance, caused the " i,h tl,B rc-d of the crew to remain he plains to be shunted nl Mild- •s-»|*s-ct» to the morn than ed by dinner at 7 o'clock. drifted two days without food. rordanrr with the spirit ami service clubs meeting to h MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet '''eh'ln-w "f Navy . V A refugee student explained intent of Hie Railway lattair Vico Admiral Fiuhogh l c». briefed oii tiie necessity of rnliall and Prestwick in llritPremier Nikita S. Khrushchev *'We didn't have anything the reason for tliu exodus: uin and Chaiulilry and Rvreux ai"' M ," " a r " r '" i’1 '"' '" ,l* ’ Act that you submit this dis­ ( lii’ef of Naval Air Ti lining, the electorate to approvu tiie ill Fiance. lions of vrtnuna and reserve In Culm Diet i- are not ha* offered massive no- pute lo arbitration." is scliriltllvd to speak lifter to defend ourselves with. three constitutional amend­ pci sonnet. Krause said. “ All we could enough shoes manufactured ''rings-attached aid to t uha Lclgltty, who returned to ments uml the county’s per­ M< Donald eited Nuvy Day dinner. have done was throw |«>la uml some people go liurefoot- to alleviate hardships caused Washington after three days Lee. win is heudipiaitered missive legislation >>n Nov, 5. is onr to “give Well deserved by recent fl<»>d and hurricane toes." ed. nt fruitless bargaining, said in Pensaeoln, is in rhnrgu of damage, the official Tass honor ami recognition to tit Krailse's slop. Ihe .1 lauil' "110*11' in not «'in»Uk*li water Ihe unions wxmtd give the ar­ tiie Navy's fur-flung air train­ Returning to “Hurricane TAM MIASSKK H T I » achievements of our might) News Agency reported today. l» a Liberian freiglder. in ftunto ureal and ei:K* an* bitration suggestion careful ing i,|e,.itl"ii • which pan ills(iinny" . . . she mused the The II .ml «)f Control will Navy and Its heroic men and Krause, relaxed uml In u uiliotu'd no nlrictly (hat only consideration. -oulh from Jackaonville to postponement of VAH-b's meet in .luck^onvilli* Nuv. jovial mood, said he counted people Under right nhd over (15 Rail said In JacksonviUa • 'n> pus Chrisil, Tex. homecoming, which had been TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - he had not received a copy Hi passes made h) the planes i11 at ihrrr tlays nft«*r th.* pub­ an* ii Ilowed to rnt (hem. lie will arrive ut tiie tinsnl ® statrd for today and Friday. lic luit volril oil th<* prof>o8u«l Robert K W'htte. of Or Thirty-one Florida AA.M Uni­ “Then," lie said, “ I >top|M-d "After a while you |frt nick of Ihe letter ami would have air station from Atlanta shout Navy announced at noon the lando, serving time for cat­ $7*i in lliwn collect* hoinl inmu* versity students, arrested dur­ no comment until lie did. counting " of thin.'* •T p in. |Nist|Minement is ••temporary'’ If i lu* |i«‘o|i|«* approve Ilo* ing a protest march on Ihe He s.lhl lie llever saw the K.iiiy kriivuls to the Navy but no word when Iho “ fly- tle steading in Seminole t o m county j.iil Sept, in, went on planes because they were lH)iM|.fiimiit |nif plan, (In* board l.eagiie reception-dinner will hoys" will arrive home. How­ ty, has returned today from | will make plann for ^ottin^ trial Ix-fore a county court Fire Destroys moving too fast be treated to a tmir of tiie ever, dependents will be no­ Halford slate prison for a jury today on charges of Krause said little damage tlu* proiriMtn into llo* wok*. MIAMI I I K A t 'l l ( H I T ) tut ion and Ramey Field tified promptly when tin; a r ­ new trial under the U.S Restaurant trespassing. Former Floridu Gov. Leroy lllght line where they’ll In was done lo the ship ami that 11 tin* IhuiiI in to* piopoitnl i rival is decided. Supreme Court'* “Gideon nil l ■•lltiiit -aid today lie will not IllOst of tiie bullets in lov'd »Ufuat»'l. tliu hoard probably Fire destroyed the Hickory • i t in- A-3A Vigilante ami 1\8. — Navy 'phoned and ing." t-iolorso liny* e.itolidiite in the A ■III Sk WCII III . tile work- lie saiit In- never feared (or wilt diotjx-4 atlnualivtf House restaurant on Highway aaid “ maybe” VAil-'J WILL of Ki'ttmtf lmilly-iin*ilri| conWASHINGTON (UPI) - IT !•- midway between Fern Circuit Judge Volte Wil­ I'.Mil gubei i,..l'ii ial rate- and hor«e aircraft of S.infoid's Hie ship's safety as long as Iruclicn and HpparvDtly tlu* _ arrive today. the plane kept strafing. Its I mil.I press Ini.rnaii.in.it An AFLCIO spokesman ein- Park and .Maitland Wednes­ took his own foot out of Hie liams ordered White's return Heavy Attack Wing One, • A fire broke out on the how only way opi'ii would lo* to An Indiiin summer drought phaaliesl today that organiz- day afternoon. Only the four political door for good. Sanford Elks Lodge won for retrial when il wav hot nevir endangered tin* fuel imk for a *p«*t iul M'inioii of htiiiust deeper Into ilia for- *'4 laltor was supporting walls were left standing. '•A* far ns I >an tell, | mu atate ami national honors brought out that White had supply. It was t tin i -i th«* l.u^ialahm* to lat.^o tux«*. • -U ami fi«'bU of the I.ant to­ President Kennedy's tux cut Sheriff J. Hobby said through with polities," said through Hie efforts of mem­ pleaded guilty to two charges t'olllns.- .v-io Is In-re av presi­ I In* lioanl nicotinic will he day. Writer Gupplie* in parts program "far one single pur­ tha blare started from a liarby chemicals and water alter hrtd ut 11 a.m. in thi* (iulf I if•• «*f New KiiRland tank to their pose — to help create badly h«ciis pit. llo added the build­ bers Ralph Wight HI. Louis Iwo hours. without benefit of legal conn dent of ttic National Associa­ Inturance hoard room. On the lowest level in n*'url> *Jf» yraM. needed Jolt*.'' J . Girard ami Gene Walter. ing was owned by Louis De­ tion of Broadcasters l NAIIl following day, hoard nirmhcm Statu H<|. presented plagues scl. I’AI.M S’ C It I N G S. Califvils and leased to C. Cole­ for an N Ml regional conferMore than an inch of rain While. In \pril 19dJ. plead­ to the local lodge for blood will attend llo’ (iruricht l*l«»r• ( I T I t Four meniliers of Ihe man. rm f« II in part* of Tctiui a *itI ed guilty In cattle stealing idn foot hull irniiiu in Jark«oii< hunk activity led by Wight loti- roniedienre Joan Davis' NEW YORK (UPI) — A ReqMiiiding to the can Were " V man cannot do n jolt if Uklalioiiiu Wetlnemlay nik'bt. and youth uitivity led by Cl- and was sentenced from two lo- lias one foot ur one eye on family—ln*r niother, ifuughter viltc. Static i ia| show era drifted off new long playing record al­ the Casselberry and Maitland to live years and In breaking a* rard. A ne.v project, commu­ and two grandsons—were kill­ tb*- I'arific across Urcpdi and bum. "Three Billion Million volunteer fire departments LONDON ( U P I ) ’Die “, l “ uf service. -My nity activities led by Walter, and entering and grand l»r- ...... alres", with a galaxy of and Ilia Florida Forestry De­ U ailiin^ton. ccny and was sentenced from J1'*’ eontinands the whole of ed today when fire swept their W•*»tniln»trr « o r o n r r \ office brought a citation from na­ Vmeriean talent went on the partment. The Casselberry home. I• *«i.iy (luil Ih.inu I Inirmy energies," he told a news t Tifteuaonnhla heat in the six months to 10 years. tional ll'iThu victim* were Nina Duvwtm r r . umr,| |„.r h D' N**itli shattered suveral ti'in- market Hits week to benefit department recently extin­ Sheriff .1. L. Hobby sail u**nfnr» n o * fu ll.» v \ jn^e • * * TJ. Mr*. Ileverly Culliert, win ton Churchill, committed |»urt to Hu* N It p«i.i(nfe femriN Wed ii cmlay. fin* I'N Children's Fund (CM- guished a blaze at Hickory Tiie Navy is really tubing tail morning that White is IIOl.lA W€H•I • tl<l If It *b (!bi*a*t« bad a In^li of *ifi de- t'KF’) and Hie II. S. Commit­ House la-lorn much damago ' I don't plan to make any l*,,4 Mr«. (%ilb«*rt't two Aiii*‘lib* by takiritf nil n\rr<lo»e tiie seventh convict to he re­ ever tile next few days. < dr. was done. Hope ia planning lo entertain Kll., s toppling a "J-yeur tee for Hie United Nations. endorsements tteeause th at is sons by « foimcr murriutfCe • I la r Kit ur.it o *. Lyle Setfe will he relieved as turned from Raiford for re­ m> longer my field." Collin, Guy Grossman, nml 1.111 ry. The ."•( year old .Mini flmrr- American troups in Viet Nani murk. Other record* included trial under the Supreme I'uurt commander of Heavy Attack said when asked about the Itill, who rr«i|fiied b**r inuialert this Christinas. t l< \eland. t lit in, Mil; Midinn, Squadron 5 by Cdr. Paul F ruling. \«i^l)l)ui a writ* ii* uknit I Th.. rnnivdiuti aaid ill mak­ III . xT; nml IInf ru lu. N. Y. 73. * fftoi i,• ' i rip divofro luce for governor next yeur. Werner, executive officer for Collins «us governor from Aboilly u ftir mblniuht wlivu fiuiii f oiiuiMiiiwcalth Kuintion« ing the unimum mural Wedt liiyetim, \\)o., «-t ml ull% the la<l year, at In a.m. Fri­ | 1 tn |M’ M. anil to«||«y lie wimlim'i in (In' mtitli <«t lifiim* Sreia-twry Bumah SarnlyN. ncMlay tlint hi. u a x p,iat|Mm- tiim- irionl fur late frnat. $ 3 0 0 S to le n day. VAII-9 is due to arrive Burglars broke into the pro r*lle«J tlirie >rj»i» in Tulin bi'lCiih **|Hipplng * mil umlcr wua found tJt'std Sufidav in mg a s.-lieduli d |»-r*nnnl up- there Inn, ta-en nu final yet from a tour of duty in the shop of Mid-Florid* Country h » re r union* hi» "most satis­ prt*»Mirc built up by tlu* in* her apattm rnt in tiie Writ- prurame tmir of Australia tins fail. Mediterranean, at the con­ and New Zealand. dixtrirt of |.«im*|ijii. d u ll Wednesday night and fy mir " llui In* rHterntmf thnt tm uil fin*. C i,per, l.aiider and 8lu*rivenience of "Hurricane (tin­ Firrint'ii t milloIImI tlu* bl.il*1 An in«|ui*At wai onlvred. ofHe plana tn take tegular dun, iVyo., nil without (lust, obtained S3UU in cash, Man In* look*- I upon Itii pn 8«nt j.»L ny." And tiie Navy t.cuguo b ager Joe llorcnsicin report! I a* ofii* ••( public* .uTNue nl«n, tinil found th*' fi»ur bo*In a mII fniaU *aid at tin* time, be- tn.upe nuunlera Jerry Culunu, having a reception and dinner to Uhe sheriff s department uml said he b.i*l no pUn^ tn in (be moAtrr hr ilroom wherr cau-r of Home t)nttlr> found in Anita Bryant and urriieatia lutvc set new records fur high temperatures Ial. in thK at SNAS Friday evening in re-enter |xiliti**«. (ht* flrr uppmtntly niuiimtc<l. the apartment. I leader l.e- Braun (in the tour. yeur. Riverton, Wyo., which today. observance of “Navy Day” had u fru.st Oct. It), had a rec­ on Sunday. Vice Adm. F'itzord IM-day growing . asou _ hugh Lea will address th.> for rrupa. W Navy League dinner. < apt. Janies II. Mayo, commanding Heavy Attack Wing I. will ■peak at the full dtess cere­ mony and inspection of \ A11ft's 35tl officers and enlisted men ut the change of com­ TALLAHASSEE (U Plt — SOITHAMP ION. England body of the island's total pneumonia and related ail ucation. Life is muiii harder | ment* of Im* years passed Gubernatorial rnndidate Fred mand ceremony. them by and until they ur t UPI)—A party of 198 men. population, which was rcruov- meals attributed to the harsh on Tristan." • • • Karl has offered to return to rived in England they had women and children turned «<i two years ago alien a vol­ winter weather. Eight babies The rocky island was in Harold Unger, master coun­ never seen such thing* as Kia-iuimee to repent hi* sellor-elect. invites the public liieir hacks to,lay on the com cano eruption forced them to were born (during the Island habited in the early IMOh's by television, automobiles, trams, -pee.-h on rcupportioninont to fishermen, shipwrecked sea­ neon lights, to the officer installalion of forts of modern England to leave tiinr tiny British ad­ era’ stay in England. cement side­ I four county commissioners the Seminole chapter, Order return to the rugged, simple ministered island. Victor Rogers, So. Iiit wife men and other persons who walks, niovu-s or nylon stock- who snubbed him them Mon­ Florida l)i-trihulors For Denman Custom Built Tiles day. of DvMotuy. at 8 p.m. Sun­ life of Tristan de Cunha Island Two advance parties total- anil liieir three rhildrrn sir arrived by chance at the ism tag*. mg hi men have gone ahead among tnr tdandcis who in the Souto Atlantic. luted spot „ff thr normal Four of the fits Us, i,da day at Masonic temple. When experts declared Tris­ • • • They were scheduled tu to prepare Ihe Island to he chose to face the cold weather shipping lanes and lucking a tan de ( untia once again safe • ouniy euinnii, inner* turned for occupancy, the islanders \ down an liivitatiun to hear A reul ••hootenanny,” with d a rt the long Voyage to “the lived on again, now that the and complexities of modern harbor. Trbtaners learned to eke voted overwhelmingly to re­ Karl's talk tn tha Kissimmee Ulc iri Britain. the Coachmen "f Orlando, will loneliest island in llie world" volcano has subsided Eleven Tristancrs chose to "We are happy lo stay." out a hung by fishing, rais­ turn and thr British govern­ Rotary Club and instead be staged at 6 and 7:3U p.m. aboard the chartered Danish 105 W . F I K ST -ST. remain in England Five olh- Rogers said. ' My younger ing sheep and growing pots ment started making the nec­ lun lir.l in an anteroom of the FA 2-0651 Saturday at the Plnecreat ship Rornholm. The group was Hie main 1er* died here, mainly uf ‘ children alii get a belter ed lues. Tho modern develop 1 essary arrangements. j restaurant whvrw hurt spoke. iPTA's Halloween carnival. *** c iO < * 8 Men Die In Viet Nam Crash WJLUA C-123 Flying Over Red Area On Flare Drop 'Big Lift' Hours Ahead Of Schedule ACL ‘Bruin’ Wheat Bill New Move Seen 'Sick 01 Cuba' Refugees Say Mme. Nliu Balks Arbitrate, FEC And Union Urged Mayor Proclaims Ship Captain Sunday Navy Day Disagreement Tells of Raid Both Optimistic > h* White Back On 'Gideon Ruling' Help Offered 1 ■ioard To Meet 'Tier Election 31 Go On Trial Out 0( Politics, Says Coiiins V/aler Scarce in Seared East Labor Backs Cut 4 In Family Die In Fire Benefit Album Diana’s Death Ruled Suicide Hope Going To Veit Nam ♦I Tiny Island Declared Safe For Natives 198 To Return To Rugged Life In South Atlantic r Karl Offers To Return r J T r �Okah jutCMT Mr. and Mra. Jom te Hervey, baby girl; Mr. and Mra. Lar­ ry Morgan, baby boy; Mr. and Mra. Bonny M. U arleu, baby girl; Mr. and Mr*. Rich­ ard C. Mcaao, baby boy; Mr. and Mra. Roaeoa BrocUngton, baby girl; Mr. and Mra. Malcolm Thompaon, baby boy, a n of Sanford; Mr, and Mra. Herbert MeOrutber, baby boy, Ah FIORI, president of the Seminole County Society for Crippled Children and Adult*, present* Mr*. Jackie Goodman, retiring president, with a plaque of appreciation for her services in behalf of the organization. 'Disturbed' Children John B. Havana, William E. P ra tt J r., Richard Sima, Nanala Daffy, Patricia A. M e Govern, Lali D. r e m o te , Philip Hlnooo, ofi of Sanford; P retto a H. Jooea, Alice Eva Sutton, Oatecn; Spruetl Beall, DaBary; M n. Allen B. Coop­ e r and baby boy, Lake Mon Topic O f Discussion Comedy To Open The feat-paced, two act comedy, “Taka Har, Sha’i Mine," epeaa Friday a t tha Orange Bloaaom Playhouae ■tarring Paul Bronaon, Glnny Cortea and Julia Bolce. Cur tab) time la 8:40 p. m. Di­ recting la Lisa Hawley. By Jaae Caeeetberry Problems of perceptional dlaturbancs In children who a u unable to react normally to stimulus end are unable to plan their movements ware dlscuucd a t a meeting of tho Seminole County Society for Crippled Children end Adults. The dlacuaelon wee led by Cooper Matthews, director of Format Park School, Orlando, and Miss Martha Norris, oc- Open For Business! IN OUR NEW LOCATION Seminole Co. Motors DODGE DEALER 1801 W. FIRST STREET y o West For The Best New & Used Car Buys!” Mr. Farmer! This May Be Your “ YEAR OF DECISION” DISORGANIZED FA RM ERS LE89 CONTROL [ MORF k CONTROL Mrs. Skinner Voted Delegate To Convention By Mn. Clarence Snyder The Osteen PTA voted a t a recent meeting to send Mrs. Ernest Skinner as delegate to the State Convention to be held at tha Peabody Audito­ rium In Daytona Beach In November. The PTA also is sponsoring student pass program to th* Rita Theatre In Sanford in which all student* over 12 years old may receive tickets at reduced prices from Mr. or Air*. Skinner. All proceeds from tha project go to the PTA. • DEAR ABBY: Thla isn't the type of letter you usu­ ally get, but maybe you ean do something about it. Every night a gang of neighborhood t e e n - a g e punka search for, and find, poor stray kittens and cats. They torment these poor animals by sticking needles Into them, breaking their legs a n d burning them alive. They -even give kit­ tens to large dogs to chew and maul. 1 have seen them, and so have others. Every, body complains, but nobody does anything about it. I am willing to do anything I can to stop them. Where do I start! MRS. B. DEAR MRS. B.: You ■tart by calling the police— and you don't atop there. You alio call the Society for the Prevention of Cruel­ ly to Animals (S.P.C.A.). Anyone who has knowledge of such cruelty and neglects to report it, shares the guilt with the lormentore. • • • DEAR ABBY: I have been divorced f o r nine years. I met e man at work Cy Abigail Van Buren {also divorced) and we have been seeing each other for six months. As I am writing this, I am In the hospital recuperating from my second cancer opera­ tion. Thle man really wor­ ships me and Insists on get­ ting married right away. 1 have explained the whole thing about my operations, hut he says It makes no dif­ ference. All he wants is to marry me and take care ot me. I love him very much. We are both in our early fifties. Do you think I would be doing wrong In marrying him? 1 want an bonest answer. BORROWED TIME D E A R BORROWED TIME; Marry him. And enJoy aa much time together aa the Lord allowa. • • • DEAR ABBY: Half the time 1 don’t get a chance to read the newipapers, but I alwaya aave them to wrap potato and onion peelings in. 1 want you to know that I never throw garbage on a paper until I make sure I’ve read your column. I wish I could talk to the mother of the little boy who bit the dentist. Remember! Then the dentin sent his nurse out to tell that mother to take hor kid to another den­ tist neat time. My mother raised six of us kids by what the called the “Three B'e" system; “ Bust their behinds with a board!" That's the way I'm raising mine, and 1 must admit— It works. MYRTLE CONFIDENTIAL TO CONFUSED IN NOR­ FOLK. VA.: Don't expect your friends to give you any helpful advice with that problem. They will only tell you what they think you want to hear. Talk It over with your clergyman. • • • What's on your mind! For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 33M, Beverly llllli, Calif. For Abby'a To Have A ding," send Abby, Box HUli, CalH. booklet, “How Lovely Wed­ SO cents to 330S, Beverly Television Tonight till (1) X* her THURSDAY P . M. H :I .i C l T h e H to ry o f 4:44 4:17 *■)'• 1:24 K el­ li J i ( it p a c to rs 4.49 t i t N*rrscop* (*> N e w t . 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Wea­ ther 11:17 (SI Theater of the Stare 11:10 (I) Johnny Csreua I Color I (S) TV Blackout H itt (S) Meets F lo y d III Haas* Party (Si D a y In C o u rt 1:53 (S) New*—Lies 1.00 ( I I (S) (I) |:1S (S) 1:10 C l (t) <*) ( .10 C l (S) Cl 4:11 ( I I 4:10 111 is: 1:04 111 (4 ) (PI 1:10 111 (II Howard !-nr*tta T o u n r To T a il Th* T ru th Queen For A Day N ew s— E d n a r d r T o u D o n 't S a y (C olor) E lse of N ight W h o Do T o u T r u e t l M a tc h O a m e S ecret S torm T railm aeter Newe— S an d er Vanocur D o m e a n d A llan 1 'n r l a W a l t Itr-t o f (lro u .h u C artoon. H lverboat X ew tcupe Leave It To B raeai Legal Notice la lb * C o u r t mt Ik* C a n a r y J a d e * . S e m lg n ln C 'n a a ty . F l a t . Ms. I * P r a b a l e . l a r» i R a t a l s a t N E L L IE R. R A N D A L L Defeated To All C r r d l l n r s a n d P e r s o n * l l a t l a g C la im * n r D e m a n d s Again* ! **ld K a l a t r i Tou a n d * * ch o f y o u e r a her eb y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to p r e s e n t a n y claim * a n d d e ­ mand* w h i c h y o u . o r * l t h » r o f you. m a y h a v e a g u l i i a t t h o FRIDAY A. M. e s t a t e of N E L L I E B. R A N ­ (2) B t l m a s t t c s DALL, d e c e a s e d , 1st* o f s a i d ( f t B u n a h ln a A l m a n a c Coun ty, t o th.- C o u n t y J u d n * o* Keinlnule C o u n t y , F l o r i d * , (SI d r o v e . F a r m R e p o r t a t ht* o ffice In t h e c o u r t (2 ) F l o r i d a l l l a t o r y (Sp B u n r l a o H em eater house o f s a i d C o u n t y a t B a n (21 T o d a y ford. F l o r i d a , w i t h i n s ix c a l ­ en d ar m o n t h s f r o m t h * t!m<* (4) o p e r a t i o n A l p h a b e t (2) T o d a y o t th * f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h l e Cl) M l c k t* K rani notice. T w o c u p l e e o f e a c h (() Local New*. W e t claim n r d e m a n d s h a l l be In tkrr w r itin g , a n d s h a l l s t a t e t h * ( () C ap ta in K angaroo place o f r e s i d e n c e a n d p o s t o f 14) C a r t o o n * tic* a d d r e s s o f t h e c l a i m a n t , (21 J a c k L a L a n n e sn d s h a l l be a w n r n t o by t h a (41 A m e r i c a n l l l a t o r y c l a i m a n t , bln a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ CD K x e r c l* # F o r W o ­ ney a n d a c c o t n p u n l e d b y a f i l ­ m en in g fee o t o n e d o l l a r a n d (9) C a r t o o n * such c l a i m oy d e m a n d n o t no (2) d a l e B to rm filed e h a l l b e void. (4 ) R o m p e r Ro o m In i E d w i n D e n n e t t R a n d a l l (2) Bay W h e n A* e x e c u t o r o f t h e lo se t (* ) N e w e — .Mike W a t W ill a n d T e n e m e n t nf lacn N E L L I E II. KAN’D A L U (01 H p an leh decerned (1) New*— Edwin N*w- STENBTROM . DA V IS m an A M c lN T u tU I (I) W ord for W ord A tto rn ey * f o r E x e c u t o r (SI 1 L o v * Lucy P o t t O ffice D r a w e r 1110 (91 D e c e m b e r B r id e Hanford, F l o r i d a (2) C o n c e n t r a t i o n P u b lish Oct. 10, IT. 24, 11, 1 M | IS) R e a l McCoy* C D N -II (9 ) p r i m [* R i g h t 7:44 cupational therapist there, Mias Norris Is completing 7:20 ■tudiea on thle problem at the 1:55 Untvarslty of Southern Cali­ By Oswald Jacoby S:04 fornia toward har second mas­ 1:14 ter's degree. 1:40 There is an old saying, *‘A They captained that some one of his trumps, hut in this NORTH (D) U situation there would be con­ atitch in time saves nine." In of tha children a t Forreat ♦ K Q J» bridge “A switch in time Park School are being examsiderable waste of time. West 9:15 9:10 ¥ Q J 8 3 saves many a game." ined and teated and their cur­ was looking at fcotr spades to ♦ 53 Wrsl’a jump to three dia­ riculum la being adjusted to the king-queen-jaek In dummy 14:40 ♦ KQ7 EAST monds crowded North, lie meet thla deficiency. WEST and ho did not want to give ♦ 954 didn’t have enough for a A A 7 3 South time to set up the suit 10:27 AI Fiorl, newly elected prea¥93 three-heart bid, hut he cer­ ¥ 0 for a potential discard. Ident of the group, preaented ♦ A J9I4 e KQIO0Z tainly did not want to pass Therefore, West shifted to 10:10 ♦ A ll a plaque of appreciation to ♦ J 1094 so he bid three hearte any­ th* jack of chiba. North’s SOUTH Mra, Jackie Goodman, ratir way. Of course, South went ♦ 1003 queen lost to East’* are. East 11:04 ing president. ¥ A K 10 7 41 Cubans Must on to game. studied a while. Ho really Lillie Reeae, state director, ♦ 7 West opened the king of wanted to try to cash a sec 11:30 (2) Mining Link ♦ 833 and Paul Murray, director of Pay Full Tax ( 5 ) P et* A a i a d y * TV RENTAL diamonds and East signaled ond diamond, but finally he No one vulnerable (9) Haven K e y s Camp Challsnge for handicap­ • Sales • S e n kg TALLAHASSEE (U PI) vociferously with tho nine, West decided that his partner knew South North K*a ped boya and girls, which la 30 Cuban refugees cannot claim 1 ¥ 1 ♦ FRIDAY P. M. i 0 hut West did not feel that he Seminole TV what he wit* doing. East ltd aponaorad by the aociety, were Pass Pars 4 ¥ 3¥ Florida's 55,000 homestead ex­ FA 2-4920 had to follow that signal. back a club to his partner. Introduced to the audience. 12:00 (1 ) Y o u r F l r a t I m p r e s t 1*453 l ’ass emption on their homes, the Zenith Color TV 8 i Im Ion ( C o l o r ) South drew trumps and Upcnliig toed—# K Chairmen of standing com State Supreme Court ruled Hast had overcalled with a 1000 S ta fo ri A vo. («) Lov* o f Life suit that did not have much started after the spades, but (91 E r n l * F o r d mltteea who were appointed Wednesday. a t tho head of I t Obviously i that second diamond. ha was not In time. West 12:24 (S) N e w * — H a r r y R*aby tha prsaldent are Kenneth saner in a unanimous opinion McIntosh, finance; Mrs. Good written by Justice B. K Bo- East held a five-card suit and| There la usually no great took hla ace and set the hand 12:10 (1) T r u t h o r C o n s e ­ quence* BIG man, membership; Fiorl, Hea­ burls, the high court said It Suutli would bo able to ruff I loss In letting declarer use with a club. (4) H - i r c h For T o m o r­ row ter Seal drive, and Mr*. Har­ was Impossible for a refugee (9) F a t h e r K n o w * Beat old Appleby, Camp Challange. from another country, here 12:43 tr.| d i l u t i n g L i g h t 12:33 (2) N ew * — R a y Bchare r Tha society plana to assign on a temporary visa, to de­ (2 ) N e w t . W a a t h a r :By Ruth 1:04 Millett a chairman in each contmun ■ clare Florida his permanent (4) B a c h e l o r F a t h e r 2445 French A vt. (9) ( t e n o r a l H o s p it a l ty In tha county for conduct home. " 1 Women, in droves, can bo killing time. Header Service, c/o The San­ 1:13 (2) F o c u s Hanford, Fla. . Ing an Easter Lily Day, and la pretty dreadful. Individually The complainers who are ford Herald, P. O. Bux 489, 1:30 ( I t Helena* ( 4 ) A* T h * W o r ld T u rn * still seeking a chairman for they am fairly nicn people. never satisfied in restaurants, Dept. A, Railio City Station, Christmas Toy (9) N e w a — Uav* F e n ­ the Easter Lily Ball. Carry Out Orders n ell Yet viewed collectively a t a are forever asking for sub­ New York 19, N. Y. Representing 8 e m I n o 1e Drive Launched 1:43 (9) C a r t o o n * department store or restau- stitutes on a fixed menu, or 2:00 (1) P e o p l e W i l l T a l k I’h. 322-9616 County at the annual meeting Chrlitms* toy* for under­ rant, they often give tho im­ sending tilings hack because (4 ) P a s s w o r d of the Florida Society for privileged children are beintf pression or being sn unat­ they aren’t right. (9 ) An n B .ith ern Legal Notice Crippled Children and Adult, collected by member* of So ml. tractive crew. The snooty Sadies who get i.v t h k m i n r r r m itr n r to b* held Nov. 1 and 2 at the nolo High Broadcasting Club. Watch the women next time some sort of satisfsetien out T t t r n in t h jr D i r t s t . rm Anyone wlihing to donate Cherry Plasa In Orlando will r r i t . in a n d u rn ariwibe Fiorl and Mra. Payne. Me may call 322-0112, 322-0305 you go (hupping. Look close­ of ritxing salesgirl* and look­ NIILB Cnl’ NTV. FLORIDA. IN I I K N C K H T NO. D I M Intoih, treasurer of the locul nr 322-5H'J2 snd tha toy* will ly and ycu'11 spot all of these ing down their uncharming C H Am,FIB 11 JO HNSON, Kit, type*, and in numbers, too. nosea at any woman who isn't an<t A N N IE E. JOHKBON, hla group, will glen the invocu he collected. wife, The haughty gals who, if putting on the same act. Th* club will ucept dona­ tlon at tha banquet. FU lntK fi, they happen to catch another The mothers who yank ROLLER KINK Neat meeting of the group tions of food, clothing and a R A N T L. BOW MAN d will be held on Nov. 20 at the money but particularly would woman's eye, give her s free*, their small children along as M I L D R E D M BOWMAN, an hi. Fluride's F in n t ing, haughty stare. though the kids' arms were w lf * i a n d IIK C C S H. (IBMlike toys. Public Health Center. Tho shovers, who elbow made of rubber, and who M E M , D efrndtnt*. Fun for all ages! their way through crowds, meet juvenile protests with NOTH B O F a r r r IN are alwaya impatient to be belligerent threat*. F l I l t K d . O M Its; O P AOHKSIWi: v r F O R DEED • Complete Snack • Claisr* — served, and don’t cara how A t home or among friends T O i OH ANT L. BOWMAN and Bar Beginner* & Advanced they get whnt they want Just most of these women prob­ M I L D R E D M. BOWMAN, hi* wlf*. aa tong as they get it In a ably have more pleasing per­ SHIS Miirsnn Btr**t, LUOY B A Y S, Just Off Hwy. 17-92 On The Dog Track Rd. sonalities. But when they are hurry. C h a r i o t ! * , N o r t h Ca ro lin a T o u . D e t e n d a n t * , *r* h*r* The sloppy Susies who u n k n o w n member* of h r n o t i fi e d ( h a t a co m p lain t leave public puwder rooms crowd, something happen* to to fore ctu e* a n A g r * . m * n t (or looking like pig pens. them. Whatever It is, it isn't Dead on th * f o l l o w i n g d eacrlb•d property. to -w it * The dawdlers who Dike up a pretty. Have You Won a Dinner of Your Tha N orth O n * -h * l( o t W # » t I I r a a t o f l o t 24. half hour of a clerk’* time Choice at B lo c k 2. tV KST WILD when they have no intention For tho crowd—Ruth Mil M E R E , a c c o r d i n g to thi p l a t t h e r e o f aa rac o rd ad of buying. Such women uie lelt'e “Tips on Teen-Ager*." In P l a t B o o k I, p a g a II, “shopping" as a mean* of Mall 20 cents to Ruth Millett o t t h a P u b l l o Hacord* ot Qaaoby (Os On(Bhidqs Jhs(Oonwt Skate City You'll Jim Spencer's S a m tn o t* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a h a n b aan filed n g a l n a t y ou In t h a abov* a l y l e d au lt a n d you a r a r e q u i r e d to ee rv* a copy o t y o a r A n i w t r o r p lead in g to t h a C o m p l a i n t on Plain lift*' a ttu r n a y , JO SE PH M. MllRABKO, P O Box 221. F e r n P a r k . 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NITK 11:30 Double Feature “ Vampire’s Dhimt" Plat “Mania" NOW thru SAT. OPEN 12:13 8I10WS AT 1:00 - 3:00 7:00 • 9:00 t o M m a t e t a C it o t a ! o g MCI AUjVEW! in COLOR Ak*g tn**mj Ud. Klua •* Unwed I STARTS SUNDAY K lU K TMIL'GI VS _ M IT Z I C .A Y N O R " lO tl LOVE OH .’ " " ’v v 5:00 �. *> <* I Ofr OmiTorl |mH O rt. S4. 196S — Pfljre 8 Shower Honors Miss Mims Church Class Chooses Project For N ew Year Mis* Judy Mimi, brideelect, wai guest o( honor it s recent miscellaneous showofr given by Mrs. Robert C. ^Thomas and Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morris, at the Morris resi­ dence, 1405 Locust Ave. The party rooms were dec­ orated with a profusion o( pastel flower arrangements. The refreshment tabic held a large crystal punch bowl, surrounded with flowers and greenery and two three-tiered ^andclabra with white tapers. v Cake, punch, nuts and mints were served to the guests, flames were played a n d prize* awarded to the win­ ners. Invited g u e s t s included Mmes. V. M. Hrndershot, fleorge Carver, Paul Morris, Rill Jack, Ben Butler, C. B. .Simpson, John Fuller, D. W. Jlazkins, A. W. Haskins, T. C. Ttrown Jr., Dennis Brown, Ray Thornton. Minnie Slacklm. C. E. Karrakvr, O. A. llanshaw, William Pressley. Clarence Jessup, Richard Calloway, David Galloway, J. II. Covington. M. E. Shel­ by, L. S. Payne, fl. T. Kellett, W. C. Hutchison, Melvin Siskllnd. Bell Kolotlner, Karmen Mpresutto, A. C. Mims and th* .Misses Betty a Grace Morris, Lynn Kcttlett, Carol Fuller and Vickie Ana Payne. diomsunaJiSM By Mm ■- L It's almost the time of the year to say “Tls the season to be Jolly" and time to hive holiday parties and dinnfn. Here are some recipes for those entertaining days. HOLIDAY ICE CREAM PIE 18 Chiplts Chocolate Chip P e­ can cookies, finely rolled U cup sugar 2 tbsps. butter, softened 2 pints butter pecan ice cream, softened 2 3-oi. pkgs. lime or cherry flavored gelatin 1 4 tips, unflavored gelatin 2 cups water Thoroughly blend Chlptta cookie crumbs, sugar and softened butter. Press firmly against bottom snd sides of a 9-inch pie piste using an 8-lnch pie plate. Bake In a moderate oven (375 degrees for g minutes. Cool. Comldno lime or cherry flavored gela­ tin with the unftavored gela­ tin. Heat water to boiling. Pour over gelatin and stir until dissolved. Chill until mixture becomes syrupy. Add softened butter pecan lee cream and beat until smooth and creamy. Pour into pie crust, chill 2 to 3 hours, gar­ nish with whipped cream. Serves 8 to •- 1 medium sized head cauli­ flower 4 cups boiling water I egg Mrs. Johnson Cohnsui Hostess For Fair DEVILED CUSTARD SANDWICH 2 cans (3 oz. each) deviled ham 4 slices pasteurized process cheese 8 slices bread 1 cup milk Committee Members of the Golden Cir­ John F. McClosky, presi­ cle Sunday School Class of dent of the Legion Fair Asso­ .1 ■ '■* the First Baptist Church met ciation met with a group of 4 tsp. salt at the home of Mr*. W, W. committee members, Monday Johns Jr., for the monthly deep fat lor frying at the home of Mrs. H. L. business and social meeting. bread crumbs Johnson, to outline Instruc­ Mr*. Dorothy Stapleton Cook cauliflower 10 minutes I tions (or registration a t the gave the devotions with Mrs. or until tender. Break into H tsp. nutmeg Fair, which is scheduled for M. N. Cleveland leading the 1 tsp. salt flowerets. Drain, r o l l In Nav. 4 to 9, 4 tip. pepper closing prayer. crumbs, then egg slightly Those attending the meet­ Spread slices of bread with Mrs. Rollert Hodges, who beaten with 1 tbsp. water and ing were Miss Myrtle Wilton, was re-elected to serve as in crumbs again. Fry in deep deviled ham and cover with county Home Demonstration a slice of cheese. Spread 4 president for another year, fat 370 degrees. Drain on abslices of bread with butter, agent; 3trs. C. E. Hunter, eallrd for reports and request­ aorbent paper. Turn bread alice down on chairman of the fair commit­ ed suggestions for a special cheese. Place sandwiches in tee; Mrs. John Plerro and project for the coming year. SWEET SIXTEEN CAKE a shallow baking dish (9 by 9 Mrs. J. Q. Galloway, from the It was decided to sponsor a 4 cup shortening by 2 inch). Beat milk and egg American Legion Auxiliary child at the Baptist Children's 2 4 cups sifted cake flour together to combine. Add and Mrs. William H. HeinHome, In Lakeland. I eup granulated sugar nutmeg, suit and pepper. buch and Mrs. Johnson from Mr*. Carlton Henley volun­ 4 cup packed brown augar Pour egg mixture over sand- the h o m e demonstration teered to be rhairman of the I tips, baking powder clubs. wiehea. Rake 3U minutes in committee compiling new 1 tip. salt moderate oven 350 degrees nr year book*. Other member* 114 cups milk until knife Inserted into cen­ A breakfast treat for the will assist her. A love offer­ 1 tip. vanilla ter comes out clean. To serve, youngsters is Chocolate Cin­ ing wa* taken end hostesses 2 eggs cut between each sandwich namon Toast. Mix together 4 named to serve during the new Place shortening in bowl. and lift out with a spatula on­ cup cocoa, 5 tablespoons melt­ church yeur. Sift together flour, sugars, to Individual serving plates. ed butter. 1 teaspoon cinna­ Mrs. Clyde Humphrey offi­ baking powder and sail Into Serve with sliced tomato and mon snd 8 tablespoons sugar. ciated ut an impressive instal­ bowl. Add \ cup milk and va­ lettuce salad. Spread on hot crispy toast. lation service at the conclusion nilla. Beat 2 minutes at med­ of the business meeting. Re­ ium speed on electric mixer freshments of coffee and cake Scrape bowl ami beaters. Add Gardners VERY ELEGANT were served by tho hostess remaining 4 cup milk and during tile social hour. To Celebrate eggs. HOLIDAY FABRICS Others attending were Beat for 2 additional min­ • • • Anniversary FROM f j .9 8 YD. Mines. Anthony Adams, Ed ute* at medium speed. Scrape JUDY MIMS, (tented, with hostCMcs nnd h er mother nt a recent bridal EGGNOG PIE Aldi-rman, D. S. Flutmu, L. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Gard­ bowl and beaters. Pour equal shower in her honor. L ett to right, .standing, are Mrs. Ilabert Thomns, Brocades, la m s J. Baker, and Miss Martha H i cups graham cracker amounts of batter Into two » ner of Lake Mary will cele­ Mrs. A. C. Mims nnd Mrs. Elizabeth M orris. (Herald Photo) crumbs Grogan. Velveteen, Chiffons Inch cake pans that have been brate their Suth wedding an­ 4 cup butter, melted niversary this Sunday. rubbed with shortening and t cup sugar Open house will be observ­ MILADY’S SHOPPE *4 cup Instant nonfat dry milk floured. Bake in moderate ed from 1 to 8 p.m. and all oven 375 degrees about 30 Of Fine Fabric* 1 envelope unflavorcd gelatin frlendi and relatives are in­ minutes. IM B. Park 128-8111 t cup cold water vited to attend. FILLING: 2 eggs, separated Whip 1 4 pints of whipping >4 tsp. vanilla cream with 3 tbsps. granular 4 cup ire cold water T R E A T Y O U R ELF! *s eup instant nonfat dry milk ed sugar. Combine 1 cup of To A Visit To The IteauUfa! Rv llrrnirf Ketsey Odessa Lee, daughter of Combine cracker erumhs whipping cream with 4 cup Toby Kasell, son of Mr. and and butter. Press in bottom mashed peaches. Spread mix­ Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Lee, cele­ Mrs Edward Kasell of Due and on sides of a 9 Inch pie ture between layers, fro*t brated her I2lh hirtliday with do, celebrated hi* third birth­ pan. Chill. Combine sugar, sides and top with remaining a party nt their home, 301 day at the home of his par­ 4 cup dry milk and gelatin in whipped cream. Decorate top Holly Ave. Saturday alterents on Myrtle Street. a heavy 2-quart sauce pan. of cake with peach slices If noon. CARDS & GIFTS The party room waa festive Stir in combined I cup cold desired. A group of playmates were Remlnuto Plata —l Casselberry with pastel hnlloons. Refresh­ water and beaten egg yolks. • • • Invited at 3 p in. and all ment* consisting of cake dec­ C o o k , stirring constantly, nere Is one that gives s A Fshulou* Arrsy Of Gifts, Hallmark Cards, And P arty wore Halloween costumes. orated In brown and white over medium host until mix­ corn flake cruneh to rookies. Needs For Fun Times. Order Your Personalised Halloween games were play­ Cards Now. and ice cream, were served ture comes to a full bull. Re­ CRUNCHY JELLY COOKIES ed and refreshments of ice in the following guests: ODESSA L EE move from heat and stir in 2 cups sifted flour cream and cake were served llav anil Julio Malcolm. vanJII*. Chill until thick but 4 tsp. salt to the younjsters. Mike Malcolm, Clayton Beas­ not set. Put Ice water, egg 1 cup margarine Those invited to share the ley, Craig Pendarvii, Debbie whites and 4 cup dry milk 4 cup packed light brown Sorority event with the honorec were Sue and Joseph Priest, all ot Into a 14 quart bowl. Beat sugar Vicky Huff, Anna May ThornHOIMNETTE ADAMS, left, nnd Toby Knscll, Oviedo; Tim and Tom Usery with electric beater at high I egg ell, Patsy Fowler, Kay Yopp, admire th e cako n t Toby's birthday party. of Orlando, and Robinette speed until mixture standi 4 cup pkgctL tom flake Karen, Peggy and Teresa Adams of lamgwood. crumbs high In stiff peaks, shout 2 Williams, Sue Smith, Cookie minutes. With mixer at low­ Red Jelly Russell, Janice Cannon. Linda est speed, gradually beat in Sift together flour ami salt. • Member* of Theta Epsilon Smith,Sylvia Richardson. lh*> routed ruslard mixture. Cream margarine and sugar, p ., Nancy Woolwin, Joey Smith, chapter of Beta Sigma n »1 |1 Mart Pour into crumb crust. .Sprin­ beat Jn egg thoroughly. Stir " " la flothe and Connie kle wilh nutmeg U desired In flour and salt mixture. met recently at the home oft j^,e and chilL Shape dough Into balls about Mrs. At Davis for their reg­ Assisting the parents with • • • By Bernice KcUcy i lion t* necessary to be cllgl1 Inch thick ami roll In corn the entertaining were Mrs. ular meeting. APPLE SAUCE RELISH flake crumbs. Place 2 inches Mrs. G. G. Parker *nd b!p tor the prizes. Judge* will The p r o g r a m entitled Hetty Hicks and Mrs. Sue By Mrs. Ctarenec Snyder I cups apple lauce apart on uncrossed cookie sclect the winners on Dec. 23. “ Prose” was under the direc­ Thornton. Mrs. J. It. Battle were 'the Osteen 4 It club met at I cup chopped celery sheets; make a dent with a tion of Mrs. Rick Walker and hostesses for tho monthly the school with Mrs. Lowell I cup chopped green pepper thimble in the center or each Mrs. Bob McKee. Each girl meeting of the Oviedo Gar­ Pettis, the leader. t Isp. pickling splcca cookie. Bake In a 300 degree had prepared a report on a Oviedo Mr* John Cutter was Intro­ I cup sllrcd onion oven for 10 minutes. Remove den Club at the Lake Jessup Obook. magazine article, or an duced as the new sewing I eup light brown sugar from oven, press down dent, home of Mrs. Parker. Interesting newspaper clip­ chairman and Mrs. W. B. 4 cup cider vinegar return tu oven and bake A chicken barbecue lunch ping she had read recently. Whidden wilt bo the cooking Combine apple snilcc, rel about 10 minutes more. Fill cun was served at noon, fol­ This report was given to the chairman. Mr* Cutter told fry , green pepper, onion, centers with Jelly at serving lowed by the business session. group and discussed. Mrs. C. T. Nihlaek nnd Mbs the girls aland the year’s brown sugar, vinegar and time. Makes about 4 dozen. One member showed sev­ Kathryn I.nwtou have re­ It was decided to beautify the The Pilot Club of Sanford work, explaining what aril- spice* C*>ok slowly, stirring Store in tightly covered cookie triangle, owned by the city, eral letters that had been in turned from a recent visit in observed founders week by etc* they would make and Uic occasionally, about 2 hours jar. Will slay cri*p, adjacent to the John Courier her family for over I0U year*. Jacksonville, with Miss Lawattending church In a group • • • supplies needed. | or until thickened. Mikes 2 football firtd. Plans were last Sunday. These were especially Inter­ OTHER NAME BRAND WATCH BANDS AT »-1.0| ton's sister, Mrs. II. J. latney. made to plant flowering trees Hereafter the rlub will meet pints, WHIPPED CREAMesting to the group and were Each year a church Is se­ While there they attended an and day lilies. every Monday at 4:30 p.m. at • • • MUSTARD COLESLAW the highlight of the program. lected alphabetically from the Trade in your old Watchbnnd! art exhibit. APPLE CAKE Combine 2 cups shri-ddcd The club also will place a members of the club. This the school. One week they will bake sale is being planned cook and Ihe next will be U cup sugar cabbage, j ib*p. wine vinegar, garbage can at the flowing for the near future as one of year they attended the Luth­ sewing so that raeh class will 4 tsp. cinnamon Mrs. Andrew Aulln Sr., well just in*idc the city limits 2 Ibsps. salad oil, I tsp. salt, the chapter's ways and means eran Church In Del.and Pres­ Vy C arat R e g iste r meet twice a month. spent last Thursday in on Highway 119. If cu-o|>era•4 tsp. nutmeg I t*p sugar and Vi Isp. celery ident, Miss Janet Smith, is a projects. Gainesville visiting with her 2 pkgs. refrigerated biscuit* tion is shown in helping to member of this church. seed. Refrigerate for 1 hour. Dinmtmti The main project to raise For t red skinned applo Fold I tsp. preparril mustard money for the Little Red husband who is a patient at keep the site clean a park The group was welcomed Osteen l tbsp. butter into 4 cup whipping cream Sehoolhousr for retarded chll the J. Hills Miller Medical bench will be placed there by Rev. Charles E. Jacobson, Center, there. Friends who Mix sugar, cinnamon, nut­ whipped, and combine with taler. dren is slated to begin very TO BE GIVEN AWAY BAT. M TU M X 2B. 8 P- M. church pastor. Following the meg together. Roll tacit bis­ coleslaw. Serves 4 lo 0. Tho club plans to sponsor service, the members were soon Tickets sold for a “ Bar­ would like to send him a card cuit in the sugar mixture. bie” and "Midge" doll set or note may address it to a lighting contest for the invited to Ihe home of Mrs. Come In anti let tin cheek your Mine* Arrange tho ?tl biscuits close Christmas season. Tills will Jack Lambeitson for coffee. —complete with wardrobe. The Room-577, Mrs Il.irry Osteen, Mrs. together in s buttered 9 Inch be the first time for such a and clean your rings — a t no charge to you! Crepe Myrtle •proceeds will all be given to Robert William* and Rev. and baking pan. W’illtout remov Mr. and Mrs. Lew Bart­ contest In Oviedo. Anyons in the Little fled School house. Mrs.^ Chester J ’lank attended J |(,0 H)Ktn> cu| the apple in In Bloom More details on this project lett and daughters, Patricia, the city will be eligible tr> Chuluota Ihe Seminole Baptist Associa half. Core and cut into 12 enter. There will be four cate­ Alice, M argaret and Nancy, of at a later date. linnal meeting which was slices. Plaeo 1 slice between A LL Those attending were Mrs Jacksonville, were weekend gories, the most outstanding held at the First Baptist each biscuit. Dot with butter, door decoration, most out­ guests of Mrs. Andrew AulWallace Peacock, Mrs. Cam­ Church In Sanford, Tuesday. bake In a very hot oven (150 SIZES eron Lawrence. Mrs. Sterne in Sr. They came by Gaines­ standing yard, prettiest win­ Mrs. Richard Labin ha* re­ Rev. Plank is the m-w minis­ degrees) 20 (o 25 minutes or dow and the most effective ville to see Mrs. Bartlett’s Boltc, Mr*. Art Lee, Mrs. FAST — EFFICIENT WATCH AND turned to h*’r home, 331 East ter at the Osteen Baptist until biscuit* aro browned. Jack Erickson. Mrs. Paul father, Mr. Aulin, at the Med­ all over design. GrapcviHc Nursery JEWELRY REPAIRING Htth Street, alter spending Church. Plants will be given to the Serves 8 to 8. Lewis, Mr*. Hob IK-kle, Mrs. ical Center, en route to Uviu2221 Graprtillr As*. six week* In Ohio. Mr». Labin • • • Size your ring ItemounU winners in each category and FA 2-0HH8 *Don Cahill. Mrs. Roger Gar­ do. accompanied her huvband's Dr Alta (Mr*. John) Bra"Scott* Dealer'* a plaque placed In the yards FRENCH FRIED SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY d n e r, Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Mc­ din has returned homo after of each home. Alter Dec. I body there for burial. CAULIFLOWER Kee and the hostess. a four month* absence. She Cleaning cupboard shelve* 1 anyone desiring to enter the Tile Sidney Boswells, bro­ spent seven Weeks at Ihe To anchor shelf paper with­ contest may register at the Time Now To out using thumbtacks, apply Oviedo Drug Store, flegistra- ther of Herbert Boswell, of Spears Hospital in Denver, Sixth Street, have bought the Colo, tiien flew to San Fran­ Select Your Diamond small pieces of freezer tape Johnson home at 320 Fifth cisco In visit her ion, Dr. For Christman! or masking tape at strategic Street. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson John Bradin Jr. She returned spots. It peels off easily with­ Dellary (iwnltney Jewelers have moved to Orlando, to Denver for more treatment out leaving gummy marks W eekend zot S. park F.l 2-15309 when you remove it. before flying home. Mr. and Mr*. Burdette DeDANISU Wick have received word of SOLID FOAM CUSHIONS! Mr. and Mrs. Raymond the death of their grand­ The House Of Rabija daughter, Dawn Marie EmKindi of Iris l.anc entertain­ ed for Mr. and Mrs. Frank merick, daughter of Mr. and Now f.orateil In Murpiiy of Kenmore, N. Y-, Mm . Alfred Emmerick, of IN OUR NEW LOCATION 2 - Pier* "'Ihe Hidden Garden” Newport, N. Y. their houseguests. Birthday Toby Kasell Celebrated Honored On At Party Birthday fa o la Enjoys Program On Prose Oviedo Garden Club Plans Holiday Lighting Contest Osteen 4-H flWST-OFLDr Club Plans Programs Pilots Attend Church Personals In DcLand Starting at $4.95 Personals Personals MATH Personals Open For Business! Seminole Co. Motors DODGE DEALER 1801 W. FIRST STREET “(Jo West For The Rest New & Used Car Buys!” Sectional 317 T*rk As*. N. NOTICE ! Belly Anne’s Hair Styling Winter Park, Fla. CHANGE OF PHONE NO. — Christina* Portrait* To - 322-4913 2201 S. PARK AVE. Phone MI 7-1955 QUALITY at Special Prices Mather of Sanford EASY TERMS — LOW PRICES — W« CARRY 203*09 East First Street AND SERVICE OUR OY’N ACCOUNTS t �99— ond There's Where El Presidente Lives W hen W e Hove One" Dilemma For Romney salt fa expected to command hla party’s forces in a nomination strug­ gle, to use them effectively as bar­ gaining elements for the benefit of It U tmtutuil that, months bsfor* presidential nominating time, any state should become so much a party battleground as Michigan already has become for the Republicans. With 48 convention votes a t stake, Michigan Is naturally one o f the big prizes for 1964. And right now Sen. Barry G old water’s parti­ sans are hard after a large share o f that total. Hence the early struggle. For the norms! political realities mske Michi­ gan the preserve o f its new but well known GOP Governor, George Rom­ ney. And the Goldwater push haa given Romney an unlooked-for pre­ dicament. The g o v e rn o r himself is o f te n mentioned as a presidential prospect. He figures fairly wen well up In many polls. Yet he has repeatedly disavownomine­ ed any ay interest in the Phil Newsom Soys . a * Red China Changing? Among thoaa assigned to watch tha twists and turn* of hie state. Communist f o r a 1 g n policy If he has to mske him self favor­ there la at present a wonder ite son in order to keep right rein, whether Red China la making that is looked upon as perfectly sen­ •oma attempt to change her sible politics. Professionals do not image as the great advocate see in such a course a commitment to of war. “go all the way ” even when the man Tha speculation arises from involved is a popular governor, fre­ a statement last Sept 18 by quently placed in the presidential Lin 8hao-chi, president of lists. Communist China and Mao Romney, on his own, evidently Tsa-tnng'a chosen successor. haa not wished to stand as favorite Visiting North Korea, he said: son. Perhaps he is Impressed, too, " I t la Impermissible for any with the argument it would thrust •oelallat country to be the him Into the 1964 race up to his ears. f ln t to use nuclear w e a p o n s His current situation, however, is under any eircnmsUnces." not one a state political leader likes T h e speculation received to swallow. Goldwater elements are further Impetus on Oct. 1 claiming upwards of 20 of Michigan’s from a speech delivered by 48 votes wltl be theirs in 1964, Rom­ Peking Mayor Peng Chen a t a tio n . V a rio u s p a r ty and o th e r In te rney In some circumstances might pared* marking tha 14th anni­ es ts, who want to see him stay on find himself going to San Francisco versary of the founding of tha and try for re-election as governor virtually as chairman of a Goldwater Chlnea* Communist Republic. delegation. next year, urge him to make that He said world war eould be disavowal rigidly final. This could hardly promote the prevented through united ef­ But in so doing they are compli­ governor’s Image as a powerful lead­ fort end "concerted struggle" cating the governor’s problems of er In his own state and a potential by tha peoples of the world, normal political leadership in his national figure for 1968 and beyond. Including those of the United powerful state. In blunt fact, it might do him serious 8tat*s. For example, some tell him that damage, even to affecting hia pros­ Both statements seemed de­ he cannot declare himself a Michigan pects of re-election as governor next signed to cast a different light year. "favorite sun” without going all the on Chinese foreign policy way in a major bid for the nomina­ These are the detached profes­ which has held that force la tion. sional assessments of Romney’e pres­ tha only means of settling dif­ Most political realists consider ent somewhat unenviable position. ferences with the Western this view to be utter nonsense. Any He is believed not to have too long world and that In the event of big state governor worth his political to work himself out of this dilemma. CASE Q4S2: Pete Akers, college coed was pictured as (back In 1931 In a report In nuclear war it would be the versatile Executive Editor of blithely claiming Krebloien our A.M.A. Journal. Communists who would in­ the Chicago Sun Times, or­ was nothing but creatine. She Now (12 years lite r) they herit tha earth. ganised in annual teen-age Sinca previous attempts ov­ clfnle for WO editors of high wai used deliberately to be­ seem healthy and a r t back on school and college newspap­ little and Insult Dr. Ivy. who the Job — with nothing but Is a world famous physiolo­ weekly shots of Krebloien fc> ers. TYPEWRITERS explain these miracles. Pita asked me to give the gist. ADDING MACHINES Since Krebloien hat no If Krebloien and creatine beaquet address a t MacUurFor Rent* Day, Week or medical 1 1 1 effects and has were live same, any Ugh ray CoUege, been used on over 9,000 pat­ M o n t h . Good Machines. WASHINGTON INEA) — any mere male to all thla la tola moderating Influence that school chemistry student But be was scheduled that ients by over 3,000 physicians, I Trices Reasonable. Drop Saucy reporter May Cratf don misogynist rohr* ami Iml-lkept the report from being same night at McKendree knows they would react alike! in, pick out the machine asked President K e n n e d y tate Schopenhauer. What do any more extreme than it Is. ]College."so Karin WaUh. C'lty But Krebloien dissolves in why Is live FDA so terrified and taka It with you. about the fair test of Kreearly In his administration, women want with any more But he is an authority on am- j i^ltor ‘9 l lh,, Sun r.mesi ably No. 9 mineral oil; creatina “sir, what a ra you doing /or status than thay now have? ploymsnt end an important served as smese. does noil Their melting blown that Senator Doujlai HAYNES women T" Why don't tha dears hang on­ part of tha book deala with "D^. Crane." Karla began polnti and spectrographs also urges in hla bill? OFFICK MACHINE CO. la it Just trying to "save "Whatever wa havs done, to what they already have and women’s work, which la never during our dinner eoovera*. are not the tim e. 314 Magnolia Are., Sanford faca" while letting thousands With typical Gestapo meth­ Mr*. Craig," replied the Pres­ let It go lit that, as tha most done. The report wee written lion, "did you ever um any Open Evening* ident, "I'm su ra It hasn't been favored of the sexcsT by Mrs. Helen Hill Milter, one Krebloien, the new antl- ods government men Just last of cancer victims die? snough." But women ars never s a t i s ­ o f Washington's brainiest cencer substance, os pat­ month descended ou the pfufetslnnal chemical laborator­ Bo in December 1IM! the fied snd never will be, whleh women. ient*?" President created a mem­ is one of the things that Details of the commission's 1 shook my hand, laying ies that did tha analyses of threatened ber Commission on the Status make* them so—so womanly. findings and ell 24 of its ma I knew nothing at that time Krebioien and of Women w ith the lute Mrs. The rominisslon report, titl­ jor recommendations will ba about Krtbioxen except what those astute scientists with Eleanor Roosevelt at Its bead ed "American Women" Is an reported In the news columns 1 hpd reed In the newspaper!. Imprisonment, plua h e a v y t# study tha situation. M-pags slick peper job that or on the women's pages. But "Well," Karin added, "1 fines. If they did not let them Twenty-two months latar on sella for 91 .25 from Govern­ a couple ef highlights are had on* personal experience sc* the private lab reports. The scientists properly re­ tha anniversary of that great ment Printing Office. Wash­ worth emphasising in thla with It. For an elderly lady, Isdy'a birth, the rommUeion ington, l>. C., Zip Code 'jfl 10), spurn because they show how childhood chum of ray mo­ fused, saying their data had filed its report and went out In rase you want one for your much the atatua of Amarlran ther, wai suffering intense been paid for by a private basbiaCa. ‘ Prom here on, club. It waa p a t together un­ women haa changed in this pain a i aha lay dying.of can­ client. But they finally had to call their own private law­ cer. anything dona to Improve the der direction of fte two vice- century. yer to order the government status of woman la put up to chairmen, M r». Esther Peter­ In 1900 the average life ex­ "Sines opiates would not tha President, tha courts. Con. son, assistant secretary of la pectancy for women was 48 give her relief, she finally Gestapo agents out of the great, the state legislature* bur, and Dr. Richard A, Lest­ years. Today It (a 78 years begged my mother to ask me lab! Since the FDA I* financed and city councils, education, er, head of the Department of American glrla are marrying to contact Dr, Ivy about Kre by ui taxpayers, It has do blown. business and labor leaders and Kconumira a t Princeton. younger than their mothers the BO million memlwra of At last report. Old Nassau and rramlmothare did. The "Dr. Ivy Immediately tent right to try to distort data women’s club* that rnncam was not a coeducational Insti­ young wives are having more some to her physician. After and Intimidate voters In thla dastardly manner. themaclvea about It. tution. Thla either make* Dr. children at lower Infant mort­ lh* first Injection, her pain Two weeks ago I personal­ disappeared! The firat natural reaction of Lester e tra ito r to hia aax or ality ratri. ly talked to several cancer "being a hopeless, term i­ What thla means for tho fupatient* who had been given tura Is that more women will nal cancer victim, she died up as hopeless caaes and list­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE a month later. But at least find that they hava a second ed as "dead or dying" way lif* to Ur* after thsir children ■he was pain free during C .I V E M E - A U l - T O f t H t K those final weeks!" , WiLLStoUi? n*6 A t i l are grown. Tha choir* will no tf AY. DO you FU07I tr e 7 AM. BY /I Kirin perked up my cur- I f c O O - P i t 1.1 ■«, C.T C/flonger be family or career. WATClt IN M oeFi Kfcfip Fooums m r t t H o a t aioBAW puzM.er.AGo TH‘ BATTLE. OPWAteC They can have both. It Is hap­ Unity. So I talked with U.S. 1 LOO AGDT-DOGT -Senator Paul H. Douglas, flNB OP IMESe PAV« M«S. MOOPtfa pening alreudy. himself a Ph. D , ami fam ­ VtlU.se UfllNG SOUIt FORPUfcAOFOfl W M f I S TUfcWfc A R C On* third of the labor force * tiN 5 rr n n u o * o n A WAOOBOAWp! I h>WW A C.IJS VillC* ous former university pro­ canmo G « mo K £ /—' Is women. Ilaif of the 2 | mil­ SOT UIGSAsN PtVEB AND TUCV 100K llM .lM M R-iLfr—n lion employed women are In fessor. AlMAVtAV.APTeR Senator Douglas recently OftlCNTAL KtKS, ' the 48 or older age bracket introduced a bill In Congress ItU D S M A U . and 68 per cent of them ara to demand a fair clinical teat curls P laces.' married women. of Krebtnisn. The** ars women who for But the Food and Drug Ad­ financial reason* ra n 't or for ministration seem i to have I" - v* personal reason* don't want a pathological hatred of Dr. to sit out the second half of Ivy, For eism ple, it tried to their lives. They want to re­ smear Dr. Ivy by press re­ CAMERA BUOP sume old rareera or find now leases last month. 210 8. PARK AVE. ones. They want to live long Thus, an undergraduate snd useful lives not only for the happiness of their own sweet selves, but also to be of more service to their families, communities end country. There Is another aspect of i<r- W a it whirh the commission re­ ...»UWK tT port doesn't go Into, but which I* worth a close look. This Is the effect which the employ­ ment of more and more wom­ en has on the total unemploy­ ment picture. To provide Juba for ell these I’iitfe I Sanford, Florida Thurn., October 21, 19«;j women means that the growth rate of the economy must ba accelerated more than If only w w,rt;ii v. 1. 11;i.oiv, taiinm n i l ri H thiinn Washday Is still washday. . . but without an expending mala labor fore* tha aching back and tired feat. Because an m i ll v n i*i : l t haa to b* kept a t full employ­ IMKn WELLS M anaging B ailor Vlfvha u l c s l tiiipi, automatic electric dryer make* it unneces­ ment levels. j n i H s|im :ti sary to haul V hang tha 4JXD pounds of wat- W er the last 10 year* to fore­ cast day-to-day turn* of Com­ munist policy hava been mark­ edly unsuccessful It would be a mistake now to take state­ ments by even two such high official* tci mean that Red China is changing Its coat But as Item* of temporary expediency they may have some meaning. In past years the Reds have not been b a c k w a r d about boasts of their advances In the fields of steel plating and factory eonitrucllon. Lately the talk haa been of ateel t u b i n g for fertiliser plants, and for small tractors and diesel engines. Bicycles have takw preced­ ence over manufacture of au­ tomobiles. Other reports have told of tha manufacture of so-called luxury good* xuch aa clocks, tableware end glassware. Indicatlng difficulties, there nhg have been reports of com­ plaints stemming from short­ age of replacements for agri. cultural machinery. LASTING! JE T SI’HAY | Roof Cleaning1 Clean Roofs Last! YENTSCH Maintenance Servlre I SOI E. 24 PL FA 2-18131 Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Peter Edson Political Notebook A KODAK CAMfRA Sts*/* (3 Wieboldt's k^Sj F1 WITH A FLAMELESS electric dryer ©1)1' £>aufmii ^pralii J l in O uu tr u i i i .k a IMlior ICIKI.I V Ktil III. u fco.i*., tbitiior M rae llellierj Itn ilii... U -iiJo .r ClmsirlSd rn t> K Vlan.sir \O LT O LIV M i;lr> ulstlou Mansasr s t n a tm v riu x a tr r .e Hr Mall Sem le-le l - a a l r all o t h e r » • W ash l e v a I Vear I I I . l a t V aar » M I Meath* J.T l I M u n th * LS« S Months l ea | M o n t h s l.M I M o n th I.Oi | M o n th V. I- F s a t a l r t e a u U t i o n a pro vl4* t h a t all m a l l a u b a a r l p t l a n a k* | | I J In a il v a n c * . L ' n i . r . l a* l o c o m ! cine* m a t t e r October ST. ISTS a t lh * I'o rt O l f l t e o f h . n f o r t l , F l o tilla , u u j e r the Act o f O o u g r e t * of M a rc h . T h a i l r r a U I* i m e m b e r «; the Ln!*<| 1‘r e s e w h i c h an. l l t t e j e a c lu a iv n ljr to t h o uee for r e p u b l i c - l i o n o f nil t h e l o c a l new * p r i n t e d In t h i s n t w . p a p a r . part o f a n * of Tho P a n f o r d m a t e r i e l , n e w s or a d v a r t i a l a p , * t this edition H e r a l d tuajr he rep ro d u ced In nnr minnir w i t h ­ out w r i t t e n p o r t n l e t l u n o f t h e p u b llrh o r o f T h e l l e r a l d An? I n d iv id u a l o r f i r m r e s p o n s i b l e for t u c h r e p r o d u c t i o n w ill be c o n s i d e re d a* I n f r i n g i n g o n T h e Har old's c o p y r i g h t a n d w i l l he held li a b l e f u r U a n u g i n g u n d er the low. r u b l t o l i e d d a l l r e s c e p t loturdor, S u n d e r o n d C h r i a t m o e j p u b llth ed f a t u r d o y p r o c e e d i n g C hristie*' No waah tbs average family must dry annually. And it also saves an estimated 40 mile* of walking required foe old-fashioned clothe*Rne drying. I t apalle goodbye to drudgery [ Any woman who owns a modem electrio dryer will tell you that it is even better than ■unahlne and la truly an all-wcuttu>r con­ venience, day or night. Cleon electric heat driM/oug olothee eafoly and gently. Whites B IIIH I.SIV J . i , H I V T COMPLETE (NVESTHENT SERVICE Meted *a4 enlistad Stdurillae Mutael Feeds ALLEN A CO. I l l * . LEMON IT . LAKELAND. FLA. Hr inker: Midweal Black E u k t hing* Beard af Trad* OrIasi* Sat** Eei for •x a m p U l d ry white, colons stay bright and everything is softer, flutter, w rinkle-tree and sweeter-smelling. And remember, a flameleaa electric rlollteH dryer inaa safe aiul clean aaa light laiUv No flame, no fumes. (kin bo inatalhtl anywhere, Operating coat le just a few iienniea a load. An aU-tltctrie laundry w ith a n a u t o m ntic washer, an "Inatnnt aunahine” dryar. an d a mijier-faat electric w ater hen ter for a plentiful supply of hot w ater will really help you wait* through your next washday. Sew your electric appliance d « w today. -ftuatvAioMJfit]]lameless f italic* FLORIDA HRS. STAN COMSTOCK /A cu t AUK. TOO POWE R & LIGHT COMPANY MILPIMO AUILO n o AIDA Pfc- GA 9-M84 .V-J a S S o je I A T t o ' N W. Scott Rums 207 Mag. Ave. �I ■y S(if S attfnrb VrralB R e v. Goerss Speaks Oct. 24, 196.1 — Page 5 Olficers Named By Emergency Committee '<> Mr*. Adam Muller Officer* rU-cto.l at a recent meeting of the DeUary EnterReney Committee wire Kress 'Valter, chairman; Mr*. Char­ les Ulrich, secretary and Mrs. C. K. Butler, treasurer. I’tans were ilUcu**ed for revlvimr the committee under direction of new leaders with Hew committees formed for various department*. Resignation* ct Mr*. Ell Yoder and John lta*ch were accepted with re it ret. The committee, which ha* expressed it* desire to he prepared fur any emergency, ha* asked fur suggestion* am! eooperatlun of the resident*. It i* hoped that each orgnnlxatfon in the community will elect a representative to serve on the i-ciiirnltlce. A plod attendance i* Urged for the next meeting which i* scheduled for Nov. 18, a t 0:110 a.m. a t the Community Cen­ ter. Businessmen To Meet By Bernice KeWy Rev, Herbert W. Goers* of Sanford spoke Monday night for the Slavie Parent-Teach­ er League on "Satisfying the Boalc Yearnings," Presenting his topic in four parts. Bev. Goerss outlined security that children need at home, affection needed by chil­ dren, recognition that a child needs by his parents and teacher* and adventure that a child finds in learning. He pointed out that the greatest adventure in lifr is ChrUtinnlty end the battle against force of evil. Relationship lietween the church und the school was dis­ cussed by Rev. Stephen Tuhy. tluring the business meet imr Principal E. L. Ilellhorn announced that the annual Hullo ween Costume Party will t>e held next Wednesday at the school. A cartoon movie to be show n at tLlfi p.m. will be followed by judging of the costume*. latter game* for udult*' and children will be pluyrd and refreshment* served. Ilellhorn asked that parents notify either the bus driver or teachers U their children are to lruvo the but other HEAR LAKE C1IILOREN already have been treated to one Halloween Party and sweet little angel Ifonnie Sprit* (left) and h er small Japanese friend, Gayle Nichols, were prize winners. S e n s o rs of the party were members of Bear Lake Community Club, (Herald Photo) Two Receive Commendations At Lyman Fall Fashion Show Draws Full House Two Lyman High School Seniors, Pete Carlson and Loieanne Wagner, were pre­ ble where coffee and dough­ By Julia Barto* By Shirley W entsortli sented commendation* for The Full Fashion Show nuts were served by Mrs. Rus­ The Fore*t t'ity Business- their high ichorcs in the Na­ spon.-ored for benefit of the sell T. Overly and Mrs. Smith men's Association will meet tional Merit Scholarships nt 8 p.m. today in the office Tests bv Principal Carlton Altamonte Spring* Library Cady before the show begun. Welcome to the audience of Norris Construction Com­ Henley at a school assembly was presented before n enparity house last Ttiuraday vvus extended by Mis. (iiuham pany in Forest City. last Friday. morning in the Educational Fuller and Mrs. Milton Tins­ At thi* time committees will They placed in the top two report on progress nf the auc­ per cent of all those taking Building of the AUomuult ley, commentator, introduced Community Chapel. the models and described each tion to he held Saturday, Nov. the tests in the nation. Stage sets were decorated costume. If. for benefit of a community Pete is the win of Mr. and Styles were by Plnygirl Christum* Party for the chil­ Mr*. H. T. Carl*on, lams- with tree*, fulling autumn leaven, pumpkin* and footFashions of Fern Park. Mod­ dren. wood, and Loieanne is the A final meeting will bo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | bull.* and one screen was cov­ els were Mr*. A- M. Hirlts, Casselberry, held next Tuesday to complete Leonard Wagner, Altamonte ered with colorful balloons, ■Mrs. Iwonari! confetti and Halloween party Sirs, George C. Ileum, Me*. final plan* fur the auction. Springs. hats. Thnnm* Malone, Sirs. Walter A fruit of plenty renter- Norton, Sir*. (Jerald Peebles, piece decorated the Outlet va-j Mr*. AH'rit fitv.ikc. Mr Eu­ gene Taylor and Sirs, Julian Williams, Surprise entertainment fea­ tured a pantomime »kit en­ acted by Sir*. Keith Nixon, Sirs. Wayne Sobotka ami Sirs. By Jane Casselberry Federation song. The group By Bernice Kelsey Thomas f'innock to the tunes South Seminole Garden Club is composed of the following The annual maga/ine sub of "Anything you run do, I members heard a talk by garden clubbers, Mrs. Milton scriptlon campaign is being Col. Mark Fravei, who has Tinsley, Mrs. Charles Pierce, sponsored by the Junior Class can do better" and ''Doing what comes naturally an orchid nursery n e a r Mrs. C. L. Leggett. Mrs. of Oviedo High School. . A number of attractive Oviedo, on the subject ol Ralph Newcomer and Mr*. Paul Silkier ind Sirs. Ralph g-owing orchids at the first E. P. Uirhards and is wel­ Neely, c!a<* sponsors, have door prixe* were awarded dur­ ing the show. meeting of the now year held coming more members. announced that the sale will Monday afternoon at the home The club voted to donate rontinue through Nov. 1 8 . nf Mrs. II. T. Crittenden, some podocarpti* plants to Marilyn Partin and Ted Bellpresident, uri Red Hug Lake the Lyman P.T.A. for their horn are serving a* captain* JM. beautification project at lh e ]0f t!v *alo and Sherry Walt* Mrs. W. J Hartley of Long- school. is business manager for the wood, who first conceived liie The next meeting will be project. idea of forming the club, wa* held Friday, Nov. 23. at "The Patrons may subscribe to presented with an orchid plant Barn" in Euitis and the pro­ new magafines, renew present in appreciation for nil she gram will be on Christina* subscription* or purchase gift ha* done for the organisation. decorations. subscription* with the class She is presently serving a* New club member* joining receiving half of the amount horticulture chairman. at tho meeting were Sir* turned in for subscriptions to Tom four of the publications. A brief memorial service Glenn Humes, Sir* was held for Mrs. Kula llircil, llucston, Sir*. Paul Watson. Proceed* from tho sales a member of die club who .Mrs. Harry Peterson and Mr*. will be used for the annual diet recently. Mrs. Uurbon Arthur I-andry. Junior Senior Prom. Ferrell, her daughter, and Visitor* were Mrs. Oscar Mis* Barbara Ferrell, her Fccsc, Mrs. Gus Sawyer, Hallowe'en Dance granddaughter, attended the Sirs. Paul Knight, Mrs. 0. meelitiig and were presented K. Graham and Sir*. Ada Slated Saturday Seminole High llroudcn-ting with the white rose used In Tritscheller. (he ceremony. Member* of the executive Club i* sponvoiing a Hallow­ Mrs. Walter Krohnc Sr., boars! Joined Mrs. Crittenden een dunce from 8 to midnight was in charge of the devo­ in serving refreshment* in the Saturday at the school. The dance i* open to all social hour that preceded the tional*. A new choral group known program. They were Mr*. senior high students. Co«a* ' Ihe Orioles" entertain­ Fred Heuhergcr, Mrs. t. E. tunn-s are optional. Gil Luck ed the club by singing “in Swope, Sirs. Arthur Putman will play the reconls. Dooi prises will be offered. The Garden'' and the Slate ami Sirs. Otis Lee. Soulh Seminole Garden Club OHS Juniors Hears Program On Orchids Sponsor Sale than at their regular stops. He also called attention to expansion of the playground advising that n baseball dia­ mond will be mlded since the new school wing took in most of the old playing field. Mr*. C. W. Roberta an­ nounced that the candy to be sold as n fund raising project by the PTL has arrived. After the meeting wa» rinsed with prayer by Rev. Tuhy. refreshments were served by Mrs. Roberts, Mr*. Monroo Parsons and Mrs Charles Pemlarvis. STYLES! SIZES! SAVINGS FOR ALL! Men's Ladies' SHOES if SHOES 3 /n a 39 All Sale Shoest On Convenient J Self Service WHILE THEY s URPLUS 201 West First St. S Seminole Co. Motors DODGE DEALER 1801 W. FIRST STREET “Go West For The Best New & Used Car Buys!” f o i w Available to you without doctor's prescription, our drug called ODRINEX. You rnu-t lose ugly fat in 7 day* or your money buck. 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END By Bernice Kelsey Monday will be the last day for Oviedo School students to make a I t deposit for their copy of the 1M4 Oviedian, school year book, Principal Clyde Holder announced to­ day. An early deposit will assure the student that an order will be placed. Deposits are being turned in to Sbeila Partin, sales man­ ager or Dnmiy Gammage und At McCall, assistant sale* nia lingers. T i l m C LEA N U P . . . LW EEK Deadline Set For Deposits On ‘Oviedian’ - Cl c. itsr.e 1st Cr FREN CH SANFORD, FLA. Phone 322-0244 WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MILES MORE �WORK OR HUNTING FOUNDATION GARMENTS Bobbie Brooks SPECIALIZING IN SERVICE AND FIT! ITALIAN PROVINCIAL • Large Triple Dresser with large frame .plate glass mirror • Chest on Chest • Full Size Bed HEADQUARTER# — FOR — — FORM FjT — — MAIDEN FORM — BEST FORM — A BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN TAN — LEWELLA — CUSHION CREPE RIBBED SOLE WITH 6 INCH TOPS . . . . 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DOWNTOWN SANFORD, FLORIDA ifia i �. «- V ' Three Carnes On County's Crid Menu Tonight Lyman JV In Seminole JV In Hurricanes, Only Contest Final Tonight St. Cloud In Return Match Of Season i - By Wdi Graa* Hr raid 8porta W rltsr Th# Lyman Junior V anity Meeti the Apopka Blue Dart•ra tonight at Apopka, tha only tilt tha JV's play thta Mason. Tha Hounds, which have •nly a llmltad number of toys, will hava Just enough to m*r tha field with thoaa who have played vary little or no foot* ball thua far thla aeaaon. The Hounda haven't had a regular JV team thla itaeon. Tha JV cheerleader! who Ware Just aelected laat week Will hava th tlr first showing thla weak also. They are Mary Lou lie Halnat, Janatt Har­ mon, Shirty Davie, Bandy X lnf, Carton May, Candy Pot tar, Dlan Roades and Pam Mean*. Tha ita rtin f llna up for tha Round Pupa will bo endi Dalo Parry and Don Patrick! tac­ kier, Mika Colaa and David Jtalantine; guards, Nelson Stergal and Danny Hall; cen­ te r Jim Mitchell: halHtacke Kenny Kelly and Terry liarmond; full back, Austin Ba­ ttle ; quarterback G trrp Bmlth Tonight's Memorial Stadium engagement between the Sem­ inole Hljrh School JeyVtea end the Baby WtldraU from Ocala High School ehapea up ee an “all o r nothing a t all" affair when the two cluba tangle tonight a t 7:30, If the Baby Semlnolee ran poet another one In the win column thla evening It’ll mean they will have gone through the season xndefeated, they will have k.mplated their fourth consecutive aeaeon un­ defeated, and If they ran whitewash the little Wildcat* It will menn they will have been unscored upon this year. Hn, tha little Tribesmen of Hend Coach Ralph Stumpf and hla able aaelatant, John Col­ bert, are hoping to ring down the curtain for the ’03 aeaeon In a btnxe of glory. Page Abner Called Press fatcrnatkmil Baseball waa played by poet Oliver Wendell Holmes as a Harvard nndergradnaU In Uw llto s, year* before It waa "Invested" by Ab­ ner Doubled ay In m e , ac­ cording to the Concise Dic­ tionary of American His­ tory. About Sports Thinking Out Loud BY JULIAN IJTKNSTItUM Shr Weather permitting, Seminole officials are anticipating the year’s beat crowd to watch the baby Warriors In thla les­ Hend Coach Jim Clark of Ilia South Seminole Junior son's finale. High Hurricane* says his club —minus 10 of the youngsters who started tha season with the team—are a* ready aa they can be expected for to­ night's d ash with St. Cloud Junior High at Lyman Field In Longwood. Clark's boys hava posted two wins against a alngl* leas NEW YORK IUPI) — Na. thus far this year and wilt be tlonal Football League clubs starting the closing half of will keep faith with their -their ala game schedule. millions of home television One of the Hurrlance's ear viewers even though some Her victories was s 33 to 13 may experiment with pay win over the same club they will meet this avening. Clark TV In 1964 and IMS. That waa NFL Commis­ says the S t. Cloud outfit has sioner Pete Roselle’s pledge improved considerably since today following hla announce the earlier tilt between the ment that the league's 14 two ichoota. SL Cloud laat cluba have been granted per­ week romped over the Oviedo mission to experiment with Junior High Lions by a 40 to presenting games on theater- 0 count. TV screens in 1364 and 1965. The kickoff Is slated for Roselle said the league's first 7:30. experiment with theater-TV could be with its 1D63 cham­ pionship game Dee. 39. In making the announce­ ment, Rozrlle emphasized the league's Intention to continue Its current policy of home The Land O’ Lakes Country television for all away game* and fur home games except Club has scheduled a memberwithin a 73-mile radius of guest tournament at tha Cas­ the city in which the game is selberry links this Sunday, arcnrillng to an announcement played. "The fans In all 14 of our by the elub’a pro, John Porter. citlci will see all their teama' Each member, says Porter, away game* na in the past," will play with hla guest aa a partner In a handicap-tost wild Roselle. “The fane In non-league hull tournament. A buffet will cities wilt continue to see our follow the tournament at games in the same pattern aa which time prises wilt to awarded to the victors. in recent years," he milled. Membem have been request­ The difference In 1901 and 1365, however, will to that ed to mnka reservation* with Individual clubs will to aide Porter no later than noon to experiment with theater- on Sunday. Reservation* can be made hy railing 838-2699. TV of their home gnmrs. I I The Florida filch School on In Florida for yesrs—that Athletic Association's recent Is a player is penalized be puling In the case of young cause of some administrative Bill Gainesford of Fort Laud- oversight on the part «l at dale High School apparent­ coach, an athletic director, or ly Is not a popular dccisnn some other school authority. It nppeara that in these with those with whom wc hive talked since Us an­ case* the guilty are never punished — that la scvcrly nouncement. Here’s w h i t happened: enough to hurt anyone con Gainesford played halfback corned. But the player or for the Fort Lauderdale High players Involved have had the Flying L'a. He was a quali­ took thrown at them. • • • fied student of the school just IN OUR NEW LOCATION To tie perfectly fair In pre­ like any other student. senting both sides of this situ­ But his parents decided to build a new home and moved ation we’ve requested Lay to from their former house to an provide us with copies of his apartm ent in nearby Pompano reports In this caye and any Beach while the now home explanation he—as an officer DODGE DEALER was being built. There was of the association—wishes to no apparent need for young make to justify the stiff pen­ Gainesford to withdraw from ally handed In young Gaines* 1801 W. FIRST STREET Fort Lauderdale High and ford. We trust that Lay will co-operate with us. enter another school for eo “Go West For The Best brief a period. The median age of all worn The Florida High School en workers is now 41 years, New & Used Car Buys!” Athletic Association's regula­ report* tho U. S. Department tion* require the school to of Labor. submit a request to th« asso­ ciation for young Gainesford to bo reassigned to Fort Lauderdale High. But the school's head foot­ ball coaches, Duke Malthy, by his own admisson over­ looked this minute detail. As a result the state wide association has rendered a de­ your new car loan and cision ruling that young Gainesford Is not only in­ SAVE! eligible to play football fur the remainder of this season but also during his senior year. In addition. Fort Lauder­ dale High School has been fined $100, according to the letter to the school from Floyd L. Lay, circutlve sec­ retary of the all powerful or­ ganisation headquartered In Gainesville. Burch, Cuthy Corton and Linda R ay; back, from loft, Linda Riggins, cap­ tain and Beth Goro and Anne M artin. Methodist 86 PROOF BLEND 37.95 CASE OF 12 63.95 CASE OF 12 119 W ? 5 t 38. T e x as b WHITE MEAL 5 H 3 9 4.50 110 D. O. M "Monk" Im ported Liqueur Brugal Rum Verm outh V is it Y o u r N e ig h b o rh o o d ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE lio L HOME OF THE KING SIZED HI-BALL 39c DAY or NITI - OPENING Til CLOSING 39c S lA i.H A M t C flU W N O I D I B O W ( M H K I A l S M IR N O F f CO H Bi IY Q R O O N CftH IM P M u TCI* i m p i S N M i i a n A N O IN T 4 1, 1 JIM HI AM H MINI I f SISIBVf O lO fCH O SPVim.S AMD M O S f U i n t a f O P u i A S BKA N D *. AMD M IX IO D B i n * S Sa rule mn nn Cream SEACRAM V O m OLD TAYLOR CANADIAN CLUB f l O C OLD GRAND DAD CUTTY SARK M BLACK 0 .WHITE NO COCKTAIL OR MIXED DRINK OVER 49c Sherry 299 6.65 Value Rock Mount Imp. Canadian Whiskey 4.50 Value Creme De Ment he Creme I)e Cacao REG. 4.50 REG. 7.15 CHARRED OAK 8 YEAR Just N orth Of Ciutaelherry City Limit* Hwy 17-92 Halfway Between Sanford Anil Orlando STR. BRB Alumu Ave. In Goldenrod — 8701 Forrcnt City Road 35.75 CASE OF 12 -Schenleu CHAMPION ■ EVERY DROP 12 YRS. OLD 47.88 CASE O F 12 charred 299 -’’OAK*- VALUES TO m JtiL2-99 , REGENT BEER CASE OF 2t 12 OZ. PL I'S DEP. NATIONAL BOH 3.39 CASE OK 21 12 07. PLUS DEP. r.D.LC. - I FU LL Q U A R T S P E C IA L S k « j CASE OF 21 12 07.. PI.U8 DEP, M EM B ER (fOU i4 QUX fk U a A W tc f So. Tech 22 Illinois 25, U. C. L. A. 16 Missouri 31, Iowa State 21 Purdue 21, Iowa 12 Oklahoma 43. Kansas St. 17 Kansus 13, Okluhumu Stats 12 Northwestern 8, Michigan State 7 Mississippi 40, Vanderbilt ( Michigan 17, Minnesota^! Pittsburgh 25, Navy 21 No. Carolina 11), No. Caro­ lina 9 Notre Dame 21, Stanford I Wisconsin 14, Ohio S tats T Syracuse 20, Oregun State 18 Washington 17, Oregon T I Penn State 36, W, V% 8 Rice 21, Texas 10 ■ ---c* ' . B LA C K W H ITE IMPORTED SCOTCH Noilly Prat FLORIDA S T A T E B A N K 00 Texa* A. 4 M. 22. Baylor 13 California 23, So. California 13 Cincinnati 23. Indiana 22 Clemson 28. Virginia 14 Nebraska 21, Colorado 20 Princeton 29, Cornell 13 Dartmouth 21. Harvard 18 No. Carolina St. 13, Duke (1 I.a. State U. 3, Florida 2 Georgia Tech 35, Tulane 19 CARSTAIRS 2.35 Sweet or Dry CALL T IIE AUTO LOAN EXPERTH. At Florida Stale llank, we will p re a rra n g e your car loon be­ fore you ahop. Then you ran tthop for your new o r used car Just aa If you were paying: cash. We'll make ill (he financial arrangement*. Tall Ralph I'rzuld or Jim Doucette today a t FA 2-1611. M Army 16, Washington S tate 8 REG. 7.15 Old Milwaukee 3ANFQ0O • -w n r r (Herald Photo) Maryland 15, Wake Forest 6 REG. 4.65 IBENEDICTINE Pre-arrange Undoubtedly the Florida High School Athletic Associa­ tion remained within the scope of its authority to penal­ ise young Gainesford and the fine levied against the school means absolutely nothing in­ asmuch ss no one particular person will he required to pay it out of his pocket. On the other hand, to punish young Gainesford by ellminallng the possibility or a col­ lege scholarship could actual­ ly cost this youngster—gudty of absolutely nothing—some­ thing indirectly In the neigh­ borhood of R wxj to W.wa This Judgment Is based on the possiblty that he might have been qualified for a scholarship to play football at some university. The Florida association's decision simply does not make sense when Maltby himself admitted that tho ad­ ministrative oversight was the achoul't responsibility and not that of the youngster. Gainesford probably was not aware of any Infraction of tha rules. We understand that this sort of thing has been going Ry Major Amo* B. Ilooplc Halfback Kpcclall.t Egad, friends, never in my long and itlustrluu* career us a football forecaster do I re­ member the form sheets tak ­ ing such a beating. All season lung, underdog eleven* have refused to accept their assigned ndes and in­ stead have delivered some well-uimrd kick* ut what I* vulgnrily c a l l e d the dupe bucket. Chief of the big surprises will take place in Austin, where the Texas Longhorns will to inundated by a shower of Rice — heh-heht 1 predict Rice wilt trounce the high­ flying Texuns, 31-10. Other sturtling result* will find California downing fa­ vorer! Southern California, 23-12. Texas A. A M. defeat­ ing Baylor, 22-12, and Cin­ cinnati yentuiing out of it* own class to humiiie Big Ten representative Indiana, by the dote score of 25-22. Now go on with tha fore­ cast. Air Fores 29, Boston Col­ lege 12 Aluboma 17, Houston 8 Arkansas 21, Tulsa 0 OVIEDO JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS are. fro n t from left, Judy Land 0' Lakes Tourney Sunday Seminole Co. Motors I P age 8 — Oct. 24. 1963 fr ra lb AFL Teams To Try Pay TV In 1964 Season Open For Business! fc j p # a n f«rb A Showei O f Rice For The Longhorns 3.19 6.10 Kentucky Gentleman STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON PARK & T ILFO R D 399 REG. 4.50 GLENMORE lOO'T GRAIN �/ f Berra To Replace Houk As Yankee Manager • It HEW YORK (UP!) - Yogi thank everybody who made Berra has the la»t laugh to­ this night necessary” — was expecacd to outline his plans day. Once the ugly duckling o( for rallying the Yankees from their four-straight disaster at baseball who as a young play­ the hands of the Los Angeles e r wn* ridiculed and taunted Dodgers in the World Series. by players with hall hit abil­ Berra is reported to have ity, the 38-year-old Berra will be officially designated as the new manager of the New York Yankees. An open secret since Ralph Houk succeeded to the gen­ eral manager's chair on Tuesday, the formal an­ nouncement came from club President Dan Topping at noon during a press confer­ ence at the Savoy-Hilton Ho­ tel. B erra’s salary Is espected to be $50,000 a year — loo tim es what he received when be signed his first contract with the organisation in 1313. Then Berra—a far cry from the shy kid who told St. I.ouis fans honoring him with a ‘•night" in 19»7: "I want to rejected several managerial offers from other clubs be­ cause he had been tipped by the front office that he was to become the new manager of the Yankees. B erra's career started on the sandlots of St. Louis. Born on the "H lir tn St. Louis on May 13, 1925. Berra took naturally to athletics and played hockey and football as well as baseball. His na­ tural sport was baseball, how­ ever, and he entered the Yankees' farm system in 1343 • It • It t .i« ~ ilit il to (.» f-o l? V Nulon r u t v rvr. s*t.mi11>v. 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Florida, an l t h i l l b a b i n d i n g on tha bidd er f o r a m i n i m u m a f th i rt y l • ' l daya III la a r o rai|uaat«.| on 11.o f o U n t a l n s Item : O N E N E W P A T H O I, O R H p ed flc-clo n a a r t a.altabla at th a S h a r l f f 'a Ofllco of P . m l n o l a C o u n t y , 9 a n f o r d, Florida. J U lt<*lll«r. Hharlff S a m l n o l a C o u n ty . F lo rid a p . i h l l a h th ru 14. 11. 1*41. CDS ’* $Q 6 7 0TAX x 1 5 -AND I I V I V l l ril’S thareoTT. T h a ntimt>nr a n d y e a r of l o u a n c * . the deac-ripllon, o f t h a p roperty, a n d t h # r u m # In « M - h It w n a a * e n . . i ! a r e aa follow a C a r i l f l e a t t No. l i t Y . t r af l a a u a n * # l*«t) llearrlpllnw of Properly, 1,01 a *|ltni-U J 1at A lit.lion to L o c k h a r t ’a h u h d ln ia lo n N a m a ^ l n w h i c h a a a . a - e t I.ao J4 t«nla K l i m n e r All of a»iil p r o p e r l y b e i n g In th a County o f Hemlnole. s t a t e of K l . r t d i >’n l» a" a u c h c r t l f l . a ’a . h i l l ha r e lerbnr J a - o n lin e to law d e a c r l h e d In auch r e r t l f l - a t a w i l l ha aold t n t h a h tg h aat bid­ d e r a t t h e f r o n t d o o r o f th a . F e t n l n o l e c o u n t y C o u r t Ilona* a* we«fo.-ry K l e r ! l a . .->n the f l r a t M o n d a y In t h e month of N o v e r p h a r . 1**1, which la tha s t h i i , i ^ o » N o v e m b e r , 1M I • b a r . 1*41. ( tit: A t.) A r t h u r IT tWcbwIth, Jr., c l e r l j C i r c u i t C o urt, .u rm ln o la C o u n t y , S'lorMa r .1.114. net* s. tv. i t . :t. m s C I . N - j ________ _________________ BRANDS START PAYMENTS IN FEBRUARY! f t i i T i i »: os* \ 1*1*1 i r v i i d w r o n t v \ n i:t:ii fs* e. lu l.iu F lorida S i a i t i i , • f io i a > n o t ic e is iir.u E n r n iv . y X . T h a t K u u * n * I . . F a i r tfi. b o i l e r o f t h e fo llo w in g r e r t l f t c a t a h a t f!le.| o l d c . r l l ' , " a fo r POPULAR NOW Legal Notice * If ON when he signed with Nor­ national League farm elub In | Although ridiculed at first folk in the Piedmont League. Newark. because of his linguistic and After spending 1344 end | He played seven games at I parlor-room faults, Berra's 194S In the Coast Guard — he the close of the 1948 season exceptional batting ability went ashore on Normandy) and reported the neat spring and his Inherent instinct to Beach in the Invasion of i to Manager Bucky Harris a | make the right morn on the Western Europe—Berra was | serious candldata for n reg­ field quickly established him moved to the Yankees' Inter-, ular Job. as a big league itar. G O O D / rY E A R • If BARGAIN PRICES ONLY $3.00 WEEK NO MONEY DOWN LOW AS $1.50 WEEK FREE DemonHtration — Delivery ^ Warranty and Service m On All Major Appliances & TV • Iluy Now — Start Paym ent* In Feb. On M ajor Appliance*, Radio, Ili'F i, Stereo and M ark and White TV Set* — 3100 And Lp. ONLY $.3.00 WEEK 9 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 7 NIGHT Plenty of FREE Parking G O O D Y E A R 8ERV1CR eSTORB 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. FA 1-28*1 llll. S -*4 tf �TT- h i i n - o e t n i M Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads «. Far Bert S, N e tk w VACUUM CLEANER, r*t*lr», F u n . A p t U N llelloatrllfo. 2 BEDROOM fu n - Apt. FA 2-0541. part*, supplies for EkctroI BEDROOMS, m betha. lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air* Large yard. Children wel­ F U R N I S H E D Apartmest. Way, Rtx-Alr otc. F «* come. 322-MOf. Cleaa aad clot* la. Jim m ie pickup. New and Used Cow ib . 323-4013. cleaners Bold. PA 3-232. UNFURN. Apt Kitchen equip­ ped. 433 mo, SOS Magnolia. BEDROOM bouss. 2- foil Apply downstslrs. bath*, kitchen equipped, Ra­ Legal Notice venna Park. Call FA 2-4043 LAKE JESSUP er FA 2-4734. so m ra CABANA HOME T O W H O M IT M A T COXCBUN: T O C W I L t , P I . K ASK TAKK Located os the South Shore 4 room Furn. Apt. MS Elm of Lake Jeetup, this mod­ XOTTCK t h a t t h a Roar* » f Ave. 322-3021. 17 o d n l f Co m m D elo n era o f ern, furnished efficiency 8» m lri« l» C a a n t r . Florida, cabana-type home, with 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen upon P etitio n o f th a quillequipped. FA 3-3134. fl*<l l a n d o w n e r will, a t 11:0* •wlmming pool will accom­ o’c l o c k A. M. o n th a S lth d ay modate married couple and of N ovem ber, 1SSS, a t t h a BEDROOM Apartment. C o u n t y C n u r t h n u a a In Hanford, provide wonderful living on Quiet neighborhood. FA fS a m l r t o U C o u n t y , Florid*. rn n n short term letse at $123 1442 from 1:30 to 0 p. m. a td a r an d d alarm ln a w hathar per mo. Reliable Navy cou­ o r n o t Hi* C o u n t y will reMonday thru Friday. Ph. n o u n r a a n d d laclalm a n y rlsh d ple will be most acceptable. F a 2-4301 any other time. o f t h a C o u n t y a n d t h a pgblle KENNETH E. WACKER In a n d t o a n y l a n d o r In lera a t t h o r a l n a c q u l r a d f o r rnail. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Broker a t r a a t , a l l e y w a y e r h ig h w ay Rooms privsto bath*, 114 p u rp o a a a dallnaalad upon a Midway 7-2349, Winter Park W. First St. m a p o r p l a t r aco r d ad In P lat H o o k I, P a g e * 111 a n d 11*. “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Public R e c o rd * of Bemlnula 2-BEDROOM upstairs aptGables. FA 2-0720. C o u n t y , P t u r l d a . w hich aald Clean, nicely furn. Adults. atracta, roada, alleyway* o r h i g h w a y * a r a a m h r a c a d nr I n ­ TRAILER. 1 Bedroom, ph. 475. FA 3-0081. cluded w ith in t h a t proparty FA 2-2447. d aacrlhad aa: NO. ORLANDO. 3-Bedrooms, l l - n l n a t t h a Inlara aollnn unfurnished. 490. TE 0-3717. o f 8t. ilr r tr u d a Avaaua FURNISHED — Urge lovely 4 rm. apt. 1th baths. Large w i t h t h a IVeet Una of I'era l m m u n A v a n u a a cco r d in g screened porch. FA 2-4030. CLEAN furnished garage apt. t o F l o r i d * L a n d a n d Colon­ Adults. 443 month. 012 Park i s a t i o n C o m p a n y 'a Map o f Ml. l l a r t r u d o Addition. P l a t FA 2-3010 or FA JOT3*. H o o k 1, P a p a 117, Semi* n o l a C o u n t y , Florida. Ilun W aal along aald So u th H ub o f rtt. l l a r t r u d a A r e n u a 713.4 ft. to a point d USSt ft. K aet o f K a i t a r . l y r l s h l - o f - w a y llna A t ­ l a n t i c C o a a t U n a llallro ad . I h a n r a S o u t h 7)0.1 (t. to K aatarly llna A tlan tic C o a a t L ln a l u l l ro ad lhanca M o u l h e a a l e r l y 111.7 (t. to Intersectio n af E aattrly r i g h t - o f - w a y of A l l a a t l c C o a a t Lln a R a ilr o a d a n d W a a t r l s h t - o f - w a y of P a r alm m on Avan ua. l h an ca N o r t h a l o n g W aat r l q h t o r . w ay o f P aralm m o n A v a n u a t i l l . ) It. to b eginning. P c r a u n a I n l a r r a t r d may a p ­ p e a r a n d Pa h a a r d at that l i m a a n d p t a i a i w o t ay»^itlad. I t o A t tl * o p c o t ’N T T n » M 11 i s a i i iNKIlit |>K S U M I M i l k COUNTV. FI«DIPI*A J l y i A r t h u r II Heckwlllt J r.. C lark OU’. A L ) P u b l l a h Oct. 74, 1)11 C O N -11 Legal Notice tn n m or S F K t ' I U . K I.K C T laT N O T I C E IS II Ell Kit V H I V T7N t h a t t h a Hoard of Hetnlnule C o u n t y . F lo rid a , haa raila<l f o r a S p e c i a l F lection to ba h a l d In S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n t h a .llh d a y o f N o v em b er, A. D. 1*41, f o r th a p u r p o e e o f h a v in g th a rrglatarad v o ta ra o f Hem lnol* Coun ty. F l o r i d a , v o t a f o r o r aaralnat C h a p t e r <1-1*11. A r t o f tha I - c g l a l a l u r a o f t h a S l a t e of F l o r i d a , b e c o m i n g a f f a r t l v a , aa ld Act being: "A N ACT R E LA TIN G T O T H E M ntttll f t H'Vr r ru tlillS H IO N E H S O F S E M IN O L E COUNT V ; A llT l l t m i Z I N G SAID I I G l t t n T i l ACCJCIIIE A S I T E F O R >1 I O II K It L E A R N IN G ; I’lIOVini.N O FOR DO N A T l n N OF U N O T tl T I I K STATE; AI’T IIO IIIZ IN G T i n : i s s u a n c e o f v :v i H E N C E O F I N H E IIT K H NKSS TO FIN ANCE T I I E I* C l i e | | A H K O F S A I D LA N D S:* t a i J. C. H u lrh lan n C h a i r m a n . Hoard of C o u n t y C o m m la a ln n a r a In a n d f u r S e m in o le C o u n t ) , F l o r i d a . t T T E S T : — ( a ) A r t h u r 1 II H ark w lth , J r .. C l e r k o f t h a I t o i n l of C o u n t y dm m ltelontra in and for S a m l n o l a C o u n ty , F l o ri d a . Until,Gi Oct. I, I*. 17. I t , 1111 CDN -1 1 12- I mI Irtrt* For i Far lUrt I. Per Bert LARGE t Bid room tr s lk r , TOP HOME TALUK. I largo BR, DR, X bethe, afce kite*, alao 1 badraoa trallar aa •a, petla, a m n anuM i larga laks. AdulU only. Fk. house, attractive Inside and FA 2-73* e u t L o t 77 X 185 l a q u i r t , settled neighborhood. Low 2-BEDROOM un fu n . bouse. FIs. rm., sarporte, kR. equip. Nice yard * neigh­ borhood. 333-07*2. SO U TH W A R D FURN. 3 bedroom bouie. Adults. No pels. FA 2-7M4. INVESTMENT * REALTY 111 N. Park Avo. 423-917B 1 BLOCK FBOM FRENCH NEAR HOSPITAL ON FIRST ST. COMPLETELY REMODELED See this neat I bedroom homo at 1201 C. 4th SL Corner SPIC AND SPAN locatioa with X lota, deop IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY well erith sprinkler tystem , phooe 38-2744 for Inspection. •torage house. Only 110,309 BEDROOM upstairs a p t with some terms. Clean, modern. W ater fore* ROBERT A. WILLIAMS la bed. 400 mouth. 300 W. Realtor 13th. Raymond Lundquist, Asao. BEDROOM and 4 bodroos PA 3-3931 Atlantic Ranh Bldg. Houses. FA 2-3693. RENTALS FURNISHED Bdrm.. 1 bath apt. «o laka - |1M Bdrm., I bath home — Convenient — 4 wo Bdrm., I beth home — Clean — 443 4 Bdrm., 1 bath garage a p t — 433 CLEAN furnished downstalri Bdrm., 1*4 bath with Fla. apt. Adult*. 440 month. Pb. Rm. - 4130. FA 2-3010 or FA 2-0730. 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, extra nice LAKE MARY- 4 bedroom — |iao furnished bouie. Spotless. Newly refiniihed inside and UNFURNISHED out. No children or pets. 3 Bdrm. 1 bath, kit. equip. 405—483 if you mow lawn. — 463 Available Nov. 1. Call 2 Bdrm., 1 bath, kit. equip. _ |3$ FA 2-3930 after 4 p. m. 3 Bdrm., I bath, kiL equip., UNFURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, nice — 1110 Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3651. 2 Bdrm , 1 bath, kiL equip. Clean - 473 F U R N I S H E D apartment, Bdrm. 2 bath, kit. equip, el034 In. FA 2*2600. on lake — 4163 EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lots and shopping stores. No utility charge*. REALTOR - INSUKOR Suitable for couple o r sin FA 2-4991 1119 S. French Are. gle, alto retired people. FA 3-4712. Inquire Jacobson 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen Dept, store. equipped. 311 W. 10th Ph. F.V 3-3394, ' APT. $.10. Surplus City. LAKE MARY - 3 Bedrooma, RENT A BED 3 baths, kitchen equipped, Rol’away, Hospital 4 Baby living 4 dining room. |73 Beds. mo. FA 3-0184. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLLS FURNITURE LARGE 3-Room Garage Apt. Ph. FA 2-3141 114 W. 1st St. Completely furnished. |50. FA 3-2202 or FA 2-3383. LAKE FRONT HOME Unfurn. 3 bedroom home, 9 . F o r B a le o r R e n t baths, Fla. room. Available Nov. lit. 41W. Ph. FA 2-3911, 3 BEDROOM CB House, kitchen equipped. near R. A. Williams, Realtor, Winn Dixie. Cali FA 2-5598. FURNISHED Garage Apt. 206 IARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, Elm. 1 4 2 baths. By owner. 203 E. 23th SL NEW HOMES BY SHOEMAKER 3 AND t BEDROOMS 1, Dt, AND 3 BATHS FHA, VA * Conventional Financing! SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL RAVENNA PARK AND IDYLLWILDE We Have Several New Homeo Now Under Construction, And A Few Nearly Com­ puted l We Can Alia Custom Build A Horae Ju it For You. For Complete Information See or Call Your Ravenna Park • Idyllveilde EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Stemper Agency M > T ICK OF I F F M I ’ I T I O N F i t s T 1 A IIKEIl »*#a. I M . I g F l o r i d a s t a t u t e * af la in N O T IC K 18 I I R R E B T O IV EN. T h a t It tV. ( M i n o l e r a f t t h a h o t d a r o f tha f o l l o w i n g c e r t i f i c a t e h a a fllad aa ld c e r t l fli-ata f o r l a x deed to ha U n ti­ ed thereon Tha c e rtific a te n u m b e r a n d y ear of l a n u a n r e , t h a d e s c r i p t i o n of t h a p r o p a r t y , a n d th a na m a In w h i c h It w a i a a a e a a t d ar a aa f o l lo w a ; C e r t l f l c a t a No. U l i Taar af la o u a n c o l i l t IP r r W ASN'T FOR t i e s c r i p t le a a f P r o p e r t y t a u tu m n , w inter would I-ota 7 A 1 Him k 1 L a k a III Ig a B e. h a r d e r t o t a k e I’a r k f l a t Rook * I’t g a 4 * LARGE 4 Br. older Home on X O T I t K OK I P P l . l l t T I O V N ant4 In which u aaaaaed T H A U IT i s lake. Many extras. 1173 r n n t s x i i i :>: i i F r a n k * l-hyllla S t a b i l e . All month least or will tell. of aa ld p r o p e r l y h a lo s In t h a l i a a . t o t . 14 F l o r i d a S l a l a l o * C o u n t y o ' Seminole. S l a t e o f •r lowi FA 3-1132. n o t i c h w n r . n r .n r m v F l o r i d a , linleaa auch c e r t l f l c a t a a h a l l ba rad tatn ad a c c o r d ­ K.V, T h a t T. M. I>aal t h a It..Li­ AIKTEMP * 10. W an ted to R e n t i n g to l a w t h a p r o p e r l y ilea ar o f th a folln w ln g r e r t l f l c a t c r l h e d In i u c h c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l haa file.I Ml,I c e r t i f i c a t e f o r WANTED to rent. Your PAS­ ha aold to t h a h la h e a t h l d d a r l a x tlaa.l In ba taaua.l t h a r a o n a t t h a f r o n t d o o r of t h a S e m i - T h a c a r t l f l r a t a n u m b e r a n d TURE or RANCH. Phone n o l a C o u n t y C ourt l l o u t e a t y a a r o f taauenre, th a rie a c r lp GA 3-1838, Orlando. S a n f o r d , F lo rid a, on t h a f l r a t tlo n o f th a p r o p e rly , a n ,) t h a M o n d a y In t h a m o n th o f N o v ­ n a m a In which It w aa a a a r a a e m b e r , t i l l , which la t h a 1 t h a,I a r a aa follow a: 12. R e a l E e t a t e F o r S a l* d a y o f Novamher. t i l l . C e r t i f i c a t e No. 11*4 T a a r a f H a t a d t h i s t a t day o f O c t ­ l e i u n n r e ISI1 l l n r r l a l h a a f P roperty) ober. t i l l . Lot 1 P a c i n g J a m e s Itrlv a (SEAL) LOVELY 4 BR. 2 BATH A r th u r n . Beckw ith. J r J a m a a t o w n , P l a t Hoo k S P a g e * C l e r k C ir c u it C o u r t I t * 71 Florida Room • Air Cond. FA 2 85*21 ■ S e m i not* Coun ty. F l o r i d * N am a ta w h ic h aaaaaiait Only one left—As Low As P u b i l a h Oct. 1, 1«. II, 14 , 1141 I,a,,n or,1 a P.thal W a n t o n . All of aa ,| p r o p a rl y h a l n g In t h a C D S -1 C o u n t y of Seminole, S t a t e o f r l n r h l a . U n leet auch c a r l l f l 4T7.SO MO. PR1N. 4 INT. r a t a ahall ha raitaama.l acc o r .l HURRY! HURRY! I n g to U w t h a p r o p a r t y lira r r l b e d In au.-h r e r l l f l e a t e w ill HURRY! ha aoM to th a h i g h e s t b l,M a r Sales Office on Upsala Rd. a t t h a fro n t d o o r of t h # 8 am l FRIDAY, OCT. 23 Near Church not* C o u n ty C o u rt H o r n * a Clip and bring thla > A.M - 3 F.M. S a n f o rd , Florida, on t h a f l r a t Open Daily 4 Monday In lha m onth of ad and receive a Sat. 4 Sun — 11 to I N o v e m b t r , 1*11. Which la th FREE HOT DOG with I t h d a y of N o v a m h * r , 1SS] Phone 323-2744 p e t a l thla l a t d ay o f Out your all day akate ticket. o b r r . 1)11. NORTH ORLANDO. 3 bed­ ( S K A I.t room, 3 bath; take up pay. A r t h u r If R a r k w l t h . J r . C l a r k Circuit U o u r t ments of $93. FA 29133. Namlnola C o u n ty . Florid T u h l l i h Oct. 1, 19. 17. 24, 1)43 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. Kitchen 322-9333, 322-9177 ANOKA ROAD — SANFORD C D N -I Legal Notice CHRYSLER HEATERS (lik • Croak god ad war V Ceabgj l a b ) a n u ll ■Eater ef oleic a d t 10 Pisan U Epochal UExpeaune IIU U u pn 91 Foot part E D m cilia 10 • 4 Chiasm. _ cu tler 's n m U Dirk an d i W t J follow him n Rubber true nC m vu M ve a y n iu n d M o w ttxr S lL sU b e (Scot) 38-2439 CLOSE IN: G blocke from downtown; neat 2 bedroom f r a m e house, air-condition­ ed, enclosed porch, large s e p a r a t e dininjt r o o m . S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-518 LAZY DAYS You'll like the oak shaded sel­ ling for this neat 2 bedroom country home, with accesa to Urge lake just a few feet away, about S tnilea from Sanford. Price at only 37,800 with term s to be ar* ranged. Shows by appoint* ment only. Everett A. Harper Agency Realtor FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2M3 CRYSTAL LAKE NEW MODEL PRINCESS 3 BR.—lib Bath — Lg. Fla. Hm.—LakeVlew—Air Cond. -A ll Elec. LOW. LOW DOWN PAYMENT 472 Mo. pays Prln. 4 Tnt. Phone Sales Office 322 2744 FHA - VA GOVERNMENT HOMES 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS Mott Kitchens Equipped Down Paym ent From $450 DOWN LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SKATING RINK n o T iu K o r A r r i.iti.v n o N s o n T I X li l t (CD I S f f . IM .I 1 r i a D S a N l a l a t * * ■r i * w t N tiTlU K 18 I t K i t K H T GIV r.S. T h a t T. M. D i a l t h * h* 'H • r o f I h i f o llo w in g r a r t l f l r a t * h a * t l l v l vaM c u r t l f l c a i * f o r l a i dru.l to ba l i i u « J t h i r * . on. Tha certificate num ti*r a m i y u a r of liouoBcu. t h * Ucuc r l p t l u n uf th* | i r u |io r l y . an .l t h * nxm u In w h ich It wau a i o u i a u r aro aa f o l lo w a : U a r t l f l r a t a No. ! » l T oar af l a a u a n c * 1111 D***rt»«l*a * f r r * # « r t y i I-ot I« OvIaiUi T a r r a c * . l l a t Hun k II pax* 1 N u n . in which aa»**<«'l D. t>. * fluth D an lrl. All of a a W p r o p a r t y h aln g In t h # C o u n t y o f Samlnola, S i a l * o f F l o r ­ id a. Unlaaa auch c u r t l l l c a t * • h a l l ba r a J a a m a d a c c o r d i n g t o l a w th # p r o p a r t y d a a c r l b a d In a u ch c a r t l f l r a t a w i l l ba a o l d to th * h l f h a a t b i d d e r a t t h * f r o n t door of th* U sm ln o l* C o u n t y Cour t llo u a # a t B a n f o rd . Florida, on t h * f l r a t M o n d a y In th # m o n t h of N->vi m b a r , 1*11. w hich I* t h a I t h d a y of Nov em ber, JSS1D a l a i thla l i t d a y of Oflt- 111 N. Park TEE ’N GREEN All Day Skate Melodee Stenstiom Realty FHA $100 VA We Can Qualify You For One Of These Outstanding Home Buys In Minutest For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER .Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgage* equipped. 4100. Down. Ph. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2(79 TA 2 29W. Kivcnna Park FA 2-7493 Call Evenings at Legal Notice FA 3 0316 NO 8-5321 FA 2 5183 o r x rp i.irx T in x rn n n s DKitn M i n i ’ll Legal Notice (*»*. I a c t s F l a r M a B i a i a t * . a f l»l»» v irriG i w a s i .k NOTICE 18 H K R R B T OIV Nolle* |* h e r e b y g l v * n p u r . KN. T h a t T. M. D eal t h r h o l d ­ • u * n t t o a F i n a l D eere* o l e r o f tha f o l l n w l n g c e r t i f i c a t e fo rr c lo a u r * d a t e d O c t o b e r 71, h a t filed aald c a r t l f l r a t a for 13(1. e n d e n t e r e d In Uh*n> t a x dead to b* lean ed t h e r e r * ry C a t* No. I S I S ) o f th * on. Tha c a r tlf lr a ta n u m b e r C ircu it C o u r t o f t h * N inth a n d y e a r of l a a u a n c * , t h a d e t J u d ic ia l C i r c u i t In a n d fnf c r l p t lo n of t h . p r o p e r t y , a n d Kemlnnl* C o u n t y . F l o ri d a , t h . n i m i In w h i c h It . w herein TU B ttllG G K l,TN naxeaaad ar* a . fo llo w a; 8SV1NG8 HANK, a New T » r k C. r l lt l c a t * No. t a t s T a aHranakfin g C orp. I* I’lo l n t l f f , laa u a n c a 1)31 a n d IIUHOOE U F .Y N n l .D 8 an d I m a r l p i l . a a f Kr*p*rtya IH H K U .A R K T N O I-D a, hla flag. I t ) Ft. N A 3 )3 r t . W wife, a r * D e f e n d a n t * . I will o f SB Cor. o f N W l a of » E ' i ••II to th * h l a h e a t a n d beat Hun W t» l F t . N U S F t . K hl ddar f o r c * a h a t t h a f ro n t ms rt. a. u t Ft. (!.•«• m i d o o r o f t h e U e m ln o tc C o u n t y Hactlon IS T o w n a h l p SI H an g a Cou rthoiia* In h a n f o r d . HcmlSI nola C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a t ltiO# Nam* In w h i c h * • ••■•<] t> o'clock A. M , o n t h a I t h d t y D. Dental. All o f a a l d p r o p a r l y o f Novam her, ISSS. t h * fol­ b e in g In th* C o u n t y o f Semi lo w in g d * e c r lb * d p r o p e r t y aa nut*. Slat* of F l o r i d * , f n l . i t r a t f o r t h In a a l d F i n a l D*auch r a rl f l c * ! * * a h a l l h* r e ­ cr**. t o - w l t : d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g l a lo w tha l e t 11. I-O NODAt.K SCI). otiv r* tmi. p r o p e r t y d eecrlb * d In *uch c e r ­ DIVISIO N, according to HfcJAL) _ t i f i c a t e will t>« aotd to tha th o p l a t t h e r e o f a n r e ­ A r t h u r 11 !J«)'kwttha J r . h i g h a a t b id d e r a t th * fro n t co rd ed In F l a t Hook IS, C l a r k C ircu it C o u r t , d o o r of th* N c m ln o t* O i u n t y F a g * IS, o f t h e P u b l i c l i e . S rm lnot* C o u n t y . F l o r i d * C o u r t l l o u i * a t S a n f o rd . F l o r ­ cord* of S a m l n o l a C o u n ty , P u b l l a h Out. I. 11. »7, S*. t i l l id* on th* t i n t M o n d a y In F lo rid a . C D N -1 t h * ' m o n th o f N o v e m b e r . 1SS3. ( H E A D w hich la th* 4 t h d a y e f NovA rthur H B eckw ith. Jr, • mb*r. 1)47 C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C >un Dated thla l e t d a y a t O c t ­ tiy: M a r t h a T, V l h l e a o b er. tits. D eputy C le r k (tlb.VLt Dew Office* A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , j r . F U G R D a n d N A T H ANSON C lerk C i r c u i t C o u r t . 31S S o u t h W a a h l n g t o n Ave. Seminole C o u n t y . F lo rid * T ltu av lll* . F l a . U u h ll.h Oct- S, l ) , 17. St, D l l l u h l l . h OcL I t , D a l It Pays To Use The HERALD .Want Ads. i CONS ctui-ae �Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2-5612 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Rral Estate For Sals 12. Real Estate For Sals 3t|* t i n t orb f in al!) 3-Bedroom, 1 bath frame O ct. 24, 1963 — r a p e 11 house. Kitchen equipped. No down payment. Reasonable. Monthly term*. By owner, 18. Help Wanted FA 2-2201. • MEN — WOMEN — 34. .Article* For Sal* 27. Special Service* 134. Article* For Sale 2-BEDROOMS, Florida Rm„ RV OWNER. 3 bedroom, H i WASHING Machine Service | FRIGIDA1RK fully automa- NEW Perfection heater, 8700 BTU, $25. 417 W. 11th St. Take over payments. 153 hath home. One bedroom Free Estimates on Repairs tic range. Good condition. Country Club Circle. 322-4304 has sepa'ate entrance, can 2610 Hiawatha 322-7363 FA 2-7688 after 4:30. 36. Automobile* • Truck* . 8 -g g be rented for Income. Will * SOLD OUT * Z1G ZAG. Brand new heavy- •03 MERCURY Monterey ful­ 29. Automobile Service t'ade for smaller place. EXCEPT for mode!: 4 Bedduty Deluxe Model in Wal­ Shown by appointment. Call ly equipped with power and COUPLES 3 BEDROOMS, H i baths. rooms, 2 bath*. Immediate nut Console. Pre-Xmas Spe­ extra*. Will take $600 . or FA 29846 AUTO GLASS WANTED TO TRAIN FOR Swimming pool. Furn. or delivery. Out 2oUi St. to cial. Full alze Zig Zag Sew­ good old model for my INSTALLED unfurii. 121 Lake Dot Dr. MOTEL ing Machine. Monograms, Upsal* road near church. equity and you take up Senkarik Gin*.* and Paint Sunland. Sales office open dally Sat­ makes many different de­ INDUSTRY payment* 868-4601 EnterCompany urday k Sunday 11 a. :n. to signs. Makes buttonholes. OFFERING priie, Fla. 15. LluMncs* O p p o rtu n ity 2 10 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 3 p m . Th. 322-2744. Sews on buttons, blind Secure high paying Jobs as TF.E 'S ORE EX stitebes. Fully guaranteed 1961 RENAULT. A-l Cond. OPERATE a franchised Kid­ motel manager, clerk, hos­ Auto Glaaa, Tap* 110 X. Park Ave. 323-0359 Low mileage. 1954 Ford. with In the-hoine instruc­ die Kminlry Klub Kinder­ tess, bookkeeper. For free A Seat Coven Excellent cond. Ph. 322 5897 SEVERAL new models start­ Low down payment. 3 Bed­ tions. $160.50 full price. 10% garten Nursery S c h o o l . Information writ* Amer­ AUTO GLASS & after 5.30, all day Satur­ ing at Crystal tak e Park. down and $2.40 per week. "America’s finest pre-school rooms, l*a bath*. Air-Con­ ican Service, Box 30, e/o e Buy now A choose your SEAT COVER CO. Or trade-in win do for day. dition L heat. Kitchen equip­ educational p r o g r a m . " Sanford Herald. colors and details. Quiet down paym ent FA 2-S4U. Small Investment. Large ped. Deep well, sprinkling 301 W. 2nd St. FA 1 *032 BUYING A NEW or refined community near 101 B. Park. ALL WORK GUARANTEED system, beautiful yard. 103 profit. No experience neces­ 19. SllmattoM Wanted USED CART churches and shopping. Pav­ Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2-8700 sary. Complete program FINANCE IT WITH US HIGH CHAIR $8; stroller $5; MAID work wanted. FA 2 6000 31. Poultry - Livestock ed streets, large lots up to nr Night FA 2 8354. developed by professional 9 Low Internet Rates Jump cbalr $3. Good. To­ Va acre. educators. W r i t e Kiddie YARDS cleaned, email Items 9 Low Monthly Payments P U R E B R E D JH O R T gether $13., FA 3^888. PRICED R1GHTI Kountry Klub. State office, hauled or moved. Junk pick FLORIDA STATE BANK HUKN rows and steers for 3-Bedroom, 1 bath, CB borne. ALL- types of financing with Haines City, Fla. OCTOBER special. Blankets ed up might pay for labor. sale. GA 5-1838, Orlando. Newly painted inside, large Interest rates as low as $1 99. TJmlt S please. Army- 1955 PONTIAC coupe, 8, FA 2-7539 or FA 2-9G3. yard, draw rods k blinds. SERVICE Station for lease. straight trans. No rust, Navy Surplus. Sanford Ave. # 5 * 4 C/o * Built-In kitchen, combina­ Good location. Only small PRACTICAL Nurse will care 31A . P et* clean. 401 W. 20th. 322-2193. Monthly payments a* low tion refrig A freeier, sunk­ capital needed by right fur elderly people In my GERMAN SHEPHERD, 10 READY MIX Concrete, win­ as 360. Including every­ en well and extra utility man. FA 2 4342. home. Ph. FA 28135. weeks old, female. $25.00. dow sills, lintels, step*, I960 BUICK convertible Lathing. sabre. Very clean. $1300. room. 3400 and cloaing blocks, sand, cement, rock, R. D. Priest. 322-1390 16. Female Help Wanted Child Care. FA 2 -2 2 7 4 . Iaveat hank financing can costs. VA 2-2246. pipe, steel, grease traps, SEE our models in Lake Wy­ be arranged. See Brad Fo­ 32. Flower* • Shrub* dry wells, stepping atones. man Heights. H i g h l a n d ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. is Colored Housekeeper to live BABYSITTING, Day or even­ ley. 301 E. Elm Ave. In. Apply 13U W. Concord, Miracle Concrete Co. * ing. Reliable. 1 year nurses' an authorised agency to sell BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ Ave., Just north of new urlando, Fla., or call col­ 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 training. FA 2-6486. '50 Dodge Pickup. FA 2-4684. kee stock. All other kind* school, off 17-92. Longwood, FRA k VA owned home*. lect 241-1333. LMN Enterprises Inc. of N'uraery ahrubbery and Many excellent buys start­ 1 RECONDITIONED Royal 21. iU auly Salon* 1956 Chevrolet 4 yd. dump tree*. ing at |100 down and low EARN UP TO $2.uu hour *owTypewriter. $42 50 truck. For information call NEW LOW Harriett's Beauty Nook monthly payments. See ui Gray Shadows Nursery tog Babywear, Tea Aprons! POWELL'S NO 8-5568. DOWN PAYMENTS for complete listings on S Mi. S. on Sanford Avs, Semi postcard to Daytime Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians o r n c E su pply 1100 Down, many homes to 105 So. Oak FA 25742 these fine home*. Frocks, Warsaw D-47; In­ UT Magnolia FA 2 5843 37. R oots - M otors select from in either Pine33. F u rn itu re diana. Haiel Porter Beauty Shop crest, Sunland Estates or Johns Realty ONION PLANTS 10' STARCH AFT all alumi­ Country Club Manor. Spe­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap­ Cold Wave $6 OO complete Used furniture, appliance*, CRYSTAL WAX 4k SWEET num Roat with 75 hp. EvinFA 2 1321 cial terms to Navy fami­ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 ply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. 1104 W. 25th St. tool*, etc. Bought - Sold. SPANISH rude motor, trailer, aki lies. These are FIL\ k VA Larry's Mart 215 Sanford P er M ..................... $2.50 rope and skits. Can be seen LOVELY 2 Bedroom block SHORT Order Cook. Must be PERMANENT Wave Special owned Homes. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 500 .............................. 1.50 at Seminole Spurting Goods. 20C* oft regular prices. Home with separate din­ experienced. Apply Pig 'N 5M lots k over .. . 2.00 Ph. F ' W 2 r,f 2-8074 Open Evenings by appl. ing room. Large screened Whistle. Sanford. WANTED retlabla couple to FOR HERE Tree parking lot. Services east purch. Located on take up monthly payments A. M. Prevatt, 7192115, Se­ Gateway To Tlw Waterway from tip to tip. large corner lot with fruit, 17. Male Help Wanted of $13.50 on ] complete 1901 S. Park Ave. Rolmon Sportitiff Goods ville. Fla. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop oak k magnolia trees. 2 The City of Sanford Civil Ser­ roomi of furniture. Call Your EVINRUIIE Dealer VA 2-3232 anytime 31S Palmetto Ave. Car garage. By owner l’h, TK 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ IIAY! Pangota and Bahai 30468 E. 1st Ph. FA 3 5961 vice Board is accepting ap­ Phone door (I) 3224)83* FA 2 4199. lect. grasse* you can make into plications for tho position Phone door (2 ) 323 8525 hay for half of it. GA 5-1838, 3N. .M otorcycles - S cooters of police patrolman, Re­ F R E E E S T IM A T E quirements; 21 to 30 years 22. Build • Paint - Repair Upholstering & Mattres* ren­ Orlando. MOTORCYCLE. '62 Triumph of age; height ami wgt lo Bonnie vllle. Lika new. Sacovating. New k Used Furni­ With purchase of Blue Luitre, Property M anagem ent conform with established ADDITION'S, repairs, remo­ rilice. FA 2-7759 after 4:30 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. rent Electric Carpet Shamdeling. Good work reason­ & Sulcs Broker standards with minimum O , at 709 Celery Ave. IHM ter lor oidy $1 per day. able. Free estimate* k •III. Farm Equipment 59'' hgt anil 154 lbs wgt; FA 22117. Carroll'* Furniture. plans 836 8156. TH IS minim tun of high school education or equivalent; REPAIRS — Remodeling BEDS FOR RENT FENCE POSTS FOR SALE. Offers for yciur selection Resident of Seminole County Hospital, Rollawiyi, Juve­ Large average aue. Hard cy­ SPACE these Beautiful 2, 3, k 4 Additions — Family Rooms for at least six month. Posi­ —Reasonable — Financing nile. FREE delivery and pres* a4 55c. Several large Bedroom Pick-up. tion offers good working corner or gate puit*. Ph FOR THE Arranged — FA 2 9340 — conditions and pension plan. FURNITURE CENTER GA S-1838, Orlando. Work direct with Carpenter. Examination for qualified 1 1 0 0 French Ave. NEW AND REBUILT 21" WESTLNG1IOUSE Conapplicants will be held at 25. I’lumblnjj .services Ph. FA > 795$ Gravely Tractor* tola TV. Good condition J:3o p. m. Nov. 2, 1963 In A full line of Economy rowHINSON S l HEARN Sell Ua Your Furniture. $45. 322 8816. city hall. Submit appli­ crop Tractor* Priced From $6,750 the PLUMBING CONTRACTING Quick Service With the cations to Civil Service Ex­ BANK FINANCING DUK TO DIVORCE Henair* k Water Heaters Cash. SUPER TRA0LNG Down Payments aminer not later than Nov. 143 N. Orlando Ave. We Have A Repossessed, 63 FREE ESTIMATES POST. FA 2 0077. As Low As $100 30. 1963. Model Swing Needle DialMaitland Phone 647-7228 201 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 31. Articles For Kale O-Mstlc Zig Zag. Like New. City of Sanford Civil Service Monthly Payments PLUMBING Makes 1(midreds Of Fancy Board is accepting applica­ l RECONDITIONED Electric From $43.50 Contracting Repairs Stitches, Makes Automatic tion* fur the position of It) key adding ni a c b 1 u a, To make the best home FREE ESTIMATES Buttonhole*. Sews On HutMaintenance Utility Man $59.95, buy, see the R. L HARVEY Urn*, Monograms, Embroid­ M i n i in u ui requirements: rowELL ?ni Sanford Ave. FA 2 MB) ers, Etc. Assume Remain­ VA - FHA Age 18 to 45 yr».: elemen­ OFFICE SUPPLY CO. TEM PEST ing 4 Payment! of $900. tary school education: resi­ 27. S pecial Service* 117 Magnolia FA 2 5842 Appointed Ph. FA 28627. 4 door, A passenger Ma­ dent of Seminole County for l l o n wagon; equipped Property 21" RCA Con»olo TV $50. six months. Desire some ex­ Set of World Hook Encyclope­ with Pontiac'* economi­ 322-6719. perience in building main­ Management & dia, Child Craft Dictionary, cal 4 cylinder engine Jt tenance, Examination tor standard Iran*., radio and CydO-Tearher. L i k e HOYS 24” Bike. $12. 14 ft. Sales Broker • WELLS DRILLED and heater, Thia car ia qualified applicants will be new. NEW HOME Sewiug | Fiber Glass boat and trail­ • PUMPS SERVICED ( "excellent” in a ▼a r y held at 2 3i> p. m. Nov. 2. Machine with buttonhole er, and 28 hp. new EvinAND INSTALLED way. A good buy a t 1963 in the Sanford City tachment. FA 2-7980, rude. FA 13606. only . • • • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Hall. Submit applications lo Office FA 2-2118 • FREE ESTIMATES Civil Service examiner In Night FA 3-0648 CALL FA 2 6037 city ball prior to Nov. 2. 323 (7700 PAOLA ROAD 1963. 2U4 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. JOHN E. F O X R EA LTO R co. St. Seminole Realty Watch V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty CLEANEST Used Cars Gravely Tractor Sales & Service Government Owned Homes IN TOWN 1961 M. G. HODGES PLUMBING Jim Hunt Realty *1595 THIS WEEK’S FALL FORD Vi Ton Pickup Service Special Stylr-ide body and long wheel base. Thr body i» mil id. 1 porta a new while paint Job. If* rtenn and in good running condi­ tion. Priced at . . . MOTOR TUNE-UP INCLUDES: C H EV Y RISC AVNE 4 dixir se­ dan, equipped *Hh V-8 engine, automatic Iran*., and heater. A ■Prbllng while flni-h with blue interior. Thi* ear i* right and priced to move immediate!)! *1595 * Checking Point*. ( nndeinter, Timing, Com predion. Belle, tic. • Cleaning or Replacing Spark l*!jig<s • A d ju*1ing C u rlu iratu r * Inspection ol Brake Lining-, • Kr-t’nckinx Front Wheel flea rings * A d ju s tin g B rakes HEGUlaARLY $12.40 Save! Save! AT H O LLER Special $8.95 • PLUM PARI S 2nd. A. I'alnueltw 1*11: FA 2*6231 FA 2-0*61 SIDEWALKS, driveways, patun, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322-3396, ON LATE MODEL VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS PARTS SALES ELECTROLUX. Hoover. Kir by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.t Kilter Queen, etc. Free pickup nod delivery. Serv­ ing Sanford fur over 15 year*- Bunded and licensed. FA 2-1765. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sires We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 DAWN S E R V IC E Mowing and edglni. ate. Sattafaetion guaranteed. Ph. FA 2-1817. DEEP WELLS DRILLED; Up to 150' deep, for only $39.5; everything furnuhed, nothing down, $13 83 uio. 838-4393 Lung wood. Holler Motor Sales SER V IC E DEPT. 2d. & Palmetto Ph. FA 2-0711 GRKKNRHIAit Choice luta available la Greenbrier o( Loch \rbor uveiloohlnx golf course, ( ii.tom building lo your vpecificaiion. Greanhriir developed by KINGS WOOD BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Or. FA • • • 1963 FORDOR, ARCTIC WHITE 1962 BLACK CHERRY 1962 ARCTIC WHITE u. N* ------ A L S O ------- Exceptionally Nice “Priced To Sell” LATE MODELS 1962 MERCURY Monterey Custom, Power Steering ▼ g 1 U And Brake. Mk 1 B 1962 COMET $ Model 8-22 Bucket Seats ONLY 1961 COMET c l-Dr. Sedan Straight Transmiaaion, * “One Owner" 1961 PONTIAC Tempest Station Wagon, Equipped, New Tire* Fully 1960 FALCON Tudor Sedan, Priced To Sell ONLY «# u 195 1095 bargain 1 1 *89 5 1959 CADILLAC “22" Fnniiir. Fully Air Condiliunrd powered And ^ M 1 1 m k0 1959 HILLMAN *4 4 5 $ 179 5 4 . 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James Ridgeway of Tsu-Wiart and Mra. Rhea Anderson, elementary super­ visor of the Orange County school system. Dr. Floyd cited three things necessary for the well being of a child—give him plenty of love, keep him physically healthy and see that he Is well disciplined. Rev. Ridgeway emphasized that a child must like you, must like his work anil must love himself. Sirs. Anderson spoke on her experiences in dealing and working with children, stress­ ing ihe child’s need and desire for discipline as well ax for love, she advised that anyone working with child­ ren must have a love for children and the patience to help them with their pro­ blems. At Hie tm.'mess meeting conducted by Jack Symcs, president, plans were ar,nouncod for the annual ll.ilio- ween Carnival by the chair­ man, Mrs. Argle Christlieb. The carnival will be held Sat­ urday on the ground* east of the school cafetorium startin? at 5 p. ns. with a h»m supper to be served in the cafeteria. Ticket* for the sup­ per must be purchased in ad­ vance as none will be sold at the door. Mothers who are making candy for the carnival were asked |o leave it with Mrs. Ray licasley or Mrs. Christ­ lieb on F'lday evening or hy 19 a. m. on Saturday In order that it may be packaged. Cakes and p in should tie delivered directfy to the cafeteria no later than 3:30 p. m. on .Saturday. Mrs. Rebecca Webb, student council sponsor, announced that a letter will he mailed to parents explaining school regulations and policies. She also advised that the annual homecoming 'estivitics will start Thursday night, Oct. 31, with a imttfire at the John Courier Football Field. Homecoining Queen will bo crowned at halftime during the football game on Dec. I. Plans for elementary and high school mothers to work together In furnishing refreshments for the PTO meet­ ings were reported by Mrs. Jack Bratton, captain of the homeroom mothers. Airs. Merritt Staley, Junto* high recreation chairman, advised that Mrs. Clifford Pendarvis will assist in spon­ soring future parties for this student group. Mr*. Carl Fowler, clinie chairman, thanked mother* who assisted with audio and visual test* which were giv­ en to students in grades on# through ID. She also asked for more volunteers to help in the clinic advising those interested to contact her or Mrs. Douglas Layman. Mrs. Jack Bratton and Mrs. Jane Adriatlcu were elected to serve as ^representative.* to t!;p Seminole County Coun­ cil of PTO. Refreshment* were served to ISO members hy Airs. Wes­ ley Swenson, chairman: Mrs. Donald Hooker. .Mr*. Edward Parker, Airs. J. T. Coe, Mrs. W. 1.. Morgan and Mrs. louisc Beasley. t worth, I five my enthusiastic comer of Wilma and f ftrm i IKK), w as begtm ffcpt. 80. E. P. Richards, treasurer of endorsement of the council’s Streets. Construction of the DO by the Lonjrwood Area Chamber step toward providing the town srith a new municipal 42 foot building, estimated to of Commerce states; By Shirley Wentworth By Mrs. A l i i Mutter cost between (16,000 end |20r "F o r what little it may be 1 hall. This Saturday’s 2 p.m Tha fact th a t Republicans “ I believe tt is a much need­ movie at the Bear Lake Ele­ ahetild tack out eotnpetant ed forward step for two rea­ mentary Schnol will he "Sad­ sons—first, the town definite­ •and Ida tea and help euppnrt dle Tramp" starring Joel Mcly hnt outgrown the old build­ Crcu. them In the coming campaign ing so far as its capacity to v a i itraaaed last week a t a All children of the area are aervo the community is con­ invited to attend however pro' meeting of th e DeBary Re­ cerned and also as far ss the srhool youngsters must be ac­ publican Club held a t the nature or quality of the buildcompanied by an adult. Re­ Community Center. Inir le concerned. The town freshments will he on sale. nerds a larger building with Earl Merrill, chairman of The movies are sponsored Increased facilities to handle organisation, a l t o urged every two weeks at the ichool the growing needs of the com­ as a fund raising project of members to g e t Republicans munity. now registered aa Democrats the PTA. “ The old frame building lias to change th eir registrations 1-a.it week the cafeteria was served well in its day hut its filled to capacity as residents and advised that Denary day has passed and the town of the area enjoyed a spa­ should have an active repre­ la entitled to have a modern ghetti supper sponsored by sentative on th e County Ccm structure of which It can be the PTA with serving under mlttee. proud. Ills statements were includ­ direction of Mrs. Mary Goree, “The fire-resistant quality homeroom mother chairman. ed in a report on the County of the new building, along Committee meeting he attend Mrs. Wamlo Vietx, ways with the vault for the safe­ and means chairman, said to­ ad recently in Daytona Beach. keeping of public records and day that althnugh final re­ Announcement wns m a d e property. Is sufflrlcnt justi- port! are not in, the project that the Lincoln Day Dinner CONSTRUCTION on LonRwooii'a new City Holt ami E ire House, which is firiitian for erection of the was considered a "huge suc­ meeting will be held on Feb­ advancing on schedule, is expected to be completed by mid-December. Tim building at this time." ruary 5 tbia y ear Inatsad of cess." new facility is going up a t th e com er of Wilma and W nrren Streets. “ In second place, the town an tha 12th. The dinner will Mrs. Viets announced that Is due for considerable growth the group wiM sponsor P« an ­ take place a t the 8t*t«nn ny Julia nartn* end eventually a new munici­ nual magazine subscription he crowned hy Miss Nancy and popcorn; second grid*, Union Building hi DeLand. Reigning over festivities of The Romper Room tele­ Mrs. Sadie Smith, hayrlde, pal building would have to bo sales from Nov. 18 through A color eound film, "The bean bag, fixli pond and ml:, L a d y and the Stock Market," erected. Dec. 12. Notices will be sent this Saturday al the Alta­ vision program. A Grand .March Is sche­ a pin: was shown by Howard Mid “ Will It not he refreshing to each family by the students monte Springs Elementary Third grade. Mrs. Jane Duand a source of Justifiable and no door to door solicita­ PTA Carnival will bo King duled at 3 p. m. with prizes dleton. pride to find that our town, tions ara being planned at Bruce Knoeehel and Queen to he awarded the best cos­ dek, ghost house, hook-thoSusan Dabbs. The event 1* tumes, Judging of booths al­ hat ami fixh-a-line; fourth Casselberry residents in through iia council, hss been this time. scheduled on the school so is scheduled at this time grade. Mrs. Ignore Kling, terrsted In studying the pro­ on its toes and prepared ahead ground* lu-Ucen the hours of with a $3 award to go to country store, while elephant.*, posed new toning ordinance of time for the Inevitable do .something now about fu­ By Donna Estes 3 and 8 p. tn. tho Immeroom having the fish pond and ring toss; Youth, the Target of Com­ ture decisions of the elemen­ before the upcoming public growth? Attendants are Gail Smith j tiest decorated booth, Fifth grade, .Mrs. Betty hearing were reminded today "F or these reasons, I be­ munism was the title of the tary ichool age child ami re­ and Allen Laymen from the Chairmen and attractions Tittle, cakewalk, prize pack­ ■ddresi given by c r o Geor­ commended that parents en­ by Mayor Fred Heath that lieve the council Is to be com­ fifth grade and Walter Knoe- to be found at their booths age and ring toss and sixth roplea are available at the The DeBary Duplicate ge E dgar at the regular courage their childen to have clerk’s office in the municipal mended for its forward look­ chel amt Sue Gorkcr from are: first grade. Mr*. Bar- grade, Airs. .Mamie Wolf, ing planning in providing the Bridge Club played 16 tables meeting of the Longwood Ele­ the good, clean habits such building. the fourth grade. bara Smith, hamburgers, hot- ham dinner and caka sale is new building at this time." as regular church attendance, in two asetions a t this week's mentary PTO held Tuesday The King and Queen will | dogs, cold drinks, ic« cream the cafeteria. The hearing has been sche­ By Mr*. II. L Johnson L. I., Cox, Justice of the night at the ichool auditor­ good personal hygiene, neat­ Master Point Game. duled for Monday, Nov. 4, at Fracs ami civic Irador, mid; The annual Wilson School ness, sobriety, ambition, eour. Winnare of eeetton A, direct­ ium. 7:30 p. m. In the* Women's “It will be a beautiful PTO Halloween Carnival will j Edgar, who qualifies him­ age and honesty. ed by Howard Middleton, were ('lull Building on Ovorbrouk building but I question wheth­ he held this Saturday begin­ Throughout his talk he gave NS, first. Mrs. Ruth Blatt self os a student of the sub­ Drive. er it will ho adequate for the ning al 5 p. m. with a spagh­ and Mrs. Norman Meyer; sec­ ject, pointed out that there examples of differences in Interested person* will lie the way Americans and Com­ is little danger of adults be­ city's needs in the ncur future. etti supper. ond, Col. anil Mrs. William munists understand various allowed to take copies of the A wide variety of entertaining converted lo Communism I hail hoped spare would he Hague; third, Mr. and Mrs. la-cause they already have terms. One example was the lengthy ordinance home for set aside for civic mvetlnga." 1 menl •» planned Including Middleton; study upon signing with the Mrs. ItiiM.ii- Jo Hunt, rom- 1 fish pond, a dart game, KW. first, Osrar Harnett been educated In our way of word "co-existence." He stal­ cle*k. The descriptive map, ed that to Americans co-ex­ life. nil'll till: think It wilt Lo a romie movie*, grail hag and anil II. Guy Chase; second, istence means living peace­ which is on display in the of­ VYundt-rful and beautiful build­ country itore ami candied ap­ When replacement person­ Mrs. David Ringer ami Mar­ fully with our Communist fice under glass rover, must ing anil will mean u lot to the ple* and other treats will be vin I.ong; third, Mrs. Nun nel Is needed for the Com­ vdd on the midway, neighbors In the world while remain on the premises. Kdwstds and Mrs. Myrtle munist Party, he snM, atuThe office Is open trom 8 elly." A king and queen will he lo the Communist the mean ilenti of higher education are John Kennedy, Chancellor Dunnebaeke. ing changes. He compared a a. tu. un'il noon on Tuesdays, for the Knight* of Columbus crowned through penny vote most favored because they Section H. directed by Jes­ dog coexisting with a bone Wednesdays and Friduys. and resident of l.ongdnle, turned in by candidate* who sie Pearsall, NS, first, Mrs. are young and impression­ until the dog gets hungry and able enough m> that the stated: "It Is a much needed have been chosen from each Flu Dorman and Mrs. Mnry of llie three grade*. Communist Doctrine may he eats the hone, then the lame civic Improvement and Sir*. Flits; tied for second and Anniversary Serving as general chair­ wholeheartedly received and coexists inside the dog, Kennedy, Chairman of Ihe third, Mrs. Edna Reilly and man of the event is Mr*. E dgar's talk was well re­ believed. Catholic Women's Circle, add­ Mrs. K. W. Ackerman with He explained that very lit­ ceived by llie attentive au­ Convocation Set l'd “I think it is a step in the Charle* Smith. Assisting is Mr. and Mrs. George Pearsall. Mr*. Herliert Mu*e and Joe tle can be done with lids age dience. right direction toward beauti­ Foy, KW, first, Mr. and Mrs. Immediately preceding the A t Rollins group sinee they make most fying the town." Myrun Accardi; second, Mr. The supper will he prepared of their own decisions about program, the business meet­ The 78th anniversary Cnnliitif Scott, temporary rlmir- and served under direction of and Mrs, E. M. Hinkle ami life, using the background ing of the ITO was conduct­ v n ation nt Rollins College third, Mrs. Marguerite Hib­ which Ihcy already posies*. ed wilb Mrs. Joan Voskan, will he In-Id at U:I5 n.m., Nov. ninn of tha Chamber of Com­ Mr*. Carl Moyer, Mr*. Tom bard and Charles Dugliu. -I, ill the Knowles Memorial merce, praised the way Un­ Kelsey ami Mr*. A. Hart. lie advised Dial parents can president, in charge. Chapel on the Rollins campus. building is arranged and Al. E. Delivering the inn ill address Rudolph, civic leader, thought will lie Dean of the College tha building will lie beautiful DeBary Club Civic League Edwin Sharp Hurdrll. Receiv­ hut especially approved the ing recognition at the convoca­ stutemi-nt made by R. C. Carl­ Plans Musical Plans Program tion will be the 21 honors al* son, city count'll chairman, On Polio m in iu m student*, Rollins Hull there would ho no in­ Program CARNIVAL ROYALTY a t tho Altamnnto Spring* PTA Halloween Carni­ Scholar*. students on the crease In luxes because of the lly Donna Kslrs A program on the life and val this Saturday will lie, front. S u e Gorkcr and Gail S m ith; back, W alter president's list, students on the building. A representative from the works of FTanz Schubert will which in being held In con. lly Mra. Adam Muller Knoeehel, Susan Dabbs, queen, Ilruce Knoeehel, kinjf and Allen Layman. spring term honor list, mem Mrs. Robert Ataroh, past bo presented at 2:30 p. m. Fri­ National Foundation of the The Second Annual Art Fes­ junction with the annual ob­ ber* of the Key and Phi Ho- president of tha Auxiliary March of Dimes will spenk at day by the Music Department servation of American Art the metding of the Longwood tival will lie held at the De- Week, are the DeBary Civic d u ty and Rollins organisa- Unit tu Smith Seminole VFW of Hie Dellnry Women's flub Civic League (Women's Clnhl llary Community Center I Ids Association, the Detlary Arts t i o n a winning scholarship Dost 82U7, questioned if (be nt the home of Air*. Harry I-’. money being spent on tha city Brown, Alicante llmef. to lie held Nov, ft at the Civic weekend with hours on Friday and Crafts Club anil the Flor­ troph 1c*. , The Rollins Student Union, hall might nut more wisely League Building on Church Arranged hy Mi*s Adelaide from I until 9 p. in. and on ida Federation of Art. Inc. tin- Mill* Memorial Library, have been spent at this time Street. Main nttruction each day ami ail administrative offiee* getting new budne,*ca jn Conte, chairman of the de­ In Evening The subject of his talk Sutunlay from III a. in. until partment, the program will lu­ will tin dt'inonstralions hy will bo rtosed during tin- con­ town. will be the research being H p. m. nar ruled by Airs. Ludwig By Donna F'slr* Freddy Peterson, noted nrtvocation. (June at the University Hos­ Sponsors of this festivul, C. H. Johnson, local busi­ Kupeez. Soloists will lie Air*. |ty Mrs. t lari nee Snyder I major fund raising events of Mr*. Otmle R. Shumate, Ist-Iecturer from Zephyrhllls. pital in Gainesville. nessman, praised the building Chester Krurick, Mrs. T. W. Longwood city rlrrh, announ­ The Osteen I'arent-Teacher! the school year and resident* Du exhibit w ill hr paintings, but questioned whether or not Donaldson and Frank .McGee. All Interested women In ced today that her office will Association will sponsor a *':t* iirt’u “f* invited ti» ceramics, sculpture, photo* it is being built in the best lo­ Accompanists will be the area are Invited to at­ Geneva Girls Parents Urged ,, ... | , . . ‘come out, have u good lime Xov. 13 from 7 until ,. graphy and graplde arts. I I ilfiiW u t II ( u f M |V .il It) lit1 l l. h | cation. tend. fo n ts nnd Airs, kupeez. iii»M hrlp »U|i|Htrt tin* iklitMjl. 9 p.m. for residents who wish Study Fruit Tlie festival is ,q*n to all To Visit School lloateisrs for the meeting Construction on llie new fa­ _ _ __ Tea will lie served following to register to vote in thi at the KfHoot thi* S.ituriftiy j _ Disetiasion on uses of fruit interested persons nt no adcility is expeetpd to ini com­ tho proginut by hostesses, p,.f ;j municipal election* but j TtCffinninff nt Tt p.m. will be Miss Elizabeth Abbott, ny Donna F*lr« ^ in the doily diet wns the mission and those attending Miss Ella Cummings, Miss (anus Knxky, principal of pleted by mid - December, Mr*. Sidney Swallow and Airs am unable to do so during i'uitume judging fur var* Science Club Cassis Mater, Mrs. Opal Me- study subject for this week’s will pick first, second and Longwood Elementary School, weather permitting. .Myron Accurdi assisted by the regular office hours. meeting of the Geneva III \ ious groups ranging from prethird place winners by ballot. Elroy, Mrs. Lenta Putman and has requested that parent* Mrs. Alta fbirk nnd Airs, Only 392 of the nearly I .BOB Girls I'lull held Tuesday after To continue the celebration respond tn Invitation to visit school through adult* will in*- Sells Candy Mrs. Vesta Payne. John Drills. eligible voteis hove rcrt'gi*nooo at the Geneva Commu­ of American Art Week, a side­ their children's trachrr* on terrd at this time, Airs. Shu­ gin nt fi p.m. Prize will be For Funds nity Hall. walk show, sponsored by the conference day thi* Friday. Playhouse Sets mate pointed out. All voters given for the mint original, By Bernice K r b r i Ten members of the club Federation, will be held from There will be no *chool in Halloween Party Talent Call must be registered in the new prettiest and most comical The Oviedo High Science learned the proper methods II a. lit. until 6 p. m. on Fri­ order (hat parent* will have Auditions books if they are to vote in costumes. .Mrs. Al Pell is lu : Hub is selling randy a» a fur squeezing oranges fee day, Nov. I, at the Pacer Gas Iho opportunity to find out Tryouts for tha Orange At Civic Center Issued For the election. charge. fund-raising project to help Julie, how to make orange Stution on Highway 17-92 in I the teacher's program and Blossom Playhouse product ion Jim Jvrnigari, Director of _ ( i frul fhutmiufi I Ui pay expense* f. r the trip to ■tips a n d “appto - withes." IK-Ha ry. their children's progress. County Show of “Tenhouaa of ths August Recreation today announced John Tatum Jr. 1the Florida Junior Academy They also learmil how to pro­ A rtists who would tike to Appointments with teach­ Moon" will 1>« held at 2 p. m. that the Recreation Depart­ Hy Frances W r.ter thi* year of Science Convention and a perly wrap fruit for ntornge. Geneva 4-H Boys willA benewthe feature Ths first talent rail is being Adult leaders for this cluli participate in this event are ers may bo made front 8 a. .Sunday jn tho rehearsal hall ment wilt sponsor a Hallow­ treasure hunt. A science field trip and local made now for applicants fur are Mrs. It. F. Box and Mr*. asked to contact Airs. Viola tn. until 2 p. m. een Dane,, at the Civic Cen­ Name Officers truck will be loaded with saw­ science fair. of the playhouse. Howard, B8 Crystal Drive. De­ the Seminole County Talent J. W. Byrnes. dust with coin* hidden in the The contemporary comedy ter, Saturday from 8 p m. to Members of the club, a< well Officer* of the new Gen­ lta ly, in person or hy tele­ Shew sponsored by tlm Lake features a large rust of m*o 11:15 p.m. u» science students, will visit eva t il Roys Club arc F'red ■sawdust, phone. Msry Chamber of Commerce Post 10050 The “Monotones," a bund Welch, and women of all sgew and president: Jimmy I There will be puny rides, the t eiiti.il Florida Planetari­ Hanging In the Drdiary to he hrlil In the Junior High Cheerleaders types and all interested per­ that ha* proved to be very Dunn, vice president; Iterate a fi-h pond, spook house, ring um in Orlando on Nov. 2 and Mansion House galleries dur­ Plans Dance Srhool auditorium in Fchrupopular with the teenagers, Hraddle, secretary and John­ loss game, pumpkin pull, pick will attend the National Aerosona are urged to audition. ing the month of November Hy Jane Casselberry ary. Named I | kh Kct, fottune teller, ilurts 1nnulivs Space Salute in Or. rroiluction dates for the will provide the music for the ny Slerman, treasurer. All Interested enthusiasts V.FAV. I'oxt 100.70 of Cas­ presentation are Nov. 15-17 evening. A small fee will lie The Junior Varsity Cheer­ will be one mao shows by ..nd movie*. Also a country htndo. Meeting* of Ihe club, which ere aiked to call Juntos A, leaders have been selected Freddy Peterson and hy past selberry will sponsor a Hal­ and Nov. 211-23. charged amt recreation card* was organized the first of |'to re , a white elcphunt table, j officer* of the club are Daughtrsy, committee chair­ at Lyman High School and presidents and i n d i v i d u a l loween Dance Saturday night will be required. Iliftr-h- this month, are held each 1flower arrangement-, plants, T o m in y Phi tin, president; man. any day after 3:30 pm they ted the student body in members of the Federation. at tho American Legion Hume ment* will be served during Tuesday after school. Adult pup corn Mini rAmhiti apples. Seth Rook , vice president; Ah Open House and Recep­ on Prairie Lake starting nt Hank Outing at phono 223-0313 to make ap­ cheers for the first time at the evening. On sab- at Ihe refreshment and L.nda Tuhy, aecretarytraders arc Mr; Donald Dunn tion to honor past presidents 8:30 with prize* for the best plication fur later audition. laxt Friday's Pep Rally. As thi* is not a costume Sr, ami Ernest Lund berg, as­ [ table will be homo made pies treasurer. Employes of tile South .Semi­ Singers, dancers, jokers and The girls are Sandy King. who have served the organiza­ costumes. nole Hank in Fern Park held dance, school clothe* are in sistant county asent. | and cakes, hamburgers, hot gsg men, especially of the Diane Rhodes, Karen May, tion since 1927 will be held at Food and beverages will be their annual social club out­ order, no shorts or slacks will Special guest at this week’s ( dog*, potato *alad, baked Afncan elephant* rarely >t« emcee type, can he used, as Mary Louise Haines. Jean the Mansion from 3 until 6 served free of charge how­ ing recently at Daytona bo allowed. meeting of the cluh w.i* Lewi* beans, coffee, punch and cold down unless sick or wounded; well as novelty acts and ver- ettc Harmon, Pain Mean* p. in. on Sunday, Nov. 3. The ever there will be a (5 dona­ Beach, with approximately 23 Door prizes will be given to Hughey who discussed elec- drinks. Indian elephants lie down fre­ | public is milled to attend. ■atile mnqirlaoa. and Candy Potter. tion per couple (or admission. person* attending. thu lucky ticket boldeia. | trwity with yiiu boy*. | Tim coiuival la on* of tha quently. By Doans Estes Many favorable comments are being heard in Longwood •bout the new City Hall end Fire House being built a t the In Bear Lake Carnival Royalty Named Bridge Winners Named By Club Longwood P TO Hears Residents Asked To Study Zoning Talk On Communism Wilson Carnival Set Saturday Art Festival To Be Held In DeBary This Weekend T.1Z!.<S£ ° * » ™ Sets Carnival At School This Saturday �^ _ (Fit? WEATHER: F a ir today and S aturday: high today in mid-80s; low to n ig h t in 60s. VOL. »6 *5r e io ^ • * • * * • * TURNING OVER HIS .38 survival weapon a fte r landing at NAS i-v Cdr. ,1. L. Shipman skipper of VAH-9. Collecting the weapons are l,t.(jg ) I). A. Turner and L. G. Wolkimv icz. V A H -9 F ile s In * Note oil the spindle' Key CHd> of Seminole High putting In a walk tomorrow at noon. • • • The Herald welcomed a new member to it* rvportorinl staff today . . . nil Alabaman named Frank Mi Anile. And, a* per Usual in this pews business, he drew n night assignment on his first day at work. e • • Incumbent I.ongwood coun­ cilman t ai l Lnmmler ami pewromer Ted Walt* have qualified n* candidates fur City Council in the upcoming municipal elections. At the Mime lime u petition bus been taken out by Mark Bullock, unsuccessful candidate luM year. • • * Courthouse building i cully taking on ' a new look." Jh« old overhang has been remov­ ed and a paint Job it now going on. •' m • At tong last, Edgar Siller was to take over us Cassel­ berry postmaster this after­ noon. Said this morning he would be given tire oatii of office at 1 p.m. today. From the police bloltejtt DeLand cabbie complained h>< was "stuck” for a cub fure from DeLand to Sanford. Fure | said *be would go into the house to get the money; later the householder reported the woman a'keil about renting a room and departed. • • Fit!.. OCTOBER 25, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. -17 Charleston In Path; Winds Now 95 MPH CHARLESTON, S. C. (DPI) — Hurricane liinny bore steadily tow aril the South Carolina coast halay and resi­ dents of low-lying areas were ordered to evaluate hv ll a.m. EST before llic full fury of the storm hit this alter noon. At 9 a.m. Ginny was locat­ ed 73 miles south-southwest of Charleston and moving to the north, at 8 miles an hour with wind* id 93 m p h . at its cen­ ter. Weather officials said the storm probably would hit here this afternoon and move up the coastline tonight. Residents of resort island* and other low-lying area* around tills historic seapyrt city hoarded mi their homes and headed for inland shel­ ters. Police and firemen moved up and down Foil* Reach, Isle of Palms anil Sullivans Island In loudspeaker trucks, urg­ ing winter residents of the islands to move to higher ground. Refugee centers were set up at school houses. Tides as niiicli a* nine feet above normal were predicted for areas along the South Carolina coast. School children have a three-day weekend holiday . . . After two day* of nerve arrival time which had been commanding offierr, led the what with the pnrents-tcnch- wracking delays and on-agnin, scheduled several days before. formation u* excited wives, era conference today, Eleven of the squadron’s I'J children and friends waited riff-agnin conditions due to • • • Hurricane liinny, flight crews planes flew in impressive for­ near the runway. State Beverage Department of Heavy Attack Squadron mation over the air field nt When all the planes had 0 reported today the West side Nine arrived at NAS Sanford .5:115 p. m. They had just come landed they taxied to positions grocery, 515 Elm Avenue, has Thursday «fternoon. from a seven month deploy- in front of the squadron's ofbeen fined $100 for selling an The crews and their plane* merit aboard th* L’SS Sara- fU-es, Flight captains signaled alcoholic beverage for con­ were only a few hours later: toga. I in unison as each plane shut sumption on the premises, a than their original estim ated| Cdr. J, L. Shipman, VAH-9 off its engines. manner of sale nut provided Cdr. .Shipman ami his crew for by the license. were the first to climb out of • * * their Altlt Sky-warrior. They City ami County Commis­ Were w e I c o m o d by Cnpt. sions are on record as approv. Janies O. Mayo, Commander ~ tug the Nov. 5 state air,endliiilwing One, C'apt. Robert ^ and urging all eligible electors M. Ware, Commander of NAB, t« support the measures. ami Cdr, (leorge W. Kimmons, Shipman’s predecessor at the City Manager Pete Knowles VAII-9 helm. Kimmons is now and city department beads Wing Chief Staff Officer. Journeyed to Jacksonville to­ Darkness fell while customs day to view a movie on new officials were still checking pipe available to municipali­ belongings of the crews, ami ties. wive* uiid children began a • • • rn*h to find their husband* Registrar Canil [truer re­ and fathers, gtciting them at the planes. ported today absentee ballots Th. icnuiir.der of the squad for the Nov. 5 election noware available. Voters wlto will ron's turn support personnel and the I Dili plane are due to he away or incapacitated Nov. arrive today. 6 may obtain absentee ballots Sevetal families left this at her office in the courthouse morning t„ meet their hus­ between It anil fi until 5 p.m. band* in May port, where the Thursday. The completed bal­ Saratoga was due to dock at lots nui't be in her office by 9:15 a. m. iiusea, loaded with o p.m. Nov, 1, • •• • Hut test of the men are ex|K-i ted to arrive In Mnnfunl at R. E. Porter li-ariterl en'y *• — (tar‘C-V•r i- P* i-- ., *oy. today that Boh Uilllilmcr re­ Extending t h e i r *■ ririel signed Sept. 1 «< Democratic frrcfHnga from the Banford (mss of Seminole County, community nt the ivclcoii ■ • "f’rraa of business," ho «uid. lieii i s u e Mayoi IT-Mini* lie has been succeetied as Mi Donald, t'other John The arhairmun of the Seminole m- of llnly t'ron* Episcopal County Democratic executive Church and Wado S, Snyder commit tee by the vice chair­ ' f tb« Flnrhtn State Rank. man, Mr*. J, T. Morrison, of Altamonte Springs. * Established 1008 Ginny Due To Hit South Carolina Two gronct Jury indictment* returned Thuisday by the Vulusia County grind jury at DeLand may proto of interest here. It waa learned today. ^ However, the true Mila are ” scaled and no public informa­ tion is available now. R. E. Porter hears that Merle Warner, John Kridcr and possibly an engineer and nil attorney plan to visit St. Lucie County nest week to learn bow that political sub­ division obtained a new air' 0 port without cost to the coun­ ty or taxpayers. In line with Seminole County's drive for a new airport. United Press Leased Wire * Psychiatry; Old-fashioned crachrr barrel philosophy but modernized at a price. Ke Veterans Day on Nuv. * II: The last Revolutionary War veteran died in 18119, more than 85 year* after the conflict ended; the last War of In ti veteran in I9U5, the ia*t Mexican War veteran in 1818, and the Mat Civil War veterans. Union and Confed­ erate. lived VO and 93 year*, respectively after the cud of c 4hat war. Churches Ask Court To Acl STATE AND COUNTY question!* before the elect unit i! Nuv. o were outlined in detail Thurs­ day noon when the four men nltovc requested some 20(1 persons to "curry the word” into the county seeking approval of th e measures. From th e left: t!. E. Dali Jr., William H. Dial, Sen. M ark Cleveland Jr. ami Douglas Stenslroiu, Also nt the speakers table were Mrs. H arriett S!ti\vte r (left), president of the Husiness and Pro­ fessional Women’s Club, and Reynolds, civic chairman of the Woman's Club. Appeals Made For ’Big Lift' Declared Three Amendments Complete Success I'lea* to "carry the word" throughout Seminole County (or the support of three state c o n s t i t u t i o n a l amend menu and a county measure in the Nov-. 3 election were made In more Ilian Jon per sons who attended a joint service club luncheon meeting Thursday mem at Hie Civic Center. Eleven service, civic and tidier nrgariiz.ilurns were rep resented nt the meeting, host ed by the Junior Chamber a( Commerce to acquaint llu public with "the necessity tn have approval of these mca* ures if Florida's economy t> in continue to grow." EUANM- liitT, G e r m a n y merit nf the Upper hi. Johns River. (U1M)—Thu biggest ami lastHail executive director of ,.,q transoceanic military airthe Central and Southern lift ever undertaken was de­ florid.t EIixhI Control Un­ met, outlimd that the nica* clared a complete micros* lire provides lor tMiiancu of j today. Military leader* Ik'gan bond* by Hie Stnlu Board of planning for a larger one to iiitiservaliun in p u r c h a s e (|lf, |. ar nrxj spring, lands (nr recreaHnn.il and Air Fnrcr Secretary Eugene water c<m*ervalinn purpose* ... , , M. /iickcrt callctl special rin-se won i la- revenue wind.* ,t alien)mu tn the IUU per cent and not In he ret red Irom safety , , record . . m Hlg ‘l.ut, ,,Hie taxes, he cm pita sized. movement of more than 13,He said Hut Hie overall uun troops carried out to show plan call* for tin* piirclia-e 11“ w* *— before higher land lit I'nllrd I'rrii* Intrriiatioosl *.*> . f,,$ the Nulimm\ Cm. it of (hiitilics nppeur ln federal n u l today tn ask timt nfflelol* in Jnekaon, Mb*. I- limited fr>nn »rrr*tlog N-grot attempting I" w o r s h i p at "white only" ehurt-tn-s. U. 8. Distib t Court Judge Hurot.l Co* was ordered by the 5th C. S. Circuit Court of A11 peal* Thursday 1*' tale price t nf Hioiiaand* nf at rev i-imrge nf the ease, whit'll for ieereation.il ami water -tern from the arrest Sunday purpose*, with a large part of R ld-riti-1 'il group which thing the Upper St. John*. AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME home i- given Irb-tl to attend servires at * Lt. D. (i. Tise by his wife Marion, Unu of their Sen Mack V Cleveland Jr while rlmrt-h. Cdr. Lyle ][ Selio turned Former Sen. Douglas Stem sons waits for his turn. The 1J member group in voiced tIn* plea fnr support nf over bis luixittnn a* Com *t ■n in, moderator lor Hie Jodi-.! four miniate is fiom j amendment No. I In the Milk mutating Officer of Sanford * were constitution, piovlllillg (or i» ineellng and chairman of Hie lb-.ivy Attack Squadron Five Chicago. Ihre.. of tinGitige committee on cdu rnnvhtud o f trespaa-ing nod change in the election dale to Cdr. Paul F. Werner si ••0 cation for the Chamber of fnr governor and cabinet lulerferioR with worship by 10 a m. today. Commerce, explained t h e (Mr. Werner bad served as a J,it-k»in court and fined members. The change would county measure as "approval provide fnr slate elections in fl.lion eneh the squadron's executive of­ permissive legislation Cos hit* been n-ked tn nil presidential eleelinn year* of ficer fnr the past year Cdr. which will allow Ihe County "tliili national parties pre o v i r t u r n the-e e i m v l i l i . n*. DALLAS 11 I’D VII.it Mi- belle will proceed to duly ( nmmhslnncr* t o continue Tito Departs diiniiniinlty cunlrolling tile idmatil the US.H Intrepid «i vision lime during prcilden with their plan* for arqublNEW YORK (IJP h — Yu vrttvttn. • s aitib.t'sadnr tn Norfolk the I niied Nations, gave an Hid years." i lev eland statril, lion id a *itc for a new uni­ go-lav President Tito virile 1 The full dress ceremony "nor voters get little oppor versity, should 1 b e State I tirni dli view t»f iln- l N featured an inspection of fur home today wilb .. pci on tlllllly In he none aeqo.null'll Hoard of Control , 1'h'it Si-mi al "bon voyage" fiom I’n i iiirird nf pre-erving peace \ Vila's 3-V| officer* and nun s r VUGU.VITNK i I I I I - with the qualities and record* inole Count y.” Tburvd.ii night, then hail tn and an a«ldress h> Capt. I'tiller »aid a gang <d "four or dent Kennedy, lb told that five sites in of our candidates tor state fight bo way through a mill James 0. Mayo. live" Negroes fired shut* nt offices. Tin* change would llu* county have been offered. V reception at the NAS a pas'ing ear here today, Fog’S In Fort laid mull that curved, booed, permit the state candidate* Hoe has been offered gratis liallrooin fo lowed the rhangc PORTSMOUTH. Vn. <ITT ' beat and spat on him. killing a while man to have mme TV tune and in ihe tlirie land owner* but of rommaml ceremonies and Ten hem lint, bleat y ev»ot Thu 1:31) a in. shooting III more space m Iln- m-w-pa tin- otlii i fimi nui't tie pur outnumbered pullre tried a dinner-dance tonight at 8 chased, il one is selected. front m the home of Negro pvr*," inilurs pulled into port hen • * * lie explained Hie county tmlny lifter five flay* « * In escort him to a walling P in. will climax the nffj- inlrgrnliiintid Goldie Eubank' e .il function* led With a in Kinanl. 35, dead In*tlites4 buffetitt|£ nb*i:ir*t Hit* 1 HrdOtuine lint a woman *n -tr lie al*n (Kiinlcd old Hie no auire, tn Im> voted no by Under Cdr. sctlc the squad fiom a 'ingle rifle wound hi tlUtibled ileitlruyer v -no I I'SS ed 1I|| and i.ipped .St even sun *lale is turning more In the all electors, merely give* the run began laying Hie ground­ Hie head, authorities 'aid i ll lb» h ml wit i .m anti I N Fogg in liv hinrSnint uliii* two-party *v*tein anil "it i* i mu m i*-mu a "go ahead *ig placard Two ymiiig men spat work for becoming the first Slierifl I. il Davis railed vital Hut we devote more ii.il" ill the event Semin iln t* pei! Atlantic •qoadnin tn operate the It V on the Florida Sheriff* Hu in hi* fare. time in Mole and local is ' h,,‘, n 11 :,l'° ............ »>at I'nllre arreted ., 'J2 year •C Vigilante rs’connais.s true lean il the slate capital. Tal I|r, •• il Ihe st.de selects one of the Council Meets ..id North Texas . •' «i• Uni attack plane* Stressing the estimate there '«Mir -sites needed to bo pur lalii-so, In send investiga ' \ * KSON, U - 11 Pit Cdr Bette's year a* mtnverslly sludillt I bey *uld lie vsill he 2UO.OOO college Mil chased tli.it Hie County GumThe Citizens' Couii.il* of would be charged with incit mamlmg officer of v \il-5 ha* tor*. deni* lu Ihe stale Iiy 1970, mi'sum may call for a special Ainciiea today opened a n ■ ' in; tn r.ul and aggravated seen many changes, including William H Dial, Orlando) election hy Irecholdet * to lug which was tn feut.ue ud assault mi Stevenson. I transition from the A3R Skyrailed for approval of amend raise funds for tlm purchase drt-s.e* by Gov, R.< . il.irni-lt, A ti o it t To rleinnivstralnr* warrior In Hie \ 3 \ Vigilante, no lit No. 3 !<• Hie state ron oi the ground. I t. Iiov. Paul It. I.do -mi h- I shoved and jostled Stevenson, which began hi March, and dilution, which wilt permit former Maj. Gen. Edwin \ who spoke to commemorate presently to the It \5C Vigil An 19 man grand jury was tile stale to l**lie bonds in the Walker. ante. the l N Day In Texas. deliberating “only a few amount of $75 million for n«-x lake Bette, Cdr. Werner ha* caw*" today at Hie Seminole construction of institutions nf Nine Sentenced been with the squadron dur­ County courthouse. higher learning. He rmphasir ing the transition period lie ST. LOUIS, Mn. it I’ll Seated by Circuit Judge r-d these I*mds would he re­ Instructional personnel and i* also a qualified Vigilante Nine members nf the t ’oiigre » William V Abridge. Cocoa, tired with taxes from utilities. employes of Goldsboro Ele­ pilot and was one of the first the Jury uj - , ‘'.shierIng evi­ of Raimi Equality, conso le I Dial, pre*blent of the Com­ mentary School have become Naval flier* tn pilot the new dence a* |>n I-Iited by Stale of in* pi ring an unruly dem­ WASHINGTON i t ' Hi mittee for ihe Florida Dim! Hie fir*t hih'Ii group of United Mtorne) A. L Steed. Ortan- lute of Technology, remarked Fund contributor* to win a onstration Hi H blink tug. Id, The Defense Department, is It use. iln were sentenced Thursday to considering » pinn under Hi.it Seminole County should gold award for inn |ier c ’nt It wat expected Hir Jury he especially interested in the liarticipatioA United Fund of­ flO to 'Jill ilays in Jail for cun- vvldeh nil youth* would be i would make a r*'port to the passage of this measure since ficials reported today. tempt, given physi* if nod mental court late this alternoon tC't.* for the ilr.ift at the age this county is ticing consid­ Mr*, ll. F'. Ganas, executive lio-Hour Week ■>f I*. it .'.i' !• -I' d 1**1.i>A fo r broke out 'll the ered for a new state univers­ secretary for United Fund ol At pre-nit, the physletil kitchen of » re«idenee at I IJt H u r l ( ra sh WASHINGTON it I'D Seminole County, said Ihe ity. * • • Avenue Tburtdaz, (harks Spencer, who nuffrrAn AFL- Cllt *pn* 1 1 1 .! .I'll and no'iiLal i »l* a ir given nt l.isusl school turned in St At 30. All neckInjuriesin * three-ear today the fact that u recent thu lime of induction, which ■'.losing slight d.imuge to th-t ed Approval of amenilinent No, ll of its employes donated Up.iUgit in prod .a l. '.i did J.-d average* JT years. hou and cunlenlii, Smifur.l collision at C p. m. Thursday ;i Jo the Male cuh.*litutkm !»' their piedged ainoutlts, she Dv/eii ■ ■■ffi.-iola said IN'- Hie Department reported, on Highway Id at the AVckivn of vital interesl, also, Hj Sum .said. muk* a dent In heavy unem­ ployment showed tiie need for purpose of the change would thief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. River bridge, was to be remov inole County, it was pointed Mr*. .Alcllxsa Roberts, mema 35-hour week and Increased be to inrrease voluntary en- s*id tba (ire was eau-cd by cd tmtay from S'eminole Me- out hy G. E. Dail Jr., West her ot the Goldsboro faculty, lc mm ial Hospital to OiNiige Palin Beach, since it will erved a* chairman tur llic public works spending t > liitmenta in the armed ter- defective wiring in an el 1 vice*. [cooking range. Mt-ninrul HuapiUl, Orlando, {mean recreational impiov*-1school UE d m * . creata morn jobs. VAH-5 Command Change Feted h slw a Adlai Allocked gy Dallas Mob Shots At Car Kill Rider ‘Few Cases' For Grand Jury School Group Gets UF Award New Draft Idea Under Study Mrs. William Imw rapidly Ike United States could build up its forces m Europe In a crisis. In a tribute to the Military Air Transport .Service1! MATS accident tree delivery of tho 2nd Armored Division frnin Texas to Western Europe, Zm-kert said operations over Hie A.iioo-uiile aerial bridga were performed "with a real sense of urgency but entirely coniiatcnt with airline aafety standards." The transoceanic phase of Exercise "Big I Jit" ended at 10:05 p.m. (-1:03 p.m. E-ST'J Thursday when a big CI30 turbo prop troop transport set down under glaring flood­ Vice Admiral Fitzhngh Lee, light* at Rembaeh Air Rase, 35 miles southwest of here. CJuef «r Naval Air Training, will deliver the principal ad dres* xt the Central Florida Council of the Navy League dinner tonight. Member* ami guests of the Constitutional amendment* league will (ill the NAS hall - and local bills to lie voted on room for a reception and din­ Nov 5 will be discussed at « ner beginning at ft p. m. pulilir meeting nt 8 p m. Tues­ The event is being held in day ul Lyman High School rim junction with the nation's auditorium. Longwood. observance of Navy Day, pro­ Tile issues will be presented claimed by President Ken­ by Stale Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ nedy for Sunday, Oct 37. land J r , Reps. S. J. Davis J r. Earlier in the week Mayor and Jan F'ortunc, and Doug­ Thomas S. McDonald gave las Stcnslrnm, chairman of local endorsement to the oc­ Ihe University Site Committee, casion with a proclamation Seminole County Chamber of if hi* own. Commerce. Navy League To Hear Adm. Lee Issues To Be Discussed VALDEZ HOTEL T C aritc Downtown Sanford JjO u n g c -A It's ruiuiiuc ILs Funtime Fri. Niles a I the Caribe! Music by .Mil The Hideaways’* Fire Damages Sanford House In V � 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 24, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 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 24, 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/554dafb898f1769d1df2b10d10c4a3ba.pdf 5e53346bd07a9f8074389d8a67ac8ffa PDF Text Text v§;n TOUR of HOMES the Sanford - Seminole Area t| > fn fs r l Page 10 — Dee. 20, 196J O m it It Home Santa's Got That Christina! at home . . . this has been the dream o f all o f ua who were a t Anzio * . , Normandie . . . Guadal­ canal . . . Coral S ea. . . Leyte . . . Pu­ san . . . Corregidor. Most o f us have been home for years now, and we appreciate Christ­ mas at homel Christinas — the word — comes from Christ Mass — a word which means simply that our Saviour — the Son o f God — was bom to us and for ua on this day. So we’re ac­ tually celebrating a birthday that made the real difference in human destiny. The word mass signifies an necuaion for worship. So a Day like this belongs to the home — the family — the tree — the gifts — all follow the thought o f loving your brother as yourself — and out of this love for nnother comes the greatness o f our nation. Kay Shoemaker's Tdyllwilde is one o f the most beautiful places where you’ll find homes o f distinction. See, anl you'll agree. Ride through Ravenna Park — that already established community o f fine homes, and see the only home now available— at 111 Tnngclo Drive •—They seem to sell faster than Kay can build theml There must be a reason — so see 411! Bobby Bobbins o f Kingswood I Sunland THE F U R N A C E WI T HAF UT URE G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC OIL FURNACE Here Is e unit IhiIH for e future ef service with G-I dependability •n integral part . . . built for e future ef comfort because It ii easily end inexpensively con­ verted to year 'round air condidltianlng. • "Vertifin" heat exchanger distributes mere heat fatter with olL • Lew Knee . • • only SS" high. • ProuJ-to-show handsome styling, C A LL F A 2-6562 PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Hill Hnlhark, President 1007 S. Sanford Ave. Something N E W 0 Country Club Poal 0? K s ir s H iA P . l of LCCH APS0P Hospital Notes Courthouse Records V. Enos ct ux, Estates *I0,9M . Builders is really ecstatic about "L o t 14" ’in Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor. This la the new home in the big pic­ ture in their ad below. According to Bobby, one couple bicycled out to see It, and were glad they did. I f you had an inkling that a new home would he the greatest gift you could give your family, go see these, and make a move. And have a Merry, Happy, Joyful Christmas 1 A t Home! 29th Straet J. S. a iea io n Jr. to Rich­ Lnk cview S/D, *18,000. DECEMBER » te n , Sanford; James P. G wen V. Ivird et at to Bradard L. M arkry et ux, Sunland A v e r y Jr., Lake M ary; Ann Admissions Iry T re .s le r et ux, Ridge High, Estates *10.900 Roseta Van Zant, M arilyn J. K. Sutton, Julian Stenstrom, M a ry 1/niiie S m art to *9,000. Ralph L. Scarborough f t ux Smith, Janice Bennett, Alton Casselberry; Lena Hem ke, M aryle T . llad daw ay,Prairie to Joe Paul Hobbs f t ux, Gerrin, D affney Slppio, Ruby D eB a ry; Delores Pine and Lake Manor, $16,500 M cW atters, Opal Robertson, G erald R. Crane Sr. et ux Longdate, *8,700. baby boy, Titusville; Patricia F lo ls I). C ra ig to Richard M. Stephan O iborne, T erry Os­ to C on di Lee M r Knight, Coun­ C ra ig, Ridge H igh, *12,000. borne, Ixiulse Cora Potopln- F rien d and baby boy, Lake try Club Manor *9.500 Ronald G. H ow ell f t ux to skl, all o f Sanford; J eff H o r­ M onroe Jack R. Milwood e t ux to Clarence Dunnigan e t ux, ton, Lake M ary Robert C. Peter* et ux, Coun­ North Chuluota, *7,HO0. Births try Club Manor, M.70O E lm er H elm * f t ux to Marion B. Jeffrie* Mowen Charles II. Sapp et ux. Town Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. et v ir to Charles M. I.a n c a ilrr and Country Estate*. * 17.600. Rurkner, baby boy; M r. and Mrs. Michael Potopinskt, baby et ux, Druid Hills Park , *10,M a rie A . W alker to Ralph boy, Sinford 500 A . Jarvis et ux, laike View of Discharge* Ronald A . Matin e t ux to Luka M ary, *1,600. T h e talk* M ary Church o f J<Jin F. Curran et ux. F a d Kingswood Builders, Inc. to Sandra Bullock, Ruby McWat- the N a ia rtn e will celebrate brook, * 10.000 (.ourenra D , W hite et ux, Christm as s t special services Jam es F. Wallck e t ux to G rove Manor, *21.500. and a program to be held Sun­ Clarence P . Steten* et ux. Suita Filed day during th * 0:45 a m. Sun­ Sunland Estate* *14,400 H a rry to Jones et ux vs. day School hour under ths Olivur W. Reaves et ux to I lei. trice Ib-Ziell, m. fcl. direction o f Mr. and Mr*. nonaid D. Royer, IVoyds Sub­ The Junior High Christian He r\vin peter*. Joseph Leonard va. Edward division *7,000 L H arrin gton et ux, m tg. fcl. Youth Fellowship of the Con­ Christmas treats w ill be John A. Wsiolck et u* to F.ast Brooklyn Savings Bank gregational Christian Church distributed to the children Stanley C. Novak et ux, North vs. Charles L. Guenther e t al, will have a Christmas P a rty at the dose o f the service. Orlando, *7,too this evening at the parsonage. m tg. fcl. A program o f Christmas Stanley C. Novak et ux to The program will Include P . N . M. A . vs. A rth u r J. slides will be shown riud.-ig W illiam J. Ilenneman Sr. ct Sv ri-ny et ux, m tg. frl. decorating the parsonage the 7 p.m. service by IM '.r*. ux. North Carolina. Iio.ooo B ow ery Savings Bank vs. Christmas tree, carol alnglng Florida rerm anesque, Inc. John Bay Hunt Jr. e l u x„ fcl, at homes of shut-ins, dancing, gam es and refreshm ents. to John Riddle et ux, N . ChuA lfre d D eludan vs. Paul E. Members o f the Senior High luota, *0.900 Lauderville, m tg. fcl. Theodore K. Lynch Sr.. group will h ave their pa rty at Burnett Finance Co. v*. RobExec, ot last will of Dorsey the church on Saturday even biu Lee Kohinsun, etc., fcl. Ing when they wilt decorate W. Lynch to A. D. Iluetle et Syracuse S avin g* Bunk vs. the Church Christmas tree, ux, Seminole I'ntk, $11,000. J. A G. Co., Inc. et ul, mtg. frl. play games and have refeshLouis A. (Ferry Jr. et iix to Bronx Savings Bank vs. T a y lo r C. Brown Jr. et ux. i menu. Clarence C lifford Bretow, el Fort Mellon, $20,000 UX, m tg. fcl. John H. Cole el ux to John Final D lvorre Decree* Announce Oaten Ft. Fox f t ux, Suburban lluniea, T rellle B. Carter vs. Arnold P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I> *7(000, S|mn*ors of the second annual John R. Fox et tlx to A lvn r- Carter. Whitcmarsh Open golf tourna­ i tI,it W indier ct al, Huburbun Hom e., *7,700. Continental population of ment announced Thursday the Pennington Sefton e t ux to Asia increases by shout XI m i event will he held July 2-5. Donald IV. Tauiehep f t at, million per year. Nazarenes Set Special Service C Y F Groups Set Parties 3 •» While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for In the way o f a home. ) Sunday School Service The Sunday School of the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church wilt present its snnual Ch*istmas S ervice and party at 7 p. m, Sunday under dir. cctiim o f Mrs. M ary Schmah. Tlx* program w ill include a N ativity pageant, carols by the Youth Chorus and Instru­ m ental Ensem ble, gifts from Santa Claus and refresh ­ ments. i) Have a Merry Christmas at home - - i n Ravenna has been added - Park “ HOMES BU ILT W ITH P R ID E " A new home for Christmas! to TA N G E LO D R IV E This l o v e l y home o f modern design was recently purchnxed by Mr. JulInTt II. Gilliland. Thu home featured 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Patio, built-in kit­ chen equipment, central duct heating, and many other quality extra* l SPEND A H APPY Christmas Here! ------------ — -111 TANG ELO D RIVE This attractive 3 bodroom. 2 hnth home of contem|umiry design is avail­ able for immediate occupancy! It.* features include n fully equipped GK built-in kitchen, central duct heat, and other extra* too numerous to itemize. Nee it today! C A L L US T O D A Y ! 0 F IIA , F I IA -IN -S E R V IC E , V A a a B MODERN KITCH ENS BY AND C < IN V E N T 1 C > N A L F I N A N C I N C G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC SEE TH IS B E A U T IF U L N E W HOME, B U ILT ON A V E R Y L A R G E LOT A T 100 H IG H L A N D D R I V E . It*n complete and ready for your clime inspection. It feu Lures three bedroom*. 2 baths, Florida Room. Dining Room, Completely Equipped General Electric Kitchen with lovely Birch cabinet*, nnd an enclosed Ranine. It has white ternuzo floors throughout, and in centrally heated. See it thl» weekend — it's designed for YOU! in r n s tn M 1 i Modern kitchen* by U W ILLIA M 8. HKUMLKY JIl. CENERAL$ ELECTRIC in g u m J B iiU c r s ] BYRON M. LEACH ^ n A a a a s J ^^WMae^nb^T P. O. BOX tS99 SEE l TS FOR REMODELING FA 2 *074 'I * �t Board Of Control Plans Sanford Meeting * * « lO c* R. E. Porter i* nsium lng the license “ to s t e e r nearly a ll o f this w eek's Lien Pause, com­ piled b y E d itor W . E. MaeLauchlin. I t la much too in* fo re s tin g not to pais it on to T h e H erald readers, too. <9 O N C E A Y E A R — How sel dom Christm as comes— only once a yea r; and how soon it Is o v e r— a n ight and a day! I f th at is the whole uf it, it seem s not much more durable than the little toys that one buys o f a fa k ir on the street corn er. Th ey run fo r an hour, and then the spring breaks, and the legs come o ff, and n oth in g remains but a eon tribution to the dust heap. B u t surely that need not and ou gh t not be the whole o f Christm as— only a jin gle day o f generosity, ransomed fm m th e dull serrvitude o f a selfish y e a r — only a single n ight of m errym aking, celebrated in the stave-quarter* o f a selfish ra ce! I f every g ift is the token o f a personal thought, a frien d ly feelin g, en unselfish in terest in the Joy o f others, then the thought, the feeling, the Interest, nisy remain long a fte r the g if t Is forgotten. H enry Van Dyke Sarepta Home Forced To Close Doors 'W ork Conference’ Set Monday To Review University Site Bids State Board Denies License For Operation TA LLA H A S S E E (U P I) — The board o f control announced Saturday it will meet in Sanford Monday to review elements involved in selection o f a site for a new university in enst-centrnl Florida. Ronrd Chairman Raya Harrison called the meet* ing a "work conference.*’ It will l>e held at the Mnyfnir Inn. It will climax a week­ end inspection tour o f 9 S a u fo rb Zip Code 32771 m r a lb ) Zero Weather Continues To Blanket North W E A TH E R : Partly and a little cloudy Sunday; high, upper 60s; low, high 40s. the four proposed sites still By Dorothy Auttiw under consideration by the United Press Leased Wire Established 1W8 SAT., DECEMBER 21, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 88 Despite many im provem ents VOL. 66 board, the final inspection be­ paid for by public donations fore the hoard's Jan. JO m eet­ of citizens and organisations ing in Tallahassee when H ar­ United Press International • •• rison sakl "w e w ill itlem p t o f the community, accom pan­ Bitter cold c o n t i n u e d to make a final decision on a through the last full day ot ied by untold houri o f free site.” autumn from the Rockies to labor in an effort to m eet J! * ' Th r four sites under study, the Atlantic Saturday, setting State Hoard o f Health regu la­ two in Urange and two in more low tem perature r e ­ tions, the Sarepta Rest H om e Freighter Sinks cord* and coating much of Seminole County are; H A L IF A X , N . 8. (U P I ) has been denied a license to O range: The Dlucitnnc site, Mississippi with up to fiva operate, Mrs. T a m aar B ra ­ A French freigh ter v s i re­ W A S H IN G T O N (UPI) — 1,0th) acres located 13 m iles inches o f snow. The 88th Congress — In a south o f Orlando; the DeserFor Uie ninth consecutive den, * distant adm inistrator ported to have sunk Satur­ day in the stormy Atlantic shouting mad tem p er—*r ut* rt Farm s site. 3,000 aerrs lo ­ day the tem perature dipped o f lite home, said Friday. o ff tha Canadian Maritime t!ed plans to adjourn fo r the cated tw o miles southeast of Iwlow rero in Chicago, a In a m eeting at the hom e Provine*. The fat# o f itv I'Dyea r Saturday night and o r ­ Rocket City. D ecem ber record. It was 14 to which County Com m ission­ man crew was unknown. dered sessions nest week in an Sem inole: The City of San­ degrees below aero at In­ ers, courthouse com m ittee e ffo rt to end a hitter deadlock ford site, t .290 seres border­ dianapolis, Ind., ea rly in the memiiers and leading citirens Jumps Track over the foreign aid spending ing nn the Sanford city lim it*; day, eight degrees below the w ere invited, Mrs. Ilradcn in­ bill. and the Lee Ranch site, 2..VH) record fo r the date, set in COON R A P ID S . Iowa form ed the group present that A White House sourra end acres located north of Chu- 1901. d ie had received word from (U P IV — Tha Union P a c ific top Democratic House Icad- luota. Tem peratures hovered near the Slate Board that no Milwaukee Road’s streamliner er accused Republicans o f Uie zero m ark e a rly in the license could be approved, “ City o f Im* A n geles." speed­ w agin g a legislative “ sit down A N N O U N C E M E N T day as fa r south as N orth and regulations could not be ing to m akt up lost lim*. strike” against tha S3 billion IS S U R P R IS E jumped the tracks in 14-below Carolina, where R aleigh re ­ waived. aid appropriation. Local Iraderi who have corded a low o f seven de­ Accom panying the dental arm temperatures Saturday, A fte r waiting atl day on a been strtrin g lo have the new grees. was another list o f omissions injuring 23 persons. stand-by basis, the Senate s ig ­ four-year stata university lo­ tt was 3t degrees below sero in the home's lack of specific A copy o f the firs t Christ­ ns lied the official end o f a t­ cated in Seminole County at R em idjt, M inn.; 38 below m as card, etched by an Eng­ items required for com pliance Additional Funds tem pt* to adjourn by recessing were caught com pletely by at D evils Lake, N . D .; seven W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) lish artist, )■ in the British with existing regulations. until noon Monday. surprise Saturday afternoon below at Columbus, Ohio; U The denial letter pointed The Senate passed and sent A VERY MERRY Christmas this will lie for nu oltl Indy without relntivo museum. A n undoubtedly fig h tin g out that the alterations and hack to the House a 5258 m il­ when informed by Tiie San­ below at D e* Moines, Io w a ; • • t or friends or nionev, through the generosity of G. C. Ileum, of Altamonte lead President Johnson put o f f ford Herald of the above news 12 bek>w at Om aha, N eb.; one Springs, pictured hero fitting n new hearing aid. (Herald Photo) T h e largest Christm as tree improvements which have a l­ lion catchall money bill pro­ his scheduled departure Sun­ dispatch. below at Kansas City, Mo.| e v e r lighted was 3114 feet tall. ready been accomplished d u r­ viding additional funds for day to spend the Christm as All staled they had not been 31 below at Moline, til.; four I t was in C alifornia's redwood ing tiie year a re in violation school districts w ith class­ holidays at hi* Texas ranch. apprised of Monday's session at St. Louis, Sin., the coldest forest, and was firs t decorated o f regulations which dem and rooms overcrowded by fed House Democratic leader that application for such a l­ at Hie M ayfair Inn, so. of since last Jan. t l ; and IB be­ eral activities. on Ifce. 31, 1043. Carl Albert (O klu.) and House terations and changes be filed course, none have been in low at Eau C laire, W is., * • 0 Thi* Christm as w ill be from Hearn, who Mated he is lie was delivering it that af­ Ktpuhlirau trailer Charles A . vited to attend. A * one leader where the m ercu ry has fa iled and approved by the State Incredible aa it seems, the Spending Study “ i>nc of sound” (or an old a hearing aid salesman and ternoon. Bill Vincent Jr. was Hal Irek (In d.) engaged in a put it, “ The dispatch says it to d im h above Uie zero m ark W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) adds against a mun gettin g a Board before they are under­ lady who Jus been alone, would donate a new one on the Job and reported the *1 outing match over the situ- is a ‘ work conference* and, since Tu esday. taken. Pi evident John-on Saturday tie fo r Christm as are 7-to-l. gratis. He wav referred to following: “ The rigid list o f improve­ at,on before the Hnua* called therefore. It Is apparent the • • • ordered the heads o f nine without rela tives or trienda, " I t was wonderful to see it quits fo r tha weekend. Bill Vincent Sr. for the oid ments (h it the board further in Seminole County for many hoard members desire to sit governm ent departments and Th e peacock was the offic ia l her. Mr Hearn placed and lady's name and address. specifies before a license can down alone and study the agencies to establish a high- ye a n . Christinas bird in tarty Eng­ Nothing ntore was hoard adjusted the hearing aid, and lie issued is so ex|>etuive as The “ Santa Clau*” (or this, good and had points of the level committee to study the land and was not replaced by to tie prohibitive— we sim ply (until now i friendless old lady until Friday morning when then Hipped the* switch. Site four site* still in the running the turkey until the Itith evuimpact o f change* in defense E. looked am azed, looked around cannot meet these additional is U. C. H earn, of Altam onte Hearn trlophoucd "II prior to their Jan. lo session tu ry. spending and disarmament on requirem ents ami the trem ­ Spring*. He opened the P o rte r” Iq say he had filled when she heard a not*# in st Tallahassee.” • * * (he nation's economy. II . _ ■ ___ endous expense that would be ‘ ••-or!d r* -on—tV, *— h »r i« » t tiie old lady—test*, cast hit J the room then looked through C ____ A H owever, all expressed con 13370120 Verse *n' H ome W. R. S traw der Jr., 53, o f the window when she heard w hatever else Is necessary involved a m continue > «H*o h relay afternw* n ------ ------ - a------------- ^ fidence ami hopefulness tiie 1200 P a rk Avenue, will enter T i s the n ight before pny day rate as a non-prutit u rxaniia- Freight Derailed Although it appear* tim ely for a new hearing aid—ami tra ffic on the road. Mr. university will be placed In county Jail Thursday to serve And sll through my Jrnnt .1E F P E R S O N , lo w s IU P I) that It was .i Christmas go*- j JAC K SO N VILLE ( U P I ) Hearn spoke lo her, and she lion,” Mrs. Braden emphasUSeminole County since “ Hie a 30 d a y sentence fo r con­ I'v e hunted In vain for the — Between 13 and .0 cars looked at him. 'Dili you speak The Slate Chamber nf C om ­ ed. lure, actually it is not. Which board saw fit to set up tills tempt o f court. And unless ha W ays and the means. predicted Saturday to m e,' she a*kcd. And be m erer The assistant adm inistrator o f a Chicago ami North West­ probably bear* out that the ‘ work conference' In Sanford. pays a 5300 fin e, he must N o t a quarter Is stirring. ern fre igh t train derailed said he did. Tiien with utter stead) ami round growth for look issue with the State ‘ ■.Spirit o f Christm as” should And a* one leader said: serve a second 30-day sen­ N o t even a bit; am azem ent, site cried, 'Why the Florida economy Hi rough Board’s statement that they here Satuiday and damaged prevail all year 'round "W e have faith and confi tence. T h e grernburks have le ft me, have no discretion in w aiving natural gas, propane gas and I'.hi | but said there ha* been A B E R D E E N , S. I). (U P I ) — 1 can hear y o u '!” A month or more ago, Her­ The pennies have quit. Circuit Judge Voile A. W il­ it's stories like these that no sign yet o f tiie startling dence in Hie Hoard o f Con o r overlooking these specific gasoline storage tanks along­ ald staff photographer Bill The Fischer quintuplet*— nil Forw ard, turn forw ard, oh side the tracks. N o one was (ive o f them— were home fo r make it a M erry Christina* gains which had once been trol that the members w ill liams, in finding Straw der regulations, in order to keep Vincent Jr. related to “ It E. select that site, whether in guilty o f contem pt of court Tim e in thy fligh t fo r the so-called newspaper predicted for Uie ItWOs. reported Injured the home open. Porter” that hi* father was Christm as Saturday, Seminole o r Urange County, In tam pering with a ju ry, A nd make it tom orrow, reporters. T iie Inst two quints to leave in its weekly business re­ Mrs. Braden charged that Intoretted in thi* old woman Just for tonight. M E R R Y C H R ISTM AS! view, Hie Chamber said the which will do the most good pointed out he w as perm itting many of the existing homes Spy Confesses in an e ffo rt lo obtain a hear­ tin* hospital, M ary Ann and » • • states economy has been on for K a*l Central Florida.” Strawder to spend Christmas V IE N N A (U P I ) - A top ing aid fo r tier— that without M ary Catherine, were taken for the aged in this county Christm as is the season and In many surrounding Bulgarian Communist diplo­ relatives, o r friends, o r mon­ home by their parents to Join the upswing since late sum ­ Hut lie added, “ Of course, we with his fam ily because o f hia when the kids want something counties cannot in re t the mat a t Unitril N ations hrad* ey, or her hearing, sin* wa» Llielr eight brothers and sist­ Tax Uphold m er and la in postition lo hope they select Seminole eight • year - old daughter. County.” th at w ill separato the men state s rigid specifications for quarters in New Y ork has con­ literally “ cut o ff from the ers, including the three quint* Straw der's a n d W illiams* T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — wind up 19*13 on tha bright from the toys. daughters are classm ates. licensure, yet continue to op e­ fu s ed in full to spying f*»r w orld." who le ft the hospital previous- F lorida's new wholesale tax side, with enough momentum • • • During an hour-long hear* rate. on sporting good* survived it* to carry over into the start of the U nited Stales for |200,A brief item w;i* published iy. Early Am ericans, especially ing Frid a y afternoon, Straw , “ Why e rr others which do 000 hn spent on an immoral in “ Around the Chick,'* ask­ Th e Fischer quints, born lirst legal test, winning a de­ RMH. those in N ew England, did not not meet specifications grant­ life involving “ many women,” ing for a u*rd hearing aid. Sept. I t, are the only su rviv­ cision from Circuit Judge drr wn* charged with ap­ By most business barom e­ celebrate Christmas. T h e y ed licenses to continue while the Bulgarian n ew * agency There w ere a number of re ing set In United States his­ Hugh T a y lo r that It is not in- ters the economic picture proaching f o r m e r S h eriff even looked on it as a day o f we are singled out for den­ said Saturday night. PO R T S M O U T H , Ohio ( U P I ) P erry M ero to request he in­ look* pretty good, the review valid on it* fare. spnn*es, including a call tory. evil, calling it "the multitude's i a l: ” she asked. said. However, it notrd con­ — A Russian fum ily, here fo r tervene with his son, Thom as idol d a y." In 1659 Massachu­ County Commission ch air­ struction em ploym ent was lie- a Christmas week visit, toured Mero, jury forem an, in the setts passed a taw which read: man J. C. Hutchison and low I' m:: and house purchase tha snow-covered hill country trial o f C. R. Lowderm dk, “ W hosoever shall be found ob­ County Home chairman John mortgages were six per cent wn-st o f hrrr Snturdny, breams who subsequently was found serving such a day as Christ' Alexander adm itted that they more acquainted with their guilty nn fiv e counts o f bilk, below last year. One of Hie »[Miti*ormg I’ ll* mas . . . either by forbearing had no answers (or Mrs. B r i ­ American hosts and planned ing the IH-Acrea Concentrate Santa Clam arrived at the fundraising venture* such a* out for (hi* special event. T iie party, held in the sta­ other* Ii'** fortunate than we o f labor or feasting in an)*! den's questions and noted S anford; Naval A ir Station w ive*' hake sale* and mer­ an old-fashioned ice skating of 531*1,1*10 In a citrus *win* tion's Acey-Deucy Club, Is nn w ay . . . shall be fined five that they and the other com ­ Friday hearing gilts fur more chants' donation* session. I die. to have a Merry Christinas, The children ranged from annual project o f the N AS shillings." tiov* IN illium llrad- missioners had hoped that the than 41) children and their The fam ily o f Viktor I'uzd* n r increase Hie Joy of the ford sentenced three youths to Sarepta Hom e would be al fam ilirv who m ight otherwise toddlers to Icon uger*. Special Sanford anil H eavy Attack urev, a Moscow a*tto worker, The vacant Ini adjaren t to received friendly interest and ^Confidence Vote Jail for playin g on Christmas. towed lo continue to o[>rratr, have found Christmas a r * arrangem ents had been made Wmg I first and second class |Christm as sea*on for our­ • • » the old poslolflre building became accustomed to the despite som e inabilities to Iher dism al event. selves many times over ” with their schools to let them petty offirers. R O M E ( U P I ) —• Prem ie* on Eavl First Street la up Am erican w ay o f life during Aldo M oro won n vole o f con« H iii rin g the Yule log was an meet specifications, because The children, all from un­ fur public sale a* o f today u week • ionic international j (lilcnce in tho Semite R otor, old Teutonic custom. Druid of tiie great need for llie derprivileged hom e* in Hie (Sunday), Congressm an A. goodwill stay in Ihl* aitmli day— hi* second and lust. par. p iicst* celebrated the mid- home's service in the com ­ local area, were guest* at a S. Ilcrlnng Jr. telegraphed Ohio R iver city. v ir.lcr -oil ire in honor o f the munity. Christina* party thrown by j liom entnry hurdle. The Herald Saturday night. “ I am murh concerned the station's first and second turning o f the wheel o f time, Genrral S ervices Adm inrailed by them the "liio u l." A t about the 2) people we have ela** potty ofliccM and Ihrir Istrallnn is offerin g the lot suit inn gatherings, u lurge log in the hom e,” said M r*, lira - wives. for sale and will open bids was blessed and prayed over den. ” 1 don't know where 'H ie party included songs, at 10:00 a.m. (E S T ) Jan. that ii m ight burn forever. The they will go now and it will m ovies and *k|t*: ice cream 38. thr Congressman w ired, superstition persists that tha be hard no these weak, eld er­ and rake and till* nf fancy t'revlous hid* w ere rejected log must burn a whole night ly people to move them into decorations There wa* also a You arc another environment when we tour o f the H ea vy Attack by GSA. o r bud luck w ill follow. have to close our doors,” she t • • Squadron 3 (light line for a said. Holiday H orror Cordially Invited look at a sleek A 3A Yigilanlr. “ There is one elderly gent­ T iir fellow I’d like til boil in oil But best of all. Santa Claim Ur happily have a python leman here whom I will per­ joined the parly — and he sonally keep in my own home to attend the Annual roil cam e hearing gift* for one Consideration o f annexation 1* the lowly cud from whom for free before I will perm it and all. and utiltie* at the new multihim to be moved, lie Just our wives He gave away model ships, million dollar Sanford Simp > couldn't take such a ch an ge," A re sure to boy our Chrstbaseball equipment, dolls and ping Center. H ighw ay IT !>2 she added tuaa ties. even a bicycle until every one and Onnra Street, w ill high­ General Hutchison told Mrs, • • » o f the young celebrants had light Monday even in g's m oot­ Braden that the Commission M K lllt V C H R IS T M A S TO ing of the City Com mission. featurinic will do what it can to rem edy received a present. Then St. A1 L, A N D TO A L U liO O U Also up for consideration tiie situation, even calling a Nick rounded out a m erry S IG H T ! are a proposal o f an Increase special m eeting of the com ­ Christmas for the children in Hie general em p loy* pen­ missioner* to study the pro­ and their fam ilies by sending alt the makings o f a Christ­ sion t> ile in, revised rental blem, if necessary. rate* at the C ivic Center, sec­ Present at the meeting mas dinner—including turkey ond reading of ordinance* for were General Hutchison, A lex­ with the trim m ing* — into vacating of rights-of-way and ander. Ford Cavanaugh, m em ­ each one of their homes. SPONSORED IIV Some of the gifts were d o ­ for re zoning, and recom m en ­ J A C K S O N V IL L E ( U P I ) — ber of the courthouse com ­ EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA SORORITY dation* nf the Zoning and A W ave et Jacksonville N aval mittee. and M r*. W. L . Gram- nated by Christmas-spirited Planning Commission. A ir Station died Friday o f kow, president o f the San­ merchants Other* were do­ Saturday, December 2*. 9 P. 'I. spinal meningitis, the navy ford W om an'* Club, which nated by the petty officer*, .Mayfair Inn 17 Arrested spearheaded the drive to raise them selves. Many u( the toy* reported. Ttie victim was Dorothy funds and assistance in order w ere used item * which the A TLA N TA (U P I) Jfevrn TICKETS 53.00 PER COUPLE AN N U A L CHRISTMAS party fur underprivileged children sponsored by M argaret Tobias. O fficials to keep the home open and busy men had reconditioned teen Nagro student* w e r* ar­ during o ff duty hours. first and second cln.«a petty officer* of Sanford Naval Air Station wa* rested Saturday n ight aa thay said tha typa o f meningitis accomplish the many im prove­ The ro*t of the party had staged Friday a ft e r n o o n . I ’ O s p ic tu re d entertaining s o m e of (lie c h ild r e n , ant in a local rettnurant she had was not hlghty enm ment* that have been made U a i i tu r n e d Uf indi peudcul I during Us* past year. are, lol l to right, Hat land F e d d t r , E ru e a L ilodgu aud Skip G u t h r ie , muuivsbie. Bitter Deadlock Scuttles Plans For Adjournment ttSLWA Christmas For An O ld Lady Strawder Enters Jail Thursday Florida Economy Quints Go Home For Christmas Russian Family Gets Acquainted 40 Children Enjoy Navy Yule Party U. S. Offers Lot On E. First St. City To Ponder Annexation Christmas Ball Gene Fcrnett’s t W A V E Dies O f Meningitis Orchestra �11 ■ I f 11 — dwlMbijir ■i ' S New Satellite CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) America orbited a sophisti­ cated m w weather aetoUlto at a faculty taa given CPI lubmltlad b a m The girta aarved a delightful variety af aeokiaa and party oration* and gift* made by tbe FHA mamkan ware displayed. Tha girls ahowed coaaldanbla lagmuity Hi eraaUng tbair biggast M M atotfoe of to o " ptfoA bf United Pros* In­ ternational. The integration story in tbe U.S.A. was tbe overwhelming in Europe: CH KO TM AS D ECO ffATIO NS sod g ift* made by tha South Seminole Junior High F H A w e n on display at tba Faculty Tea given by tha group. O fficers shown are, from le ft, Sandy Fetter, president; Gail Lincoln, trice prealdcnt; M arilyn Jenquln, secretary and Marsha Hubbard, treasurer. 1. Kennedy assassbattoa. *. Intragrstton, UJ.A. The lame won forced by Wael German Foreign Minist­ er Gerhard Bchroeder when ha need tha foreign ministers conference here with e virtual ultimatum. Be gave tho conference un­ til Monday night either to set­ tle the highly technical nego­ tiations or else call a post­ ponement until tha new year. The Oavasea mere brought aa Immediate atromg reaction from French President Charles de Gaulle who has threatened dire s—aiquencaa for tho Common Market uni*** the agriculture policy is settled by STEPHEN BASSETT, senior mt Seminole High School, haa been initi­ ated Into the National Honor Society. He Is the aon o f Mr. and Mr*. W i l l i a m 1L Bassett, 124 Bunker Lane. For­ ma) Initiation waa held at a dinner at the home o f the sponaor, Mrs. Guy Allan, 114 Cryatal Drive. (Herald Photo) vices at SL Mark's Episcopal In hla churcbgolng habits, Church on Capitol Hill, and President Lyndon B. Johnson be sometimes accompanied eaampUfias tba ’’mobUlty" WhOa ha was vim petal- 1 which la characteristic of U. dent, Johnson aad his wife 8. Protestsntlsm. sometimes attended Washing­ In tbs Jargon of religious ton Cathedral, tha headquar­ sociologists, “ mobility" re­ ters of tha Episcopal Dioceae fers to tbs widespread Ameri­ of Washington. Tha cathedral can tendency to movs casual­ was close to their home to tho ly (Tom on* church to an­ Spring Valley section of other, Ignoring denomination­ northwest Washington, and ctired. One of these was the al tines. their younger daughter, Lucy PrssUleot Johnson baa ex­ Balnea, la enrolled In its frame showing the massive cloud and lee layer around hibited it to such a degree school for girls. \ the Great Likes. that it is difficult to plo an Since his Inauguration as accurst* denominational la­ President, Johnson baa at­ The second was washed out on tbe receiver at Cape Ken­ bel on him, or to Identify any tended church every Sunday, nedy but tho third showed e particular local congregation alternating b e t w a a a SC spectacular view r a n g i n g aa “tba President's chureb." Mark's on Capitol 1IU1 and St. tram Washington, D. C., to Officially, he is still a mem­ John's Episcopal Church on I the mid-Florida ares. It showber of the FLrat Christian Lafayette Square, opposite ed the outline of the southeast Church of Johnson City, Tss., the White Housa. SC John's coast distinctly with layers a small wbita frame church is tba historic old "church of Iof efoods off the Atlantic near his ranch which be has presidents'' which has served Coast ead stretching across attended off and on since boy­ as a place of worship for the Georgia-Florida header. hood. White House occupants since It baa ■ congregation of 70 Uie Ume of Abraham Lincoln. members, all of whom John­ Tbe Rev. William MacN. son knows by name. It d#:i Baxter, rector of St. Mark's, I not havo a fuU-Umc minister, probably hai tha closest pashit services arc conducted total i relationship to Johnson weekly by a lay preacher, of any Washington clergy­ Hoy Akin. man. He acknowledged, in re­ “ Mr. Johnson takes an ac­ ply to a reporter'! question, tive Interest in our church, that Johnson hss token a and contributes to Its sup­ more active Interest is re­ port," Akin told a UPI re­ ligion since the burdens of the porter. "He is a devout man presidency descended on his shoulders,” said tbe Rev. Mr. Baxter. “ He is presently the LBJ Ranch, Johnson same- most powerful man In the times drives into Austin, Tex., world and in thia perspec­ on Sunday mornings to attend tive, be knows himself to be services at the Central Christ­ someone In need. He la often ian Church, which has a con­ and humble and deeply aergregation of 1,100 persons. lous about seeking God’s Its pastor, the Rev. Dr. help." John Barclay, described the President as "a very religious The edible bud of the palm­ nun who has ■ deep faith." Dr. Barclay added that etto palm of southeastern U. Johnson la "not an every- S. Is said to hava tha flavor of young cabbage. Sunday churchgoer." "His chief expression of re­ ligion is hli service to his fel­ low man through his govern­ ment work.” said the Austin «*• n major event* of the soar lor tha consideration al editor*. They aaualiy b*w tatir Jod|owati oa aignlflc u m , public Impact, abode value, human inter#*, roada­ bility, and the amount of ■pact tha atory oecupM in U » Mwapapora. Tha “ ten biggest new* ator* laa «| IMS" hat aa voted by editor* of UPI aubacribera Those two finished la s vir­ tual tie lor tbs Uth spot Others close in tbe bonorsble mention list ware Da GeuOe'e veto of British membenhip in the Europe** Common Mar­ ket sad tho Busies launch­ ing of “ twin" astronauts, ana 1, Kennedy anamination. 1 Pope Jobn-Pope Paul. 3. Nuclear teat ban treaty. A The Profumo affair. 3. french veto of British Common Market entry. A The German mine dlaaitar and reKuea. T. Vatont Dam eoOapaa ktfle thouaanda. I. and ». (tie) Adenauer re­ alfns, Erhard take* over; and Skopje Earthquake. 10. Macmillan resign*; Lord Borne taka* over. Edged by narrow margin* were the first woman In apace, Kennedy’s European tour. Diem aaiaastoatJoo, Bit* taJn'a train robbery. S o v i e t grain purchase*. Integratton in tha U S A. didn’t place. BOXED urday to accept e eeetreet set­ tlement with United Air Linas, Christm as Cards had threatened to curtail Unit­ ed eperatieos at the height e f the Christmas nab, A spokesman for the 1AM •eld the vote was nearly S-to-1 in favor e f a settlement work­ out early Wednesday euiy hears before u strike djeifitoe The agreemnt was ea a con­ tract providing for wage to­ W rappings by stages, to reach S f U l hourly ruts for tho grataad crewmen by Jam 1* IM A Powell's OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY FA U M I or bring fhis coupon In Bonn, Roland do Margarie, to dalivar a similar meaaage to W**t German Chancellor Lud­ wig Erhard. Tba situation faced Uw Com­ mon Market with it* gravest estate since it was set up in 1M7- First Winner Ruajr Big Man DAYTONA BEACH (NEA Graham Shaw, who stands A3 •ad weighs US pounds, plana la drive hla owa ears ia four major races during gpeed Weeks at Uw Daytona Inter­ national Speedway In Febru«T . Waarteg of safety hairnets by Joakaya was aada manda­ tory by the New York slate racing commission la 1*17. DALLAS (U PI) - Federal authorities, reflseting the anx­ iety o f a troubled and mourn­ in g nation, dealt harshly with presidential threat* Saturday to create a greater peychefogleal aura o f safety from assaaala bullet*. Robert Beaty Plnnrll, 29, waa charged Friday a t Oak­ land, Calif., fo r carrying a note that threatened tho Ufa o f Pro*(dent Johnaou. Russell Werwo Me L a rry, 31, w a a charged Thursday at F o rt W orth fo r threatening Presi­ dent Kennedy tho day bofuro the assassination. Secret Service m e n , w h o gu ard president*, know there is arm our-piercing ammuni­ tion on the m arket that could be fired from o platol and penrtra to any bullet-proof glaaa that could shield tho l'roaident. An awakened conscience fo r responsible citisous end d e ft handling e f the deranged and conspirators waa an a ltern a­ tiv e . PtvaidentLsl guard* have w arned there la Utile defer toe NEW YORK (U PI)—Jockay Arthur Chamber* enjeyed a rare experience al the old Jamaica race track in IMT whan ha won hla first rae* with his first mount. Ha rode Summer Song, a horse he had broken aa a yearling. 23rd SeaBon the Sanford Herald delivered CHICAGO (U P I)-J o h n L. (Paddy) Driscoll la now in hla tlrd Mason as a member of Store Held U p the Chicago Bears' coaching ST. P E T E R S B U R G ( U l ’ l ) staff. — A lone gunman held up the main office* on the third flo o r o f Maas Brothars Departm ent Store in downtown St. P eters­ burg this m orning o f an unde­ riplrs of Christ), a major termined amount o f money. Prqtestsnt body which has 8,000 local congregations and more then 1.800,000 members In sll parts of the United States. It la particularly strong In Texas and the South and Midwest. The Disciples of Christ movement grew oat ef the greet religious revival which swept America In the early 19th century. It should not be confused with tha Church­ es of Christ, soother large Protestant group with a sim­ ilar name. When he participates in public warship in the nation's capital, It ta usually at an Episcopal church. His wife, Lady Bird, and both of their daughters are Episcopalians. W'h*a Johnson was in the Senate, his wife and daugh­ ters regularly attended aer- If 9 0 I Address KENNEDY COI N — The new 50c piece bearing the likeness o f John F. Kennedy will look much like the com­ memorative medal pic­ tured above, which waa sculptured by Gilroy Roberts, chief engrav­ er o f the U. S. mint. ON YOUR UST Familv Fashions and Footwear" AO /Id JAMES K. Chambliss (righ t) is beiug sworn in fir a six-year re-enlistment in Heavy A : l u k Squadron 7 at Sanford Naval A ir Station by Cdr. LeRoy A. Heath, the squadron com­ manding officer. Chambliss has more than 21 yaws* ui active aurvice. (Navy Photo) DOWNTOWN SANFORD % �* SWIFT BUTTERBALL -r -w a B a fe w m TU R K EYS 10-lt LB. AVO. Steak Steak Steak QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU DECEMBER 24TH W-D BRAND FULL CUT I mmm a m i iT O m . m AR M Y SPL/5 KOI1ERT E. Nell, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Nell o f Longwood, Route 1. is shown decorating a palm tree for Christmas at Fort Clayton. Canal Zone, Nell is one o f 21 "'D soldiers chosen to trim the palms at Fort Clay* ALL STORKS W ILL B l W-D BRAND T-BONI CLO SED GRADE "A* QUICK FROZEN BAKING ONLY AOINO Wrings yee sw k T IN DIR N U S end OOODNISS B E R L IN (U P I ) — The hun­ gry hearts of joyful W est Berliners defeated bitter cold, snow and red tape Saturday fo r weekend pre • Christmas reunions with loved ones on the other side of the Commun­ ist wall. O fficial estim ates said 20.BOO West Berliners w ere perQ m itted to cross the anti-re­ fugee b a rrier on thia second full day o f the Communist ap­ proved Yuletide slit in the Iron Curtain. F rid a y was a working day and only a fe w thousand crossed. Communist police, standing guard at the boles they chop­ ped through the concrete, steel and barbed w ire they erected 28 months ago, greet­ ed the visitors with a cheery “ good morning.” F o r the most part, they declined to Inspect the packages o f food and gifts carried Into East Berlin by those lucky enough to obtain passes. One man, Erik Zatz, a 24year-old intern, dashed out of a West Berlin charity hospital to keep his appointment at the in viliden crossing point with his sister whom he had not seen for m ore than two years. Zatz, still wearing his hos­ pital garb and stethoscope, tearfully em braced his sister while the usually-grlra Com ­ munist guards looked on with smiles. N earby, however, a Communist party official passed out propaganda lea f­ lets to the visiting W est B er­ liners. A pretty young red • haired West Berlin woman fell Into the arm s o f a trail elderly wo­ NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — man and sobbed, “ Oma. oma, Long-rankling e n m i t y be- oma. (grandm other, grand­ 0 tween Greeks and Turka mother, grandm other). You changed in two erupted Into violence here to­ haven’ t day fo r the first tim e since years.” H en ry Vregin, a 38-year-old Cyprus becam e independent East Berliner, did a little in I960. Tw o Turks were killed and dance in the snow as he wait­ two G reeks and a Turk were ed for his young m arried niece lo arrive. wounded in two clashes. “ Look, look," he shouted, A huge crowd gathered at a waiving a telegram from the protest m eeting in the Tu rk­ niece s iy in g she had been ish quarter, creating a threat granted a pass and was on A o f possible new disorders. the w ay to see him. There w ere reports the Turks “ Oberbaum Bridge early to­ m ight attempt a m a r c h m orrow ," the w ire said. It through the city. was signed, “ love, little TruCrock shops and offices day and children.” fat the Turkish quarter clos­ “ I'v e never seen the chil­ ed their doors as a precau­ dren.” Vergin told fellow East tionary measure. Berliners waiting with him. A police communique said “ I didn't even know Truday the trouble started when a had them .” group o f Turks refused to M ore than 25,000 W est B er­ • submit to a police search at liners stood in long, seem ing­ dawn in a street between the ly endless lines waiting to G reek and Turkish Cypriot apply to East German postal quarters. officials for the hoped-for The Turks began shouting passes. and then the crowd charged M ore than 250 queued up at the police. Someone In the the Tlergarten school were crowd opened fire with an told o v e r loudspeakers to “ go autom atic weapon and the po­ home, go hom e” because 800 lice returned his fire. applicants were already Inside & One Greek policem an was the building and that no more " s e r io u s ly wounded, and police could be processed. Those standing in line re ­ later found a Turk who had been shot to death in the e x ­ fused to leave. change. A Turkish woman who was seriously wounded during the gun battle died in a hospital. New Mexico Is Way Out LAS VEGAS. N ev.— Actress Elisabeth Taylor's fourth hus­ band, lin g er Eddie Fisher, looking ahead to his divorce so she could be fre e to m arry Richard Burton: " I 'm aura it w ill be o v e r v ery soon and everybody w ill be very happy.” Milk Meeting T A LL A H A S S E E (U P I) — The Florida Milk Commi.-aion w ill m eet in Orlando Dec. 27, Chairman Charles O. Andrews announced today. R O S W E L L , N . M. ( U P I ) — It's happened again. Some easterner played hookey dur­ ing geography and thinks N ew Mexico la not one o f the United States. A Roswell woman, M r*. II. W . Tunkerslcy, placed an o r­ der by mail with the Ureek’s o f Boston store. H er cheek was returned with the follow in g note; “ W e want you to know that we appreciate your order, but we have had to make a strict rule against m aking shipments to points outside o f the United btntes. 'T lc a s e believe that we are sincerely sorry. . . . " Only the top grades of U. S. Government graded beef wear the W-D shield. Placed In temperature controlled coolers, W-D beef Is aged to the very peak of tender, flavorful good­ ness by nature's own process while still fresh. W-D Brand beef is close trimmed of bone and fat before weighing and packaging. You get more lean, tender beef per pound at Winn-Dixie. 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Nathra f© R sOvar, pUtlnum. dia­ monds and h oc* suppUsa o f calcium mrbonato (used In cement) are available and not too d ifficu lt to mine ander tha Political Notebook traatad o ff C tH fem ta?*th e m atesine sajra. “ Russia la now mining dia­ monds in waters o ff A frica ; tha offshore oil industry la already in mum. I t is tanned tha aaeond great growth o f the 80th century.'* A il o f which lend a tinge o f op. timUm to propectiona o f the earth's mineral needs In the future to sup­ port a doubled and redoubled popula* WASHflfOTON - to ly expert America's tratateg efforts to I t also potato up the need fo r early international agreement on • fixed and fa ir offshore lim it and sharing o f this wealth. L ik e the moon, the lea ought to belong to everyone. man and supposedly being edified by listening to such questions as: "W h at are your plans now ?" “ Do you think Mrs. Kennedy feels as you do?" "D o you want to be a polkemaa when you grow up, son?" More tragically, this alleged pub­ lic demand to be in on everything, suited, first, in the trial without Jury o f the accused assassin and, second, to bo righ t th en as it happens, re­ in h!s death. Son ametimea, as in the case o f a president's funeral, our ability to participate remotely by electronic means is a moving experience fo r which we are humbly grateful. And future generations w ill thank us fa r serving such a moving moment in tory. There is, however, a line between the legitim ate righ t o f the ptiblfe to be informed — which is one o f the rocks upon which a democracy must be based — and voyeurism. , The blurring o f this line can only result in a general cheapening o f all that we value. jeb- Alas, tt will tabs the states • time to plan expansion their vocational training systems so as to qualify for «m million or more la eramint win offer oa a matchlag firtd bsata error tho our yean. The full impart voa't bo felt b a lm tbs year. Barbs I r W Parents a n one of tho hard­ ships of s teenager’s Ufa. » o o In a poker game sometimes It'a darkest just before you've drawn* • a s A Shapely girl Is o m who never worries about getting ahead. She doesn't need one. s e e E Phil Newsom Soys progrtms to teach program la aimed Is * primarily at tralnJuf many of employed to * (MCA) - wot p a rt­ Right vs License >the many questions raised b y the assassination o f President Kennedy Is, where does ths public's "Tigh t to know” end end Peeping Ita w ta n begin? far w ith our wonderful ability to patch' and transmit the eigh t and sound o f news events, we seem at dangerously close to becoming ______________ta HI o f Feepiti g Toms. Wa must, fo r instance, have s trained on the face o f the w ife o f an astronaut at the very at he is being launched into quite possibly to hie death. To eomo, who may have weak imaginations or who doubt that peo­ ple they haven't seen in tha flesh nre quite real, this m ar be emotionally satisfying. To others, it is a groaa invasion o f privacy and com­ mercial degrading o f human dignity, oven if done by consent. A fte r the assassination, millions o f television viewers were treated to a reporter prying Into the sorrow o f the widow and children o f a police­ Peter Edson LETTR FR O M S A N T A C LA U S Dr. Crane’s Tuition has gene up is some of tho colleges, but adu cation atilt la not aa expensive aa Ignorance. a e a wives aever loam to tuition being paid each month drive n ear except la an i i shacked at Ike over America to tutor vieery capacity. to private schools. school youngsters. Most colof shatlahlsg all n r O a a And the loachera would also egea, too, ara private schools. free public schools. Bat take Times art always ripe to the I f public schools were elim­ take far more Interest in their baht Many people inated, we'd soon have u vast pupils, for then each pupil optimist but rotten to or froe p u b l i c private school system launch­ would be vitally necessary to pessimist. a a a ecboots are becomlag s ft. ed, and at no coat to tho toy- the teachora own pay chock. At present many teachers Sometimes a genius can do asocial Praakcwatela that payers I And In that event, we'd hare a flippant attitude about almost anything eseept make may dost ray our Republic. difference. Even Park's politi­ They are a luxury that we probably throw out a lot of pupils. living. a e a non-eesentlala now masquer­ 'If those students don’t cal opponents agreed that Ko- muy bo farted to curtail A lot of families that ira'a elections had been tha CASE R-442: Lome (J., aged ading ae couraaa in the public want to study their lessons and get promoted, that's just short on cash were able school curriculum. meat orderly and honest In Ko­ 30, la actlra In tha PTA. •Dr. Crane,1' she began, Moreover, tho Hoy and Girl their bad luck," recently stat­ ■cratch out a vacation, rean history, and, politically, a a o • "soma people are suggesting Scouts, Camp Fire tiirl* ami ed a high school teacher. good start had been made to­ that wa oiiminato tho public similar splendid educational But this attitude would Commercials on television ward democracy. organisations are a l r e a d y thango fast if tha sisa of school aystom altogether. re when woman go to the "Hut wouldn’t that bo hor­ training millions of youth— teacher's claaa enrolment d kitchen for • snack and alill Economically, th a future and at no cost to tha taxpayer. pended on how well that teach- have tha dishes la the sink. must depend on whether Park rible? er'eOutt’ win tha affection Of Why, we’d go back to bar­ So ara tha BumUy Schools. and his asaudatea have learn­ Remember, we had no free bar pupils and spur them on­ barism in u hurry, wouldn't ed from past mistakes. publio school* at tho atart of ward upon their educational fo r the last two years Ko­ wot pathway. 8o how can anybody hold this great Republic. rea has been on a spending So there are many advant­ So whero did George Wash­ such an antiquated notion? •preo. ington, Henjamin Franklin, ages that would result if pub­ Challenge Cliches U. 4. aid money Intended to Sometimes it 1* wise to face Thomas Jefferson, John Han- lic schools were all eliminated, product goods for export went up to facta and re.analysa old, reek and all those other smart for they are ■ lata luxury In Instead into a governmentaccepted notions that may leaders of this young nation civilisation, anyway. owned television station and For example, our tax rates obtain their education Imported television receivers, hava bacoma cliche. They were brilliantly train­ ctuld then be reduced almost Most of us think th* free Into a government-built auto­ ed, so they wrote the Declare GO per cent! mobile assembly plant and In­ public school systsm is an ax« And the inequity would bo turn of Independence and our lorn of modern life and an es to lipstick, stocking and other famous Constitution, yet not abolished whereby Catholle factorise producing I m a r y ■ratio! of this Republic. one of them ever attended free and Lutheran parent* now pay But take another look. goods strictly for the home DOUBLE for the education of If all the public school were public school*! mniket. to be discontinued nest term So don't get unduly alarmed their parochial school children. The result has been inflation (Always write to Dr. we would not become llllter at the possibility that It might and a serious depletion of Ko­ Craw* in care of this Mwa. ba wiser for us to imitate the ate! rea's foreign exchange. fa r tha parochial schorls 'Catholics and Lutherans aad paper, oaetoeia* a long This has been in spite af the ■tamped, addressed envelope still do an excellent job of the private nursery schools. fact that In the last 10 years, teaching millions of children Then parents would prod and 30 real* to rover typing U. S. economic and military their children more diligently aad prlaliag costa when you uiil to South K»ren ha* total­ to read and write! And private nursery schools ut home to make sure they got •end far one of hla ed more than I t billion. have already mushroomed all their money’s worth an the hla.) U. 8. currant aid is running Worry Clinic aad community oeOegen. Technical schools tor met- * to keep than from ropellten alum awes. Industrial education centers • bocotains school dropout* and tha ranks of the ag­ tied la with state development plans ilka those la North aad io 4,000 vocational schools offering varied cours­ es under stats aad Meal pub­ lic school system eaperrtsieu. This you they have aa en­ rollment n f approximately (bur aiUlM student*. This la about seven per cent of total secondary school en­ rollment About half of these vocational students an adult worker* updating their train­ ing to take better jobs. The athar half an full-time sec­ ondary school student* proporing for their first job. State and local governments overmatch by M M to 11 federal contribution* of 137 million to vocational educa­ tion programs authorised by •slating legislation. At tho end of the fourth year for which the new pro­ grams are being autboriied, U is expected that tha financ­ ing and the number of school* may not double, as the trend la toward larger, consolidated training schools. Expansion la expected la all of those areas: The 13 to to-year-old stu­ dent* in high schools. Courses tor students of less than average ability who might boeomo dropouts If sot given vocational training. High school graduates and dropouts age 19 to 33. Unemployed workers not qualified for training under tho Manpower Development For tho first that, authori­ sation would ba gives to build aad operate vocational cen­ ters whero stadorto (tom under-developed areas, Modlag close personal supervis­ ion, ean be trained in resi­ dence, la short, vocational boarding schools. Tho legislation wOl permit transfer of federal funds from one of these programs to an­ other to meet different labor market demands la statee with different economies. There Is no apparent short­ age of teachers to meet this expaosim In vocational edu­ cation, says Dr. Walter W. Arnold of the U. 8. Office of Education. Active recruiting has been going on in Industry. Employ­ ers are co-operating In fur­ nishing teachers. Rstlred armed service tech­ nicians maha sieellent teach­ er*. Older men leaving pro­ duction like part-time work ae teachers, and the states are training others. While President Kennedy’s IN I Panel of Consultants on Vocational Education filed a comprehensive report on tha subject a year ago, the Idea to broaden U. B. programs ta this field earns from House Republicans this year. Their primary purpose was to close gaps to existing Manpower Training a n d Development Art programs. Korea Slow To Mend Ways tary junta, switched hats and became the nation's freely elected preeldent. The Junta had ruled South Korea for a little more than two and a half years and the economic problem* It paned puted. In tha last year the pries of along to tho new Third llfjiubrice, has doubled. Renta and lie were being Inherited by th :onanmer goods prices have mmo men who helped create rites' steadily.’ It (a estimated them. Fork ran ae the candidate of Jiet about ono-fourth of tha mm try's labor fore* la unom the junta-backed Democratic -s---- -* Republican party, and ha was ployed. This U soma tneaiura of the accompanied into hie new of. icnnomle eriila facing the new flee by many another military rhlrd Republic of Korea which man who hastily shucked hie n ail Into being on Doe. 17 army uniform to campaign aa ebon Cos. Park Chung He*, a eirilian. But thera waa an Important loader of Korea's ruling mill Is Swat, Booth Korea, lines of tatUrod, hungry men form for a morning handout of food from a Catholic missionary re­ lief kitchen. Factories stand half com­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE In around f!8S million annual lyDespite U. 8. Insistence on economic reforms and the prospect of a decline in U, 8. spending and despite many promisee, the Korean govern­ ment ha* been slow to mend its way*. There have been o t h e r sources of irritation between the two governments. One eucb came when the Ksrtan government a o e r a 11 y negotiated to purchase more than tit million worth af Aus­ tralian food grains. Tha Unit­ ed State* held that Kona suf­ fered from no such grain shortage. Another arose over the late ?a-jB 4 Sunford, Florida Hat., December 21, 10611 Pres blent Kennedy's failure to congratulate Geaeral Park W ALTM A. QIBLOW, ROITOU A VO riaLISUKU on hla election to tho presi­ JULIAS L. STE VSTROM m o WELLS dency. Associate editor Slocrhonlcot flupt. J U I S lU O B M I K K I rnetb u s r u n But there remains hope. Ilualnoa* SUnaatr H anac'n* Rilllar The fact that Park now II.VHIIIKTT E- JOU.UUS i l ’UV WleLLO Claaalrisd Director o e m y Editor heads a strong gorernmant rNA.UI* VOI.TOl.IHN N K L IS UI.KESO* has led to predictions that Ko­ rlri ulatloo Manager S o ciety E ditor rea and Japan may bo soon to settle their differences • lu s c u ir r in n s i t s i Hy Mall Delivery and Ill-feeling left by 3S years All Olhsr ■taalaola t'-a n lr of Japanese occupation. U. 8. IIS* I Vaar t u n I Yaar l i e W eak H I I Months so* I Months officials long hava bean con 1.10 t Month* loo t Months nnced that cooperation be­ IS* l Month IS * I Month U. S Postal tWgwUllona provide that all mall aubacrlpllooa ha tween tho two is essential to a paid la advance. healthy Korea. a l p & a u fM ‘fc 3|?niU > SalsrtO aa ■•eond elas* matter October II, t i l l *t the Pest Office of ■••ford, florid*, uadvr the Aet of Coegreee of March. Th* Herald te a arombor of the Catted Trese which le en titled escluelv«lr to th* use tor r*publle*llan of all the loosl aewe printed In this aiwageper. We part Of aar material, aswt er adetruelag, of this sdltloa of Th* Sanford llsrsld mar be reproduced la aer maager wllh,ul wrlttea parminion of tha publisher of Th* Herald. Aar igdleldasl or firm roepoaelhl* for each repreduetlaa will be joaeidered a* lafrlnglng on Tha Herald'* eopirlghl and will ba held liable for damaalag uader th* law. Paallehed dolly oecopt Saturday, Sunday Md Christmas; published Saturday praesodlag Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Wait For Report On JFK It I* about time that there President Johnson personally Nothing had been developed In be a suspension of th* mali­ decorated members of tho SS it that would have warranted cious and-or ill-informed spec­ for raloroua conduct on Nov. th* FBI la alerting the SB aad ulation about the aaaaeelnaUon 23. U. E. Baughman, format of President Kennedy. It may SB chief, waa sharply critical th* Datlaa police to tho fact ho too much to expect Euro­ of th* conduct of the organis­ that Oswald waa In Tana. peans to suspend judgment, to ation from which he retired Tha FBI can demonstrate reject rumors, to repudiate about two years ago. Baugh­ that the hard fact of th* mat­ scandal mongerlng. But it man’s complaints, however, ter is that tha bureau knows should not bo to much to ex­ appear not to hero been token of so many gooke, cranks, nuts pect Americana to await In seriously by tho administra­ and such scattered around tha United States that It would bo good faith tho report of tho tion. President's commission. Th* amatour public prose­ impossible for all law enforce­ First off thera was th* at­ cutor* ara turning from tho ment agencies combined tempt to nutko tho kookl* Secret Service to tho JTBL Tho watch all of them. There must right wingers appear to bo re­ publle la being asked to believe be a choice—a logical choke— sponsible. That folded under that the FOI wan derelict and regarding those who can bo tho weight of the fact that Lee that it has a great responsibil. watched. Tho cboico must go Oswald wa* n pro-Commi* ity for tho tragic clrcum* obviously to those who hava Marxist. It did not seem rea­ ■Uncee under which tha Pres­ ■hewn soma previous capacity sonable to believe that tha Im­ ident was murdered oa Npv. for violence. passioned eighties had been 32. Oswald had shown no indi­ able to recruit an Impassioned To this end, it le charged cation that he waa capable of lefty to do a Job of assassina­ that tho FU1 knew about Os­ atsassinatnon. To suggest that wald prior to tha assassination the FBI should hava had pretion for them. Thereafter t h o U n i t e d and that th* FBI permitted knowledge af how Oswald's States Secret Service (SS) Oswald to remain unwatched mind would work la to demand came under firs o f accusation. and unreported to the Secret n on of that agency than 88 agents were r e p o r t e d Service. This seems to ba an reasonable. Tho FBI does not drinking in a Fort Worth example of selecting tha fact* read minds. It reads oeidenc*. And thera ta the gosiipy night club the night before to justify a preconceived con JFK was shot and thsrafor* elusion that tho FBI waa at charge that the FBI and am fending. Not so. SS chief unable to properly discharge fault Q—How did the secretory their duties the following day. Thera has been p u b l i c Jim Rowley la a former FBI bird receive its name? Th* fact disclosed bp th* sim­ knowledge from the beginning agent and a star lecturer at A—From th* long plumes plest of inrretlgationa^howed that th* FBI had been investi­ th* FBI's National Academy which project from the bock that there waa no such se­ gating Oswald. Tho purpose Moreover FBI art IS at was to learn whether Oswald tola daily roatoet la Washtagof Its head aa quill pens opes quence of evonta bearing did from behind tho ear af a the protection of tho Presi­ was engaged hi say subversive ton apd elsewhere. Nagt Unto secretory, hence Its name. Th* dent. activity In behalf of the Soviet you hear aa ospeea of laakia bird is best known for its Indictment of th* Secret Union. This waa an espionage dope an th# assassination, ask .n .V ^ W U ll.g .U IU U . 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COFFEE 94 SHORTENING 49< FRUIT CAKE 2 «9 TRUMANN. Ark. CUPI) An assailant Friday night ahot to death Leonard Deaver and hia wife, Martha, and then set fire to the house. Four other members of the Deaver family burned to death. Poinaetta C o u n t y Sheriff Bay Holmes said a suspect was arrested at Joeeaboro, Ark., about three hours after the (ire and that he would he taken to the eounty aeat at Harrisburg later today for questioning. Holmes declined to reveal the suspect's name or com­ ment further on the Investiga­ tion of the rural tragedy. lo w QUICK FROZEN GRADE‘A* Tomato Juke LADY PAIR FIRST* QUALITY 44 2/3 FRUITS A NUTS Couple Slain, House Burned By Killer NASHVILLE. Tenn. (U PI) —U. S. District Court Judge yraak W. Wilson Friday promised to nil* on pre-trial motions in the Jury tampering trial of Teamster President James B. Hoffa as aooa aa possible. Wlltoa, of Chattanooga, a special Judge appointed to set in place of Judge Frank Gray Jr., beard arguments from defease attorneys in their bid to have the Jan. • trial de­ layed and moved to another city. SEASONS GREETINGS-SEASONS SMEKSI .0 0 By L nEM Temperatures skidded ts ■ear tero la the upper tier el Dixie Saturday ea the drat 4ay oI winter. A hard crual el Intea aaow covered the mid-section of Mluiailppl end anow flurries twirled la Ala­ bama. The pn-Yule cold wave stretched all the way late the Florida Peninsula where ternperaturea were expected to approach the near treating mark by Monday morning. Eight persona died In MUsiaatpi traffic accidents after the cold ware swept across the state with a mixture ol freer In* rain, sleet and mow. Pour of the victims — two women and two children — died in a ear-train collision ■ear Picayune. Tempentures fell to degree above aero early Satarday at Blucfleld, Va., and Norfolk had an 10-degree reading. Predicted sleet and tor the Carolines failed to de­ velop but tub-freeting tea peraturea hung on. The U. S. Weather Bureau ottered no relief from the early winter cold snap that produced r e c o r d breaking low temperature readings of the season In Georgia and a number of ether points. The Weather Bureau In At­ lanta laid late forecasts In­ dicated mostly cloudy and continued cold weather in the southeast at least through Sunday. The forecast aaid rain, sleet or snow was like­ ly by Sunday night or Mon­ day. Low temperatures ranged from 10 to 30 degrees in Tea nesses early Saturday and from the 30s and lew 30s In Georgia, Alabama and ex­ treme North Florida. A bright sun bathed Atlan­ ta after an early morning low of 31 degrees. A low of 10 degrees two days ago set an all-time low record for the date. Early risers la parte of north Louisiana found traces of snow still on the ground Saturday morning and New Orleans was warned of a pos­ sible low of 30 degrees by Saturday night. Christmas Eve services at Holy Cross Episcopal Church will 1* opened at it pm. with a program of special music by tha Senior Choir un­ der direction of bliss Beatrile Buck. The traditional Mid­ night Mata will follow at 11:.10 p.m. On Christmas Day a full Choral Eucharist will be con ducted at 9:30 a m. Music for this service will be provided by the church's Junior Choir. S H o FRESH FANCY Canadian Rutabagas LB 6' 5 s 5]<>o TREADO FROZEN . PECAN PIE r 59 ’ * * * WASHINGTON STATE ^ RED STAR KING DELICIOUS APPLES 2 29 FRESH JUICY RED GRAPES - 1 9 M AKI FOOO F A * YOUR HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR PREIN MIXED MUTt DRIED PRINT B FRUIT CAKE MATERIALS. PICK OUT A CHRISTMAS T i l l PROM OUQ IBS S I L K * T ION OP PR B N A l* ARTIFICIAL TVIBIk REDEEM NOW FOR A M ERRIER CHRISTMAS! �I ■ I--.I. I assrz ■ K* Double Headers Dae. tl, t l Lions Beaten By MY. Dora 62 To 39 Evans Scalps Tribe 8 1 -5 4 By Mike Caste Jr. Friday night a capacity at the Seminole gymOrlando chantplena Evans Trojans deal toe faltering Senttoolea a double basketball defeat aa too JVs fall 18-47 and too vanity net11-34. This was toe second Bight hi a row that the Seminole basketball machine has been twice.wreck­ ed. Tho JVe and vanity both ne stand at I win and 4 p a i to M L . D m by a score of «3 to 39. doe to low perc n t i p shooting, tbs im a g o bolag U. Tbs M L Dora too* oawtod too advantage of baifbl a m O r lads, resulting to too Uoaa baring tooabto thn e gh o * too MIKE GLAD BUDDY LAWSON SHS Places 2 On Star Teams P* Oviedo. d assa tor the mtins game was Boa Mlkail for ML Dora. Teammates Gott­ fried and Stewart bath dump­ ed ia 10 points, three of whkh Tachto Mika Glad lod to the winning aeora of o ad to the first team and back 98 for Mt. Dora, Buddy Lawson to the eoeoad Mt. Dors sad Ovtodo ran an avoa score la the first aid quarters. ML Dors First Team; Ends—Broxoa, Milton, and Bill Whitman, I « « w d » P°**ts sad Oviedo Biviera Bench; Tncklee—Reed- l l ’ J® *** MIAMI (UP1) — The sms beaten Orange Belt champion Seminole High School placed one man on too first team sad another on too soeond team of too 17U» annual Little AllDenver, whkh suffered meet State Florida High School • f Ha Injuries to last week's football team, announced by N A , . m n . o iri. - y n Mi'* ■ * “ S541 less to Oakland, prom- the Miami HeralA Sanford; Guard#—Bcpo Bis- *“ ■ l*V I® lees to coma up with • » • * “ ** pham, Live Oak, aad Larry P * * *3' * * star. The regular baekflstd of Pendleton, Lakaview; Center time. quarterback Hickey Slaughter, Ia toe third quarter —George Solley, P. X. Yonge; f«H W k Hewlett Dixon and Beeks-Smlth, Milton; G.rald '« * * “ ■ * ° £ S fullback Billy Joe will not Bramlett, Wildwood; Harold lhr*®! *® th* •tart keretiiT of Injuries. Peacock, Pthokeo, aad Chuck 1». tooIdJ** Ori**0 * Florae, Perry, I « * « ■ « **• T k a replacements, D en Second Team; Eads—Smith, , ’ „ „ . , Breaux, Don Stone and Gene P.laths, and Ralph PoUUno, *■ Mingo, could como up with a Florida Air Academy; Tackles ?**’ ,<iue*ke^ **9 different type of attack. Coach College football stars from —Robert Ruae, Wildwood, end ® M . , M‘ , . jack Faulkner to aware of the throughout tha nation will Henry Lohee. Admiral Farra^ ■ucceas George Blands had match skill sad brawn ia the gut( Guardi Wayne Walther, 8 ^ against the Chargers with the annual S h r i n e East-West Frailer , of. Contain Tate, and Kleky Nel . .. Bealhorn. ., . ■hotgun last week and may go game that will be played at ■corn, son, Daytona Seabreeit; Cent* Dori* ,e0. r*r’ *** with 1L San Francisco’s Kciar cr—Harold Bishop, Starke; | Quarterback Breaux has av­ dium on next Saturday, start­ Scoring la the Jayvee gams Hacks—Owens, Mi Iston; Gary eraged M yards on the ground ing at 4:43 p.m, EST. It to Prslsser, Bishop Moors; Bob- * r“ " N A N C Y C A S W E LL SHOWS HER favorite this year aa well at being a expected thst some 30,000,000 by Morgan, Eustls, and Buddy |first quarter—Ovtodo 8, ML greyhound — Hypnotique. Tho black and white capable paiaer. Stone hai been televiewers will be watching Dora 4; second quarter—Mt. Lawson, Sanford. champion belongs to the Starlight Kennel and is known to paaa on occasion on this stellar attraction, co­ Dora tied up by scoring 10 trained by Nancy’s father Henry Caswell. Hyp­ points, holding Oviedo to the option ptoy. sponsor of which Is First notique is a candidate fo r the Inaugural Handi­ Charger Coach Sid Glllman giving 14-14 at half; third Federal Savings and cap Christman night at the Snnford-Orlando docent relish toeing tola sec­ quarter—Mt. Dorn scored Association. Kennel Club. * ‘ * ond backfleUL Breaux to an points, holding Ovtodo to I, The West went down In de­ cx-Charger looking to show and In the fourth Mt. Dora feat list year, 19-23, but the up hto former teammates; scored 11 to Oviedo’s 8, add­ high caliber of the game left Mingo has scored 38 points in ing up to ■ final score of 34fens across these United ths last two games betwsen HOUSTON (U P I) Baylor 29 for Mt. Dora. States praising the perform The greyhounde are getting, night of schooling, the two; and 8tone scored all Statistics on Oviedo Vars ances of the gridiron greats quarterback Don Trull pass­ accustomed to tho Sanfordthree D e n v e r touchdowns ed Louisiana State diny Sat­ Uy; who took part. when the clubs met In San 1 a u Orlando Konnsl Club racing More than 19,000,000 has urday, hitting on M of ST Courier Diego last year. patsta to give tho Bears a 14Mlkler 1 3 4 oval and It showed up Friday been raised to support the 6 1 1 night whan the first four Shrine Crippled Children’* T victory In tho filth annual |Jepson Colbert 1 4 1 schooling rscst were run In Hospitals by means of these Bluebonnet Bowl. A crowd of 90,000 saw LSU Arndt • 1 I all-star classics, of which the better than 33 eeconds. Bellhoro aeora tarly In the first quar­ 3 1 T SAL business has contributed Cecil Austin*! Rare Sport 2 0 4 ■bout 93.000,000 during six ter, then bang on for dear Millar clocked a 81.30 in the open­ lift aa Trull filled tho air with Brooks 8 4 4 sponsored games. Gemmate footballs. 8 4 4 ing event to win over favored The Shrine sponsors see to MIAMI (UP1) — George Mi­ Trull bit end James Ingram 16 7 IT W. D.'e Ormael. TOTAL It that toe players get a pre ra, the pissing wliard of Mi­ with aeveo and 13-yard scor­ Turn Sweeney’s Two Scars game opportunity to visit one ami hurled Ms Dixie coming passes In the fourth quar­ rams right back to run a of the hospitals. The adora­ rides from behind a twoter to bring the Bears from fins 31.84 In the second event, touchdown deficit Saturday to tion of these youngsters who behind. Fred Whitehead’s Gary Trey laid the South to a 23-14 vic­ cannot run, thrill the football Tha game was a lot won the third in 31.97 and atari and give them ■ dedi­ tory In Gw leth annual Northonesided thin the score Indi­ Sweeney’s Fleet Matron ran South College All-Star game. cated appreciation of their cated, however, as the Bears 31.73 In tha fourth. own physical blessings. The Mira, voted the South’s had four long drives run out It was the third straight ORLANDO (UPI) — Tha most valuable player, thrilled knowledge of the benefit that deep In LSU territory. Air Force Academy foothill victory for Fleet Matron and s sparse crowd of 19,120 In comes to these youngsters A 10-ysrd touchdown run the Orsnge Bowl as he pitch­ gives the college men added by Baylor halfback Henry team waa nearly 13 hours late the triumph put the little In arriving here to set up a Mi-pounder In the picture for ed for two touchdowns, passed Incentive to make the game Pickett was called back In the ..■practice camp for its Gator the 29th running of the in­ for a pair of two-point con­ an excellent one. They know third quarter on . persons! k wl ippM * B(t but augural handicap Christmas versions and set up the clinch­ that the kids whom they are foul pJ ,y * I coaches warned no time In Night. ing touchdown in the final trying to help will tie watch­ later LSU back Buddy Soef getting the practices started. Several campaigners are ing on TV and will be expect­ quarter, ker Intercepted a Trull pass The falcons landed at Me sure to be Upped after to­ Mira’s touchdown tosses ing the best of each player. ending the Uaylor threat. Coy Air Fore* Base here car night’s sventa — tha final were to Clem Dellenger of It was just a matter of ly this morning after an earTulsne and teammate Nick as .time,,, however, , , the Tigers* .Her attempt to fly here wsi Spineiu, while his two-point Former Soldier heralded ground game was h.Red by plane trouble, conversion passes were gath­ OCEANPORT, N. J. (U PI) I completely ineffective. LSU ^ Uara trrlv(d ihortly ered la by Spinal!! and Duka's never made a first down •fu r , fttr mMn|iM today but was —Jockey Lionel Lefebvre Is a Stan Crlsson with Florlds’s the first quarter. on lhe praclice fl,ld this former soldier who served Frank Lasky contributing the Trull’s W completions more mornlng fur » hour and a with the UN forces In Korsa. other point by placement. CORAL GABLES (UPI) - thin doubled the old Bowl haU conditioning teuton with Following his discharge, he Dave Casioellt of Memphis State plunged over from the University of Miami officials record for pissing, which was a kit of running. The Falcons beams an exercise boy for two for the flnsl quarter interviewed assistant b e a d It. Ingram caught 11 of them have BOt pricuced tor stout Um I . P. Taylor stable In hla | coach Walt Klchefskl today for 1M yards, while star t**, W(Cfc, native Canada and later mi­ score. but reached no decision on ■ flanker Lawrence E l k i n s They returned to the field grated to this country. replacement for head coach grabbed seven for M yards, this afternoon fur another Andy Guitsfson, now athletic Trull was voted toe game's hour and a half session of director. outstanding bach and Ingram controlled blocking and eonKlchefskl was out of town was named the outstanding tact work, The Falcons will practice on a recruiting trip and wsi lineman. not expected back until after The Tigers, acclaimed for every day this week in prePHILADELPHIA (U PI) — the weekend. When he return­ their running game, gained paraUoo tor the Dec. IS bowl Mississippi State "saw some­ ed early, however, he met to­ only 93 yards on too ground game against North Carolina ia Jacksonville. thing” In workouts before day with university president, to Baylor’s 138. Baylor made 3T first downs A practice seulou to sehe Saturday’s Liberty Bowl game Dr. Henry King Stanford, and and It ast the pace for the a committee from the board and 233 yards passing to dutod for Sunday after church ACTION! THRILUI blocking of a first period of trustees and one from the LSU's four first downs and services, but the team will Weddr* fisSeet Sped 13 yards passing. take a break In tho afternoon kick and a 10-12 win In frigid faculty. Baylor fullback D a l t o n to visit tot tourist attraction Dr. Stanford will make the Philadelphia Stadium. flBSTOAM! Coach Paul Davis, In a quiet final decision, a university Hoffman, running m o ■ 11y at naarby Cypress Gardens 7 :4 0 p j f c P dressing room, explained how spokesman said, but asked draw plays, was the top ball Full practice leulons are the pre-gsme tipoff started help from other official* ia carrier for both teams with planned for Monday and M il MUTUIl J TO yards In 13 attempts. |Tuesday with light sessions W A G I R IN G the Southeast Conference Cin­ passing on a new coach. on Christmas Day and again 1 1 IK IS N IIJ tn The spokesman called the derella team to Its victory. on Thursday. The team will Lad ies N igh t Klchefskl ” We noticed that the North Interview w i t h Igo to Jacksonville Friday. Carolina center seemed to ‘‘pleasant and productive, but High Rollers have difficulty passing tho no decision was reached.” COLUMBUS, Ohio ( N B A ) - . — _ _ __ Georgia T e c h Assistant Though too 190384 season I s I T o p T O M & I t ball In ths pre-game warm­ ST. LOUIS (UPI) — John 8e*or». M. 836-4321 up,” Davis said, “and we fig­ Charlie Tale was Interview young, 3T women have atured tost If we put un a ed earlier and Florida State rtady bowled one or more David Crow led the SL Louis quick rush we might block University Coach Bill Peter­ three-game series o! TOO, sc- football Cardinals In touchone.” son was reported scheduled cording to Women’s Interna- downs last season with IT. He f RON TON The observation paid off In fur an Interview during the llonal Bowling Congress af- gained T3t yards rushing anc UdaviU. 1348 yards oa paaa receptions. weekend. the first six aalnutea. First Federal Sponsor Of Shrine Game Baylor Downs LSD 14to 7 Greyhounds Get Feel Of Track In the junior varsity contest Evan immediately surged o f the Baolter Baby never threatened aa the JV visitors constantly hold n ton to fif­ teen point margin over San­ ford. The JV Trojan’s well ex­ ecuted plays with alert team ptoy showed gn at superiority over the huetling but lacking offenee of tho Seminole JVe. A t times tha locals displayed the fine potential posseseed by such sharpshooters as Ronnie Hinson and A1 Boniface, but the taller and mart accurate Evana team cut off avery rally attempt and controlled the ball aa the buxxcr ended the game giving the Evens JVs tha victory 63-47. In the varsity battle the Semlnolea showed a great deal of improvement from their loss to Mainland to they gave the Trojans a real run for their money beforo euccutnbIng to the taller Evano team. Using a full court press, San­ ford matchsd their oppenante point for point in too first quarter until Trojan Dick Wledenback hit three straight jump shote from the pivot to ■hoot Evans Into the toad. The backboards were all to ths Trajano in the first half, but the Fighting Seminoles more than made up for thst defletoncy with thsir alert and fait-paced game-playing aa they stola the ball repeatedly and dribbled t h r o u g h and around tha Evans five. Only costly mistakes lute in the game and a dliasteroua record at tha foul line kept the In­ diana from taking a big vic­ tory from the Orlando plena. Only s ton point margin sep­ arated the two teams as toe second half started, from tola point on too referees wort as busy calling fouls aa tha play­ ers wsra playing. Both teams were at the foul line time and time again, and thla proved to bo tho Seminole downfall os Evana sank shot after shot bu‘ tha locals didn’t Mike Bowes, showing his fine sblllty with a basketball, drove In under toe Evans basket time and again to outmaneuver the defender! for 16 points. Btrry Johnson proved his worth ae a S e m i n o l e sparkplug hitting for eight points and setting up many shota for his teammates. Big Ken Tyre fired 10 big points for tha Sanford effort and healed In numerous rebounds from the teller Evana team. Other SHS scorera were MeClcary with 8 points. Barks with 4 points, and Brown with 4 points. Dick Wiedsnbeck paesd all of the scorers with 30 points to tie an Evans school record. Metro conference s c o r i n g lender Chuck Ferrell followed with 19 points for the Trojans. Monday night ths Sanford Seminoles travel to Davis Armory In Orlondo to tangla with the Otk Ridge Pioneers at 8:30 in tha Tangsrine Bowl Basketball Tournament. The locale are now 1-1 In Metro conference play and 1-4 over­ all. Evans 22 13 26 20-81 Sanford 13 12 18 18—84 Wizard Passes South To Win Giants 11-10 Favorites To Beal Bears CHICAGO (U P I) — Now York Giants pit 'he passlog wtxardry of Y. A. Tittle against the Chicago Basra' unyielding defense a n t Boaday la lbs National Football League's championship play­ off. The Easters Division cham­ pions were slight U-10 favor* ltea over the Boars, surprise winners of the Western Con­ ference, for the title game 9* be played i t Wrlgtey Field. The remarkable define!ve record compiled by the Bears thla season and the equally impressive offensive might shown by the Glints make this playoff game n “ natur­ al.” Chicago held its 14 oppon­ ents to an average of a frac­ tion more toon 10 points per game; New York's scoring average of 33 point# la the fifth highest ever recorded Is NFL history. Although detenu la the Bears* forte and offense the Giants', oach team also ia strong In tho other phaee of footbaB. The Beers managed to score points when they needed them In toe defensivaly tougher Western half at tha league. And the Giants bad the boot defensive record among the teams In their offensiveminded Eastern Division. The 37-year-old Tittle la a free-wheeling passing master who completed a record 38 touchdown throws in 1963. He thrives aa the long-bomb. I 9 1 9 9 * Falcons Hold First Practice 8 Miami Talks Two Prospects MSU In 16-12 Win Over N. Carolina lld i . a ia i TONIGHT 9 Use The Sanford He A s Your Seminole County 'H A lto is SH O P P IN G GUIDE t �I But, Dae. tl. Garden Club Board Presents Program I f Jan* The Sooth Soraiaote Gardes f t Clob met last week at tbs Casselberry Woman’s Qah with the program tad de­ corations keyed to a festive holiday note. The executive board Joined in the spirit of the occasion by presenting a humorous skit which poked fun at a business meeting of • fictitious garden club, 9 Those taking part la the skit were Mrs. H. T. Crit­ tenden, Mrs. Ralph Newcom­ er, M|s. Ken Green, Mrs. F. HeuLerger, Mrs. Otis Lee, Mrs. Leota Putman and Miss Ella Cummings. Mrs. E. P. Richards gave a reading called, “ A Christmas BOARD MEMBERS presenting a humorous skit fo r the South Seminole Legend." Garden Club were, from left, Mrs. Kenneth Green, Mrs. H. T. Crittenden, Inexpensive gifts were exMrs, Ralph Newcomer, Mrs. F, lleubergnr, Mrs. Otis Lee, M rs. Leota Put­ # changed by the members and man and Mlsa E lla Cummings. (Herald Photo) gifts were brought to be don­ ated to the Lions Club Christ­ mas basket project for the needy. Refreshments were served prior to the meeting by the hostesses, Mrs. Elton Ben* Bab Shedden, Southern Bell tance calls b e g i n n i n g on mail e a rly arrive In tim e, an nett, Mrs. Walter Krohne, Mrs. C. W. Holmes, Mrs. Manager, says the Telephone Christm as Evs and continuing early call to w ith Season’s Ralph Hammond and Mrs. W. Company faces a tremendous through Christm as Day. G reetings w ill g e t through problem In handling lo n g dlsf l J- Hartley. "F lo rid a 's problem In han­ without delay. dling ths Increased volume o f ca lls," Shedden explained, " is com plicated by tha follow in g fa c to r s :" G eographically Florida la in n position o f being a t tha bot­ tom o f a funnel in the routing o f lon g distance calls. Calls go­ B y Jana Casselberry asked to serve on the board in g to o r com ing from C ali­ fo rn ia o r Maine must go H ie South Seminole Wei* o f directors for the County through ths sm all part o f tha com e W agon N ew com ers Club Home Nursing S ervice, is In funnel before they can be com­ contributed 128 fo r the group’ s charge o f this project. pleted; Thursday’s m eeting was ch arity work at a luncheon F lorida’s tremendous grow th m eeting held Thursday at the opened with the singing of has been m ainly through the V illa N ova Restaurant In Win­ "T h e Lord’ s P r a y e r " by Mrs. im m igration o f peopla fro m Agnes W illiam s and M rs. Dot- a ll o v e r the country to our ter Park. N ew outfits have been pur- tie H e im accom panied the State, The la rg e transferred chased as Christm as gifts for group on the piano fo r carol population generate n la rg er tha two girla sponsored by the singing. Those attending en­ number o f long distance calls club at Sunland Train in g Cen­ joyed aa exchange o f 29 cent than is experienced in other te r and w ill be d elivered by gifts. states; Mrs. Norris announced that W elcom e W agon Hostess Nora Calls mado a t Christmas she has visited a total of N orris and M rs. Maryann tend to last fo r a longer period 318 new fam ilies in the South M iles, past president. o f tim e than during other The club also w ill provide Seminole area during the past tim es o f the year. Christmas cheer for the pat­ year who had a total o f 838 "D esp ite the addition o f D i­ ients at the Shaner Nursing children. rect Distance D ialin g and fu ll N ew members Joining the Hom e in Casselberry. Mrs. coverage of our long distance Helen Green, who has been club at the m eeting w e re Mrs. switchboards, w e realize that Vers Gifford, Mrs. H aryet Reis and Mrs. Jennie Fox. delays on calls from Christ­ Guests included M rfs. Julie mas D ay w ill occur," Shedden Hanes; M rs/ Esther Cor/tne, said. "E v e r y e ffo r t w ill be Mrs. Dorothy Bowkor, Mrs. made to handle rails as G race N ew ell, Mrs. Gertrude prom ptly as possible. Sub­ Jarosch, M rs. ilea D aggett, scribers ran avoid delays by placing their calla before The annual Christmas pro­ Mrs. Betty Miller, M rs. Dotgram for F.benezer Methodist tie Hearn and Mrs. M ary Wig- Christm as D a y." Shedden said that Just as Church w ill be presented at gen. the Christmas packages you Mrs. Sue Dice was winner the 7:30 p. m. service Sunday with all classes in the Child­ o f the door prize and card prize winners w ere: Mrs. ren's Division participating. Bible scenes will be por­ Vers Christianson, pinochle; trayed and son as w ill be sung Mrs. Irene Blanchard, first by various other groups o f bridge; Mrs. E velyn Chap­ the church and the congrega­ man, second bridge; Mrs. tion. The gifts to the Christ Helen Green, first canasta By Elsie Kowalski Child, which w ill be present­ and Mrs. Sandy L a P om a , se­ T h e Christmas program at cond canasta. ed at the close or the service, Mrs. Maryann M iles has B ear Lake Methodist Church w ill be received for the been appointed publicity chair­ w ill be held at 7 p. m. Sunday Church Building Fund. at the Bear Lake Elem entary Following the service a man and historian fo r the School. W elcom e Wagon Council o f Chrlstmaa C aroling P s rty for Follow in g a b rief atory Senior High and Junior High Central Florida. O fficers will " A ll About Christm as," San­ be Installed in W inter Park M Y F m embers w ill be held. ta Claus w ill visit with chil­ Rides home w ill be provided on Jan. 3t with 10 area W el­ dren up through the fifth come W agoa Clubs participat­ fo r the carolers. grade age level. ing. A fte r the party a group will The South Seminole Club go caroling for shut-ins and will be represented by Mrs. Norris, Mrs. L aPom a, Mrs. those unable to attend the Lucille C row ell and Mrs. Gil- service and later will return to the church fo r refresh­ Ssnford Chapter 1401, Wo­ da Pettinati. ments. men of the Moose, w ill cele­ The South Seminole Execu­ brate Christmas at a party tive Board will m eet Jan. 13 meeting to be held at a p. m. at Aquino's Restaurant in Cantata Set Monday In the Lodge Hall in Winter P ark for a buffet lun­ T h e combined Junior Choirs Lake Mary. cheon. The next regu lar m eet­ o f the First Baptist Church Mrs. Kay Gehr, chairman ing o f the club w ill be held of Sanford w ill present the (or the parly. Is being assist­ at the Mid-Florida Country cantata. "W h at G ift Hava IT " ed in planning gam es and re ­ Club at 11:30 a. m. on Jan. at Suaday'a 7:48 p. m. aorfreshments by M rs. Lera 23. vice. Harris and Mrs. Florence MeCarson. Those attending are asked to bring a f t g ift for exchange. It is hoped that all m em ­ bers o f the Chapter w ill make it a point to attend th lj m eet­ ing. Calls Jam Phone Linos South Seminole Newcomers Report Christmas Projects Mann To Speak Assassination Film AtRollins Uko A Nightmare C. Mass, nominated by Prerident Lyn­ don a Johnson for assistant sen alary of state lor Inter* American affairs, will giro the Founders Day address at S oOIm CoBef* on Feb. M. Tko convocation will mark the TNk anniversary of the founding of Rollins, oldest InOttoman of higher education in Dm state. Mann, who had originally aolaetod a subject related to Mexico In recognition of the college’s emphasis on that country this year. Is now ex­ pected to enlarge the scope of his address to Include the entire Latin American scene. Christm as N igh t Service Set MIAMI (U P I) — The man who took pictures of President Krnnedy’a assassination says he wishes he had not been at the ecene of tho shooting. "1 could see much hotter be­ came of the viewfinder," be ■aid. 1 thought (as he watch­ ed the president clutch hie cheat after the first shot) ’ You got me—It’s n joke’— Just like a child might play.* "Then I ecreamed They kill­ ed him, they killed him’." Abraham Zapmder of Dallea told a Miami Harald re­ porter while on vocation hero that " I waa Juit there. An l-benezer Announces Program Bear Lake Church Sets Service W O M Chapter Plans Party Santa's Suggestions Put the purchase data on food in your fre e str. This w ill help you use the food in the righ t order. r $£98 Union Roller Skates Hunting: Knives Compasses Rugs ft P HOLIDAY CBBBE - As ChrMmast&ne draws nigh, wa wfdi to all o v many friendu the brat of nvwything thin holiday. F I R M FARR* F L O R I D A A letter from Cousin E rn e st! w «« « * • a * • Hunting: Vests TO D AY • Luggage 1- « P. 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Following the service there win be an hour of fellowship with a Christmas tree and small gifts for the children. Refreshments win be provid­ ed by meo of the Prairie Lake Brotherhood. a s s !® By Francea W ester On Christmas E v e the Com ­ munity Presbyterian Church bi Lake M ir y will be open to the public until m idn igh t following the Christman Can­ tata to be presented by the Youth Departm ent starting at 7:30 p. m. Special musical recordings w ill be played throughout the evening and the cross on the church tower w ill be lighted in observance o f the occasion. This yea r the church is stressing “ putting Christ back into Christm as." A ll who d e ­ sire to enter the sanctuary to worship, m ay do so. y ’j g t ■ it * Church To Open For Prayer amateur. I wish I wasn’t * He anld that a publisher (Time-Life) paid and he gave tt oH to the famand he gave H al Ito tho fa lly of slain Dallas Patrolman J. D. Tupplt "I understand the f i l m __ flown to Washington with the body of tho president," Zap ruder Mid. "The FBI looked at it over and over and over.*1 But Zaptuder refuied to talk about tho gift other than to acknowledge he gave it to th Tlpplt family. As for tho film, he Mid h< didn't care If ha ever u w it again. (Stain M arket Rcntaanuit) from M idnight Dec. 24 to M idnight Dec. 2(. REA D T H E LETTER. frZ* �.■-Iitimr - -II , I'. -,. ; 1- ’ 1111 Out Gardeners Circle Home Judging In Oviedo Monday G le e so n Meets W ith Mrs. Cushing tto circle m to* **■> In the In Oviedo will take place tomorrow at to p.m. Judges win he embers e f On Garden (fob, end to Judged in four plaque win be placed to the winners yard with prises to to awarded at ■ later date. This announcement w aa lade by Mr*. Bay Beasley Ml Mrs. John Ridenour at tto meeting of the Oviedo Garden Club at tto tome ef Mrs. C. T. Nlblaek, with Mr*. A. A. Mysr* and Mrs. Mae King eo-hoetoem Mrs. Niblaek decorated her far tto occasion with camellias from her garden Christmas arrangements. Following the meeting the members distributed gifts to tha shut-ins. Refreshments were served to the IS mem here attending. Brigham Young la Utah, Jeanne Robsoa from Florida Southern . . . Anne Crappa back home from Georgia, Shares H im from Sooth Georgia aad Doug Sicastrom from Wake Foreat. . . Hippy Holiday* to all atodenlat Dr. Tom Largea’a mother la here from Virginia for a visit with him, Fat aad the two grandchildren, Susan aad Jeff . . . The Largess are in Ihc middle of some exelting plans which we hope well be able to tell you about before too long. Lucilia Pearson is a brave soul . . . but she enjoys en­ The progress of male fash­ (Mgritalatloae to Mr. and tertaining so much she thinks ion la somewhat like the mi­ Mr*. A. W. Hamll who live at nothing of Inviting nearly 100 MU Sanford. They win ob­ frienda in for waffles and ba­ gration of the robins and serve their toad wedding an- con Christmas morning , . . swallows. You know, the nivtrsary on Christmas Eve A delightful custom which has swallows find their way South by following the robins, who . . . to yean, aU we can think become thing. look back to see where .the of is How Wonderful!!! Guests sign their nemos on Christmas Day will be very the tablecloth and during the swallows are headed. It all may be true and there special this year for Rev. and year Lucille embroiders them Ms*. William Ed Tlmmi. in red or green;- alternating Is no faulting the chip who la They have been looking for- colors each year. She and ■till wearing a slightly out-ofward to this day for a long Russell look forward to this date suit After all his opinion time . . . '. ‘ It will mark their event just as eagerly as the Is valid, and few men are golden wedding anniversary fortunate guests . . . and she wealthy enough to throw . . , M year* of Interesting does everything so easily . . . sway good clothing. But when it comes to the and inciting events In their but we still say she's Bravet little inexpensive t o u c h e s world travels, They have Gordon Frederick was a de­ crossed the Atlantic seven lightful Santa Cinus for the there is no excuse for being time* aad traveled In eeven Xi Beta Eta party the other out of step with the beat of countries in thetr church night . . . Santa brings us them. Our thoughts turn spe­ wort. lev. and Mrs. Timms right up to Christmas Eve cifically to breast pocket will be guesta at a reception . . . we'll be traveling to handkerchiefs. One of the surest ways to this ■ftarnoon when Mrs. W. Pennsylvania for the wedding sdvetlise that you are out of B. Kirby and Mrs. J, H. Ni­ of our son so right now cholson entertain at the borne would like to wish each of the hall game ia to be seen wearing a while, ready-folded, of Mrs. Nicholson. you a very MERRY CHRIST­ Most of the college crowd MAS and the best of every­ store • bought handkerchief. ie back In town for the holi­ thing during the new year . . Some men still wear their days . . . Buddy Kirk got in but most of al l . . PEACE ON handkerchiefs folded I n t o points; others wear them from Stetson last night and EARTH!!! squared. The trend today, will spend hla time working, however, Is to wear s hand­ then make n weekend trip to kerchief casually stuffed Into Holiday Dinner the pocket—as though you just waved to a friend from 4 * the deck of the Coronla, For Jacaranda Some of Dm- tasteful num bers now available, according Circle Members to the Americnn Institute of Men’s and Itoya’ Wear, In Mrs. Bertha Snyder was elude: classic paisley, border guest speaker for (he Jacs pallerns, geometric or paisley rands Harden Circle mem patterns, sporting or scenic hers and Ihrlr guesta at designs. dinner recently. Mrs. Snyder entertained the group with a Christmas itory. Take along some of the Hostesses for the event children’s favorite toys when were Mrs. Irvin Pryor, Mrs. viiiling a childless friend. Stanley I’olosky and Mrs, It’s good vase Insurance. Boyd Haines. They us e d Christmas decorations on the Soggy bisrults are the re tables with favors for the 2] suit of too much liquid, too members and three guests at­ little fat, or baking it loo tow tending. an oven temperature. Mew Idea In Handkerchiefs For Men dazzling I fdresses ' f,r ism iJ-.'Y LATE S H O W E R LOTS OF NICE G IFT ITEM S LE FT TO CHOOSE FROM . . . . • Robes “ J* Cozy Sweaters, Skirts Coordinates • P arty Dresses “ ~TJpu»' N E A R TH E FR O N T E N TR A N C E o f 1407 East Second Street, the home o f H r. mid Mrs. Kent! F . Robison, you wiH ana tha "pardon o f the m onth" sign proudly displayed. The yard waa ■elected fo r the general principals o f Undscap- • Hosiery iag, balance, color, scale and neatness, end a well kept lawn. W hen you drive by to see It you will also see gome o f the prettiest poinsettiae in town. Christmas Wreath On Door Youths Will Have m Busy Day Mr*. John Morgan, one of the tatented members of Ixora Garden Circle, demon­ strated the art of making Today will be a busy day Christmas wreaths for the ladles of Lake Mary Wom­ for the youth department of an's Chib and has generously First Methodist Church. The shared the information for the members have scheduled a benefit of those who have not Christmas party and a session yst hung a wreath, or for of caroling. The psrty Is at 2:30 p.m. rsfereoca In the future, i These directions a n for a A committee of young people lovely wreath for over the will eall for the children at mantle, anyplace In your the Salvation Army headquarhome or to greet guests at tha ter* and return them there door. Truly, a do-it-yourself after the party. Festive dec project that looks profession­ orations and tasty refresh­ ments will add to the galty al. Cut several arm loads of and each boy and girl will re podocarpus dippings and csive a surprise gift. Even soak for severs! hours, then Sants Claus has promised to „ take a piece of chicken wire pay an early visit to the (tmsll or large mesh), and youngsters. Later in the day, following wire sides forming a long five inch cylinder. Hook ends the evening service, the youth together and form into circle, will visit Ihe homes of shut crushing Into shape If using Ins and sing carols. The carol­ the large mesh, or clipping In­ ers aro asked to meet In Mc­ side curve If using small Kinley llsll Immediately fol­ meib. Insert clippings at bot­ lowing the worship service. tom, leaving back fist, un­ MRS. JOHN MORGAN demonstrates the first covered, then till In until cov­ handle step* in constructing a Christmas wreath. ered completely. Spray white, using a floking kit (bought locally) or U you're lo a real T h e Holiday Bird holiday rush, spray with a can of snow. Add a huge bow With Care and Christmas balls of the same color. When you shop for Chris £u» turkey, you’ll prob­ ably select a frozen bird. Ant The Hibiscus Circle, San­ flower show to be staged In that will bring up the prob­ Mrs. B . O w en April. Old Christmas cards, ford Harden Club, met at the lem of thawing — how to do seeds, jewelry and garden home of Mrs. J. M. Fahey on magazines were requested for Hostess T o Palm it, and how long to allow for Lake Emma for the Christ­ the world gardening project. the proceia. mas party and meeting. Myrtle Wilson, Heme De­ Members voted to donate a monstration Agent say* tha Mrs. Fahey had her holi­ pair of rabbits and "Care" Circle Members refrigerator it the best place day decorations in place, and packages to the Korean chil­ Palm Circle, Sanford Har­ to thaw a frozen turkey. I f hung tilled stockings by Hie dren. The ladies were re­ den Club, met at the home kept at room temperature, fireplace. She was assisted in minded to collect and pay tax of Sirs. Blanton Owen for the serving a (Insert of branched on any and all candy and nut* the bird will warm up on the December meeting. assorted fruits and cookies, sold by the circle. outside while the inside During the brief business During the social hour with coffee, by Mrs. W. II. meeting a report of the ex still frozen. Bacteria then Stewart and Mrs. J. A. Ed­ gilts were exchanged and In­ grow on Ihe thawed areas and ecullve board meeting was teresting a n il informative ward*. given. Mrs. George Hounds could cause spoilage. Tin* meeting was opened games were played. Mrs. Plan on one or two days and Mrs. Wade Garner had with s prayer by Mrs. L. E. .Stewart was the winner of mule holiday corsages and In the refrigerator to unfreeze Spencer. Mrs. Herbert More­ three prizes, which she shar­ small turkey, two to three told them to the members to land. circle chairman, gave ed with other members. ralie funds for the circle con days for a Urge one. a report on the board meet­ Tlte next meeting will be You can speed up thawing trihutlon to Ihe Harden Club ing and asked Ihc member* nt Ihe home of Mrs. Byron by placing the frosen bird building fund. to prepare plants now for Ihe Fox on Jan. 10. When the meeting was ad­ {•till in the plastic bag) in ■ journed gifts were exchanged pan of cold water. Chang* before the luncheon. Christ­ the water frequently. With mas decorations were used on this method, you can thaw a the table with a prize yellow turkey in two to six hours, By Jane C a*»ell*»rry Drive Is home from Florida poinsellia, given by Mrs. El depending, ef course, on the M r. and Mrs. 1’ . D. W esley Southern ollege in Lakeland tie Linz. size o f the bird. w ill spend the holidays in Mi­ for tha holidaya. ami as the guest* o f Mr. and M rs. E ffie Snndron, Sun­ Mrs. Huger Matheson. A roommate who doesn’t set D rive, has returned home Altamonte Friends o f Mrs. Elsie Vail from an extended vacation In pay her share of the expenses w ill he happy to know she has the north. She visited her son, should get the boot. recovered from recent sur­ G.-orge, and hi* fam ily in By Jolla Bariea gery and Is varsUoniug in N ew England, ih e also visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Per* Honolulu. She w ill v is it Mr. her son, Norman', and his ripU, Dot Ray Manor, an and Mrs. Carl Osado, parents w ife and fou r children in D e­ nouncs Ihe birth of a six o f form er neighbor* o f Mr*. troit. pound, 13-ounce aon on Dec f t Vail's In ll.w c ll Park. A fter Darlene Shea, daughter *>f 18 at Seminole Memorial AUMOyafMST QUMJTV * her return she will make her RcV. and Mr*. Darwin Shea, Hospital. The new arrival home in W inter Park. If. T rip lett D rive, arrived who ha* been named Richard Holiday guests o f Mr. and home from E m ory, Va. w h ere 1* the couple’* firstborn. Ms M r*. Lawrence Pettlnnti, 2'.M she la a student at E m ory ternal grandparents are Mr, W ilahlre Drive, llo w ell Park, and Henry College. and Mrs. Itubin Killgore of w ill bo her father, Basil CeraOrlando and paternal grand­ M r*. Russell Corwin, L a k e ml and her slater* Ann and mother la Mrs. Eddie PerD rive, has her arm in a cast Mildred Ccraml from N ew as the result o f a fa ll recent­ ripti of Tampa. York. Their daughter Hilda w ill also he here from Haines- ly, when she broke her w rist. • Handbags Beads and Bangles • Costume Jewelry Hibiscus Members Donate Gifts To Korean Children Casselberry Personals Personals Lots O f Beautiful NOTICE To Select From . , . Open Today 12 to 6 P. M. disuoAA Silver Dollar Fashions . 2526 P A R K D R. TILL CHR1BTMAB Members attending Mines. 8. C. Dietarec*. W. A. Yung. C. D. Parry, W. K. Klrchboff. R. P- RdUaoa, J. R. Wens, E. D. Rlnrtardt, W. D. Gardiner, Clyde Ramsay, Irwin PMsetor, C h a r l * a Wearer, L B. Loeper, Wil­ liam Bristol, S. L. MeCaBum, George Hardin aad Dr. D «in CUna. LAST M INUTE SH O PPER S Win Find G i f u F ar Everyowe A t Prices Y n Cm A ffo r d WATCHES o Crystal • dock* • Silver • Laathsr Goods 1 M o rth to | Sanford JewelryI & Luggage £ Gifts L e ft Distinctive Mrs. W. A. Y « m waa tto wto- Cfortatma* bolls, by tor, was tto af attraction After csOs* were served a tag waa eoaduetsd by Mrs. C. D. Parry, prestos*. Tto drels project for tto year wffl to tto a s * pediatric ward it Bemteoie Memorial Hospital. M m Clyde Ramsay will Methodist • Gloves (White end Metallic. Sliver aad Geld) At tto eloao * f tto there waa a plan and a prtea glvM for tto tost for tto vill where she is a freshman at the University t f Florida. An elderly relative In the M i s s Eleanor Zukowskl, home appreciates being In­ (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J cluded to the family* social A. Zukowskl, 1131 N . Trip lett activities occasionally. • Lingerie S. c. Dickons* wiB to “trse 4 4m tree trim- enneui FOR T H E L A T E — laaRfoc n i Mm to tto Dirt i t tor lack Arbor Mm W. B. Winy, M m C. V . Bator « a i Mm I. R. SH O E ST O R E Downtown Sanford 1st. A Magnolia Flemings G ifts 210 E. F irs t S L OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS EXCEPT SUNDAYS 9T09 Close 6 P. M. Christmas Eve -------------------------Where Qasilty b Ys . — Cor. P in t * Palmetto Just Received Shipment In Pk- M W W lJ Fresh Imported Decorated England g|c - £ Tins and Candles From — Ireland I f .00 — >2-00 Chocolate Novelties — S tockist S taffers — Chocolate Coins, Pencil* and Paranoia @ 10c on. A ll Made O f Delicious Im ported M ilk Chocolat# a . . n n / r , ) ^ ‘ • ,y DM it ..... J �0aw i Ghby S B IA S A B IT: Yhat 60 f M think of in ttnyloyM who arrives at her job hrompUy at »:00 a.m„ but •peada the tin t half hour oC her vrarttag day fixing her* •elf eoJeo? (She and* out for donate or roQi became •be han’t ai yet had her breakfast.) There U a cof­ fee-break at ten In which •be participate*. No one baa the nerve to report her to the office manager because abe la a nice person other­ wise and wo don't want to •tart trouble. CO-WORKERS DEAR CO-WORKERS: if •he’s so naive that she does­ n't know she Is chiseling the company, and incurring the resentment of her eo* workers to boot, somebody should tell her. If she knows and doesn't care, it's only a matter of time before the office manager finds out. All offices have a little birdie, which slngi occas­ ionally. • • • DEAR ABBY: Do you think it la right for my mo­ ther-in-law to walk Into our T e le v i s i o n ( I ) Jody Oarteat <» •:!• <•) a s. Theater Faith tor T »4 *y M O ND AY P . M. navies! l i e s ( I ) It err at CXrlelwaa race The Notion M iM m 1s> ( I ) Candid Camara Ptlm Far* It) Usoghs foe gala Oral Roberta Nows 11:19 t*> su e News Retail Cbrlalopbtrs IS) What's My Lise Herald ot Troth Nawteepe V. ot Fla. B sikttball 11:99 (t) ( I ) Harry Raaraaor tllih llsh lo Raws M l (1 ) Pro nliars ot Faith (9) Tha Lata Shew (■ ) Xoses A x* Reperl l : l l ( I ) Theater of tha Mara 1:IS IS) Pro Football K ickoff t11:19 (l> Feter dons 5:00 <»> Dlecevery ' l l <11 Th* Joyful Hour MONDAY A. M. ( f ) NFL Football SUND AY P . M. on are la bed? She has done thia several times. We live in a bouse trail-'/ In our In-law's yard, and aha does my washing for me. I don’t have a place to wash so 1 offered to take my things to her place and tio It my­ self, but my mother-in-law Insists on doing it herself. It Is really a big help to me because I have a pair of twins twoyears old who take a lot of mytime. Well, she walks into our bedroom to get the elothta and 1 want to know if I should tell her not to, or should my husband let! her, since it's his mother? W A L K E D IN O N DEAR WALKED: It Isn't necessary for anyone to tell her. Gather the clothea to­ gether the night before wash day and take them to your mother-in-law's house. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 am a di­ vorced man of <4. I have been practically married for the past two years (all but the legal formalities) to a divorcee. Neither of $acoby On S a idqst John B- C raw ford o f N sw T o r k Is one o f the fin e st end m ost colorfu l players o f all tim e. A lm o s t anything can and does happen whan John­ ny Is at th e table. Unques­ tionably his false-card In a rubber b ridge gam e a t Newp o rt was the roost sensation­ a l o f the y e a r 1M3. South w aa pretty proud o f hie restrain t in opening with on ly one club. He hed 33 points, but in addition he had better than alx old fashioned honor tricks. So once North responded to that one club opening, South was on his w a y to * slam and would probably h ave gone a ll the w a y to seven had North shown a k in g in response to South's fiv e no-trump Black­ wood call. Johnny w m looking a t a lot W i«k «n d By Abigail Van Buran 11:11 <*) (1 ) (• ) t tiia (■ ) (1 ) i:M (1) <*) (f) us has children. Abby, 1 love this woman and have been begging her to marry me for almost as long as I have known her, bwt aba in­ sists that she does not want the responsibilities of mar­ riage. She says she loves me, end wishes to continue our relationship as it Is, free of legs! commitments. 1 want • conventional life, complete with wife and family. Sbe does not. How can 1 get her to change her mind? WANTS A W1TE DEAR WANTS: 1 doubt if you can. Start looking for S conventional woman — this time in a more conven­ tional way. • • • What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box JMS, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How T o Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send SO cents to Ahby, Box 3U5, Beverly Hills, Calif. 'Hinting Season' Makes Husbands 'Fair Game' 4:9* ( I ) Utmost!•• • t il (I ) ■usshlao Almas** 9:19 <9) Nows f:S9 (l> Sunrise aemeeter 15) FI*. History t:9# ( I ) Tossy (f ) Operation Alphabet 1:99 (I ) Farm, Hashes Ra­ in S ew * *:99 t») Today (*) Waha Op Mavtea 7:19 <»> UleklO’e Qoipel Tima 7:S1 (<) New* * Weather ■ :*• IS) CartoonvUle <91 Coot r • :H ( I ) Wrath*«:I9 < » Today 1:99 (5) Jsch Lalanne Show (9) Aretriets History (I ) Exerclsee 9:1* (S) Csrtonvtlte 1:19 (S' Romper Room 9:19 (I ) dell aterm R i f tairt I I) lay Whew ( l ) Mike Watties itta 1:11 1:9* (I) (t) (9) 1:99 I I ) 1:99 (9 ) As The W orld Wan Scionee M ld-FU. Hows LaffU m * Foreword ( ! ) People wilt Tam ( i ) Ana aonthara 1:11 <t> NBC Maws I I I * t l ) Tha Doctors 1:10 ( I ) Art Llnklettee (9) Day In Court 1:9* (II Lorsita Tsnng ( I ) To Tail tho Tram I * ) Moran fo r n Day l : t ! (9 ) D oagtai Edwards 1:1* (5 ) Ton Don't aay (9 ) Who Da Taa 9:99 ID Tha Matah Oama ID Trsllm asttr (I) Ite m aterm 9:11 ID NBC News 4:1* ID Plcotll Theater ( I ) Uncle W alt (9 ) Discovery *:** (9 ) Amerleaa Hewratnod W ith Christmas almost hero, tho "h in tin g season" is in fu ll ■wing, and husband* sra fa ir ram s — especially i f it's A fam ily g ift you’re aiming at. H e r* a rt a fe w ' hinting" tipa fo r a homemaker who hsa her heart set on a major item — an aioctrie dishwasher, fo r (9 ) gp aalih exam ple: t l : t t ill M IC New* 19:10 IS) Word tor Word 1. Collect dishwasher ads (I) 1 Lava User 9:11 ID NBC Metes from local paper* and national 1:1* ( » Checkmate It) December Bride 1:50 <11 Newieopa U:99 (I ) Th* MeCoy* m agsiinta. Bhow them to your T H E W H ITE BEARDED, Jolly old fellow in the red suit petting so much (0) Deputy D tw g III CaoeoatratloR personal Santa Claus and to ll attention these days visited AH Souls Parochial School Tuesday. Shown a:tl (9) Beat* Clara is) Price le Right 1:1* (D Naweeeyo him w h at stylo and feature* U iM I9> ret* a aiadrs receiving gifts from Santa are (kneeling) Pat Tolley and Robert LeFils, <*) Deputy Dawg II) Seven Key* you especially like. You m ight (standing from le ft) Jamey Sue Crowder, Kimberly Kincaid and An• t il ( ! ) W eather g lo w II) Ted atsck Hour choose a built-in model, a port­ 9:00 (I) nth century toinette Fnrrow. 7:1* <11 Iniorasllooil Bhow* tlm* ( t ) TUA able, o r a convertible that can 0:10 <») Moral Iran** be built in later. ( I ) Probe ( I ) Nswreoope T e ll him about ths choice 1:0* (*) Ossie A Harriett o f cycles fo r ligh t or hoavy W hen he saw dummy, John (• ) Lassl* (t ) The Coming of Christ loads, tha easy-to-losd rack ny w as really gla d t in t ha 7:10 (»> Travels nf Jamie hadn’t doubled. Obviously, 6:30-7 p. m. (C B S ) .Mister show-stopping, non-represent­ fo r her by N oel Coward. Much designs, and the new power­ Met’hesters South held e ll the mleslng Ed. A n amusing lecture on the (1 ) Wooforful World of NOW *TB T U I * a tive sequsnr* from Broad­ » f E d's show is grtarad toward ful washing action that gets Color ares and kings and Ut he could dishes really cloan. and tho ( I ) My Fsvorlls Marti** true Christm as spirit, but w a y’s "T h o d lr l Who Cam * To the Christm as season and con­ OPEN 1:|6 hot-air drying that loaves thorn 9:00 ( I ) Ed Sullivan brin g those six diamond 1:10 It) OrlnJI tricks he would have hie slim . from tho viewpoint o f our talk­ Supper.™ This scene is 31is* tributions o f Faul Dooley and sparkling. Shows At I r t • 4 « IS) Arrtat A Trial 2. T e ll him that an auto­ lift It) llonania I t also looked ea i f South ing horse, M ister Ed. W ilbur O ’Shea's total participation In D kk Libartinl (in a sketch 8:31 - 7:36 • would bring those six dia­ and new neighbor Kirkwood is trapped b y a landslide. A from tha u psU Ira at the matic dishwasher will save 0:00 C ) Sunday Ii0( (0) Sunday Sport* mond tricks home unless (A la n Young and Leon A m os) forlorn T im m y (Jon P rovost) Downetaira N igh t-C lu b Revue your hands from that rough ■MARAUAN fOCS Spectacular (1) Wild Klpgdom rednoas constant hand-dishJohnny could create an illu ­ agree to lim it expenditure* (o r despairs o f having his “ lost" •T w ice O ver N ig h t ly " ) and 9:10 <S) O.E. Collsg* Bawl washing givos them. Explain sion fo r him. their w ives' g ifts to a paltry It) International Xon* Top.. G iglo, the Italian mouse, dog show up by Christmas that your handa won't have to 1:09 l» ) Death Valley Days T h a t is just what Johnny ♦ 15, but they haven’t reckoned stand out. ( ) ) NBC News linear* do anything except brush food 1:1* |l) did. South finessed dummy* with M ister Ed, who orders D .y , but Santa Claus— er, Mr. Football 8:30-10 p ,m. (A B C ) A rrest o ff tho plates and place table queen o f diamonds at trick g ifts by phono w i t h o u t N icholson— Isn't about to U-l 1:1* ( I ) Directions 'l l and T ria l. "B u n , L ittle 3Ian, ware and kitchen utensils lit tw o and Johnny dropped the thought o f cost. W ilbur la that happen. Plump-cheeked Bun.™ Tonight's accused murcalmed down with M ister Ed's Lloyd Curigan fit* hi* nianyIhc machine. jack. d ir e r is none oth er than John D on't forgot to say that an Suuth returned to his hand fanciful story o f how Bantu facted role o f the fantastic .M rlntire, who norm ally func­ electric dishwasher uses w ater with a club, led a diamond, Clnus firs t started m aking his tho musical and waa created tion* as Wiigunm neter Chri* inspired, o f course, much hotter and detergent played dummy's ten and was rounds H alo on "W a g o n Train ,” but by a rhildrcn-loving horse. much stronger than yuur VINCENT PRICE about to claim a grand alam th.' actor's fan * can relax. Ho 7-7:30 p. m. (C B S ) Lassie. hand* could stand. when Jchnny produced the play* the rule in almost the 3. Explain how much tim o king. Instead o f making all ( I ’s rt I I ) . S till a guest a t the same manner in which he plays the tricks South wound up M artin home ia M r. Nicholson lla le nnd In which he played an automatic dishwasher w ill (o r l» ho really St. N ic h o la s ? ). go in g down four. bis starrin g role on "N u ked 'itve — time you ran spend The tw o wolves that had tho City™ sumo years back. Mr. helping the children with their countryside up in arm s ora f i ­ H ere's a tip fo r Santa; Put M rln tire is both reliable and homework or doing something DRrnHBKR M-PB STA R TS nally shat, but Lassie Is con­ rashion at her fln crr lips thii MPVISLSVO predictable. K in g Donovan ap­ else that's important to tho cerned about tbs orphaned DRIVrn IX TMRATRH W ED N ESD AY Christmas with s gift o f love­ pears an tho man who's w if* fam ily. I f your children help w olf cubs. In an e ffu rt to bring he is accused o f murdering with the dishes, g e t them to ly leather gloves. h eigh t nnd w eigh t o f tho per. It-i cubs out o f a rave, I.aish Fashion* in gloves go to amt oth er go o d perform ances help persuade Daddy that an son fo r whom tho chair la In­ Sfr. Nicholson v ery well. e ve ry le n jlh this winter, so are given by S h irley K n igh t, automatic dishwasher would 7- 7:30 p. m. (N B C ) "T h e tended. Older psrions lose the you can't go wrong no mat­ Knthie Browne anil Htefan be a wonderful Christmas H I LH IN 1 M I A T HI Com ing o f Christ.™ (C o lo r ). ter which length you select. tin-ranch. Herie.i regulars Den gift. a b ility to adapt to furniture Tanlte A Header Only (R eru n ). Y ou 've prubably seen 4. Since men like to so* that is not scaled fo r their d i­ it before, but if not. be advised And, you'll find hundred* of Gazxurn ami Chuck Cunnora how appliances work, get him • B U I OMLg mensions. Tho proportions of that this It possibly the best styles and colors in smooth o io around a* usuul in their to taka a look at a friend's SiARLT BIRD SHOW tho ch air should perm it tho hslf-huur film o f its kind ever or finely grained kid leather, roles o f contem porary counterdishwasher. Lot hor o r her ON Pl'NRAYB BitB user to havo adequate support made. Alexander Srourhy'i soft suede and doeskin lea pa 1 1* to Damon nnd I'yth las. 1)10 p. m. (C B S ) Tho Judy husband show him how easy fo r feet, bock and neck without reverent rending o f tho Christ thrr amt textured plgiklns. TOXITM Bits A SiM Since most coals end be (iiirlum l .Show. W ith C hrist­ it Is to use, how clean and ■train. story in the words o f tho old NuNii.tr — t « m a i i >m bright it gets the dishes, end tween the wrist and live elbow mas m her them e, Judy appro 3. Th o chair should 1>« styled anil the N ew Testam ent, a rich “ BEACH P A R T Y " how neat the kitchen stays to be gotten in and out of musical background by Itohert this year, your gift w ill bo p ria tely shows o f f all three of when dirty dishes go righ t IN fill.O K PTARKINB FR A X K IH AVALON easily. Low slin g loungcre nr Bussell Bennett ami illu strat­ welcom e whether i f * a six her y o u n gd er* in this show. Into the dishwasher after ev­ ANNttTTK F t ’NICRL 1.0 molded plywood ih e lli should ed by m asterpiece* from tho button kid gauntlet, in eight The eldest, I.ltu (M in e tli), is ery meal. D e i A t HiM T a n lte be avoided as being too d iffi world of art, this represents button doeskin musketaire or the must polished o f the trio, / « P lre t n a a fa rd I k e a t s e cult to negotiate. It ihould be an Ideal u.-nge o f the television a 12-but ton elbow-length glove, but considering their youth, p otigkwrgwm , B o n n y B o b b y littlo l.orna nnd Jury aren 't Though most leather glove* high enough o f f the ground to medium. s n&iHOOmNMNY/ « N E W YO RK ( U P I ) —Bobby will depend on their soft, sup­ bail, particularly when they be slipped into without o sud 7:30-8:30 p. m. (N B C ) W a lt Thomson, w h o s o dramatic dsn drop. And tho seat ihould Dlsnsy'a W orld. "F ro m A ll o f ple elegance for fashion e f join .Maui* to oing "Consider feet, some styles feature a Y o u rs e lf." O ther guest* on home run won the 1931 Na bo no deopsr than 21 or Ua T o A ll o f You.” (C o lo r). thin atrip of fur at the wrists, band are Jack June*, who tional League playoff fo r the W J a r l/ B y ’' Incheo. A rm * should be high Disney celebrates the holiday contrasting leather lacing singe best the enng that abut New York Giants, was horn enough and forw ard enough season in nnlmated fashion, MUWUu.Fi buentuwd around the cuffs, or contrast­ him to fam e, "L ollip op s ami in Scotland and raised in Stafo r good leverage in rising. bringing you curtoou gre e t­ ing color stitching on Urn fin B otes,” and 3lel Turme, who len Island. N. Y . I_____________ 3. Cushioning should givo ings plus film clips from o du ett his composed “ The the user buoyant support with handful o f hla m ost popular K* r i ­ ll. after all these yrars, Christm as Sung" classic with out Im peding circulation. La features such as "C in derella,'' you still don't know her glove Judy. tex foam rubber cushions are 'Snow White,™ " l l a m b i T i n At 10*11 p. m. (N B C ) "T h e sire, get her a pair o f the recommended by many med­ occhlo," etc. S to ry o f Christm as." (C o lo r ). new leather stretch gloves 8- 9 p. m. (C B S ) The Ed ical authorities as best suited A n hour-long potpourri of that fit most women. fo r this purpose and they are Sulivan Show. H igh ligh t o f Christm as m atter, part roverThe leather glove color tho hour Is Tessie O'Shea's used in many hospital* range covers all the ihades in rnt, part com ic, part folksy w in ter'* fashion spotlight lueh oral alm ost all E m it Ford. as cranberry, winter blue, Since Danny K a ye ilnea it, bright gold, pine needle, and there's no reason Ernie can't all tone* o f brown and beige include participation w ith a from bitter chocolate to bone. grou p o f children, which ho SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM FLORIDA In the evening, when tha does in a len gth y opening in ­ CHOICE NAVEL AND HAMLIN ORANGES full-length glove lends form al fluence. Oth.-r highlights in­ TO Him1 OK TAKE ALONG grace to an evening ensemble, clude thn sin gin g o f tho Huger leather gloves — smooth or W a g n er Chorale and an an i­ "M ix e d A * You Like W ith Red o r W hite G rap efru it" A ll Varlctieu Citrus .Marmalade, C aadr, Pecans lueded—are smart in cither m ated version o f the N a tiv ity . Orange Blossom Honey. white or black. Frequently, a A sid e from the opening se­ white glove has blsck beading quence, the Christm as music o r other detailing and vies is e xa ctly what you'd expect it to bo. ven a. By Oswald Jacobv tt AQJ3 f X I I I ♦ A ll *K Q 1 ' BAB? *718 AAK10I ¥1 ¥QJ* « K 103 3 A 75* + J86S A A U I S O O T I (D ) *884 W A 1017 4 AQJ» A ll East and West vulnerable Seat* Wert HortA Bart Fast 1 A DM* Pam 1¥ Dble 1 ¥ Fam Pass Pam Opening lead—A K o f cards in defense again st six no-trump, but it n ever oc­ curred to him to double. He did not want to show the loca­ tion o f all th-’ ee picture cards. dUqhUqhiA T V Tim e Previews il« F 4 0 0 'P A L A C E Fashion Tip For S. Claus DEBRA PAGET LON CHANEY Lounge Chair Most Prized Possession A really com fortable lounge sen. And when chosen with •h air is one o f tho m ost prised forethought end care it nukes possessions o f tho senior citl- a Christmas g ift a G rand­ fath er w ill appreciate every TV RENTAL day o f the year. • Salem • Service Here ore a few p oin ter! e x ­ perts givo on selecting a Seminole T V lounge chair fo r • person past F A 2-4*20 Zenith C olor T V Sales the prime o f lift : 2600 Sanford A v r . 1. T oll tho salesperson tho VI o \ri v f nrv() * Sanford Headquarters for Cbdhl’A SuptpUnA HOLIDAY GIFT FRUIT... 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I’ve boon a pretty good hoy From Brian Klrchar this poet year aa good as * 0 MR.BUMSTEACV WHAT DCC5 k ■> C A S X ( 1 7 'S T n e ONE 1 > T H IY M A td * CODFISH B A LL> OUTOF ' COO— T H A T 'S A S F IS H r T IZ Z Y 0 Daar Santa, la want an Indian sot and beauty art. Ona dolL I Lars you. Phyllis CharyL Pots wants a gun and Indian act 0 0 0 Daar Santa, My nanM ia Louia Roman and I am S j* a n old. I would Ilka a truck and tractor eat, a handpuppet that talks, n bicydo, and a largo hos o f candy. Thank yon, Louis 0 0 0 Osar Santa, My naaw la Linda and I ana ysara old. I would Ilka a dolly, a play aawlng machine, and ■ playbouao, also a tricy­ cle and candy. Thank you, Linda Roman 0 0 0 Otar Santa, My aaroa Is Chary! Dawn, Santa, thank you for my prasanta last ytar. I want a Jowolry box, Nancy Nurao, vanitytabla, toy klttaa (big or Uttlo), not# book for school, book ThumbaUna, a picture of you, a plain Cas­ par. I hara a brother named Jimmie. Me and Jimmy hays been a good boy and girL I Ilka you Santa baeauaa you bring mo lots of toys. Look for tha anack wall leave for you. 1 loro you, Cheryl Bortoa o • e Dear Santa, Please bring me a M D Freda bicycle. X D in fr v M iN n o G O B u r H B 7 A U (H 3 M fllN T D r r . HE H £01*LkW H e iW O BC1N0NOHJMAOWT. HOLD ON] WHAMM* HICK? w tc o A M / rcK.toc ro M M Mhmon that: irp ow o«a oat I m in e r on you* soemtrv m o Auwav YiMK.srciEr swncii i cam w * you as tveow id im p it* ••iww rut a m mouth hoc * ip tmm sco to Mumt S O iS M A lt S U M O f C t-T IM T tH M m o m asonM SC U H O ~T »!T A IntR 7 T A C H 1 **- Thru Cf3T«J»fO usKXTU PfSIKW THfM.I most 6 year aid boys eaa be. So would you please bring me a cowboy ouh, hat, boots, gun and holster act. And if you hare anything alas you think ( might llko you can Itart It under my Chritaas tree. And hoping you will have nice Christmas and a happy new year. Tour Friend, Billy Don Kusaeil o e e Dear Santa, ! have been a pretty good girL Please bring me a pink carriage, baby doQ and small rifle to go huating with my daddy. Debbie, my coaaia ia alwaym good ao briag her a wood bunting set sad say* thing you want ts leave. We will leave you same hot choc­ olate and cabs am tha mantle. 1 lev* you, Sharlee M. Johnsea Joey aeeda switches! s e e Dear Santa, I have bees a goad girt all year long sad I would ike these toys — Chalky Cathy and all her things, play­ house, big Thumbelina and her swing set. Please try to bring nee thee# toys. Love, Jean Williams P.8. How’s RudahT e a e Daar Santa, My name is Lugena Falk. I live at 1110 Park Ave. San­ ford. But I am going to Tampa to my Grandmother's for Xmae. So bring my pres­ ents there. 2S0S East Wilder. I want a Black Barbie eaae, some Barbie Clothes, Ken and Midge and Clothas, Bob — soms clothes Blackboard, lamps for bedroom. Thank you Santa, Lugena M y aama to Georgia WO* llama aad I a a S yuan sM . 1 live a UK WUklaa D r , lord, Fla. 1 h at* W e* a good boy aad ttadiad hard ia school I aay a y praytra • m y tight tad go to Sun­ day School avary Sunday. Hare is what I'd ilka you to briag a a far Christmas If aad school clothes. I have two sisters, Mary Lucttta aad you eaa; Air Craft Carrier, Viola Jaar. Ftraa* briag Mary a Tumbleoa aad blaa* bet, dress; Viola waste • slinky dog. draw, so*. dolL Please assurer my letter. Geergie, Mary, V M a Williams s e e * Dear Seats. For Christmas, f want a ty teak, bicity, ship, train. Guerrilla sot, Bop-aBaar, tar* get set, and fastball suit. Yours tru!r. Clanaea Ford s e e Doar l a b , I baaa Wea a geml g ir l Far Christmas 1 want a Tammy daO, asoria eat, camera, radio, realty sat, play baggage, ire a, board, aiavmte, table Miss Popularity game, black beard, paales Mr m y anther, aad a shirt M r my father. Yours truly, O sB P a d o o o Daar Saata, I world like la k m a few of thaw U a Deteeter u game af Monopoly. 1 would like a kook or taw ad, all about eaakoa. From Rofeort o o o Door Saata, I am a tittle girl four year* old, and I hava bean very good good to my mother aad father this year. So I would llko for you to briag mo a btcyd for Christmas tad briag my baby sister a doll with a bot­ tle for Christmas also. On* more thing I would llko for you to do for m* Saata aad that U so briag my mother sad father a new lamp for Christmas because the wind blew my mother’s lamp off the table. I would like very much In get these things for Christmas, so I am thinking you la advance. Give my love to Mn. Santa Yours truly, Daisy Perry • * * Daar Santa, I want a Buga Bunny, a tent, a car, a helmet, and a canteen. Your friend, Bobby • • • Dear Santa, Dear Santa, My name la Nancy Ann Chartta. 1 have been a good girl this year. Pleaaa bring ms a doll baby—a book—a •■kM N W H H M W TW CTH B I© ., record—and a suitcase. Thank T H A T H 6 K 3/ Deer Santa, you. Your friend, "Harbl# aaM hi* allowanc* ran into thraa figures . I’ve been a good boy. Pleaaa Nancy Ann Charlie |than I diaeovarad ha was counting tha tw o xaroo aftai • • e bring ma a Tiger Joe, and a tha dacimal point!** billfold and a building set. Dear Santa, Pleaaa bring me a doll sad Bents bring my taya to Win­ ter Haven. Wa are going to By Dick Turner some games. Thank you, C A R N IV A L Rhowda be at Renata, John and Kelly. David • * a Dear Santa, My name is Rene Milwood. Dear Santa, My nama la Frances DevI have moved eince last year, so 1 wanted you to know my cricks. I am 5 ysara old and new address. I am 4 years old I go to kindergarten. For and I believe I’m old enough Christmas, I would like to for a trainer wheel bike, If have a Nancy Nursa doll, I am a boy. My nama ia War­ you please, also Ragady some clothes and a Httla toy ren Drummond. I am 8 years Anns and a sewing machine. for my dog. And pleasa take old. I try to ba a good boy, but Please don’t forget ell my something to all tha Uttla ■ometimas I am naughty. 1 friend* at kindergarten I play boys and girls who don’t hava would Ilka for you to bring mo a mommy and daddy. I hava with every day and all the a gun aad bolster act, a aat « f poor children that don’t hava been a good girl all year. building legs, some trait, mats Thank you, Fran very much money to pay you and candy, and also I would • • • for toye. Also big brother tike on* more toy, but I would Dear Santa, Ray. He Is 10 years old. My name la Tina Harris like for it to bo a surprise, I Loads of Love, Rena • • • and I hava been a goed girL will get my soother to soaks you some coffee and ooeklaa. I would liks for you to bring Dear Santa, Thank you, Wa ma a cowgirl ault, a cowgirl I have been a good boy all the year. Would you pleasa hat and boots. Nancy Nursa Dear Santa, bring me a big truck, battla end a Tesny Tiny Tsars doll For Christmas could ye* and a nurse sat. wagon and a gun. bring ma a now gun and Iota Thank you Santa Claus, Stan Rowell of airplanea T I am almost four Love, Tina • • • • • • years old and aometimes I’m Dear Santa, very good for my mother and Hi—Please may 1 have slip- Dear Santa, daddy. My mother said 1 was I have been a pretty good pars, helmet and football. good yesterday. * Thank you, Mark Bower boy tha past faw week*.' J fa v Merry Christmas, . • • would like a combat eat far «N I> N k > H »l»U »«l» Fram Paul Diea Xmae this year. Dear Santa, a • * “Of couraa thara** a Santa Claus, dear! And somaday, Jimmy 1 wish you will give me •omawhara, you’ll mast tha right ona!" Dear Santa, a * • a big bruiser and will you 1 am a good boy. Look In th« Dear Santa, give ma a Dick Tracy car Pitas* brnig me a tea set toy book and thara ia what and 1 want an American tent and 1 have been very good and play food aad a record Tiro and I want. About Business Love, Luis M. Paros Jr. while my Grandma and Grand- player and Puff the Magic • • e dragon and more recorde. ACROM S MUnlifO dad are here. t U it d In ■ Desr Sants, Thank you fur tha toys and I I Kind oI profit Clinton McDonald ■uiKUrt SBuiuitw would like you to hava . • • I hava been a prety good boy trntnwi >i (I (moot S um4 hy a i Merry Christmas. S.Raviap — this ytar. I would Uka to hava Deer Santa, • Rootot U r in t w M Love, Melinda a gun and holster set, a wag­ I am 6 years old. 1 want TStrlpUag 11Scop* • • • BOnioo ItNotUa on, a play dough factory, a a dolt, stroller, and some II Eternity Dear Santa. talking Bugs Bunny,puppet, skates. 1 im a good girl. MPoIwmuo 1 would like a gun and and a Cecil.. 1sura do hops •SS Lovs, Teresa UuSRp n rtn holster, a cow boy suit, and a you can bring ma this. • * • ir o n MSas UNO hat. Love, Kevin Harrison Love, Randy Waldo* 21 Caorrupuloao ISBati___ Dear Santa, • • * SSTomllo • • a I hava been a good boy. UUnR) atCOtmtOMMO Dear Santa, M AitaUe toho IlUarCo Pleas* bring me a gym act, Dear Sants, iVblMM boothI M F iU o io lla r 1 would like a cowgirl slut, Pleaaa bring me a Penny an etch-a-skeUh, a car, and at i ---ST Prolific Poodle. » Uiao oalnom trailer, tractor, a Talking Jo*. a doll and dollcloths, and 17 Pnoray ipnfu} Charles Love, Gene M. gun and bolster, and a hat. I M A a it u Love, Maureen Harrison. • • * s e e * • • s ta m p about Dear Santa, Deer Santa, 1M C YIM rkU Dear Santa, I Miuuni of Pleas* bring me a red bi­ My name is Pam Parker. 1 I would like a punlt, a In­ cloth cycle and loU of pretty new am four years old. I have been S TD tom aS dian suit, and a doll with doll youAn now a MMrt*.1rou toys. 1 promise to be a real to t to r t r a p e good girl. I would like for cloths. Love, Tammy HarriOOUlPMArt TXCCVAO WOW/ , PlodlfMoolt sweet girL you to bring me a big red 60 WTO THE WOftlP* ^ , to Fathoc tcoB.l | A*(N6£ 03/ -----------Love, Debby Love wagon, a new doll with lota of t l Ama-hia toifo 41 Athoooltvllf • • • doll clothee, end some email Dear Santa, 41 Round of j U-ya. Deer Santa, budooio 1 would like a rattle, a little a Kumplo We are well. I hope you are boys suit, a pair of rubber Pam 11 Not apup t * • • well. 1 am a good boy at pantyi, and a IHUe pair of school. 1 would like you to booties. Love Patrick H. Dear Santa, • • • bring on Christmas morning I want a ear. t also wsnt a • • ■ — a horn, a surprise, a rifle, gsa station. I promise to be a in m a te thoti a truck, a car. My brother Dear Santa, gtodboy and to duwhat M S t U lt i uhJ Kevin goes to my school too. 1 want a Barbia and Ren Mother aad Daddy tell ma to 1 am ia Klndergardea. He is that cost flO.es aad anything do. I also have two brothers— in nursery school. cwri else left. Robert and David. Love, Doyle Lova always, Joanne Aiasue Levs, John ftebiaoa Jr. I �.. ‘-Wore.* ■ Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W a n t-A d s • 322-561? O ffice 204 W . First RESPONSIBILITY: G IFTS FOR TH E G IFTS FOR HIM ton Hulli. Alto Bird Doga. F A M IL Y Animal H a v e n Boarding Kennel, FA MTU. Carpeting la a Giftt Sanford To Place Your "CMatmse Gift Guide" W*nt Ad linoleum 4 TUe Co. m W. FA 2-MU right away. lit. G IFTS FOR HER Belts A Buc­ Robea— Quilted A Wincome Smith Crjrona Portable Type* kles A Pants. Jim Roheon's writer*. "They're the Beat", tram $11-96. Mary Esther's, Men* Wear, 111 Magnolia. Haines Office Machine Co., "Featuring Fashion Juat H I Magnolia Are. For You", 200 Fait. A thistle, Camping aw FUN TO GIVE lag equipment, fishing tac­ more fun to receive. G IFTS FOR GIRLS kle A boating accessories. Bowling coupon books, the Robson Spurting Go o d s , FURN. 2 Bdrm. House. 'o Place Your "Chrlstmaa Perfect Christmas Gift. Drwntown Sanford, phone Adults. No pet*. FA 67884. Ocod for $3 00 of open bow­ Gift Guide" Want Ad phone FA 2-5981. ling. FA 2-2811 right away. COTTAGE at Five Points. $85 JET LANES FA 2-7342 High Quality Men'* Watches, per mo. FA 2-1487. G IFTS FOR TH E HOME SKATES, Skat* Cases, Open $22.95 up A tax. Gamin'* Jewelry, 110 S. Park. FURN. Apt 2300 Mellonvilla. nightly 7:30-19:30 except PAINTING—Room House FREES E STIM A TE ULSON-MAIER Furn. Co, Tnea. Skate City. TE 8-3474. Hunting Knives—Men’s Shoes —Prices Ph Upholstering A Mattreia ren­ Inc. 311 E. Firit St. We $4-85 pair. Surplus City 201 333-0550. Xmas Specialties: F r u i t ovating. New A Used Furni­ Buy, Sell A Trade. W. 1st St. Cakes, Fancy cookies, Koture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. CARPENTRY, Fainting, Addi­ Co., it 70S Celery Atm. lechia. Dell's Pastry Shop, To Place Your "Cfcristma* tions, Repairs—CarporiM A Food Talr Ctr. 323-7596. G IFTS FOR BOYS FA 621IT. Gift Gulda" Want Ad pboo* Florida Rooms a Speciality, FA 2-2811 right away. You'll find just what you at* NEW SKATES as low as Salt U« Your Furniture. FA 2-7274. looking for la gifts for the Quick Service With the $12.96. Trade your skates In 24. Electrical entire family at the H. A A. G IFTS FOR IN F A N TS Caih. SUPER TRADING for larger size. Melodee Dept. Store, Sanford Avc., POST. PA 2-0677. A N D TODDLERS YOUNG’S ELECTRIC SVC. Skating Rink, 322-MU. Corner te 4th 8t. Contracting A Repairs Used furniture, appliances, A Controls To Place Your "Christmas To Place Your "Christmas ELECTRIC Pin-Bill Machine tools, etc. Bought - Sold. FA MRS. WESTERN AUTO, 114 Sunset Gift Guide" Want A< Gift Guide" Want Ad phone Larry’* Mart 315 Sanford FA 2-WU right away. 214 E. First. FA 2-2811 right away. Ava. Ph. FA 2-4112. 25. P la sh in g Servlet* I-BDRM. house, k it equipped. 117 Eacambia Dr, FA $-0920 after 5 pan. Trailer Space on Lake Ashby. FA 2-7388. 1 BE House. ML equipL $75 mo, FA 2-38*5. APT. $30 A up. Surplus City. I . F o r Rent gapw. S T IA IO IT d J U B fllD : 1 BR. House In country, kit­ chen equip- Call FA 61T0O. F U R N I S H E D Apartment Clean and cloen in. Jimmie Cowan. $26481$. EVERYBODY READS T H E CLASSIFIED 2 $ 3 iS B ® 4 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate F or Sale TRAILER, with Fla. Rm., St. JohnB Realty Gas, Elect., water furn. Wskiva River Haven, 9 mi. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Weri of Sanford, oil Hlway 111 N. Park Ave. FA 3-8123 3 ACRES orange grove, plus 3 Bedroom house on UpBEDROOM, priv. ent. A bath. ssla Road. For particulars Call after 3. FA 2 3986. csll 357-3292, Eustlt, FIs. R E N T A BED 34. Articles F o r Sale H IN SO N k H E AR N PLUMBING CONTRACTING RECORDING Fathometer, V Repairs A Water Heaters 11 Ron! Batata War Bala to $40’ Ratheon, 2 month* FREE ESTIMATES old; itcrao-hl-fi combo conVACANT 5-Room house on 104 E. lid S t 122-9143 ootstie; Craftsman 3-wheel large lot, newly painted in­ hand saw with IF* table. PLUMBINQ side and out, on S. Sanford Can 322-8271 after • p.m. Contracting Repairs Ava. $3,100 Cash. FREE UTIMATKS Enterprise. GAS HEATER, vented equip, R. L. HARVEY wltb pilot light. Uk* new, L A K E LIV IN G SITES 204 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3383 No. 25. FA 2-5088. 10 Minute* Sanford, 10 min u tei Orlando—2 mlnutea to 27. S p n c U l Se rvices SPECIAL XMAS SALE Interstate 4—14 A cre with Come On, Dad! No TREE SERVICE huge oik s , sand lake spring able offer refused. A -l re­ Fat Lighter Wood fed—$1995 Full Price, $20 conditioned late model Port 323-0300 per inonlh. N o down. Call A Console Models. Desire owner, H arry Block, O r Tractor mowing A Grading, trade in on new 1984 Auto. Undo, G A 4-8413. Call FA 2-T821. Zig ZagsT T h e e * are straight stitch end some HEATING era Zlg Zag Models aa low V A -FH A SERVICING — TESTMO as $13 to $40, with Guaran­ Lewis Sales A Service Property Management tee. As little a* $2 weekly 2317 C. C. Road FA 2-7928 &. Sitlea Broker pymts. Discount for Cash. 104 So. Park, 122-9411. Custom-made Cabinet*, Jim Hunt Realty Plastic Counter tope LARGE Recliner Chair with WALLIS CABINET SHOP Offers fo r your selection foot rest. Good Cood. $55. 915 W. 3rd — 322-7471 „ them Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 FA 1-3930. Bedroom Washing Machine Sales BABY Bed A Mattress, Re­ A Service cord cabinet, btonde, Va­ Free Estimate on Repair* cuum ctnr, w. attach, In322-7383 2640 Hiawatha stamstic camera A case; Owned Homes Work! H o o k Dictionary; Plano Tuning and Repair Boy's 28" bike; U " TricyW. L. Harman FA 2-4X 23 Priced From $6,750 cio; Stereo Port Record Down Payments SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa player; 17" P ort Emerson Uos, etc. Free eitlmaU. Ph, TV; Maytag Washer. M l As Low As $100 322 3308. FA 2-1147. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby B Y OWNER, 3 bedroom , IVh bath home. One bedroom Beds. has separate entrance, can By Day, Week, or Month be rented fo r incom e. W ill Ph. FA 2-6181 118 W. 1st St Dade fo r sm aller place. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Shown b y appointment. C all 3 Bedrooms, $70 month F A 2 9846. 3 Bedrooms, $90 month 4 Bedrooms, $143 month. M OVE IN B E F O R E X M A S 3-liednn. Country home on *« ROSA L. P A Y T O N acre o f rich land, with sev­ eral bearing orange treea, Rag. R a il Estate Broker B-B-Q and patio. F o r only F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 17300, w ith good term s. Juat 4 Bedroom unfurn home, 2 10 minutes from Downtown baths. $145. F A 2-3931. Sanford. R O B E R T A. W ILLIA M S Realtor Seminole R ealty Raym ond Lundqiilit, A lso. 1901 S. Park Ave. F A 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. F A 2 3232 anytim e R -E -N -T -A L S W ishing Y ou A Furnished 1 Uedrtn, 1 bath, kitchen M E K K Y C H R IS T M A S A A H A P P Y , PR O S PE R O U S equipped G arage Apt. $45.00 NEW YEAR 1 Hedrrn, 1 Bath, Kitchen Monthly Payments equipped House, Koiy $53 00 2 Bedrm . 1 Bath, Kitchen S O U T H W A R D From $43.50 equipped, Convenient $100.00 To make the best bom* Investm ent A R ealty Unfurnished buy, see the 322-9173 3 Bedrm , 1 Rath, Kitchen 116 N . P a rk A ve. VA - FHA equipped $90.00 3 BEDROOMS. IV* baths. 3 Bedrm , 1 Bath, Kitchen Appointed Sw im m ing pool. Furn. or equipped $100.00 unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Property 3 B ed im , 1 Bath Kitchen Susie nd. Management & equipped, F e n c e d Yard fltooo C O U N TR Y HOME Sales Broker 3 Bedrm , l Bath. Kitchen Located near State Road 48 Equipped, Lake Front and Interstate 4. 3 B ed­ $123.00 rooms, Separate D i n i n g Jim Hunt Realty 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kitchen Room on Beautiful Shady Office FA 3-ma equipped $110.00 Lot. Only $7,000. Terms Night F A Call 4 Bedrm , 2tt Bath. Kitchen latnoo E q u i p p e d , Lake Front F IIA -V A S A LE S BROKER 2194 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. $163.00 Stemper Agency F H A - V A HOMES FIIA-VA SALES BROKER 3, I, * 4 BEDROOMS Realtor-Insuror-Trades 1. U4. k 2 BATHS Stemper Agency 322-4991 1919 S. French A ve. DOWN PAYMENTS TROM Hoaltor-lnsuror-Trades G K E E N B R IA It $100 322 4991 1919 S French A ve. Choice lots available In Low Monthly Payments (ireeubriwr o f Loch A rb or 12. Real Estate For Sale overlooking g o lf coarse. For Complete Information See Or CaB Your Custom building to your 2 BR House with acreages— specifications. Grecnbriar located 1 m ile* north St. FH A - V A developed by John* R iver on 17-93 Hlway. SALES BROKER Call 337 3292 Eustl* for de­ K IN G S W O O D tail*. B U IL D E R S , IN C . Stenstrom Realty 202 Fairm ont Dr. F A 2-9074 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420 T e e *N Green Government Whether you are a i BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use ulitr S’uufnrfi UpraUi W A N T ADS JUST CALI FA 2-5612 * B U Y NOW Hom e* lu all price brackets. T o get your Hom estead Ex Liberal financing. We have em ptioo. Crumpton Build­ a I Bit. 2 bath at $13,7U»— ers lias several repoisesa$4oo down, $A3 month pay* rd liom es to aell before the all. Buy now and gat Home(oral o f the year. For more stead exemption o f $5,000. inform ation call Jack Brown Choose your own decora­ collect, 422 8031, Orlando. tions 2 BH. House, furn. at 710 P a l ON YO UR L O r uietto. F o r appt. F A 2-2403 Your plan* or ours. A com ­ Bedroom betue, fenced back plete package including yard, L o w pym ts. 119 Coun financing. N o down payment try Club Rd. B y Owner, 132 required Come out today Hayes Dr and talk It over with Mr. Leatheroury. 3 Bit.. 1 Bath, Kitchen equip, tilth St. to Upsala Rd fenced yard. 39U6 Old Or A turn North at Church lando Kd , Sunland. 15. iiuninuw O pportunity S E R V IC E Station lo r leaae. Cood location. Only am all eapltal needed by righ t man FA 2-4342, 16. Female Help Wanted G IR L W AN TE D , Salary, C all Mrs. 'arperter. N ifty Auto Bath. FA 2 7534. AUX OF SANFORD N eed* experienced sewing ma­ chine operator* tor awimsuit* and sportswear. I f you are experienced on fac­ tory sewing machine*, we hate steady work fur you in a m odem air-cooditkoed L M N Enterprises, I BEDROOM, t both. Kit­ factory, under v ery good working condition* Phone chen equipped. Owner be Mr. Leatberbury — 322-2744 F A 2 2201, a ik for Mr. Cu­ ing transferred. Must sell Or rtate. FA 2-2940. Mr. kcrgusuQ — 16, a-an il W E LLS D R IL L E D , PUMPS, 30" Frilldaire Elec. Range, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS good cond., $30; 11 cu. f t All Type* sad Sties Weetlngboui# refrigerator, W e Repair and Service large freezer compartment, S T I N E $85. Caab nr term*. See at M achinery and Supply Co. 132 Hayes Dr. Sanford. 207 W 2nd SI. FA 28132 1-Wbec! Luggage trailer, ex­ PIANO SVC. A TUNING cellent cood. All *tool cooat., Rebuilding • Jtefeltlng two trailer light*, 4x5 box, FREE ESTIMATES $40. See at 132 Hayea Dr. GENE CUMBAA 322 2*161 — Call PM Only SMALL Upright Piano, Like new. Reewnably p r i c e d . 29. Automobile flnrrte* May be seen at Bukurie Muile Shop. Cedar Ave. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D PANGOLA H A Y , E xtra good. FA 25378 a lte r 6:00 and Senkarik Glass and Paint weekend*. Company 210 Magnolia Ph. PA A Sea* Coven 4u Record*, W eb co r P la y e r, 2 apeikeri, record cabinet. $83. NO 8-4304. If you want people to pay attention to your buiineaa, call FA 2-3612 and ask Urn Herald S taff about tome at­ IM W. ted St P A Steal ALL WORK GUARANTEED tention getting ad* A U T O GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. SP A C E FOR LEASE READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow rills, fintola, atape, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease trap*, dry well*, stapplag stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 800 Elm Ave. PA 1-5711 W E NOW H A V E TH E FOLLOW ING N A T IO N A L LEASES: • J. C. Penney’i • Eckerd • McCrary! • Publix For Information, Call Leaning Agen t: SA N -SEM REA LTY John P. Zeuli, Registered Broker 2619 H. French Ave. SANFORD F A 2-7159 F A 2-5296 85. A rik h s Wanted WANTED! a true fruit Large or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Loo Mans* field, FA 2-4344. 33. AateOtaMka . 1M BUYING * USED CART FINANCE IT W ill tte ♦ Law Interest Ratal ♦ Law Monthly Paymaata FLORIDA 8TATB RANK 37. Boats • Meters TWO DAYS LEFT af Jingle Bell Bargains! AD 1M3 Evlnrudes; $1085 7$ hp, $750; 40 hp. $550; M hg. $285; 18 hp. 988; 10 kpv $285; $795 15' F ish m a n * Runabout $550; IF Gator trailen $150. Itr a g . He! Hoi Hurry! Robson Sport­ ing Goode, ford, FA 6 MSI. 20 hp. Motor. 3267511, 38, M o to rty c k r * Scooters SCOOTERS, Motorcyries, BL cycle*, g complete unite Scuba Diving Gear. XU* Or­ lando Dr., on 17-02. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Save up to $30 on new Scoofo art. Durand Melon. MIS Orlando Dr. on $740. Some Dealers K E E P The Cleanest Used Cars In Town — W e Don’t We Sell Them! Here's A Few — 1963 Bulck Special Station WicaaL V * ! W ith Standard Trans. 3 — Yes — 3 1962 Bulck L * Sabres, 2 W ith A ir Conditioning. Clearance Priced! 1963 Rambler Claude Sedan ’ I N f r 00 1963 Tempete Statio n Wagon $2J|5-00 M A N Y MORE! GW W A R R A N T Y ! BANK FIN A N C IN G ! B IL L HEMPHILL MOTORS Fh. 322-0231 1- .i b COMPARE PRICES: W Cor* valr TOO. 1 owner, cond. $1250. 18-0984, 801 W . P i n t GROUND B R EAK IN G 10:00 A.M . DEC. 17th H t.4.|t'f; GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ pair. Osteen Bridge Pish Camp A Cttn Shop. . m T H E NEW Sanford Shopping Center • SHOP TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D Carrier SHETLAND fra y , Bridle * for afternoon paper route. Saddle. $100. FA 28531. rout* can FA State. Must have Hctarenceo tad dependable car. Write Or- SHETLAND PONIES, • to 21" Admiral TV. Monte. Nten choose from, E o r r o l l * a , stand. A l a d Bargain! f t cnlatfoa Dept F. 0. Ben Machs, Palomino, Spotted VA State aHer 3 p. m. and Dapple, foo to $100. g ir l ’ s wr Ph. PA M i l l after I. I t . BH— II— W asted able. Call Keep amall children la home. 81A. Ftte PIANO. CaB SAT References available. Mrs. p. n . FA Alter. Betty Rodgers, 123 Hayes FOR SALE, hard Pupa. t$>. No paper*. FOR S A L E - Fin dirt, day. Dr. 4 weeks old Dec. 15. 4 shell, peat and topsail. Ellis BLOCK A BRICK Work, melee, I fomalsi. 349-4811. Lloyd, FA 61878. largs or amall Jobe. 323-4748. U Flower* Baby Crib A Child Care. FA S-RT4. new. FA 2-41IT. BLOOMING Rosea on Chen, 21. Bnaatjr kee itoek. A ll other kinds FIREPLACE WOOD of Nuraery shrubbery and Oak and Pins PERMANENT Wave Special tree*. Robert Mania, 323-0051 20% oft regular prteas Gray Shadows Nuraery open evenings by appt. POLAROID Land Camera. 5 Mi, S. on Sanford Ave. Free Park Lag lot Modal 808k complete with Cut 'N Curl Beauty wink light like new. Orig. 32. Fnrnltnm SIS Palmetto Are. Cost $13744, Will sell $30. Phono 322-0834 WANTED rotUM* 122-4948 after 1:16 taka ep monthly Harriett's Beauty Nook CARPETS d * M eerier wtte of $11.39 an I Eve Appt’*. I Sr. Beautician* the Mu* Lustre Elec. Sham* reemi of furniture. Call 105 So. Oak FA *5742 TE 61511, Casselberry, col­ ooper. Only $1 per day. Car* roll's Furniture. lect. 22. M M • F lin t - Repair ; s fln r fl y.M.UI. mm b q a sn v R tft It;*, Classified Phone FURN 2 lovely apt* . Lake SANFORD VACUUM CLEANGolden, lake privilege*. ER SERVICE. Part* and Call FA 60274. tuppliei for all make* in­ cluding: Electrolux. New "CLEAN quite Henna" The and rebuilt cleaners sold. Gables. FA 6471$. No borne service caD charge Phone FA 6220, W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 2555 Park Dr. .. Rooms private bath*, 114 W. First SL R n F D Pr An Tl fPt Q o SMALL Uofuni. 2-bedroom 1 Vacuum Cleaner Supplies bouse. 408 San Carlos, 183. Sole* • Electrolux, Hoover, FA 2 3951. Kirby, RtxAir, GE, Airway. Claantra bought, sold, ex­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS changed. Free pickup. GM Realtor Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, Raymond Lundquiet, As m . FA 2-4786. FA 63951 Atlatete Bank Bldg. C l* f M t r y • i * It. Ho* i . F ar Rant 0U4U4 « * » tsaterft S tra it 12. Notices • F m aw ata Dec. 21. 1963 — Page H 4 4-* I - »■ e �YOU CAN DEPEND O N A N A fr P Q UICK FROZEN GRADE "A ” YOUNG BROAD BREASTED 1 0 to l8 - L h » Average NOTICE! O PE N f. m. m f e r M lfh l S i* FULLY COOKED HAMS * 43* ¥49* S P E C IA L ! A 4 P — Whole or J « « M 11-Os. n *. \ Cranberry Sauce lan e Parker Especially Prepared Stuffing Bread IVa Jane Parker Herb Seasoned Stuffing Mix ^ A& P'h Own Alaminum Wrap EXTRA S P E C IA L! D O LE SLICED 20-Oz. Can E X T R A S PE C IA L! A L L C R ISP SW EET M IX E D Our FineMt Quality E X T R A S P E C IA L ! A N N P A G E R E A L L Y F IN E Carton onnaise Coast-To-Coast Muscatel, Sherry o r Pork (available only in stores handling wine) Jane Parker Delicious Pumpkin Pie Everybody lore* food pie—and everybody like* to aave money—no root* to ARP lor Jane t'arker Flea that make your month water—each * »• baked a rich (olden brawn, Uriah with filling, flaky-cruted. Take hoaM aareral at theaa epecial price*. SPECIAL! SULTANA SMALL SPECIAL! OLE HAWAIIAN Jane Parker Freshly Baked ASP MIXED PLASTIC BOX IN TH E S H E LL NUTS PATCH KOSHER CRISP PA S C A L F L A . CELERY Walnuts Bunch Dlaaioad Brand Almonds IDEAL FOR GIFT-GIVING Christmas Candy ' LAR G E JUICY Warwick Chocolate Covered Thin Mints 'LT 39c Warwick CkocoUl* Catered C H E R R IE S SS* 4 9 c Cream Drops I'A it’m ui.*2J9 CRISP WES' Wncthaiore ( M a t o Coverrd 29c Your tfreams ctm « trim with 69c :m * °*tAT anewne s r*onc n* comtahv. k & - PLAID STAMPS Warwick Aaaorted Chocolates Waetkmare Gam sad Cream MU Candy Bells ft* 29 c STORE HOURS: M o i l , Dec. 23 — 8:30 A. M. - 9 P. M. TueBn Dec. 24 — 8:30 A. M. - 6:30 P. M. CLOSED C H R ISTM AS D A Y A S P B R A N D FREESTO NE, SLICED or H A L F uper M arkets Prlcea In this ad are food through Tuesday, December 24. 2701 O RLAND O D RIVE 17-92 A T 27th ST. �*** « © * * Both Seminole College Sites Still In Running As Deseret Location Appears Eliminated %r J«*u » I f * good to get back at tha •1' desk and typewriter after a two-week lajrolf doe to aome ktad of as Infection that dam­ aged the M t arm. We itlll can't fly very fast with this eore wing. But we're grateful we're able to be tip and at ’em again. • • • Thank* to R. E. Porter for handling the Clock during our too. I » as of you who teat flowers, wrote cards, telepbooed, and came to aec na while we were at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Wt many flowers they i actually lined up around the room on the floor. The Fink Ladles at tha hospital got a workout just keeping them watered. • • By Fred V ia PeH Seminole County was-in i 31 position today is the “ home" of the proposed fouryear state university for East Central Florida. State Board of Control members, in a “ work confer­ ence" session at the Mayfair Inn, virtually eliminated the Mormon Church's Deseret site of 3,000 acres southeast of Orlando. There was practically no mention of that site during the four-hour conference and it waa not referred to by staff tnembera in tbelr reports to the board, or in their charts and graphs. Chairman Bays Harrison, of St. Petersburg, also "squel­ ched’’ continued reports that the board waa considering other sites In the two^ounty area when he announced at the outset of the meeting: "We are not in any man­ ner looking toward a n y other Ilian the four sites al­ ready chosen for considera­ tion. We intend lo concentrate every effort on the sites now under study. However, if they prove to be impractical then we will open ihe door and start all over again in Ihe selection of a site." Still under consideration and thoroughly discussed by the board members, Us ataff members, S e m i n o l e and Orange County representa­ tives this morning were these sites: 1. Bluestone, 13 miles south of Orlando in Orange County and containing 1,000 acres. 2. Lake Ada, immediately souih of Sanford city limits, and containing 1,260 3. Econiockhatchew, iously referred lo aa tha Law Ranch, worth of Chwhieta and east of Oviedo, containing t.300 acres on the Econlockhitchee River and during this morning’s session called the •'Eeon site.’* The board members, ex­ cepting John Pace, Pensa­ cola, who was absent, spent lait weekend again visiting and Inspecting Bluestone, Lake Ada and the Eeon site. Originally planned to be a closed acsilon this morning, the board opened the meeting to the press and the public at the last minute. Hen. J.C. Hutchison, speak­ ing for Seminote County, again outlined to Ihe control board members h ow this county will "bend every ef- feat” lo bring about adequate toads, utilities and other deafred Improvements for elthsr and a new fire station !w serve the Lake Ada site, should the university he piaw­ ed there, and also to aervw He laid this county, over and above proffered free lands at the Eeon site, will purchase necessary acreage to "square” the proposed alto then. He pointed out tbw Urge frontage along the Eeonlockhatche* River. He also proposed an additional 1,000foot frontage ateo* Highway 17-B2 for the Lako Ada site or, as an allernaUv*. 330 aens south of Lake Vary Boule­ vard, which would give two frontages on Lake Mary. City Manager W. E. Knowlea told the board the City will build a new water plant, new sewago disposal plant any h o u s i n g development which may follow. Others speaking for Semi­ nole County were Sen. Maek Cleveland, Rep. Joe Davis, City Commissioner Joe Bak­ er and Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the Chamber el Commerce long range com­ mittee on education. Orange County representa­ tives also spoke for Blueatone, Don Evans, county commiss­ ion chairman; Sen. Beth John­ son, Chamber of Commerce officials, state representatives and others. Dr. Charles Foreman, beard member from Fort Lauder­ dale, spoke lor more thaw > half-hour In pointing to the benefit of Bluestone, in regard to student potential from Or­ lando and proximity to space Industry. Dr. Wayne McCall, board member from Ocala, “ boom­ ed” for the Eeon site when he had General Hutchison and othera extol the merits of that piece of “ beautiful roll­ ing ground with ha frontage on the Eeon river." Gert Schmidt, m e m b e r from Jacksonville, boosted Ihe Lake Ada site by outlining its closeness to Sanford, with future annexation, full utili­ ties, adjacent to Sent Inula High School and near ihe cul­ tural centers at Orlando, Sawford, and DeLand, along with being "a beautiful site." Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, executive director for the Board of Control, and Jack Sutton, research analyst, out­ lined details af road mileage* and time elements between population points and the threw sites. Sutton pointed out the Eeon site is in the "very center" • ! the Mclboorne-Orlando-Day. tons triable both populationwise and geographically. When the seastoo adjourned at 1 p, m. this afternoon, Chairman Harrison announc­ ed the "board hopes to make its final declaion at Us Jan. 10 session in Tallahassee." • By the way, this county ean ho proud of Seminole Mem' oriel Hospital. We've seen some of the rountry'e finest during the pssl several years But Seminul* Memorial com pares very favorably with most of them. • • • If you noticed county cm ptoyes smiling today there's a reason. At this morning's meeting of the County Com mission it was decided that county employes would be paid today instead of having to watt until Dec. 31. • • • Seminole County JayCees are busy looking up past pres, idenls of the organization— that is since ihe group was re-organized in IMS. The local Junior trade body wants photos of all past presidents for a special display during open bouse festivities at the JayCee building for Jayt'cc Week, Jan. 19-23. • • • The Seminole Timing Asso­ ciation has presented Sheriff J. L , Hobby with a check for 1300 for the Sheriffs' Boys Ranch near Live Oak. The funds for the gifts for the ranch were raised during a recent benefit race at the Osceola Drag Strip. B S Trainer Explodes Over Mississippi S i r ? g > m tfo r fc i b r a l f c > Zip Code 32771 County OKs Talks On Use Of Old Airport ) W EATH E R : Partly cloudy with few ahowera likely tonight; high today In upper 70s; low tonight -15-55. The Seminole Board of County Commiuloneri, meet­ ing In an abbreviated session this morning, authorized Coun­ ty Attorney Harold Johnson to negotiate with E. J. "Bud" Houghton of the Sports Car Club of America for a blan­ ket contract to permit the club to utilize the Osceola air­ port six to eight wcekandi per year. Tho Commission alio aulhoried a payment of $750 which represents Seminole County’* percentage of tha loss austabled by several Central Florida Counties who Joined In the sponsorship of the Sa­ lute to Space Science Fair which wna held in Orlando during November. In other Commlaaioa action, the board adopted a resolu­ tion whleh officially estab­ lishes the Big Tree near Loogwood aa tha largest and oldest tree of ita kind la tho United Slate*. The board authorized Commlaalooer John Alexander to ipend np to <300 lo have tho sign* relating to Big Tree Park on U. S. 1T-M repainted. Several lots In th* Crystal Lake Winter nomea subdivis­ ion on Country Club Road were resoned from H-S (mul­ tiple family) to CN (commer­ cial). There was no opposi­ tion. In other rezoning action, several lota la Frost's Addi­ tion to Altamonte Springs wars resoned from K-i (sin­ gle family residence) to R-S (multiple family residences). The Commission set a hear­ ing for Jan. 14, on tha matter at vacating and abandoning certain roads in th* Chuiuotn area. Several o t h e r bearing* which were originally slated for today’s meeting war* dolayed until M il week. United Preaa Leased W ire fetaMiaited 1908 MON., DECEMBER 23, 1963 SANFORD, FLO RID A NO. 89 A B E R D E E N , Miss. ( U P I ) — VOL. 56 A Strategic A ir Command B52 bomber apparently exploded in air and crashed in a snow-cov­ ered woodland south o f here today, the A ir Force said. A ll six men aboard the plane were killed. The names o f the victim s were withheld pending; n o tifi­ Gains Seen cation o f next o f kin. L A K E L A N D (U P D -E x e c u An A ir Force spokesman ••Id tha huge Jet plane went liv e V ire President Robert W. down shortly after takin g o f f Rutledge o f Florida Citrus from the neurliy Columbus A ir Mutual says Irc-h orange Force Base. W itnesses suiil shipments from Florida will hits and pieces o f the a irc ra ft start gaining on last y e a r in were scattered over an area o f weeks to come. about three-quarter* o f n m ile. BERLIN (U P I) - Commu­ There waa u large m it e r in 18 Rescued nist guards politely welcomed the snow-crusted g r o u n d P O R T A U X BASQUES, West Berlin Christmas visi­ ightcen sca­ where one section o f the plane! N fld. ( U P I ) — Righted tors through th* wall today plunged fh 4. 1 ■ ‘ but apparently used their The scene of .ha crash wa s ' F len ch freighter Dnuala were submachine gu m on an Eait in a wooded art'll about 10 res d ied from two lifeboats German refugee to halt his Wayne McCall, Ocala; Cheater Whittle, Orlnndo; STATE HOARD O F CONTROL members today, miles south o f Aberdeen, lo­ Sunday a lter surviving So flight West. Chairman Haya Harrison, St. Petersburg; Gert at the M ayfair Inn, heart I all the "pros and conn'1 cated in northeast Mississippi, hour* adrift in tb« Icy Allan West Berlin police reported Schmidt, Jacksonville, and Dr. Charles Fur*on th* advantage* und (liamlvantagen o f select­ Rescue units m ad* th eir w a y tic. hearing 10 burata of subma­ man, Fort Lauderdale. ing n site for the proponed utato university in to the scene over Icy roads. chine gun firs and screams (Herald Photo) Congratulations to Linda A ir police cordoned o f f the Shooting Renewed Seminole or Orange County. From the left: Dr. during tiie fog-ahrouded night Post on winning the Bill urea around the w reckage. N IC O S IA , Cyprus ( L T D at n point where tha Amer­ Hem phill M otorette* League The piano apparently hud H eavy automatic and rifle ican sector touches East Ger­ special tournament. Linda was taken o f f on a train ing m is­ fire crackled again today In many. presented a used car for her sion. The A ir Fore* declined to Nicosia, where at least four Th* Incident marked the triumph over S3 other league say whether it curried uny nu­ person* have h im killed in flnt border “ blood Incident" m em b ers who com peted fur clear weapons. clashes between Greek and sine* the Communists four the prize. The ea r was pre Turkish Cypriots since Satur­ days ago temporarily opened sented by the loop’ s sponsor, day. W ASH ING TO N ( U P I ) — tha wall for juletld# East W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) B ill Hem phill, • • • The State Departm ent Satur­ Berlin visit* by West Berlin­ A presidential em ergency G IB R A L T A R ( U P I ) - An v Ivors had been picked up and The initial word today from day lashed out at Republican ers—the first such visit* since board recom m ended today that rescue operation* were epic rescue operation led by the m eeting o f the Slate congressman W illiam C. Cra the wall went up in August, that ihe Florida E ast Coast four sm all ships in the A t­ “ practically at an en d ." Board o f Control at the Maym cr o f Florida for “ distor 1961. R ailw ay rehire striking e m ­ A U. S. A ir Force spokes­ H A M M O N D , ind. ( U P I ) — fa ir Inn seems to increase West Berlin police said they lantic saved hundred* of p er­ lions" and "in a c c u ra c ie s " in ployes to fill all non operat­ man la id in Ramstein, G er­ Sem inole County's chances of An explosion described aa heard cries of “ hilt, halt' sons from flam es and the aea charges involving ita t e n u ity ing Jobs on the line, including today after expiosiona ripped many, that rescue planes fly ­ division and the a ctivities of mixing with tha itaecato gun Circuit Judge V olte A . W illanding the East Central F lo r­ “ som ething like an atomic D AI.LAS, Tex. ( L T D - Po- those held hy worker* hired ing over the disaster scene re­ bom b" ripped through u burn­ ida U niversity Ihe Greek cruise liner Laknnia Secretary of State Doan Rusk blasts and Us* acres ms. They llama to d a y fixsd bail a t $!«• ported all survivors apparent­ With the virtual elimination ing warehouse containing anti* lit® loday seized a woman since Ihe strike began eleven with 1,036 persons aboard. A statement to newsmen by waited in tha fog for a refu 600 fo r Ralph Strawder, con­ ly had been picked up by o f the D eseret site in Orange freeze e a rly today. One fir e ­ with a gun in her purse at T lie coastal radio station at department press o ffic e r Ren gee to reach the Western side victed o f contempt o f court ships. County, Seminole County now man was killed mill at least 16 the entrance to the courtroom months ago. Santa Cruz dc Ten erife in the TlttrkfieUI labeled as "absolu ­ of the death atrip. No one ap­ for Jury tam pering and o r ­ where self-appointed rxoru j The railroad has refused lo "About too bnties had been has two sites still under con­ persuna injured. dered to county Jail Thursday Canary Islands reported this tely fa ls e " C ram cr'a sugges­ peared. sideration with one site re ­ for a 30-dny period. Fire and police o ffic ia ls suiil tiuncr Jack Ruby was asking flre the m ore than Hky per afternoon that almut 900 sur- spotted floating in lifejackets tion that Ru.sk Interfered in for freedom on hail. I sons hired since the strike be­ in the disaster area, he said. m aining in Orange. Judge W illia m * fixed th * a rig W S J caught in the ruhblu the normal adm inistrative A sheriff’ s matron a lig n e d U. S. A ir Force pilots re ­ Still another encouraging and they w ere n o t s u r e supersedeua bond to a llo w gan last January 23. But the procedures in the firin g of Burns Reports ported the burning cruise lin­ word was the fact that Board whether any firem en were to search women entering the T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P I ) — Straw der to appeal hi* convic­ security officer Otto Otcpka. em ergency board said these court found the weapon. er was still afloat as ol 0 a.in. Chairm an Raya Harrison re ­ trapped or not. Otrpka was charged with Jacksonville Mayur llsydnn tion o f 30 day* and $300 (in * em ployes should be replaced T o protect Ruby from the K8T. ported at the start o f today’ s passing confidential in form a­ Burns reported today that he or 30 additional d a y * fo r a l­ The firem en were pouring Tha Canary tslands broad­ parley, that the Board of water on the Uliana Transit fate he dealt to accused by striker* taken hark in tion to unauthorized persons, collected $6,060 in contribu­ legedly try in g to " f i x " the Ck cast said the last person to Control is not considering any Warehouse when II.... xplosion assassin l.ee H arvey Oswald, nonoperating jolts on the lusts allegedly some m em bers of tion* last week for his cam ­ It. Low dvrm llk "citru s sw in ­ lease the l.akonia was the other sites at this tim e. Har­ loured through t h e h u g e police had ordered everyone o f seniority. (lie Senate Internal Security paign fur governor and had d le" tria l ju ry twu weeks egos T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P I ) entering the court searched, Greek skipper of the luxury The board also culled for rison further said that the building. S traw d er has until any Umw subcommittee. He is appeal­ not spent any money cam ­ i Flanked by six ilefense at the railw ay lo grant a wage Senate Secretary Ed Fraser vessel, M. Zarhls. H ie ship hoard would not consider any Thursday to post the bond. paigning. The im parl was som ething „ (rm,y , Ruby „ nilcd am| inerrase o f 10 26 cents an hour told the Capitol Building Com was ablaze 300 miles off the ing his discharge. other sites unless none o f the like an atumic bomb, police- j „ h<. w„ , l tp|a-d ,nto to its n on operating workers m lttre In la y that legislative coast o f Morocco. three rem aining sites is found man G eorge M agunary said. ,he courtronm t.arly llni|,.r in conform ance with a na­ facilities in Ihe rapitol are Many o f the survivors were practical. •It mushroomed out and was ,M.avy guard, lie posed fur tional pattern agreed upon m ohsulete, outmoded and very believed injured or suffering • • » fallowed by a suction.” I pictures from exposure after hours tort-’ hy all other Class I rail­ had. Cham ber of C om m erce W indows were blown nut o f when the hearing started be roads. Fraser met with the cum spent In a m ercifully calm m embership com m itter will stores three tdoek* away. The forc Joe n Hnmn (lt. But the board recom m end­ m lttre as it reiterated its sea aw aiting rescue. have a new publicity gim m ick warehouse, believed to , f*-n»e attorneys ami Dist. ed that the unions involscd recommendation that a sep­ Th ere was no confirmation for 1961—quite attractive, too. (N o te to John K rk ier: Save about three-stories high and i AMy> , U>nr) VVude began ar- in the strike withdraw their arate building should be pro from the British adm iralty or uliout the aiau o f a football gumenls. demand for paym ent o f an viiled for the Legislature the ship'a owners o f the Ten e­ one fur R. E. P o rte r.) field, was local id in a rumple x Outside the door, a matron estim ated $20,lot) in retroac­ when the renter portion of rife radio rescue report. of warehouses. the Capitol Building, sagging slopped Karen Lynn ftennett. tive pay. The 20.3tt-ton luxury liner a striptease perform er at was carryin g 631 passengers The board said Florida East badly, is rebuilt. Tapper Announces Uuhy’ a Carousel Club who Coast sftould not have to pro­ Tin- com m ittee, headed hy and 363 crew m embers on a T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P I ) - works under the name "little vide the back pay “ in light Secrctary o ( State T o m Christmas holiday cruise from Form er Sen. G eorge (J. T ap­ L yn n ." of the railroad's deteriorating | Adams, vowed to put this England to the Portuguese Is­ per, P o rt SI. Jo* contractor, Stic had been called to ap­ cash position, due in part lo reeom m endallon Tor a taw land o f Madeira when fire W ASH IN G TO N ( UPI ) - filed notice today that hr will pear as a witness for the de­ the long and costly strike dur. [ legislative building before Ihe broke out shortly before m id­ night I I p. in. EST Sunday}. ing the past y e a r ." i lawm akers again in 1963. D em ocratic leaders, s t i l l run for the senate next year. fense. struggling to adjourn Con­ gress before Christm as, won a prelim in ary round today when the House Rules Com ­ m ittee cleared P r e s i d e n t Johnson's foreign aid bill for D A L L A S . T ex. ( I T I ) - o ff three shot, into the Presi­ ' degrees Nov. 22 to a sub- I lit full-page newspaper ad* doubt tlie G O P Is still the floor action. Snow, cold, flow er* anil con­ dent and Texas Gov. John freer.ng, snowy pre-Christmas to "cu rry the spirit o f Christ* stronger organizing force in Th e com m ittee, which be- trite pilgrim s today hovered Connally. The curious and j gloom. |mas—chsrity, good w ill, l«v c the county, the ever-present cause o f D em ocratic absentee, over the spot where President m ourner* still come. hand o f fate already has lie Dallas, aw are of the futili i —Into the new y e a r ." ism and a Republican boy­ Kennedy was slain 31 days An unidentified woman and ty of grievin g, braved the This conservative. Rcpubll- gun etching signs o f ch an ge." cott could not produce ■ quo­ ago. Christm as decorations in her teen-aged daughter, dress­ slippery footing that followed 1can city felt a political TW O SERVICE men overseas will hear their mothers' voice* Christmas rum needed to act Saturday, The officia l mourning wav ed in black, knelt in the snow the tragedy and worked to change. The Dallas Morning the rity were gay, but there Day through the courtesy o f the Communications Workers o f America turned out all but three of ended Suzida), but the gloom Sunday to lay a wreath near redeem itself. were reports that retail tales * News said Sunday: ita 13 m em ber* today. By an hung on. local 3108, who drew names from a hat Sunday evening at the USO. From the spot. Many bowed their “ On N ov. 23, ironically, It were off. “ I guess it was part­ The MeLbuliat churches of S to 4 vote, th* com m ittee the left: Mrs. Mary Washburn, USO director; Mrs. Robert Get man, who W reaths still w ere on both heads in prayer. Dallas started a “ 100 days o f |suddenly becam e socially ac- ly the w arm autumn." one cleared Ihe measures for an­ sides o f the street where. In merchant said, “ and that ter The weather has changed lo v e " cam paign Bi-hop Wil- 1ceptahle to he a D em ocrat will talk to her son, Ronald, at Okinawa: Mrs. Theodore 1-nTour, who other test. 6 1 tecooda, a sniper squeezed from a balm y, aunliglitcd 66 [lia m C. M arlin urged citizen- t “ Although them ja little rilite tilin g." will tulk to hur sou, Iteunis, in Juiyan, and Russ Kituer, o f CW A. mwA... East Berliners Shot Escaping Explosion Rips Huge Warehouse Stripper Seized At Ruby Hearing FEC Advised To Rescue Ships Save Cramer Hit For 'Distortions' Rehire Strikers Hundreds At Sea $1,500 Bond Set In Strawder Case Facilities For Legislature Hit House Rules Group Clears Aid Bill Pilgrims Still Visit Kennedy Assassination Scene 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e633fd8f4c85b8a20852208b33a603d9.pdf 46357d04b20160b099f5226172602ee4 PDF Text Text DeBoryCIub Carnival Plans Ky Mrs. Adam Mailer T.:c October m edia* the the DeBvry Home Demonstra­ tion Club will be bold this T uesday at the Community Center. T-'ie workshop will tie held from ID a. m. until noon at which Ume a break will be taken for luncheon and a so­ cial period Members a rt starting their Christmas ar­ ticles and will work in sev­ eral different medias under direction of Mrs, George m i leath Triplett Drive, was peemet ad at W e d n e s d a y ■Ukt’a meeting of the Women’a Clnb of Casselberry and the dob voted to per M r DM there of the cost. Tb« meeting, the first of An fall schedule was • Onset Might and members *ere ashed to bring newcom­ ers to the community and •ifenr potential members aa The new president, Mrs. Ihemea Hneston, presided. ■A short memorial waa held Mr families of clnb mamhere who have died during The group voted to donate H* to toe United Fond. New members Joining Urn «teb w on Mrs. Curtis Blow, Mrs. B. D. Wesley, Mrs. Gall Kteatoe, Mrs. Mildred L. Knight, Mr*. Edwins Mitchell, Mrs. Mirton Marsh sad Mrs. To Meet GUEST SPEAKERS W. R. Mathews, Deltona sales m anager, le ft and Charles R. McCarthy, Deltona recreational director, rig h t, were in tro ­ duced a t last week’s DcBary Chambers of Commerce D inner m eeting by J . C. Bradley, C of C president center. (Cox Photo) By Mra. Adam Miller A period of rapid growth waa predicted for the "Gold­ en Triangle" of Central Flor­ ida, including DeBary, by W. R. Mathews, Deltona sales di­ rector, who waa guest speaker a t laat week's dinner meeting of the DeBary Chamber of Commerce. A film on Deltona, which la being developed by Maekle C of C treasurer, waa Intro­ duced. Tfedemann was pre­ sented with a Scroll from the Chamber In recognition of past •ervlcea. Presiding at the meeting held at the Dellary Restau­ rant waa J. C. Bradley, presi­ dent. The invocation was given by Rev. Cecil N. Ogg with the benediction given by Rev. A. C. Summers. The next dinner m a tin g of the group will be held In No­ vember a t the Recreation Hall of the DeBary Fire Station. 2,098 Enrolled At Stetson Fall registration totals for Florida’s oldest university, Stetson, show 2,008 students enrolled, There are 1,303 daytime stu­ dents on Stetson's DeLand campus Including 440 fresh­ men and M transfer students. An additional 281 students are taking evening courses In DeLand aud 19 others In Daytona Beach. On the St. Petersburg cam­ pus, 223 students are enrolled in the Stetson College of Law, the atate’a oldest law school. None of these figures In­ clude registration at 12 ex­ tension centers operated by the University in cooperation wuit Baptist churches around the state. Charles R. McCarthy, Dsttona recreational director. The film was in color and waa narrated by Don McNeil, emcee of ra. dlo’a Breakfast Club. Mathewa told tha group that tha developers have agencies By Helen Snodgrass In many countries which are A small group of Enter­ promoting this area on rndlo prise parents met last Tues­ and TV and through newspa- day evening at the school in Chatman, o f f i c e r s end an effort to re activate the During the brief business Pa rent-Teacher Council for werisers for Seminole County's Mutual Concert Series gather­ •M*inn, Claire Fellows, who tills school term. A slate of officers was re­ ed i t the Capri Restaurant succeeds Rudy Tiedouiaim a« commended ami will be pre­ Monday to kickoff their twosented through lotter pnof week aoncantratad member- 4-H Clubs to elections to he held at a meeting in November at ■hip drive for the annuel pre­ which time there also wilt sentation of cultural aventa. To Meet Meetings for three local be an Open House at the DAR Chapter "Three top-flight programs area Girls 411 Clubs are School. are scheduled for this year," scheduled this week. Named were Mrs. David Has Meeting announced Judge Vernon Mite, Tlie Second Year Lake Mon­ Tnipf, president; Mrs, Ed­ By .Mrs. Adam Mullrr president ef the eseocletiou. roe girls will meet immedi­ win Urnddock, vice president; The Weklwa Chapter of the "The very beet In mueie end ately after school today In Mrs. Roy Scniones, secre­ Daughters of the American drama la brought to Seminole the Community Building be­ tary; Mrs. James Davis, pub­ Revolution met last Wednes­ County through the efforts of hind the lake Monroe School. licity and 3lrs. Pal Trent- day in DeBary at the home the Mutual Concert Assoc la of Mrs, Peter Koppenaal with On Thursday the Lake owskl, publicity chairman. lion, affording the people of Monroe Junior Club will be Announcement was made It members present. this county tho opportunity to meeting at tha same time that the sixth grade students Following the business ses­ enjoy tho finest In entertain­ and place and Ihe Sanford will present a "United Na­ sion an Interesting program ment. Junior Club will meet at 4 tions Program" this Thurs­ on tlie Seminole Indians was "Seating capacity of the p. m. at the Home Demon­ day at 1 p. m. All parents presented by Mrs. Ralph Leonard. Seminole High School auditor­ stration Center on 73lh Street. are invttrd |o attend. ium, whers all concerts are held, la limited and only dot) now.see why memberships will be aulil." noted Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, they call it membership chairman. "Former members will be contacted and given first choice and then prospective members will be offered a chance to Join tho organisa­ tion," said Mra. Smith. "If you are pot contacted, please call me' and 1 will see that one of our workers cults on yuu,” •he added. Admission to any of tha con­ cert# Is by membership ran! only and no singla admlsslnna will Ini sold. However, mem­ ew TornaUo-OM C. A m i n e s < onl, O i i i H i u l C o m l o M a b l e t Hids* Uki a p i x s n g r r r»r: tmooln and qul<L bership cards are transfer­ M Cam lu to m o lir i engine gives more tionepower H ie big a i d e eeet. Viiibi IiI , unlimiltd. Options Include: autoable and members may let a o n less gss I n in i n , othe, production engine, m ill* Iren,mission, t n d i p i n d i n t front suspension, power friend use their card. _____________ sleeting an d power brakes. ______ Concerts are scheduled for early December, mid-January and February. Enterprise PTC To Re-Aclivale Concert Group Launches Drive For Members By Bernice Kelsey The Oviedo PTO will spon­ sor its annual Halloween Car­ nival this Saturday beginning at S:3o p. m. The event will take place in the school cafe­ teria and on the sidewalk and street on the east aide of the cafeteria. Mrs. Argle ChrUtlleh, chair­ man, In announcing plans to­ The afternoon pruxiam on day, said a ham (upper will "Spruce I’p-tMint-Up your be served In the cafeteria Home-’ will be presented by where homemade pastries al­ Mrs. C. Elia. so will be available for des­ sert. Tickets will not be sold at the door and only those hold­ ing tickets purchased In ad­ vance will 'be observed. Tic­ CHARTER for American Legion Memorial Unit 256 of Ctuwelberry waa r QUICK! kets are on sale now from presented recently by Sixth D istrict P resident M artha Danesky (left) to Mrs. Louise Beasley In Mrs. Harold Kryder, president of the auxiliary, (Herald Photo) JE T SPRAY ™ Oviedo, Mra. Chrkitlieb In Hoof Cleaning Chuluota, Mra. Lynwood Scot! In Goldenrod and Mrs. Jam es Takes Only ffoure! Merchandising Tour To Include Sanford Girl Colbert In Slavla. FSU student B«Uy Williams The tour, sponsored by the I by Dr. Haicl T. Stevens, will On sale In the sidewalk Y EN T SC H booths will be popcorn, hot- of Sanford is one of a 31- university’s Department of be under supervision of Dr. Mainlenanrr Service dogs, soft drinks, homemde member senior group major.<iU 2E .lM ,l. FA 3-4843 ilwt Textiles headed I Elisabeth Shannon. candy, candled applies and cotton candy. Adding to enjoyment of the oeraskm will be milk bottle games, fish pond, pick-poc­ ket, kiddie rides, spook house, dart games, pony rides, bal­ loon min, bicycle built for Guild To Meet In Casselberry Attend Meet DeBary Fire Chief John Lambertson and President Thorton Smith attended the Fire Chiefs' meeting held in Del-eon Springs last Friday night. The Ladies Guild of the Ascension Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the church with .Mrs. Rich­ ard Stcidlcy in charge of the discussion. Program topic will be "Be Filled with the Spirit." Re­ freshments will be served following the program by the hostesses, Mrs. Edwin Saar and Mrs. Stcidlcy. Only 12 and One-Half Pound* Light Dnylight Blue Picture Tube Built In Telescoping Antenna i) ~ ^ Model 31 110 SEE TH IS COMPACT BEAUTY IN UUIC SHOWROOM NOW 1 The state of Alaska D Some 2,200 vessels have been wrecked near Cape list- about one-fifth the sire ol continental United Stales. (eras, N. C. In 100 years. • 118 Magnolia FA 2-1562 3 L? WtseWMW 1 ) te h. , tot* M A % 1 ’ HHHBNKU& • 1 V, <1‘=s§!| . , - 'tjjtn* ¥ J ! t Clinic Chairmen Plan Coffee By Berslcg Kelsey Mra. Douglas Layman am! Mrs. Csrl Fowler, chairmen of the Ovlrdo School clinic. Will entertain Clinic .Mothers a t a coffee to he held this Thursday at 9 a. m, in the school cafeteria. The chairmen are anxious to stress the importance of having mothers participate in the program and the part they are playing in the phy­ sical welfare of the school children. They are deeply apprecia­ tive of mothers who are work­ ing In the clinic and would be glad for more volunteers. t» l a i f »« Satar. I The sa b le lust a e h ert etep up. Doors open a wide IS degree*. And IrediUonellr high ground clearance It new eombmed with lew leading height I • UMTh Driver Never Had License DUBUQUE, lows (Urn— F or 34 years Mel,In Booth ■topped at all tha etop signs and never drove over the speed lim it Today he had his flra t traffic ticket — for driv* Ing without a license. Ha told Jiulir* ha never butlirred tu got enc. I ia tho su r e st protection again st freeze-ups. Your Standard dealer checks, drains, flushes y o u r cooling system , replaces worn ports. O nly th en does h e add Atlas 1 1 1 P e r m a - G u a r d and attach Standard Oil's guarantee against anti freeze lo ss 'til n ex t A pril. G uaranteed Radiator Protection is another o f the w ays— 500 E. Second fit. S e e 'Jeep* vehicles <r in action in Sanford, i»t 1 Florida we take better care of your carl Tuesday 9 p. m Channel 9 STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KFNTUCKY) i i �Counfy Election Saatfei* lirralit University Site *** e i ® 6* “Time with a newspaper is all Um time” . . . so read a tag-line in last week's Herald promoting " N e w s p a p e r Week” So It t« «t « (his morning, The Herald was alerted that “ Hurricane Ginny" might become dangerous to this area. R. K. Porter thought to arrite a clock item about It, especially about tak e Mornoe being fogged in. By noon, “Ginny" had taken over precedence of all other news. • • • Seminole County grand jury was slated to go into session today . . . law officers from throughout the county on hand to testify. But , , . Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported unable to impanel a full Jury. Opening postponed until Fri­ day. • • • City Manager Pete Knowles and M. A. Yelvington, city planning official and acting president of the Southern Iluilding Code Congress, help­ ing the city of Fernand in a Beach “iron out” Its refuse problems. Pete is hack from a one-day visit hut “ Foots" Is still there. Ex-Sanforditc Have Gatchel is city manager of Feniandina Itemli. • • • R. E. Porter noticed this morning the Florida Hotel is being vacated . . . especially office-holders. Hole) w i l l make way for a Sanford At­ lantic bank parking lot and subsequaatly, a new hank building. • • • City firemen made three runs Tuesday afternoon and early today . . . a grais fire at Praver Homes on Sanford Avenue and a Irani fire ai 13th and Cedar. Twice to the latter point, where an old building U living razed . . . at H p m. Tuesday and 3; 10 a. m. today, » • • Another United Fund drive repurt due at 4 p. in. Thursday at First Federal caucus room. Now over 23,3 per cent of the feather. To­ day’s unofficial listing in­ cludes reports of employe contributions of Seminole hos­ pital, ACL, Chase and Com­ pany, First Federal. FP&L. Florida State Rank, Sanford Herald and Southern Hell. How about that’’ t • t Longwood OKs 2 Annexations ti l e p o s s i b i l i t y n f n n iv n ll off. rumpus trai t for recreational purposes. If. however, the Board o? Control should * d m otio of the other four sites, our Hoard of County Cinnfnii.ii.iu ers mutt purchase the sue se­ lected and present it to He slate. At the prevent time, our Commissioners do not have authority under cxi-ling • Why “twist" when you can “ cake walk" at the l'inecroat PTA carnival Saturday even­ ing? • • • First fall meeting of Hie lni.ird of directors, Seminole County unit. Central Florida Til and RD Association, will he at 8 p. in. Tuesday at the Seminole County Health De­ partment, President Jam es C. Lee reports. • • • Randall Chase. S a n f o r d , joined other industry com­ mittee members of the Flori 'a Council of too today in a session at Lakeland to dis­ cuss Florida's present econ­ omic posture and additional efforts to attract new indus­ try to the .slate • • • • |n charity there is no ex­ cess. neither can angel or man come in danger by it"— Sir Francis Bacon. (Just a nice way to remind you of the UF fund drive | • • • Former President Harry S. Truman will tie the banquet Speaker at Florida Stale University’s h o m e c o m I ng Nov. 13-It! at Tallahassee. • • • “ Jet Stream ’ report in Tuesday’s paper notwithstand­ ing, the Acey Deucy party as SXAS will be held Fridayevening . . . nut Saturday. • • • Ted Walt*. I-ongwood busi■essman and B R Helms, Incumbent councilman, pick­ ed up petitions to qualify as candidates for one of tile three council offices in the Dec, 3 municipal election. • Special election in and for laws to purchase properties Seminole County for the with public funds fnr this p u r p o s e of effectuating purpose. Our legislative delegation, Chapter S3-I93I Act of the in the 1963 Session, passed an Legislature being: “An act relating to the act giving this power to our Commissioners upon approval Board of County Commis­ sioners of Seminole Counfy; of a majority of the register­ authorizing said board to ed electors of our County. On Nov. 3 the voters will vote acquire a site for an Insti­ tution of higher learning by on the qurstion of whether or eminent domain, condemna­ not our County Commission­ ers should have this author­ tion, purchase or gift; pro­ viding for donation of land ity. If the voters say. "no.” it to the state; authorising the Issnance of evidence of In­ means that the Board of Con debtedness In finance the trnl will not be ahle In con shier any of the four sites in purchase of said lands.” our County which must be “ Election Day. Nov, 5. the purchased. It ran, however, ciliirns of Seminole County consider the one site which have an iinusunl opportunity,” the County docs not have to said former State Sen. Doug­ las Slciislrom today. “Never before has consid­ eration been given lo the es­ tablishment r>£ a state uni­ versity in this county, and 1 doubt that such consideration The final annexation ordi­ w ill be given again during the nance for two parcels of land, lifetimes of most of us." StcnsfVum, chairman of the one of which is the building long range committee on ed­ sile for the new Winn Dixie ucation of Hie Seminole Coun­ Store located at Mobley’s cor­ ty Chamber of Commerce, ner on Highway 17 92. was today issued this statement of unanimously adopted a f t e r clarification on the question three consecutive readings at of Seminole County permis­ a continued session of the sive legislation to be placed Longwood City Council Tues­ before the county electors on day evrning. Nov. S: Other property included in We do have a chance, now, the ordinance is situated to have established here a north of Church Street ami degree-granting state univers­ .also fronts Highway 17-92, Iti other business a motion ity. The Board of Control, under authority granted by was made and approved to re ­ our Legislature, has Inspected move tree stumps at the cor­ 23 locations in six East Cen­ ner of Hardy and Lake Ave­ tral Florida counties os pros­ nue at a cost of $55, A letter was read from the pective sites for a proposed new university. Winter Park Telephone Com­ Five of these sites are in pany explaining why rates in Seminole County. One of them Longwood could not he rrduchas been offered by a very i I at this time. The letter generous citizen to our Coun­ [ cited recent high expense and ty Commissioners for present­ expected future expense in­ ation to the state, and if this volved in the county-wide ex­ site should be chosen by the pansion now under considera­ Board of Control, there will tion as reasons preventing a he no need for our County lower rate. Commissioners to purchase The meeting was adjourned lands for the new university, subject to call. save snd except, however. • Another “Gold W ard ’ was presented today hy the Untied Fund (o Seminole Memorial Hospital for too per cent em ­ ploye participation UF «ay» “hats off ami thanks to Jonnie Eiain.” • ¥ • “ A man’s true wealth Is the good he does *it this w o rU — MuLammcd. N ilU U II’K J. I Tux Upheld TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — So called sales contracts for deeds, which ap* applications to purcha-** in sump subdivisions, ate taxable un dor Florida taw, t’io Supreme Court ruled today. The lower court ruling was challenged by the Gulf American Land (’orpin alien. purchase. If, on the other hand, the voters say, “yes,” the Board of Control can con­ tinue its consideration of ill of the five sites in Seminole County. Further, if the Board se­ lects one of the four sites which must be purchased, the County Commissioners will then suhmit to the freeholders of the County, in a bond elec­ tion. the question of whether or not bonds should he is­ sued for the purpoie oi rea­ lising funds with which to purrhase the sile selected. In this election. 50 per cent plus one of the freeholders who are registered electors will have to favor the bond issue, if we are to obtain the uni­ versity. We are not now, however, voting on the question of bonds; We are voting solely on the question of whether t h e County Commissioners will have the basic authority to purchase lands to bo given to the state for the university. This is the first step. Needless to say, l a m deep­ ly hopeful that all of the reg­ istered voters in Seminole County will vote on Election Day ami w-ill vote in favor of grunting to our County Com­ missioners this authority, in this way. we can keep alive consideration hy the Board of Control of alt of otir five sites as pnssihli* tneatlon* for (lie new university. Ultimately, this university wilt be the space - sciences engineering center of the free world. We cannot afford not to vote, and we certainly cannot af­ ford to vote against this auth­ ority for our Commissioner*. W EATHER: Occasional rnin tonight: rain, possible stpialU Thursday; high totlny 76-82;low tonight 66-72. VOL. 56 United Press "Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 45 HAS Ready To Move Planes if Necessary (JEN. HUTCHISON . . . county bill SEN. CLEVELAND WILLIAM DIAL . . . amendment 2 (i. E. HAIL Man Confesses Still Destroyed Leaders To Discuss Slaying: Admits Trial Perjury in Geneva Area; 4 Election Issues One Arrested . . , iim cudnicnt 1 Bulletin raided and xmushcil a 110-gallon illicit moonshine (Mill n e a r Geneva, One man wan arrested. The (sheriff in pictured (top) in the m id s t of the still ret up. Notice the water pump at tin* riplit. L ow er photo is a clom-up of the cooker, evaporator and pump. Herald photographer Ihll Vincent Jr. accompanied tin* raider-i. WED." OCTOBER 23, 1963 Area On Hurricane Alert Fight federal, state and county law officers, led by Sheriff J L. Hobby, smashed a 110-gallon capacity moon­ shine slill and arrested the atlc p'd operator in a raid early Tuesday afternoon. The still. 13 mash barrels and do gallons of illicit whis­ key were destroyed with two dynamite charges, Sheriff Sanford’* IL-.-yy Aftart Hobby reported. Squadron 9, a-> to arrive Too sniw was a dense home Thur mI.i* and Friday thicket northeast of Geneva. altrr seven months in the A rr vied was Denton Prevail, Mediterranean area, may t, who Sheriff llohhy said. have to divert to a “ safe” >i too noil of the woman who flying field nntii the abate­ nuns the land. However, the ment of Hurricane (Jinny, It Sheriff i■voner.lied the mo wav reported at n<mn today. liter, milling that he was pusAt press time, the squad raw diU L**i . vinnsa - ,h" up" its arrival lime here Prevail, taken before Jutbecause of the storm. How­ lice of Iho Peace Hugh Dun­ ever. it was reported the can, was charged with and I SS Saratoga, on which the released on bond on these squadron is traveling, is four counts; Possession of an well out of the Harm area. illicit distillery. Sl.wsi bond; pii- 11 ion of illicit mash, S.V ); possession of raw mateiials, $500, and possession of moonshine, St.ooo. sheriff Hubby said that Prevail was arrested in the vicinity of the Hdi while car­ rying loo pounds of sugar and an empty moonshine jug. A second man escaped when lie i card lib' tumult in the arrest <f Prevail. Tit tied oif to the operation .i boo I two weeks ago, Sheriff Hubby said lie alerted federal alcoholic and stale beverage age niv, who searched the area until they discovered the still, complete with a well, evaporation tank and other necessities such as a butt!) I jas set-up for cooking the mail). i t was believed (he -till had been iii operation for six to eight months. IIOMIIY anil - .on federal, -In to and county law officers Established 1908 Worse To Come In Viet Nam WASHINGTON (UPI) — B ri' Urn, Frank A Osman ski told the Army Association lud.i) that the toughest hatlie. -iIII lie ahead in Die war ,r;iin-l the Communist Viet Cong in South \ic t Nam. But lie said substantial pro r:rc>, has been made in the Li.it year, and (hut lo w s of wc.)|!"ii* have "averaged close to even on both sides" in re­ cent months “ 'Hu* remaining battles will be (ought mod savagely In Na Um trail Mona! sir ii hold at ttu Viet Cong,” hr said. (>sman<ki. a member of the military advisory committee fur \ n t Nam, s.ml Commu­ nist d ad have been four limes greater than the South Vietnamese But the overall casually ratio was 3 2. . . . am e n d m e n t 8 Sanford an,I Seminole Coun­ ty civic ami service clubs, along with other invited guests, will hear discussions of four major issues before the county electorate Nov, 3 at a joint luncheon meeting Thursday noon at the Civic Center, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. will outline the details of amendment one to the State Constitution providing for a change in the guberna­ torial election «t?te The pro­ posal, if approved Nov. 5, m w a will change the election date for governor from the presi­ dential election year. The proposal would permit a guU-material candidate Gives Up Title and cabinet board members LONDON 111PI) — Prime lo run for election for a twoMinister Lord Home formally year term in lDikl amt for gave up oil." vif the oldest title* four-term* In UKW, Alter ill the nation to rim for Par­ that, a governor may not suc­ liament us u enminunrr. ceed himielf, as at present, William II. piul. president Delay Opposed of First Natlouat Bank of WASH INH ION (tit'll — I Irian In and of the- Commit­ Sen. Hugh Scott, It I’n., auid tee for a Florida institution today he would fiulit to bend of Technology, will discuss off any dohiy in tho inquiry the second amendment lo the into financial interest* of for­ State Constitution, author!*mer Senate Dernnemlic Seoir- In ' the issuance of capital tuiy IbiUrt (J. (Bobby) linker. Improvement bonds in the amount of $73 million for the .. . construction of institutions of V G r ilR C U lllt OK.I VATICAN CITY (til l) — higher learning. Visth. o t ’v oioil fatbi ts today (i E. Dali J r . West Palm overwhelmingly approved n Beach, executive director of proposal lo let Homan CutIv- mo Central and Southern tdie bishops und priests say I I irida FIinhJ Control District their dully prnyers in their will speak on the third amendment lo tho State Conown language. t. iitjmi, authorizing the State Recreation Commission he l\ S. Policy Hit MIAMI (U P Ii -T h e U. S. I permitted to Issue revenue jiultcy of curbing exile raiders i bonds nr certificates for oulinis, in I’ffi'Ct, made this na­ | ,|mir recreation and ronsertion [lie protector of Commun­ vatiun of natural resources. tien. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ ism in the Western I inn ispilule, u Cuban exile organ­ man of the Seminole County ization, the Cuban l.ihciution Commission, will discuss the county hill, which, If approvCommittee, charged today. el will authnrize (lie Com­ mission to mil for a special Hunt For Tug PUUTSMltl III. Vu. (UPI) freehold*! i lection at a later —The Const Guard, with a date lo |u*x on a bond issue helpless Navy destroyer cu­ for the purcha*e of a situ ro rt safely in low, intensified for the propose i state univerts search today for the coni *ity, should pile of five Semi1nole County site* Ik* selected men ial tug. Meitovsuy, over­ hy ‘be Slate Board of Condue on u trip from New York ■ Irol. t o Ch a r l e s t o n , M. C. ... Birth Control JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Arthur Eugene Williams Intel a Circuit Court Tuesday the wrong man had been convict­ ed of killing Jacksonville gambler William Arnold lust July. Williams said evidence lie had given against George Paul thvok was false and ad­ mitted he killed Arnold. Cook, a 40-year-old Talla­ hassee grocer, wn* convicted of first degree murder last J;,n,l;,ry and sentenced to life in prisun. Williams made tho confes­ sion during a hearing on a motion by Cook that his con­ viction be set a side on grounds that evidence against him was perjured. Arnold's body was fount! fb a ling it M. x‘l \|;ir’*'* River July 2. 13d2, hy Leon County law officers, Williams, 40, turned stale’s evidence and testified Cook kitted Arnold in a wooded area of Duval County, He said Cook forced him to help dispose of Arnold’s body. Williams was given a fiveyear sentence as an accessory after tho fact. Williams said Iho sheriff’s deputies were frying lo rail­ road Cook and “practically gave me my story." The whole case, Williams said, could have been cleared up when ho was arrested “if (Leon County Sheriff) Bill Joyce hadn't been so anxious to get something on Paul Cook . , ,'* Floridan Gets Life In Slaying BARTOW HUM) — James K. Alfsen, 38, pleaded guilty Tile day to killing an offduty Polk County deputy sheriff nnd was sentenced to life in prison. Atfsen earlier bud pleaded Innocent by reason of insani­ ty to the siiiying r t Leon A. Be rtinrd. Hanford and Seminole Court* tv were “battening down” at noon today on “disaster nierts’' although th# Miami weather bureau’s “hurricatvo watch” was for the Cnpo 1 nnavernt-to-Furt Laudenlalo section of Florida’s East Coast. (See Capo story on Page 10). “ Hurricane (Jinny” was ex* peeled to move into that sec* tion some time tonight or early Thursday. It* effects already nre be­ ing felt in Sanford, what with visibility ut tern across ta k a Monroe, with complete over* cast skies, slight winds and some rnin. ‘Janfoni Nnrsl Atr Sin Men had I con placed on “hurrienna No. 3 alert,” meaning that airplanes are in readiness to he moved out of the area “If necessary." The Herald was told that this Is “a half-andhalf basis — soiiin planes will he stored in hangars and tho balance flown to safe terri* tory should Inter indications today point to Hurricane Oinny heading this directon.” Cupl. Harry Foden, houd of tho local Salvation Army, said ha has been put “on alert basis, ready to movo into ‘Operation Disaster* with medical anil food supplies.** American Bed Cross at­ taches reported they have Dot I... .. plated on an "alert basil’* uther than “being kept up-to(vt''* on wetr* »ri report* bu* “w< at** tea.*/ *. go nnf A standby basis should llurrieano (Jinny nrnvs into Flor­ ida.” • • a MIAMI (UPI) — Weather­ men put tho Cape Cnnsverslto-Fort Laudenlalo section of Florida’s cast roast on “hur­ ricane watch” toilay. Hurri­ cane (Jinny showed no sign* of t u r n i n g its 75 milu an hour w i n d s o f f a “wrong way” course. “There Is a possibility that hurricane conditions may af­ fect n portion uf this rnastal urea (watch area) within 21 hours,* th« weather bureau wtimed In an 11 a.m. F.ST ad­ visory. Persons In tho watch area should keep posted on weath­ er reports “consider precau­ tions and safeguards and ln» reaily for quick action if hur­ ricane warnings are issued later today,” tile advisory 'Aid. At II a.m. EliT, tho hurri­ cane was centered about 153 inih* east of the nation’s big nil'iile center nt ('ape P-inav* oral, near Intiludo 2S.P, north, longitude 711.0 west. It w i moving towuid t -o southwest nt 9 m.p h. Release After 25 Years Is Error WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tho Sennto Foreign Relations Committee, in n move certain l*i trigger a political uproar. | bus urged iho administration j lo supply birth control Infor* j MIAMI (UPI) — Robert motion to underdeveloped na­ J awrenee was released from tions seeking to “tiiuiiiliuu u Twitum Monday alter 25 year*. rciiaomvblu balance of popula­ Several hour* later he was re-arrested anil told his re tion and r-Bourecs." lease was a mistake. Lawrence had been serving Fair Opens JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — a bi year *<nlenei* when he tin- ninth iit)i*iinl G r e a t e r petitioned to have his convic­ Jacksonville Agricultural and tion on eUht rounls of burg­ Industrial Fair opened st the lary set a *ide because tu Coliseum here today. The rib- " 3't ,ru’'1 without a" attorney Imu aero** the entrance w»* i Acting un a recent U. S. cut hy Navy f.t. Alan I-. Il. an, Sul,r,',,lt‘ C,mrt 'lcei,ion re who was chosen last weak us quiring the state to provide one of America’s I t new as­ lawyers for indIgcnU charg­ ed in criminal cases, Clrcull tronauts. Judge Jack Turner granted I i wren re's petition. Attorney Disbarred What hail been overlooked, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — i-lfici.ili said, was a 20-year Attack Reported MIAMI (1 PI) -- A Cuban | The .Supremo Court today entente handed Lawrence exile group known »v Mum- disbarred attorney Dlltty VV. lor assault with intent to biit-s Commami un” aid to- Whiting who v*a, convicted commit murder when he waa day it* forces Inside Cuba nt- on charge* of seeking t ' paroled in 1U5L tncki-d mid “badly damaged" I frnuiiuenlly obtain $20,000 Lawrence was represented government patrol li.ot* dock­ I from hank* in New York and hy «n utnrney during hU as­ ed in I .i Im-Ia Do Sngnn, on Rio Do J. micro. Whiting wux sault trial, to it was not aftin- I'Otbern .*>.**( uf In* VII- i oiiftned in u N«w York prl- ocled hy the Supreme Court h*i Piovuua Tuesday, j -on. i decuiou. Como In Costume Prize To Best Costumed Couple. . , Dance To .Muilc — Of — Jack Rossman’s "Swinistelle” Orchestra Friday Night O ct 25th b l \ SI. Till Midnite 2511 I'ark Drive Sanford, Fla. �QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES COOO THRU OCTOBER 27th WlRN DIIK •?•■««. INC. — «0*rai«HT —• li*» Shudders Wbo’d ever h«v* thought (hat Urn Butler would bo* coma on* of the "M oil Hunt­ ed MenT" Why that raacal U an elu­ sive that even ole Busin, her•elf, h at had hertelf a time tracking him down, ll'a un­ derstandable though, seeing ■a how he's cruising around alt day in that black and white sedan, sportln that while bat and alt, Then when he doe* get through with a day'a work, some Southstde spook start* making with the eerie sounds that have had ole Ben k a rt­ ing th* midnight oil. As any self respectia Itant knows, Ben Is bead spook oI (be Halloween Carnival, an­ nual Oct. 31 avent of Southaide School. This yearly event was started some 30 odd years ego, far the purpose of keep­ ing younguns out of mis­ chief on Halloween. Since It began, It's grown Into a part of local tradition, and pro­ vides a spot for spooks of all ages to make with tha merri­ ment. TWa yaar’a carnival pro­ mises to bo no exception to (ho g re it ones of the past. Ole Ben need not fa ir that fee'll be hanuted by ghost* of former carnivals, for thla apook la really with it. lie •nd that spookiest spook of Stock up for hearty appetites too! all, Velma Mitchell, have been scheming and conniving for waeks now, drtaming up all sort* of Hunts that have other Southalde spooks send­ ing up smoke signals that could only mean I1KL.PI Time’s a ’wastlng spooks, Just a few more night* are left before that biggest spook convention of th« season. Mike your plans now to get your broomsllcka ready and fly away to Southlkl* Behind on th* night of Thursday, Oct. 31. You can start appearing at 3:30 and no need to van­ ish before B p. m. Don't disappear too aoon or you'll miss the super auc­ tion. More spook attraction* later. o 20 pound average. Broader, meatier breast. More tender white meat. It's Ultra Modern Doors will open Tuesday, Oct. 21, at a new ultra mo­ dern supermarket, located at State Road 434 in Inrngwood. Jterngnldng the needs of this fast growing ares, Winn-Dixie feas erected it* finest store, designed to provide the list word In customer conven­ ience end comfort. , t.. J . Ilruce, manager, has been watching this now store grow with anticipation. Now his customer* can shop in the most modern, convenient manner. They can breere down the aide* or simp a t Forest Lake Group Attends Conference Twenty aludenta from for**t Lake A'-adamy are attaint­ ing a fievenlh-tlay Adventist Youth Hilda Confarance b*fng hrld In Clayton, (is., today through .Saturday, WHITE MEAT BREAST OR DARK MEAT LEG FRO ZEN FO O D SWIFT'S BONELESS GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN HORMEL BONELESS . . FULLY COOKED C a n Ham6 »“’4 " CYPRESS GARDENS FLORIDA ORANGE All Flavors Superbrand IceCREAM H A LF GALLON MACH CANDY Balls H z 7 IIHACFI CANOT T r e a t s 20p t r < ROACH HALLOWEEN MELLO C r e m e s 1p '^ :01 BRACM BURGANDY Mix "ar 2 BRACH CANDY l C o r n 'M 1 l x r 2 GUARANTEED F ROTF a ION FROM A nor Tr#*h Froien Chorjxd or ■raccall S p a n n 5 I 0-oi Ailor or LlMry'i Frith Fmitn Green Paws , , . S lOei. A»tor FratFi Pmran SiM ia(*ah . . . . S K im Oi.iono Fretb Froitn Wl». Baby O kra S 10 oi. J u ic e 4 ^ .9 9 * T u r k e y 3 «“ 1 , F lo u n d e r* 3 9 * MORTON MINCE MEAT OR m REGULAR 49f . . FISH FILLETS Pumpkin 3 -™ i. MORTON ArPLE, CFIERRY, PEACH, COCONUT REGULAR W* . . COPELAND ALL MEAT F ru it Pies 3 '°"’1. D in n e r s - 6 9 * F ra n k s * 49* TASK O' SEA SFiRIMP COPELAND CHUNK BRAUNSCMWLIGtR m HALLOWEEN TREAT . . SARA LEI B o lo g n a * R o a s t. . * FRESH BOSTON BUTTS PORK B row nies Pkg». SO IXTRA STAMPS with HUDOIG'S SLI CORNED BllF <* •* 6 9 * TRICK OR TREAT . . MORTON Pig*. D o n u ts Pig*. W-D LEANER, FRESHER GROUND 3 “<>1. B e e f. . Pkgi. Among Huim attaiullng who II*• In thi F'nriit City ir M a r t Janlri Uainmnnlhalar, llilitl fiallnar, Joan Mrlalar, 1'al Wendell, Itnnald llanl■Ingar, Turn F'tnda and Mar­ ti rm Mayhaw. U. S. No. I Baking Polotoil IDAHO'S Tha eonfarama la all an­ nual aValil •|inn*ui>i| by tha Young 1'eopla‘l Muilnnary Volunteer Hm-iaty, A total of 4<l young |iuu|da from Flor­ ida will Join inula than 'dun from id bar atataa for Ihraa daya of group llllil,. itudy under tha guldama of riparl• nerd yuuth l*ad*ra and adu- Uofy#, Greeit Moiki C E LE R Y ritu n . Hi" ciiilfaratu.'* la being lii-lil at < jii n i uudiy-liiiy in tlin fo o t lull* u ( tha Appal*. • Main in noitliaaat tirorgla. 'I lin i-oiifi-ii iup program will llirllldti ui.r of nvteutlnrinl farilitu . at tha c«mp whn h In opmulitl liy Advi-nlialri for a wid- (nngtt uf yuuth a i'­ ll vlUea, Yuuiiia attending from title niva will ir-purt on tha ton furiiiui lo tlio Foii'it lutke 111- 1-uiMiy Votun Lear Society, BEANS DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN lA V t 0* EACH IVORY LIQUID J5< MEDIUM 3IZe Ivory Liquid LARGE SIZI INSTANT HARD WAUR SOAP LARGE TIDE I vor y So REGULAR SIZI 39 * 39 * Ivory Flakes Detergent 5 i,pk°-T * �r a n t em rftTf W ed. O ct. 23 , *63— Pnge 9 'Savage Sons' Will Get New Commander •too K. Flm t St. French Ave. A i'ith . r a lm tlto Ave. & 3rd St. Stock upfir C. HUNIIY, form er U, 8. Air Force Intelligome officer, now of Wheal on, |]|„ wit) d lacon* "Tlm Comnumint T hreat to Aniorinin In­ ternal Security” Nov. 2!) at a meeting of Cnmphell Loaning Pont, American Legion. jr - - J \ \ Area Teachers Parlicipate In Salary School DEEP ■SOUTHS k r M o o t H n tw rc o a n u 1 te a n u tb u tl(J l l« *.#■Mf*1 wj Deep South Thrifty Maid ENRICHED FRUIT Evap. MILK COCKTAIL | PEANUT BUTTER 24-ox Jar L C U P THESE COUPONS FOR 200 EXTRA TOP VA LU E STAMPS. L ib b y 's 49101 $ 303 lliactlStCli. Cant SAVE 16# EACH . . REGULAR 65# ! SAVE 3# EA. . . L IM IT 10 PLEASE SAVE 5# EA C H . REGULAR 25# | SO Extra Top Vitae Stamps' WIIM IM'S COWutl AMO rURUIASL U Two FmoitN *•4110 It .* I* . 4*V*FJ •ttiinAil.. Enchilada Dinners •oon THnu ocui«i* s# , . rn M srrv g M ic r o SO E X T R A STAMPS W ITH TARNOW COOKTn save S li. H a m ft? 6 9 / A p p le s SO E X IH A STAMPS W ITH TARNOW SAVE 3# EACH . . DEL MONTE Liverw urst 3 fach pie I r i W t l H V 'C f'I'fffri'r- if V 'i r r 5 c™i . 0 1 0 FASHIONED DAISY SAVE 4# IACH . . THRIFTY MAID (Powoppl* G«ot..*rvUt> C h ee s e .. 49/ C h e e s e 2 c", 55 / B r e a d ,2 'Sr 31/ D r in k . . 35 l X I HA SI AMI’ S W ITH SUPERBRANU COTTAGE SAVE 3-3/3# EACH . , LiUtlY S CORNED BUF D IX IE DARLING FAM ILY SU E IO A F Dinner for Three mnoo itinu oliumn tftM AT ANY WINN-DIXIE w r f r i V f n 'i 'i i T 'i i n i n n 'f 'i iiUi)»l )i)>)J>IhlJlhhUhklJili H a s h . . 3 c ™ 'i. 50 Extra Top Value Stamps W W illi 1111% COUPON AND PURCHASEOF SAVE 3 6* . . FISCHERS A lt OR I <19 • SAVE l» « EACH , SAVI CABIN HOME 5 i,, ao2 5 / P MU I B N AT ANY WINN-DIXIE W j U M M U U U m ) ’•I,),], HI, i.fl 50 Extra Top Value Stamps G r i t s 5 ibba° 2 5 / W illi 1111% XJf*Of| AM) RimCHAU Of | (Ini PH* OP V MailN NTHOH 1 larbecue Sandwiches • ih io r< " “ " • ■ ■ ... i n mu D c r iia m h im ■■■** h YOUR CHOICE DEEP SOUTH BLUE or W H IT E ARROW VACUUM PACKED M a y o n n a is e D e te r g e n t A s to r C o ffe e OUART SAVE 10* Rehearing Set M A X W E L L HOUSE . . DETERGENT US CAN I w ith 1 5 .0 0 order o# m o rn Lim it 1 Willi 15 00 fuxJ order or m ore. fo u l ft ' V LARGE OXYDOl Oxydol GIAN I 51/1 SALVO . . Giant 83* TIT* _ t ;n y p p Cascade . , Reg Slia 45‘ Salvo Tablets Jum bo # Q 39 sL Downy. . . R eg 43* Spic & Span C o m e t . 2 KRAFT MIRACLE W H IPPIU 1 7 -o i AT Margarine 6-STICK MOOD LIQUID , . PLASH P L A S IlC CONtAINLR REG. SIZE SPIC A SPAN . . >?« DETERGENT Salvo Tablets BATHROOM l l / E COMET U '„ . 79« FABRIC SOFTENER Dt TERGENf . A *, I w TL' .■■mi, i i 35# plintea of liin rk cllrig petroeiim product* ami worked w ith IMdlllpt ltd in H tateavllle, N. C , for tlm paat threo Sechritt plana to nmvo h it n ir.i amt ami to Sanford in Ilm near fu tu re. j \ L im it W Al.TKItntmo, N. c. tU I'l) — A 2'J year-old Flor­ ida aenior from The Cltmlel waa killed Sunday when Bfl wat Involved In a mid air par. ncliiiting aecident over tha all port here. He waa identified aa Wil­ liam II. Dickey of Wnilriitlla, a veteran Jumper with Tn leapt to hit ciedit, Dickey collided with Air­ man George N. Uoll of Cliorli tlou Air Force Data "B i w.it jinupiug with nirintura of The Citadel Spot I'niacBute llu h . The victim'* parin'lui Ia opened and ha .MAHVIN SK t’HUIST nnidn wBat learned to B* a Seehriat, n veteran of over inutliie lauding. But he wat 17 year* eaperieuce III that oil pltiliouuve.l dead oil arrival at liutinvaa, it Bh' uI loiapital of a frac­ Ilu ia fa m ilia r w ith nil tured nkuII. Itol! auffervd a year*. G IAN T BOX Vv * SAVE 20- Lim it I w ith $5 GO or more loo<J ardor. ’Chute Mishap Kills Floridan • null IM4U UDViltIN Hill 10# IA C H . . JIM DANDY QUICK OR REG V V ’j r ' r N'i'iv anil*, amt |u innoliiin luanaKiir fm M ur'a I III I ’uiilliany la Maufonl ia M arvin a o ilt N U M R l l l t AT ANY WINN-DIXIE 1 Business Briefs Deviled Crabs B e e r.. 1 2 --i Cake Mixes ; 2 5 / gut'll problem* a* aa l.iry trends, «»!uiy achedulei, teoehrr-aclin.il tumid relationship*, .lu ll- Mint lor a I support, fur public fi-tioola w er* presented w ilh panel dl-riiaaiiui a amt i|imatlo'i ami *naw er period* lIlIV lllllI til O illll lu jlil'. 11ik tilltrtit of lliu a.diool w m mi nddria* given By I 'r . g . t,. John*. In*ini of ailm iiiia lra liu ii mnl fii'BI service*, lin t vuralty nf Flo rid a , on achuol finance iR-nliox « i l l i ilm In -ilrin tiu * ami «>nliiallon of |uu|ii'illi> . iii VTurliln ro u n tlci. n*«« rnoaiH cmun mn>» 4 £? 1 . Jumbo Pies 3 P< " ! . M eal 50 Extra Top Valia Stamp WITH THIS COUTON AMO I'UKCllAiL 01 SAVE At EACH . . DIXIE DAREING ( A V I 5-2/3# . , DIXIE C H O C , BANANA, COCONUT h im AT ANY WINN-DIXIV Spinach 2 c™2 5 / 1. Sem lliidr Com ity (B m rn rin t Teacher* A tto elulinn w it. rep­ resented at n slate-wide mi 1a ry acliuol III T a lla h a is e * hy Hint U g r , nf K n n fiiiil Ju n io r High S‘ Null, mnl M m iim Murtin , of D vinln School. T im whool wu* uponaure.l lor t Tir Florida Kiln, at mil Aaaoctntiuii anil w in iiHi-nilril By school |ii'r-toll ni-l f it . Ill iiinnl iif tlm ruunlle* in Urn elate. T'lm m ajor prohleme r.iltperiling the financing o f h e l­ le r aeliooU fu r Urn children u f Klnriilu w .'t . reviewed ami Tilr. Paul P. TVarnar wifi rallrva Ciir. t.yta II. Rftta a . ‘'aRIlipiT'* of tlm fanmit **Mavnjjii Sun*" uf llravy Attack Ki|tia>lr»n r. Kriilay. Commarulrr Srii» Baw r»irlvnl orilrra to Ilm aircraft carrier DMS Intrepiil. a . oprialinn* officer. Ha repotIril to llanvy fi in NuvrmBer ll*lH with pravlnua rvl><n*iva Weal Con.I r*|mrienc*. H« Bail |>r vinu.ly at>rvnl a . officet-iiiiltarira nf Drlurlmmut T' nf Heavy Attack Sipiailron | on Urn DS.S ShanKrl-l.a anil at WhBIliey l-lanil. Waati, In Manh t'Jiil ho reporti'il In Banfuril ami Heavy Attack Sipuilion .1 a* illr.-ct.ii of tminliiff. In tlm Itltll HeUvy AltiU'Sc Wing Dim ImniBing ilerby, T'onunamler Melie piluled hi* ■rew to top imliviiliial honora. He al*o wa* on* nf the fir«t Monforil aviator, to fly the ABA "Vigilant*.'' During the puat four innntIn, he hint B'.l llrnvy A thrinigli a ti untllioiial periml In Ilm IIAM' “Vigilante" reeulmaia.alii'e aireraft. l-'or hit pinion* aervic* at Naval aviator, lie ha* heen uwanleil tlia Diatlnirultheil Plying t'roa*. the Air Metlul, ■uni I'reaUlential Unit Ditntlmi. (.'ommamlar Werner nov* take* roinnmnil of Heavy At* tnek Sipmiirun 6 in ltd new miatlon of revunhaltaale'* plua Bomhlng. He Bat recently returned from Hying tlm KABO at Ninth AItlei it an Aviation In Columtiua. Tha “Savage Sima" will lead tianaltlon uf Heavy Attack Wing t to tha KAMI "Vigilanta" recunnala*anre aircraft. Oummatniar Warner rapor*ed to Heavy A aa eaecutlv# officer In Drcemtier of lUA, from duly on the ataff nf Commander, Teat amt Kvatua. lion Puree, aa Taloa weapoua tytloin project officer. He Tib* Bud eltenalve etimrleoee in tuat and evaluation of homlilug aipiipmeiit a* well aa Bondi delivery technli|U*a with F;». perinmntal Sipiailron 3 amt IBa Naval Aviation Onliianca Teat ('enter. He prevloualy "M ini ua niivigatur of liSK TimBuller and with the Naval Aviation Safety Center. Sim* reporting to Heavy A, lie Bo* received never a I ImniB. Ing honora and piluled hi* crew In victory and top him. or* in tlio Juno lloitilmr Stream. G ian t 89" ” 33" Bleach . .,..- 4 , -4 - e • '<• t * XyL-iA- • , j A -■.vX r7Vi • • • 'r W A S H IN G T O N M i ' l l Tin* Supreme Court hu* or iterrd an appeal* court reBeiiilng of IB.- iu iicu tic* con­ viction of V ito Genov van, re . c u l l y Identified at " la o * of all I i i i u m ' 1 o f tlm Cota Nottin rrim e c a rte l. In w Brief order vacating the IVIV conviction* of C ell"v e.e Mid nine co d cfuiidu iitt, the high court directed t the 2nd D S . C irc u it C ourt o f A p ­ peal* hi take another look at Die race In light of a Suprem e C ourt declaim! l a , l term . T in * action due* not mean an autom atic le trla l fo r Genove.e. Nor doe* It mean that lie can now L » v i wi.en- ...... . Broken leg. Folks Ready To Toss In Hat T A I.t .A 1 IA H S K K I t i l ' l l H cpiildii'itii Ken F 'd k t o f O r. •undo told T iic td .iy Be I* m.ik ing plant In “ fo rm a lly an­ nounce" In* candidacy (or governor. F o lk *, a memln-r o f tlm Or nngo C o u n ty Helm.il Hoard, to id Be B at already hired C. Cheater Cooper, fo rm er puh* tjailer o f the l-e e tltirg Com lUvteiiil and « munil>er of the aLaff o f Ilm Orlando Sentinel, to tie Id* cam paign maitagvi lie pinvloualy announced th at Itml A rk 'd l, G a liie avillc, would ae rv* aa piildlc rein Lion* directo r. Folk* taid lie Baa been aiuuud tile t liile am i ilccidcd I Be people of Both partlea me "fed u p " w llli Dvmocrati.t teadvra from Hie W h ile llouao to the co u rt Bou.e, to u civiug * IVitnis And S(|uush l "JC»1 outeinc. ... -------- j — HANMVFK. X. (N6.\i — Wavin' Van Vooriiee* v u Hehoolt of rerlu in th tlu ip i allied D artm outh v a rally and Iiiii.l tike fill fly in g , when fi d man l. iin lj and In ant oil a hydrophone, ( cuim.Ii. �fl(« B a s ta r d Pajje 4—Wed. Oct. 23, ’63 g rrs lft Seminole PTA Council Holds School jj Slate Gambling Operations Face Investigation By J i m C w tlW rry A «ucc«itlul icbool of inTALLAHASSEE (UPI) itructlon « n iponiored by Investigators from the Gov­ the SemlooU County Council of Parent Teacher Associa­ ernor's office have met with tions at Casselberry Commun­ Tampa Police Chief Neil ity Methodist Church with 45 Drown to exchange ideas attending from various coun­ about stamping out Florida's ty schools. gambling operations. Mra. W. U Swofford. chairBrown recently testified be­ n a n of organisation and fore a U. S. Senate crime intraining, ■•id that xhe i« veiligaliUK culnQlltUe about pleased with results of the a big Mafia operation alleged­ school the first held in the ly run out of Tampa by Santo county for seven y eirs, and J . L. BURNS, aviation Trafficsnta Jr. hopes to hold moro in the James Kynes, assistant to machinist’s m ate (je t) future. the Governor, said Chief firs t class, re-enlisted Theme for the program was Drown told the Investigators for his th ird time a t “ Propel with Practices and his Senate testimony did not Sanfonl Naval Air S ta­ Policies" and elaasca were contain any specific allega­ tion. He is assigned to taught by Mrs. H. T . Ku­ tions upon which criminal Heavy A ttack Squad­ banka of Palmetto, vice pres­ ron 7. (N avy Photo) action could be initiated. ident of the Florida Congress Kynes said the Monday of Parents and Tcaehera; meeting between Brown and Mrs. Perry Sperber of Day­ the Governor's investigators Truman Will tona Beach, first vice presi­ wai fruitful and resulted In dent of District eight and dir­ the exchange of information ector of the education pro­ Speak A t FSU and ideaa that will be helpful r a m and Mra. Reed S. Watts, in stamping out gambling TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — SCHOOL AND PTA leadera for the County Council School of Instruction et Orlando, paat secretary of operations. held Monday In Casselberry were, seated, from left, Mrs. Reed S. W atts. Florida State University will the Orange County Council. The basic responsibility of have a distinguished speaker Mra. H. F. Eubanks and Mra. P erry Sportier; standing, R. T. Milwee and Mra. Kubanka taught ciasacracking down on gambling for tta homecoming banquet Phillip Slmpaon. (Herald Photo) ee oa "Policies and Praeoperations rests with local Nov. 15. tieet" and programi; Mra. officials, "but we will con­ Former president Harry' Iperbcr taught classes for tinue to maintain close liaison Truman, the last Democratic loom representatives and with tin! agencies and render presidential candidate to car­ membership chairmen, and any possible assistance," Ky- ry Florida, will apeak In the Mrs. Watts taught classes lor nes laid. Suwannee Room following a PTA officers. parade which will open the Other participating in the Huge blocks of granite used homecoming festivities. program were Mra. Ceorge to build Egypt's great pyra­ The homecoming highlight Hearn, council vice president; I . T. Milwee, superintendent WASHINGTON (HIM) — m o n s t r o s i t i e s with two forced the treated cell to mids were hsuied 500 miles will be the Florida Stateef public instruction; Phillip Scientists working with mole­ mouths and three vents for take on a-new occup.f.ion. The on Nile bargei from Aswan North Carolina State football game Saturday, Nov. 18. Simpson, Council president cules which boss the work of waste. change is permanent, tho in­ to Cairo. and Mrs. Swofford. livina ceils may some day Science h»s b»n^ b*-«-n per­ jected cell passing its new Legal Notice learn how to prolong youth iled by what makes one ceil pattern of activity on through and curb cancer. function differently from an subsequent generations. tv r tt r . r r n i T t r r n r i i T n r l)io ohoro oT T«a«a Or!cn* This hope was held out to­ other possessing generally the .Sonncborn has experiment­ t i i k . M v r n j i d i i i x i . n i s ­ t o n o r t h o a o t o r l y to th o P o u t h * * * t c o r n e r of o o l i day by Dr. T. M. Sonne born, same equipment. The human ed with non-geiMtic ways of e i i t . t v x x n r i m • R i l l * x m . i t n i l vrv. m .m i n i s , Toot H i r u n N a r t h • of Indiana University, in an tieing begins as an invisible changing cell function and i i i s x i s t i r s x o . i.tiim r h a ln o 11 l l n k o m o r o o r address to scientists celebrat­ fertilized egg which proceeds found that they, too, work. . x i t r i n . i t k i t : - : A i m ' d loot tv t h o p o i n t o f b e ­ ginning. P lain tiff, ing the centennial of the N a­ hy cell division to produce All this suggests "future pos­ Tf. 1’AItCKf* IT tional Academy of Sciences. mor* than a million billion sible practical application*," VV. r. TTAnt/nr. *!••> Xno«n Com m onrlnr a t t h o SK OCTOBER a as W ir.t.I.XM K. It.VlUaUW, #t co rn o r of l*nt 444 o f t h o Already researcher! have other cells, t h e building he said. Admissions Auh*1lvt«lon o f th o l a n d boUS., s i a l , managed to make one kind of blocks of the body. D sfsndssts lo n g in g t o A l t o m o n t o Georgia Robson, Carrie HodIsanti. H o tel a n d N i i v l f a x sin x m tii x o r ir n o r s i i r cell slop the sort of work it The first cells. Sonnehorn get, John E. Klcvena, Hkharil l i n o I 'f i m n i r n , or<*oriltng t o ' t <> \v r u \ i u » v v . »uo bus been doing and turn to said, seem to tie Identical • too n l l i I h firsn * g | rf''Mri| • k n o w n a s VVt l . t A \ l It IISIIfilm*. Jeannrnc Morgan, Wil­ other projects. They have act Then differences appear. Fin t/>W, 'I n csa ss -t: BUN AN J.XNK o.l In T in t H o n k 1. p ag n liam E. F rill J r., Gabriel lIA ntrO W , ito -s ain il; Ain't. 10, P 'lb lio ftocorda of turner, cells, to ally, tho body is possessed , , for example, , . Aomtnolo C o u n t y . F l o rl d o . M N i: K. ADAMS, a l s o kn own Mcyra. Annie Dello Williams. thor.do r u n K o u i h a a o i e r l y manufacturing product. ^ ■ p r w w g r a r a n T m n t t r t u n c xs A o r n . t . v t : T . a d a u x , <t« Aubrey Grillls, E arl Mitchell. rtu M ; AD.XMS, h s r u n ­ • l o n g a p r o j n r t l o a of th * maliy produccJ only by livor tinning cells which manufac Pamela Morris, all of San­ lino o f m u T#rt* <44 k n o w n h g i b i m l . d * c,» M d; cells. t o th o p o i n t o f t n t o r * o r - 1 lure everything from toenails CHICAGO (UPI) — Chi­ iSROItOM A. Kit*WT, . t s r s a s s l ; ford; Ruth Richardson, LongUIUINA O It. P R O M T d -esas 11on of r » t d p r n j t r t o d lin o They have intervened so cago Negroes have surprised to teeth. wood; Preston It. Jones, Os­ w i t h tho N o r t h lino o f th o •d ; C H A I l L K a <1 JL'HTICH. a l ­ deeply in the makeup of both city officials grid th em ­ i a k n o w s as O. O. J t STH K. 8K*4 of BW'M of fla c t i o n teen, and 51ary II. Dawson. This is known as cell dtf selves through Iheir show of paramecla, microscopic one 11. T o w n o h l p 91 S o u t h , <ls*ss*s<t! ANNA XI. JUSTICE, Delis ry. H an g o J* K i l t , th^nrsi r u n celled animals, as lo create ferentiation, and for a long strength in pulling nearly a d s e s a s s t j ; It D. K tDtNK, d«. Blrtha Wool a l o n g t h o ' a i d N o r t h tune scientists held no hope quarter of a million children e s a a s d ; M X I i r ft. K CRN Ft, 4sr.assj; nunS A U B T H X. lino of t h f S R U of HVV ’i Mr. and Mrs. John V. Morof ever understanding it. In iid fit ' *. • • • i-MIUNT. i l s e s a s s i l i — — out of public <chools. rta J r ., baby boy, Sanford; lni#riocti<>n n f eatd lino the past decade there has Civil rights < leaders said c l I i U d T , h s r u n k n o w n tius. , • .0 S\V o o rn o r of u t e s a s a d ; (JKOIIOE A. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meade, been a "revolution" in this Tuesday's massive school Chsn-t. Lot I l f ao a h o w i o n t h o lllttirP . d M l I s s i ; ----baby boy, Lake Mary. (mid of aludy and a growing boycott o fo ro o atl p ! a t ; thonoo r u n C H R IS T , hi* u n k n o w n wtls. Indicates "broad d ie s * l a d ; IDA A. H IIOKF N orthoaotarly tlnng th o Discharge! conviction (hat "It will be grass roots anger" at school MAN. a n t If m a r r i e d . -----itk i " i Bo p I b o o t ! l o t Pearl D. Hawkins, Daisy Den­ Urn arra of one of the next linos nf Isoto 413. 4i* a nI IIO P P M A X . hnr u n k n o w n hn« Superintendent benjamin C. mark, Cassio McCrey, Yelta L . t Fin no nh own on th o b an d ; U l lA N t: laoehman. d»great triumphs of biology in Willis ami what they called .Students of South Sominole t f o r r s a l d p l a t ; th onco r u n c s s s e d ; ANNHI.IX I a m IIMAN. Snyder, all of Sauford; Etthe dccudc or two ahead." i:»ot and fto u th o a o to rly d s c s a - « d ; U. 11 STATON, dssegregated education. tio Jane Keogh, Lake Mary; Junior High School nnd Ly­ a lo n g t h a A outh lln o a o f e s a i f d ; J . K AN*MS, d* *a«Tim "box* molecules" of But they said more boycotts man High School will have Ieoto 4»-1 a n d 454, a« s h o w n sd; J. II T U C K K R . ds.-rassd: Mra. Douglas O. ihompsun on Iho oforotahl plat; tho opportunity Thursday to cells are nicknamed DNA and may be needed to win success W. t - V T O Itr. d a e s a a s d : C. and baby boy of Osteen. th o n ro run Kaot and K. ',*****.*J: S' It. visit the spare science exhibit UNA. DNA is the chief ge­ for Negro demands, including | Northa**t or ly alo n g Iho netic material, ultimately re­ (he ousting of Willis. III of L o l l 444 being sponsored by NASA at M A* I f I HR, d s c a a a a d ; A V. t h r o u g h 4 4 t j o i h o w n on Willis, target of Integra- KUl.l.KII, d s o s a s s d ; UKolUlK Die Exposition Park in Or- sponsible for herrdily and th o o f o r o '. i l d p lot lo t h e function. HNA is the genetic gationist discontent all sum ­ K .SIACT. d s o s a s s d ; C. A. Itnlando. point of b e g i n n i n g . licit t d. dscsassd; OEOHUK P A R C EL III Ninth grade science stu material charged with carry­ mer, anmmnrrd that 221,7JU KKCMST, d s c s a s s d ; OKOIHSK F ro m th o NW c o r n e r o f V XIOI18K. d s c s a s s d ; cMt.XIlchildren—nearly half of the V dents of South Seminole and ing out DNA'a orders. U»| 44j o f th o >1 l i t . IV I t.KH W ltllT IK It. dsrssssdi How docs it come about that total public school enrollment U l l . t . t A M t - Rlt.X D I.H r. Is. It ION l - A N i m IIE I jO N O . students of physics, chemis­ 1NO TO T i l l : A L TA M O N TE ssssd! I.KONAIID K ( U K . try, and Biology II classes at two cells with roughly the —boycotted classes in the pro­ eKNT. LAND. H O T E L AND N A V I . d s c s a s s d ; IIKN NINO C. Lyman wilt leave school at same content of DNA and test. OATION C O . a f T oro rd o d NOVEIS. d s c s s s s d : KltANK C IIN'A gniw up lo perform such In Plat H o o k t, p a g e 10 NIXIIVSON. d s c s a s s d : J o t ! His official figures were 0 a.m. In (he county buses and of tho P u h l t g flOrtnrdo of dilfcrcnt chores, the one mak­ more titan seven times high­ Q O I.D T H W A IT d s r « . « s - t , OKO. return at 2 p.m. tf^rntnolo County, Florida, ItOIA A XX'A l l IIKN. .l* »sssd. FRANKFURT, G e r m a n y ing skin tissue, say, ami Uio r u n Houth I I I I t foo t to er than advance prediction* j a xi k s r . i i u k s t i . s . dsc*ss This Interesting exhibit is (U P I)—Despite fnj- and rain, on Iron o alo . th«neo e o n ■ 1. J O S K I 'I I D A V I S dSCSAssd; o t h e r manufacturing ear by boycott leaders. t l n i o Houth 4ft f«ot, m o r o operation "Big Lift" won re­ the largest ever presented by lobes T < i i ; o n * j i : n . k i s k . d sc sas sd ; o r l*«a, t o a point o n t h e NASA and is open to (he pub K-*TATU O f J O H N \ HKEK ported running several hours o h ' f a nf O r|# n U • • .Scientists now believe thsl rv ■ l, II af l.v, d r e s a s s d . I 't l A l t M . - t I. lie. ahead of nrlieduie today in • t i s t l n g o n 14 F^roonihor, tills cell differentiation comes 1141, o.xId p o i n t b ein g t h r enirying more than 17,000 from regulation—the turning po int of b o g l n n l n g ; tnoiirto • uooiiioiaL, jo n rj'ii Amerieun mildier* t<> Em ope Strike K i h I h r u n Houth 113 f«ot, vnor»* IlDSX. dro»*i(*d; GKO l i n t : D oil and off-o( activity by the o r I m i , t o a n Iron plpo. I T K tk f i sassd JOHN As some West Germans exLA PAZ. Bolivia (UPI) — genes in which the boss mole­ thanco c o n t i n u e Hstuth 4d DAVK.N'I-MUT. J U . d*c*»««di preened nkeptieiani nhoiit the A tentative agreement sign cules are situated They arc fcot, m o ro o r l i » t , t o a I.HXXX? N rt'<”K Kit. d#e****d; p o in t on tho shore of effretivenex* and atm* of the ed Monday night hy repre­ beginning to surmisu how llt.V J VMI'-S t l ’HOIIP.IITT. d* BISMARCK. N. D. (U P I)— » . r d . I IC N R T I- OII.UIK. d*. l«ako O r l o n t a t o o a l o t l n g mnsnlve aerial transport exer­ sentatives ot the government nature docs this. x.o ! 1 T f t r t m h t r i 9 4 t, The nation'* nswest eongresx- r r a i n l ; 'IKOIKIK VV O It K cise, a murky autumn fog and the unions ended a 172thtneo ru n K a ttr rly a lo n g : t u : v . Alt By injecting genetic nulcr man, Iti-puMii-nn Mark An­ (T. i'•l ll i' lvl. J d* I-*K vKsrd •aid • h o r a l l n o 130 foot, M Nd. i l i n i u d ; cloned down the field at Tlirln liour hunger atnko in Boli­ ial from one kind of cell into more o r loao. th o n r o N o r t h * drews, said today bis trium ph KI.I/.A S W l l l T T I K H . ( I H U I —Main U. S. Air Force has* via's nationalized tin mines. another, experimenters have oAttorly oLvng • »id a b o r t * T ltU tlA g J KKNNT. ds signifies the GOP is on thu (i.t. lino 100 fo«t, moro or ■ n i l 1. I'-STKI.i. V TALfrom iiildulj:ht to noon. thtneo N orthw ootorly a lo n g UAIM1 i s e s a a s I. xviiJ.i.xxt move across the country. But the Air Force diverted •old a h o r o l l n o 200 foot, ilM M iol. m l Andrews, 37, s "gentleman Jtit* IIOL.IIIIOOK. m ore or l#4t. thonco unknown hairs, dtvlitss. five of nix CI35 jet transports farmer" with the harking of Kaf t«rly a l o n g aald ah o re* k> 4n<| A«<ign« to |{uni*telu Air Korre Base Rn« Ti»» f o r t , th»nc«* .N o r th ­ Sen. Burry M. G"ldwuler. do- of ( h « ®fur#*4Ul perwtns. i n 4 erly a l o n g aa ld s h o r e l i n e here in Germany, and tent a all p ^ r t o m *». I p a r l l B t claim feutod Democrat John llnvo, . foot, m o r o • ? I n a U Inc a n y ln f« r« « f by, thr aixtli to Mililenlmll Air Bama point 30 foot, m o r e o r un English professor, in a spe­ uidI t «>r Bica lntt an y of th« ill Eugluml. itunrc kiiijw'i o r u n k n o N i r i r l t » i . K aat o f tho S o u t h cial C o n g o •sinnal e l e c t i o n II m ; i i d I alt p i r i o n i h avlnc o u 't o r ty c o r n e r of a f o r o When tiie Klicin-Msin b« e •old L i t 013 accor«11ng t n rtf c l a i m i n g a n y • o n t o right, Tuesday. reopened at noon (8 a. in. th# I h o r r l no k* • H o l i n g l i t !• o r i n t a r r a i In U n til Andrews will fill the tinexon 14 U tOPtbOV 1341, |l » r f l n b « l o w U«icrlb«*l. EST). another 0135 landed Uttnoo r u n w ««t 3» foot. y o u a n r » n : m o i i T v o t i plretl term of thr Into lljalm er amouthly. By this hour, about itiidf x»r 1- •*, txj iho o f u r o KIKD t h a t a f u l l t o i|g|gt t h i • Nyunrd, a Kcpuhlirgun. •aid Hou ihooB lorly • >rnor tttlrt t o th« n i t o w tiirrihtd ",500 men of thu 2ml Armored Andrew*' victory d a » li e *1 {•ri»i'«rty hd* h « i n rginnidio* o f tail 413. t h t n e o S o u t h ­ Division hud been flown from erly and W esterly along p>t i | * i n t i you In lha c i r c u i t Democratic hopes for a con­ C o u r t o f tha N i n t h Jul!v*l*l tho s*u>r*llne n o a U t i a g Fort llood, Tex., to Euiope. gressional teat they wanted r i r c u l t In an<1 f o r Baminola on I I U o co m b o r 1941. a Plana cull for the cnlira 11,500 d i a t i n i 'f o f 4M4 feat, m o ro C ounty, F l o r l l t . badly. man 2nd Armored Division o r l#«*. t o th * ptilnt of T h o i b b r o x l i ' - l otylo of tho Hove hud run with the bless­ b t g l n n l n g . c o n t a i n i n g |0-3 r a t n o la A H T I l i m K UK -U» und about 3,000 supporting O ' r t ' . m » r o n r It*.' W K. If A fl ing of Prrsidvnt Kennedy. INU p l a i n t i f f . troops from other posts in the ... v m WUr 1• i in 1: Q i n n s D Ally. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy 1.1 AM K IIAUbOVV. ol o t , ot f i le your a n s w e r o r o t h e r United States to have com­ pl«kA.flnf w i t h tho Clerk of and several Democratic sen­ ol ilo fo m lo n to pleted llieii transatlantic aer­ T) .» t|o«> rlptl.'O o f tho roal •h o o Imwo C o u r t i * 1 M r v f o ators hud c a m p a i g n e d in r o p y t h ereo f ui»s»n Ilkaaotl e n d ial Journey by m i d n i g h t T u c k . 100 h o u t h Man !ad North Dakota on his behalf. PA IlCKls 1 Thursday. Scientists Study Cells, Hope To Prolong Youth Hospital Notes 224,770 Pupils Boycott Schools Now!AT YO URS! \abillous Import Gifts Exclusively fo r Pupils To Visit Space Exhibit 'Big Lilt' Huge Success Despite Bad Weather Republican Hails p ® v s & ri Dakota Victory The U. S. Army at Ft. Hood said by that time today Ida hugu air transports tool left Texas for Germany currying 10,855 troops. The last take­ off of the giant aerial armada will lie made early Thursday. An Air Force spokesman said that, despite thu fog that •h u t down Ithuin-.Main for aumc hours, the airlift still Wua i mining ahead of achedule. Western Asia's MaeauUer River gave u* tho verb which describes what most rivers do —meander. U T IL Charge; Flying While Drunk TUAFFlC-STOlTKItS—Only in 1'uria could it happen—to promenade on a Parisian boulevard to model full and winter collection of lingerie. ST. PETERSBURG (C P I) —The trial of Robert II Bar­ ger of Tampa is set fur Mon­ day. The charge: Flying while intoxicated. Air controllers at Albert Wbllted Airport xaid Barger made several landing a t­ tempts, nutted on his ap­ proach and nearly collided with another piano in a landing pattern Tuesday. Police arrested hint when lie alighted from lh« plane f ,rx t 111 t h r o u « n H I . 144 t h r u u g h 144. 4*3 th ro u g h 474. t h a t p a r t «*f L»l« 440 t h r t u g h IS3 ty lax •as t of • llt>« r u n n nig from tha r m r of l**t N« * h#*a 41 J Hout it tu U k • (Irianf to • ex*or d in g In h« •d b hat »ngUtvl • t o n o f Spr Ings In g to L * n >L II Dill * n d > n igara or ft­ l i o u Comp ) n f , ad in r 1%t Hoo k 1. ps g«* 10, T ubllo Itocor lo of b r m l n » U C o u n t y , Kl»rU*. g m t Ke.1 t li l t o cv o n lln g to t h o a(of«».tL4 p lat tohL-h im a).»i il»»« rabotl a t l lrHiiiitiu c o i t h o K o rthwooi o u r n o r of I*oi I U of tho a f o r • c o l l p l a t , r u n Wool o rnoino U I t n h o to tho N o r t h f M i o o rtio r of L*>t l& i o f th o ofo ro o aM plat, run S o u th > chain* 91 Itntao m o ro o r loot to L a a o o r s t o i a , m a aiwug n u i, M iltU nd. 4lorM*. n r y a for th « pi %in tiff. 1^3. h«fura N ovem ber 23. w in P a i l u r * to d o In th a r n t r y e f • Deer Pro O o n f a j '* u k . n « you f rsali#f xlajutomled In t h e l*l.4lnf WITNKiUt m y b a n d • r o f said C o u r t Iti S u nfo rd •m ln u t s C o u n t). 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Cleveland led the devotions, using as her theme "let Us Be Kind." She ■aid that "there are many ways to ba kind and kindness la the best medicine of alL" Mrs. C h a r l e s fiaismaa, president, conducted the bus* Mess meeting. Flans were made (or the exhibit to be displayed In the County Fair next month. The clubs and their projects are; Ganeva, health and safety; Elder Springs, clothing; Lake Monroe, nutrition and arts; Loogwood, bousing and mar* keting; Sanford, home man* agement, and Semlnola Even­ ing, family economics. Robert Hero, from Milady's Fabric Shoppe, spoke to the group about the fashion show to be held a t the eenter on Nov. it. Anyone wishing to •n te r may purchase their ma* terial from the shop and en­ te r the contest. Mrs. Sassmsn appointed a nominating com* mlttea composed of Mrs. If. L. Johnson, chairman, Mrs. B. H. Stone end Mrs. Edwin Kennedy. The annual Christmas party and installation service will be held on Dec. • at the cen­ te r. Geneve will have charge o! the corsages and name lags; Loogwood, registration and Installation; Sanford, decora~ ttona; * Elder Springs Dear Lake and Oviedo, refresh­ ments; Lake Monrw, pro­ gram , and all clubs will be JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AND LAYAWAYS o . ('rlhliuut* — Chews Checker* — Roulette Flemings CaiftH • Card* • Hooka (Form erly MeVicaru) 210 E. F irst St. ea dean up detail. Gifts wO be brought to the party and labeled either for a mas or woman and will be taken to the eounty home aa last year. Mrs. W. H. Hdnbueh and Mrs. Donald Dunn spoke on their recent trip to the abort course in Gainesville where they represented the dub. The group enjoyed a cov­ ered dish luncheon after which they made a tour of the H. L. Hunt plaht and watched the employes can bean*, starting with the be ana being taken from the track on down to eana being label* ed. Tbla proved very inter* citing to the group. They were all given a ean of peai ai a memento o! the octal* ion. Mrs. Glen Register of First S tm t, Chuluota, was guest of honor at a recent surprise birthday dinner at the Painted Horae la Orlando. Those attending wera Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moody of TDuiville, Sir. and Mra. Her­ bert Boswell and Mr. and Sirs. Charles Sillier of Chu­ luota, Mr. and Mrs. Rilph Warden and children, Dru and Butch, of Melbourne and for­ merly of Chuluota, and the bonoree'a husband. Following the dinner, the party returned to the Regis­ ter home for lee cream and cake and the opening of gifts. Strs. Register’s sister, Mrs. Herbert Boswell, arranged the party. Boys 4-H Club Officers Meet In DeLand By Mrs. Clarence Snyder All offlcen of Volusia Coun­ ty Boya -4-11 clubs met Friday evening at the Lloni Club In DeLantl., ■ . * 0 i* MRS. CHARLES SASSMAN, seated, pronfilent of tlie Seminole County Council of Home Demonntration Clubs with two members ami guoat speak­ e r a t a recent meeting. From left are Mrs. W. 11. Helnbuch, Dr, F rank Leone, and Mrs. Donald Dunn. (H erald Photo) Tlie purpose of the meeting was lo acquaint the boys with the duties of the various of­ fices. Officer! from Osteen at­ tending were. Chester Car­ penter, president; W a y n e Smcdberg, vice president; Dell Rutherford, secretary and treasurer; Loren June*, reporter, and Ronald Riggs, member of tho chapter for four years and has also serv­ ed as recording secretary, chairman of the social com* mitten and Is currently chair* man of the projects committee. She la an active member the Presbyterian Church and works with her husband In his business. They have two chil­ dren, Karen, aix, and Lamar, three. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Nix of San­ ford. Mrs. Corley wiU represent the chapter by submitting her photograph in (he internation* a I Valentine contest. About 7,000 photographs are enter* ed each year by various chapters. The Judge is always a popular male movie or tele­ vision star. He selects a queen from the Ritual of Jewels, Exemp­ lar and Exemplar Preceptor degree memberships and the princess from the Nu Phi Mu degree membership, a court from all degrees. Cash prizes for the queen and princess go to their respective chapter treasuries. Winners will be announced in February and the pictures will appear on the rover of February Torch, official Bela Sigma Phi magazine. county delfcale. D i l l Smcdberg furnished transportation for the boys. 'fjc U v d m fiv u d s A Fleming Is a former resident of Sanford and a member of Ibe Garden Club. She Is now an active member of the T a­ vares Club. Mrs. Chester as­ sisted by Mrs. Haywood gave a program on flower arrang­ ing, using as her theme “The Different Approach." Stating that "we are now In the Modem Design Age." she demonstrated an abstract de­ sign, surrealism design and a modern design made of roses from Mrs. Flcming'a rose garden. ftjg i (S g y is j ' I r, r. * : V VERY ELEGANT HOLIDAY FABRICS FROM S f.9 8 YD. Brocades, Lams Velveteen, Chiffons MILADY'S SHOPPE Of Flna Fabric* I0« S. Park 323*0313 NATIONAL MRS. J. T. CORLEY (House of Kuhijn Pliolo) BIBLE WEEK OES Member Gives History Program WE HAVE ALL SIZES AND KINDS FROM $ |.9 5 UP SWEENEY’S Price Goodson Celebrates 80th Birthday MATHER of Sanford Personals Qvsufi Shoe Store Towels - Wiens 99‘ And Quilted Nylon Shower Curtains O lw iA 2559 PARK DR. Ja b h kA 89 & Available In The Moat Beautiful Colons Of —• ICORSAGES EACH - and DELIVERED ON TIME Your Dowalown Florist (H uqA SANFORD, CiotLi New Fall Robes 72 x 72 lOOVo Virgin Vinyl • waterproof • mlldrwproof yellow — pink — trren — eleir blue # Bed Room Suites DeBary Personals 1595 to By Be rule* Kelsey The Oviedo Home Demon­ stration Club held the month­ ly session In the Oviedo Can­ ning Kitchen. Mrs. Lynn Mosler, presi­ dent. conducted the business meeting. Miss Myrtle Wilson, eounty HD agent. Introduced the guest speaker. Mrs. R. B. rerbes, a nutritionist, who spoke on "Active Calories and Me.” It was announced that Ui# annual Chrlstmaa party for the county clubs wilt be held Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. at the HD Center In Sanford. The Ovie­ do club was asked to furnish paper plates, cups and nap­ kins. Refreshments were served during the social hour by Mrs. Mosicr. KING JAMES A history of Seminole Paul Markus, and .Mrs. Rob­ ert Williams. Rev bed Standard Chapter 2, Order of Eastern MAGNOl.IA CIRCLE Hosting tho refreshment Tentnmenta The Magnolia Circle met at Star, and tho Grand Chapter period following tho meeting tho Ravenna Park home of of Floridn was henrd by mem­ Red L etter Edition were Mr. nnd Mrs. Irving I. Mra. F. J. Harris with Mrs. bers nrnl guests at u recent Black & W hite Leather I’ry'o'r and Mr-. W. W. Warn­ J. W. Messier as co-hostess. meeting of the chapter. Name* Imprinted er, The serving table was The new president, Mrs. S. L. The history, complied nnd overlaid with a yellow nylon In Gold. Wiggins was in charge of the given by Mrs. Joseph I.einnet cloth over yellow. A tall meeting. hart, reported that tho local As a project it was decided chapter celebrated Its Goth black ceramic cut stood sen­ lo send cards and jewelry to anniversary in 1111.1, and that tinel over two imnll pump­ the women of Taiwan as a the Grand Chapter was kins holding lighted black OFFICE SUPPLIES world to world contact with formed in Sanford on Juno 7, cnndles. Refreshments of ap­ other women. It was also 1904, A local woman, Mrs. ple punch, homemade gingerGIFTS voted to send Mrs. D. K. Dor­ Alice E. Robbins, w«* elected biead, ginger snaps, and man a thank you letter fur Grand Matron. She wax tho mbits wera served. the new year hooks slic made grandmother of W. I.. Harvey ir the club. I’ljns were dis­ Jr. and the only woman ever Great Savings On Easy Terms eased i«r the November ba- to hold tho position two years. _aur. A fter her two-year term *hc FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE A cold tolerance program filled other offices in the was presented by Mrs. G. It. Grand Chapter. M ATHER of Sanford Sykes and a list of frost-proof Ib e Grand Chapter, which plants given to each member now has s registration in the present. Luncheon was served i thousands in attendance each by the hostesses. Others attending w e r e year, has met twice in San­ ford; for organization, and Mmes. Frank Lioske, W. L. again in 1911 on its 10th an­ Gramkow Sr., K. H. Smith. I*. I,. Elmore, A. 11. Harris, niversary. Tbero havu been It. W. Herron, II. D. Odham two Grand Matrons froni the ir., It. Shields ami Lucille local chapter; Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Catherine MacKny Abrams. First-time visitors to the Chapter were Mr. and Mis, George W. Young, charter members of Keystone Heights Chuper 279. Under the direction of worthy patron, J. E, Black­ Ilookraae Ilril man, the conductress and as­ Dnuhlo D rrsirr and sociate conductress present­ By Mrs. Adam Muller Mirror Mr. and Mrs. Price Good- ed a "Trick or Treat" court­ Roomy Chrvt sun of Sunset Drive, DeLlary. l y , giving lollipops to cacti M ullrns and .Matching nos Springs by Suulhtra Choi celebrated Mr. Good son's 80th person present and u bound birthday last week by enter­ edition of the Installation and MRS. BURKE CHESTER, second from loft, presented the program nt tho taining 48 guests Including initiatory music used this In Sea Fnsm first gnrdcn club luncheon meeting of the season. O thers with her from Grey nr neighbors, friends and mem­ year. left ore Mrs. Frank Woodruff 3rd., program chairman, Mrs. W. M. Hay­ Danish Walnut Birthday honorees were J. bers of the church choir. wood, who assisted Mrs. Chealur with the demonstration and Mrs. D. K. Refreshments, including a E. Blackman, Mrs. Charles Dorman, club president. (Herald Photo) birthday cake, were served Cole, Mrs. If. A. Osteen, Mrs. EASY TERMS - OPEN FRI. NITES from a buffet table overlaid Drudiu Williams, Mrs. Hobart Moors and Mil. J. J. Nichol­ with a lace cloth and centered with fresh fall flowers. Sil­ son Jr. They contributed to ver and crystal appointments the rainbow fund, and were presented ceramic plaques of completed the table. “ Praying Hands." Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Slorn Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeMartino Mrs. Jlanry P. Newton of Green of ItonlU Road have Substituting officers were 203*09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 Plumusa Hoad celebrated her returned from a five month of Belleville, N. J., were re­ Harvey Dunn, Sirs. Dunn, visit with friends and rela­ cent guests of Mr. and Mra. birthday with a dinner at the Friends of Mra. Betty Noy DeBary Restaurant. Friends tives and a stay at their cot­ Lenny Biondl of Park Lane. tage in Vermont. While there Mrs. DeMartino is the sister es and Samuel D. Simcoe will attending were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swisher of Frederick, they visited their new grand­ of Mr. Blondt. Mr. DcMsr- be Interested to learn of their son, Harold George Nixon Jr., tino la tho current Past marriage on July 20 at Folks Md„ Mr. and Mrs. W. G. in Long Island, and in Elmira, Grande Commander of the ton, Ga. They are now resid­ Clark and Mrs. L. Arrington. N. Y., spent some time with Knights ot Columbus in New ing at 2104 DeCotcs Ave. In their son and his family, Mr. Jersey. ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST HIGHLY RESPECTED PRODUCERS Sanford. Mr. a n d Mrs. Howard and Mrs. H. E. Green. OF CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES FOR MEN ■■■M M BHM HNW ] WILL CONDUCT A TRUNK SHOWING OF THEIR ENTIRE LINE Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rader IN OUR STORE. of Clara Vista hava as their current bausrguests, Mr. ami Mrs. Burns Geobner of Sun THURSDAY, OCT. 21th Made Of Vocnna City Center, Florida. SECONDS Member* of the Sanford was elected from the floor. nuiinrcments. Garden Club met at tho Capri They were' Mfl." J. 'Ev-TcrwUL . It was voted to build a gar eger, chairman, Mrs. Irwin den center at tho north on for a luncheon and business Fleischer and Mrs. R. L. An­ trance to Sunland Estates. session, the first of tho cur­ drews. Preliminary steps arc taring rent sensuu. All circle chairmen were taken to ohtarn cost analysis Prior to the luncheon, Er­ asked to call Mrs. Dorman on the feasibility of building nest C. Lundbcrg, sssislant and report tho amount o( In the near future. Members agricultural agent of Semin­ space they will need for ex­ are urged to give their entire ole County, apoke briefly on hibits at the County Fair on support to Ibis project. pesticides. First ho urged Nov. 2 and 3. Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, everyone to read Inlicls ttefore Mr*. L. K. Lccper, general III, program chairman, pre­ using anil above all to use chairman of Ilia bazaar spon­ sented tho luncheon guests, safety precautions with all sored by tho Garden Club on Mrs. Durko Chester, Mrs. W. household chemicals. He Nov. 1.1 and III at Uia Worn- M, Haywood and Mra. W. (I. passed out a bulletin showing an'a Club building, made an Fleming, ail of Tavares. Mra. how tu handle and use pesti­ cides, Mrs. D. K. Dorman, club president, presided over tho business session and received reports from tho secretarytreasurer a n d committee chairman. Woodrose Circle won the at­ tendance count, 11 members being present, out of a mem­ bership of 21. A total of 79 members attended tho lunch­ eon. Mrs. 11. F. Robison, of the Dirt Gardeners’ Circle, made the arrangement for t h e speakers table. It consisted of variegated crotons, glurlosa lilies and pyracantha berries on driftwood. A nominating committee Hunting’s best when your feu' are dry, warm, comfortable. Star Brand'a tugged bunting boots give you ell tills. Wide choice styles. On Calories Members of the Zetx Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi named Mrs. J. T. Corley as their Valentina Girt of tte yaar. Mrs. Corley, immediate past president, has been n Garden Club Meets For Luncheon ENJOY HUNTING MORE Hears Program a m Surprised On f t ft. O viedo Club Mrs. J. T. Corley Named Valentine Girl Of Year Mirt. Register FLA. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Avc. FA 2-1821 or FA 2-8432 PINK • CANDLELIGHT BLUE • CANARY PRICED AT SIQ-95 M ARY E S T H E R ’S "Featuring 200 Fashions Just N. PARK For AVE. Yon" MR. PAUL SMITH NOTFO STYLE AUTHORITY FROM THE HOUSE WIU BE HERE TO GIVE YOU PROFESSIONAL ADVICE AND TAKE SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENTS 1C INSURE THE BEST FITTING, BEST LOOKING CLOTHES YOU'VE EVER WORN. J ^ e r k im $ 9 �.+ * c* y It* M « if WmTB W ed. O e t *9, • « - ! * * • 7 By Judy Turner Mlt* Bonnie Lee Staffer, bride-elect of Ena. Donald Denault, waa the trueet of honor at ■ tlnen ihower held recent* ly at the home of Mr*. Ken* neth Sandon. Mra. Paul Werner waa cohoatea* for the shower. Mrs. A*hl>y McCIsnnhan and Mr*. Robert Lovelace poured cof­ fee which was served with a choice of chocolate or almond trifle. Guc.U attending were Mrs. Ed Foy, Mrs. L. A. Heath, Mrs. Craig Moore, Mrs. Vin­ cent Law, Mrs. Thomas Joy­ ner, Mrs. William Malinow­ ski, Mrs. C. J. Younttblmle, Mrs. Bartholomew and Mrs. D. A. Turner. The wedding date la set for Kov. Id at All Soula Catholic Church. • • • Several officers wives of VAH-1 enjoyed a night out, traveling to Orlando to hear Fred Waring In the audito­ rium. Dinner at the Imperial Housa preceded the concert for aome of tha ladles. Attending the concert were Mrs. Jesse Taft, Mrs. Leonard Rinehart, Mrs. R i c h a r d Barnes, Mrs. James Bell, Mrs. Michael Durant, Mra. James Durbin, Mrs. William Good­ man, Mra. Robert Guest, Mra. Roger Leonhard!, Sirs. Pat­ rick O'Gars, Sirs. Jack Salis­ bury, Mra. John Sparta, Sirs. Alan Weeks, Sirs. Paul If. Wireman, and Mrs. Lewis A. SI usgrove. • • eon wera Mra. Earl Aehord, Mrs. Albert Antar, Mrs. Mar­ shall Atwell. Mr*. Stern Rolte, Mra. II. F. Bryant, Mrs. E. D, Clemnier, Mrs. James Goss, Mrs. James Greenwood, Mrs. Thomas Guttcry, Mrs. Murl Husted, Mra. Charles Kauffman, Mrs. Gordon Kuelin, Mrs. William MalicsowzU, Mrs. Ashby McClanahan, Mrs. Rob­ e rt McDaniel, Mrs. Fred Stipp. Mrs. William Yarbrough, Mr*. Charles Ballard, Mrs. Glenn Daigle. Mrs. Mar­ vin Hanson, Mrs. Rodney Knutson and Mrs, Larry Cox. • • • If you are looking for ma­ terial to fashion those Hal­ loween costumes for the kids, stop by the Thrift Shop. Mri. Bart Bartholomew, Thrift Shop chairman, has said the shop ha* good used material and clothing just perfect fur making costumes. The shop Is opsn 4 a.m. ill 12 noon, Tuesday* and Fri­ days. * * • COMING EVENTS Thursday, Oef. 14 VAH-3 homecoming. NAS. Friday, Oct. 23 Acey Deucy Halloween dance, 0 p.m. til 2 a.m. Aery Deucy Club. VAH-6 Change of Com­ mand 10 a.m., reception Im­ mediately following In NAS ball room; Dinner Dance, Mayfair Inn 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28 VA1M Enlisted men* wives club coffee, 10 a.m. Home of Mrs. Robert Cooper. • Mra. J. M. Bennett of Exeter, England, is visiting her daughter Sirs. Ilrrshell Rus­ sell. and five grandchildren. She will stay for several months with her daughter whom she has not seen for 12 years. • • • Unlikely Items frnm The Herald newspaper office were turned Into attractive cen­ terpieces for a luncheon of the VAH-11officers wives club. Tallies were decorated with a bouquet of large mums with “grapes” made from flashbulbs and other trims made of lead shavings, grea*a pencils and column^ rules. Place cards were pieces of linotype. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. K. Jnmison and Mrs. Bart Bartholomew. Those attending were Mrs. J . F. Barlow, Mrs. It. S. Beat, Sirs. E. II. Carson, Mrs. J, P. Colonna, Mrs. R. D. Fields, Mrs. II. B. Helms, Mrs. II. L. Hines, Mrs. D. F. Patterson, Sirs. D, C. Purdy, Mrs. J. M. Reynolds, Mrs. J, M. Wiesman and Mrs. W. A- Yelinsk. Mrs. J. Ysnsros was pre­ sented with a farewell gift. Her husband will he going to VAII-3. Special guests were Mrs. Hslen Weidert, the mother of Mrs. R. E. Kane, and Mrs. J. Colonna, the mother-in-law of Mrs. J, P. Colonna, ■ • • All wives of first and sec­ ond class petty officers are Invited to attend a cosmetic demonstration at the Acey Deucy club Nov. Id. The program Is sponsor­ ed by the Acey Deucy Wives Club. Mrs. Bonnie Jenkins will give the demonstration, with Mrs. Pat Summer as a model. At a recent rake decorat­ ing demonstration by Mrs. Frances Harris, Sirs. VI Rowberry and Mis. Alice Best won the drawing for the dec­ orated cakes. • • • Thre* new members were Introduced to the VAH-3 Of­ ficers Wives Club. Introduced by Mrs. Warren Hoeller, wife of the new ex­ ecutive officer of the squad­ ron, were Sirs. Robert Kuhlke, Mrs. John Capewel! and Mrs. Carl Gronquist. The luncheon was held at tha Villa Nova Restaurant where minestrone soup, tossed ■slid, choice nf entree and parfait dessert were featured on the menu. Mrs. Frank Branson, Sin. Robert Colville and Mrs. Clifton Dowell were hostesses. A fashion show of new fall accessories was given by th t Winter Park Welome Wagon. Flora Chapman nar­ rated the show. The Halloween centerpiece of autumn flowers, dried leaves and cattails waj won by Stri. Branson, Othir* attending tju lunch- Indian Summer Teases North MUTUAL CONCERT scries officers confer w ith Mrs. Rnlph A ustin Sm ith, member.*hip chairman. Standing are Judge C. Vernon Mize J r ., president, nml Richard Keogh, tre a su re r; seated is Cdr, Speed M oreland. 49 Picnickers Drown When Ferry Capsizes Osteen WMU Installs New Officers United Press International Beautiful Indian summer weather teased the parched Eastern half of the nation today but heavy rain washed the Pacific Northwest and parts of Texas. Florida's East Coast was alerted to the possibility that hurricane Glnny may throw heavy winds and rain against the state from Daytona Beach southward. Light showers i k l p p e d across Illinois and Wisconsin during the night, but did lit­ tle to alleviate the drought which has sparked forest and brush firet from Maine to Arkansas, High temperature marks were broken Tuesday across the Midwest. Burlington, Iowa, peaked at a record high of S3 degrees; Springfield, 111., alto had U and Bismark, N. D., had II. More than 1.23 Inches of rain fell at Eureka. CallL. 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'J. l - I T Mound city, near Chilllcothe, Ohio, la ona of the strangest of Mound Bultdera works. It has 23 conical mounds on a Co-acre tract. . Detergent No News Session i — *r “Super-Right** Western Whole Lamb Shoulder Only 12 and One-Half Pounds Light $ 0 0 9 5 j "Super-Right" Western Lamb FEC Mediator Hits Snag GE Personal Portable 4 I T ra d e -In S a le ! section of eoastat Oregon had more than a half tneh and southern T e » a had near­ ly an inch. But for the weary fire­ fighters in the East, the rain fell in tho wrong places. klassachusetta had S3 new fires Tuesday. Other statei had fewer, but the situation remained critical. Brush fires threatened 73 homes in West Caldwell, N. Jersey., before being brought under control. Nearly 100 fires continued to bum In New York. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Tuesday or­ dered a ban on hunting in 10 eastern and northeastern countries hard hit by the drought. Dragnet Out For St. Pete Rapist-Killer By Mrs. Clsreise# Snyder Sir*. A. J. Pctrrvon of San­ ford Installed the new offi­ SEOUL. Korra (UPI) -A n ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) cer* of the Women'* Mission­ overcrowded ferryboat car­ — Polico and plain clothes rying 131 to 134 picnicking ary Society of the Osteen detectives combed St. Peters­ school children, teachers and Baptist Church at the first burg's South Side today for parents capsized in the Han meeting of the church year a man believed to be con­ River today, drowning at held last Wednesday morning nected with attacks on four elderly white women In the least tti persons, police re­ at the church. Officers »re Mrs. Robert pait two months. ported. Ilirt, president; Mr*. Robert Two women were killed and They said the boat was Williams, vice president; Mr*. all hut one of the women had built to hold no more than 70 Richard Rickies, secretary and been raped Detective U . persons. treasurer. Clifford Frye said. The children, most of them Committee chairmen Install­ The latest victim was 67fifth and sixth graders In Anyang, a town 13 mile* ed were Mr*. Albert Clark, year old Olccya L a v 1 n t a south of Seoul, had been nn program; Mrs, Albert Bell, Beard McWatteri, who wa» a picnic about W mile* south­ ■immunity mission*; Mrs. found Monday strangled to James Nettle*, mission study; death. But police, said she east of Seoul. The llan Is about 100 yards Mr*. Claude Tyson, prayer; had not been sexually molest­ wide at the scene of the acci­ Mrs. Nolan Osteen, steward- ed. Frye *aid all dayl off had dent. and In the current dry ship; Mrs. Levi Van Etten, season 1* not swift flowing. coupon amt .Mrs. J, 8. Peter­ been cancelled in the de­ But many of the children ap­ son, publications and publici­ tective bureau and officer* were on around-the-clock duty. WASHINGTON (UP!) parently were too-frightened ty. Chairman Emanuel Celler to­ to try to swim for the shore. Preceding the meeting and He »aul 23 men from the day abruptly called off installation, r e f r e s h m e n t s patrol division had also been scheduled showdown In his ■vein served In ().. church assigned to temporary duly House Judiciary Committee FEC Case Set annex by Mr*. J. H. Peterson, with the detective divisiun. Pollen warned all women nn the question of replacing TALLAHASSEE (LTD — assisted by Mrs. Harry Os­ President Kennedy's c i v i l Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor teen and Mrs. John latum Jr. who live alone in tho area to rights bill with a tougher pro- says be will hear final argu­ lock and secure all acreens nn window* and doors and gram. ments In three weeks on a set up an alarm system with The veteran Nrw York ease In which the Florida Deadly Democrat, announced that a East Coast Railway challeng­ lly Culled Press International neighbors. meeting at which the erncial ed Its tax assessment for the Tho strangler rapist first The toxin nf (he botulinui, vote was to be taken had been past two years. struck Aug. 23. then again (be germ which produces the postponed until Thursday. desdly form of food poison­ Sept. 2. In tho first two cases, the women wore choked Into There was no Immediate ing called botuliim, Is some­ unconsciousness and raped. explanation for the postpnn- Draft Call times so strong that as little ment. It was the second time WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e as one part In ten million will The assailant claimed hi* in less than a week that Cel­ Defense Department wants kill a mouse, according In the first victim Sepl. 3* when ler called off a meeting *t 13,000 draftees to be Inducted Populsr .Medical Encyclope­ Mrs. Mary Pawlin, 74, was raped and strangled. which a major civil rights into the Army In December. dia. Frye sa^d all of the vie vote was scheduled. tlms were elderly women In the earlier instance last who lived alone within a 10week, he said the reason was liiock urea. Entry into the that lie was trying to assure himself >f sufficient support four homes was made either hy removing a screen from to carry out PreMdent Ken­ a window or cutting through nedy's civil rights hill — that a screen door. is to tone down sections o( the bill regarded as too tough by the administration Events since then, however, raised doubt that he was aure-izful. Pending before the commit­ tee was a motion to approve, witlxiut change, a sweeping JACKSONVILLE (U PI) civil rights bill submitted by Federal Mediator Frank O'­ a sub-committee last month. Neill said today the Florida A* usual, the outlook was East Coast Railway's Inals clouded. knee in having s court re A roalition of Democratic purler sit In on meetings and Republican civil rights aimed st ending the 10-monih militants predicted it had the old wage dispute strike 1* votes to put over the strong causing difficulty. bill. Celler, seeking a softer "Mediation can't function bill and broader bipartisan properly under that sort of at support, refused to forecast mnsplu-rc,'' O’Neill s a i d the outcome. "The mediation board doesn't The committee approached want a court rrporter and the crucial vote split into neither do the unions.'' LORRAINE GUAIIAH, program associate for three factkms—(he strong bill O'Neill, chairman of the the Seminole County unit, TB nml HD Associa­ advocates. Celler'* support­ National Mediation Board In tion, and Carroll Burke, newly appointed county ers, and the Southern bloc of Washington, was sent hers to cluvirman of tho ChrUtmus Seal drive, eight nr nine members who try lo find a solution to the study a Christm as Heal campaign letter to be oppose any legislation. hitler dispute between the mailed to county residents. Robert T. Benue re r FEC and 11 non-opcraling will serve in Christm as Seal bond ebairmnn. railroad unions. Boring l*atc Show KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Mrs. Y e t t s Czarlinaky stretched out on her couch to watch the late show on tele­ vision. It apparently did not hold her Interest. She awoke to find her TV set had been stolen. £choh ! King Size 89c i truewith PLAID STAMPS AfUMI* I M K HUI CEM*4*<* K Giant Size 79c Giant Size 99c JumK*. SI/* $2.39 Prices in this ad are good through Saturday, October 14. Magnolia Ave. at la d S t, Sanford, Fla. n >» iii i �lit tn fa rl WmB Ffcgt Oct« . Hurricanes, Seminole JV To St. Cloud JH Play Ocala JV Play Thursday Sanford JH Beats Oviedo the Panther* tasted defeat In their schedule’* opener with Semlnatc High'* undefeated for thli engagement, their Ocala. Since that time the and unscored-upon junior var- sixth contest of the season. Panther* tu rn captured four The South Seminole Junior Ernie Baumelster will be ■troight High School Hurricanes will *Ity eleven wind* up ita WO called upon to start at left entertain St. Cloud Junior campaign Thursday night at After a acoreltH initial per­ half In place of Johnny Lewi* High School Thursday night Sanford * Memorial Stadium iod last night, tha Brava* who Is sidelined with a hip at Lyman Field In Longwood when Uic local* ho»t the vUitinjury. Also, there's a doubt broke into the scoring column in a contest that gelt under Ing Ocala High junior Wild­ that Sonny Messer — Semin­ whin Bon Dudley smashed way- at 1:30 o'clock. ole’s hard charging fullbackest machine. over from the two-yard line. Head Coach Jim Clark Game time will be at • will see too much action. Mes­ •ays his Hurricanes will not Again In th* second stansa o’clock. The Baby Seminole* ser turned his ankle In last be up to full strength phyil big Dan Simon snatched an „ . . . . . . will be attempting to run week's engagement w i t h cally for th.. engagement due „ r e .k to M Mainland High of Daytona Oviedo fumble and scampered to a number of injuries — a i " ; Beach and has not yet regain­ 36 yard* for tha Braves’ sec­ problem which ha* plagued, S will ed full use of the ailing limb. the Hurricanes all season. To ond telly. Alia in tha second not be up to full strength The Baby Seminoles will ba date Clark has lost a total of period th* Braves tallied their making an effort to accom­ 10 ball players. plish three things tomorrow ■howlng pitchers Sid Hudson third marker when Kelly Og­ £ Another tetter The latest to be put on the den went over from th* three night. shelf are end Mike Rlckert ~ t h i s one’s from one of Sen- and Early Wynn, In their very yard line. Only one point* First, they’re going after with a chipped heel bone and _ ford'e lone tin # »porte fen*— first work for an organlsad after-touchdown wee polled at the 28.h straight victory of center Tommy Flelter, out baaeball club. Probably, there this point end th at cams aft­ ' a D. FerrelL Be wriUet their cum * win streak. Sec­ with a case uf blood poison­ ondly, they’ll ho attempting 1 " I t’* good to h e n you back at* many Sanford fans who er th* third score when Frank ing. The Hurricanes lost ace to complete the 1IM3 season .w ith ns, Julian, In thla town do not know th at theeo well Whlgham ran into paydirt hallback Dave Moore s cou­ undefeated. Finally, they'll ; of onn. 1 h a r t been an Inter* known pitchers ones played from the two. ple of weeks ago with a leg be doing their best to wind The Oviedo eleven tim e sited reader o f your Item* on for Sanford. broken in two placet. At first Seminole High’s live wire up the current season without 1 baseball aa it used to be her*. id moved the ball well "Back in ’3* or *39 Stan Moore, injured in the game TH REE TROPHIES W ERE presented Monday to Sanford bowler*. Georire permitting their opposition a - "By the way, Tig# lllnor Muilel played for Doytona enough on a serial of down with Sanford Junior High, cheer leaders today are look Touhy, .second from left, made the presentations. Paul M arcotte, Men’s out pose patterns to » aleo pitched for DoLand In Beach of the Florida State thought he'd twisted his leg ing for ■ real live wildcat single point. Association secretary, received the award for A1 Depulma for his hitfhe.it The little Seminoles opened " th e Florida State League, and League, firit aa a pitcher and punch ovor their only touch­ and went back Into ths fray for use during the up-coming average, 103, a t J e t L anes; Dot Powell, center, got the woman’s aw ard for gridiron encounter at the the slate with a score leu ti* "k # waa a tough guy for our then a* an outfielder. Dixie down of the evening. and played 10 minutes. highest average, 164; John Spolski’s award was for games of 278, 211 and with Daytona Beach Sea­ 'team * to whip. In fact, ha us- Kerr, a former big leaguer, But the Bravos weren’t The Hurricanes go into to­ Memorial Stadium F r i d a y 213 fo r 702 series which is only the fourth sanctioned 700 rolled in San­ night between Ihe Winter breeze, and In order white­ «*nelly boat na. I recall the fact dlecovered the fact that Stan through. Young Ralph Stumpf night's fracas with a pair of ford ; a t rig h t next to Spolski, is Krun Morton, Sanford Woman’s Howling ‘' th at Tlga aleo pitched for ua, could nally hit the long ball bulled over from the three wins against a single loss. Park Wltdcati and the Semi- washed Leesburg 20 to 0, Ti­ Association secretary. tusville 21 to 0, DeLa^d 13 to fo r I remember having writ- At that time Kerr wea man- yard line for the Brave*’ The victories were over St. notes. 0 and Daytona Beach Main­ If anyone knows where a ton a llttla aom*thing about aging the Daytona club. 1 can fourth score and th* PAT Cloud earlier In the season , him—calling attention to his never forget the flrtt time I waa added on a past from by s 32 to 13 score and a 26 cat can be obtained for this land 20 to 0. The only comparison avail­ jj ability and to hia habit of al- came to know anything about Whlgham to Corky Stowell. to 6 decision over Oviedo's occasion they are asked to able concerning the llttl* contact Head Coach Jim Pl■ moat pitching hla heart out to Stan Mu*let. In a gams hero, Stumpf put tha Braves Into Lion Cubs. Their one loss was Wildcats Is that Palatka whip­ gott of Seminole High. l win. They didn't coma any Sanford was loading tha Is­ scoring rang* again In th* to the Braves of Sanford ped Ocala 19 to 0 and also Meanwhile, Pigott, his as­ 7 hatter than Tlga Minor. lander* by two run* In the top final period when ho Inter­ Junior High, 27, to 6. beat Daytona Beach Mainland sistant coaches Jim McCoy "Tha Johnny of whom you of th* ninth. Dayton* manag cepted an Oviedo pat* at­ Clark, and hia adlci Dav* ‘ wrote, the second base-ran cd to get runners on first and tempt and Whlgham c ro u d Milter and Tom Barnes, plan and Dick Williams, and the 27 to 20. Tomorrow night local fan* ‘ from Cocoa, woo Johnny Cul* second. A t thla tim* Kerr th* twin stripes for his only to start ends Ray Gaines and entire roster of the Seminoles will sec something In Ihe way paid a special tribute to the • breath, and he waa Indeed a trots out a pinch hitter—one score of the evening on If I had looked Just s little By United P rrss International Danny Overton, tackici Bruce By John A. Spolski Seminole yell leaders for of an oddity — If it can h« 1 corker. Ho ployed aecond for Stan Muslal—Sanford fan* four-yard scamper, Fred Web­ Stuart and Larry Garner, All of u* enjoy seeing some­ bit closer I would have not­ Texas, charging along to their efforts this season on called that. The Wildcats will [ Cocoa hi tha Florida State had never aeen or at belt knew er added the extra point and iced that tha Initial In front what could be its greatest guards Paul Lambert and behalf of the club. one we know mek* good. run from an unbalanced sin­ Ron Green, renter Bob Ol­ ! League aa wall aa having held little about him. Coach Dan Pelham’* charge* gle wing with a two-step shift Orlando’s lefty, Bill Allen of tha Frederick name was As the Seminoles were pre­ season ever, will be mil to sen, quarterback Dan Kiser. ; the seme position for Cocoa In "What happened T Well, th at wrapped up the 33 to 6 decis­ has made the “big tim e" by V as In Virginia und nut . . . attend to some unfinished Iialthaeks D a v e Straughan paring to depart for Daytona to the right that resembles the old Central Florida Lea* waa itl Muslal simply hit one ion. capturing * number of tourna­ wlml'a his name I business next week. and Larry I-ott, and 183-pound Bench last week the cheer the old Notre Dame box sys­ gut. out of the park to acore thro* The Brave* still have two ments In the past two or The Isinghurns were un­ fullback Richard Rubcright. leaders posted signs all over tem. "1 remember him beat dur- runs and win tha old ball more engagements on this My apologies, Virginia! “Of courie," says Head three months. And all of An added attraction at to­ Ihe area encouraging the * tag the yaar when Data Alex­ game." ■esion’s slate of six contest*. them have been against the And . . . . gee but am 1 glad beaten In rci’ular-scason play team and then aerved crab Coach Ralph Stumpf and his last year but had the record morrow night's affair will be ander waa our manager, 1037, Next week the Hanford ag­ best bowlers in the U. S. A. to sea that it was a lefty marred by a 14-1-1 He with the first appearance of South meat. The Tribe was playing aide John Colbert, ‘'they’ll I bollava, when Sanford had Appreciated your letter, O. gregation goes to Wild wool Well, this past Saturday who rolled this unusual feat. Rice <3-11. Texas has won its Seminole’s 62-plecc Hurricane the Seabreeze High Sandcrabs. probably shift the other way '• n o of the boat boeeball team* D. And we know a lot of old for a return engagement. The cheer leaders are Cap­ on us.” Huwcver, In an effort I was talking with Art Braun Congratulations. first live games ot the 19G3 band under the direction of • o f any In Florida. Johnny Cul* Sanford fans will get a boot tain Carol Samuels, Carol to pack up a final victory dawn Orlando way and he Special recognition to Jack season and now must face an­ Georg* Kirsten. * breath could really talk It up out of reading I t Oxford, Bonnie Caolo, Linda when the gear Is put away told me th at within the next Weible for his nifty bowling other tough Rice team on Sat­ and ha ahowed worlda of en­ Spencer, Ceni Wheatland, for the season the JayVeea two to three weeks, thore’s in tha Friday evening Mr. A urday. ergy In ovary gams. In tha odds and ends de­ Barbara Botger, Susan Plcrcy have instituted for this affair going to bo a U-timnninl din­ Mr*. league. Texas, ranked No. 1 among "I have picture* of Hanford partment—a couple of Semin­ a special buck-lateral series. amt Sue Torres. Jack started his second the nation’s college football ner for Bill Allen. It’ll be a team* for 1037 and 11)38 ole High youngster* deserve “ Wo tried it out on the var­ game with five strikes In a teams, won a big game last “dutch" affair. a great deal of credit. They’re sity the other day," remark­ Thn time and plsce will be row and finished with a 237 Saturday night by s 17-13 Th# Lyman Greyhounds Triplets Named ed Stumpf. "and we're not llobby Nicholas and Larry store over Arkansas. Tony announced. Ko If you’d like game. Gators Begin Singletary, Bobby doea the have no game this week and to go give mo a buz* at the sure they knew what was go­ In rase you hadn't heard, Crosby, who kicks without a For Dodgers public address system work are taking e well needed rest ing on.” shoe, booturl s 21kyard field we already havr ten teams lanes. Cage Practice LOS ANGELES | NKA> — during the Seminole JnyVee after the 33 to 0 drubbing Stumpf will start ends Dav# And I firmly bcliuvo that entered in the Monday night goal and two extra points to GAINESVILLE (UPI) - games and Larry does hi* last week at tha hands of Hnzt-I and Eddie A. Turner of Higginbotham and Ed Grif­ provide the winning margin. Parent Youngster League. Sanford will produce * “ Bill Th* top guard combination of ■potting. Now Bobby “ain 't’’ P. K. Yonge, la)* Angete* are prokahly the fith, tackles Tom Cason ami Officers fur this league are Tommy Ford scored both Allen" within th* next few Tom Baxlay and Brooks Hen­ no Mel Allen but fur a young most demon*tratlva of *11 Dave Jarrell, guards Ron The ’Hound* ere holding Frank Wolfe, President; Hel­ Texas touchdowns. derson wore among seven let- liter he's got to start some­ light practice srislon* this yeera. rooter* for the world cham- Crawford and John CanaSecond • ranked Wiicomiin Three bright star* on th« en Maicheasuno, Veep and termen th at returned to tha where. Even now, he's doing week to allow lha Injured piun Dodger*. vino, center Tony Gonzales, horizon I n c l u d e Johnny Midge Woods Is the secutury- and third ranked Plttshurgh University of Florida basket­ fine. Keep up the good work, players to recover. The proud parent.* of trip­ quarterback Bernic Harbour, also will be severely tested Wright, Hurry Pentecost, und Trcusurer. If you'd like to ball teem this year. let*, they minted all three halfbacks Baumeister a n d Next week they meet Auion! join, please tel us know about next week. The Badgers, who Gary Fox. Coach Norm Sloan said 16 a fte r pitching stara on the Rick Walstrom, and hopeful­ bumdaln and the cosch'ng escaped'with a 10-7 decision What’s till* on my desk! It at the lanes. ▼ar*lly candidates showed up team. The boy* were named ly, for Stumpf, Sonny Mes­ staff hopes that till the start­ Incidentally, talking about over Iowa last Saturday, will fur drills to prepare fur the Next Wednesday ing lineup will Ita physically A retrartlon Is demanded by Dun Scott (for Don Dryailule) ser at (utlhack. tf .Messer he al home to fourth-ranked our gal Midgu Worn!*, I'm the attorney’s wife! 1 I Next Wednesday an callCinlors* Dec. 3 opener against and Ronald Peter (for Perrn- isn’t in there Chris Ttllis fit. Gene Wink Is*man, who Is Hoy-Ob-Hoy John, when more than pleased to lignin Ohio Stale and Pittsburgh s mated 600 food manufaetur Florida .State University, noaki). •till in tha hospital, is the probably will get the call. 13-10 winner over West Vir­ Hloan said Tuesday the Ga­ Ing representative* and thalr only one who le not expected you guof, you really pull a report that she’s ’tops for ginia, will play at Navy, th* The girl wa* named Sandy the action in last week's boo-boul tor* would do well In tha guests will converge on tha to play. (after you-know-who). No. It team. In last week’s column we Sandspurs I.ragur. Southeastern Conference this Mid-Florida gulf cuurao ifcar Gators Halt Ohio State suffered ■ let­ Midge's been rolling that couldn’t say enough fine year, hut will have to Improve Knnlandn .Springs, down at Southern California PGA Golf Pro things about Sanford’s Perry mean bull again which just All Practice exec­ Jordan Named over last year on defense end Joseph Hurrnstein, DUNEDIN, Fla. (NEA) — Mason — Gordon Frederick literally topples the ten pin* on Saturday, losing. 32 3, and utive director of th* Midrebounding. GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Bruce Herd of the Ftossnioor. Coach Ray Graves «ut short cause he rolled an all spare from the decks. She rolled Navy had more trouble than Florlde course, announced Coach O f Week expected before downing Vir­ III., Country Cluli Is the 1963 Tuesday’* foothall practice AUBURN, Ala. (U P I)-A ll gome, lie! Ha! high single and series, 233— that the affair will be thn ginia Military Institute, 21-12. Legal Notice PGA Profe»slon*l-of-the-Year. along Ralph IHhtig) Jnrilan 629. second semi-annual Mid-Flor­ end ordered • week-long lay­ The Pitt-Navy battle very haa been Insisting on two In the III Sooner'* League iv r i m r u i n i t m i iit n r ida Duffer*’ Day. off from contact work to giv# well could decide this year's T im .VIVTII jlllH UL CHI. on Wednesday, Doris Hock Th® all dny and evening things—I. The mbM-maker* Rookie Receivers injured players a chance to cut iik * v » c o n »»:wi. eastern champion. rolled 203, Put Foster 178 as voi.ii i o r .v r r . ri.iiiim t, affair will be climaxed with a were guessing wrung In al­ MINNEAPOLIS (NEA) — recover. The rest of the top 10, with i ll MCKHV VO. limn ways making hie Auburn team did Jean Webster; Marie barbecue. The Minnesota Vikings buast Graves said several key the possible exception of 10thrim iT n a t i o n a i, c i t t the tinilcrifog; 2. Jimmy Sidle Gisowski 176, HANK. T m m T K K IIK NK RAt, the hottest pair of recruit players wera Injured, but tankrd Northwestern, rnjoy a Is “perhaps the licit tpmrterk m i m .m t i -.k h ii k n i : k i t Dot Uuttnn 177 two pins break against weak opponents pass receivers in the Nation­ should be ready to play Sat­ T ltlTKT u/it ilate.1 „ i ,.f j » „ . Legal Notice liuck in America." lly United I’rma International lower was Dot Johnson with ujr»- 1, 19S«. al Football League in Paul urday sgainit l.SU in the Ga­ next week. I-ast Saturday Auburn up­ The Georgia Tech athletic her 175. lie s at 182 went to S C O T T APPLETON, Flntley and Ray Pnage. Plaintiff. A l l T l r n T i l flMKHVO tor homecoming game. -**• T im statm t i r m i n u s s t o set Gem gin Tech 23-21 for Its department hai been awamprd Mary Klmnra and Ktts Dor­ 6-3, 235 Texas tackle, P IIU .IF D. MOIITON. JR., i t OKOtUIH ru o il in <1 OUA fifth straight win this year with letters and telegrnms man and Lihie Whitehead just Football First was "ull o v e r the U». U l U P i ’l l II P o u t* 2 H o t 111 T W an tan l,. PITTSBURGH (NEA) — place” in the Ramc and Sidle gained 2U0 yard*. missed that “I'harmed firrle '' asking that end Ted Davis be A Ml: M I C H I 'r o a m tU * . Toll And. In rirrngiiiilun of that allowed to return to the Yel uf 200 or higher with a gume When F m l Muxurek, Pitts­ a g a in s t O klahom a and v irrit h o r hi it tv Vou. uiul r a c k of y o u , a t * w o n 11 . t n u rn iii:ij,iiM km b . r o b y nottfttxl t h a t a u l t k o victory nrul the job h# has low Jacket squad. burgh quarterhui-k, wa- grad­ figure* to ttive Kice of 103. Keep i> op girls. T il l I ' H I I , I P I>. MOUTHS'. J i t . boon file.i m rn ln o t >uu i n th* uated from high school he re­ trouble Saturday when done with Auburn this year. Thp term Handicap Cham­ There is a report on the ■ml L IN O A ANNIJ Atoll C ircu it C ourt of 8-n>ln<>?* T o n . tils w i f i C ounty, Klortila, In C h a n , -ary, Jordan today was named by Tech campus that the big end pionship Tournament for men jected * baseball bonus offer Texnn tangle* with the m seiim vcKt an a b b r a v l a i r d tilt* of whli-h United Pres* International ■■ of 125,000. Owls. and women will tie held dur who quit the team Monday CMt.I.KlIKn.At.H l» Klrol K r d e r a l K i i l n a o an d t k .v n k h i i k i : l.o*n A s so c ia tio n of Ha nil nolo collage fooillull’s "Coach of after admitting he deliberate­ ing the week of Nov, llt-21. Villi > r r Ill-mil, nolIM fd t h a t C o u n ty , a i-iirpnrattn n, P l a l n - the Week." We'll have the local elim­ ly kicked an Auburn player a ( '-im p l i tn i to f u r e u l i .- * a tlff, v». Oetirita P u s h a n d Hr* e i-rlaln m .,rti» s* t n r u m l i e r . lam P u r h , a t a l . H a f a n d a n t a In the face during Saturday'! inations thru with a II entry tni l h a f o l lo w in g itaaerlhait t h a n a l u r a o f a t l d s u i t b a i n * i n ' t>ro,i*My. t o - w l t : Legal Notice game may be reinstated for fen per howler. a ault to f o r a r l n s a t h a t c a r t a l n L o t I t . OS KI S S'D H I M * . m o r l g i g * d a t a d March f. l i s t , At a later date, well host Teeh’s final gam# with archsrroM lna to tha plat a n d uf r a r o r d In l l f f l c l a l lla- • a Ik* C o u r t lif tk * I 'u n a t p the area eliminations from th er-o f aa ran in ltil In r o r i l s Hook 111, lian a 111, Ji n l a * . Srniln.il* C n n a t t , F l a t - rival Georgia. 1'l.it Honk 11, I’VKoa t ] anil Hi-mlnola C o u n t y I ’litillc 11a- bla. I n P rn k a l * . Coach Bobby Dodd has not which wie'll be sending teams *1. 1'itbllo Ito co n la of rurils, an cu m tii-rln n t h a f o l lo w - In r* i K am i* n f commented on tha possibility. to go out and try (or that P ' i n i n o t a C o u n t y , KlorMa. Inn d a a c r lb a d raal p r o p a r l y , M A T u t . A 1.1TTI.K AH AVIA h a a t » a n ft l e t a a n l n a t you In t o - w l t i Th* athletic department first pltc* prize of 17,500. !>•.,. , , r d t h a alio v a-aly tail au lt, an d you lait T1. o f QI’KKNH M ill- T n *11 C r . m l . n a n * P r r a n a a said some of the telegrams You may enter more than • ra r»i|iilr«il t o a a r v a a copy Holt H O f T I I RKPI. AT Alt H a a l n a Claim * n* Daman** urging that Davis he allowed once providing you hav* three of your A tow -r or oilier HIT ION T H i* AHHCI.IIKII- S e a l a n t Sal* H n la l* , SOLAR HEAT I I- i itln * t o l h a C o nttiU lnl on It V. K l . n n l | i A . Hr iii I ii.da You am t r a c t i n f t o n a r a to return have come from of yuur regular team mem­ r i . i l n t i r i a a l l u r n a y a . A.SfIKIIC o u n ty , KlorMa, a c c o r d l n i t h e r e b y n n l l r u - l an .| r*<iolr*.l B<IN. Itl/HII, IIKAN IJtAVNto p lat l l i a ra o f r r c o n l a d In t o p r r a a n t a n y r l a t n ia a n t J * . Auburn. The big flankman, a bers on the entry. h a ti I>B8 * v a n itan IIKIttl. I f ! H a t tto.ik 11, p a n a **, o f niainla w h ich yo u , n r a l t h a r of jarring tackier and ona of Our Saturday night Moon­ K aat C e n t r a l A v - n u - . Orlan-to, lh a Public ISccurda of you. s u r h a v e a g a i n s t tha KlorM a. a n d f ile t h a o rigin #! Hamlnola C o u n ty , K lo rM a, r a t a l # nf M A TOLA I.ITT1.R quarterback Hilly Lothridge's light Bowling I* getting mor* A n a w e r o r a l h a r P l a n t i n g In a n d you a r a h arab y m i u l r a d At)AMA, 4*<-r*rad, l a t a of saM fovontn targets, quit volun­ popular. Look for more and t h a of flea o f t h e C l - r k of th a t o ftla y o u r a n s w e r In satd i ‘" u n t y . In l h a C o u n t y J u d a * C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r hafore t h a s u i t w ith th * u n d r r a t i i n r d nf S rm l n n l n C o u n ty . Klortd*, tarily after apologizing for bigger prizes in the coming l a t h il.a y o t N o v e m b e r . 1JSI C t r i k of s a i d C o u rt a n d to a t hi* u t f lr * In th* c o u r t kicking halfback David itaw- weeks. If you f a l l to d o ao, ■ S a r ra a s r r t s a copy t h a r r o f u p o n th # hmia* o f *nM C o u n t y at .innAnother shot in the arm attiirnsy, w h o s e ford , Fb irM u . w i t h i n al# c a l ­ •OIL p r o c n n f t a a o w ill b e l a k a n P l a i n t i f f * a i a l n a t y o u f o r III* relief da. nain* sn.l a d d r s s s a p p e a r ba- e n d a r m-inlh* fr-mi th* lim a Rawson was not aeriousty will he the return of the Sun­ low, on n r baf ur* th * 13th o f t h * Drat p u b lic a tio n nf m au -ted In t h e C o m p lain t, day Sweeper to Jet Lanes. T h la N o t i c e a h u l l b e publish d ay nf N o v a m h s r, IM2, a n d In tht* a n t i c * Koch claim n r d e ­ injured by tha Incident. Thinking O ut Loud Know Where Wildcat Can Be Located? Strikes • • • Texas Seeking Revenge For Spares 1962 Rice Tie Lyman Has No Game This Week Ousted Gridder May Return default th e r e o f liacraa P ro Confasao w ill b* antarad a n sins t you. W1TNK88 m y h a n d a n d o f ­ ficial a s al at tha C uunty C o u rth o u aa, S an fo rd , H am ln ol* C o u n ty , F lo rid a t l h d a y o f O rtn k ar, t i l l . ISKAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r , Clark !ly: M a r t h a T. V l h l a n , D. C P h illip It. I » t a a Law H hlnholaar a n d L o t a s Its Cast Central Boulevard F i r s t K a d a r a t B u ild in g P o e t O f f i c e B o s 1X11 P. a B aa 17 U O rlando, F lorida Hanford. K lo rM a T e l a p h o n a 1111*51 P u h l l - n O o k IS, I t . W * Nov. A t t o r n e y fo r P l a i n t i f f P u b lish OcL *. U . 21. *0. 11*1 I*, i i u . U M I-U le v a -m < a-t o n t o • w eak f o r fo u r r o n ae. u t l v a w a a k a In l h a S a n f o rd H erald. D A T K ti t h i s 10th da T af Oi ti.t.ar, 11*1. HEAD A r t h u r H- B e c k w i t h , J r . D a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t B y : M a r t h a T. Vlhlan t i o p u t y C la r k Aniieraiin. Ilu»h. I t e s n , L - i a n A t i * v a n don Bar* A tti.rn a y a and C auniellor* a t f m a n d ah alt ti* In w r t l ln c , an d • h a ll a t a t * l h a p lace of r»#ld * n . * a n d p nat afflce a -l-trn * nf l h a c l a i m a n t , a n d sh a ll b« s w o r n t n b) t h a c la im a n t, h is s a i n t , o r a l t u r n a r , a n d an y su c h c l a i m n r d s m a n J s o t ao file d sh a ll h* void. f l ll a a b a t h Adam* S h aro n As A - l m l n t i l r a l r l s n f th* K a t a t * nf MAVHI.A L 1 T T L B AHAMd. D a c i a sad HTBNMTBOM, D A V U A M clV rv u H I A t t n r n a y * f o r A d m t n l a i ra tH x K dw arda B uilding Han ford , K l o r M a JJTT1 P u b lla h OoA. 21. 1« A Nor. I. 12. 12SX CUN•** Get the worlds finest heating oil from BARGAIN PRICES SHEPARD ON POPULAR BRANDS Florida Distribulora For Den !l> Custom Built Tires V N FO RD FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. * 6:15 P. M. SANFORD 110 E. FIRST WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS I U ) \ 818 FILL UP NOW FIRST s r 0651 OL PHONE FA 2561 FLORIDA AVOID THE RUSH �V$t M a d |m 9 Wed. Ort. » , m -J a f* t Attack On American Vessel Probed CROOMS HIGH senior class officers a re , left to right, Barbara Givens, rejnirter; Reginald Mc­ Gill, business m anager; Steve W right, p resid en t; Eddie Jackson, parliam entarian; Errol Cherry, vice president; Bernard Brown, chaplain; Minnie Raines, secretary; Roseunner Johnson, assistant secretary, and Eddie Banks, treasurer. WASHINGTON' (UFI) — Tht United States today In­ vestigated tht "movt sertoua” incident yet Involving Cuba and an American t n i r l — the strafing attack by a Iona plana on an unarmed 'hip flying the Liberian flag 13 m ilti off the cuast of Cuba. The State Department de­ nounced thr incident as an un­ provoked attack on a veaatl operating in International wa­ ter*. The ship, identified aa tha V. 8.-owned ore-carrier SS J . Louie, was strafed by a single plane for SI minutes shortly after midnight Tues­ day—the first anniversary of the Cuban missile crisis. The State Department said that the attack plane was pre­ sumed to be Cuban and that the investigation would de­ termine whether a protest should be made. A spokesman termed the Incident the "moat serious so far” of three simi­ lar shooting «crupe* involving U. S. ships in Caribbean wa­ ters. On Feb. SO four Cuban MIG jet fighteri fired on a 67-foot shrimp boat, the Ata, about 90 miles southeast of KeyWest. On March 28. two jet* fired on the merchant ahip Floridian. Neither vessel was hit, and in the case of tha Floridian the Castro govern­ ment apologised and said Its pilots had been in error. No casualties were report­ ed about the 6t!9-fi>ot J. I.ouis hut tha ship’s captain, Ger­ hard Krause, radioed that the superstructure end hull were damaged and that a resulting fire took two hour* to bring under control. Krause radioed tha owners: "Under heavy airplane gun­ fire attack -with 16 passes counted causing damage to su­ perstructure, hull above wa­ terline quarters. Fire under fo’c’sle. After two hours firs fighting now under control, No casualties." help." We are certainly hap­ py to know that someone stuck It out to the end. To those persons who became discouraged, please get off with us at the beginning of the next series and hang in there. You will be glad that yuu did. • • • Misses Sandra Black and Gwendolyn Bethea attended the Florida State Teachers natiMAl level. Council at Sarasota Terrace in Sarasota Friday and Sat­ urday. They are instructors at ‘"rooms High School. Congratulations to the *<rincipal, faculty and students of GoldsiMiro Elementary School on wrinning first prize for float in Ciooms Homecoming parade. Incidentally, I thought this parade was the best we have had i t CHS. The Uecreation Department is sponsoring a punt, pass and kick competition for giade school boys ages 8-11. Registration ends today. The contest will convene at the recreation center tn Castle Brewer Court Saturday at 10 a. m. Awards will be giv­ en to winners. All interested J . A. LAWSON persons are to contact Willie A number of boys tinder Graham, director o( the Cas­ his directum as teacher ami tle Brewer Court recreation adviser of the NFA served center. • • • as president of tha state as­ sociation, members of win­ II. L. Douglas, principal of ning livestock judging teams, Crooms High School, attend­ and other contests a n d ed the annual conference of administrators and super­ awards. Many of the boys have won visors of industrial education ttie state and national awards October 17-18 at Florida A&M in farm mechanics, farm elec­ University in Tallahassee. trification, farm anil home According to the program of Improvement, soli and wsler events, the sessions were conservation, superior farm­ very fruitful er degree, star modern farm­ Zion Hope MB Church ob­ er. II. O. Sargent Award and serves! its' annual women’s day program last Sunday. others. Law-son is a member of St. Mrs. Aimed a Fields Williams Paul Baptist Church, trustee, was the morning speaker and superintendent of the Sunday Mrs. Thelma Watson was the School, senior warden of evening speaker. Both are Evergreen Msvonic Lodge, teachers in the Orange Coun­ Malta Temple of Shriners, ty School system. Mrs Eve­ Celery City Elks Lodge, Odd lyn Clark waa overall chair­ Fellows Lodge and Alpha Phi man of the program. Rev. J. Alpha Fraternity. L. Brooks is lastor. The following students of He has held these positions: past-president of Vocational Crooms High School made the Agriculture Teachers Asso­ honor roll for tire first six ciation, past president ami weeks: treasurer of Seminole Count) Teachers Association 7-1: David Black, Robert lie won and received the Thomas J r . Pamela Cherry, following honors: Superior I.utrida Gratia m, Catherine Vocation Agriculture Teach­ Jones, Ella Wiggins, Levonia er Award in 11)36, Honorary Wynn, Brenda Lamer, and Modern Farmer Award in Rosemary Johnson; 73: Kr11)36. also five and 10 year vin Lee Miller, Stanley Dav­ service keys. He received the enport; 8-1: Ronald Merthie, Citizens Award from an east Bernard Morris. Joseph Oversection of Sanford. He is a street, Henry Sweet, Rogers native of Sanford and receiv­ Walton, Lcxie William*. In­ ed his HS degree from Flor­ grid Burton, Carlyn Matthew*, ida AAM University and his and .Martha Reynolds; ««: MA from the University of Ruby McDonald 9-3: Klnura Allen, Wavie Illinois. "On behalf of the county Alloway, Deborah Baker. Bar­ school offlciats, I wish to bara Banks, Belinda Daniels, congratulate John Lawson on Shirley Carwlse, Gad Mont­ this honor," stated E. S. gomery, and Diane Wilson; Dougla»s, director of vocation­ '>19; Cecelia Miller; 19-1; Rosa M. Adams, Audrey al and Adult Education. • • • Hayes, Lila Thomas, and Attorney Millie George Al­ Barbara A. White; ItcS- Wil­ len will speak at the annual lie- Alloway, Sonja cherry, nun's day program of Pro­ WiUie Mae McIntyre. Caro* gress Baptist Church in .Mid­ I lyn Mobley, Ronald Nathan, way Sunday, Allen is a native <Michael Hansom and Mattie of Sanford, where lie attend­ Wa*d; 19-6. Charles Davidson 19-7: Annie P. Rouse, Marie ed the public schools. He is a graduate of Flori la AAM j C. Rhodes, Dawn Green, University and Uic University Shirley Barrington, Wilbur Edward Boucy, of Florid* Uaw School, and is Hawkins, presently employed by a law Tony Brooks, Elliott Bellamy firm of Miami The public { and James Fields; 113: Bar­ is cordially invited to come bara Sandifer; 12-1: Mary out and hear this most dy­ Sharpe; 12-2: Barbara Bacon, Alva Bag ley, M artin Hender­ namic person Mrs Willie Wilkins, who 1» son, and Minnie Raines; 12-4: taking ajv.inluge of lhe Edtl Jimmie CaputFriday is conference day rational I \ series "(iperu tion Alphabet." will complete at all the schools in the coun­ tie course in a few days. ty. Parent* are urged to S‘:e has been a .d sleJ by \i-;i the school and confer Mrs D u ithy King a | S»y» with teachers concerning their Mrs. Singling, "tt has been childrens progress; and any a wonderful experience for othwr problem they might h uh o ' ns and I am so hsp- have Those conference' will p> m at 1 nave uveu a >lu to jcouvcua all during uu. day. O W N U. S. jet fighters were or­ dered to the scene from Key West when first word of tha attack was received, but the attack plane had left before they arrived. The American planet are on standing orders to retaliate against any a t­ tack over international waters In the Caribbean. President Ulysses 5 Grant signed the bill creating Yel­ lowstone National Tark on March 1, 1873. “T h« I w M tn t S u g a r E ver COPELAND SMALL HICKORY SMOKED PICNICS Teacher J. A . Lawson W ins National Honors By Robert B. Thomas ir . FA 3-313* J. A. Lawson, teacher of Vocational A g r i c u l t u r e , Crooms High School, Sanford, received the degree of Honor­ ary Superior Farmer at the national convention of the New Farmers of America tn Atlanta. This h o n o r was awarded based on training and lervice to this organiza­ tion on the local, statu and N A T U M 'S ' STEAK SALE! > FULL CUT ROUND » SIRLOIN » CLUB ► CUBE STEAK RIB STEAK ALL MEAT STEW FRESH GROUND CHUCK TA STY C E N T E R C U T PORK CHOPS ECO N O M Y S L IC E D BACON OLD FASH IO N ED DAISY CH EESE FRESH C A U G H T M U LLET W IENERS • BOLOGN A SMOKED SAUSAGE HOMEMADE SAUSAGE BEEF LIVER . . . . . . . .................... FLORIDA C R A im “A” LARGE EGGS 3-97 2 99 DOZ SO U TH ERN GEM LIM A BEANS, 303 Cons . SO U TH ERN PEACHES, 2 Cans . . . . TH R EE DIAM ONDS PINEAPPLE, No. 2 Cans R O YA L PURPLE PLUMS, No. 2 Vi Cans . . FOR 5 SCOTT TOILET TISSUE DUKE DOG FOOD 6 M R . G FRENCH FRIES 4 Limit 5 With 15 O rder ta m e Rail Limit 3 W ith Order 1 Lb. Can* Limit 6 J ’jO Am J m;i> m a Ji !> 0 1. Ckg. l im it -1 9 45 39 (p A o d u a i (B u ifA t d e l ic io u s APPLES 4 -39 KltKSli TENDER GREEN BEANS 2 LBS. Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Loot! Thru Sun« 29 I . S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES 10 us 39' I.AIKiE WHI TE HEADS 29‘ CAULIFLOWER MH DEN Itll'E BANANAS SUPfRRARKEIS A LB. f 2 Convenient I-oofttlons: -1th St. K Sanford Ave. — 1 ion \V. 1.1th St. �FLORIDA GRADE ‘A* FRESH WHOLE » CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —America’* 91 billion spacef o r t a t Capa Canaveral bat­ tened down with sandbag* and a to m warnings today in the fa c t of a boiling threat from Maverick hurricane Ginny. Tba tropical storm, located leas than 200 miles east-north* IN OUR STORE FRIDAY A SATURDAY east of hero and moving to­ 9 a. m. to I p. m. ft 3 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. ward the Florida east coast early today, sent emergency FREE FAVORS FOR * crewa to work lashing down giant rockets and massive an­ THE KIDDIES tennas shortly after dawn. The 15,000-acre spaceport, about 185 miles north of Ml- I ami, was placed under wenthcr * "eondlUon-2”—an alert that a hurricane la within 24 hours ef possibly hitting the area. Under normal procedure, "eonditlon-1’’—the final hurricane warning—would be sounded 12 hours ahead of the expected arrival of the storm. Informed sources said they suspected the hurricane might coma Inland further south, and th a t the Cap* Canaveral area I would be brushed by winds of 1 BO to 60 miles per hour after Prices Good Quantity dark today. Through The Rights Weekend As the aun gleamed blood- Reserved red through thick hate on the , eastern horison, crews set to the task of anchoring down all pieces of etjuipment that could 11 be blown around by the hurri­ L I M I T -3 WI T H $ 5.00 OR M O R E F O O D O R D E R cane’s winds. "It's all a pre­ cautionary m a a a u r e right now,” said one spokesman. "Nobody’* running around in a panic." Several large rockets were standing on launching pads nt the lime the ’’cunditlon-2’’ alert was Issued. At least one —a Titan-2 intercontinental ballistic missile poised to fly within a few days—w»» haul­ ed down and placed In the I safety of a hangar on Cape B Ba E a B n B g B B M M Canaveral. FOOD FAIR COFFEE lb con 37* OR The National Aeronautics and S p a c e Administration (NASA) had three of its rock­ ets -a Saturn "super-booster," a revolutionary Centaur hy­ dro^ n-fucUd rocket and the first stage of s Delta rocket— LIMIT-1 WITH 15.00 OR MORE F000 ORDEII atanding. BUY 1 PKG OF LADY F A IR ARMOUR STAR BONELESS COOKED LB CAM BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH LBPKG FARMER GRAY SWEET SMOKED TASTY INDIVIDUAL 3oz BREADED MILD LONGMORM CHEDDAR wr ARMOUR STAR SKINLESS —-a 3«s- ■s/.Aiu, HEINZ — ggggn ■* a r-w . w s a •j w LO O K W IL L B U Y !! W HAT g ' i y j iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: FRESH BAKED AND GET 1 PKG OF 12 LADY FA IR BAKED O UT TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Florida Aft.M student leaders have threatened muss protects Unless tw suspended integra­ tion Icadera are reinstated to the Negro university. Mrs. Patrlris Stephen Due anti Hvuhin kemm went in­ definitely aunpcndud liy a fur* ulty disciplinary committee after being convicted of con­ tempt of court in a recent ra ­ cial demonstration here. Student president Prince Mflnttmh culled the suspen­ sion "unjustified,” ami snid Tuesday he mid other student LlMIT-2 WITH FOOD ORDER PINELAND WHOLE DILL DINNER ROLLS *1 37!Je VA LUE FOR JUST 26c! L IM IT - 6 WITH S ?.00 OR MORE FOOD O R D ER tr W h U fl s j & PKG c m e O S A G E •LIMIT-2 WITH 15.00 OR MORE FOOD CR DtP m E s 3 « f l9 * SPECIAL! SET OF 8 SPIRAL PATTERN T E A GLASSES 58< HARDWOOD B R IQ U ET TES m w HEINZ BIC ?<V BTLS CATSUP SUMAtP PURE STRAWBERRY PR ESER V ES 1 lQ o i JARS k $ 1 .0 0 * Conference Day Set A t SSJH Friday will IH‘ Conference Day at South Seminole Junior High School in Cassvllwrry and teachers will he available for conferences with parents from 0:30-12:00 ant . and 12:30-3:00 p m. lt«*|M>rt cards sre being dis­ tributed to Um pupils today and appointments ham been made with some of the par­ ents wlm»o children arc hav­ ing difficulties w i t h their school work. Jo hn An;;*'!, p r i n c i p a l would like lo make it clear however that all parents sre wclcnmr whether they have an appointment or not. V SINCLETOM N • F R O Z E N B R E A D E D '* SHRIMP , 0 ° * SO/- pkg 49c M<«th -*1% r s e t ex r na , MERCHANTS GREEH STAMPS ! H A L L O W E E N CANDT IF H i lLjSxr.iia r a ti Is is * — __ ! MERCHAHTS GREEN STAMPS ! MgfiKjnt\ ew sg ix t m a MERCHAHTS GREEH STAMPS c u e * axTHA | MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! COTTAGE CHEESE lit *>z. JIM DANDY GRITS I ^NEE HTHA _ MERCHANTS GREEH STAMPS j cnee kxtra MERCHANTS GREEH STAMPS �s Timid Liberals Surely by now there ought to have been some sober second thoughts among those Yale and Princeton Un­ iversity officials who felt it nec­ essary to oppose publicly appearance on those campuses by Gov. George Wallace of Alabama and Gov. Ross B arnett of Mississippi. Totally beside the point is the question of official university dis­ agreem ent with the views held by Wallace and B arnett on racial and other m atters. Also irrelevant is the question of how Negro and other elements in the university towns look upon the W allace-Bam ett views. W hat is a t stake here, it goes w ithout saying, is the rig h t of all sides to a controversy to bo heard — and the rig h t of interested parties to hear divergent views. The university, dedicated to the quest for tru th , preaching tho open mind, is the Inst place in a free society th a t should talk of barring speakers. Nor should it be necessary fo r a school to announce th a t it “dis­ sociates itself from the views" of any speaker. It is a confession of weak faith in the processes of freedom when anyone refuses to listen to opposition argum ents on nny score whatsoever, or indicates th a t the expression of those views is being tolerated with distaste. Implicit in our whole notion of Peter Edson MAYBE DICKI Political Notebook freedom Is th e idea th a t it is in­ herently strong th at It eon endure th e storm iest exchanges of opin­ ion, that it can even survive assaults on the concept of liberty itself. Thus it is that we let Commu­ nists, socialists and other nonliber­ tarians spout their s tu ff in this coun­ try . We are willing — and we should be — to teat our prized freedoms against the competition, if nny. of­ fered by these alien philosophies of government. For a long time m any universi­ ties were in the vanguard of efforts to get th is idea across, th a t we could listen to hostile philosophies without being captivuted by them. I t seems a painful reversal to h e a r now from anyone associated w ith any g reat university th a t two governors operating within Ihe free American cystem a re unwelcome speakers. Nor can the officials Involved escape responsibility by resort to some technicality or other about Hie university’s role in the sponsorship o f such appearances. T> -*v were not acting in the tra ­ dition of cither American or uni­ versity freedom. They behaved as men of small faith. Those who be­ lieve in the mechanisms of libeqj.v should fear no test of them, nor fe a r to he associated w ith their un­ hampered use. WASHINGTON - (NBA) — The gag in Washington now ll that the United States may have to work out a nonagression pact and a disarmament agreement with the Russians because it's impossible to get agreement with America's North Atlantic Treaty allies on the defense of Europe against Russian attack. But the Kennedy adminis­ tration is making still another try at getting NATO to accept the multilateral force—MLF— concept for the nuclear de­ fense of western Europe. Most notable tiling about talks on this just resumed in Washington and Paris is that the French are not taking part. British, German, Dutch, Greek and Turkish represent alive* are sitting in. President De Gaulle wants none of it. The Paris talk* are political and financial, between per­ manent mission representa­ tives to the NATO council. Ambassador Thomas K. Fintetter is U. S. spokesman. The Washington talks are techni­ cal and strategic, among mili­ tary experts at tho Pentagon. Freneli absence is high­ lighted by announce imnt from Paris that France now has its own nuclear striking force. It is small compared to the British force and infi­ nitesimal compared to the American. The French have only plutonium—not hydrogen bomb*. And no one is sure Just how operational are the six Mirage IV' bombers sup­ posed to deliver them. This new Flench nuclear ■force de frappe" is therefore characterized *.* being able to start a war but not finish it. That is its danger to the Bigger Than Castro There may be good reason for it, hut it seems heartless nnd unnatural for Americans to sit by and not pro­ vide help for Cubans who have been left homeless, hungry and stunned by the ravages of hurricane Flora, Castro has scornfully rejected aid from the American Red Cross on the ground that any such help from a country that is “ruining the Cuban nation with a blockade and aggres­ sion” would he hypocritical. Once again, Castro is wrung. Dr. C :cne s There is nothing hypocritical in peo­ ple of good will feeling sorry for other people who have suffered a terrible m isfurtunc und w anting to help them. This situation is bigger than Castro and his violent hatreds. Sure­ ly there m ust be a way for Ameri­ cans to do what their hearts are urging them to do—extend u helping hand to neighbors in time of dis­ tress. Phil Newsom Soys Worry Clinic peaee of the world. It ii a sop to De Gaulle’s ambitions for an independent atomic capability. It giver him a further excuse to stay out of a Eureopean MLF un­ der NATO. De Gaulle’s possession of this force Is not expected to change the U. S. bargaining position on MLF. Rut it might influence the Blinking of other NATO allies. As a result of the nuclear test ban treaty with Russia there I* said to be a general atmosphere of relaxation in Europe. Also, MLF is going to rost a lot of money which some countries dun! have and none wants to spend. And there is considerable political instability in the air. Dr. Konrad Adenauer has Just resigned in Germany New Chancellor Ludwig Er hard sliil has to state hi* policies, though ho is expect­ ed to continue reliance on American nuclear protection, rather than French The Urilisli Conservative party is changing leaders following resignation of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, British elections nro likely in curly HXM. If Ihe Labor party wins, its leader Harold Wilson has said he would "de negotiate” the Nassau agreement to accept U. S. Polaris missiles for the defense of Britain. The present Italian govern­ ment favors the MLF idea and wants in. But if a more leftisli coalition takes over government, this policy might be changed. Greece and Tur­ key want in fur prestige but could not pay their way. The Kennedy administra­ tion wants to push tho .MLF plan for it* own prestige rea­ sons. Whether anything con­ crete will be ready lor fro* sent* Hon to the NATO Council of Ministers in Paris first week in December la doubt* ful. MLF was originally con* reived by the Eisenhower ad­ ministration. not only to strengthen Europe's defenses but i Im to improve the U. S. balance of payments position. Secrctsry of State Christian A. Hcrter at the December IWM NATO council meeting offered lo sell Europe fivo nuclear submarines with Po­ laris missiles. At the Oslo council meeting in May 1901 Secretary of Statu Dean Rusk announced thu Kennedy administration would follow through. Ilr asked the European countries to pre. pare their own plan. They were never able to agree. Subsequently the Pentagon revised the plan to put Tolaris missiles on surface vessels m a n n e d by multinational crews. This is still (be favor­ ed plan. The hope is that if it can ever be submilted to tha NATO council, France will not veto It under the unani­ mous approval requirement but will abstain from voting. This would allow other Eu­ ropean countries to go ahead with it. OVKlt 35 YEARS At First A I'almetlu (Alongside old pout office) Saniord Furniture Co. They are practicing diligent Howard wonders about out­ ili.in the member* of a lynch­ ly. tluing selling tip exercises lawing boxing because a ing bee Lynn Waldorf, former fam­ and hammering at flic punch­ few deaths occur from ring uli* football coach, said he Injuries. Before you grow deplored the score of fotball ing bags in gymnasiums from coast to coast. hysterical and jump to has­ fatalities each year. • Carpets • Fum ltnr# •Suppose one or two deaths • Tile • Piano* ty conclusions, he sure to But lie also pointed out the occur per year from boxing! • Rental Redn salient fact that among those read this cave. I uses! to How many MURK deaths box in college so I like die 250, txs) teen-age loot ball play­ would occur among those sport, but also consider ers each (all, there wxmld be same armies of young people • . . . O 's and A's l.ynn (Valitor) s sage coun­ (ai mole deaths it liioie kid-> if they were not in gymna­ were NOT playing football. Q—Why nro grain food* sel below. For their hot rod, drag sium.*7 called cereal*? CASK q Ml; Howard G., Suppose they were out on A—lit honor of Ceres, tho aged 2H. is a high school racing and other roughhouso the streets or drag racing or CST. 1935 p l a y , unsupervised b y Roman goddess of tha harcoach. indulging in gang feuds! VcsL “Dr. C*ranr," he began, “l coaches, during those three i # s i M A H c f * r a iA v/< Actually, every fatality In In Rio de Janeiro, capital am personally fond of box­ autumn months would pro­ sports probably means 2d of Guanabara State. Gov. cS ’a n ^ v c l , C/. Q—What was the earliest ing, though we don't have bably Wad to 10 times as other deaths have been pre­ Curios Lacerda, militantly such a sport in high school. many deaths as actually oc­ vented! Bereaved parents, novel describing a flight be­ anti-Communist anil an avow­ yond the Earth? “But the recent deaths of cur on all the gridirons ed presidential candidate, ac­ 111 So. Palm etto So It 1« with boxing. The consol* yourselves with that a couple of boxers from brain 0—Lucian of Snmnssta'a cused unidentified autfiorities injuries have caused quite a Golden Glows contests pull fact. “True History" in 105 A. D. Phone FA 2-0814 •‘directly linked’’ with Gouttens of thousands of young­ So look iqion these occasion­ furor of opposition. al accidents as the normal art of plotting to assassinate ".Vs a physician and psy­ sters fur months in advance. insurance premium that so­ t}—When was the first him. chologist, what Is your feel­ ciety must pay to SAVE labor legislation passed ill Lacerda freely has predict­ ing in the matter'.’" America ? lives ed total collapse of tl>« Gou­ In the past couple of years A—III UM.1. the Massachu­ quit being so sentimental lart regime. we have had three or four s e tts 'liny Colony set n maxi­ anil chicken! Whether or not another man lly l i n t ( ' o r h r jiii deaths resulting from injuries Deaths occur everywhere, mum wugu for moat a killed might have done better, it In tho Isixing ring. Some people spend money even by pedestrians just mechanics. must Isa* admitted that GoutWe also have about J5 llo-y haven! earned to buy art's pnsitism has been an al­ deaths each fall on the foot­ tilings they don’t need to im- crossing the street. Q —Can lobster* swim? For example, every day an most Impossibly one. press people they don’t like. ball gridirons. overage of over tod Amer­ A—If in danger in the a a a When tbs* United States And some teen ager* die bailed him out early tills by bumping their heads on T b e average committee icans get kilted in nulo open, sway (rom rock ereUtt Yn 21 Mjnihl, Just toll us how much vires, they flip their (nil* vioKftCitv* Pirmaritt year with a pledge of more the floor in basketball games. keeps minutes uml wastes crashes. m oney yo u n e e d to Every day about 5,000 more lentuly nml shoot backward $170 00 » 7.00 than SKK) million in aid, it Even golfers occasionally hour*. IH8 00 ll M meet all your seasonal are Injured In auto wrecks! ns n rrsulL a a a iioo was on (lie promise that an get struck by a ball or by 270.00 1*00 317 00 expenses. Phono (or So be sensible. Boxing .mstrrity campaign would at lightning, Or they suffer from :»oo 437.00 Punctuality seems to be the y> ’ no J’.CO least stow down Brazil’s gal­ heart attacks while standing art "f guessing cerrectly how matches are now closely sup­ prompf, cour/cousscrWco/ SCIENTIFIC 1. VWN s p it \ l ING FOR — loping inflation and that tax on the greens. lute the other person is going ervised. And the referee stops the fights when either boxer urn) land reform programs LOANS UP TO $ 6 0 0 CHINCH HUBS So if we Indulge in mob to be. show* that he Is hurt. a a a would follow. on hysteria been use of a few Some of these brain Injuries, Instead, inflation has jump­ deaths and then Jump to wild You have strength of will FUNGUS ed nearly 50 per cent in the conclusions without adequate when you ran eat just one however, don't show up at Also l.awn Renovation once, so the referee is not to first eight months of the evidence, we arc no M tor sailed peanut. bla me. sear, bailor unions attacked a a a But always look on the In V o u r ^S C O ttS ) Dealer Goulart (or his resistance to When n woman motorist FINANCE SERVICE, INC. k frequent death* of occasional wage demands, and conser­ holds out her Hiind you cun of Sanford athletes ss the insurance pre vative and right-wing ele­ tie sure she'* either going to (iru p rv Hie N u rse ry rnlum we pay for saving ments In congress effective­ 110 South Magnolia St.............. . . . .FA 2-4612 turn to the righ t , « r tn the 2221 GrapeviUe Ave. scores of other lives of young ly blocked land reform. The fnte of our world ruubl left or stop. FA 2-IH*« ■ zytMca: . -.r. '-~uaaLrr “ . people! Among his critics, Lacerda well hung on the outcome of • a • has been the loudest. th*» roro between production Voting place* nr* where As governor of Guanabara and reproduction. you stand tn lino for r State, Lacerda has establish —Population Reference Bu­ ehsnce tn decide who you ed a good record of building reau. want to spend your money. schools, clearing slum* and a a a pressing public works. Man­ IV* are convinced beyond Long commercial* about datory wage increases and a nny shadow of doubt thnt cigarettes, soap or hair lotion “ Utb month'' of extra Pa* 1John Kennedy must be defeat­ induce you to buy other tilings has in general kept workers ed in 19*11 if thi* nation i* so you'll hava a smirk on quiet. to be saved. We ere also con­ hand. Lacerda expects a swing vinced that our salvation does a a a tn the political right and will not lie with th« Republicans. Some women Ilka to dress use his record ax governor —Mississippi (k*f. Roes Bar- fashionably and aim* like to to help his presidential ambi­ tie comfortable. netL tions. As for Goulart, there are signs that ho is working to­ ALL NEW ward cooperation with the middle-road Social Democrats of former President Juscelino Kubltschek. Kuhitschek Is Intrriur Acrylic an amiable medic who has Latex Paint no personal enemies. It was he who led Brasil tnto the ONE COAT forced draft industrialization NO DRIP which plunged it so deeply Oft WFa CAN PROCURE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU liny One Cial. — into debt. (Jet One FREE! Kuhitschek also is a presi- j dential candidate for 19*15. 1 Walks A Tightrope Back In April. 1902. when Brazilian President Joan Goulart paid a state visit to the United States, a Brazilian newsman pleaded; “ Give him a chance, lie le trying to be a friend.'* During the two years oi his presidency, Goulart’s chief difficulty has been that tn the extreme* of Brazilian politics lie has been forced to walk a tightrope between rigid and left. And in tlie last two weeks there have been definite signs that the rope Is becom­ OUR ing frayed. On both the extreme right and extreme left, Goulart was a man without a friend. Com­ plicating the already chaotic state of affair* in South America'* largest nation was the fact that maneuvering al­ ready has started for the presidential elections sche­ duled for October, 1965. This week Goulart's minis­ ter of education, Paulo dr Turso, quit in wliat was in­ terpreted as a left-wing pro­ test against Goulart's “open­ ing toward the center." 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ABBY: I hav# a IH tat yoa’TB till lieo 1:14 (I) Nawa— D a r t F e n ­ ne ll ( I ) C artoona i d W o r l d flarlaa I D I ’a a a w u td f l ) Ann B olhara I D W o r l d Barlaa (I) Houaa P a rty f l ) D ay l a C o u r t (l> N a w a — I d e a H o w ­ ard t ! > l.orett* T o u n g (4) T o T a ll T h a T r u t h 111 Q u e e n F o r A P a y i l l Nawa— K d w a r d t I D You D o n 't Bay (C o lo r ) (4 ) E d g e o f N i g h t want to Uta tally dsnetag leisou tad I eso’t find any school that Uachos M. I looked It tta YtDow Pi j n natter DANCING, BELLY an d EGYPTIAN without success. I don’t waat to bncoma a prcfetikmsl tally danetr. I jute waat to team for my own iitiafaetioa. C#b you help me! LORRAINE D E A R LORRAINE: Place #a ad in tha classified •ecttea af thla amtpaptr. 1 undtnUnd tta rciulta they #«t ara right on th# button I a a a DEAR ABBY: Our 17. yaarold ion bought himMlf ■ second-hand car with monny ha aavad from work­ ing during tha luramar. A neighbor on our block told ui that our ion tear# around •t high speeds and la fanerally a rtcklCM driver. Our ton haa navar had a ticket (that we k n o w Afternoon Mon. Thru U fo J J lS also Reduced Prices During: These Hours JIM SPENCER’S I S(T ALL TUB LOBSTER YOU ('AN RAT — #3.2* Char Bruited Sleeks IIiWay 17-11 SANFORD Shakespeare Women ATSOSB 11 Bow to at* l*A a Yen Like ft-tharatUg • Bakraad af " S S 1* n w a rd a a 14 Whttaat 14 Turn IBMora fltrhh XI Octave ad (touch feta 23 Maori bird U Othello's WHO 34 15 Attempt 30 In lha open S HewsUu pdU iSU 5 ions i , JONeeUr I ,u ; 41 Thirty (F t.) A3 Bock typo r r r r .. r r i k tF \ l u r □U • 1 r J4 II [ M PbmlnM BMBB I MTtma dfvlQaB 34 Young tree 42Monkm offkwg +3 Ceesei'i wtta ■■ jJ J J J g g a aiBi J. n l a Fall"tta Aaron Mlpta Fuhllvn Oct. 14, 34, It, Nev. I. 1411. CDS-14 15 COCTTT JtD O ItT COURT, HEMI50LW COUNTY, FLOWIDS. SiSTATB OP llsrold N. Wood, dscvasvd s o T in e n r c i v i l m k pu n t A 5U Al’F l.lt VTIOV FOR DISCUAIIUB All parsons sr s hsrsby noilft*4 that tha andarsiBnad a# gaaeutor s f aald m a t* , haa cumpltlad th* adm inlatratloo thvrvof and haa fltvd In aald court tta final rauort and ap­ plication for dlscbarsa. ObJactlons tharato, It any, should bs duly tlDd. A ftsr llltn s proof af publlaatloa sh ow ing this notlea haa bssn publlabsd nnea a wools for four onnoosaUv* voooha <hs m atter of \pi>retal of said rouurt and tha ordering of dlotrlhutlop of aald to ta ls w ill soma hofora lha court. Firat Naitnaal B a sh at W lntar P aik lly: Uaorso <4- Bureoaoa Trust Officer Ao Ksooulor of said to ta ls Fubilih Oct. It. 33, 14 A Nov. 4, 1*43. CDN-43 J J o lo J J U IC Y on Kcllaopont M Hindu ceu* 13 Shan itodwSta 3 A^sea 4 Sudan's decree 5 Aceotepaeted a suppfiM 7 HseeHwi Forth g labor grwto (ah.) • Out lot W tita tiw t* # in -v e r :i: 2145 French Ave. Sanfurd, Fla. Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-9616 « * • * envelope to Abby, Box 3360, Beverly Hilly, Calif. # 33 NORTH *10 13 to A J 9 • W 07 + <j j ve WEST EAST *3 A J7 5 «Q7Bg # #33 ♦K7( «KI31 ♦ AK10I2 *332 s o r t ii <U) A AKQ904 V 104 ♦ J4 AA 10# N orth e n d S o uth vulnerable Mouth W r i t N o rth Kul D o u b le Krilbl. T ' a u 1* P a.v Ih u# 2 A 2 ♦ 4 * 1 'iu l ’u i j P in t O pening le a d — # K A trump lead would give de­ clarer immediate control of the play and as for a club lend It was obvious that South held the ace. Hence, W ist ted a heart. (VjD M JU t : NOTICR IB favrvtiy e lv tn that « ( art tnaaevil In b u iln tv t at III K 3nd Mt, Hanford. B*mlnoH County, Florida, undvr lha rtolltlnua name' «f, L a S I>i;WVKIUKM, formerly Duka's Drltviry Barvlct. an# that w t Inland I t rtalvttr ttld nanit with lha Clark of lha Circuit Court, Mvniinula County, F lor­ ida in aocordanct w ith lha liro v ltltn t of Iht F ictitiou s Nairn S tttu ttr. to.w tt; Sac Hon 144 44 F U rlda Statute# Kit. • * What'i on your mind! For a personal reply, aend a aelf-addreaacd, stamped * * For Abby's booklet, “ How To Hava A Lovely Wed­ ding," lend 50 centa (o Ab­ by, Box 33B3, Beverly Hills, Calif. Onfijridqst n c T m o is n aan B alaton 4:30 And 7:00 I m y tta# I hear aay ‘'congratula­ te # Btwly engaged girl, I think (to myeeli) that he or ata might aa well add, "I didn't think yon could land him!” I'm glad you used that tetter in your column, Abby. I am cure that M out of 100 people continually make that #oo> 111 blunder. “ONE IN 100• • • CONFIDENTIAL TO JILTED AT THE ALTAR IN ANNAHE1M: I think you’re lucky. How would you Uke to find out he waa no good AFTER you were married! j lacoby Legal Notice 7• Two Ar* (titan, Away Kvrrv wbere until I read R ia your « f ta • Have You Won a Choice at Jim Spencer's about), but It la difficult ta DEAR ABBY: 1'va alwaya known R waa exf tremaly bad manner! to congratulate a bride, but 1 never eaw it in print any- I t’a a lucky man that haa a wife— 1:44 Who enjoya roughing it on a bunting or fishing trip as 1:14 1:14 muck aa ha does or, a t least, loves hint enough to pretend (1) Who Do You T iuatl she dura. 1:44 (D Match H a m a 14) S t e r o l Blortu Who haa such a good mem­ <!) T r a l l m a i t o r 4 131 f l ) N aw a— S a n d e r V a n . ory for names and faces that o«ur whea eh* la around to prompt 4:14 ( | ) i t i i r n• a n d Alio* 141 U n d o W a l t him, everyone thinks he has a 1:04 I D U r al o f Or a u d i o remarkable memory, too. f I ) C artoona (4) Hrunco Who takea the trouble to 1:14 (1) N aw ac o p a ID Leave i t Ta Baavar build him up to their children. Who, when they are out in company, lata him do hit Dinner of Your share of the talking. 1:11 By Abigail Van Buren > hart aothing to gala by making up inch n itory. Wbea wt asked our ho about this, ta (aid t a taa Mvar driven mhteaaly, and they must hav# cob* fund him with somtbody else. If he were your son, whit would you do! TRYING TO BE FAIR DEAR TRYING: Nothing, fur tta moment. If your ton IS n reddest driver, you will heir about it again, from tha local police or another witanaa. Or you'll ate it with your own cyea. There ie a possibility that your neighbor ii mistaken. When parent! let their tcenegera know that their word ia aa good aa an adult'i, and they ARE trusted, it doee more good than ten trips to the woodahed. sf tatom . I North and South would have been better adviied to get to three no-trump. There would be no trouble with that con­ 14:11 tract. South should take moat 14:14 of the blame. If h« had merely bid three apadee North would eurily have tried three no11:44 (1) Concentration ( ! ) McCoya trump, but once South Jumped (4) ITIce !» niirht to four there waa nothing that t l: lo (3) World Serial Spot­ North could do about it. lig h t ( I ) I 'a t a a n d O l a d y a Offhand it look* aa if four (»> b e r a n K t y a apadea would make also, but THURSDAY P . M. strangely enough South wound up going down two trlrke. It 11:44 (1 ) W o r l d Barlaa wasn’t really hL fault, Lut ( 4 ) U r r Of i-lfa (J) K r n l a F o r d rather because Went came up 11:31 (4 ) N a w a — H a r r y Kaawith the killing defense. toner 11:1* ( I ) W o r l d Barlaa West’s king of dlamondi < l) H aarch for T om or­ held the flret trick and he row ( I ) F a t h e r K n o w a B a it noted that his partner had fol­ 11:«> t a i l i u l d l n s L i g h t lowed with the luweat dia­ 1 .4* (3) W o r l d n * r l e . (4) B a clie lo r F a t h e r mond. A ahift waa clearly in­ (1 > U t n e r a ' H o a p l u l dicated and West saw no rea­ l i l l I D W o r l d Barlaa ( I ) Aa T h a W o r l d T u r i n son to lead a trump or a club. 14:44 nlny, and aald ta la will ba mada purauant to and In ordar to aatlafy tha tarraa of aald final darraa. W ITNEM my hind and o ffi­ cial aiat at Hanford. Himlnnla County. Florida, thla Itlh day of October, A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur B. Beckwith. Jr., Clark af tha Circuit Court lly: Joan M. Wllha liapuiy Clrrk I’uhllih UcU :t. t i l l . CUN-10 B laakom H i l l ID M o r l a (Dsuout abbii! Who can ratlat the impulse tell a story th a t makta him look inept or ellghtly rldlc. ulout, no m atter how big • laugh the itory might g it. Who hat th* good tense not to tell all ah* knows about hla huslneu. Who doem't squelch his lava of adventure, knowing full well that it not only helps to keep him young but kteps her young, too, trying to keep up with him. Who listen* with as rapt attsntion whan he talks as eh* does when torn* other man la sounding off on hla Ideas. Who doesn't insist on talk­ ing out ovtry minor probltm and rehashing every little mlaunderitandinc. Who doesn't etart thinking up objections whenever he wants to break routine and make spur - of - the - moment plans. Who reepeeta his opinion enough to ask for it now and then and actually takea it when it la given. to By Oswa Moet player* would have had no trouble coming to that conciuelon, but most pluyera would have proceeded to leud the three ipot. This play would not have worked. The nine would be played front dummy and E ast would take his queen. East could return anything he wished, but South would be able to makt hla 10 trick a. West thought a little further and led the king, nut the three • pot. This play insured a set, but South lost an extra trick. He let the king of heart! hold. West continued with a low heart nnd Smith finessed dum­ my's jack. East took his queen and led back a club, where­ upon South still bad to lose a club and a heart. By Ruth M illet# Who is willing to go whevever hla job takes him. Who doem't envy eny other woman anything, simply be­ cause no other woman has th* good fortune to be married t# HIM. Happier Wives (hints for husbands") haa eorae thought­ ful observations on the auhjeet by Hutb Mlllett. Send 23 cents to Ruth Mlllett Reader Service, c/o Th* Sanford H er . aid, P. O. Box 480, UepL A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. i i.1 HORROR SHO BAT. MTE 11:1# “VAMPIRES GHOST* plus “MANIA” RITZ LAST DAY OPBN 1:30 BROWS AT 3:00 - 4:23 . g;4# . 8:3* �r ■ =as Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2-5612 Phone SWEETIE PIE B y N adine Seltzer LAW N SERVICE Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. F irst RESPONSIBILITY: Tha Herald *Ul uK M r» ■possible fo r n o n than o m iD co rrtct inicrtio D of your ad, and rc tc rv a a the right to re­ vise or r t jc c t any advertise­ ment from what ordered to •catena H the policies of this H P« • ITRA10BT CLAMtnED: lues., thro FrU - 2 P. M. day before insertion, tloo. - S a t Legal Notice X O T U K TO I I K t K M I T U B » T \ T » : OK K l . o H I I M T O i Q IL B K H T II. l I c l . A U i m i . l N e n d Cl NO T L M cU A L U H L IN Addreie Unknown You, an* each of you. »f« tiorobjr notlfloil that aalt ha* bean tllod aaatnat you In th* Circuit Court of Homlnol* Counlr, Florlila. In Chancery, an abbravlat»4 tltlo nr which I* First r»<lcr*l Sairlne* in4 Loan Aonclatlon of Semi­ nal* County, a corporation, I'lalnllff. t». (i«orfo Pueh an'l O n Lnu I’u k Ii, e t at.. !>>■(* ml- ant*, tho natura of aabl ault b*lne a suit to toroolooo that ctrlala moMaaas dalo<t March I. lilt, and of record In Offi­ cial flornrda ItnoV lie, n « Sll. Semlnolo Ceunty P u b l i c ttecord*. oncumUeilnE tho tulluwlna deicrlkei r e a l propirty to*Will L o t 71, o f Q U E E N S M I R ­ ROR SOUTH REPLAT A D D IT IO N TO C A S S E S in-: h r T, KLORiDA. a * m inol# r » B « t y , K lo rld a. a c . cn rlln a In p l a t lh > r* o f r . i r J * 1 la M a t R»->k II tiu u e M, o f The Public lU curda nf acm lnola C o u n ­ ty, F l o ri d a . a n d you a r a hereby r o q u l n d In fit* y o u r a n i w o r In «al.l ault wllti the un4er»l*n*d C l a r k « f * a l i C o u r t a n , I to aerv a a c o p y Ih o rc n l u p o n th a 1‘l a l n t l l l 'a attorney. wnu*« n a m a a n d a d d r # M a p p a a r b«lo w , on o r b o lo ro th o I S t h day a f N o v am h ar. 1141. a n d In dof a u l t t h a r t o f D tc r o a P r o C o n f c - . n will bo e n t e r e d a a a l n t t 3TOI1. 11 I T M i S S my h a n d a n d o f f i ­ c i a l oral a t the C o u n ty C o u rt* bo uae. S an fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ t y , K lo r ld a 14th d a y o f October, 1) 4]. (■UAL) A r t h u r II. Deck w i t h , Jr., C lerk l l y : M a r t h a T. V lh le n D. C. P h i l l i p II- D e a n ■hlnholeer and L oaan F l r e t F e d e r a l R u lld ln a | » . O . t l o i I 71 S S a n f o r d , F lo rid a A t t o r n e y for P l a i n t i f f P u b llah Oot. 14. :3. 30 A Nov. 4. 1)43 U D N -ll <• h ft (9 n o n i u iik ■ riiri.ti. rax <m u m t i . u i v r i i i t T >; l . a: r . •rio st r o i i s i '.x d i h i : i m x T S , KMIIMItV. T it i t x m i s i . u i t i :ii a. iiMia, t i i »: i . i :c t r i m u s: rm m a :» S tilt ol'K.I I S I . TSSL M II4*4)i, i i i v n i i t - r x i si is »: is i s x s k s m i t o s o t i : u s T i l l ; l*m>PIIM-II w i l l . via: I.K.ST FOSt Till-. S : \ H I I M 4 IIIK.XXI'IH K im ss iii •rr.ii.si. rs i HI II.MIL ill v t i i 11 t x l s l i i i ;la o m :. N»llc« I* h u i b y a l v * n t h a t , p u r s u a n t to ih# p ro v isio n * of actio n m ss. tu d sta tio n 111 St. F l o r i d a S i a t u l s * . of t i l l , a n alaolluR will oa n a l d I h r o u g h o u l 8*mln<ila C o u n t y , Kl.irld*. a n d In »auli * l* cilo n p r c r l n v l lh * r * o f o n T u t u l a j , t h a Stli d a y o f N o v a m h a r , t a l l , fo r t h a a u c t i o n f ro m Jlamln.ita C o u n t y a t l a r a t by t h a q u a i l f U d a L o t o r a of »»IJ e m j n t y o f t h r * a T ru*t** « to i c r v a t o r Ih* * n * u l n e b l a n n l u m f o r Mix. cl«t T * « School lllw trtct S u m . b a r On* w h ich com nrl*** all o f *ald S am ln o ta C o u n t y , F l o r ­ i d a a n d to v o t« on t h a t a i l * tn ai* d in l l l a s * l«*y pr opo**d by Ih* h . m l n o i * C o u n t y Ho ard o f r u tills I n s t r u c t i o n f o r the rnautne biannium for **ld ripaclal T a t d e b o o t DUtrlcL N o i n b i r On*. Tb* • a l l m a l t d m i l U * e l«vy fo r sa id S p ecial T a a School r i a l r l c t N u m b i r Otia r * u u l r a d fu r tha r * > u l a r l i r m I* 1.71 mill* fo r each > a a r o f th* b l a n r l o m , a n d I.M m ill for Up.,d i l Mlltaiia F o r D H t r l c t tid io o l tlu t l d ln n a n d Hu* » • * k r r v a F u n d , *ald a p o d a l m llla u « to bo u**d d u r i n g th * *n• u i n n tw o y e a r * f o r t h * pur* p<i<* o f p r o v i d in g a f u n d (or tha m iln trr u n r * . Im provam cnt, or ronatructlon of sc ho ol b ull,U nas, th * p u r . h a a r * of altc*. bin**, o r f» r .'u p l i a l o u t l a y - purp o aa* w i t h i n rtpaL-lal T a a School D i s t r i c t N u m b e r Oh*. I ' e n o n a whoa# n a m a a a r a to b* p r i n t e d on th # ballot for a p p r o v a l a* T r u a l r a a m a r b* n . i m l n a l r d a t a n y tln m u p to IS .l ays pra.-aUIntf t h e t l m a of t h e *t *ct loft b y p e l It Ion o f f iv e o r t.i<r* p a r e u u s n u a U f U d t o v o t e h< tb * e l e c t i o n , a n d filed w i t h th * B o a rd of P u b l i c In struction of Srsilaol* C o u n ­ ty. F l u r ' d a a t l e a s t IS d ay * p r i o r to t h e b o l d l n k o f sa id aUctlon P e t i t i o n f o r m * m ay be o b t a i n e d f ro m th * C o u n t y S u p e r l n la n U a n t o f P u b l i c In* e t r u r t l o n . S an fo rd . F l o r i d a . o n l y .|u a l l f l« d a l e c t o r a r aa.d i n t In aa ld S p e c ia l T a a d ch o o l D i s t r i c t N u m b a r On* w h o pay t a x o n r e a l o r p a r aonal properly w ithin aald d i s t r i c t aha)! be e n t i t l e d to troto In Iho oloctlon. Uy o r d e r of t h e B o a r d of P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n o f b atn ln o lo C o u n ty , F lo rid a. j D. W r m h t . C n a i r m a n C ounty Hoar d of P u b l i c Instruction ft • S em tn o lo C o u n t ) , H o t Ida * A ttest; It. T. M IL tS C C . C o u n t y a u p t . A Kx.O ffI d o S tc ra ta ry S sm ln o la C o u n ty B o a rd o f Public Instruction P u b l i s h Oct. I S, I I , 1)43 1.-DM : i CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. L ost A Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation B. Food 6. F o r Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rental* 8. Beach Rentals 9. F u r Sale or Rent 10. W anted to Rent 11. Real E state W anted 12. Real E state F o r Sole 18. M ortgage Loan* 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help W anted 17. Male Help W anted 18. Help W anted 19. Situations W anted 20. Babyaittere 21. Beauty Salona 22. Ruild - Paint - Repair 23. Building Material* 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. la u n d ry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 3 LA Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks 36*A Autoa Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles * Scooters 89. Trailers . Cabana* 10. Farm Equipment 6 For R ent 9l}» B in fart f rrilft Oct. 23, 1963 — Page 8-A 12. R eal E a ta tc F * r S a to 17. M ale H ttp f f u t i i Furn, Apt. 2300 Mellonvili*. 3 3-Bedroom, t bath fram e bouse. Kitchen equipped. No 8 NAVY OR CIVILIAN f down payment. Reasonable. Monthly terms. By owner, AVERAGE Mrningi part FA 2-2381. tin * $40 to $100 par week — Full tlm* $160 to $300 BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 14* per week — No travel. A bath home. One bedroom national organisation, of. has separate entrance, can flees coast to coast Hava be rested for income. Will openings In Volusia, Semi­ trade ter amaller place. nole * Orange County. Per­ 8Sown by appointment. Call sonal interview only. Apply FA 2-9(446. Regional Headquarters, 401 W. 13 th Ht., Sanford. BEDROOMS, l 'j baths. Large yard. Children wel­ come. 322-5609. UNTURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ ped. $59 mo. 309 Magnolia. Apply downstairs. "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbs Gables. FA 2-0720. F U R N I S H E D Apart meat. Clean and close la. Jimmie Cowaa. 322-4013. JOHN L TRAILER. 1 Bedroom. Ph. TA 1-2+47. FO X REALTOR 2 BEDROOM furn. Apt. FA 2.0(141. 110 N. Park Ave. FURNISHED - Large lovely 4 rm. apt. tv* baths. Largs acrssssd porch. FA >-4*50. 4 room Furn. Apt. 306 Elm Ave. 122-2021. LAKE JESSU P CABANA HOME Located oa the South Shore ' ‘Ths oldest gag in the world, and I fell for H! 8h* of Lake Jessup, this mod­ asked me if I wanted my palm redl" ern, furniihed efficiency cabsna-typs home, with 12. R e a l E a U ta F o r S ite swimming pool will accom­ I . F o r K ent modate married couple and 2 BEDROOM home, kitchen NORTH ORLANDO, S bed­ provide wonderful living on equipped. FA 2 3838. room, 2 bath; take up pay­ a short term leave at $125 ment* of $93. FA 2 9133. per mo. Reliable Navy cou­ 1 HEDKOOM Apartment. ple will be moit acceptable, Quiet neighborhood. FA 2* KENNETH E. WACKER 1462 from 8:30 to 8 p. m. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. Kitchen equipped. $400. Down. Ph. Monday thru Friday. Ph. Broker FA 2-2340. FA 2-4301 any other tune. Midway 7-2309, Winter Park MEN — WOMEN — COUPLES 184539 WANTED TO TRALN FOR OPEN HOUSE 3 BEDROOM house. 2 full baths, kitchen equipped, Ra­ venna Park. Call FA 2-4045 or FA 3-4736. 18. H«lp W nltd MOTEL INDUSTRY 37. Special Services j 34. A rticles F or Sale Plano Tuning and Repair With purchase of Blue Lustre, W. L Harmon — FA 2-4223 rent Electric Carpet Sham* pooer far only It per day. Carroll's Furniture. Mawiii aid adglmg. ate. Ratkt actios guaranteed. Ph. M . Automobiles . T rucks FA 2-1817. DEEP WELLS DRILLED; Up te 180* deep, for only |IN ; everyth la | furnished, nothing down, i n 8$ mo. 838-4389 Longwood 63 MERCURY Monterey ful* ly equipped with power and extras. Will take fMO. of food old mode] (or my equity and you take up payments 498-4601 Enter* prise, Fla. 29. Automobile Service 1941 RENAULT. Low mileage. AUTO GLASS Excellent rood. INSTALLED after 1:10, alt Senkarik Glass and Paint day. Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4422 Auto Olaw, Taps 419 loot! Are. 4 Seat Covers OFFERING $-9 p. m. each afternoon k Sunday. I Bedroom*. 2 Secure high paying Jobs as AUTO GLASS & motel manager, clerk, hos­ bath*, large living room, SEAT COVER CO. tess, bookkeeper. For tree separate family room, love­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4033 information write Amer­ ly landscaped yard with ican Servlet, Box 30, c'o ALL WORK GUARANTEED backyard fenced. Under­ Sanford Horald.__________ ground sprinkling system 31A. Polo with well. Closed garage. 19. ftltuA tionn W anted Will trade on trailer or GERMAN SHEPHERD. 10 ■mall bouse. $19,800. MAID work wanted. FA 2-6030 weeks old, female. $23.00. R. D. Priest. 3&1390 cleaned, small items ROSA L. PAYTON YARDS hauled or moved. Junk pick­ 3*. Flowers* - Shrubs ' Reg. Real Estate Broker ed up might pay for labor. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha BLOOMING Roses on Chore* FA 2 7539 or FA 2 968. kc« stock. All other kinds NEAR Paola School; new T PRACTICAL Nurse will care of Nursery shrubbery and room home, t acre lot. Ph. for elderly people in niy trees. FA 2-3378, FA 20*78. hump. I’ll. FA 3-8135. Gray iHiaduw* N u tin y Low down payment. 3 Bed­ 5 Ml. S. on Banfurd Ave, Child Care. FA 3-2274. rooms, IV* baths. Air-Con­ dition k heat. Kitchen equip­ IRONING in my horn*. FA DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ nuals ready now. Upsala ped. Deep well, sprinkling 2-6258. Rd. Near Mayfair Golf system, beautiful yard. 103 Course. Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 34700 WANTED: Estimates tin con­ verting carporte into extra or Night FA 2-8534. 3 3 . F u rn itu re room. Ph. 322-8936. A-l Good. 1164 Ford. Ph. 323-3897 day iatur* BUYING A NTW er UIED CART FINANCE IT WITH US # Low Merest Bitea # Low Monthly Paymeats FLORIDA STATE BANS 1960 BU1CX convertible La* sabre. Very dean. 91300. Local bank financing can be arranged. See Brad Fo­ ley. 201 E. Elm Ave. '$0 Dodge Pickup. FA 3-4644. 1934 Chevrolet 4 yd. dump troek. For Information call NO 1-5568. 37. Boats * Motors 14’ STARCH AFT all atumU num Boat with 75 hp. Evln* rude motor, Mailer, ski rope and skits. Can be neea at Reminds Sporting Goods. Ph. FA 2-1342 or FA >4074 Gateway To Th* Waterway] Robson Sporting Goods 2 BEDROOM upttairs apt. W E L A K A APARTMENTS; FHA - VA Your EVLNRUDE Dealer Rooms private baths, 114 Clean, nicely furn. Adults. GOVERNMENT HOMEL 2. N otice* - P erso n al* 104-44 E. let PR, PA 9-INI! $75. FA 2 0868. W. first St. a AND 3 -BEDROOMS LAUNDRESS wishes ironing Used furniture, appUauces, V A - FHA tools, etc. Bought • Sold, VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, NO. OnLAN’DO. 3-Bedrooma, LARUE 2 Bedroom trailer, 1 AND 3 BATHS at home. 706 Bay Ave. Rea­ tarry 's Mart 215 Sanford parts, supplie* for Electro Most Kitchens Equipped Property Mnnnjrement also 1 bedroom trader on unfurnished. $90. TE 85717. sonable, Ave. Ph. FA 24132. lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air& Sales Broker Down Fuynicnt Front large lake. Adults only. Ph. UAI1YSUTLXU, Day or even­ Way, Rex-Air etc. Free I CLEAN furniihed garage apt. FA 2-7368. FHA $100 VA ing. Reliable, 1 year nurses' WANTED reliable couple lo pickup. New and Used Adulti. $45 month. 612 Park LOW MONTHLY lake up monthly payments training, FA 2-4486. cleaner* sold. FA 2-Z2S2. FA 2 $010 or FA 2-0738. 9. For Hale or Rent Offers for your selection PAYMENTS of $13.50 no > complete these llcautiful 2, 9, A 4 CLEAN furnished downstairs LARGE 4 bedroom o l d e r EXCELLENT LOCATIONS 21. Beauty ftakmw roams of furniture. Call Bedroom apt. Adults. $60 month. Ph. T H IS home on lake. Many extra*. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TE 4-1311. Casselberry, col­ Harriett's Beauty Nook FA 2 3010 or FA 2 0736. $175 month leite or will lect. Eve Appl's. 8 Sr. Beauticians i s T i n : r m c r i T r n t ' i s T m* We Can Qualify You For tell. FA 2-7742. SPACE 105 So. Oak FA 33742 r u n M x m j t m c i s i . c m * LAKE M A RY - 2 twJrocm FR EE ESTIMATE One Of These Outstanding n r r n r K i.n iiin s, i s s x o furniihed houi«. Spotless. 3 BEDROOM CB House, 4 Mattress ren­ Home Buy* In Mlnutail F o i l MIMIXIII.S: P O I N T Y . Owned Homes Hate! Torter Beauty Shop Upholsleting r o a TUB Newly reflnithed Imide and kitchen equipped, near ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ it i'll s m i: n v m i . n u r s Cold Wave $690 complete rm : iih o o k l a 'N s .s v i n o s out. No children or pels. Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-56'j8. Fur Complete Information, Call Nix Bedding Mfg. It ANIC, a N e w S'ork c o r p o r a ­ Priced From $6,750 1101 W. 251h St. FA 2-1321 ture. $93—$8S 1( you mow lawn. Co., at 700 Celery Ava. tio n , See Or Call Your Plaintiff. Available Nov. 1. Call I.AI1GE 1 Restroom Homes, Down Payments PERMANENT Wave Special FA 2-2117, *v». 1 k 2 bath*. By owner. 203 FHA - VA FA 2-3930 after 6 p. m. off regular prices. B SIU r.TT m tllN K R c n i L C Aa Low As $100 20ft Sell Ul Your Furniture. E. 23th St. SALES BROKER a n d tl K O I K i l U H. COIILU, h i t Open Evenings by appt. Quick Service With tho UNFURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, w i f e B t at,. Monthly Payments Free parking lot. Services D efan d an i* . Kitchen equipped, FA 2-3631. LARGE I Hr. older Home on Cash. SUPER TRADING from tip to Up. T i l t B M M K T T HI'MNCK COFrom $-1:1.50 lake. Many extra*. $173 POST. FA 20677. IN TOWN III.R a n d (IKOlU ilK E. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop F U It N I t i l l E U apartment, Real Estate—Mortgage* To mak* th* best horns month leaie or will acll. C o l l i , r , h is wife. 31$ Palmetto Ave. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 C l Hum * A n n u l close in. FA 2 2800. buy, taa tha 31. Articles For ftale FA 2-T73J. .Sttibnro, N o r t h C a r o l i n a Phone door (1) $32 0834 Ravenna Park FA 274M T O i All u n k n o w n holre, da- EFFICIENCY Apartment on VA FHA NEW Perfection beater, 8700 Phone door (2) 322-8323 12. Ifenl E state Fur Sale Call Evenings at srl**M. * r a n t * * a . aaUTU, $ 8 . 417 W. lllli St. Firat St. Near 2 city free alKm-rs, llan o ra. cra d llo ra , Appointed FA 3 1)516 NO 8 5321 FA 3-5482 I ru a l e e * u r o t h e r claim parking loti and shopping CLOSE IN: 5 block* from 21!. Build • Paint • Kepulr 1961 FillGIDAlKK fully automa­ a " Ir n I a Im I n w h r. Property duwntown; neat 2 bedroom stores No utility charge*. t h r o n a h . u n d e r or a g a i n s t repairs, rrmo tic range. Good condition. * SOLD OUT * frame house, air-condition­ Suitable for couple ur aim TEM PEST K M M K T T ttUMNKII C>Management & ADDITIONS, FA 17684 after 4:30. deling. Good work reason l i l . i: a n d l U h i l K i m K, ed, enclosed porch, large EXCEPT for model: 4 BedSir, a Imi retired people. 4 dnor, 4 peaaeai** a llCOIJLF.. Iila wife, who Sales Broker a hie. Free estimates 4 rooms, 2 baths. Immediate ■operate doting ru-un. FA 2-4712. Inquire Jacohaon t l « * s a lo n ; equipped may bo d ead a n d lint 1 RECONDITIONED Electric plans 838 815)1. delivery. Out 211U1 tit. to • llh Pimllsc'e eronesHk n o t * ii t o ha d e a d n r a* Dept, store. luki-y adding m a c h i n e , liv e, a n d all unkixiw ti eat 4 ryllader eaglet 4 I'piala mud near church. St. .Johns Realty parties and claim ant s $59.9$. 5. Plumbing riervlcea standard Iran*, radio Sales officii open daily Sat­ b a v i n s n r c l a l m i m t a n y AFT, $10 . Surplus City. THE TIME TESTED FIRM POWELL sod heater, Thi* t a r Is Office FA 2-2114 rig h t, ti t 2* n r I n t e re s t urday & Sunday 11 a. m. to HINSON * HEARN 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 “eacellral” la o v a r y OFFICE SUPPLY CO. RENT A BED In a n d to Ih* p r o p e rl y Night FA 1 p m . Ph. 322 2744. PLUMBING CONTRACTING way. A goad hay a t I n v o lv ed In t h i s caua*. Rol'away, Hoipital k Baby 117 Magnolia FA 2 5412 380700 NEAR HOSPITAL R e sid e n c e * U n k n o w n TEE *N GREEN Renairi 4 Water Healer* only * • • Bed*. YOU. AND BACH UK TOC. 814 P art Dr. Hanford. Fla See this neat 3 bedroom home FREE ESTIMATES BOYS 31" Bike. 812. 14 ft. ara hereby nutllled th at a By Day, Week, or Month at 1201 K. 4th St. Corner SEVERAL new models start­ >22 9143 Fiber Glass boat and trail­ Bill o f C u m p l a l n t lo K >rc* BEDROOMS, tlx baths. 201 E. 3rd St. CARROLL'S FURNITURE location with 2 lot*, d*«p d o s t M o r i i a c * h a s bam. 111*1 ing at Cryilal Lake Park. er, and 38 hp. new EvtnSwimming pool. Furn. or a g a i n s t you by th o IMalnlllf I’fl. FA 2 5181 116 W. lit St. PLUMBING well with sprinkler system, Uuy now 4 choose your nxle. r \ 2 3606. In Iho a b o v o - a i y l * 1 C o u r t fur unfurn. 1M Lake Dot Dr. Contracting Repairs storage house. Only $10,500 colors and details. Quiet th * p u r p . i l * o f f o rec to a tn * a 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Sunland. m o r t s a a * u p o n lh a f o llo w in g FREE ESTIMATES ZIG ZAU. Brand new heavy, wlUt some term*. refined community near llouiei FA 2 3685. dtacrihod properly, allualad R. L. HARVEY duty De-luxe Model In Wal­ 1957 churches and ilmpping. Pav­ a n d b e i n g In S omlnul* C o u n ty , 15 . tlu.-dneMi O pportunity ROBERT A. WILLIAMS DM Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 nut Console. Pre-Xmas Spe­ FURN. 2 bedroom tuiuie. F l o r i d a , t o - w t ts ed streets, large lots up to L o t It, Block I#. H E F T . Realtor Adulti. No peU. FA 2 7(k>t. OPERATE a franchised Kid­ cial. Full site Zig Zag Sew­ FORD IS acre. L B It HUAI BA O It LA.VIM) Haymond LundqulM, Aaao. die Kounlry Klub Kinder­ 27. Special Services ing Machine. Monograms, SUCTIO N ONE, a c c o r d i n g FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg to plat thoreuf recur,lei mikes many different degarten Nursery S c h o o l . Legal Notice AL7 types of financing with Ton Pickup i n f l a t H o o k II. P a g e e i M. G. HODGES tign*. Slakes buttonhole*. "America's finest pre-sebool a n d 4. P u b l i c Itecu rd * of interest rates as low as TOP HOME VALUE. 3 lance Htyleidde body and long S atn ln o la C o u n t y , F l o ri d a . IX 1144! « 1141 I IT 4111 14 r IX educational p r o g r a m." Sews on buttons, blind PLUMBING * r; i / 1 # BR, DR, 2 baths, nice kitch­ wheel base. Tb* body ia 1 Italelgli H ot W a t e r AMI KOI! «4 V 4 IM II.i; 1 4 ) 1 * . 0*/ 1 , o Small inveslinant. Large • WELIA DRILLED slitebe*. Fully guaranteed solid, ■porta a atw while en, patio, *cr**n iiuiimir H e a t e r — S e r i a l S o. 0111 T V . I I Oil III V. Monthly payments as low profit. No experience neces­ • PUMPS SERVICED with tn-lhi- home Instruc­ i - i i l Model No. A U R -D U CM VXI 4:14V XIV. I.T4S.V palst Job. It'a clean aad houM, attractive Ineld* and as $60. Including every­ sary. Complete program 1 National K l t e h a n C a ­ TRAC I IK ILS IN S U R A N C E AND in good running condi­ tions. $160 50 full price. 10'i AND INSTALLED o u t Lot 77 a 135 in quid, ANNUITY ASSOCIATION OK bans! F an — ll" thing. tion. Priced at . . • • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS down and $2 40 per week. developed by professional l l i K . F o r c e d Air F u r n ­ VMKttlCA, a Now Y o r k co r ■*ttl*d neighborhood. Low a c e —S e n A l No, l l t t 7 4 * ) 1 L horatlon • FREE ESTIMATES educators. W r i t e KUklio Or trade-in will do for down payment M o d s ’ No PllAl T M e l- ll Plaintiff. SEE our models In Lake Wy­ Kountry Klub. State ofltce, CALL FA 2 6037 down payment FA 29111. l l i t : A ir C o n d i t i o n e r — I V S . man Heights, H i g h l a n d S e r i a l No 7 2311-313 Mods! K YI.K THOMAS PRKVO. J R , PAOLA HOAD Haines City, Fla. et Ul. HIGH CHAIR $6; stroller $3; Ave., just north of new No. T A 312 D ifendsnts. 1 N o t i o n a l B u lU - tn Oven jump chair >3. Good. To­ I'iiool, off 17-92. Longwood. SERVICE Station for lease. M i n t K n r *1 i r —S e r i a l No. 7*733 Model Air-Conditioning INVESTMENT 4k REALTY Good location. Only small gether $15.. FA 211664. T U B v l t T K IIK I'1-I III II IV LMN KnlerprDe* Inr. No W A - l O - J l i - I P H. B. POPE CO., INC. K>1* Tii IIU40 Provo, Jr, 116 N. Park Ave 322 9173 I N a t i o n a l Aurfa.-o U n it—• capital needed by right loo So. park Ave. FA 2-42.14 1961 h*n % venue, n u B e r l l l Nu. 1741'J Model No LLEWLYN Spinet Piano. $200 NEW LOW man FA 2 1342. N..rf.i Ik. Vlrg Lulu, T B -l"-i: PRICED RIGHT! 410 W. Crystal Dr., Loch DOWN PAYMENTS vu-earal T. I'rtvo. Ulft l W aeto King t u r b s g e C H EV Y 3-Bedroom. 1 bath, CB borne. $100 Down, many homes to 16. Female Help Wonted SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ H| ft. Arbor, after 5:30 p. m. Ph. D i s p o s a l — A trial No 1.2tios, etc. Fr*e estimate. Ph. 3(21 Wither# WRCAYNE 4 deer a*, Avenue, 711)1 — Model No. : : Newly painted Inilde, large select from In either PineFA 2 5430. Norfnlk. Vlralnla. 322 3504, I I n t e r c o m — Melody M a s­ dan: equipped with V-8 Colored Houvekeeper to live yard, draw rods A blind-,. crest. Sunland Estates or ill AT* her •fc»y not tflr-l that t e r . 1‘a n s l Model J 100 IS enable, automatic Iran*., OCTOBER Special. Ladies 4 Built-in kitchen, combina­ Country Club Manor. Spe­ in. Apply 1314 W. Concord, «ult 1l4* l»«6»n fiu « | ■K4 17) «t (1 I n d o o r a p o a h a r a ) anti healer. A sn rk lln x TREK SERVICE kbov s r u i ii t v . i d I n t e r c o m — Melu.ly Mas­ I ) oh In thi» Children Shoes $1.91 pair. tion refrig. Jk frer/er, sunk­ cial term* to Navy fami­ Orlando, Fla., or call col­ white finish with blue t e r P a n e l Model J ’ to D C.k4 »«. gnrj t h a t y o u u rn r«i|talf* Complete ta u n Service lect 241-1335. Surplus City. 2t)t W. 1st. Interior. This car te en well and extra utility •vi Co H U y o u r i m w e r w ith (1 o u t d o o r s p a o k e r l lies These are FHA 4 VA rrc e Estimates FA 2-4377 right and priced te mere T o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to t h # CJ»rk o f t h i s C o u r t t n d room. $190 and closing owned Homes. CURB GIRL. Must be exper­ 21" RCA Console TV »5l). s e rv o a co p y o f y o u r Answer to « t n # % co p y th«r«i>f upon Immediately! costs. FA 2 2316. o r o t h e r p l e a d i n g t o tb * Bill t h i p j n l n t l f f n r p U I n t l f f 'q i t VACUUM CLEANER ienced. Chick *N Treat, 821-6749. of C o m p l a i n t o n t h e P la in - t o r n r y i , w h o * * n m n * »nrf i d REPAIRS Sanford. la i«!inJn«rN. W a i t a, l l f f ’a a d o r n * ) a. W'llllame, d r t«8 NEW HOMES READY MIX Concrete, win­ PARTS SALES il+ tiii tto n , lii# S a l o m o n . K e n n e y .1 U n i s o n , C l a r k # a m i DznU DulMtons I. . . P nr I: I 't d 'n g Ml**'* ftitn **’ v ’ dow silts, IlnUIs, steps, BY SHOEMAKER EARN UP TO $2.00 hour acw- ELECTROLUX, lloov.r, Kir­ 1901 6. Park Ave. 11, F l o r i d a , a n d til* an o r i ­ tniCv J * c k « n n v l l t r 3, k lo r lila, 3 AND I BEDROOMS ing Babywcar. Tea Aprons! blocks, sand, cement, rock, by, U*a Air, Air Way, G.E. FA 2-3232 anytime bq I U t « r l h * n K d v t m b v t *3* g i n a l A n s w e r u r o t h e r p lead t, I Vi, AND 2 BATHS Send postcard to Daytime pipe, steel, grease traps, ir.g lo th * U f f l c s o f Hi* C l e r k Mil. If y o u f i l t o ilo »o a Filler Queen, etc. Free of t h * a b o v * - * iy !* d C o u r t on d i e f t i pr.i c m i f t f a o w i l t t># FHA. VA & Conventional ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. i) dry welts, Stepping stones. Frocks, Warsaw D-47; In­ pickup and delivery. Serv­ ur befor* th e I t b d ay e l • n!cr«t| atfAtnnl y o u f o r tlm an authorised agency to sell diana. Miracle Concrete Co. Financing! r t l l c f ilwmandetl In t h n com* ing Sanford for over 16 N o v e m b e r . 1547. FI IA & YA owned homes. I f y o u f a l l t o do se. a Da­ pial&C. T h in « ult I t tt^ f o r# . SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-6751 years. Bonded and licensed. r r e n f r o C onfess, w ill be t a k ­ c!o i t a m ort|C 4 <r. T h # r e a l Many excellent buy* start­ CURB Girl. Must be 31. Ap­ RAVENNA PARK FA 2-4765. e n a g a i n s t y o u for t b * relief p r o p t r t y pr«» t t l t J aonlnit i«: ply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. l RECONDITIONED Royal ing at $100 down and low Lot J'J. ItXo II. H t:\L A .M » AND d e m a n d e d In th * Util o f C o m ­ AT KrT A T I X , a ■u ltd lvlfidf} , Typewriter, $43.50 plaint. monthly payments. Sec us IDYLLWILDE SHORT Order Cook. Must be SINGER i c o n l i n K to a p M t t h e r e I f y o u fa ll to do to , a De­ POWELL’S tor comptrte lutings on We Have Several New Homes of, r « c o r Je J in P l a t Hook c r e e f r o C o n lee o o will be t a k ­ experienced. Apply Pig 'N SALES A SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. I t . I)A|<9 l i to 2 : o f th 9 en a g a i n s t y o u f u r th * rotle f these fine home*. Now Under Construction, Whistle. Sanford. Dial Operator PohHc B t c o r d i o f d e m a n d e d l a th * Bill o f C o m ­ 117 Magnolia FA 2 5442 And A Few Nearly Com­ tinl# Cetunty, K l o r l J a . plaint —Aik F o r - W X MUJ St. Johns Realty 17. Male llrlp W anted WIT.Nl H* m y h * n 4 a n d th* W I T N E S S m y h a n d an 1 tool pleted! of said C o u rt at S a n f o r d . • e a l o f >«ali! C o u r t a t Hanford* THE TIME TESTED FIRM WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, UliKKNHKIAK Haiulnul* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , tl.lo F lorid*. Chls l i l h d a y of Oct* We Can Al>o Custom Build CAREER opportunity, im ­ 116 N. Park Ave FA 2418 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Choice Iota available In l o t h d a y of S e p t e m b e r , l i l t . fthir, IMS. A Home Just Fftr You. Motor Sales mediate openings for male. IKK A fa) (■M ALI (irrenbriar ef Loch Arbor All Types and Sixes For Complete Information Married. High School gra­ A r th u r H Beckw ith. J r . A r t h u r if B # c k n tt h * J r , t LOVELY 2 Bedroom block iiirrliKikine eidf courae. com pan y We Repair and Service See or Call Your C l e r k of Iho c i r c u i t C o u r t f’twrk *«f tu» Clr«-ult Court ( uii'im building to y»»ir Home with separate din­ duate. Between 26.4. 40 with Myt M a r ! ! . . T. Vlnlen »i‘ M I v Ikltd Rstcnna Par* • Idyllwtlde a T I N E •pccification. Ut**nbriar an old established company ing room. Large screened D eputy C le r k l»«pjty CUrk Machinery and Supply Co. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT 2nd. & Palmetto ■lolloped by w illiam *. Saluuw ui, K enney I Jtn n ln g t, W att*, C l^rk # in Sanford area. Salary dur­ east porcii. Located on JU7 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 4 L ln d to n A Hamilton KINGSWOmi ing training period. $102 50 large corner lot with fruit, A ttorney* at l a » Hirnwit N a t i o n a l D a n k U t l * P H : FA 2-6231 lUIll.DEIIM INC. lo o ! D u P o n t B u i l d i n g J a r k a o n v l l l o 2, K lo r ld a oak 4 magnolia trees. ] per we«k. phone Orlando WASHING Machine Service M ia m i 17 F l o r i d a P u b liik O . u lie :s , so k .N o v . 26] Fairmont Dr. FA 2-0861 UA 2 0833 er Mt. Dora Free Estimates oa Repairs Car garage. By owner Ph. r jcl j . ». u . is. n u I IMS FA 2-4474 N. Park 122 2429 FA 24196. $53 4491. C D M -m . CON »9 2640 iliawaUlI 122-7163 Jim Hunt Realty W atch Government CLEANEST Used Can Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty 1595 Vt *695 SOUTHW ARD Seminole Realty *1595 Save! Save! HOLLER Stenstrom Realty J �JR 6 DilkMLinked WASHIKGTOW (UPI) Trattttry fe e n tu y Douglxa MOao and M i t a n at hi* family hava about H alUloa riding on a tax cat* uaJtr continued atudy by Uw Internatkral l i r n m fcrvlet, an arm at tha Traaaary DepartA apokaaman for Dillon aaid today the aecretary baa taken every precaution to make cer­ tain that no conflict of Interoat ariaeo in tUo or any other tax cate. An IRS apokeiman declined to comment on the cate. Aa one of hla flrat acta In office. Dillon directed that no tax eaaa be brought to hla at­ tention ualeaa It bad been eatabllabed Is advance that he had no inter*it Is the affect­ ed firm. The tax matter Involving the Dillona concern* a dotedend Inveatment c o m p a n y known aa United State* A foreign Securitiea Corp. , wboae aharca are traded on the New York Stock Ex­ change. The Arm la holding data to 910 million at a re aervo in aveat of an advene ruling. Most Russians Reported Gone WASHINGTON (UPI) — Army Chief of Staff Gtn. Earle G. Wheeler aaya that the Soviet Union haa with­ drawn about two-thlrda of It* forcea from Cuba tinea taat October’* criila. Wheeler told the Aaaoelatlon of tha U. 8. Army Mon day the remaining Ruaalana were m a i n l y technician*, training peraonnel and come air defenaa apeclalleta. White Wheeler did not men tlon any exact figure*, offi­ cials have eatlmated tha peak R uulan force at 32,000. Hla etatement Indicated there are only a little more than 7,000 BUttoned there at preient. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNM ENT INSPECTED TENDER A G ED H EA V Y WESTERN Samsonite (boneless). Folding Table $399 only WITH $11.00 WORTH OF CASH IIQISTIR TAPIS SW IFT’S PREMIUM TASTY graft's MirasI* Whipped M RTfRrilM 29« ................. Toity Yogurt .................. M «eat 39c B stty Creslwr laH a na ilh BtsceHs .................................. 4 mm 39c K ra ft's M s Hew Plavarad Cheddar CHooto............... !*T 39c Swast N atty Plavarad Monster CKooso lllHIHtMMIHM • frozen foods t T .tfy I n k C setst-Cut Fkttwaat’i fraaaa Rad tespbsrries................. 4 It? $1* Cut Boons.................... 4t3i.99c Staaffae’s fraasw *£T 59c PitOtROS - ....................... ra 39c Macaroni A Chotso....... 3 mm $1. loath’s Qukk fraisa Porch Fillsh..................... Ju 49c Shsaaadoah frotsa Caraith Como Hons ......................" m 69c Siaflstaa's family Path 1 0 0 ^ V V .V 7 6 f 0 0 Green Stamps *4A All i m s * m* m>d>M* *A BRICK SHAMPOO WITH fRIB 2Vk-*a. CRIMI RIN1I ■-•a. sisa $1 plus l*« (••to., s.t, o«t. m. ivan m m m m m □ B a n a n a s ....................... Bog S a u s a g e ..............................£ 5 9 ' ». 1 0 * S w ift'. frim iu m Coekid at la k id F a n c y R ad D a lic io u a □ A p p l e s ............. ...........If , 4 9 ' North Carolina .. ». 9 " Iwift’t Fr.tnlum, All flinra Ice C r e a m ...... VSt 79* Krispy Saltin es.............. SJ; 31' i •*A Ais u v s m mJ tmikttm*h RARRASOL S H A V I ROM* (R tfo ls r * r M .nlfc.l) 11-os. sis* 79c («■»>•« S.t-. Oct. » *1 S u n ih la i'i N iw Thla Oraan Stamps 1H1> 000000000000000000 f f lf lH B f f f f l t o O ra a n S ta m p s v*A Als (mm* mi iwdiiM ah Hirman Oranga Band Sliced lalagaa lb . W ieners.................................3 V C Taraaw 'i Wheta H t | □ S w e e t P o ta to e s Brooded Shrimp.............$1.19 to • down produce lane • Crytlinl’t Tatty frith GoMsn Riga laathlaad fraaaa Whale W eV eY W J 59c (••*]>*« S.t., Oct. M. ISSI] JM M M M M M J) B O W eV aYH W t o Oa t Ara a n S ta m p s <=> Ai* *w*m at# tsrdtsM sA lyfctt Sugar Crash Smaktd Suuauga lb. 69c ( • • . I n . S*L. Oct. M. ISSSI (T O W a Y W i t o O•I*ra a n S ta m p s Alt tw m a>* la d iu *1: rtniaa iNTBaiarao in tPOMMMNiw. n i a u Virginia 1’atru.hl I*. O. Hot 1211 Sanford Pork Ribs ....................................£ 4 9 ' •irds-lya Praash- KISSIMMEE (Ufo) _ Gu­ bernatorial candidate Fred Karl, who eaye he will fight for a bigger legislative voice for heavily-populated coun­ ties, got • cool reception from email-county officials here Monday. Osceola County commis­ sioner* and the county attor­ ney ate elsewhere when the Daytona Bench representative apoke at a Rotary Club lunch­ eon meeting. County Commissioners Cheater Barber and Tom Iltimby said before the lutirheon that they disagreed with Karl on school matters end felt he was sgninst smalt counties. Fires if pmtl|ilitl<lotlins and civlo lift •( f«u/ eamauaity. Ceuolry Slyl* T a lly Loaf Spinach...... ..........2 **•*- 39c Hsllswav Haata Staffed This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors Pork Chops ;m?...... .......6 9 1 Birdt-lya Chappad at Cobhofi Rolls......... . WASHINGTON (U l'll — Mohamed Yaald, a personal representntlv* of Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella, wilt meet Wednesday with Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk on the Algerian - Moroccan bonier conflict. lb. 69c A* ) SLICED BACON 49 • dairy special* • Osceola County Cool To Karl M eets With Ru«k S i r l o i n S t e a k s • • lb 9 9 * T - B o n e S t e a k s • • «*• 9 9 * R o u n d S te a k |b. 0 ^^ C h u c k S te a k s ...»>• 5 9 * G r o u n d B e e f •••■>>• 4 9 S T O U ffirS MACARONI A C H U M S 12- o x . p k g t . $1 __ tocetHS a s s . Oct. M. IM 1 mmsmmmm Pm P iy-C are, P l.la * r ledia.d Morton S a l t ............. 2 VI" 27* W h it* or Y .lith r 3-Min. Pop C o rn .......2 37' StrlatM eaa'i C k M . l. t . Cavirad Milkolet Graham s AN Thi Meet h R .ill Pard Dog Food fioloswl riOI.ET TAUr* HOY TUMBLER Old M ilw aukta T a p -T o p B e e r • Van Camp's P o rk * B ean s • • #300 4 F & P Peaches $ 1- Enjoy Z eity Whitehouia A p p l e J u ic e • • • quo rt b o t. t o O. . Cra an S ta m p s l* — Phjlli* Kugcnstsin FA 2 #251 Lake Mary Sluglatao fa m ily Pack Braadad Shrimp 1 V s -lb . p k g . $ 1.19 Mura Norris TE 8-1311 S. Seminole 000000000000000000 25 C Duncan Hinas Deluxe Layer (W hite, Yellow, Davits Food) 3 Chunk Tuna • 4 C a k e M ix e s • • p k g t. 6 Vi -ox. cans Penny-Saver New Blue D e te rg e n t • • • • p ig iit I r e c v H e m a r v /p u < < ;h $ » e $ 1. □ Prune Juice . 3 Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling Star-Kist Delicious Light O W 'e V a Y W Very Fins Delicious, Healthful can giant pkg. £5 w s fo ra ), $ 1- $ 139* F & P Bartlett □ Pear Halves. 4 i #303 cans $ 1. #303 can 10< For The Holidays □ Libby Pumpkin WHiRI SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY, FLA. HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 �* •» y Ginny Aimed A t Ip r a G t Georgia's Coast (S ip WEATHER: Showers and windy today: hiph today In low 80*8; tow to n ig h t In 80s. VOL. 56 'U nited Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 T1IURS-, OCTOBER 24. 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 46 MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane northwest during the next J4 upper east Florida, roast *n4 throughout southeastern Geor* Ginny aimed 85 milt an hour hours. " It is emphasised that hur- gia should keep in eloae touch winds today at tha southeast ricana Ginny is • definite with later bulletins and ad« •Ginny" joined her "slitsrs" Georgia coast. Tha weather threat to the Georgia coast, visorles," the weather burenu of earlier (hi* hurricane »eabureau said the center prob­ and all intnest* along the said. •on . . , feared thii area but, ably will hit tha mainland Ginny** gale winds far.r.ci AND HAPPILY SO, bypasaed late tonight or early Friday. outward J00 miles tn tha "Hurricane warnings will north of the center and 100 n i. Wednesday’* skies, wind • •• likely be hoisted in the area miles to the south. •nd rain really took on • from St. Augustine to Savati‘•Gale winds are occurring hurricane-alert appearance. nuh, lia., later today," the immediately off the upper east But today's funny skies an j Miami weather bureau said in Florida coast and along tha warm weather brought a filth an II a.m.. KST, advisory. Georgia coast." the weather ACL ‘Bruin’ Tile advisory extended gale of relief. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - burenu reported at middav. • • • warnings from llaytonn Reach “Sens In this urea uro very The Atlantic Crust Line says *t<> Myrtle Heath, S. IT. Small Edgar Sitler is slated to he it will install an electronic lough ami tides are expects l ! craft warnings were posted Installed a* Casselberry post­ brain to keep tabs on some to Increase, ranging up to elsewhere along the coast of master Friday, Congressman 3U.000 freight cars on 5,5uo around five fret above nor* United Press International the Carohnns ami the Floridu mill ms the hurricane ap­ miles of tracks. Svd Ilcrlong informtsl R. K. proaches." coast southward to the keys. SAIGON, South Met Nain FRANKFURT. G e r m a n y 0 Porter by long distance tele­ was IncrensThe weather bureau said tha (UPI) —A IT. S. Air F o rce, The hurricane . W heat Bill phone front Wushimtton this (L’l’l ) —American Air Force , , mg slightly in intensity, the hurrirane had become "better planes nearest the eml of their WASHINGTON UP I ) morning. The long delay since Plane on a flnre-dropp.n* w rilt|lfr ,1UI„ U „ ul. organized and now appear* tn massive trosip-carrying "Op­ A hill designed to head off Siller's confirmation by the mission crushed in Commun­ A t II *.m.. the center »us a scheduled drop in the sup­ be on a more definite court* V . 8. Senate, llerlong aaid eration llig Lift" from Texas ist territory 63 miles south located about K0 mile* castto Germany today hours ahead port price ot wheat was in­ toward the U. 8. mainland.'* the Post Office Department Tills removed the threat in of Si icon today, apparently northeast of Daytona Reach, troduced today by Sen. Hu­ of schedule. explained, was brought about near latitude J’.*.5 liortll, bert It. Humphrey, (I) Mina.). south and central portions of killing four VimTicans and The historic nir test of IT. with tiie department awaiting longitude TUP west. FTorida's east coast and au­ four Vietnamese on h>ar«l the in-tailution of John A. S. global striking power was It was moving toward tiie New Move Seen thorities sounded an “all expected to he completed at (ironuuski as postmaster gen­ A U. S military spt.kcan.an wc, t .nurthw,.,t nl H „,Re, ,K.r UK It LIN (UPI) - Inter- clear" at the huge Capa Ca. eral. ( It. K. Porter heard dif- 10:do p. ni. f 1:40 p. m. KST). said this afternoon that the hour. Forecaster* said the K hour* and JO minutes under ferenee with Western Allied iinvera! missile test center A ferrntly, though, locally , , , hurricane should continue to­ C-tZJ transport plane crashed patrol* in Hast Berlin may wlibh had been “buttoned up'* Siller was opposed politically the TJ hours that had la'cn al­ ward tli„ west-northwest or be the next Communist move for tiie storm silica early and burned about 'i a. in. lotted fur the airlift of the and there's suppoied to he to restrict Western right* \'*dne*d»y •'There was no evidence of some sort of a ruling about entire 1l.fton-men of the Jnd here. Armored Divisism. survivors," he said. retired lieutenant colonels not The final plane of Rig f.ift’s The spokesman saisl the being allowed to hold appoint­ Mme. Nliu Balks aerial trosip ferry was sched­ J. DANTORTII WRI GHT (left), vice president of C entral Florida Council plane was on a mission over ive federal offices.) IIKKVH.LK, Tex. xl'PI) • • • uled to lund at Semhach Air of the Navy Leaytie, was present w hen Mayor Thomas S. McDonald signed Communist-infested Vinft Itinh Mine. Ngo Dinh Nliu of a proclamation cuIHiik for the observance of Sunday as "Navy Day." Province when it went down. John L. Galloway, county Fores Rase about 30 miles South Viet Nam roamed a He said the Americans on tax collector, said today ap­ south of Frankfurt. The big BEAUMONT. Tex. (L’PIl - real Texas cattle ranch today C130 transport is now on the board included two officers proximately fio.h(H) tax bills Sixty Cubans who faced starv­ hut hulked nil lairsehack rid­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — and two enlisted crewmen. • wera placed in the mail to all 5.000 mile transocean flight Tiie National Mediation Hoard The four Vietnamese were ation on the seas to escape ing and other cowhoy sport*. chairman has urged the Flor­ taxpayers at their last known from Bergstrom Air Force, food and water shortages on enlisted crewmen. address covering 1003 taxes on Texas, a s|»krsnmn said. ida East Coast Railway and Karlier, the Air Force issu­ He said the wreckage of their Communist-held island Disagreement real estate, personal property striking non-operating unions BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) Hie craft was "scattered over were being considered today and intangible personal prop­ ed on even more optimistic to submit their to month dis­ a wide urea" and that mill­ for political asylum In the —There wa* apparent ill*- pute to binding arbitration. arty. He laid further thnt the forecast. A spokesman said CORPUS CHRIST!. T e x . ion authorities did not know United Stairs. agreement among city cotintax InMiks ate open and a four the airlift plume was expected Frank O'Neill made the ap­ (U P I)—The Liberian register­ as yet the reason for the Immigration a u t h o r itic* cilntcn today over whether to eml with the arrival of a per cent discount will be al­ peal Wednesday In a teller ed ore freighter strafed and were expected lo announce to­ to lure Negro indiccmcu as a lowed for payment in Octo­ C l33 jet at Rhein-Main at lo FEC Hoard Chairman Ed Sanford Mayor Thnmaa S. women—living and dead - all set fire by unidentified planes crash. If Hie Americans were kill­ day what disposition would be step toward solving racial Rail and George Leighty, ber uml November, three per 0:01 p. ni. McDonald today procluimed near Cuba docked today at ed. it would bring the total made id tiie refugees, includ­ problems. The Air Force was opti­ Sunday, Oct. 2T, Navy Day, over the glnl>e. ^ cent In December, two per chairman of the cooperating He called upon all citizen* Corpus Christ), and the cap- of C. S. dead in Viet Nam ing Id rhiblren and td women. cent in January, one per rent mistic it would rompletu the paving the way fur a com­ laltor organizations. lain said tile first inkling InThey disked here Wednesday Both Optimistic in February, net in March jolt in less than TJ hours de­ munity-wide celebration that “to t ike puil in ii|ipioprinte had of an attack was when since January, RMI. to LSI. "We have met separately WASHINGTON (UPI) —U. of thsvw. counting today's night. but a delini|Uenl eliaigu in spite s|Hirniilc bud weather includes a Nuvy League re­ observance of this dav aerial flares hurst directly with you at various times They were rescued Tuesday S ami Soviet oHlduts appear­ over thr past three day*," tha probable dead, till have been that caused diversion of II April and thereafter. ception ami dinner Friday at through the muny channels over thr vessel. finm an overcrowded Jo-foot ed optimistic today about killed in combat, 57 by hos­ transports Wednesday night tiie Sanford Naval Air Sta­ open to them.'* Cupt. Gerhard Krause said tile action ami 4M in acci­ 'nilhont in the Yucatan Strait prospects for American wheat letter said, "and reluctantly Friday's observance l.y the must find (hat It is not poss­ More than ‘.’1*0 reservations and early toduy. tion. he and two men were pinned dents; and TH have died of between Cubit and Mexico. sales to Russia, Imt Ihe nag­ Rain or fog at Rhein .Main, Central Floridu Council of the ible lo resolve tills dluputo acre reported by tin Chamber ,,f ,,M' * Navy league will begin w th <ii Hie bridge by In, Ilets other causes, including na The British freighter F'.sse- ging problem of shipping through negotiations or medi­ ot Commerce for the ’•elec­ primary terminal of RigLift.1 ,,v virtue uliizzin around them during tural deaths. suicides ami Ipubo I lin ked them from the exists was Mill unresolved. and at Chaamoiit, tool uml I" bim.umn. Sanford joins ation." a reicpth'ii lit tiie NAS Suntion*' luncheon today noon ut the at lack He ordered the nun combat accidents. turbulent sea where they had W ' " 1*’ **•- ford ballroom ut il p.m. follow­ "We urgently request In aothe Civic Center. All civic and Ktuiii in Fiance, caused the " i,h tl,B rc-d of the crew to remain he plains to be shunted nl Mild- •s-»|*s-ct» to the morn than ed by dinner at 7 o'clock. drifted two days without food. Help Offered rordanrr with the spirit ami service clubs meeting to h MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet '''eh'ln-w "f Navy 1 A refugee student explained intent of Hie Railway lattair Vico Admiral Fiuhogh l c». h* . V briefed oii tiie necessity of rnliall and Prestwick in llritPremier Nikita S. Khrushchev *'We didn't have anything the reason for tliu exodus: uin and Chaiulilry and Rvreux ai"' M ," " a r " r '" i’1 '"' '" ,l* ’ Act that you submit this dis­ ( lii’ef of Naval Air Ti lining, the electorate to approvu tiie ill Fiance. lions of vrtnuna and reserve In Culm Diet i- are not ha* offered massive no- pute lo arbitration." is scliriltllvd to speak lifter to defend ourselves with. three constitutional amend­ pci sonnet. Krause said. “ All we could enough shoes manufactured ''rings-attached aid to t uha Lclgltty, who returned to ments uml the county’s per­ M< Donald eited Nuvy Day dinner. have done was throw |«>la uml some people go liurefoot- to alleviate hardships caused Washington after three days Lee. win is heudipiaitered missive legislation >>n Nov, 5. is onr to “give Well deserved by recent fl<»>d and hurricane toes." ed. nt fruitless bargaining, said in Pensaeoln, is in rhnrgu of honor ami recognition to tit Krailse's slop. Ihe .1 lauil' " 110*11' in not «'in»Uk*li water damage, the official Tass Ihe unions wxmtd give the ar­ tiie Navy's fur-flung air train­ Returning to “Hurricane TAM MIASSKK H T I » achievements of our might) News Agency reported today. l» a Liberian freiglder. in ftunto ureal and ei:K* an* bitration suggestion careful ing i,|e,.itl"ii • which pan ills(iinny" . . . she mused the Navy and Its heroic men and Krause, relaxed uml In u The II. ml «)f Control will uiliotu'd no nlrictly (hat only consideration. -oulh from Jackaonville to postponement of VAH-b's meet in .luck^onvilli* Nuv. 31 Go On Trial jovial mood, said he counted people Under right nhd over (15 Rail said In JacksonviUa • 'n> pus Chrisil, Tex. homecoming, which had been TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - he had not received a copy Hi passes made h) the planes i11at ihrrr tlays nft«*r th.* pub­ an* iiIlowed to rnt (hem. lie will arrive ut tiie tinsnl ® statrd for today and Friday. lic luit volril oil th<* prof>o8u«l Robert K W'htte. of Or Thirty-one Florida AA.M Uni­ “Then," lie said, “ I >top|M-d "After a while you |frt nick of Ihe letter ami would have air station from Atlanta shout Navy announced at noon the lando, serving time for cat­ $7*i in lliwn collect* hoinl inmu* versity students, arrested dur­ no comment until lie did. counting " of thin.'* •T p in. |Nist|Minement is ••temporary'’ If i lu* |i«‘o|i|«* approve Ilo* ing a protest march on Ihe He s.lhl lie llever saw the K.iiiy kriivuls to the Navy but no word when Iho “ fly- tle steading in Seminole t o m county j.iil Sept, in, went on planes because they were lH)iM|.fiimiit |nif plan, (In* board l.eagiie reception-dinner will hoys" will arrive home. How­ ty, has returned today from | will make plann for ^ottin^ trial Ix-fore a county court Fire Destroys moving too f a s t be treated to a tmir of tiie ever, dependents will be no­ Halford slate prison for a jury today on charges of Krause said little damage tlu* proiriMtn into llo* wok*. MIAMI IIK A t'll ( H I T ) tut ion and Ramey Field tified promptly when tin; a r ­ new trial under the U.S Restaurant trespassing. Former Floridu Gov. Leroy lllght line where they’ll In was done lo the ship ami that 11 tin* IhuiiI in to* piopoitnl i rival is decided. Supreme Court'* “Gideon nil l ■•lltiiit -aid today lie will not IllOst of tiie bullets in lov'd »Ufuat»'l. tliu hoard probably Fire destroyed the Hickory • i t in- A-3A Vigilante ami 1\8. — Navy 'phoned and ing." Labor Backs Cut t-iolorso liny* e.itolidiite in the A ■III Sk WCII III . tile work- lie saiit In- never feared (or wilt diotjx-4 atlnualivtf House restaurant on Highway aaid “ maybe” VAil-'J WILL of Ki'ttmtf lmilly-iin*ilri| conWASHINGTON (UPI) - IT !•- midway between Fern Circuit Judge Volte Wil­ I'.Mil gubei i,..l'ii ial rate- and hor«e aircraft of S.infoid's Hie ship's safety as long as Iruclicn and HpparvDtly tlu* _ arrive today. the plane kept strafing. Its I mil.I press Ini.rnaii.in.it An AFLCIO spokesman ein- Park and .Maitland Wednes­ took his own foot out of Hie liams ordered White's return Heavy Attack Wing One, A fire broke out on the how only way opi'ii would lo* to An Indiiin summer drought phaaliesl today that organiz- day afternoon. Only the four political door for good. Sanford Elks Lodge won for retrial when il wav hot nevir endangered tin* fuel imk for a *p«*t iul M'inioii of htiiiust deeper Into ilia for- *'4 laltor was supporting walls were left standing. '•A* far ns I >an tell, | mu atate ami national honors brought out that White had supply. It was t tin i -i th«* l.u^ialahm* to lat.^o tux«*. • -U ami fi«'bU of the I.ant to­ President Kennedy's tux cut Sheriff J. Hobby said through with polities," said through Hie efforts of mem­ pleaded guilty to two charges t'olllns.- .v-io Is In-re av presi­ I In* lioanl nicotinic will he day. Writer Gupplie* in parts program "far one single pur­ tha blare started from a liarby chemicals and water alter hrtd ut 11 a.m. in thi* (iulf I if•• «*f New KiiRland tank to their pose — to help create badly h«ciis pit. llo added the build­ bers Ralph Wight HI. Louis Iwo hours. without benefit of legal conn dent of ttic National Associa­ Inturance hoard room. On the lowest level in n*'url> *Jf» yraM. needed Jolt*.'' J . Girard ami Gene Walter. ing was owned by Louis De­ tion of Broadcasters l NAIIl following day, hoard nirmhcm Statu H<|. presented plagues scl. I’AI.M S’ C It I N G S. Califvils and leased to C. Cole­ for an N Ml regional conferMore than an inch of rain While. In \pril 19dJ. plead­ to the local lodge for blood will attend llo’ (iruricht l*l«»r• ( I TI t Four meniliers of Ihe man. rm f« II in part* of Tctiui a *itI Benefit Album ed guilty In cattle stealing idn foot hull irniiiu in Jark«oii< hunk activity led by Wight loti- roniedienre Joan Davis' NEW YORK (UPI) — A ReqMiiiding to the can Were " V man cannot do n jolt if Uklalioiiiu Wetlnemlay nik'bt. and youth uitivity led by Cl- and was sentenced from two lo- lias one foot ur one eye on family—ln*r niother, ifuughter viltc. Static i ia| show era drifted off new long playing record al­ the Casselberry and Maitland to live years and In breaking a* rard. A ne.v project, commu­ and two grandsons—were kill­ tb*- I'arific across Urcpdi and bum. "Three Billion Million volunteer fire departments LONDON ( U P I ) ’Die “, l “ uf service. -My nity activities led by Walter, and entering and grand l»r- ...... alres", with a galaxy of and Ilia Florida Forestry De­ U ailiin^ton. ccny and was sentenced from J1'*’ eontinands the whole of ed today when fire swept their W•*»tniln»trr « o r o n r r \ office brought a citation from na­ Vmeriean talent went on the partment. The Casselberry home. I• *«i.iy (luil Ih.inu I Inirmy energies," he told a news t Tifteuaonnhla heat in the six months to 10 years. tional ll'iThu victim* were Nina Duvwtm r r . umr,| |„.r h D' N**itli shattered suveral ti'in- market Hits week to benefit department recently extin­ Sheriff .1. L. Hobby sail u**nfnr» no* full.»v\ jn^e • * * TJ. Mr*. Ileverly Culliert, w in ton Churchill, committed |»urt to Hu* N It p«i.i(nfe femriN Wed ii cmlay. fin* I'N Children's Fund (CM- guished a blaze at Hickory Tiie Navy is really tubing tail morning that White is IIOl.lA W€H•I • tl<l If It *b (!bi*a*t« bad a In^li of *ifi de- t'KF’) and Hie II. S. Commit­ House la-lorn much damago ' I don't plan to make any l*,,4 Mr«. (%ilb«*rt't two Aiii*‘lib* by takiritf nil n\rr<lo»e tiie seventh convict to he re­ ever tile next few days. < dr. was done. Hope ia planning lo entertain Kll., s toppling a "J-yeur tee for Hie United Nations. endorsements tteeause th at is sons by « foimcr murriutfCe • I la r Kit ur.it o *. Lyle Setfe will he relieved as turned from Raiford for re­ m> longer my field." Collin, Guy Grossman, nml 1.111 ry. The ."•( year old .Mini flmrr- American troups in Viet Nani murk. Other record* included trial under the Supreme I'uurt commander of Heavy Attack said when asked about the Itill, who rr«i|fiied b**r inuialert this Christinas. t l< \eland. t lit in, Mil; Midinn, Squadron 5 by Cdr. Paul F ruling. \«i^l)l)ui a writ* ii* uknit I Th.. rnnivdiuti aaid ill mak­ III . xT; nml IInf ru lu. N. Y. 73. * fftoi i,• ' i rip divofro luce for governor next yeur. Werner, executive officer for Collins «us governor from Aboilly u ftir mblniuht wlivu fiuiii f oiiuiMiiiwcalth Kuintion« ing the unimum mural Wedt liiyetim , \ \ ) o . , «-t ml ull% the la<l year, at In a.m. Fri­ | 1 t n | M ’M. a n i l to«||«y lie wimlim'i in (In' mtitli <«t lifiim* Sreia-twry Bumah SarnlyN. n c M l a y t l i n t h i. u a x p , i a t |M m - tiim- irionl fur late frnat. $ 3 0 0 S to le n day. VAII-9 is due to arrive Burglars broke into the pro r*lle«J tlirie >rj»i» in Tulin bi'lCiih **|Hipplng * mil umlcr wua found tJt'std Sufidav in mg a s.-lieduli d |»-r*nnnl up- there Inn, ta-en nu final yet from a tour of duty in the shop of Mid-Florid* Country h » re r union* hi» "most satis­ prt*»Mirc built up by tlu* in* her apattm rnt in tiie Writ- prurame tmir of Australia tins fail. Mediterranean, at the con­ and New Zealand. dixtrirt of |.«im*|ijii. d u ll Wednesday night and fy mir " llui In* rHterntmf thnt tm uil fin*. C i,per, l.aiider and 8lu*rivenience of "Hurricane (tin­ Firrint'ii t milloIImI tlu* bl.il*1 An in«|ui*At wai onlvred. ofHe plana tn take tegular dun, iVyo., nil without (lust, obtained S3UU in cash, Man In* look*- I upon Itii pn 8«nt j.»L ny." And tiie Navy t.cuguo b ager Joe llorcnsicin report! I a* ofii* ••( public* .uTNue nl«n, tinil found th*' fi»ur bo*In a mII fni aU *aid at tin* time, be- tn.upe nuunlera Jerry Culunu, having a reception and dinner to Uhe sheriff s department uml said he b.i*l no pUn^ tn in (be moAtrr hr ilroom wherr cau-r of Home t)nttlr> found in Anita Bryant and urriieatia lutvc set new records fur high temperatures Ial. in thK at SNAS Friday evening in re-enter |xiliti**«. (ht* flrr uppmtntly niuiimtc<l. the apartment. I leader l.e- Braun (in the tour. yeur. Riverton, Wyo., which today. observance of “Navy Day” had u fru.st Oct. It), had a rec­ on Sunday. Vice Adm. F'itzord IM-day growing . asou _ hugh Lea will address th.> for rrupa. W Navy League dinner. < apt. Janies II. Mayo, commanding Heavy Attack Wing I. will ■peak at the full dtess cere­ mony and inspection of \ A11ft's 35tl officers and enlisted men ut the change of com­ TALLAHASSEE (U Plt — SOITHAMP ION. England body of the island's total pneumonia and related ail ucation. Life is muiii harder | ment* of Im* years passed Gubernatorial rnndidate Fred mand ceremony. them by and until they ur t UPI)—A party of 198 men. population, which was rcruov- meals attributed to the harsh on Tristan." • • • Karl has offered to return to rived in England they had women and children turned «<i two years ago alien a vol­ winter weather. Eight babies The rocky island was in Harold Unger, master coun­ never seen such thing* as Kia-iuimee to repent hi* sellor-elect. invites the public liieir hacks to,lay on the com cano eruption forced them to were born (during the Island habited in the early IMOh's by television, automobiles, trams, -pee.-h on rcupportioninont to fishermen, shipwrecked sea­ neon lights, cement side­ four county commissioners to the officer installalion of forts of modern England to leave tiinr tiny British ad­ era’ stay in England. the Seminole chapter, Order return to the rugged, simple ministered island. Victor Rogers, So. Iiit wife men and other persons who walks, niovu-s or nylon stock- who snubbed him them Mon­ Florida l)i-trihulors For Denman Custom Built Tiles day. of DvMotuy. at 8 p.m. Sun­ life of Tristan de Cunha Island Two advance parties total- anil liieir three rhildrrn sir arrived by chance at the ism tag*. mg hi men have gone ahead among tnr tdandcis who in the Souto Atlantic. luted spot „ff thr normal Four of the fits Us, i,da day at Masonic temple. When experts declared Tris­ • • • They were scheduled tu to prepare Ihe Island to he chose to face the cold weather shipping lanes and lucking a tan de ( untia once again safe • ouniy euinnii, inner* turned for occupancy, the islanders \ down an liivitatiun to hear A reul ••hootenanny,” with d a rt the long Voyage to “the lived on again, now that the and complexities of modern harbor. Trbtaners learned to eke voted overwhelmingly to re­ Karl's talk tn tha Kissimmee Ulc iri Britain. the Coachmen "f Orlando, will loneliest island in llie world" volcano has subsided Eleven Tristancrs chose to "We are happy lo stay." out a hung by fishing, rais­ turn and thr British govern­ Rotary Club and instead be staged at 6 and 7:3U p.m. aboard the chartered Danish 105 W. FI KST -ST. remain in England Five olh- Rogers said. ' My younger ing sheep and growing pots ment started making the nec­ lun lir.l in an anteroom of the FA 2-0651 Saturday at the Plnecreat ship Rornholm. The group was Hie main 1er* died here, mainly uf ‘ children alii get a belter ed lues. Tho modern develop 1 essary arrangements. j restaurant whvrw hurt spoke. iPTA's Halloween carnival. *** c iO < * 8 Men Die In V iet Nam Crash WJLUA C-123 Flying Over Red Area On Flare Drop 'Big Lift' Hours Ahead Of Schedule 'Sick 01 Cuba' Refugees Say Arbitrate, FEC And Union Urged M ayor Proclaims Ship Captain Sunday N avy Day > White Back On 'Gideon Ruling' Tells of Raid ■ ioard To Meet 'Tier Election Out 0( Politics, Says Coiiins V/aler Scarce in Seared East • 4 In Family Die In Fire Diana’s Death Ruled Suicide Hope Going To Veit Nam ♦I Tiny Island Declared Safe For Natives 198 To Return To Rugged Life In South Atlantic r Karl Offers To Return I r J Tr � 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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P iU y tr| PAGE 12 TOURS., DECEMBER 19, 1968 Area Organizations 1- Young Republican Club Has Party lo Akl 18 Families By Jano Casselberry Tho Hnnnoncttea, • talent­ ed trio consisting of Sirs. Ana Bassett, Mrs. Charlotte Larue and Mrs. Maria Cann*Ionjo, entertained members of t h a Bcminola County Young Republican Club with a selection of beautiful music el the aeason at a Christmas party held last Friday night at the Howell Park Civie Center, E. Pope Bassett showed colored films taken u t the Sanford Christmas Parade last month of the large float built and entered by the club. The float, which represent­ ed many hours cf work on the part of members, was highlighted by an elephant “Santa" on water skis bring­ ing gifts to a Florida homa where Mrs. Bassett played Chriitmas music on an organ with Niek Tucker and Melenda and Cathy Casselberry gathered around. After singing carols at Friday night's party the group enjoyed refreshment* of cookies, snacks and ahcr» bet puneh. Lloni Ben and Milter Evans are co-chairmen of tha proJdCfce Baskets will fen pocked at tie Casselberry Woman’s Club on Sunday afternoon for dis­ tribution on Monday morning. A ham will bo Inchided in each basks! of food and toys will go Is tho homos with children. VFW Post 10060, American Legion Post 254 and tho Warn­ in'* Club of Csssolberry will furnish several baskets of food. Tho South Seminole Garden Club, Dolly's Market, Mrs. Clark of Brterwood Man­ or and Mrs. Ecclca of CaasolJONATHAN LUKAS of BUrU, e a te r and Bill Lockhart of S t Aagnstlne, bery have all contributed toys. rig h t a n shown with B. J. A d a , assistant state bora 4-H agent from the ' Among the cash contributors University of Florida a t the National 4-H Congress held In Chicago. Lukaa are Miss Eleanor Arnold, won a 9400 f ogeetry scholarship and Lockhardt a |S00 scholarship In Howard Arnold, Dsn Lott and ENTERTAINMENT «t Fritlity night's Christman Party of the Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cummings, County Young Republican Club was provided by ‘The Harmonettes,” a By Bernice Betsey talented trio made up of, from left, Mrs. Ann Busnett, Mrs. Charlotte fha-day trip for Jonathan hard that It was as If I were Two guest speakers ad­ all of Casselberry, Larue and Mrs. Marie' Cannelongo. (Herald Photo) Lukaa of Karla, wtnnar of a reaching for the stars . , . dressed members of tho 81avis Coin Jars have been placed |400 f a r s s t r y scholarship now it seems 1 have reached 4-II Club at s matting held In tbs Casselberry Poet Of' which was proaonted to Ida the moon. I realise that work­ test week at tho SL Luka’s flee. Sparkle Cleaners, Green’s Electric, Sheppard’s Resell, during tbo breakfast ing hard on one’s project is a Christian Day School. Tbo scholarship, awarded wise thing to do for tho re­ Ben Wiggins, soil and water Buckhorn Bar and The Deck for Jonathan’s ability to re­ wards are great. conservationist, spoko on soil Bar, nil of Caaaelborry; at build a cut e rsr a n a iato a “I foal that the aebotarahlp capabilities and typos of soil Bill's Diner, Dolly's Market, modal trso farm, and tha sward is a guiding hand, and water and Albert Harris, Chick ’N Trent, South Sem­ braakfast wars sponsored by pointing me towards collect Seminole County forest rang­ inole Bank and Club Juana in American Forests Products In­ and further education. I am er from Longwood, spoko on Fern Park and at Club 436 and the Altamonte Bar In Alta­ By Jane Casselberry have been announced by Prin­ dustries, Inc. only sorry that more 4-Hera causes of forest fires and tha Honor roll students for the cipal John Angel and Mrs. In an Intarrlaw with your etulda't receive a scholarship planting of trees and their monte Springs. Mrs, Adam Muller Contributions of foodstuff last six-weeks griding period Louise GUpen, guidance coun­ reporter soon after hia return and a trip to the National care. Harris emphailssd that The Florida Federation of home, Jonathan had this to Congress. 1 feel that 4-H work OS per cent of foreet Bros are may bo deposited in baskets at at South Seminole Junior High selor. All "A" students were tha following locations: Dot Art will present its "Histori­ say about hia trip: has taught me to be a gracious caused by men’s carelessness. ly’s, Hodls Market, Publis Jim Bacchus of the ninth cal Exhibit" in tha two main "U waa Indeed a thrill whan loser and an humble winner. Local leaders, Mrs. Paul grade and Deborah Reynolds galltriaa of th* DeBary Men­ the scholarship was presented Lukas and Mrs. George Brad­ Market in Casselberry; John­ By Jaaa Ceseslbarry "My plan for the future is shaw, announced that tha 8,- son’s Super Market and Winntion House during the month of the eighth grade. to me. At tlmee, work on my A Christmas Party will be Girl Seout Troops of Semi­ forestry project seemed so to enter the engineering field. 000 elash pines ordered earli­ Dixie In Longwood and Elk Others were, ninth grade: of January when members of held this Friday nlsht by I also, at any opportunity, plan nole County will sing their all clubs making up the fed­ er this year have arrived and Market and Super Vain Food Suzanne Adklm, F r a n c e s to help young people because Christmas greetings to tha American Lesion Memorial will be planted during tho Store in Altamonte Springs. Graye Bailie, Joy Bishop, Joy eration will display arts and they are the future of America public when they present n Poet IM and tha Auxiliary crafts work. Christmas holidays. Blacksmith, Michele Caldwell, end because I, myself, know A thrseand-one half-a e r a following a brief business It is hoped that exhibitor* district-wide Carol Program Patricia Coney, Linda Cote, how it feele to receive help. meeting at 8 p. m. at the Cas­ plot haa been donated by Dan Betty Davis, Sharon Demp­ will paint historical scenes of to bs held this Friday a t the "Headquarters for the Na­ selberry Women’s Club Build­ Sunday haa heen declared sey, Joy Ueakmgchamps, San­ their area and display crufts Ball Diamond In Fort Mellon Dlmla to the club and mem­ tional 4-11 Congreaa was the ing on Overbrook Drive. "D*D»y" for the Ginderville dra Fetter, Su*anne Folley, depicting life of its people. Park from 7 until 7:45 p.m. bers taking lorestry will Conrad Hilton in Chicago, tha The program, which la be­ Entertainment will be pro­ choove and work individual and Sunland areas ami the dis­ 'auiette Golyer, Sandra Hael- Story of origin should be at­ ing organised by Mrs. I„ E. world's largest hotel. Attend­ vided by students of tho Royal tached to each exhibit. ing. Patricia Halsey, Alice plots with all members work­ trict covered by the Ginder­ ing were 1,&0U delegates from School of Dance aad there will Harris, Marilyn Jcnquln, Bar­ Thote planning to partici­ Morgan district Girl Scout ing tho remainder. ville Volunteer Fire Depart­ bara Kozle, Karen Lyons, pate In the ahow are asked to chairman and will be directed he a carol sing and refresh­ Denary’s Duplicate Bridge throughout the United 8Utes ment. ments. Georgs Messlck will be Club played to 18 tables di­ end Puerto Rico and n full Marilyn Messick, Carol N'oell. notify th* chnirman In charge by Mrs. II. W. Dankkfs, Is master of ceremonies. community lervics project rected by Mrs. Jessie Pearsall schedule of program* and lec­ The "D" designation i* for Jeanne I’errauit, Donna Tom­ In order that proper space The Rollins College School Members are asked to bring at this week’s Tuesday after­ tures, broken with sight-see­ for the scout troops. Sanford dliectory distribution plus the lin, Barbara Weycrs, Rcbigca may be allotted. of General Studies will offer sensed goods for distribution noon meeting in tho Fire Rec­ ing excursions, kept u* busy Tha opening reception will Naval Air Station will proa record high of 36 course* dollars members hope to re­ Williams; umi interested every minute of In cooperation with tha Lions reation Hall, ceive from residents to pur­ Charles Bean, Mark Brewer, ho sponsored by th* DeBary vlda tha public address sys­ during the upcoming winter Club and other civic organisa­ Winners were, N8, first, the day, chase a new pump, hose and Charles Buckner, Bill Dan- Art* and Crafts Cluh on Jan, tem and song sheets are be­ session beginning Jan. 20. tions of tha town. other fire fighting equipment dera, Courtney Dorrell, Ro­ 6 nml will feature * program ing donated by Prudential Mr. and Mrs. Howard Middle- "As a national winner 1 waa For those who may be un- ton; second, Arthur Wheatley Interviewed on radio, televi­ Sanford Chapter 1401, Wo­ George Saute, director of Mtded by the volunteer or­ bert EUlrldge, Barry Eller, Lifa Insuranca Company. of folk music. the program, haa announced abls to attend the meeting but and F. A. Matheeon; third, sion and at press conferences. men at the Mose, will be ho*' All Christmas shoppers who ganisation. Raymond Gaines, Ronald wish to bring contributions, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. At these Interviews 1 told tess Sunday afternoon at the that 30 courses will meet two President Thomas W e i s s Greene, Mike Howell, Ben­ are In th* downtown Sanford the building will be open alter Hugh DuVal and fourth, Mrs. about the state of Florida and annual Christmas party tar evenings per week fer two has announced that all main jamin Price, William Pugh. area Friday svenlng are In­ 4 p. m. on Friday. children at Moos* Lodge month*, and ten course* ere Iters of the department, aided Peter Pyne. Terry Schernvited to “taka a break" and Robert Nicholla and (iuy my 4-11 project. "In the television interview members and Chapter mem­ scheduled to meet once a by members rf the Ladies hera, Bran Stchli, Charles Join tha scouts far the 45Chase. week over a period of 10 Auxiliary, will be delivering Stewart, Glenn Sullivan, Par­ minute program of music. EW. first, Mrs. Edna Reilly a girl from California gave me bers. weeks. a hard time when we discussed The festivities, to be held Uie new directories from door is Thennenos, Dewin Town­ Scant* ara askad to report Democrats Elect and Charles Deglia; tie for sec­ oranges since those wo had on Registration for nil new tu door In tha area. No send, Dale Tucker, and Ron­ In the Lake Mary Lodge llall, at the park by 6:80 p.m. ond and third, Miss Ethel students wilt begin Monday, Two truitesi were elected charges will be made however, ald White. Johnson and Mrs, Ann Daglla the program were from her are scheduled to begin at 2 New Officers Eighth grade: Doris Aikcns. at the regular monthly meet­ with William Luts and Harry slate. However, I did win my p.m. No age limit la set for January 13. Present and donations will be accepted. By Mrs. Adam Mailer former students in ths School Debbie Bacchus, Gina Bala- ing of the Auxiliary Unit to Oviedo 4-H Officers for the Dellary M. Brown and fourth, hire. IHiint about Floridae celery tha children attending anl be.ng tha best. banski, Lalon Byers, Karen South Seminole VFW Poet Santa will be on hand to dis­ for General Studies may use Democratic Club ware elected Frank Holder and I'hll DollarpreferenUsl registration by Csss, Rebecca Clack, Debbie 8207 held last Thursday even­ Boys Elect "Objective! set for this 42 tribute the gifts. and installed at a recent meet­ ard. Club Nam es Davis, Rose DiSandro, Vic­ ing at the Post Home on th* Annual Congrrsa were: (1) to Members art to bring pro- mail or in person, January 3ing of tho group held at the A Master Foint Game will kie Doggctt, Andrea Duncan, aid Dixie Highway near Officers give ua opportunity to take wrapped gifte for their own 10. Alt registrations, includ­ Shuffleboard be played next Tuesday. Fire Recreation Hall. Judy Eckard, Kathy Ford, Longwood. Taking office were Darwin Announcement h a s b e e n stock In our accomplishments; children not exceeding t l In ing payments of fees, should By Berate* Kelsey Judith Gregg. Sharon Gorker, Officer* named were Mrs. Bruce, presidents William Og­ made that renewal member- (2) to show achievement of cost. Refreshment! will be be completed by January 14. Winners Officers for the newly or­ Among the courses being Cindas Herrington, J a y n e Lucy McGuire, three year ganised Oviedo Boys 4-H den, vice president; Mrs. John ships in the ACBL (American 4-H wurks (1> to Instill pride served and all member* of By Julia Bartiw trustee and Mr*. Donna Club were elected at a recent Dslck, secretary-treasurer and Contract Bridge League! in and respect for our works (t> both groups and their fami­ offered far the first time in Winners of tha annual Johnson. Mary Keim; the Rollins General Studies shuffleboard contest sponsor­ Kathryn takatosh, Ellen Estes, two year trustee. Mrs. John Martin ami Mrs. DtLand, Deilury and Hanford to provido discussion on do- lies are Invited to attend. moating of the group with Commander Robert March Local Leader Arthur Scott William Joyce, two year di­ may be made by rontarting lime racy and (fi to broaden Mr*. Fla!** Small is serving program are Production Man­ ed by the Altamonte Springs Niblack. Jeanne Olsen, Bon agement and Survey of Span Garden Club were named at nie Simmons. Linda Smith, of the Post appeared to thank and Ccunty Agent Cecil rectors. Howard Middleton in DeBary. our education," as chairman for the psrty. ish Literature In tha eight last week's covered dish Barbara Walsh, Linda Wait- the group for assistance at Tucker. man, Cheryl Walter*. Suz- the monthly barbecues. weeka group. meeting of the group. Serving will be Tim Col­ New coursca Hated among Copping the tournament anne Webber. Donna Wilson, A covered dish supper for bert, p r e s i d e n t : Brum the 16 weeks group Include, trophies, which will be pre­ Edward Battle, Walter Btst- the Post Auxiliary was plan­ Thompson, v i c e president; Art History Survey, Inter sented at the club’s Jam S line, Keith Creeden. Charles ned for Dec. 26, A 10 pound Itrett Thompson, secretarynatimal Organisation, Th* meeting, were Jefferson It. Engle, James Erickson. Timo­ turksy we* uwarded to L. treusurer; Hilly Danii, re­ Srokcy" wax there to almost snd eight years, c r o w d e d such a* "who are you!" and By Mone Grin*lead Control and Direction of Na- Hodge and George L. Hub- thy Layman, Michael McCar­ White. porter; lien Wheeler, chaplain Although "Little Smokey" "steal the show" Iruin old around the friendly end pa- "what’s your real namal" tiona| thy, John Meadow*, Torry |n the Nuclear The next meeting will be I and Tommy Moon, recreation bell. naught cold and was unable to Santa. Mosley, John Newell, John Many of tha y o u n g s t e r s Spies Age. Function* of leader. Last week's meeting mark Norris, Reginald Sigmon, John held an Jan. 9. attend Sunday’s North Or- The children, climbed up to test Smokey by Complex Variable, Applied ed the club’s annual Christ Hollday Party, "Big boye between tl Simonck, Russell Suhkla, Da­ ;>*eking directly Into his eyes Logic, and Philosophy of the mas celebration and no busl vid I'nley, and Gerald War­ Recent Past. ness was discussed. Some 100 ren. length. A complete list of courses delightful animal polite­ being offered in the Rollins persons were in attendance Seventh grade. Judy An­ and special guests included drews, Deborah Bernhardt. ly answered all questions al­ College School of Central Mr. and Mr*. Lowell Johnson though every now and then he Studies will be mailed out on of Marquette. Mich., house- EUzaheth Bryan. Barbara Bryant. Dunn* Bigelow. Phy­ growled which b r o u g h t a request after Christmas. guests of Mr. and Mr*. J. L. llis Uonukemper, C h e r y l thunder of laughter from ths Gleason, and Mr. and Mrs. W Clark, Lelty Cote. Debra Election and Installation ofjuitd guvr th" welcoming n I lnqul*ltiva children. P. Mfiles!f, guests of Mr. and Daw, Betty Davis, Meridcl new officers fur the Auxiliary dress. Invocation wu* given by Auditions Set Mrs- George Hearn. Hmokey’a appearance at th* Eddy, Judy Eller. Margaret to the DeBary Volunteer Fir*- ] Mr*. A. nruult and Mr*. Carl party was arranged by th* For Leap Year Grier, Jane Mild, Shelley mrn'a Association were run- Cities led the flag sulule. Scminol* C o u n t y Forestry Morrison; dueled at the annual Christ- 1 Mrs. Pierson Little and Mis. Service under direction of Talent Show Terry Pattish.il’. Bennie mu* meeting of the group held Adum Muller sang several Fern Park Girl Hunger Albert Harris. By Frances Wester Iteiker, Maxine Skaixky. Bon­ last Thursday In the Rccrea-1Christmas rurul duets urruinTho event proved to bea on* The Lake Mary Chamber of In Competition nie Slodden, Carol Sullivan, tloi. Hall of the Kirs House, panled by Mis. Aurini Hungon of the most euccesiful avar < P a t t i Swofford, Charlotte Commerce has requested that Installed by Mr*. SL phll- at the piuno. Mrs. Sophia held in the village and a rae- all organisations, group* and A t Rollins Tripp, Janet Whitman. Terre IJps. past president, were Stutterheiiu nn-Uted in audi­ ord attendance of adulta and individuals wishing to partfclMl** Ada Marie Horton of Well*. Cheryl Wyglc. Duane Fmnrannu Howard, president; ence partiei|iat.’on of carol children were on hand lor th* pats In tha Leap Year Talent Fern Park has be<-n named a* Golyer, Gerald Haas, DatiJ Mabel West, vice president; tinging. festivities. Show contact Ken Daughtrey, one of seven Rollins College John*, James May. Kent Plan Mr*. Theodore Cully, treasur­ Mrs, Ulrich recited a beau­ Fire Chief BUI Kahn was show chairman, or Mr*. Fran­ etudent* from Florida remain­ ek, Lawrence Reuter, Chester er; Mrs. Paul FrocUeher. re­ tiful Christmas poem and guvs Bill Hahn ;----— — ceremonies end ce* Wester, Chamber secre­ ing In competition among a Tomlin and Jay Walk. cording secretary; Mrs, Her­ her yearly report on ]iu*t ac­ words of appreciation were ex­ tary. total of 16 to represent the bert Vltt. corresponding sec­ tivities. Thi* WHS followed by tended, individually, by Mayor retary and Mrs. Charles Ul­ m port* from various commit­ Auditions will be held on school on television'* G. E. Turkey Shoots W. W. Anderson to all groups Monday evening, Jan. 13 at College Rowl. rich anil Mrs. Ed Ilewly, twu tee chairmen. South Seminole DeMoUys year directors. who cooperated to maks th* tha Chamber Building In Lake Other* from this slats are Decorations ill the halt wera party such an outstanding suc­ Mtry. l,ay Hendricks of I.ee*burg, will sponsor a turkey shoot Mr*. Charles Braun, Mr*, ihua by Mr. and Mrs. John cess. The show la scheduled for Barbara Linkuu* of Ormond this Saturday nml Sunday i'licodoia Itrooine und Mrs. M- Vetter. Adults wera nerved refresh­ Saturday evening, Feb. 29. In Beach, Uarbare Ranler and fium I until 5 p. in. each day Trlda were presented for Hostesses fur the refresh­ ments end Sente gave each the auditorium of the Sanford John Gurney of Winter Pack, at the intersection of Highway n e m b • r s h I p by Mr*. C. ment and social huur included child favors of red, green or Junior High School. Talent Sandra McLeod of Eusti* and 17-92 and Big Tree Road. Pro­ -Mincider, membership chair- Mr*. Otto Hartwlg, chairman blue Christmas tree orna­ from all parte of tha county Bonnie Miller of Eglln AFU. ceed* will be used to provide r.an. CENTER OF ATTRACTION a t Sunday's North Orlumlo Holiday Purty snd Mr*. W. Wslmer, Mr*. T. ment*, plastic cans* filled I* being encouraged to Uks waa “Smokay the Bear" who kept the youngsters (and adults) entertainMr*. Charles Ulrich, presi- Gully, Mrs. P. Littla ami Mr*. The group of 16 will Ire food basket* fur needy (am with candy and tong trine*. dent, presided at tha n t h g K Tomsioskl. part. •d throughout the afternoon with Ida good humored unties, (Herald Plioty). cut to eight la aiid-Jaaiuuy, Uie* during Ilia holidays. TIM animal distribution of Christmas bukste to n*ady familial by Uio Lions Chib of Ciaatlbarry boo bse— a a com* munity project f o r n o n y groups and Individual* Joining in tha affort. This io tbo 11th ysor in whleh tbo Lions bars carried out tbo vork and II famiUaa in tbo South Somlaoto area a rt slated to bonoflL Two Speak ForSlavia 4-H Club South Seminole Junior High Art Federation Lists Honor Roll Students Announces Show For January Rollins Otters 36 Night Courses Ginderville Sets Sunday As 'D-Day' Carol Program Scheduled By Girl Scouts Moose Party SetSunday Unit Names Trustees Smokey Entertains At Holiday Party Election And Installation Held By Fire Auxiliary �+A ‘imp*. ++Y** S fft? j& m fn r t i f f i m l i J Zip Cod* 82771 > (DPI) WEATHER: F air and not 10 cold through Saturday; high today M ar 70; tow tonight in 40a. VOL. 6 6 U n ited P m i L eased W ire E stab lish ed 1806 F R I., D EC EM BER 2 0 , 1968 SA N F O R D . FLO R ID A N O . 87 Warmer Weekend Is Forecast Disturbed over many recent reports of boys with BB guns damaging building and car windowa — even cburches — Sheriff J. L. Hobby this morn­ ing issued a warning to par­ ents by citing the law: “ Use of BB guns and rifles by child under 16, limitation: “1. Tho use for any purpose whatsoever of BB guns, air Court B ars TV rifles and .23 caliber rifles by DALLAS (UPD-Newi cov­ any child under the age of erage of the Jack Ruby mur­ 16 years la prohibited unless der trial will be restricted to such use is under the super­ the pencil and paper Journal­ vision and In tho presence of ist*—television la barred. an adult. “2. Any adult responsible Sites Permanent for the welfare of any child JACKSONVILLE (UPI) under the age of 16 years who knowingly permits such Twelve missile iltes la Dade child to use or have in bis County, suddenly thrown up possession any BB gun, air during the Cuban crista, are rifle or .23 caliber rifle in being made permanent In­ violation of the provisions . . . stallations. of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon Commissions GAINESVILLE (UPI) — conviction, shall be punished by a fine of not more than Nineteen ROTC cadets will be 5300 or by Imprisonment for commissioned as second lieu­ not longer than 30 days." tenants Saturday In ceremon­ • • • ies at the University of Flor­ Judge Hugh Duncan was ida. sporting a bright red Christ­ mas vest today and aald after Draft Call reading yesterday's “ Clock" WASHINGTON (UPD-The about Art Beckwith and Ashby Defense Department's draft Jones having Christmas vests call for February la for 12,000 “ they were copying me." men for the Army. 4.000 less (Note to Art and Ashby, the than the quota set for JanJudge said it with a smile.) uary. • • • That great big Christmas Tiros Delayed card on Thursday's editorial CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) page of The Herald, address­ Troubles In a safety mechan ed to Santa and asking for Ism forced another postpone the university, the canal and ment today In U. S. plans to the marina complex, was de­ launch a Tiros weather pho­ signed by Artist Gretchcn tography satellite into orbit Crowell for the Chamber of around earth. Commerce. Navy Takas Istut Jana's Report On Fleet No Damage To Citrus, Truck Crops Seen mw a at gtekal - Navy that tba U. S. flaat aaada k m no aircraft carriers and modernising, but thay took to­ an far aa Is known are not r n with tba pasalmlaUe sta­ pinning to bnfld any, U, & tes re port iaauad by Britaia's Jaw ’s In the latest edition of the famous reference work, out today, editor Raymond V. B. Blackman said Um United States has too much World War II naval deadwood and must modernize its fleet to counter the challenge from the Soviet Union. Blackman said tho Russians already rot seas the most powori submarine fore# la the world. But U. S. authorities believe their comparisons with Rus­ sia are more favorable to the United Statea than those pre­ sented by Jane's. As far as surface vessels are concerned, Jane'* credits tha Soviet Navy with n “new Salesman Held In Plot To Insure, Kill ORLANDO (UPD - Police charged an Insurance sales­ man Thursday with suggest­ ing • Negro television repair­ man Insure his family, kill his crippled child, then aptit the payoff. Orange C o u n t y solicitor James Russ said 35-year-old Rufus Yarborough was charg­ ed with conspiracy to commit the felony of murder. Fuii;r L t James Goode said Yarbrough approached Dallas E. Daniels on Dec. !2 and pro­ posed he Insure his family, wait a decent Interval, kill hla child, then spilt tho Insurance payoff with him. Daniels Informed police of the proposal and was advised to "string Yarborough along.” At their next meeting, Dan­ iels told the laleaman he "didn't have the conaclence to kill his own child.” But he said Yarbrough told him he had a man who would do the killing. Yarbrough waa arrested af­ ter that second meeting. e l the leva tha Amerii led by the huge, nuclear-pow­ ered Enterprise, a n the basil of all modern surface power. Any Navy lacking them, they any. la limited to epara llona done to its own aharaa. Jana's claims that tha So­ viets have S i nuclear-pewereJ submarines and a n threaten­ ing U. 8. auperlority tn th at category. U. S. Intelligence crodlte Uve Russians only with "18 or more” nuclear subs, compared to 33 already on duty with tho American fleet and 43 others built, building or authorised hi the Navy's construction pro* gram. Navy sources also took Ittuo with Jana's figure for tho IT* fleet of "8J50 vessels, largely composed of older ton­ nage." They said that to arrive ak »uch a large figure Jane's must have included landing c>aft and ether relatively small boots. The Navy figure* It has IM vessels In service, morn than half of them of World War II vintage, with another ■hips In mothballs. All of tho In tho reserve fleet are type*. I'aMed Press laferaetloaal A eoM wave plunfed north Florida temperatures into the low 20s early today, but wea­ thermen said citrus escaped unscathed and predicted a (light warming trend over the weekend. Truck crop* In the Ever­ glades and the South-Centril part of the state also fared well aa the freezing tempera lures failed to dip into South Florida. The official temperature at Sanford thla morning waa 33 FORT WORTH (UPI) — degree*. Maximum security measures Little Cross City In Dixie today cloaked Ruasell Wenee CHRISTMAS SHOPPING apree wa* enjoyed by children of the Lutheran county reported a itate low MeLarry at county Jail where Home a t Slavln Thursday afternoon an gueata of the Junior Chamber of of 21 degrees and the mer­ Commerce. Left In Jimmy Jonen, Jnycee chairman for the event, and cury dropped to 22 at Talla he waa held on charges of right is Chip Chnpmun, vice president, and Jim Smith, president. hassec. Jacksonville had l threatening to kill President low to 27 and Ocala 22 with Kennedy tha night before tha assassination, both cities reporting frost. But temperatures in the ci­ “ He's tn solitary confine­ trus belt for the moat part ment," desk Sgt. Harry Hop­ stayed In the mid 30s—not low kins said. “We don’t want MIAMI (UPI) — Thro* enough to threaten the fruit. anything to happen to him." Cuban organisations her* McLarry, 31. admitted the The mercury went down to 30 say they havo Joined force* in Lakeland, 3S in Bartow and threat but said it was a Joke, and will soon launch n maaaivu FRANKFURT, Germany MrLarry, who was quoted 39 at the Orlando airport Internal strike at tha Cora* (UPI)— Twenty-two men ac­ aa saying he waa glad Ken­ Miami reported a cool 47 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) raunlst regime of Fidel Cas­ cused of complicity in Ihe Discussion on the possible The need for designations and a reading of 51 was re­ nedy was dead, said at hla murders ot millions of in­ Inclusion of additional toning ot A-l agriculture, reserved ported at Miami Beach. Tern arraignment that ho wished — Former MaJ. Gen. Edwin tro. The aalia groups — tha mates of the Auschwlu exter­ classifications In the proposed for zoning and. or country peraturea ranged from the the President had been Im­ A. Walker said Thursday Lee mination camp went on trial comprehensive xoning ordin­ home district was brought out high 50a to middle 60s in the peached but wa« not glad to Harvey Oswald, accused of Second Eacambray Front, assassinating President Ken­ Alpha 66 and tha F*opl*'a today In the biggest war ance for the town of Cassel­ In requests for a number of Keys. see him dead by violence. crimes case since the end of berry took up most of a three- changes presented by Hibbard Although citrus grove own nedy, was slain "to erase a Revolutionary movemant — “ If I can be tried for a 71 Arrests the occupation. hour meeting Thursday night Cassrlherry, major property rrs waited on a standby basis Joke and foond guilty," he Marxist-Communist conspira­ declined to sat a date for tho Fern Park Barracks, World TALLAHASSEE (UPI) strike la a Joint atotoownl They Include 21 former of the Board of Aldermen and owner in the town. all night in case “firing" and said, “then that is the extent cy,” War 1 Veterans, with Com­ The Beverage Department re­ members of the Nasi Gestapo Thursday, but added Walker told aewsmtn After lengthy and detailed use ot smudge pots waa of It" mander Otto Baumgartner, ported today that “Operation and one former camp inmate Zoning Commission. "many things" led him to his wan working aa a plan. discussion the matter was necessary, the Lakeland Wea There was no suggestion Altamonte, Joined the auxil Minors," a crackdown on who allegedly Joined them in The statement wai turned back to the zoning liter bureau and frost warning that McLarry and accused opinion about why Oswald iary in a Christmas party and teenage drinking, has rntered the gassing, shooting, torture, to confirm and clarify aa an­ died. com mission for further study service said that freezing tem assassin Lee Harvey Oswald gift exchange Wednesday its final stage with at least 11 and mistreatment of the pri­ But Walker, to support hla nouncement made by their and recommendations before peraturea failed to strike far were connected in any man­ evening at Altamonte Springs arrests made. soners in history’s worst death claim would point out oaly- Lea Angolan, repruasrrta tlv any definite ^decisions art enough south to warrant eut: ner. Community House. factqry, „ , that Oswald waa about three that tha attack ana be ex­ ^ed t. ergency action. The part-tlma Student, who • • • • Casselberry's request that Only very light, scattered worked ft >out 40 a.-mea polh em-jh W w k T su cy Troops Arrest, blocks from tha home of pected "by March.” Alfred* as a machinist across Wire services have been the Packing House Drive frost wa* reported ut low the street in Dallas from nightclub operator Jack Ruby Rondon told a Loo Angelas TUSCALOOSA. Ala. 4UPI) guarded the courtroom when carrying articles about a —Police arrested four Nation­ the prisoners were brought, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Fefnery, now proposed as an ground location* around Lake where Kennedy wns to speak minutes after the assassina­ nawa conference Wednesday , ' _ . „ ,;(nngre«t wn» set to adjourn shortage of coins during the . , _ ... , III designation, be classified al Guardsmen Thursday on n. One man. a former Nazi today Okeechobee and In the truck Nov. 23, waa held today In tion. Ruby shot Oswald to tha strike "will ha a big op­ with or without a for Christmas shopping season, charges of setting off explo­ doctor accused of selecting <• u-n aid money hill. Them "commercial" was held in farming areas south of Miami Tarrant County Jail in abeenea death two days after Kanntdy eration. Wo a n going in to believed due especially to the victims for the Auschwitz (as stay." abeyance until Use board at­ and valuable crops of toma was killed. increase in vending machines, sives near Ihc integrated Uni­ chambers, fell ill ami was was a growing pmntlblllty tint torney can determine exactly toes, peppers, beans, celery of 12.300 bond. Tha Mlaml-baaad s a i l * versity of Alabama lust Walker, who was relieved it wuuld be without one. Charles K. Kunkel, special coin collectors and piggy excused from the opening sesgroups aald "Wa havs Haver what designation a fernery com and potatoes weathered month while serving with a of hie division command h DcmiK-rntir lender* expertSecret Service agent, testi­ banks. R. E. Porter canvass lion? the nippy air. should fall under. fied at the arraignment be­ Germany because of alleged fixed or approximated a date, ed Seminole County's five federalixcd tusk force protect­ The other defendants utter­ ed td wind up the first sc*Action on a petition against The weather bureau political Indoctrination of but we aro working actively financial institutions t h 1 ing the campus. ed low, almost shy replies of > i of the 88th Congress, commercial zoning a l o n g Miami predicted partly cloudy fore U. S. Commissioner BUI troops, said he thought It was on plan Omega.” morning amt learned that all "here" when the Judge called even If no Semite ami House Seminole Boulevard was tab­ and "not quite as cold" Atkins Thursdsy. The charge Oswald who fired a shot at "We shall soon go to Cuba agreement wa* readied on the said Mcl-arry "Made certain arc in good shape except San Ban Protested their name*. led until the area can he through Saturday with low* and wa are confidant of vic­ him through the window of PHILADELPHIA (UPI) threats to taka the lifa and ford Atlantic has no nicklcs. Oswald Kaduk, accused of will measure. The lawmakers More than too Mummers pa­ breaking Inmates' necks with will return Jan, 7 for the sec­ canvassed to determine Ihc tonight ranging from 30 in the inflict bodily harm to John his Dallas home earlier this tory." number of signatures required extreme north to the 60s year. And R. E. Porter stands rade marchers demonstrated a pick, clicked his heels when ond session to tackle such to legally execute said peti­ along the southeast coast ind Kennedy, then the President An FBI report given to Dal Thursday night in front of the major ls*ura as civil rights of the United 8taUa," called by the Judges. corrected: It was Diogenes in the Keys. tion. las police concluded ft waa 2 O f 3 Plead with his tamp seeking an home of Magistrate Elias My­ But his fellow defendants and a tax cut. At least 20 per cent of Ihe Tha five-day forecast rails belllstlcally impossible to tell As tho Senate lion*,* pu*hhonest man . . . and not Dc ers, the parade’s director, behaved otherwise. property owners residing with for night temperatures In the Economy Drive If the same rifle waa used Guilty In protesting a bun on blackface e<l toward adjournment, the in a 500 foot radius of the high 2ds and low 30* in the moslhenes. to firs at Walker and the makeup, a tradition in the main problem was a House- areas in question must sign panhandle and along the Geo­ Nips Big Cars Club Holdup President. New Year's Day festivity. voted ban in the aid bill to Delegates from 300 rhurches the petition before it can be rgia border with scattered Two of three Cocoa Ne­ forbid the Export Import throughout Florida will attend presented for consideration. rain mainly over (he week­ Of Bureaucrats groes charged with armad Bank from underwriting for The document p r e s e n t e d end. the annual BTU Congress Junta Reassured WASHINGTON (UPD-The U. 8. w-hent sale* to Com­ Thursday night carried 37 Lows will range from the Budget Bureau aald It was a O lf Santa Comes robbery in tha holdup of tha SAIGON (UPI)—Secretary Dec. 212!) at Mt. Zion Mission Two-Spot, Negro night club munist countries. ary Ilapli-t Church, uf which j of Defense Robert S. Mc.N’a signatures, however, a num­ high 3in In Ihe North-Central cutback but lo Washington’ Sanford-way nn Highway 46 Kail, Satur­ rniru has a message (rmn lies II I. Clark Is pastor, "turn nj* mini ..... Rev. pastor. ber of those signing do nol area* to the high 30s and mid­ statu* • conscious bureaucrats BERLIN tL'PI) — Commu day night, pleaded guilty boflante Claus presented , , . President Johnson to Vict*| WMU.IN il,M l ( ommu Viet* live within the specified boun dle fins In the extreme south it wss more of an amputation nist border guards passed fore Justice of tha Paxcu Christmas gift to flanford nBurglars . for thp fifth time n*mc,e iun,a ifaileri design” st Jjnr,* er *liar,,» passed through Wednesday, the wea­ -th eir cherished limousines darles. for the fift.j time ,, ,, - Best Berliners swiftly and |x>. economy today when the Hugh Duncan Thursday after­ Consideration of individual ther bureau said. in seven years hit the Juke l “ *° roa*‘l]rt 'dem on U. S.| n,.r|in today bad to go. State Industrial Commission noon. iM 1 . am! i.-nlin imcli'm.it 1 Iroop withdrawal plum, m-l ,, t,J I , ,n 1 y and collective protests filed at The bureau, as part uf reported payments to Job­ ijox ami \enums mien m ui in ji,,. f1Mj visiting per Bobby Joe Fluker and Tltui the Nov. I public hearing was President Johnson's economy less resident* here had de- Walter* pleaded guilty. Taltco Dun and fieri'-, restaurant on or. U u - s - *,,ur<“ milted on Ihc other ..... of the tabled until a Inter meeting Kinlanilo Iona__■ , ..... . 1961. ...... Smlamlo Snt-irte* Spring* Drive Drive. I.ong drive, issued in order Thurs­ reaied 53,446 In November. Jones pleaded not guilty. All 2,000 Troops wall■ ___ since August. day that would eventually The Commiaslou said the waived preliminary bearing wood, early Wednesday Don William E. Sindh, of Geor­ for whn'!i the dale will be anBut thousands of other nounced. llltsman, the owner, com­ In Eglin Drop eliminate 75 per cent of the statewide decrease was 91 and were bound over to Cir­ gia. confessed to armed rob­ West Berliner* were Jammed plained no arrests ever made Robb Bid Low On up applying for the Christmas bery. was given an 8'j-yi-ar KGI.IN AIK FORCE BASE limousine* and other "pres­ million last month, reflect cuit Court. in all five rases. (Ul’l) — About 2,000 pant tige" cars now being operat­ lug an economic pickup holiday passes being issued prison sentence by Federal All arc In county Jail la • * '* SH S Building troopers find heavy equipment ed by civilian and military throughout the state. b> Communist officials in (he Judge George C. Young at Specialists lieu of 910,01)0 bond each. dropped into Ihe icy air over agennes around the world. Here's the Christmas holi­ l.cftoy c ftobh Construc­ Western sector* Orlando this morning day schedule for governmental tion Company, with a bid of of the 82nd Airborne Division "The whole effect of thla Never since Ihe wall went .Smith held up and robbed In Driving ami other offices: All finan­ S42.000. was tow- among seven up 28 months ago had traffic Teller D o y l e Oldham, of COLORADO S P R I N G S . the Florida Panhandle today Is to get these statua sym­ cial institutions (5) in the bidder* for the new Seminole moved ucrost Ihe border so North Branch (Fern I’arki, in e special joint Army-Air bol* off Ihe slreet," one ofcounty will be dosed Wednes­ High School stop budding fast. Communist poller drop Winter Dark Federal Saving* Colo. UPI) — Virginia Good­ Force maneuver utllixing livelficlal *ald. The number of day only Courthouse rlo-ed when the School Board met ped their u*ual controls and and 1*i:iii Association, last rich, 32, and Victoria Trujillo. ammunition. limousine* ami what the gov Tuesday and Wednesday City Thursday afternoon cleared the visitors in about Sept ft and escaped with up 18. both of Pueblo, Colo., were The exercise started in early eminent calls "liesvy se­ hall closed Tuesday afternoon arrested when police found morning with the binding of dans" in Hie capital ii sched­ SupL R. T. Milwee said to­ a minute. Thi* is from 29 mm proximatcly $8oo and Wednesday. Schools clos­ day that construction will Ih- utes to ail hour faster than He was arrested late the them both driving the tame 11d v a 11c a trums from Ft. uled to shrink from the pres­ ed today to Jan. 0. School of­ commenced within a few normal. name day while walking In' car — one of them steering Rfbirg, N. C., unit the full us- ent total of 13$ lo 20, fices cloved Monday, Tuesday weeks on the structure, to But only a relatively small Winter Park when FBI noted j and the other operating Ihe wiuli started at 10:30 s. m. _ n and Wednesday. Chamber of house woixl working, small number of Berliners could cel hi* description tallied Hut of foot pedals. (KSTl with the dropping of r irCITICfl C-ItllCCl Commerce closed Saturdays, motors, art metal and basic Ihe passes. The morning’s Ihe robber. | Municipal Judge Al l e n the paratroopers and their Firemen were celled to 403 Dec. 21 and 28. and Christmas electricity. Celery Avenue thi* morning flow through the wall's live Smith pleaded not guilty Asher fined (hem each $25 for coiilpnient. Day. Postoffice closed with crossing points wav limited to but about two weeks ago, aft careless driving. “Two poor The U. S. strike command when, according to Chief Mack only collections ami special about 2.0U0 persons because ol er a half-day of trial, be drivers do not make a good railed the iqierial test sudden- N. Cleveland Sr., a window deliveries. There will be no curtain fell on a gea heater. ly Thuriday. changed his plea to guilty, | one,” Aiher said. the pass shortage. J S H O P P IN G OHS lEfT Herald published Wednesday INCLUDES: —but the annual midnight edi­ tion wtlt he distributed early Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic Toast J fiv this Sunday. and Beverage • • • Traditional C o m m u n i t y I'roBTes* finally won over' stock along the sparkling, The Texas Highway Com­ Johnson loves. For a distance, J O I I N S O N CITY. Tex Christmas parties for children Compare Our Low Cut-Rate mission, besides announcing the road forma a boundary for scenery; U. 8. 200 was rerout-1sprlng-fed river. (UPI)—The scenic old road are coming up in three Semi­ the LBJ Ranch. The forinrr U. S. highway the name Thursday, said it that winds through the ren- ed and straightened in 19f>5.| nole County areas. LongLiquor Prices, Plus The Texas Whit* House, ■ had fallen from grace. CHRISTMAS SEALS (l|MTBii« wood's party will be In City till Texas hills and pust the Gillespie County fell heir to Then e new man became wuuld spend I lil.OOu on the two-story limestone end wood «tH«r RESPIRATORY DISEASES Park from 2 until 4 p. m. Free Gold Bond Stamps LBJ Ranch once carried the the old road, but it wss not President. He was Lyndon 4.5-mile loop from new U. B. reach horns, can be teen aero** Saturday with a special par­ important enough even tn Baines Johnson, headman at 290. The slate assumed com­ the I’edernele# a b o u t 300 proud nsm« "U. 8. 290." ty for the Negro children at With Package Goods the LIU Hunch. Traffic spurt- mand of the road, noting the yards from the road. But it woe filled with curves name. 3 p. m. Altamonte'a party dramatic increase in traffic. There la a concrete slab, ed t* near its pre-1955 level. The winding trull became a and turns, following the makewill be at T p. m. Monday at with a thin layer of water run­ like path of the I'edernslrs local route, used by the ranch­ Pickup truck* gave way to A new surface I* planned. the Community House and Along the 2U-foot highway, VALDEZ HOTEL tourists’ sedan*. ning over It, that forms the ers. River. The surface also sufferat the same time Lake Mary •d from the heavy traffic It became no more import­ And, Justly, the winding tourists will see some of Texas* driveway from "Ranch Road will be entertaining for the iNaiatiuiU 5 M iim M Downtown Sanford westbound from Austin, the ant than in the pre.automobile road receive e name! "Ranch most picturesque h i l l a n d One" to a wrought iron sign youngsters at the Chamber btush country which President | K < ad One,” that reads; “LUJ Ranch." -l.it* capita I, [days when cowboys drovs live­ of Cowmen* Budding. Mclarry Under Close Guard In Texas 22 Go On Trial Casselberry Mulls For War Crimes Zoning Ordinance 3 Cuban Group Join, But Deny Attack Date Set Oswald Shot At Me, Says Walker Congress Quits Reds Open Wall To East Berlin Fern Park Bank Yegg Sentenced “Qahibn QuiAn IV2 Inch Sirloin *4°° 2 Inch Sirloin * 450 Old Road Past LBJ Ranch Takes On New Glamour I T I I �rot ft-Prf. s k . to, vs Welcome Haynie, Perry V ow s Spoken In Home Ceremony (Dsuxa flbby ! For N ew Families In Sanford Area families recently moved to the Sanford area and wel­ comed by Phyllis Rugenstein, Welcome Wagon hottest: Mr. home while the bridegroom it The couple left on a wed­ By and Mrs. Alfred Maccoial, serving with the U. S. Air Carolyn Maria H a y n i e , I ding trip to Sumter, S. C., Lake Markham Hoed; Mr. where they will make their force. daughter oi Mr. and Mr*. 11.1 and Mrs. Donald Good, 101 Club Road; Mr. and Mrs. An­ H. Haynie, Loagwood, be­ drew Anderson, Lake Mary; came the bride of Orica Wil­ Mr. and Mra. Paul Bogge Sr, lard Perry Jr., Dec. IS at l i t Country Club Ctrele; Mr. T:SS p.a. He ia the aon of Mr. and Mra. Edward Adamcxyk, and Mr*. Often Willard Perry Country Club Heights, Longwood; Sr., Caiielberry. Mr. and Mrs. Cletui Mur U. N. Maggard, Miielon ray, Lake Mary; Mr. and Patter, Flret Bapiltt Church. Mra. George White, 117 Coon Orlando, officiated at the dou­ try Club lo ad ; Mr. and Mra. ble ring ceremony at the Robert A. Thomas, 111 Mayfair Circle; Mr. and Mra. Ir­ home of the bride, 342 S. vin Settled, Lake Mary; Mr. Grant Street. White gladioli and Mra. Jack Mann, Laka and fern decorated the living Mary; Mr. and Mrs. Loots where the vowt were Benartkl, Lake Mary Mr. and Mrs; Herbert Laraon, 30t E The bride, given in marri­ Crystal Drive, and Katherine age by her father, choae a Secklcr, Lake Mary. street length white wool sheath, n matching pill boa Pinecrest hat, and carried white orchlda and a small white Bible. Elaine Haynie, titter of the Circle Members bride, was maid of honor and only attendant. She wore a Start Fund beige suit with matching ac­ cessories and an orchid cor­ Mra. Cameron Paulk was sage. The brlde.groom'a bro­ hostess to members of the ther, U m ar Perry, wa» heat Shirley Smith elrele of Plneman and ushers were Hal erest Baptist Church Tuesday Haynie, brother of the bride for the Christmas meeting. and Archie Young. Mrs. Harold Sherwood, cir Mrs. Ilaynie wore a royal ele president, presided and blue sheath, pill box hat with Mrs. Roy Henson gavs the MH. AND MHS. OKIKN WILLARD PERRY matching accessories and an opening devotion. Mrs. Hen­ orchid corsage for her daugh­ son also presented the pro ter's wedding. Mrs. Perry gram, choosing for her sub­ chose pink with matching ac­ ject "Bill Wallace of China.” cessaries and an orchid cor­ A brief biographical akclch sage. wan given on Lottie Moon following t h e ceremony missionary to China, by Mrs there was a reception for Odell Williams. more than 40 guests at the Lake Mary Woman's Club "Big Slim the Lone Cow­ A sunshine fund was start­ bride's borne, Mrs. Louise members aro caught up in the boy,” a radio, television, and ed by the circle and the group Bell presided at the punch recording star will entertain discussed projects for the fu­ busy holiday season. The bowl and Mrs. Dorothy Ber­ during tho evening. Harry ture. The next meeting will lins and Judy Montgomery members are baking cookies Aliff, the star, is well known he held at the home of Mrs. served the wedding cake. in huge batches to serve at In "hill-hilly country” and Voile Williams Jr. the annual Lake Mary Cham­ the club members ami guests Members present for tha ber of Commerce children's are eagerly anticipating his meeting were: Mmea. Harold OVER 35 YEARS parly at 7 p in. Dec. 23 at act. Aliff and hi* wife, Terri- Davis, C. E. Wade, J. (J. Her At First ft Palmetto Lynn, arc visiting in the area rln, Jerry Fitzgerald, 11. C, (Alongside old post afMrr) the Chamber building. The large tree has been having Just completed a tour Whitmire, and William Guess, put up and decorated, duo to of Canada. Mrs. Lynn Is a Mrs. Marge Owens was tho efforts of Mrs. Curtis cousin of Mrs. J. W. Dodson guest. Green, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins of take Mary. nml Mrs. Olan lloutwvll. Mrs. Ilian Huulwtdl Is chair On Dec. 28, at the Chamber man of the big event and her Birthday members of tho club rommlllce I n c l u d e s Mrs. • Carpel* • Furniture building, und their husbands will meet Cliffurd Gordon, Mrs. K. It. • Tile • Plano* for a candlelight buffet din- Turning, Mrs. Curtis Green, Celebration • Rental Red* Mrs. Joe .Smothers, Mrs. Al ncr. Keetb slid Mrs. W. C. Hop­ For Casey kins. Guests will include Boh “Hush Puppies1’ the ideal gift Hopkins. Harold Unger and Larry Chester, who aru work­ fur the mun in your life ing on a plan to start a youth center in Lake Mary. slip on or late type, asst, Also on the entertain meat colors, g e n u i n e first agenda will be Mr. ami Mrs. itolu-rt llennrtt, wlm will sing quality gusranteed. and lead Hie group in Christ­ inas carols. DEAR ABBY: 1 hive four e h i l d r e * but the little i takes op more of my time than any of the others. You see, she was born with an Incomplete stomach (it wasn't fully developed) and she has had ate operations already and she isn’t even three years old. 1 have to get up in the night with her many times, and I don't get much sleep. I try to catch a little nap in the afternoons because she sleeps for about i hour then. This friend of mine cornea to visit me every afternoon without fall. • is a widow, is lonely id ha* nowhere also to go. She keep* me from my nap, but 1 can't tel) her not to come or she will be hurt. What can I do? NO SLEEP DEAR NO: You are mientaken. A real friend would appreciate your telling her. • • a DEAR ABBY: 1 am a wi­ dow with an 13-year-old daughter. She works with a woman who has a shrimp Lake M ary W om ans Club Members Busy With Plans NOTICE After .Inn. 1. 1fit*1 We WILL NOT (iivc A Silver Dollar Willi Each Pair Of Shoe*. So Get Your Stole* NOW Open nightly t i l !) p.m, til Christmas SUNDAY 12 TO « P. M. Silver Dollar SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Cor. 1*1. St. & Magnolia ASSORTED CHRISTMAS CANDIES! Date Set For And All Popularly Priced! T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. la t A MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD (x)a Jhe(jJomsm: No doubt It’s nice to have a mun to lean on. But it's more Important that > woman l.tiild up her own resources so that she need never feat being alone. Slimy of tho letter* that rente to me from women con­ vince me that tludr greatest fear ia In-lug completely oa their own. Young women with good jobs are despondent because they can't find husband*. Marrird women arc afraid they won't he able to hold their*. Casselberry Personals Wedding Young divorcees, seem to feel the worst thing about divorce is being thrown on their own resources. That same fear Is espressed in letters from lonely widows who want to know how to meet a man who will offer them coinpanlunship and se­ curity. And where that fear exists, women seem to think there ia only the one answer—a man to lean on. There's another answer though, and a much mor* de­ pendable one. That is for a woman to build up her own inner re­ sources so tlint she doesn't live in dread of being alone, and for her to figure nut some way in which ah* can lie self-supporting. Until she has accomplished thorn two things, there is no rest security for a woman, whether she ha* a husband or whether the doesn't. Thank you phone calls or notes to the bachelor partygiver are out for women guests. HE thanks them for coming. Open Evenlnf* Till “Nine" Until Christmas Gwaltney Jeweler* 201 8. Park FA 2-4309 A chaperone—unobtrusive— 4 is still needed at teenage £» parlies. u 03 Nuw Featuring Our Own "Flocked" Christmas Trees Whit* — Pink — Blue Priced From $g.00 up SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st ft S tsl rf Av*. FA 3-1822 FA J-IIS: f e t n n e t fi mnvnrnBTGUMJiv 9 Given Party Mra. William Striagfield, Mrs. Donald Hamm and Mra. William Gramkow Sr. repre­ sented the American Home Department of the Sanford Woman’s Clnb for the Christ­ mas party the department members gave for the resi­ dents at Sarepta Home. Thursday afternoon, t h e ladles, brimming with pack­ ages, holiday cheer and the idea of happiness for others, surprised the senior eitiirns with the party In tha dining room of the home. Punch cup* and napkins trimmed with Christmas decoration* added a gay note to the punch and holiday cookies served. Head scarves for the ladles and socks for the gentlemen were wrapped in festive gift package* and distributed to each person. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS EXCEPT SUNDAYS 9T09 One way to remove dog hair from clothes is to moist­ en a rubber sponge and nib the cloth lightly. Close 6 P. M. Christmas Eva If shirt sleeves are too long, have cuffs taken off, the sleeves shortened and then replaced. By Oswald Jacobv f i s i l «■ « a a l l ( f f t a f B u s i «M*k*-***MIOM*» INftBft A marriage may be broken by divorce or death. The wom­ an without a husband can’t !•« aura that she will ever find on* she enn ronnt on to put an end forever to her lonelinesa. Real security can only come from the knowledge that you can count on yourself. food for conversation: Ruth Millett’a "Happier Wives (Hints for Husband*)." Just send 2f> cents to Ruth Millstt Reader Horv ice, c'n llie San­ ford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. QvBjyA S H O E STO R E DOWNTOWN SANFORD M illie Stemper Says: We receive new style drense* and fabric* continuous!/ at Ja&hionA T Y lillifi FACTORY CLOSEOUTS Separata Store in rear of nationally famous ■wimnuit and drew* factory. Turn Right 1*4 miles South of Sanford City Limit* on Hwy 17-92. Turn in between York Mfg. Co. and Alin of Hanford. W e W ill Be from Sat. noon Dec. 21 through Christmas The best tim e to s u g g e s t b e t t e r be­ havior to a teen-oger is before o breach of etiquette. Home Residents By Ruth Miiiett By Jane Casselberry Mr*. Either M. Coraene nf Washington, n. C.. arrived Wednesday for a few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight of 5IO queen’s Mirror Circle. Mrs. Coricnc will also For cottons and linens which visit her brother in Ft. Lau arc white or color-fast, the dentate b o t o r * returning holler the suds and rinses the better. Warm water Is pre­ north. ferable for non fist colors. FEHL Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Kerce By Mima Grinstrad have sold their home on Sem­ Fur better rite to cskes, Casey Kohl celebrated his inole Boulevard and have place eggs in warm water fur third birthday with a party rrnted a house at 30 South a few minutes before using them. at the hnme of his parents, Devon, North Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fehl, SEW & SAVE in North Orlando. Mrs. Fehl lived holiday colors nf red and green In decorating for the children and gave red toy horns and party hats for favora. Mrs. Arthur Brenda as stated the hostess in serving Ice cream with the birthday rake to the neighborhood playmates: Jackia Brenda, Donnie and Laurie Italy. Mike Roger, Jim and Jay Vi Blanton, Jimmy and John W PS Walters. David Small and > < Jeffrey Ryburn, VI CLOSED Itoxuri — Stocking Stutters Hurd CundieH — Hars — Canes, etc. All Kinds When I ask the waitress for more coffee, she brings the pot over and start! to pour the coffee into the first cup. So then I aay, "Please bring the lady a CLEAN cup.” and she gives me a dirty look and says, "The lady HAS a clean cup. Nobody else used ft.” I am always polite. I Up well and never demand any apedal service. So what do I aay to a wait­ ress who gives me a sar­ castic answer Uke this? A MAN IN MANHATTAN DEAR MAN: When re­ questing a second cup, say, "Please bring the lady a FRESH cup of coffee." And if the waitress la also fresh, you should ire the manager. • a • What a on your mind7 fo r a personal reply, send • self-add rested, stamped en­ velope to Abby, Box 33*3, Beverly Hills, Calif. • a a Hate ‘o write letters? 8end one dollar to Abby, Box 33*3 Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LETTERS rOR ALL OCCASIONS.” OnHhidqsi Pelroski, Wood tty Jane Casselberry The wedding of Juililli No clip Pelroski. daughter nt Mr ami Mrs. Vincent I’etroski nt Fern ['.irk, to James Wood, son nt Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Matthews nf Orlando, will lake plan* Saturday, Dec. 28. nt 1:30 p.m. at the Maitland Presbyterian Church wi t h Itev. Itay II. Woody officiat­ ing. Friends of the maple arr cordially invited to attend the ceremony. The wedding reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents at 133 Hindiwood Drive folluwmg the ceremony. Sarepta My old friend. Walter Maon *• overcall produced a club lead. "South won with dummy's lowan, who Just celebrated f tja t act and dropped his king un­ his fllst birthday, playa rub­ f A lt ♦ AKQUI der it while I signalled as ber brklge regularly at New *A Q 3 strongly as possible by ptayYork's Regency Club. EAST ing by jack. South attacked For many year* the MalowQ7 2 *4 trumps. I played the ten of an overcall has been the sub­ ft V K J I 7 K wa clubs on the second trump ject of good natured banter ft 4a f t j ma between us. lie Just hates to ftps ftjiotisa and the deuce on the third trick which my partner won pass 11 h* h a t aaything at with the queen. 1 really want­ ft AK l O l l t all. wQisa ed a club continuation but my A recent letter from him partner ignored my violent reads, ”1 think my overcall «K « on two Jacks even outdoes North and South vulnerable signals and led a h ea rt This the ordinary weak Malowan Narth Baal Baulk Waal gave South a chanca to play low from dummy and make overcall, but the opponents 1ft Pam 2 ft U Paaa the hand, but South preferred were vulnerable and 1 thought 2 * 4 ft Poxa • ft to try for a reasonable dia­ wa might find some cheap 4N.T. Paaa P u t P m NX •V mond break. He rose with the save In clubs against their ■ P M P m • ft ace and went after the dia. almost certain game. Anyhow Opening toad ft I mond suit. My five diamonds they bid merrily ahead to fix spades and my overcnll did heart South would probably to tha Jack-nine kept him produce a club lead from my have let the lead run around from getting three discards partner. Had he opened a 1to hla queen, but my club and he had to go down.” Reg. 9.08 to 10.98 Pin* A Krre Silver Dollar for a ion. He it 22. This woman influenced my daughter to start going with her son because a girl had Just thrown him over and he was supposed to be all broken up. Well, before I knew It my daughter was wearing a used engagement ring and now they are talk­ ing marriage. When I told her not to be In such a hurry, the boy’s mother cinched the deal by get­ ting my daughter to move out of the house and move in with them. So now 1 am alone and have nothing to aay. My daughter never had a boy friend before this one and won't listen to anyoM. What can 1 do? ON THE OUTSIDE DEAR ON: Your daughter la of age and there ia noth­ ing you can do. Ask her, calmly and without anger, to com* home. And then at­ tempt to persuade her to give more thought to thia marriage. • • a DEAR ABBY: My wife and 1 dine out often. She likes a second cup of coffee. jaajJbif. Sanford Furniture Co. Now * 8 98 By Abigail V an Buren • • • • • ORIGINAL DESIGNER SAMPLES — ONE OF A KIND IMPORTED ITALIAN KNITS — JUST RECEIVED DRESSES — SPORTSWEAR, DAYTIME OR AFTER FIVE SWIMSUITS — UNBELIEVABLE BARGAINS SPECIAL FABRIC DEPARTMENT (DOMESTIC ft IMPORTED) Priced BELOW Factory Cost W e ll be open Thurs., Dec. 26 > BIG SALE! (WATCH THE HERALD) ™ REMNANT SHOP I itland I Hwy. 17 fir 92 Neor Maitland ri FERN PARK, FLA SEW & SAVE OPEN W E E K D A Y S A N D SA T U R D A Y S 9:30 A. M . T O 4:30 P. M . Monday til 9 P.M . SORRY — ALL SALES FINAL — NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES AT THESE PRICES. �8ht ia a fo rl Rrralft WEEKEND T E L E V I S IO N Fri. Dec. 20, ’63—Page 7 BONJA’B | MEW T01K (UP1)—Soaja Hanle, tha moat famous lea akatar In hletory, made more money at her specialty than any figure In any ether iport. Miaa Rania'a Hollywood lea Baeua alone groaaed nearly 950 million and aha made an •atimated |3 or | t million more from motion picturea and talarlilon. FHOAT P. H. LONG HITTER DULUTH, Minn. (UPI) — Paul Bomtcaon, a huaky Cfoot, 105-pounder who learned the game aa a youngster in grade achool, la one of the longeat hlttara off the tee on tha profaaalonal golf circuit. V i o u t u t 4.1 r x ^ U IUI IN 1 H I A IR ‘.MISS HOSPITALITY’ wus the title bestowed on Betty Lauermnn, of Casselberry, in competitoin with other wnitresses from throughout Flori­ da nt the Pan-American Hotel and Hestnurnnt Exposition at Miami. A cocktail waitress at Freddie's Steak House, “Miss Hospitality" is pictured "serving" a trained dolphin at the Miumi Scaipiurium. Wk 'Hatari' A t Drive-In Chriatinaa faru at tha Movleland Driva-In Theater will feature tha first Banford showing of the color movie, "Hatari," a t a r r i n g John Wayne. It will be ehuwn Tuesday and Wednesday. Paramount'* blggeat spec­ tacular of the year, Howard Hawks' "llntarl!’' la an adven­ ture film about tha men who catch wild African game for zona and circuses around tha world. Tha film was muds on lo­ cation in Tanganyika, Hast Africa, whore the antirt com­ pany remained for aii month* working under tha direction of Howard Hawks, a veteran filmmaker who ia Hollywood'# most noted action-director. “ Hatari I'' — which means “Dangarl" in Swahili — de­ picts tha exciting and often precarious business of hunt­ ing ferocious, Mg game with­ out guns and with nothing more than strong rope and D C C M IU M -n ■ A T IM U D nniVK-iN V i o vi«ti f ta »x r) MlOt IN 1 Ml AI R TOM ITU A turn a av riM O A T f t a t o ili T a tru n u n ia n*. i a t r«ee oair ■ m i « t n n in o w axl a a n s M M ae» * r — r » l « » a*, a At ana oair •j u t roM n . v * B o k t r V ra — l a t'a la e A a« -T H E m u w g T a * Ma. a At ie.ae flair •‘iionuvAX’a a iiir* Ja h a W a»aa L*a Mania l a t 'a la e • OWING a t 'X D t r A H O N D A ¥ i t ii.tva n.Nt.N) • oat ro n o rr UIG GAME HUNTER who never fires a sin­ gle shot. John Wayne stars as a courageous game catcher in ’’llatart!" Howard Hawks’ Technicolor production for Paramount release coming to the Movieland I)rivc-lii Theatre on Tuesday and Wed­ nesday. cameras. Wayne and company enact the role* of gams ratcheri who earn their liv­ ing by filling orders for vari­ ous establishments In nerd of Afriean animals. Showing Sunday and Mon­ day will bo "Beach Party," In color, starring Frankie Avalon, and "The Young Swingers," starring Molly Bra. Also featured Tuesday and Wednesday will be ‘Tha List of Adrian Messenger," star­ ring Tuny Curtis. On Thursday only will be "Mr. Corey," starring Tony Curtis, and "No Man la an Island," starring Jeffrey Hunter. Itoth are in rotor. Triple feature on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 27-'.’8, will I- "The Steel Claw." atarring George Montgomery, "King Kong v» G«dtilln” and "Love Is a Ball," starring Glenn Fold and Hope Lange. AH are in color. 'Hcmt' Film At Ritz EAKLY BIRD SHOW SUN. NITK 5:13 iiia a a>«« •anA rn n a r r eiarrlaa I'HlSM i: as Nl.nx AA.xtrrru r n i t m o l a 4 'a la r co-rnA T tnn ai«a ( « 4 » ; J2 T rrif i Edgar Allan Poe’s chilling terror, with an edited element of fear and auspenae—that of black magic, is due to enter­ tain and thrill local audiences again whan American Inter­ national's latest filmliation cf tha famed writer'* work, “Tha Haunted Palace" runs Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Rita Theatre. Based on a Poa poem of tha same name, “The Haunted Palace" waa filmed In I'anavialon and Patheeoior and stara Vincent Price, Debra Paget and Lon Chaney. The same top production team which brought All"* five previous Poe hit* to the screen is again re,pnn*ib!e for the new terror film. Pro­ ducing and direrting is Roger C o r in n n , with Academy Award-winning Floyd (.'toaby as director of photography and Daniel Haller as art di­ rector. “Thu Haunted Palace" fea­ ture* the weird and terrifying world of Edgar Allan Poo c h a r a c t e r s which made "House cf Usher." "The Pit and the Pendulum," "The Premature Burial." "Tales of Terror” and "The Itaven" mcmornhlu theatergoing experiences. Here the famoua shock elements of Poa—re­ turn from the dead, revenge, torture and human beings haunted by strange fear* and desire*—intermingle with tha wnriock tlnve* of th* black magic of necromancy. Vincent 1’rico stars in a challenging dual role giving him another chance to dis­ play hia amazing acting ver­ satility ami hi* ability to make the unbetievublu believ­ able. Miss l'ugct plays thu beautiful Ann Ward, while Lon Chaney enacts the type of key character role which made both him and lus father famous. The result is "The Haunted Palace" and It* pulse-throbIdng thrills and chills—motion picture terror entertainment at its best. diet-rite cola FUN SHOW EVERY SAT. MORNING 10:00 Movies . . . Cartoon* . . . Surprises . . , TOYS FROM TOY CORRAL Adm. • dlet-rlle or R C Tola Bottle Caps RITZ TODAY Ml SAT. Show* At 1:00 • 1:20 • 1:20 7:20 - 9.00 sm m m/dmii/Em STARTS SUNDAY OPEN 1:13 SHOWS AT 2:00 - 4.00 3:53 - 7:40 . 9:10 WHA1 WAS I Mi HIDEOUS IHING THAI T.AMf TO HONOR MI R’ EDGAR ALLAH THE FOES PALACE »FintiaM.*rAMffSMr VINCENT PRICE IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT — Vincent Price terrorize* Debra I’ujret in scene from American International'* newest Kilirur Allan Poe thriller, ‘The llnunted Palace.” The color and I’annvi«ion shocker, opening Sunday at tha Ritz Thea­ tre, also star Lon Uhnney. 11:1* (1) M a r t a 11:11 ( I ) A d u l t T heater I:SS (SI Ncwac op a SUNDAY P. M. I I M S I N-we, Sport*, t i l l (S) K a lth f o r T o d a y W eather (!) 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H i s t o r y ( 4 , lloy Rog#r* Dhow T .ll ( I ) Today l l ) U r a n y A Cecil (4) O p e r a t i o n A lphrbat SATURDAY P. M. 1:11 I I ) Fora*. M a r k e t Re11:4* (1) B a t. P r* * t* a M»« (*) S k y x i * s <t> Naw s ( ! ) H ubs Bu n a y *4* ll) Tadep 11:14 (1) H u H w Inhl* ( T o l a r ) ( I ) W a h l O p S fn tlsa (4) J>o T " « K n o w t 7:19 (St M tr h la 'a llo ap al Tim* (5) M ag ic t-aad or All*7:SS ( I ) N ew s A \) e a l h s r h***m 1:44 ( I ) C a r t o o n v l l l * 1:44 ( l l I . l h c r i y Howl ( I ) Ca p L k * * « * ! * • (*) N*w* I H ( I ) W a a l h a . a a d Haww I t ) Champ. W ractlln* ltd* ( I ) T a d a p i n s ( i ) n* r o o t h a i i K U k « f ( 1:1* I I ) J a c k I .a la a n * S h o w ( I ) Awtarlaaa H l a t s r y 1:14 (4) THA ( ! ) AKL Gam * ( I ) E ta rclaa* 1:11 (4) Htu * R obbs ) Howl 1:11 IS) C a r t o n v l l l a ( ! ) T i l k ’» T«!«ltt X:l» ( S ' I t o m p t r Room ( ! I ) Sou. Ho pilot H o u r I I I 111 G all S t a i M S h ew 1.4* ( I ) W i d e W o rld of 11:11 ( I ) Bay W hew S p o rt* ( I ) Mlh* W a l l a s * (1) o u t l a w * ( I ) S p a n ish (4) Ch. * Now* 11:11 ( ! ) M IC N a w s 4)11 (1) N*w»«op* 14:14 ( I ) W o r d f o r W o r d (4) Can. D o . W#*h. ( I ) I L a v * leaay Ilaport (X) D e c e m b e r Drld* 1.14 (4) M r KM 11:44 ( l l T h * M t C s y s (St I'r a -O ly m p l# a h o w II) C a a ss slra ltsa 1.4* ( ! ) C i r c u s Uoy ( I ) P ric e U H i a h t (4) C o o t r a l F l o ri d a I I i M IS) P * l* * O lalyg ghow eai* (St S ovaa K o r a 1:1* ( ! ) T h o L D o t t n s M ( ! ) M ix in g L in k s (41 J a e h l a Ol«**oa MONDAY P. M. (I) Iloottn an n y 1:14 ( ! ) J o e y lll*h»p (C o lo r) 11:1* 49) l e w F irs) M * r w (4) T h o Def ender* aSoa ( t ) L a w r o n r * W olh New * 1.44 ( ! ) S a t u r d a y N l a h t (!) Teaneeeeo R rala Mo via Fard I l l ( I ) J e r r y T.ewl* ( I ) l e t # s f Life 14.04 (41 (l u n a m o k e II II III H arry M a aso aa r II *4 C l * 4 ) 0 New* II I I ( I t F a t h e r K n o w * R a il 11:10 ( I ) T h # * t# r o( th* S tar# t l ) B a srah f a r T saaae raw 41) T r s l h a r C a a a a asaaaaa S l i t l (4) O a l d l a i U«Ssl I so* ( * t t t p a n W i n d o w ( I ) ( la n tra l Hoopllat lh TIIR « IHl l IT I'Ot'ItT o r ( I ) Naw* a a d IV talhsr T i l l ! N IN T H J I I H I T 4 I , C l l l l i t l l ) l-aM tlm * 4i it o r inis roil vr.wi- 1:1* (11 r o e u * NOI.PI COt'NTT. FLORIDA. III* ( I ) A* T h * W a r t d f w i l IN I'MANCERT NO. ISB4* (1) Pelanc* FCIDERAL NATTONAT, MORT( I ) Mid F l a . R a w s *1.40): AlSO<M»TION. a aor- 1:11 ( I t l a f f t t m * I ** ( I t P a a e w a r d poriiloR. Platatltf, 111 P an p la W ill T a l k ( I ) Ann H o u l h a r n va. C.tni, 0 NICHOLSON. JB. aad 1:11 ( ! ) M IC Nare* Legal Notice L»Ol(l* P. Nll'IIOmON, li.f.ntante loTHR o r esi.ss NOTICE 14 IIEItElir GIV­ EN (hat on tho S!»t day of Uerembor, IS41, at 11 44 A. M *i ihe main d«or of tho court llou.o o( Homlnol# C'Uniy, at Hanford. Florid*, th* llnnurable Arthur H Herkwtth. Jr Clerk of th# Circuit Court «r Homlnol* Coualy, Florida, will n(t*r for eala t* 'he hlaheet and b*«t bidder for cash, al public c.uterr. lh* following ileerrlbed pmi>cr(y of th# !>•r.ndanl* Carl D Nicholson, Jr. and Doric P Nleholaoa; Lot SI. *1**1.011" MANOR. 1ST APD1T10N. acoordlng to th# pl*« thereof, recordad tn Plat B,-k IS *1 P • «• S4, of th* Public Record! of Semlnol* County, Flor­ ida. latl'idla*: H atter aurfat* DaN Oral toseihcr with all #(ru*tura# and lmpro»**B«n*#. Ih«n *r Ih.reeftar on t*ld lend Thi* I* mad* pursuant I* Final Karra* of Foreclosure enterod In ih* akora aaus*. Chancery Docket N*. 11141, now fending la Ih* COault Court of and for Seminole County. Plorld* IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hovo hereunto **t mr hand and iffielal ***1 'hi# l»lh day of K-cauebar, ISSI. (BE At.) Arthur ■ Bo-kwDh. Jr., cl*rk of the Circuit 0*urt In and for "tminola O utty, P'lorlda By: Marina T Vlklaa Partly Clark JOSFl’H M MCRASBO P. O. Ho* 111 Kara Park, Florid* Altornay for Plaintiff Public* Doa. IS. n il CDP.Tl Legal Notice la lh a C oarl of tho C e e a tf J a l * , . a . m l n o t o Coww lf. <1*1* Of F l o r i d a , l a P r o b a t * I* ro i k . K n a i , o f : J O S E P H MIKI.KH. a l s o h n o w a a* J O E SIIK LKH, Dacaaaad FIN SI. NflTIC'R N o lle* la h e r e b y s i r e n l h a ) t h e u n d e r s i g n e d w ill, o n Ih* Idth d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. D 1941. p r a a a n t to t h o l l o n o r a b l * County Judge of Hamlnnl* C n u n ty , F l n rl la, h l a f in a l rt* t u r n , a c c o u n t a n d ao u c h a r s , ae K s a c u l o r o f Ih* E a l a l * of Jo d K I-ll U IK LEIt. a lio known aa J O E J U K I . E ll . < Iecea.il, a n d a t said li m e , t h e n am i (her*, m a k e a p p l l n a t l o n la th* •aid J a d t * for a f i n a l ae tila mant o f hla a d m l n l a l r a l l o n of s a i d a a ta ia . a n d fo r a a o r dar d la e h a r a l a s h im a s such Ka f u t o n D a t e d t h i s I h * i c i h d a y ef Deoeu ibor. A. D. 1941. JO D K P II M IK I.U H . JR . Aa E s a c a t o r o f t h * E a t a l * #f J O S E P H S 1 IE L E R , a / h / e JO E SfIK LER D aca a a a d BTFNHTR OM DA VIS A U cIN T O rtll A t t o r n e y s fo r E a e o u l o r Pool Of flea D r a w e r IIS* S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a 11111 P u b l l e h D e o IS. SO. 11. 11*1 * J a a . I. 111*. C DT -41 9:1* ( I ) 1:1* ( I ) IS) I S* ( l i (I) (S) 1 11 ( I ) Th* D ealer* A rt U a h l a l l a r D ay l a C o u r t L oralla T ou n g To T all (ha T r u t h Q uran fa r a D ay D oagla* E d w a rd * lay ( t ) S i i l i W att 41) D l a a a e s r p *11 14* ( t ) A m arlaaa R e 1:99 (9 ) MDO K a m a 1:1* ( I ) C k a c k m a l t 1:1* ( 1 ) N a w a c o p a ( I ) D eputy P e w g 9:11 49) B a s i s e l s e * 1:1# (1 ) N a w a c o p a ( I ) D eputy D ew p 9 4 * (*< W a s t e s * S k a * (I) S s tra t S t a r a 4:11 (1) NBC Naw s 4:1* ( J ) PIe alll T h e a t e r BY JUDY TURNER Merry Christmas, everyone . . . . this ia the last Friday before the holiday. Hope all your ahopping is pretty much dona so you can relax and en­ joy the fun. 2445 French At*. Sanford, Fla. • I t Carry Out Orders N'aws not* from Molodaa lake your pick from a budget Ph. 822-MIS Skating Rink . . . thayTl be minded 99 cent meal er go closed on Chrlatmas eva but all th* way op te prims ribs. will h# open from 7:30 till 10:30 p.m. on Christmas Dap, That will be a fine time and ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON place to try out those new RESTAURANT & FOUNTAIN akatei Santa left, besides giv­ Operated By Dava Rentier ing BanU a chance to rest. 0 * 0 SUNDAY DINNERS Rd reports that Spencer*# (SERVED FROM 11 J l a. w. to 9 p. m.) hu* that "aanie old Christmas Include* Cap Of Vegetable Or French Onion Reap, spirit," again this year, which Choir* Of Any Two: Baked. Mashed. French Fried undoubtedly i* meant several Potatoes, Vegetable Or Salad. wayi. One of tha ways ia tha Our Owa Fresh Breaded Jambn Shrimp friendly atmosphere, although Oar Owa Fresh Breaded Fried Chicken ( l i ) that is present yrnr 'round. In Hoaai Turkey, Dressing. Cranberry Sauce the "high •pint" vein, tha Grilled llam (Hash. Pineapple King _____ us U. 8. Choice Top Sirloin Steak, Half Pound parties ar* going strong and 1J I Prlat# Klh* Of Beaf, An Jus (rare or mad.) 11.93 everyone is having a good time. a a a — JIM SPENCER’S — On* of tha hardest trteka RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGB of th* aaaion is getting all ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... fS.35 those meats to th* table on ClIAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS time. You wont have any trouble if you stop at the DANISH LOBSTER TAII.S Whatiihurger on th* way (sweat aa a nat) YOUR horn* from shopping and pick ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a reel delicacy the way w* up goodies for everyone. Your rtpara them!. . . they are NOT choir* rant** from rhleken or ranch Fried I) CHOICE ghrtmp to hnmhurger* and COMBINATION PLATTER Coke. (Danish Lobster Tails and Royal a a • Rad Shrimp) $ 2 95 FROG LEGS Don't forgat Bkat# City’s Baataed In Malted Bette* two big Christmas parties to­ UNDER THR UMI1RELI.A morrow. Th* on* for th* kid* A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Meats—Free— begins at 2 p. tn. and tha To Enjoy While We Prepare Year Dinner grownups party starts at New " law Orisana Orleans doom Hoorn available aycry every nighi"Tor“ alg) 7:30. BanU will b* thar* with private partita np I*. gift* for all. Th* rink trill b* Booth French Av*. Banford Phene FA >-#981 clrae l ail day both Christmas Kvs and Christmas, but will make up for lost time with mat! lira* on Monday and Thursday, beginning at t p.m. • • | 99* f to Evening ahoppera ara dis­ covering tha pleasure of • daliolnua ntrnl served at th* Caribo I-oung*. Tl:oa« big •tuaka ara surety enticing. Flo report* that buainass I* good and that both she and Jack arc fine. They both wish you a vary Marry Yulatld* season In th* event they don’t get to any It tn you person. ally, font minute gift note: The Caribe Is well stocked with packagn items which ara sura to picas* moat anyone. a a • If you have guests during tha neit weak or *o you'll certainly want to taka thru: out to dinner at loaat once. On* of tha finest place* you could chooc# la Fraddie'* Steak llou.ta. Th* sophisti­ cat'd atmosphere and enterUi ment guarantee a success­ ful evening. a • a N»t *o far after Christmas la Naw Year*#, aa avaryona knows. Th# Capri, which will ba rinsed on Christmas Day, i* already planning for a lively Naw Year’s Kv# party. It will begin ahout 5 p.m. and paper hats, nolaemakera and favor* will ha furnished to tha customers. A band will add to th* fun and entertain­ ment. Thl* sounds Ilka a good party, so begin making your plana now, * a * Good nawa for th* dosrntowa area . . . Dava Ramlay la opening Roumillat and An­ derson’s foed division for S u n d a y dinner*. Serving hours will be between 11:30 a m. and I p.m., Just right for either before or After your Sunday drive. You can SIN C ER E BEST W ISH ES! SKATE CITY Roller Kink Longwood, Fla. T E 8-2474 PARTY with SANTA CLAUS Bet., Dec. 21, 2:00 te 4:30 P. M. WE’LL BE CLOSED Tuae. F.irnlng Dec. 21 and all day th# 29!k SKATES AND ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS Try Our Special Business Mens Lunch! VARIED, DELICIOUS MENU F ro n t Served 11:30 to 2 daily 97* Naha Ren*'fallen* For Your IToltday Party New. Call FA 2-1231 COCKTAIL HOUR 4 • I P. M. All Drinks • Barrie* Seminole TV FA 2-1929 Zenith Color TV Bala* 2<*09 Sanford As*. D aa'I <91 Who Do Tow (SI Trallmaelar 4:99 I I I Th* M a t* h O t a * GOOD TV RENTAL • Sales 1:9# (11 T e a Steak Houso Central Florida's Olden! & Flnent — - ■■ I______ AT REDUCED PRICES �■ — - — .»*■ h n lM toe Christmu Wook •t Good Kwpbtrd Lutheran Cboreh at Sanford wort aa■laan d M ay by Hot. Goarf t Kiaaanon, interim pastor. SdProgram i can ' t !i , sonny, o eR u v /iM n -T ATAAT W O R K IN G , 15—XGOT CAUGHT ■ ■ tiu rN O tu i/R Casselberry OammaaKy Meth­ odist Church wiO praoeat a program ef ChrieUsu music Suaday alght at 7 :» at • caadtUght service. Chairs pertieipetiag win laduds tha Cherub Cheir dir­ ected by Mlse Valeria Shea; tha Junior Choir dlroctod by Miss Kteaaor Ferrell aad the Senior Choir u ad u the dir­ ection of Mrs. Darwia Shea. Soloists will be Darltae S hu, Boh Estes, Valeria Shea, Daany Casselberry, George Htldar, Helen Flaquer, PhyyUa Caeebor, Barb u s Perron, AansbeDe Wag­ ner, Martha Holder, Eleanor Ferrell Jin Forsyth aad Barnia Cauber. The public la invited ta at- T sn ,i purr r unuekoianu >—THC MANWHOSOLOMB TUB SUIT SAID IT WAS r-* A DRIP-ORY . * Project Set Tha Young Adult Man's Sunday School Class ef Longwood’s First Baptist Church will distribute toys aad cloth­ ing to nsedy families of tho arts this Sunday afternoon. Memhara of tha class have collected and made necessary repairs to toys during the past faw weeks. r&GRUMPg Legal Notice s o v tr a o r sere ■t a t h o r r t o u i o s . t o i Martha J. W hitt. A. S. W hitt, Tlthtrca W hitt. Etbtrt W hitt, J a m tt K. W hitt. John W hitt, M try A. Drawer, and L W. Drawer, her huabtn*. alt If alive, and each o f thalr respective and unknown epeueaa. If marrltd, and If dtad. thalr rtapactlva unknown halra. itavlataa. aranttaa. aaalgnaaa. lltnora. creditor*. truataaa. and any and all ptrtoaa claim ing by, throuch. undlr. __ .. all a f thii*m. either any or DUZNIHNOMOaB RJ0OB/WKL-NOU6S3 P TBJItCMTOHEH H e e e rtE A w k AJCLfT, CUOLAJ WIWTH03P? OH. I WAS JUST 1ALKMO WITH ALLEY. THATS HIM OUT rf 1MUB ON OLD J . PINNY/ . SOMKONB BYVMB NAME OT GlKKY/ yiPuGOOMBWlA OUM-tUYK ; P»Y» SCMBTNN' A C A M O f THO r tW T KNOW) — AJMHC / — V SMC* A NAMED / MB. A LEMIAN/ (ilKKY/ (NEITHER)— ,, -----' OH.'! «*,wnlYttHf I SOSO \ S in n 04 1 PKIOM J PONKHA J IMIS IS ANY S THINK? A BUSIMB5S . Jo in tly o r I n d iv id u a lly , a n d nil n n k n o w n h o l m o f J. w. W h im , decea sed . If e n y o t h e r t h e n M a r t h a J . W h i t e . A. W h ile, R e b ecca WhHe. El* b e r t W h i m , J a m e a N. W h l t n . J o h n W h lto . a n d M a ry A. D r a w d y ; C o ra t l l n e Deyo. w l. dnw, o f S e w Milford. P en n ey l v . n l * . F lo y d D. HJoblom a n d E i t h e r HJoblom. bi n w ife, o f C o m m erce. O k la h o m a . w h o r e m t l l l n s e d d r e r e la f O Bos Jt e . Com m rree, OhUhom e; Flo y d N. HJoblom. w h o r e reald an ce I* Hilar C ity. N o rth C a r . nllna. atonm nd w horo m a i l i n g -ad niinto. wnuee ""•'"■■n draaa Is HP S r t o y d N. HJoblom. I l q MAAO. a A T. Div ision. A.I'.O. US . Han F r a n d e e o , C e ll forjtla, u n d Cecils BJohlom, h i e wife. w h o s e r e e l d e e e e Is US N orth n i n t h A v en u e. Hller C i t y N. C.; e ll u n k n o w n h e i r s e f O o crth art HJoblom. d a c e e ta d . If e n y n t h n r t h e n O r e n d - n e HJohInm. R u b y Loo ajohlone Bo. hannnn. O liv e r * . HJoblom. M ercerol HJehlom Mullins. F i o r d N. HJoblom. a n d O tis HJoblone; ell u n k n o w n h e i r * o f M o r r is M o r g a n SJoblom. dor u n d . If a n y o t h e r t h e n D o r i s It. HJoblom. s t o r r l e M o r g a n •rt<*k HJoblom a n d W ellses HJoblom. e m i n o r e n d e l n a l e ; ■II u n k n o w n h e i r s e f A l m a Bllln g , d e e v s e t d . If a n r o t h e r th * n C o r e R i n g D«y«: a n d any a n d all p artlaa having, or c l a i m i n g t a h a v a a n y Tig ht, ti t l e o r i n t e r e s t In e n d t o t h e f o l lo w in g deaertb ed l a n d l y ­ ing. b a l s g . a n d a l t u a t a In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to* JOPP-YW MCUTlOtaP |f» JsiOMT, fCP-MI ' MIGHTY eWflCKJO* l SflKSHT M FO ftll IT SEENBl unworggcncy-ypoMTAPpuri «cur a scwuw*ballV s fewouhci* heawsr.m mot wib rest pat wa cau-t LIFTl p -----r oarer hand ■ w s a s a i jvw oroiW PB J { Z teui i~— U ttw " " ' T h e N o rth o n o - h a l f | N H ) . of th o N o r t h w e a t Q u a r t e r I N W U ) . o f th o X o r t h w o e l Q u a r t e r ( N W W ) ( U e i th o W e o t 1*» foot t h e r e o f ) , a n d th o B o a t l d t f a s t o f t h a W aal STS foot o f th o Mouth o n o - h a l f ( H U ) o f th o N o rth w o il Q uarter ( N t T l i l of the N orthw eat Q uarter (N W U L Hectlan I), T ow nehlp IS S o u th , paapte will meat at tha Poster Allison ham# aa West first S tm t tor a chicken supperLater tha group *10 go by truck aa a Caroling Party aroaad tha neighborhood. This Sunday Holy Commoalow wDl be celebrated during the regular morning worship at 10:30 a. m. At • p. m. tho annual Christmu program will bo prosoated by Suaday School Claaacs aad the Adult aad Junior Choirs. Immediately following the program there will bo a wogregatlooal coffee la tho edu­ cational building. AD friends of tho church and newcomers to the Sanford area are In* riled to attend the program. On Christmu Ere, a Can* dlellght Service, primarily an evening of worship through music, will be held beginning at 11:90 p. m. The Adult Choir will pre­ sent a special arrangement of “Silent Night" featuring Mrs. John Drain u soloist. Addi­ tional special m ule wtH be preaented by Mrs. George Kinaamoa and Mlaa Sherry MeCloskey. Beginning Sunday and conUniting through Christmas Eve, the Luther League of Good Shepherd will again present the living NaUvity Scene from 7:90 p. m. until 9:90 p. Funeral services for E. P. (Ed) Lana, who died Wednes­ day afternoon, will be held at 3 p. m. Saturday at the Braveaide In Laktvlew Cemetery with Rev. Fred B. Chance of the First Baptist Church ofllelating. Masonic services will be con­ ducted and members of the Kiwanie Club wUl serve aa pallbearers. All Masons are asked to meet at tha Masonic Hall at 2:90 p. ra. Gramkow Funeral Home to chugs of arrangements. By Jane Casselberry A Christmas Party for chil­ dren of VFW Post 10050 mem­ bers will be held at 7 p. m. today at tha Christmas tree lot on Highway 17-M and Lake Triplet Drive to Cassel­ berry. Rsy Channel Is to charge of the party and Bob Dysert sod Hollis Johnson wUl dir­ ect the children’s chorus to singing Christmas carols. Refreshments will be serv­ ed by members of the Ladies Auxiliary and there will be treats for the children. The post has sold most of the shipment of more than loo Scotch pines which it re­ ceived last week. Baptist Choirs To Present C an tata By Douaa Bates H it combined chotra of tha First Baptist Church of Longmas Cantata, “Tha Babe of Bethlehem," by Bernard Ham­ blen, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Soloists will be Mrs. Ann Scott, Mrs. B. R. Gray, Mies Carte Lommler, Larry Mil­ ler, Robb Wllliama and Rev. Jack Lindsay. Choral numbers also will be eung by tha Junior and Primary Choirs. Tha musie program la under direction of Edwin Geurin, minister of education at the Cellege Park Baptist Church. Accompanists for tha program will be Mn L. C. Walker, organist and Sirs. Connie 8nyder, pianist. Munic Service Tha Young Married Class of tho Lako Mary Church of tho Nasarene will meet at 7:30 p.m. today for a social and fellowship hour at tha home of Mr. and M n. R. B. JUnsbottom, 1300 Douglas Street In Sanford. A program of Christmas music featuring the Bell Ringer Choir of First Presbyteriao Church of Orlando will be presented at SL An­ drews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake, at 7:30 p.m. Mon­ day. The congregation will join with tha gucat singers to some of the carols. The an nual Joy Gift (or Annuities and Relief will be received. Legal Notice Legal Notice 14th d a y e f D e e t m b e r . A. D. 1ISS. p r o a e n t t o t h e H o n o r a b l e C ounty Judge of n o m in al# C ounty. F lorldn. b a r final r e ­ t u r n , a c c o u n t a n d v o u c h e r s, aa A d m ln latratrla of tha Catena at B E R T H A K. LOW E, docoaeod. a n d n t aald tim e, th an a n d there, m a k e apptlcaHon t o t h e aald J u d g a f o r n f i n a l a o t t l a r a e n t o f b a r ad* m ln la tr a tla a of aald aatato, and for a n ardor dlachnrglng b a r no n u a h A d m l n i a t r a t r t x . D a t e d t h i n th o : i t h d ny o f N o v t m b o r , A. D. I9SS IONK V. T A N N E R Ao A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of t h o E atn to of B E R T H A SC. L OW 1 D ocoaaod. S TE N S T R O S L DAVIS A M clN TO S H A tto rao y a fa r A dm lnlatrntrtx P o a t O fftco D r a w e r ISIS H anford , F l o r l d n S97T1 P u b l l a h Nov. IS A D o c I. I I . in r o rN T T Jin c .r.-x r o t m t. IK V nO L R C O l 'S T Y , FLOM lilt K S T I T F . OF d e s s i e p. a d c l u D oooaood. n o t ic e t o r n c D i r o n e T O ALL P E R S O N S HA V IN G rt.u u t on nr. w a n d s i U t n i T S A ID BSaTITSCi T o u an d t a r h o f y o u a r o h o r t b y n o tified a n d r a . t u l ra d t o tllo a n y clalm a a n d dam a n d i w hich you. o r e l t h a r o f you. m a y h a v a a g a l n a t aa ld a e t a t a In t h o offtco o f C o u n ­ t y J u d g a C. V o r n o n M lio . J r ., C ounty Judgo of Homlnolo C o u n ty , a t h i t affh-o In t h e C o u r t lluuao In S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ ida, w ithin ala calandar m o n th * from t h a l i m a o f t h a f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n at t h l a n otice. K aeh elalm o r d e m a n d m m ba la w ritin g and c o n ta in tha p l a c e o f r e a t d a n r e a n d poat o fflca a.M re -a o f t h a c l a i m a n t , h i - ag en t, o r a t t o r n a y , o r t h a t a m e ahall ba void. B K T T IE V. CAS LOW Aa E itcu trls at sa id estate. E d w a r d s A McCormick ISIS K- Ru h tn eo n A v e n u e O rlan d o , F l o r i d a A ttoraay for E i t c u t r l s P u b llah Nov. 29 * Dec. S. IS. Fellowship Hour is. ties. CDO-1S9 FA 5 0 4 C o l e y Av e French Books t French a -__ aovttM aseu-ctuw M urrablca* 7 SouadJ ■ T u u d o u y a te r I D e llv e f Berouae CeliM a DadeveaE OSbakeepea 13 Aroma nveg 13Since 14 Ipecac eeurca 13 Klcrtrou 17 VtlUfe 15 Frag ran t tu rn UKft llA a e rta w author IS MeUI SO C n m met J BUT THEY DISfKVtD IT- il BADAtfH— V V O I 0NY00IIUJT 'unilv Kpwhiona mod Footwear” DOW NTOW N b-sivrOKD By J obs Ceoootosrvy Tho choirs of tha Prairie Lake Baptist Church to Pern Park win proscat special Christmas music at tot a e r a ­ tes worship Suaday aad tha Adult Choir *111 present a cantata "Night ef Miracles'* by John Fotorsoa at 7:30 p.m. Tha Junior Choir, under tha direction of jnutie director Joe Rendek, will slag 'Tim oth’ys Carol" and "A M na." The young people's ehotr, Ba­ der direction of Jack Dana, will present “Little Drummer Boy" and a girls trio *111 sing “What Child Is This?" The cantata will be directed by Joe Rendek wllh Mrs. Rewdek playing the plane accom­ paniment. Soloists *01 ha Jerry Connors and Robert Conrad, tenors; Homsr SeweQ HI. baas, and Mrs. Leeaud Jones, soprano. Congregational Christian Sets Services The Congregational Christ­ ian Church of Sanford (Unit­ ed Church of Christ) wiQ cele­ brate the NaUvity at worship service Sunday at 11 a. m. with a apeclal Christmas ser­ mon by the minister, Rev. Waller A R. McPherson. Musie for the service wffl be provided by the Chancel Choir with Mrs. Helen Renosat at the organ. A Candlelight]*! Servlet will be observed on Christmas Eve from 11 p. m. until mid­ night. Aa instrumental ensem­ ble by a quartet made op of the church’s young people will present opening music tor the servlet. wi J INf 2 9 5 1 1 S . i t i l o t t l . F l.t C DO-19 WtfS Of Thg IIMPfNNI /AHTUL- Prairie Lake To Present Cantata M O V I N G AND S T OR AG L C O :e. isds AS A OtltD X MAJR9 MA5SACW- Tie WMU of the Oviedo First Baptist Church held Us annual Christmu Tea at 7:90 p. m. Monday la tha educa­ tion! building of tha church with social chairmen of the Katie Sue. Pear! Martin, Mary Lawtoa and Nettle Farsell Circles u hostesses. The chairmen are Mrs. Mac King, Mrs. B. F. Ward Jr., Mrs. Hubert Ray aad Mrs. W. A. Ward Jr. Decora­ tions for the assembly room sod tables were dooo by Mrs. Georgs Mu m . A red and white color scheme w u used throughout with a white table tree de­ corated la red satin balls pro­ viding tha focal point of in­ terest ot one eod of the room. The tea table w u overlaid to red. covered with red aet bound to satis and centered with a Madonna surrounded by white glads and mums with the entire arrangement flanked by white tapers. A silver tea aervice competed table appointments. During the social hour those attending enjoyed a carol aing and recitation of pass­ words. dramatisation la aoag of tha story of the Nativity. Directing will be Mrs. Frances Hlcksoa who has carefully drilled both group* for this presentation. Singing with tha Sealer Choir win bo Mis* Ftarenc* Bishop, Mrs. John Diets, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gardner, Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr., Mrs. 0 . D. Landreu, Mr. aad Mrs. Hebart Shields, Mrs. W. B. Young, Mrs. Lester Thorp and Rev. aad Mrs. Maaaa Gregg. Those ef the Juniar Choir will be Anna Alderman, Boanle R b r. Jimmy Hortoa, Mark Hau>:r, Terri aad Steve Willis ami Clody. Kathy and Mark Alta Leah. Invitation to the public baa been estended by Rev. Gregg, minister. * �.# * You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your "Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! S ip fn fn ) I r r s ll Fri. Dec. 20, '6&-~Pog« 9 «. Per Rent I . F or R est APT. $30 A up. Surplus City. FURN. Apt. 2100 Metkmvflle. Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. F irst IMPOSSIBILITY: The Herald win M be n> ■poBiible for nore than one incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re* vise or reject any advertise, meet from what ordered to conform *a the policies of this paper. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea, thru Fri. . 2 P . i l . day Before insertion. Hon. • Si DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tun., thru Fri. • I P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Set 1. l e d A P o e m FOUND —Black Poodle Dog. Animal H a v e n Boarding Kennel, FA 3-5752. S. Notices - Fersonala Anyone interested in garbage route call FA 2-0254. BR. House In country, kit­ chen equip. Call FA 2-1TI0. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean sad elose la. Jlmmi* Cowan. 332-4013. 12. Real Estate Far Bek 2 BR House with located 1 miles north St. Johns River oa 17-*J Blwiy. CaU 357-3292 Enril* for de­ tails. B e £ SflVtS® SflflTfl SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD FURS. Garage ap t 2S4SV* Palmetto. Ph. FA LOUS or FA 2 5254. FtX-IT YOURSELF AND SAVE 2-Bedroom home. Country lot PUPPIES for Sate. Half Bos­ rUR.Y 2 lovely apta.. Lake $2950 Cash or possible trade. ton Bulls. Also Bird Dogs. Golden, late privileges. FA 24457. Animal H a v e n Boarding CaU FA 2-0271. Kennel, FA 25752. 5 ACRES orange grove, pine UNFURN. House. $0fi mo. 2 9 Bedroom bouse on Up­ GIFTS FOR HER sets Road. For particulars Bedroom, alr-cond. 010 E. 14th. J. N. Robson Jr. Ph. call $57-3292, Eustia, Fla. Robes— Quilted k Wincoma FA 2-1515 or FA 20220. BY OWNER, S bedroom, IV* from $10.95. Mary Esther's, CLEAN quiet Rooms" The bath borne. One bedroom "Featuring Fashions Just haa separata entrance, can For You". 200 Park. Gables. FA 24720. be rented for income. WiU WE LA K A APARTMENTS: trade for amalter place. GIFTS FOR GIRLS Rooms private baths, 114 Shown by appointment Call W. First St FA 2-MM. To Place Your "Christmas 3 BEDROOM, Fla. Rm. fenced Gift Guide" Want Ad phone Lake Mary, 322-1507. S t Johns Realty FA 21911 right away. SMALL Unfum. 2-bedroom THE TIME TESTED FIRM house. 403 San Carlos, SS3. U* N. Park Ave. FA 24123 GIFTS FOR THE HONE FA 2-3951. Furn. Co., ROSA L. PAYTON WILSON-MAIER ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Inc. 511 E. First St. We Reg. Real Estate Broker Realtor Buy, SeU k Trade. Raymond Lindquist, Aaae. FA 21301 17-92 at Hiawatha FA 24*51 Atlantic Bank Bldg. To Place Your "Christmas Gift Guide" Want Ad phooe T ee *N Green CLEAN 4k nicely font. apt. FA 2-2511 right away. 801 Magnolia, NO 8-5387. Homes In all price brackets BR, 3 bath, walking dis­ Liberal financing. We have GIFTS FOR INFANTS tance of aU schools. Pbaaa a 4 BR, 3 bath at $13,700AND TODDLERS $400 down, $13 month pays FA 24505. aU. Buy now and get Home­ 2-BDRM. house, kit. equipped. stead exemption of $3,000. To Plaee Your “ Chrlttmaa 817 Escambia Dr. FA 8-0*20 Choose your own decora Gift Guide" Want Ad phone after 5 pan. Uoni. FA 2-2611 right away. GIFTS FOR THE G IF T S FO R HIM FAMILY Carpeting la a Gift! Sanford To Place Year "Christmas linoleum A TUa Co. 127 W. Gift Guide" Want Ad phone These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason Is solid value — low price and high quality construction — Com e out a n d see thesewonderful homes for yourself — Thera are 15 co m p letely furnished models to choose from. $7,990. to $18,350. As low 2$ $240. down ind $49.27 per month No closing coital DRIVE OUT TODM Take Interstate 14 — get oft at the DeBary Ex­ change, or call. 6 6 8 -4 4 5 8 MACKLE BROS. DIVISION T H I D IL I ON A CO*PO*A TIOH AD 62075 (I-13J) Stemper Agency Smith Corona Portable Type­ writers. "They’re the Best", Haines Office Machine Co., $14 Magnolia Ave. FUN TO GIVE Even more fun to receive. Bowlin* coupon hooks, the Perfect Christmas Gift. Good for $3.00 of open bow­ ling. JET LANES FA 1-7542 SKATES, Skate Cites, Open nightly 7:30-10:30 eicept Tuea. Skate City. TE 23474. A Sales Broker Stemper Agency Realtor-Insum-Trsdee Realtor-lnsuror-Trades 322-4991 1819 S. French Ave. 322-49*1 1918 S. French Ave. SPA CE FOR LEASE Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom Government IN THE NEW Owned Homes Sanford Shopping Center Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 ME NOW HAVE THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL LEASES: • J. C. Penney’s • Eckerd • McCrorys • Publix For Inform ation, Call I .caning A g en t: S A N - S E M R E A LT Y John P. Zeuli, Registered Broker 2619 S. French Ave. SANFORD FA 2-7459 FA 2-5296 GROUND BREAKING 10:00 A.M. DEC. 17lh FA 22*11 right away. 1st. SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN ER SERVICE. Parte and supplies for all makes In­ cluding: Electrolux. New end rebuilt cleaners sold. 2 BR House, kiL cquipt. $7$ ON YOUR LOT No home service call mo. FA 24889. Your plans or ours. A com charge Phone FA S-22U, plela package Including 12. Read Estate Tor Sal* FURN. 2 Bdrm. 2555 Perk Dr. .. Adults, No pete. FA 27814. financing. No down payment required. Come out today $ BEDHOOMS, IV* baths. REPAIRS TRAILER, with FU. Rm. and talk U over with Hr. Swimming pool. Furn. or Vacuum Cleaner Supplies Gas, Elect., water fu n , Leatherjury. unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Seles • Electrolux, Hoover, Wcklva River Haven, t tnL 20th St. to Uptsla Rd. Sunland. Kirby, RexAlr, GE, Airway. West of Sanford, off Hiway A turn North at Church Cleaners bought, sold, ex GREENBRIAR changed. Free pickup. GM Choice lota available la LMN Enterprises, Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, BEDROOM, prlv. ant A bath. Mr. Leatberbury — 322-2744 Greenhrlar of Loch Arbor FA 2-4765. CaU after 3. FA 24888. overlooking golf course. Or Custom building to your Mr. Ferguson — TE 23911 5. Food RENT A BED specifications. Greenbrier Roflaway, Hospital k Baby CHRISTMAS BAKING MOVE IN BEFORE XMAS developed by Beds. Found cake, Cookies, Pies, K1NGSWOOD By Dsy, Week, or Month 2Bedrm. Country home on 41 Brownies. We d e l i v e r . Ph. FA 2-5181 111 W. 1st SL acre of rich land, with sev BUILDERS, INC. Robb’s Donut Shop, Phone eral bearing orange trees, 202 Fairmont Dr. CARROLL'S FURNITURE FA 2-6533. B-B-Q and patio. For only FA 2-8074 Furn. Apt Close in. Apt 4. $7500, with good terms. Just 6. For Rent BUY NOW 10 minutes from Downtown $35 Mo. 407V* W. 1st To get your Homestead Ex­ Sanford. Trailer Space on Lake Ashby. 2 Bedrooms, $70 month emption. Crumpton Build­ FA 2-7368. Bedrooms, $80 month ers has several repossess­ Sem inole Realty ed homes to sell before the 4 Bedrooms, $145 month. forst of the year. For more 1901 S. Park Ava. ROSA L. PAYTON Information caU Jack Brown FA 29332 anytime Reg, Real Estate Broker collect, 422-8631, Orlando. FA 21301 17-82 at Hiawatha OWNER Lsavlngt Mutt aeU I Bedroom. 2 bath borne. 2 BR. House, furn. at 710 Pal­ 4 Bedroom unfum home, i metto. For sppt. FA 2-2405. $190 down. FA 29567. baths. $145, FA 21861. 2 Bedroom bouse, fenced back WANT TO BUILD? ROBERT A. WILLIAMS WHAT’S YOUR PLEASURE? yard, Low pymts. 119 Coun­ Realtor Residential — Commercial, try Club Rd. By Owner, 133 Raymond Lindquist, Asm . City — Country — Lake- Hayes Dr. FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg front — Farm! You name 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., ill We have it I R-E-N-T-A-L-S fenced yard. 3308 Old Or­ Furnished lando Rd., Sunland. 1 Bedrm, 1 bath, kitchen SO U TH W A RD 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ equipped Garaga Apt $45.00 chen equipped. Owner be Investment k Realty 1 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitchen equipped House, Easy 955.00 115 N. Park Ave. $22 8173 lng transferred. Must sell. 2 Bedrm. 1 Bath, Kitchen VACANT 5-Room bouse on FA 2-2340. equipped, Convenient $100.00 large lot, newly painted in­ BY OWNER. Beautiful CB Unfurnished side and out, on S. Sanford home, on Lake, Must be 3 Bedrm. 1 Bath, Kitchen Ava. $3,800 Cash. <68-4601 seen to be appreciated. Ph. equipped $90.00 FA 2-7788. Enterprise. 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kltehea > Story, 3 BR., DR, fireplace, LAKE LIVING SITES equipped $100.00 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kitchen 3 lots, deep weU, sprinkler 10 Minute* Sanford, to min equipped, F e n c a d Yard system, B-B-Q k patio, utea Orlando—2 minutes to $ 110.00 $2300 Dn. 322-4018 altar I, Interstate 4—V4 Acre with huge oaks, sand lake spring $ Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kitchen all weakr ad, 2201 Palmetto. fed-41335 Full Price, $20 Equipped, Labe F r o n t COUNTRY HOME per month. No down. CaU $125.00 3 Bedrm, 1 Bath Kitchen Located near State Road 46 owner, Harry Block, Or­ and Interstate t I Bed­ lando, GA 4-8485. equipped $110 40 rooms, Separate D 1a 1n g 4 Bedrm, 2V* Bath, Kitchen Room am Beautiful Shady E q u i p p e d , Lake Front VA - FHA L ot Only $7,000. Terms. $119.00 CaU FHA-VA SALES BROKER Property Management FHA-VA SALES BROKER Yaa, here at Deltona S4. Artleto* F * r 8*1* 27. 8p*d*I flcrvfc** To make the best home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Off!co FA 3-211* Night FA 2-0641 323 0700 2534 Park Dr. Ssaford, Fla. klee k Pants. Jim Robeon’a Mena Wear, 113 Magnolia. Athletic, Camping and hunt­ ing equipment, fishing tac­ kle k boating accessories Downtown Sanford, FA 2-5861. $22.95 up k tax, Cumm’a Jewelry, 110 S. Park. VERY GOOD Mahogany UpHEATING right Plano and bench. $12$. SERVICING — TESTING FA M U Lewis Sates k Service M l C. C. Road FA t-TM SINGER SLANT-0-MAT1C Custom-made Cabinet!, designs. Makes buttonholes, Plastic Counter tope sews oa buttons, fully autoWALLIS CABINET SHOP *18 W. 3rd - $28-7471 Assume payment! of $10.22. Washing Machine gate* 1*4 lo. Park, 3224411. A Service Free Estimate on Repairs Bungalow Studio Plano, extra email, full Keyboard. 322-7363 8MB Hiawatha lik e new. Guaranteed. $115. F loat Tmtec a*g Repair W. L. Harman - PA 8401 to" Fiilidalrt Klee R i m SIDEWALKS, driveways, pagood rood., $50; 11 cu. ft. tins, etc. Free estimate. Ph. Westtoghouse refrigerator, 1228368. large freezer compartment, $•$. Cash or term*. See at WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, 132 Hayes Dr. Sanford. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AD Typee and Slats 1-Wbeel Luggage trailer, exWa Repair and Service eelteat cood. AU steel const., 1 T I N I two trailer lights, 4x5 box, Machinery and Supply Co. $40. See at 132 Hayes Dr. JOT W Ind SL PA 84481 SMALL Upright Plano. Like PIANO SVC. A TUNING new. Reasonably p r i c e d . Rebuilding • Re felting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 821-2661 — Call PM Only PANGOLA HAY, Extra good. Si no* $jg ---->ff i eie 4 Dr. T-BL Ke 1 USB) CAR? NCE IT ^ * A pi JIN( ml 10 $1< on, si only, Saturday. to 11:0* L * ., *$> _ £ Rohan* *paritig Oe 20 bp. Motor. 122-7568. 38. 38’ Motorcycle* • Bco*t*» GIFTS FOR BOYS weekends. 29. A u lw o h O u S errte* Xmas Specialties: F r u i t Cakes, Fancy cookies, Ko- NEW SKATES as tew as in time for Christmas, {** AUTO GLASS Just lachis. Dell’s Pastry Shop, $12.83. Trade your skats Genuine antique B o s t o n 111 Food Fair Ctr. 322-7596, INSTALLED rocker. $45. 322-7501. c for larger else. Mel Senkorlk G lass an d P ain t Skating Rink, 322-1353. You’ll find Just what you are 4u Records, Webcor Player, 2 a,TI Company looking for la gifts for the 210 Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4822 ■peakers, record ciblneL #r entire family at the H. k A. $65. NO 8-4504. 01 Dept. Store, Sanford Ave., $9.88. WESTERN Auto GUm . Top* 214 E. F irst Corner of 4th St. A Sea* Cetera stand. A Real Bargain! Ph. ft AUTO GLASS & To Place Your "Christmas Daisy Air Rifles $6-9* up FA 24258 after i p . n . ft Gift Guide" Want Ad phone Pup Tents $4.9* up. Army SEAT COVER CO. GIRL'S 20" bicycle. Reason- ft FA 2 Mil right away. 804 W. lad SL PA 24038 able. CaU 838-1079. 1\ | ALL WORK GUARANTEED PIANO. CaU between 1 A 7 I 31. P o u ltry • LIv unlock p. m. FA 2-7337. j 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. SUuUona Wanted SHETLAND Pony, Bridle A FOR SALE- FU1 dirt, clay, 1 Saddle. $100. FA 2-0511. shell, peat and topsoU. Fills E FHA - VA HOMES Lloyd, FA 2-2576. SHETLAND PONIES, • to 2. 3, k 4 BEDROOMS choose from, S o r r e l l ' s , Console TV, good cood. $33. 1 1, IV*. k 2 BATHS Dr. Blacks, Palomino, Spotter DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Motion earners, never used. 1 and Dapple, $80 to $100. $35. FA 2-1180. \ il BLOCK k BRICK Work $100 Ph. FA 2-5479 after 5. large or smaU Jobs. 323-0746 Low Monthly Payments Baby Crib A mattress. Like ft For Complete Information 31A. Pete new. FA 24117. jg Child Caro FA 8-ST4. See Or CaU Your i Rag. Miniature Dacibund FIREPLACE WOOD | puppy, male, 4 mos. old, 21. Beauty Salons FHA - VA Oak and Pine || 2 8-wki. old male A female. Robert Morris, 323-0355 |3 SA L E S BRO KER 1 Call after 8, EV. 3-3881, Mt. 20 % off regular prtci OIL Spaca Heater w. flue $13; ft Stenstrom Realty open evenings by app * Dora. Premier Vacuum Clnr S; B FOR SALE. German Shep­ Hand lawn mowsr $3. Ph. 1 Ill N. Park Ave. 322-2420 Free Parking lot. herd Pup*, |*8. No popen " FA 2-1335. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop iJ 6 weeks old Dec. 15. 4 15, iiuMincNs Opportunity 318 Palmetto Ave. malea, 3 female*. 348-1831. POLAROID Land Camera. I I Phone 3220*34 JERV1CE Station for lease. Model 800, complete with I BASSETTS for Xmae. AKC. Good location. Only smsll wink Ught. Like new. Orlg. 1 Harriett's Beauty Nook FA 28780. capital needed by right Ev« Appt's. 3 Sr. Beautlclai , Cost $137.50, Will leU $30. I man FA 2-4342. j 322 4918 after 3:30. | 105 So. Oak FA 2-3T 2 32. Flow ers - Shrub* i. 8 complete unite i Diving Gear, au* Or» Dr., oa 174*. Durand Motors. 8118 Watch T H IS SP A C E FOR TH* CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars IN TOWN wcST Close-Out PRICES! 16. Female Help Wanted 22. Huild - Paint • Repairr DUTCH MILL NURSERY An- CARPETS Clean easier with 1 the Blue Lustre Elec. Sham- 1 nuali ready now. Upiala GIRL WANTED, Salary, Call Mrs. '’■rpentcr, Nifty Auto PAINTING-Room or —Prices very LowBath. FA 2-7534. 323-0350. ALIX OF SANFORD Needs experienced sewing ma chine operators for swim­ suits and sportswear. If FA 2-7274. you are experienced on fie tory sewing machines, wi have steady work for you 24. Electrical Service* in a modern air-conditioned factory, under very good Conflicting k Repairs working conditions. Phone k Cootroll FA 2-2204, ask for Ur. Cu­ 114 Sunset FA 941 rtate. • Rd. Near Count. Mayfair Goli ON ooper. Only $1 par day. Car- I roll's Furniture. '1 1962 - SPECIAL Sate of cocot Plu- ROYAL k R. C. ALLEN I I Standard typewriters, Comft mosa Palms. Large base, Ford pletely reconditioned. $34.93 ft h field grown, 9 for $5.00. J to $54.93. Limited number, ft 1 ', C. Slkee, IVi ml. West of ana- pow­ Powell's Office Supply, 117 ft Sanford on Highway 4*. er brake*. power So. Magnolia. 'I BLOOMING Rosea on Cheroke« dock. All other klndi READY MIX Concrete, win- ft 1 Solid Price. dow sills, lintels, steps, ft of Nonary shrubbery in< blocks, sand, cement, rock, E trees. pipe, iteel, grease traps, I Gray Shadows Nursery dry walla, stepping stones, ft 1 B Mi. S. on Sanford Avo, Miracle Concrete Co. 1 800 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 1 33. F u rn itu re $1995 CURB GIRL. Must be exper­ 25. Plumbing Service ienced. Chick 'N Treat, SanHINSON A HEARN WANTED reliable couple Mi Try Dlsdax Tablets (Former-IB fond. PLUMBLNG CONTRACTINt 1 take up monthly payment!i ly Dex-A-Dtet). New name, E eg $1310 oa $ complete i same formula. Only 95c. ft Repairs A Water Heaters 17. Male Help Wanted |ft FREE ESTIMATES rooms of furniture. Cal I Touchton Drugs. Fertilizer Salesman 204 E. 3rd SL 322-81 13 TE a-1511, Casselberry, eel' 1 UNDERWOOD PORTABLE 1 Opening with well-known Na­ leet With case, Ilka new, $33. ft PLUMBLNG tional Corporation for Cen­ Powell'* Otflee Supply, 117 ft Contracting Repairs FRKfC ESTIM A TE tral Florida territory. Prac­ 8. Magnolia. ft FREE ESTIMATES Upholstering A Mattress res tical citrus experience re­ R. L. HARVEY orating. New A Used Furnl* GUNS. Buy, tail, trade, re- 1 quired. College desirable. FA 2- o tur*. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg Age 25-40. Submit complete 204 Sanford Ava. pair. Osteen Bridge Fish ft * Co., it 70* Celery Ave * Camp A Gun Shop. resume U> ‘4 27. Special Service* FA 1-2147. Box 54 ■ 30. A rticita w a n ltd Sanford Herald TREE SERVICE SeU Ua Your Furniture Fat Lighter Wood Quick Service With thii WANTED! a i m fruit. Large I IS. Help Wasted 323-0500 Cash. SUPER TRADIN( ! or small amounts. Bonded IE Colored Motor Route Carrier Fruit Buysr. Ph. Lee Mans- P g. POST. FA 2-0677. for afternoon paper route. CaU FA 2-7521. ■ Iitld, fA Z u m . , jjjj Used furniture. aooUaaees Must bava References and tools, etc. Bought • Sold . low prices check the Herald 1 RAY'S UPHOLSTERY dependable car. Write Cir­ Larry's Mart 213 Sanfor i classified pages where local I I culation Dept. P. O. Box Reupholstering. Frea ast. dealers advertise. |JK| FA 2-7919 TE 5-25 U Ava. Ph. FA 24132. 1557, Sanford. Don’t Take Chances . . . On A Safe Christman Vacation Don't Wait! Now's The Time! SPECIAL! To Get The Greatest Savings During Holler’s — Front End Alignment & Brake Adjustment HOLIDAY SALE 860 Of F irst In Quality SeminoleCo.Motors SERVICE DEPARTMENT 1801 W. First St. Ph. FA 2-0614 trana., I serviced. R i­ te a d It I oa *2095 I960 Pontiac war steering, radio A $1695 jl 1 Save! Save! AT 1 W e're D eterm ined To Have A Clean L o t By T h e F lin t O I Thu Y ear. HOLLER Motor Sales 3 Holler Motor Sales 1 COMPANY 2nd. & P alm etto F A 2-0711 pow er radio A heater. 1 © U SED C A R S ® Good Through Dec. 25th. AT 1961 Chevrolet | 1 COMPANY 2nd. A Palmetto PH: FA 2-6231 2505 8. Pork FA 2-0861 �v§;n TOUR of HOMES the San ford - S e m in o le A r e a t |> fn fsrl Page 10 — Dee. 20, 196J O m it It Home Santa's Got That Christina! at home . . . this has been the dream of all of ua who were a t Anzio * . , Normandie . . . Guadal­ canal . . . Coral Sea. . . Leyte . . . Pu­ san . . . Corregidor. Most of us have been home for years now, and we appreciate Christ­ mas a t homel Christinas — the word — comes from Christ Mass — a word which means simply that our Saviour — the Son of God — was bom to us and for ua on this day. So we’re ac­ tually celebrating a birthday that made the real difference in human destiny. The word mass signifies an necuaion for worship. So a Day like this belongs to the home — the family — the tree — the gifts — all follow the thought of loving your brother as yourself — and out of this love for nnother comes the greatness of our nation. Kay Shoemaker's Tdyllwilde is one of the most beautiful places where you’ll find homes of distinction. See, anl you'll agree. Ride through Ravenna Park — th at already established community of fine homes, and see the only home now available—at 111 Tnngclo Drive •—They seem to sell faster than Kay can build theml There must be a reason — so see 411! Bobby Bobbins of Kingswood Builders is really ecstatic about "Lot 14" ’in Greenbriar of Loch Arbor. This la the new home in the big pic­ ture in their ad below. According to Bobby, one couple bicycled out to see It, and were glad they did. If you had an inkling that a new home would he the greatest gift you could give your family, go see these, and make a move. And have a Merry, Happy, Joyful Christmas 1 At Home! 0 C ou n try C lu b Poal K 0? s irs H iA P . l of Courthouse Records V. Enos ct ux, Estates *I0,9M. I Sunland THE F U R N A C E WITHAFUTURE G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC OIL FURNACE Here Is e unit IhiIHfor e future ef service with G-I dependability •n integral part . . . built for e future ef comfort because It ii easily end inexpensively con­ verted to year 'round air condidltianlng. • "Vertifin" heat exchanger distributes mere heat fatter with olL • Lew Knee . • • only SS" high. • ProuJ-to-show handsome styling, CALL FA 2-6562 PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Hill Hnlhark, President 1007 S. Sanford Ave. LCCH A P S 0 P Hospital Notes 2 9 th S tra et 3 •» J. S. aieaion Jr. to Rich­ Lnkcview S/D, *18,000. DECEMBER » ten , Sanford; James P. Gwen V. Ivird et at to Bradard L. Markry et ux, Sunland Avery Jr., Lake Mary; Ann Admissions Iry Tre.sler et ux, Ridge High, Estates *10.900 Roseta Van Zant, Marilyn J. K. Sutton, Julian Stenstrom, Mary 1/niiie Smart to *9,000. Ralph L. Scarborough ft ux Smith, Janice Bennett, Alton Casselberry; Lena Hemke, While you are out driving this week-end, take this page Maryle T. lladdaway,Prairie to Joe Paul Hobbs f t ux, Gerrin, Daffney Slppio, Ruby DeBary; Delores Pine and Lake Manor, $16,500 with you. The map above will assist you in locating some McWatters, Opal Robertson, baby boy, Titusville; Patricia Gerald R. Crane Sr. et ux Longdate, *8,700. to Condi Lee Mr Knight, Coun­ Flols I). Craig to Richard M. Stephan Oiborne, Terry Os­ Friend and baby boy, Lake of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real Craig, Ridge High, *12,000. borne, Ixiulse Cora Potoplntry Club Manor *9.500 Ronald G. Howell ft ux to skl, all of Sanford; Jeff Hor­ Monroe estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find Jack R. Milwood et ux to Clarence Dunnigan et ux, ton, Lake Mary Robert C. Peter* et ux, Coun­ North Chuluota, *7,HO0. Births just what you are looking for In the way of a home. try Club Manor, M.70O Elmer Helm* ft ux to Marion B. Jeffrie* Mowen Charles II. Sapp et ux. Town Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Nazarenes et vir to Charles M. I.ancailrr and Country Estate*. * 17.600. Rurkner, baby boy; Mr. and Set Special Mrs. Michael Potopinskt, baby et ux, Druid Hills Park, *10,Marie A. Walker to Ralph 500 Service A. Jarvis et ux, laike View of boy, Sinford Sunday School Discharge* Ronald A. Matin et ux to Luka Mary, *1,600. The talk* Mary Church of J<Jin F. Curran et ux. FadKingswood Builders, Inc. to Sandra Bullock, Ruby McWat- the Naiartne will celebrate Service brook, *10.000 (.ourenra D, White et ux, Christmas st special services The Sunday School of the James F. Wallck et ux to Grove Manor, *21.500. and a program to be held Sun­ Congregational C h r i s t i a n C Y F Groups Clarence P. Steten* et ux. Suita Filed day during th* 0:45 a m. Sun­ Church wilt present its snnual Sunland Estate* *14,400 Harry to Jones et ux vs. day School hour under ths Ch*istmas Service and party Set Parties Olivur W. Reaves et ux to Ilei. trice Ib-Ziell, m. fcl. direction of Mr. and Mr*. at 7 p. m, Sunday under dir. nonaid D. Royer, IVoyds Sub­ Joseph Leonard va. Edward The Junior High Christian He r\vin peter*. cctiim of Mrs. Mary Schmah. division *7,000 L Harrington et ux, mtg. fcl. Youth Fellowship of the Con­ Christmas treats will be Tlx* program will include a John A. Wsiolck et u* to F.ast Brooklyn Savings Bank gregational Christian Church distributed to the children Nativity pageant, carols by Stanley C. Novak et ux, North vs. Charles L. Guenther et al, will have a Christmas Party at the dose of the service. the Youth Chorus and Instru­ Orlando, *7,too this evening at the parsonage. mtg. fcl. A program of Christmas mental Ensemble, gifts from Stanley C. Novak et ux to P. N. M. A. vs. Arthur J. The program will Include slides will be shown riud.-ig Santa Claus and refresh­ William J. Ilenneman Sr. ct Sv ri-ny et ux, mtg. frl. decorating the parsonage the 7 p.m. service by IM'.r*. ments. ux. North Carolina. Iio.ooo Bowery Savings Bank vs. Christmas tree, carol alnglng Florida rermanesque, Inc. John Bay Hunt Jr. el ux„ fcl, at homes of shut-ins, dancing, to John Riddle et ux, N. ChuAlfred Deludan vs. Paul E. games and refreshments. Members of the Senior High Have a Merry Christmas at home - - i n luota, *0.900 Lauderville, mtg. fcl. Theodore K. Lynch Sr.. group will have their party at Burnett Finance Co. v*. RobExec, ot last will of Dorsey the church on Saturday even biu Lee Kohinsun, etc., fcl. “HOMES BUILT Ing when they wilt decorate W. Lynch to A. D. Iluetle et Syracuse Saving* Bunk vs. the Church Christmas tree, ux, Seminole I'ntk, $11,000. WITH PRIDE" J. A G. Co., Inc. et ul, mtg. frl. play games and have refeshLouis A. (Ferry Jr. et iix to Bronx Savings Bank vs. Taylor C. Brown Jr. et ux. i menu. Clarence Clifford Bretow, el Fort Mellon, $20,000 UX, mtg. fcl. John H. Cole el ux to John Final Dlvorre Decree* A new Announce Oaten Ft. Fox ft ux, Suburban lluniea, Trellle B. Carter vs. Arnold PHILADELPHIA (UPI> *7(000, S|mn*ors of the second annual John R. Fox et tlx to Alvnr- Carter. home Whitcmarsh Open golf tourna­ i tI,it Windier ct al, Huburbun Home., *7,700. Continental population of ment announced Thursday the for Pennington Sefton et ux to Asia increases by shout XI m i event will he held July 2-5. Donald IV. Tauiehep ft at, million per year. Ravenna ) i) Park Christmas! Something NEW has been a d d ed - to TANGELO DRIVE This lovely home of modern design was recently purchnxed by Mr. JulInTt II. Gilliland. Thu home featured 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Patio, built-in kit­ chen equipment, central duct heating, and many other quality extra* l SPEND A HAPPY Christmas Here! ------------ — -111 TANGELO DRIVE This attractive 3 bodroom. 2 hnth home of contem|umiry design is avail­ able for immediate occupancy! It.* features include n fully equipped GK built-in kitchen, central duct heat, and other extra* too numerous to itemize. Nee it today! 0 a a B CALL US TODAY! MODERN KITCHENS BY FIIA, FI IA-IN-SER VICE, VA AND C<INVENT1C>NAL FINANCINC G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, BUILT ON A VERY LARGE LOT AT 100 HIGHLAND D R I V E . It*n complete and ready for your clime inspection. It feu Lures three bedroom*. 2 baths, Florida Room. Dining Room, Completely Equipped General Electric Kitchen with lovely Birch cabinet*, nnd an enclosed Ranine. It has white ternuzo floors throughout, and in centrally heated. See it thl» weekend — it's designed for YOU! in r n s tn M 1 i Modern kitchen* by U WILLIAM 8. HKUMLKY JIl. C E N E R A L $ ELECTRI C in g u m J B iiU c rs ] BYRON M. LEACH ^ n A a a a s J ^^WMae^nb^T P. O. BOX tS99 SEE l TS FOR REMODELING FA 2 *074 'I * �t Board Of Control Plans Sanford Meeting * * « l O c* R. E. Porter i* nsiumlng the license “to s te e r nearly all of this week's Lien Pause, com­ piled by Editor W. E. MaeLauchlin. It la much too in* foresting not to pais it on to The Herald readers, too. <9 ONCE A YEAR—How sel dom Christmas comes—only once a year; and how soon it Is over—a night and a day! If that is the whole uf it, it seems not much more durable than the little toys that one buys of a fakir on the street corner. They run for an hour, and then the spring breaks, and the legs come off, and nothing remains but a eon tribution to the dust heap. But surely that need not and ought not be the whole of Christmas—only a jingle day of generosity, ransomed fmm the dull serrvitude of a selfish year—only a single night of merrymaking, celebrated in the stave-quarter* of a selfish race! If every gift is the token of a personal thought, a friendly feeling, en unselfish interest in the Joy of others, then the thought, the feeling, the Interest, nisy remain long after the gift Is forgotten. Henry Van Dyke Sarepta Home Forced To Close Doors 'Work Conference’ Set Monday To Review University Site Bids State Board Denies License For Operation TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The board of control announced Saturday it will meet in Sanford Monday to review elements involved in selection o f a site for a new university in enst-centrnl Florida. Ronrd Chairman Raya Harrison called the meet* ing a "work conference.*’ It will l>e held at the Mnyfnir Inn. It will climax a week­ end inspection tour of S a u f o r b 9 Zip Code 32771 m r a lb ) Zero Weather Continues To Blanket North WEATHER: Partly and a little cloudy Sunday; high, upper 60s; low, high 40s. the four proposed sites still By Dorothy Auttiw under consideration by the United Press Leased Wire Established 1W8 SAT., DECEMBER 21, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 88 Despite many improvements VOL. 66 board, the final inspection be­ paid for by public donations fore the hoard's Jan. JO meet­ of citizens and organisations ing in Tallahassee when Har­ United Press International • • • rison sakl "we will itlempt of the community, accompan­ Bitter cold c o n t i n u e d to make a final decision on a through the last full day ot ied by untold houri of free site.” autumn from the Rockies to labor in an effort to meet J! * ' the Atlantic Saturday, setting Thr four sites under study, State Hoard of Health regula­ two in Urange and two in more low temperature re­ tions, the Sarepta Rest Home Freighter Sinks cord* and coating much of Seminole County are; HALIFAX, N. 8. (UPI) has been denied a license to Orange: The Dlucitnnc site, Mississippi with up to fiva operate, Mrs. Tamaar Bra­ A French freighter v s i re­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — 1,0th) acres located 13 miles inches of snow. The 88th Congress — In a south of Orlando; the DeserFor Uie ninth consecutive den, * distant administrator ported to have sunk Satur­ day in the stormy Atlantic shouting mad temper—*rut* rt Farms site. 3,000 aerrs lo­ day the temperature dipped of lite home, said Friday. off tha Canadian Maritime t!ed plans to adjourn for the cated two miles southeast of Iwlow rero in Chicago, a In a meeting at the home Provine*. The fat# of itv I'Dyear Saturday night and or­ Rocket City. December record. It was 14 to which County Commission­ man crew was unknown. dered sessions nest week in an Seminole: The City of San­ degrees below aero at In­ ers, courthouse committee effort to end a hitter deadlock ford site, t .290 seres border­ dianapolis, Ind., early in the memiiers and leading citirens over the foreign aid spending ing nn the Sanford city limit*; day, eight degrees below the were invited, Mrs. Ilradcn in­ Jumps Track bill. and the Lee Ranch site, 2..VH) record for the date, set in COON RAPIDS. Iowa formed the group present that A White House sourra end acres located north of Chu- 1901. die had received word from (UPIV — Tha Union Pacifictop Democratic House Icad- luota. Temperatures hovered near the Slate Board that no Milwaukee Road’s streamliner er accused Republicans of Uie zero mark early in the license could be approved, “City of Im* Angeles." speed­ waging a legislative “sit down ANNOUNCEMENT day as far south as North and regulations could not be ing to makt up lost lim*. strike” against tha S3 billion IS SURPRISE jumped the tracks in 14-below Carolina, where Raleigh re­ waived. aid appropriation. Local Iraderi who have corded a low of seven de­ Accompanying the dental arm temperatures Saturday, After waiting atl day on a been strtring lo have the new grees. was another list of omissions injuring 23 persons. stand-by basis, the Senate sig­ four-year stata university lo­ tt was 3t degrees below sero in the home's lack of specific A copy of the first Christ­ ns lied the official end of at­ cated in Seminole County at Remidjt, Minn.; 38 below mas card, etched by an Eng­ items required for compliance Additional Funds tempt* to adjourn by recessing were caught completely by at Devils Lake, N. D.; seven WASHINGTON (UPI) lish artist, )■ in the British with existing regulations. until noon Monday. surprise Saturday afternoon below at Columbus, Ohio; U The denial letter pointed The Senate passed and sent A VERY MERRY Christmas this will lie for nu oltl Indy without relntivo museum. A n undoubtedly fighting out that the alterations and hack to the House a 5258 mil­ when informed by Tiie San­ below at De* Moines, Iowa; • • t or friends or nionev, through the generosity of G. C. Ileum, of Altamonte lead President Johnson put off ford Herald of the above news 12 bek>w at Omaha, Neb.; one Springs, pictured hero fitting n new hearing aid. (Herald Photo) The largest Christmas tree improvements which have al­ lion catchall money bill pro­ his scheduled departure Sun­ dispatch. below at Kansas City, Mo.| ever lighted was 3114 feet tall. ready been accomplished dur­ viding additional funds for day to spend the Christmas All staled they had not been 31 below at Moline, til.; four It was in California's redwood ing tiie year are in violation school districts with class­ holidays at hi* Texas ranch. apprised of Monday's session at St. Louis, Sin., the coldest forest, and was first decorated of regulations which demand rooms overcrowded by fed House Democratic leader that application for such al­ at Hie Mayfair Inn, so. of since last Jan. tl; and IB be­ eral activities. on Ifce. 31, 1043. Carl Albert (Oklu.) and House terations and changes be filed course, none have been in low at Eau Claire, Wis., * • 0 Thi* Christmas will be from Hearn, who Mated he is lie was delivering it that af­ Ktpuhlirau trailer Charles A. and approved by the State vited to attend. A* one leader where the mercury has failed Incredible aa it seems, the Spending Study “i>nc of sound” (or an old a hearing aid salesman and ternoon. Bill Vincent Jr. was WASHINGTON (UPI) - lady who Jus been alone, would donate a new one on the Job and reported the Hal Irek (Ind.) engaged in a put it, “The dispatch says it to dimh above Uie zero mark adds against a mun getting a Board before they are under­ *1 outing match over the situ- is a ‘work conference* and, since Tuesday. Pi evident John-on Saturday tie for Christmas are 7-to-l. taken. “The rigid list of improve­ ordered the heads of nine without relatives or trienda, gratis. He wav referred to following: at,on before the Hnua* called therefore. It Is apparent the • • • "It was wonderful to see it quits for tha weekend. ments (hit the board further government departments and in Seminole County for many Bill Vincent Sr. for the oid hoard members desire to sit The peacock was the official her. Mr Hearn placed and lady's name and address. specifies before a license can ye an. down alone and study the Christinas bird in tarty Eng­ lie issued is so ex|>etuive as agencies to establish a highThe “Santa Clau*” (or this, Nothing ntore was hoard adjusted the hearing aid, and good and had points of the level committee to study the land and was not replaced by until Friday morning when then Hipped the* switch. Site to tie prohibitive—we simply four site* still in the running the turkey until the Itith evu- cannot meet these additional impact of change* in defense (until now i friendless old lady Hearn trlophoucd "II E. looked amazed, looked around is U. C. Hearn, of Altamonte prior to their Jan. lo session tury. spending and disarmament on requirements ami the trem­ Spring*. He opened the Porter” Iq say he had filled when she heard a not*# in st Tallahassee.” • * * (he nation's economy. II . _ ■ ____ endous expense that would be ‘••-or!d r* -on—tV, *— h»r i«»t tiie old lady—test*, cast hit J the room then looked through C _____ A However, all expressed con 13370120 Verse *n' H ome W. R. Strawder Jr., 53, of the window when she heard whatever else Is necessary involved am continue > «H*o h relay afternw* n fidence ami hopefulness tiie 1200 Park Avenue, will enter -------- --------- - a------------------- ^ T is the night before pny day rate as a non-prutit urxaniia- Freight Derailed Although it appear* timely for a new hearing aid—ami traffic on the road. Mr. university will be placed In county Jail Thursday to serve And sll through my Jrnnt .1EFPERSON, lows IUPI) that It was .i Christmas go*- j JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Hearn spoke lo her, and she lion,” Mrs. Braden emphasUSeminole County since “ Hie a 30 day sentence for con­ I've hunted In vain for the — Between 13 and .0 cars looked at him. 'Dili you speak The Slate Chamber nf Com­ ed. lure, actually it is not. Which board saw fit to set up tills Ways and the means. The assistant administrator of a Chicago ami North West­ probably bear* out that the Quints Go Home to me,' she a*kcd. And be merer predicted Saturday ‘work conference' In Sanford. tempt of court. And unless ha pays a 5300 fine, he must Not a quarter Is stirring. ern freight train derailed said he did. Tiien with utter stead) ami round growth for look issue with the State ‘■.Spirit of Christmas” should And a* one leader said: serve a second 30-day sen­ For Christmas Not even a bit; amazement, site cried, 'Why the Florida economy Hi rough Board’s statement that they here Satuiday and damaged prevail all year 'round The grernburks have left me, have no discretion in waiving natural gas, propane gas and I'.hi | but said there ha* been "We have faith and confi tence. A month or more ago, Her­ ABERDEEN, S. I). (UPI) — 1 can hear you'!” The pennies have quit. Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ it's stories like these that no sign yet of tiie startling dence in Hie Hoard of Con or overlooking these specific gasoline storage tanks along­ ald staff photographer Bill The Fischer quintuplet*—nil Forward, turn forward, oh side the tracks. No one was (ive of them—were home for make it a Merry Christina* gains which had once been trol that the members will liams, in finding Strawder regulations, in order to keep Vincent Jr. related to “ It E. select that site, whether in guilty of contempt of court Time in thy flight for the so-called newspaper predicted for Uie ItWOs. reported Injured the home open. Porter” that hi* father was Christmas Saturday, Seminole or Urange County, In tampering with a jury, And make it tomorrow, reporters. Tiie Inst two quints to leave in its weekly business re­ Mrs. Braden charged that Intoretted in thi* old woman Just for tonight. MERRY CHRISTMAS! view, Hie Chamber said the which will do the most good pointed out he was permitting many of the existing homes Spy Confesses in an effort lo obtain a hear­ tin* hospital, Mary Ann and » • • states economy has been on for Ka*l Central Florida.” Strawder to spend Christmas VIENNA (UPI) - A top ing aid for tier—that without Mary Catherine, were taken for the aged in this county Christmas is the season and In many surrounding Bulgarian Communist diplo­ relatives, or friends, or mon­ home by their parents to Join the upswing since late sum­ Hut lie added, “Of course, we with his family because of hia when the kids want something counties cannot inret the mat at Unitril Nations hrad* ey, or her hearing, sin* wa» Llielr eight brothers and sist­ Tax Uphold mer and la in postition lo hope they select Seminole eight • year - old daughter. that will separato the men state s rigid specifications for quarters in New York has con­ literally “ cut off from the ers, including the three quint* Strawder's a n d Williams* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — wind up 19*13 on tha bright County.” from the toys. daughters are classmates. licensure, yet continue to ope­ fused in full to spying f*»r world." who left the hospital previous- Florida's new wholesale tax side, with enough momentum • • • During an hour-long hear* rate. on sporting good* survived it* to carry over into the start of the United Stales for |200,A brief item w;i* published iy. Early Americans, especially “ Why err others which do 000 hn spent on an immoral in “Around the Chick,'* ask­ The Fischer quints, born lirst legal test, winning a de­ RMH. ing Friday afternoon, Straw, Russian Family those in New England, did not not meet specifications grant­ life involving “many women,” ing for a u*rd hearing aid. Sept. I t, are the only surviv­ cision from Circuit Judge drr wn* charged with ap­ By most business barome­ celebrate Christmas. T h e y ed licenses to continue while the Bulgarian new* agency There were a number of re ing set In United States his­ Hugh Taylor that It is not in- ters the economic picture Gets Acquainted proaching f o r m e r Sheriff even looked on it as a day of we are singled out for den­ said Saturday night. look* pretty good, the review PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI) Perry Mero to request he in­ valid on it* fare. spnn*es, including a call tory. evil, calling it "the multitude's ial:” she asked. said. However, it notrd con­ —A Russian fumily, here for tervene with his son, Thomas idol day." In 1659 Massachu­ County Commission chair­ struction employment was lie- a Christmas week visit, toured Mero, jury foreman, in the setts passed a taw which read: man J. C. Hutchison and low I'm:: and house purchase tha snow-covered hill country trial of C. R. Lowdermdk, “ Whosoever shall be found ob­ County Home chairman John mortgages were six per cent wn-st of hrrr Snturdny, breams who subsequently was found serving such a day as Christ' Alexander admitted that they more acquainted with their guilty nn five counts of bilk, below last year. One of Hie »[Miti*ormg I’ll* mas . . . either by forbearing had no answers (or Mrs. B ri­ Santa Clam arrived at the fundraising venture* such a* out for (hi* special event. American hosts and planned ing the IH-Acrea Concentrate of labor or feasting in an)*! den's questions and noted Sanford; Naval Air Station wive*' hake sale* and mer­ Tiie party, held in the sta­ other* Ii'** fortunate than we an old-fashioned ice skating of 531*1,1*10 In a citrus *win* tion's Acey-Deucy Club, Is nn to have a Merry Christinas, U. S. Offers Lot way . . . shall be fined five that they and the other com­ Friday hearing gilts fur more chants' donation* session. I die. The children ranged from annual project of the NAS shillings." tiov* INillium llrad- missioners had hoped that the than 41) children and their The family of Viktor I'uzd* n r increase Hie Joy of the On E. First St. ford sentenced three youths to Sarepta Home would be al familirv who might otherwise toddlers to Icon uger*. Special Sanford anil Heavy Attack urev, a Moscow a*tto worker, Jail for playing on Christmas. towed lo continue to o[>rratr, have found Christmas a r* arrangements had been made Wmg I first and second class | Christmas sea*on for our­ The vacant Ini adjarent to received friendly interest and ^Confidence Vote • • » the old poslolflre building became accustomed to the ROME (UPI) —• Premie* despite some inabilities to Iher dismal event. selves many times over ” with their schools to let them petty offirers. on Eavl First Street la up American way of life during Aldo Moro won n vole of con« Hiii ring the Yule log was an meet specifications, because The children, all from un­ fur public sale a* of today u week • ionic international j (lilcnce in tho Semite Rotor, old Teutonic custom. Druid of tiie great need for llie derprivileged home* in Hie (Sunday), Congressman A. goodwill stay in Ihl* aitmli day—hi* second and lust. par. piicst* celebrated the mid- home's service in the com­ local area, were guest* at a S. Ilcrlnng Jr. telegraphed Ohio River city. v ir.lcr -oil ire in honor of the munity. Christina* party thrown by j liomentnry hurdle. The Herald Saturday night. turning of the wheel of time, “ I am murh concerned the station's first and second Genrral Services Adminrailed by them the "liioul." At about the 2) people we have ela** potty ofliccM and Ihrir Istrallnn is offering the lot suit inn gatherings, u lurge log in the home,” said Mr*, lira - wives. for sale and will open bids was blessed and prayed over den. ” 1 don't know where 'Hie party included songs, at 10:00 a.m. (EST) Jan. that ii might burn forever. The they will go now and it will movies and *k|t*: ice cream 38. thr Congressman wired, superstition persists that tha be hard no these weak, elder­ and rake and till* nf fancy t'revlous hid* were rejected log must burn a whole night ly people to move them into decorations There wa* also a You arc another environment when we tour of the Heavy Attack by GSA. or bud luck will follow. have to close our doors,” she Squadron 3 (light line for a t • • said. Holiday Horror Cordially Invited look at a sleek A 3A Yigilanlr. City To Ponder Tiir fellow I’d like til boil in oil “ There is one elderly gent­ But best of all. Santa Claim Ur happily have a python leman here whom I will per­ joined the parly — and he Annexation sonally keep in my own home to a t t e nd the Annual roil came hearing gift* for one Consideration of annexation for free before I will permit 1* the lowly cud from whom and utiltie* at the new multihim to be moved, lie Just and all. our wives He gave away model ships, million dollar Sanford Simp > couldn't take such a change," Are sure to boy our Chrstbaseball equipment, dolls and ping Center. Highway IT !>2 she added tuaa ties. even a bicycle until every one and Onnra Street, will high­ General Hutchison told Mrs, • • » of the young celebrants had light Monday evening's moot­ MKllltV CHRISTMAS TO Braden that the Commission received a present. Then St. ing of the City Com mission. featurinic will do what it can to remedy A1 L, AND TO ALU liOOU tiie situation, even calling a Nick rounded out a merry Also up for consideration SIGHT! are a proposal of an Increase special meeting of the com­ Christmas for the children Gene Fcrnett’s in Hie general employ* pen­ missioner* to study the pro­ and their families by sending alt the makings of a Christ­ sion t> ile in, revised rental blem, if necessary. rate* at the Civic Center, sec­ W AVE Dies Of Present at the meeting mas dinner—including turkey Orchestra ond reading of ordinance* for were General Hutchison, Alex­ with the trimming* — into Meningitis vacating of rights-of-way and ander. Ford Cavanaugh, mem­ each one of their homes. SPONSORED IIV for re zoning, and recommen­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — ber of the courthouse com­ Some of the gifts were do­ EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA SORORITY dation* nf the Zoning and A Wave et Jacksonville Naval mittee. and Mr*. W. L. Gram- nated by Christmas-spirited Planning Commission. Air Station died Friday of kow, president of the San­ merchants Other* were do­ Saturday, December 2*. 9 P. 'I. spinal meningitis, the navy ford Woman'* Club, which nated by the petty officer*, .Mayfair Inn 17 Arrested spearheaded the drive to raise themselves. Many u( the toy* reported. Ttie victim was Dorothy funds and assistance in order were used item* which the ATLANTA (UPI) Jfevrn TICKETS 53.00 PER COUPLE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS party fur underprivileged children sponsored by Margaret Tobias. Officials to keep the home open and busy men had reconditioned teen Nagro student* wer* ar­ during off duty hours. first and second cln.«a petty officer* of Sanford Naval Air Station wa* rested Saturday night aa thay said tha typa of meningitis accomplish the many improve­ The ro*t of the party had staged Friday afternoon. I’Os pictured entertaining some of (lie children, ant in a local rettnurant she had was not hlghty enm ment* that have been made Uaii turned Uf indi peudcul I during Us* past year. are, lol l to right, Hat land Feddtr, ErueaL ilodgu aud Skip Guthrie, muuivsbie. ttSLWA Bitter Deadlock Scuttles Plans For Adjournment Christmas For An O ld Lady Florida Economy Strawder Enters Jail Thursday 40 Children Enjoy Navy Yule Party Christmas t Ball � 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 20, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/231275c8548d9bc78aca4e05bb295fd5.pdf 6207ca8d79ef4b1653d63b6db66b0faf PDF Text Text Detachment 8 Wins October Bomber Stream i n » » « i« i F l o IS — O et t l , IN S a m a Rally Day Held In Chuluofa ^ tte r ^ e a k f e s t ■y Ja m Malta T ie Rally Day program held by the Sunday school department of the Chuluota Tlravy Attnr-k Squadron IP* Detachment 8 placed two Community Church oa Sun­ flig h t crew* among th« top day, Oct. 13. wa* enjoyed flv* to win tha Heavy At­ by all attending with the tack Wing 1 October Bomber children showing Iheir under­ • Stream. standing of the theme for the The Detachment wai fol­ day, "Our Sunday School lowed by VAH-3, VAH-11 and VAH-7 In that order. The Builds for Chrlit.'* monthly competition Involved Flag bearer* were Sandra threw radar Bomb releasee on Magln and James Bouy. Ruitraining targeta at JacksonIy McBride of the Beginner* villa and SUteaboro, Gn„ plua Department told hi* story of a closely-regulated naviga­ "The Little Builder.” tional rout* and time achedThe Junior Claai recited nla. "Builder. Dsy by Day” and Tha winning flight crew Debbie Pent! and Penny Porwaa Detachment R'e Lt. Art Icr presented "Christ, The Stalllnga, pilot, bombardierA Cornerstone." •e,., rfX -j navigator, F irst Class Avia­ The program closed wKh tion Jo t Mechanic Clark I>. the reading. "Tha -.piurch,” JONATHAN LUKAS, of Slavia, won top ntate honor* In the forestry pro­ Arrington, and third crewman by Allen Jepaon. ject In tho 1963 4-11 Achievement program. He is pictured (center) reH arry Hall, a aeeond claas Promotion certificate* were ceivinK his award, a trip to the National 4-11 C onfess in Chicago, from aviation atruetural machinist presented by Mra. Katherine Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chairman of the County Commission, as Ernie LundArrington, Heavy Attack Jones, superintendent. T V Iterff (ritrht), assistant county agent, looks on. (Herald Photo) W ing l 'l top bombardier In message and benediction Fiscal 1083. teamed up with prayer were given by Harold hia pilot for 4111 polnta of a McBride. poaaible 450. The wlnnera Soloist for the morning wor­ flew an A-3B Skywarrlor at ship service waa Mrs, Resale tack plane. Winner of the annual State Kreeck, Mr». Ralph Stevens. provement; M a r k Colbert, Jones who sang, "H You They were followed by Know the Lord." 411 Achievement Program’* Mrs. John Grovei, Mr*. Le- poultry barbecue. VAH-3'a Lt. Jerrold ChapdnRudolph Slueller, Nell Stanlalna and liombardier l.t. Nirk Forestry Project is Jonathan land Berg, Mra. Rose Brock- ko, Philip Lukas, Stark Col­ Merge, who ecored 380 polnta Lukas, of Slavla, It wa* an­ cnbrough, Mra. Judy Turner, bert, Chuck Pula, Joseph ATT; FORD OWNERS In an A-RA Vigilante. nounced at the annual Semin­ M n. Carl Lommler, Sira. Dinda, Donald Kendrick and Third place went to Lt. BUI ole County 4-H Achievement John George, .Mr*. Pat lloy- Philip Grenville, electricity; Heptemher A October Patterson and LL Dale Purdy Hireling Saturday evening at lc*, Sirs. Bay lihcll, Sin. Jonathan Lukas, safely, and of VAIM1 (357 points), fly­ the County Homo Demonstra­ Lucy Fitzgerald, Sir*. Elii- Bill Hein, apiary. ing a Skywarrlor. Patterson tion Center. Some 135 parent*, alictli Blackwelder and Sira Sirs. Paul Lukas, Elmer and Purdy w ert lb# Wing's leaders and 4-H'era were if. L. Johnson, leaders. Bullhorn, W. it. Hein, Clar­ top finisher* in August train­ present. Ernlo Lundcrberg, assistant ence Rich, George Sinclair, ing competitions. Lukas waa presented with county agent, p r e s e n t e d Albert Harris, Terrell Davis, VAH-7 copped fourth place hia award by Gen. J. C. Hut­ awarda In 4-H boyi and lead­ W. E. Giles, Glenn Walton, na Lt. Cdr. Ken F.nney and chison. Seminole County Com­ e n , as follows: Harry Hervlsh, Ben Wiggins Lt. Carl Well* flew their mission chairman. Ila re­ George Bradshaw Jr.. Jun­ and Mrs. Pauline Stevens, A-5A to 344 points and De­ ceive* a free trip to the Na­ ior leadership; Paul Lukas leaders. tachment Eight’* Lt- Nick tional 411 Congrea* at Chi­ Jr., George Bradshaw Jr., Nichol* teamed up with first cago. Jonathan taikas and Johnny Claaa Aviation Ordnnncemun Miss Both Milton, aisistant Markowlcz, forestry; George Hoad Opposed James Allyn for a fifth place state girls 4-H agent, spoke llradshnw J r and Nell Stan- FORT L A U D E R D A L E finish In an A-3II with .137 to the group on "Opportuni­ ko, public .speaking; George ( U PI)—Jacksonville guberna­ ties tinlimllcd." She stated Bradshaw Jr. and David Ja- torial rnndidatn John Mathews polnta. that 4-H Is the largest organ- kubein, toll and water conser­ Jr., says the proposed NaplesIzallon In the world and that vation. to-Fort Lauderilule two-lnne It stresses opportunities for Stephen Luka* and Walter toll road "make* no nenao” to GENUINE FOKU leadership and citizenship. Stevens, garden; David Slolin, him. She pointed out that in 4-H entomology; David Slnhn, en­ Thermostats it Is Important to gain confl tomology; David Jakuhcin. Taureg men, not the wo­ dence ami learn how to get Ted Hclthnrn and Bill Hein, men, wear veils and keep careers; Bill Hein, achieve­ along with others. Cooper Matthews, director Mm Each Miss Myrtle Wilson, home ment; David Jnkulirln. agri­ their faces covered day and of Forest Park School for Handicapped Children, Orion demonstration ngent. present­ cultural and citizenship; Neil mghl. They pass food under­ do, will address the Seminole ed awards In 4 11 girls and Stonko, home grmimli Im­ neath them when eating. GENUINE FOHD County Society for Crippled leaders, as follows: Judith Carson and Jsnice Children and Adults at B p.m. ANTI-FREEZE Tuesday at the County Health Lommler. child development; II ulh Hetilwirn mid Linda Lu­ Center on French Avenue. The public Is Invited In at­ kas, Junior clothing; Sandra tend the meeting, since many Mikler. senior clothing; Fran of the children who attend ces Cainmack, Junior dairy; UN D ER T H E G .A .C . PLA N Forest Park arc from Sem­ Calhy Caminark, s e n i o r GENUINE FORI) dairy; Nancy llurks and Mar­ inole County. YOU CAN BORROW WITHOUT PUTTING U ile Bvcae. stale director cia Bryant, dress revue; Ter Radiator Hose of the Florida Society for ri Boyle* und Helen ZwnlenA STRAIN ON YOUR F0 C K ETB 0 0 K Crippled Children and Adults, ski, Junior nutrition; Carol 20% Discount and Paul Murray, director o( Simmons and Kathy Kook, Camp Challenge, will be senior nutrition. GENUINE FORI) Peggy George mid Linda present. Terms are geared to your income. We atwayt Committees will bo appoint­ IsIm-11, frozen foods; Susan SPARK PLUGS ed for the organization's fund Dudu and Martha Mikler, make It a point to set up the payment schedule raising drives: Easter Seal. health; Cindy lloyles and Pat to give you every possible advantage. Easter l.ily Ball and Easter Coney. Junior home econom­ Ea. Lily Day. The Pilot Club ica; Barbara Koair, senior home economies; Myrtle Har­ $400 loons up I members will stud 1.1.non en­ © " velopes to be mailed during ris and Carolyn Itcynohli, Junior home improvement; GENUINE FORD the drives. Betty Itubcrs, senior home 1Hit AELI 8HOWPLACR improvement. ALUMINIZED C O R P O R A T I O N The Hebrew University of Kosemary Walton, burse —— m hio sd ----------MUFFLERS Jerusalem now Is n show pi nee I care; Linda King, leadership; 111 Wesl first Street...................................Tel. FAblo*2 3743 ------------------------------- o«i»Moo-------------------------------of Israel. The university dedi­ Margaret Stevens, p u b l i c 478 North Orange Avenue.........Tel. GArden 4-3605 cated n rneky wilderness as [speaking; Tovvamla Showers, 1919 • 51 401 West Central Boulevard ........ Tel GArden 3-6473 it* site in lV.1t and today ul­ recreation, and Ninette llerg H ) 65 FORDS 1243 East Colonial Drive........................... TeL GArden 5-2641 tra-modern buildings nod ami Palsy Groves, safely. LOANS MADI TO M sTdTntT"6 7 AtL NIA rI T T o WNS lundoufH-d putins rover the Mrs. Mabel It. Hein. Mrs 1952 - 61 Anna Mikler. Mrs. Beverly area. • MON. • TUBS. • WED. Slavics Boy Wins Honors I M Parts Special! County Group Plans Meeting n to 60 55‘ R A C. FINANCE FORDS READY TO MOVE IN! SEVERAL NEW HOMES ARE NOW COMPLETE — LIKE THE CENTRALLY HEATED :i LED ROOM, 2 HATH HOME AT 415 TANGELO DRIVE — IN THE NEW SECTION OF H ) 94 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH GENUINE FORD Ravenna P a rk MODERN KITCHENS HY 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 Shosw ialutfi C O N S T R U C T IO N CO . CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Gcncrul Office 211 W. 23th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY I'ltone FA 2-3103 CLUB KD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STRO M Sillers REA LTY A gent* OIL FILTERS 57 - 62 Ford & Falcon EACH 5 1 - 5 6 FORD EACH IIKING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Yo*r Friendly Font Dealer IN EACH I’M ,, OF . . . KVERFRHSir* POTATO CHIPS Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 2-1481 Winter Park SIT 1-8916 Where You Gel Low-Low Prices! PLUS . . . "GOLD BOND" STAMPS! G O LD BOND’ -STAMPS'! your "T hrift*i rd., Oi-ltihf-r 2.1 �/ Evans Asks St. Johns-Cape Canal Survey Amendment 3 ^TTo6* 1C. E. l'urter hear* that the reason Grady Hall resigned a* chief of police at Altamonte Spring* is lhal he is conalderin* shaping up a campaign to run for sheriff next year. Recreation ( E U t § > a n fn r& S f m t t f i Early Action On Alignment Requested , line and other expendable | items. WEATHER: F air through W>dru*.«dnT: hiph today in upper 80s’; low tonight 56-64. On the local level you must JACKSONVILLE (LTD — realize that Florida ha* thou­ Tim State Cabal Authority T l’KS., OCTOBER 22. 196.1 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. II Established 1908 VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire sand* of commercial enterInis recommended that * right prises, dependent upon the i of way survey for the pro puscontinued demand for outdoor ! ed St. Johns.Indian River In­ m w i... recreation. These f i s h i n g land Canal he started as soon Capt. James O. Mayo, skip­ camp*. dock*. piers, boat ns possible, director Col. Uilct ramps, charter boat*, hunting per of Heavy Attack Wing 1, Evans said today, NEW YORK (l'P H —Gen­ preserves, bathing benches, is sending out special invita­ eral Manager Roy Harney lie suid the !>onrd told th* camp grounds, picnic shelters, tions to the lltth annual Bomb­ of the New York Yankee* Held In Slayings State Conservation Depart­ guided tours and equipment retired today and wa* »neing Derby Dee. B-14. Recep­ GAINESVILLE (UP1) - ment that ■ request for $40,rental* amount to gross re­ eeeded in that position by Authorities held Charlie Mac U00 hy th* 8t. Johnt-Indian tion and golf tournament ceipts of a quarter billion Ralph Houk ander a (ourFT. HOOD. Tex. f l’P!) — Brown, 21, today for investi­ River Canal District to fW dollar* in Florida alone. Thl* year contract. scheduled for Dae. 1.1. • • • is a major element in the Sleek military jetliner* and gation in the shotgun slaying nance the survey was reason­ able, of his wife and her futher. State'* economy and put* dol­ Want t» "get even” with harrrl-l>ellird t r a n s p o r t * Th* request had been re­ lar* in your pocket, no matter the principal—soak him with atrrakrd across ths turbulent ferred to tbe r*n*1 authority Magazine Folds whnt business you are con­ a met sponge at the Plnecrest Atlantic from Texa* to West NASIIYII.LE, Tenn. (CPU hy the conservation depart­ nected with. PTA carnival Saturday be­ Germany today in an aerial — Farm and Ranch magazine, ment for study. Florida'* economy is based tween 5 and 0 p. m. ferry for 111,000 Gl’a, Includ­ published hy outspoken con­ The proposed canal would * » • Imsicaliy on the tuurlst indus­ ing an entire armored divi­ servative Tom Anderson, has join the upper St. John* River try. . . . Without available out­ Re Veteran* Day on Not. sion, that was working “like ceased publication. near loske Harney, east af door recreation . . . and with­ 11s There are 415,000 women clockwork." Sanford, and cut to the intrnout expansion of our present veteran* (including our own Within six hours after the Trip To Mars? coastal wuterway near Titus­ facilities for ndditinnnl out­ postmaster, Cecile Heard, who first jet thundered off a run­ WASHINGTON ( I ’PD — ville through some of the door recreation, the tourist in­ served in the WAVE*), way at lU-rgstrom Air Force U. S. scientists are studying highly - developed industrial e • • dustry would soon dry up and A Tenne.sce shoplifter, Lil­ Base at Austin, Tex., the a possible space mission area* of East Central Florida. blow away. Important reorganization*! lie Ann Cragge, commenced Army. Air Force and Military which would take six men on The rannl also would Hr in­ I‘Tactically every Floridan serving DO day* in jail toduy meeting for the Altamonta Air T r a n s p o r t Service a Ill-month rouml-trip to thu to the proposed cross-Florida participates in some form of Bpring* Volunteer Kir* De­ after being convicted of a (MATS! had started I .Hill planet Mars. barge canal and would permit outdoor recreation. In addi­ petty larceny churge in muni­ partment I* slated for 7:30 troops of the 2nd Armored shipment of material* from tion, in Florida, outdoor recre­ this evening at City Hall. All cipal court Monday nfternoon. (Hell on Wheels) Division on Steel Probe the west const directly into ation is enjoyed by the entire interested men, particularly Police Chief Roy Williams their way to Frankfurt In exthe Cap* Canavrral-Merritt NEW YORK (I'P D — family. Let's face it . . . Flor­ said tka woman had stolen those who are in the Immedi­ erei.-e ‘ Big Lift." It was tiiv j six major ateel producer* Island area rather than up ida was tnnda for outdoor numerous item* of rktUiilig ate area during the day, are i.ltik ts l lianaatiwiltii aelial were subpoenaed by federal through Jacksonville, t h e n W. A. ADAMS recreation. Because of the from downtown store* and urged to attend. nrimobi of troop* ever at­ jury Monday in what may he hark along tha Intriicoaital . . . or other evidence* of Indrhtv abundant opportunities avail- then attempted to return the tempted. a government move to Invest­ system. Local members are Joining rdne** for outdoor rrerra- aide, Floridan* take part in articles for refunds. Six CI35 jet transports, four igate the rising price trend in Th* stnt* authority wroM the German-Aincrican Society lion and natural rc-ourre* more outdoor recreational ac­ City Judge Kenneth McIn­ C-130 prop driven transports the steel industry. th* conservation department In sponsoring a charity con­ runnersation and related fa- tivities per capita than resi­ tosh sentenced the woman to and IX , CI24 Globemasters that "in view of the rapid docert by the Central Florida rilitlr*; providing that the dent* in any other state. a $200 fine or PO days in jail. Were it. ;h.i vanguard. Plat- Subway Studied velopmrnt taking place in th* The average Floridan enjoys She was remanded to city jail Community Orchestra Not. 30 Legislature shall designate .iiin* of planes were leaving MEXICO CITY t u r n — area . . . the department taka the revenue or lax sourer* on the average H 4 outdoor at Orlando. for non-payment of the fine. every hour from four base* in Engineers uie making ser­ the nrrca.sary action to per­ . . . to be deposited in or credit- recreation occasions per year Texa*. ious studies of a proposal mit the district to establish an AIR IIRIDfiK TO EUROPE — T roop* nr ilto Don't fogret the informa­ rd to the land aniuisllion us compared with the national E*rh plane carried sn »v- which would give Mexico City alignment for that project In 2nd A rm o re d D ivision from F t . Hood, Tex., to ­ tional joint civic luncheon­ trust fund for their pay­ average of IP. rrngo of HI persons Including one of the deepest and fastest order thnt til* right of way d ay b o a rd e d a C l <15 M ilitary A ir 1 r»Bji|H»rt meeting Thursday noon at ment and may intpo-r cer­ Realising that the rapid 72 soldiers, p crewmemliers subway systems in the world, might be procured while it ruliltiiu* a t B erjfutrom A F It in "O peratioti b in (*ivic Center. Complete out­ tain restrictions. growth of Florida has ulready nud 3 newsmen. it was reported today. main* Mvnilnhle." L ift." T lie m en » re p in t o f 15,158 ro m b n t troop* W. \. Adams, piesident of taxed the present available lines will be given for the need Tho start of the 72-hour op­ The authority aald it consid­ flown to E u ro p e in th re e day* in tin* la rg e st to approve the three constitu­ tlie Seminole County S|H>rts- outdoor recitation arras ami eration “m n t like clockwork," $7.T5,000 Income ered th* St. Johns-Indian m ilita ry a i r lilt e v e r c a rrie d o u t in an d ) a a b o rt tional amendment* and the men's Association, today out­ the pi event demand ia only a * spokesman at Ft. Hood com­ ATLANTA (F l’l) — Dr. River canal could be a “vital tim e. county permissive legislation lined tlie recreation referen­ sample of what we run expect mand headquarters said. Martin l.uther King Jr.’s in­ part of the Integrated inland dum ImiiiiI issue which will be in the years uhead . . . Gov. on Nov. 5. “ Wo are very well pleased tegration organization bad an witter system of Florida." — . . . Voted on Nov. 5 by tlie elect­ Farris Bryant in tPOl named with tho way things aro go­ income of more than $73.7,000 • • • NEW YORK fl'P It — An lien. J. C. Hutchison pro- or* of the state, including art eight-man committee, with ing right now. everything is during (lie past fiscal year “We are elalnl that tha William It. Kidd as chairman, American • owned freighter liounred the invocation at the Seminole County. on schedule," he said. ami spent only about half of Mate Canal Authority has en­ was strafrd (or nver an hour Adam* released the follow­ to make a detailed study of kickoff dinner hist night for Tlie ll.nixi men of the 2nd it dorsed our project.” John ’!■», rut l»or » -rt-Ptlc* pro"* off Ilie Fotian '-oa»t today but tlie multi-million-dollar space ing statement tui)»"; Armored tllell on Wheels) Di­ Krider, chairman of the St. there were mi casualties it The recreation referendum Mem ns well as make provision rxhihlt which opens today ul vision from Ft. Ilootl, Tex. and Home Hopeful Johns-Indian River Canal Dis­ wav reported today. bund issue will be retired from for Hie future Orlando. First showing in the 3.000 supporting troop* from LONDON (UI’D — Lord trict, said today on hi* return V spokesman for t'uiverse L\ 8. . . . first wus in Paris, money received from taxes al­ Following a two-year study Ft. Bill, Okla., Ft. Henning, Home, In his first major state­ lo Sanford after attending tha Tank Ships, Inc., of New ready Imposed. Passage of the nf the problem, tlie committee France. And K. E. Porter York said it received a radio­ A .study of urban renewal llailro.nl for * strip of land Ga., and Ft. Campbell, hy., ment since becoming prime Jacksonville sesskin Monday. hears it cost fimumn to move bond issue will not Increase reported hack with a threebegan flying out from four minister, said Monday night Kridrr added it i* expected gram from ('apt. Krause n( (or Seminole Cimnl) wa» at f a »irlberry. your taxes one cent. The laves (obi plan . . . the exhibit* to Orlando. Texua air buses at I:Ts7 a. in. lie looks forward to "real co- tlie Stale Board of Conserva­ the freighter J. lands saving launched today will'll till' Chairman J. C. Hutchison, • • • necessary for the program aie No. I . . . A land acquisition planes had made |H p.i«ses County Cunumv.ion author appointed Avery to lepicscnt EllT. Planes took off hourly operation" with tho Soviet tion will approve the Dis­ The woman wlui called now in force. program to meet outdoor tre- over the vessel in the course izi'.l James I’. Avery Jr. to tbe County Commission at lu- through Hie night sml into the Union in negotiating settle­ trict’* request for $-10,OfiO at from the city jaii window the Motiirs from tlie bund issue ication needs through tlie its next meeting, in about of ill minutes. confer with House and Home t ii r .- executive committee day. Destination: Frankfurt, ment* t» cold war iasucs. other day to II. K. Porter will he used for a plan that year 11*70. based oil tlie multitwo week*. Krause reported damage to F i ii a n r i n g Administration meet in.* ol Ihe chamber of Germany, o.fioO miles away. asking for ‘ a good lawyer" includes 1:1 types of reerea- pie-use ronrept. . . . Castro Appeals the superstructure ami tlir authorities at Atlanta. ill's wearing winter uni­ Commerce. . . . doesn't need one now. lion. They ure; Hunting,salt N'o. 2 . . . Implementing legHAVANA (CPI) — Pre­ hull above the waterline and Avery also was instructed A proposed zoning amend­ forms against the chill of Oc­ Mie’s doing 90 days (or vlaip- water fishing,fresh water i-lationinvolving revision of a (ire that took tvvu hours to to inquire o( IIHFA about its ment r a i s i n g maximum tober in AAe»t Germany do- mier iiilel Castro, faring • lifting in the downtown area. fishing, ramping, picnicking, the statutes in some instances bring under control regulations pertaining to the height of fences in county spile ihe summer like lent- staggering rebuilding job be­ • • • hiking, boating, salt water and completely new ideas ami The J. Iziuis is chartered to establishment a planning residential zones lo six Icet pet attire* In centrul Texas cause of Hurricane Flora'* de­ Robert Besserer, adminis­ swimming, fresh water swim- cniirepts in others. the Caribbean Steamship Co. commission in .inter lo par­ six indies was returned to piled aboard plum-* with duf­ vastation, asked the United trator of Seminole Memorial tiling, water skiing, visiting N'o. A financing plan and flies the Liberian flag. States Monday night to lift ticipate in future federal al­ Hie /.oiling Commission lor fle bugs, rifles and helmets. Hospital wilt be guest speak­ historical or archaeological which will pi i.m.Ic the means It was cn route from Oclw location'. its eemumiir einbnrgo against An Air Force bund tooted a further study. CAPE HATTERAS, ff, C. er at the Seminole County sites, naturo study ami pleas­ far canyittg out the land lie- R ios, Jam aica, to Corpus Changes | n commercial foil-well nt Bergstrom AFil Cuba iinm.-diiitfly. (U l'l) — Hurricane Ginny Seminole County is coiisid Association of l.i(e Under- ure driving. quisitioti phase of the pro- Christi, Tex., with 3L5oo tons •stalled off th* North Carolina ering renaming of its Zoning zoning were approved lo ex- in Austin s* tlie lead plane, * wnters meeting Thursday Ilia local committee further gram, of bauxite for tlie Reynolds Ciiitiiiiis'inn to tin* I’luiiumg peilHc traffic llovv at Inter- military version of tlie 7u7 Exiles Protest roast today, pushing brisk noon at tftc lap ri. states; Outdoor recreation is The recent Legislature passMetals Co. MIAMI (UTI» — Cuban wind* and high tides against Boeing jetliner, thundered off • • • and Zoning Commission to state I Interchanges, more than a frivolity or a lux- "I the Outdoor Rendition Act I'. S. officials said In Court Clerk Art Beckwith ury in Florida. It is basic to «f 1903 which provides the au-1 Washington (hat military air- meet Ihe federal regulations i A plat addition for Sent- tlie runway with division com­ exile* intercepted Bundivy Iiearh. a along th* caatcrn sea­ County acci'pteil a deed tnole lmluilri.il Dark, in mander Edwin II. Iltlrb* and night »s they set out for board. proudly announced today his the Florida way of life and * tlmrity to acquire lands sml craftwrr« sent from Key j Ipim the Atlantic Coa-t Line South Seminole County, was lien. I'aiil D. Adams of Mm*. l uha from Miunii Bench office has been doubly honor­ Hurrirant warnings were in mains!sy in the state's tour- icerratloii areas state-wide to AAr*t to investigate, but approved subject lo Hie post Dill AFU, ila.. the "strike charged today they are being effect in the vicinity of Cap* ed Ashby Jones, deputy Ut-nriciitrd economy. \s such, meet the needs .if today amt a whenthey reached the scene "persecuted" for refusing to li-itt.'ias ami whole gale ing of a SIU.1**1 bond to in filin '' over-all commander. court clerk for county fin­ every Floridan, whethei tie decade heme and for futim- Hi" offending aircraft had take older* from the If, S, sure proper drainage. ances, has been elected sec­ warnings fit w southward to uitlvely pm licipati-s in nut. g.-neiatimis. disappeared, Central Intelligence Agency. County Engineer AAilliaiu retary of the County Fin­ Cap* Lookout, N. C. Ual* door recreation activities <u To scquiie the lunil the According to Krjuse. the Bush requested a meeting ance Officers Association of warnings were posted from not, benefits from the proper -s tnt* Legislature guvr new attack took place 12 mil Suspended willi the t'oinmissi.iri to out Florida lit convention at Mi­ Myrtle llcach, 8. C., to I’rov•iff Cape Corriente, Cubj TAI.LAIIA8.SKh <( I’ll line the county road building ami \rt himself, recently development and us.. „f ib. power* to the Trustees of the 11.40 a. m. EST and lasted Imi'tuwn, Mass. stnt.. s matchless outdoor re. . Internal Improvement bund T hh NVtfru student* ttlni p.ki.l wa* elected treasurer of Hie NORFOLK, Aa ft T i l — ami repair program lor Hi" Boasting hi) mile »n hour until I It a. ill. *1 U«H* til K'-t ullt of Jut| 4$ft«‘r Stale \ssneulioil of Court rcath.mil le.o tiii» • 'Ibis is in- and pass.-.I laws to eurmaik fan Coast Iiii.ir.l vc*sc * kept next year. l wind* near its center, tlie sea* deed a program for all Fl>.rilaunics fioni laves nil tbe they vtiTtf convicted uf |»ar« Clerks. ‘'Isn’t that some­ (he drilling Navy destroyer ST. PETERSBURG tU P D - tn ipatlng in a fxnsterhim rit­ 1sou's seventh twister was lo­ thing," trt asked, “ two slate ‘du, and one for which all wholesale level of certain Fire Dam ages escort Fogg and its 10 man 7 hr seini nud.' ImhIv of tllretu ual demonstration here, writ* cated by the Washington Horidans must work. •porting good to tho tru-t officers in the same office?" c ew under close observation I avlnia B e a r d MeWatters, “indefinitely •u^pended*' from AYeather Bureau at midnight | I lie national’* biggest m funds f.o land purctu.se. • • • Bear Lake Home early today in hurricane lossEDI' about 125 miles south­ 117. wa* found Aloiulay night F'loriihi t\ iVM dustry lixluy is Hut.lour Itrc University It is estimated these taxes William Warfield, education Overheated rsioking fat ex id waters f iat prevented the east of ('ape Hulteru*. It was oil Hie floor of tlie bedroom of Manilny, director (or First Baptist rentiun. The 1'iesiilenl's .oil will produce t.M.'i million >.-ai ■ pioiiod Monday evening at the tiring of a low brie expected t» rmnuin about statier home. Police said there door icreatio n ir m u ro , re ly. . . . It is interesting to .1 L. Dollins home on 'l.illtChurrfi, was inadvertently The sea going tug Chilula ; tfntiary or drift slightly to th* were choke m ark s around her ft left out «( the list of direct­ view cum iii ise *ion recently i< note that the persons paying dav Avenue at Bear Lake was ready to t linear s lovsline Its Foiled Press lnli-rniilinn.il thrmil ami a (Mail of blond lie Wife Charged southwest during tea day. ors of tiie Juvenile i mind] I'ottcd that America spends ih r.r taxes will i-e the same causing rnn'ideratile ( I r e aboard Ihe .lecoinitilMUinrd A prolonged drought nud side her head. in an article in The Herald moil! than 120 billion per year pvupl* who probably will lie damage to the stove and kit­ Fogg as soon as 20 to 30 foot temperature* ranging tqi to In Slaying An autopsy was scheduled, on outdoor in ieatio n aloin last week. making tlie most use of the chen ealdnets seas and SO to fin knot winds III degrees alxive normal have CHESTVIKW i I T’D — 'IT).' Two F a c c T o x hut police said Huy were • • • I his is not a surprising fig* ii i1 va 1) i4ti|Uiit-i| n't trillion Mr*. Dullm. put uut the subsided eiillsrii „ serious forest lire working on Hie assumption voting wife of an Air Force Initial Ladies Night for the uro when com thinks of it in a r e a s . Tlie Fogg lias been drift­ threat in th* South'* piney blaze with table sail. Howeapt.iin dreorated for vator C a se Sentences tlir rase was homicide. fall and winter sea-on si (he terms of amount spent for lb.- slate Is divided into ID ever, fire entered the stove's ing since Saturday night woods which even Hie efforts OCALA (U l’l) — A Cbr"There l.s little doubt ill in Alet Nam has hern charg­ Hanford Shrine Club is slated 1neats, motors, fiieuruis, utii- legion*. . . . Seminole County protective hissl ami rontinu when a line snapped as it of n self-styled rainmaker our minds," said Detective ed with the stabbing death niant uttorney and an Okafor ti;30 p nt Thursday. Tur­ munition, fishing t .- k l e . i< in Region '1 Tim progruin ed up the flu. firemen report- wa* being tow ed by the i'SS have been unable to di-pel. of her husband, police .said. hutupkii farmer pleaded no l.l Cliff Frye key or ham dinner is on the camping equipment, swim- piovidrd for Region VI: 95.• *'d Sali.h lo Texas to Join a Airs. Sheila Jo Miller. 21, j contest Monday to charges of A rush <t forest fires The body was found In Hie menu. President Boy Wil­ *uM«. outd.... clothing, trail- •MMI *44fig Iif wilderness land; Responding to a call for mothball Heel erupted In Southern states same general area where was charged hy Okaloosa evading federal income (airs liams said. ers. etc., plus ttie incidental HI sa lt water b o a t access investigation * a i the Lick* Hurricane Gtnny sprang up Monday and officials moved Ihrnc other elderly women County authorities wHit second on more than $225,000 In rvvcosts of fond, i.elging, gaso- siU'*: 7u fresh water bout ae- hart Volunteer tire Depart- in the area Sunday ami the to put emergency procedure* have town sttarkeil since degree murder. Police said enue. County courthouse, (or In­ i c s s sites; 9.7 mile* of suit merit ami Rescue Squad which two ships began a flgllt into effect. Extra finest fire Aug '.'H One of Hie victims. «hr slabbed Capt. \A.i!do II. U. 8. District Judge Biymt surance purposes, is valued water heu.h frontage; 23 made a thorough check of the against high seas and strong patrol* were ordered in some Anna I’awliw, 75 was raped Miller with a paring knife in Simpson set Dec. Ill for settat $102,000, the County Com­ Exile Reports fresh water swimming sites, a l , l c to determine whether winds. areas and some woodlands ami killed. The other two their house trailer near Fort tincing of attorney Irving mission was informed today The balisli later made for and 19 histomal or archaeol­ the fire was completely oul. were ordered rinsed. women, both of whom sur­ Walton Be .left Sunday night Motsa and B. Lamar Gentry by Clifford McKibbin Jr. Cuba Landing port and the Coast Guard Sr. ogical sites. The raimiiaking effort oc­ vived attacks, were raped and during an argument. Valuable papers on file arc MIAMI i l l’ll - The lead icnt help lo (he Fogg. Altllrr, 30, who was <|ec<ira-1 . In tlie winds of Governor Joint Luncheon curred in Marshall, N. C.. choked. valued at $205,000. er of a militant Cuban exile (i'll with Ihe Distinguished Biyant, “ AVe stand toduy at a M'siduy night where ■ beard­ • • • group say* a band of armed Flying Cross for outstanding 7 Die In Jet ed sorcerer who rail* himself County Commission con­ commandos have landed in crossroads. . . . The effurt* of Slated Thursday J. M. G a rre tt’s service in Viet Nam, died en SALISBURY. England t h e "latpland Rainmaker'’ .M edian Incom e U p yesteryear in the field uf outPublic invitril In attend tinues to allow petitioners in­ Cuba's hurricane - ravaged route to a hospital. tl'P II — A Brili'h Aircraft WASHINGTON (U l’l) — I made his second try. ■lour recreation fall fur short Father Dies luntbe.in and forum on side the railing . . . and the Orient* Province lo wage war Corp. (BAC) One-Eleven jet lie appeared on a hill with 7 lie median family income in L. F. Garrett, father of J result the audience, and espe- agaimt Fidel Castro and his "f meeting the demand* of to- amendments to Male Con airliner on a test and demon' slitulion—elei lion to be held M Garrett of Santord. died a flaming slar-shupei] sytti- tlie United States rose 10s) F lie r M is s in g morrow-------Florid* can. and cully the press table, cannot Cnmmunisi follower. MIAMI I L?1*1S The Coast I Mratioo flight crashed and per rent in 15 yeers to reach bol, Ignited fireworks unit Nov. 3. For reservations Monday afternoon in Green Dr. Luis Conte Aguero. mU*1' recreation bear what transpires. Guard launched a search to­ burned here today, killing the • • • chief of the Sentinels (or Lib­ prugrum to meet the require­ tall .Seminole (lum ber or ville, (ia , of a heart attack shouted incantations, hut tbe $8,000 in 1902, but rising day for a Venezuelan, Ismael seven persons aboard. prices during this ssrne 50 or so people wiho wore ruinments of an expanding and following s long illness. Junior Chamber of Com­ Average man: One who erty, made th« announcement Grnco, who disappeared in a The plane was being tested period showed only a 45 per coal* to the show were disap­ prosperous society." Funeral services will lie merce before noon. Wed thinks he Isn’t Bachelor: A Monday but would not say small plane he rented ut a for British United Airways al ■ ent increase in purchasing pointed An earlier try last All that's needed i* your hrlil Wednesday a' the Green nes.lav . . . I t 3 221! or man who never makes Uie huve many guerrilla* were in | U"lly wood aitpoil Moiuiay. , Uie iuiie. | pow»r. FA 2 51X1. villa Presbyterian Church. ■Ihurs'liy s ’. o (ailed. l Auu ut YE8 on Nov. 6. to* band. same uiislaka cin.v. REFERENDUM SO- .1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE IX A proposed amendment t«» Article ! \ of the Constitu­ tion of the Slate of Florida by adding a section to he nomhered hs the Seeeelary of Slate providing that the Outdoor Itrrrrationaf liesclopimnt Council a* cre­ ated hy the 19f>1 Legisla­ ture. may l«*ur revenue bond*, revenue certificate* Bulletin 'Big Lift' Going 'Like Clockwork' BRIEFS Shoplifter Begins Term In City Jail Ship Strafed Off Coast Of Cuba County Sets Study O f Urban Renewal Ginny Stalled Off Carolina Tugs Stand By Escort Fogg Body Of Beaten Woman Found Rainmaker Fails Raincoat Crowd t I �Legal Notice Legal Notice SMITH. AtRH LAURA HARRIS. MRS BERTHA V. DAVID. W A L K E R P R R V A T T and FRED PRRVATT; Ih* unk n o w n halra, deviate*, gran taaa, naalanaaa, Ilanora. eradltorn, iruataaa and all other partia: cl a i m in g by, through, IfAVINO OR CLAIMtNU TO HAVR ANT ItlUHT. TIT1.E OR IN T E R E S T IN T U B PH<>P R R T T IIKItElN DESCRIBED, LOCATED IN S E M I N O L E COURTT, F I / / H I D A . l o - w l l! I. All o f f r a e t l n i a l Baulion f, To wfiahlp II South. R a n g e II Edit. II. U ovarn m an t lx>le I, I and T nf Section I, T o w n a h lp 20 South. R anga I t E a a t 1IL a a v e m m e n t I. " * » * Northwaat q u a r t a r ; Southaaat quartar af Narthaaif q u a r t a r : North half nf South•eat quarter) Southwait q u a r t a r of Northwaat q a a r t a rj North half of Southwaif quartar; E a a t h a i r af Northwaat quartar of Section I, Townahlp J* South, Range M Eaat. XXI. All that part of Me­ llon 14 lying North and Wait of Oacaata Road In Townahlp 14 Sooth. Rons* 12 Eaat. XXII. All that p a r t af Northwaat q a a r t a r af Northwaat quartar lying North of Oaaoola Knaq of aaet u.n tl. Township 24 S o u t h , Ranga 11 Kaal. XXIII. All of fractional Saclloa 4 lying Weat of ■t. John'a R l v a r , Townahlp It MUIb. Ranga II Eaat. XXIV. W44t thraa-alghtha sad North one • eighth of Eaat flve-alghtha anil tha Houthaaat quartar af Northaaat quartar of Northaaat quartar af Section 11, Town•hip l l Saslh, Ranga II Eaat. XXV. North half of tha Northwaat quarter of Section II, Tnwnahlp t l Booth, Ranga 11 Eaat tlaaa tha Bait 14 faat for road). XXVI. All Wait of SI. John'! nivar of Raellon 14. Townahlp II South, Rang# II Eaat. XXVII. Northwaat quartar at Northwaat quartar of Soulhwaat q u a r t a r tlaaa bstlnnlag 14 faat S-mih and 11 faat Eaat of Northwaat cor­ ner. run Eaat 114 faat. South 104 faat, lhanca Wait 111 faat, thanca South t l faet, thane* Wait 111 faat, thanca North III faat to Faint of Boginning) of sec­ tion It, Townahlp tl South, Rant* 11 Eaat. TDU AHE HHIIEIIY hntlflad that a ault haa baan brought againat you. tha natur* of which I* to ramova aartaln cloud* from and lo qnlat and confirm tha till* to tha abev* daacrlbed real proparty. Th» nama of tha Court In which tha ault haa baan In■tltutad la Tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Clraull, In and For gemlnola Countv, Florida. Tha abbreviated till* of tha ca.a la CAMERON DEVELOPMENT COMPANT. INCORPORATED. a Florid* enrp .ration, Plaintiff. Va. HU­ RT l*. 1IAUKII, at al, Defend­ ant*. Legal Notice * st ic k o r m » CM4XCWBV IS . I •TATS s r VM S IDA f» l MARTA* and n A T M ll.t.R R RONALD HATH IDLER. h e r hueband, whoa* r*eld»nc. la Till N. Boyd Way. Mllwauk*#. W I . r o n a I n; WALTER Y . ro.tcilMAN ami h k u l Y a. coachman , hli wlta; u it. CROITirtVAIT anil MAX INK CROBTHWAIT. hi* wlf», waoaa r*itd*nc* la Bloomington, 111ln«:as c. r.. a o n n eR m i c m m .a rjonuEE, bit wif#: w. H. llM.VAIllI an<l MBNA C. HO­ WARD. hla wlfa; anil each of them. if atlas *nd If daad, tha nipautlaa unknown halra. davlseai. irm faaa, aaalintaa, lienor*. oradllora. Irualaaa and any and all part)** claiming Inwraata by, Ihroueh, unday nr aialnal aald raapaellva n a tn a 4 dafandantai J. H. IIHICB; LIJVI It. UHIUIIAMI W. T. IinoKAW, whoa# raniianaa la Hlaamlneton, llllnolai T. V. linoOMi JULIA J. BUTCR a/k/a JULIA I. IHlTCKl JAMGO It. CAIILIILRl A. L. COUNCIL a/k /a A liT HU II COUNCIL a/k/a A It T II U II l . COUNCIL) ROT M. CltOMTIIWAITH, whoaa raaldanca la Bloomington. tlllnnla: MAROAltRT C. CROWELLi WIL­ LIAM A DORRN and MARIH V IIOKRN, hla wlfa, whnaa addraaa la n/n Virginia I. Duarn, 1IH Virginia Aaanua, N. W., Waahlnglnn T. D. C.| VIIIUINIA L IMIKRN, Whoaa yaaldanaa la IITI Virginia Avnnua Aranua, N. W., Waahlngton T. D. C.i CHARLES E. DOOt-KT, Whoaa raaldanra la Illnnmlnglnn, llllnola; R l/lltKNOB MO AKill FOREMAN, whaaa raaldanca la I'latakaa Ray, llllnolai J. O. HARTSELL; E. L HUNTEm AMOR. KT I*. JONES, whma raaldanca |a Qtr*. Itt-N. Old Hay rront Rnad. Iirooklay Air Forra Bee*, Alabama; RUBEN C. LoFITI) U. LUCAS) IITRON A. >IC ANIK, whoaa raaldanca la M il N. Walla, Chicago. IllInolai J. H. MC NATT) LAW. RENCE MC NEILL: J. R. MKSSKR) C H A R L E S D. MILLS) C. MEXIS a/k/n C M. MRXIS; WILLIAM Nim-Ot CHARLES W. NICIIOUl. whnaa raaldanca la Bloomington. lll­ lnolai HAROLO PAINE, whoaa •dCraai la c/o Mra. nohart J. O’Brian, II Ktganl Reid, Ralnmnl TO, tlieeachuealte; JKtfSRC R. PAINF., whma realdtnra la P e m b r o k e . Naw )l*mpelilr*l IV. It. I’llEVATTi IDA V. RAULF.IISON: DORA I. R H A Dl MARJORIE S. URAD. whoaa raaldanta la Rlccmlngton. Ullnnla; VIIIOINIA J. READ, whoag raal­ danca la 1144 Ui-adway, Boulh P u r I l a n d . Union; DOHA RREDl JULIA V. SMITH: ItollKIlT HMTl.tKl ANNA V. STRIILINO, whnaa rail-ten, e la Rloamlnglon. llllnolai W. A. STONE) OPAL P. WILKKHgoN. whoaa raaldanca la t i l l Davnnahlra Driv*. o ■ f o r d. Ohl«) MRS. J, W. WILMOT and aaah of Iham. t( nllra, tu l their raapaellva u n k n o w n apnuaaa. II mnrrlad. and. If daad. Din raapacllrn unknown apnuaaa. halra, davtaaaa. gran laaa, naalgnatn, llannra, art dll >re. Irualaaa, and any and all parllaa claiming Iniaraata hr, through, under or againat aall raapaellva namad dafandintt: tha unknown wlvan of JAMKit 11. URTCB, AltTIIUU L. COUNCIL 0/k/o ARTHfll COUNCIL a/k /a A L COUN CD. clIAIlLWa c. PAINE. ARTHUR 0. WIIMtlN and ANRI. O. J SIPHON. reapaollvaty; T. IIKNItT ASlIUHTl INtill AM C0RTRL1.) HAMILTON DISSTONi WHITFIELD H. DRAKE) J J. DUNNE; LEWIS TV. KLAIt IT, aomprlalng tha laat hoard of Dlrectm* of FLORIDA LAND AND IM 1'RHV BURNT COMPANT. i dlaaulvad Florida eorpuratlon, • hair u n k n o w n aaalgna. aue aaaaor* la Intaraat, Irualaaa and alt parllaa c la im in g In laiaala by, through, under ar aialnal aald D trarln ri and aald dlaaulvad rcrp ora llnn UDWIN J. DH K TFl'a. whoaa leel.lenca la 1141 R m a d w a y Naw Turk. New Turk; FRANK t KAHWLKKN, J H , whoaa realdanra la III* B ra a dw a New Tnrk, Naw Tark; II KKt-HKT, J P QUINN, wl, . . . ye-tdenca la t i l t h Mtreal and Llvlnaetntt Avanua, Fialdaon N-w York, eainprleltig tha |a -t llnard o f Dlrerlora of PACKARD DEVELOPMENT Ci til I'u RATION, a dlaaulvad Florid * corporation, thalr un known aaalana. aurra-anra In Inlereat. true)*** and a ll par tie a , lalmlnn Intaraeia by through, under or ag a in a t aald Dlrartnra and aald dlaa.ilve.1 rnrporatlnn; L J c t X t r r . l t l ‘ S ClKit'Ett; W II- COOPER, run;pitting the lt*t Hoard o f I nra,'tor- of HILl-HR' >11' i f u l l l l l t i n ’KRT COMPANY a h a CiMIPUR 11 It O C R It T COM PANT, a dlaaulvad F lo rid a cor P ration, thalr u n k n o w n aa ■lam luceaaeora In Intereai truaieaa and all partlea claim Inc Intareata by. th iu u a h . un d.r or t - a l o a t aal.l Director# a n t a a ll dlaaulvad iurporaII h ANKm RD h a n k and TRUST COMPANT. a F lorida c r p o f a l l o n , tha unknown aeigna, adCtaaaora In Intaraat. ilireviure alockholdara, trualeva aranteae. Ilanora. cradit or - and all parilea cla lm ln a tnteraaia by, thr ough, under or au il n . l aald corporation ; the u n k no w n halra. devtaeea. grant r . « a «*ia oe-a. Ilanora, rradi* tore Irualaaa, and all ulhar ptrMee cla im in g lntaraaia hr ttir.iuah, und.i or agalnal U.\ i;|.Y N D A N O .L dacaaaad. II Iher tha n \ IRHINl t KANt'ftlK ; |h « u n k no w n i l F i l i t t i , iiftiiti* " , it, 11 « n o i t t r«4linf« M * e ■Mil i l l othe r p e r t If % > b>. through. • ItllM in atf i t n i t <} It H i m i Ml* |(<il«DUtt. If u i k i r i*ii 4 K U l . Y U : H o i M i o L t i - ■ad 1 of Section 11, Tow n ah lp 11 S n a t h , Ranga 11 Kaal. IV. flovarnmant tail I and tha Wiat 14 ghalnl of Oovarnmast L o t Ii Northaaat guarlar of goulhwaat a u a r I • rt Northwaat quarter of Hduthtaat q a a r t a ri Houthaaat quarter of Hnulhwaat q u a r I • rt Soulhwaat quartar nf goulheaat quarter of Sactton SI, Tawnahlp II South, Range It Rail. V. T h a so u t h II ekalna of flovarn m an t Lota I and • tlaaa begin ning at l a t a r l te t l o n of So u th Una nf Ia>l I and Enat lln a o f St. John'g Avanua, run Kaal tn rlvar, Northw r i t on rlvar gp p roiim a inly 110 feat to North tine nf Trued T r a c t South I I dagreet. M annul* # Waal 141.1 f a i t , t h a n e * S o u t h a i a t tn b eg in n ­ ing! o f f a ctio n St, Tn wnahlp If, South, R ang# 11 Kaal. VI. South half nf d o v a m man! I<ola I and 4 and a ll o f Qovarnmant Lola I and I and Waal thraaq u a r t a n o f South***! quarter and N o r t h Itiraa-quartarg of Kaal q oarlar o f goulheaat q u arte r and tha S o u lh ­ waat quartar *f ■*«• linn t l , Townahlp I* South. R a n g * II Kaal. TI L Lola f ih fn u g b 14, In­ a l u a I V •; Lota IT through 11 laclualv*) Lo la I I thr ough I t InclUilv*. o f SOUTHERN FLORIDA CITRUS COMPANY'S P l a t of f a c ti o n II, Townahlp II South, Rang* II Kvat p»c Plat record­ ed In Plat Uook I. p a g e I*. Public Raoorda of S * m I n 0 1 * County, Florid*, *nd Ih* Nort hca at quarter o f Northaaat quarter S o u t h w * a t o f St. John'e Rlvar I F I n s W aal of tanc* daecrlh*d In Dead Runk II I. p a g e II, B g m I h o I a Cou nty record* ( I n * b e g i n n i n g l i t II feat Smith and 111).IT teal Boat of Soulhwaat earner o f flnvernmant L i t I In Section t l . To wnahlp II. South. R an#* I I Kaal. run Hiiulhanalarly a 1 a n a St. John'* Avanua HA faat. North II degraaa jo minute* Kaal to r l v o r. Northwaetarly tilin g r l v e r in Nurlh lin e ut Section !*, t h e m # Weat to point till I faat K**l uf Hnulhwaat co m er of •aid Onvarnment L i t a. a a u ih *1 dear***, 1J minute* Weat to point nf heglnrilnal nf Hti'tlon Jl, Town• hip I» South, Ranga 11 Eaat. T U I . W aal h a lf at Narth• ea t q u a r ta n Eaat half of Northaaat quar. tart South half; Eaat half nf Northwaat quartar) Waal halt af Northwaat quarter nf Saotton I t , Tnwnahlp It South, lia n a * H W f iM s rl ha(jt)onum to J Arp you looking for hus­ band No. 2T Then you ought to be inUr■atad In whst a man who reads this column h at to say. It might better your chance* of getting a second husband to the altar. He writ**: “Maybe it's my agp (40) or mayba It'a be­ cause I'm divorced, myself but mateh-making hosts**** frequently pair tns off with a divorce* and I've coma to ths conclusion th at a tot of ai-wtvca looking for a hugid make Ut# same mis­ takes. “On*. They are so obvious­ ly hue band-hunting they scar* a man off before ha baa a chance to gat realty interest•d. Instead of lotting tho man taka tha load, they atart right In to pursue him, and be quite (DsuohQbbtil P ass 2 — Oct. 22, 1063 V rrslR Byru»h Mniett naturally get* ready ta run. “Two. They talk Uo much —and too readily—about the ■heel’ who wes husband No. 1. No m in who Ukna a wom­ an out wants h> gpend tha evening listening to her ex­ periences with another man. “Three. They try too hard to he the life of the party. Instead of trying to create an atmosphere of quiet compan­ ionship that might put the Idee of marriage in a man’* mind, they give th* impreagion of being bright and gay end brittle—reel party girl*. “ Kour. They ere so afraid a man might think they are lonely that they talk too much ebout ell the men who are giving them a greet, big rush, which seema a hit ju­ venile for a woman who has been married and divorced." That It just one man’s g o o d ; If you h a v e . It o u g h t t o l>* *n*y to a v o i d th*m i n t h e future. Men — worthwhile reading; Happier Wlvee (hint* for husbands).’* Just send 23 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Ser­ vice, c/o The Snnfoid Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New-York 19, N. Y. $acoby On fijudep Take e look et th* Went hand only. Your opponent* have reached four apedea on simple strong bidding end you ( t ) TV R ies k o u t—Quia 11:11 ( I ) Meal* sr* on lead. You want to make an attacking lead and WEDNESDAY A. M. your problem is to decldo I i S* ( t ) ' a i t m n i e U o g 1:11 ( I ) Sunahln* A lm a na e whether the heart suit or the (4) Nswe, W *» lh*r M S 4) Orovs. Farm Hoport diamond suit ia better for at­ f i l s ( I ) Florida Hlotory tack. ( I ) Nunrle* S«m**t*r 7:44 (1) Today If your partner hold* only l i t W ok * Up Moylas two heart* you want to get 7:24 ( l l Film F»*tu *« (*) Mickle Evan* the king of henrta right on 7:11 ( I t Local N*we, W eather th* tahle, but the chances are i so i i ) ca p t a i n Kangaro o t:lfl ( I ) Cartoon* th at tf anyone Is short in t;*4 ( I ) Jack LaLann* heart* it will be th* declarer. II ) Arq*(lcan H la tu r / <11 E.orcle* For Wumoo So you decide to start on th* l i t ! ( I ) (-artoun* diamond suit and try to get 1:14 (I) (1*1* Sturm t l ) Iluiiipar Room a diamond trick set up. t l:4 4 (11 Hay Whan It is a mighty wise decision ( I t N*we Once you open that queen of II ) Spanliti 14:11 (Jl Naw* diamond, you will be able to 14:14 (11 Ray Whan t l ) I l.o va Lucy get in a diamond trick hefor* (J) l)*camh#r Hrld* declarer ha. time to set up 11:44 III Con. rntratiua dummy's Jack of heart* for * t l ) MoCoy* (41 Uric* I* R ig h t discard. Ycu will also make 11:14 (1) Mleelnn Link* your ace and king of hearts (Color) (4) I’al* And (llady* and your partner will get hi. (4) S*v*C K»ye ace of clubs. Incidentally, It I* worthy of WEDNESDAY P. N. note that South hai an abso­ 11:4* ( l l World S*r'»e lute cinch for three no-trump (4 l Lora of U f a Television Tonight TUUOAT P. M. M l tl) Ntwgoepe (!) New*. Sport*, Weather 1:14 (I) Editorial arts t t ; Nnws, SportK W tsthir M l (I) Niwe—W allir Croaklti (4) N*we— Ron Coehran ft) Huntlsy - Rrlnkl*r 4:41 (•) Congree*ton»l Rnport 1:01 ( I ) M-Sqund tiN 1:40 I tll till Ml 14:44 (() Advsntarie In Faro4lt* (») Rebel (I) Mr. Novtk (I) Combat t l ) H*d ak elto n (I) Emplr* (Color) II) Mollaloo Navy (t> Uroafoit Show (1) Richard Roono Shurr It) rottlooat Junction (4) Jack Bonny (tl Oary Moor* ( I ) T*l*phnn* Hour (I) FuglUv* 11:44 (1X11 N*wg, W talhtr, Sport* (I) Mid-Flo. N*w* Tha daaarlpttcn af tha rail (I) Thtattr of ih* Bur* property Involved la aa sat 11:14 (I) T o n ig h t S h o w forth above (Color) You ara harahy required to Mia your Alrawar or other pleading* In tha Plalhllfra Complaint with tha Clark uf ihe et.ovr namad L'uail. anil la aerve a copy thereof upon EL WOOD P lllU .ln i. 140 Eaat Rublnton Avenue, Orlando. Florida. attorney for the Plaintiff, on or before the .Sth 4ey nt November. A. D, 1441 Herein fall not or • OCTOBER Si Decrta Prn Cunfaaao will ba Admlsaleas • niared againat you for the relief demanded In tha Cota- Joseph X. Nay. Floyd C. plaint. WITNESS my hand amt Horn*, Edith A. Manic. Wil­ *•*1 thla 4'h d*/ at October. liam r . Dyi'bet, Nannie Duf­ A D. 1M>ISKAL) Arthur It Beckwith, Jr fy, Della Galloway, Rachel Hark uf the Circuit Court Pries, Fred Harris, Belly la end Fur Bemlnole Coun VI*. Willi# A. Rhodti, Val­ tr. Florida, Ry; Martha T V l h l e e erie Rogers, ell of Sanford; Deputy c l e r k Shirley Meatle, Mary C. EL WOOD I'll ILDUS too Eaat Riihtnaon Avanua llrooklyn, of Lake Mary; CyOilatido. Florid a rua II. Willard, Chuluota; Attorn ey for I'lalnttff Puhtlah Oat. Iv 11. It. I*. M il Edna T. Smith, Betty Jo Vet­ ODN-M ter, of DeBary; France* IV T I IS (T H lT tT f o i s t . Thompson. Ostten; L e r o y \ I V I II JTD K H tL CIRUl'IT Hodge, Merritt Island; Faith 114- FI.IINIIIA IV 4 VII FUN McGruthcr, I.oikwooiI. OKWIVOI.F. ( lU 'V T V . t t i e v i r i H i v o . tales Birth. la tho Malta* at th* Adoption Mr. and Mfi. Douglas Thomp­ Eaat o fi IX itovaramant l e t 4 and v t n n i L J A M t e t l e m i n o ky son, s baby boy, Ostrrn; Mr. Waal h a lf of South- UF.illtilR THUMAS KINtl. Jit and Mrs. William J. Ilendrii, eaat q u a r t a r and V l t r i l 'E T i l a l l i v w I’ 4 V ON ItF rL tlN IIIA a hairy h ay, Mr. and Mr* Siiuthaaal quartar nf T H U » H T H South***! quarter nf n i l J . o t r . 4 FLEMISH Pascal J. Maiuc, baby boy, wlioe* p L c * *1 r**ld*nc* lie -lion II, Tawnahlp all of Sanford. tl South. Ranga II I* u n k n o w n n o t ic e ta t i E n r a v o t v Eaat. Discharge* X ilovarn m aM Lot 1 nf EN THAT a B o o m F*t1tlon Hecllnn II, Tnwnahlp ha* h**n Hind In th* ClrnuR Shirley Jean Grant, Alma I t South. Ranga 11 unurt. Ninth Judletal Circuit Gully, Dawn Kiddy, June ut Florid*. In *nd for S i m l n o l * Uaal. Xt ilnuthaaat q u a r t a r ) County, In Ch*nc*ry, wh*r*ln (Tampion. Norma L Young, Northaaat q u a r t a r ; I'elltloner, UKOHilU TIIOMAH Hattie McCloud, Annie My­ O ovarom ent L o l a 1 KIND. JR • e* k e I* a d o r t I ers, Mrs. Wayne Swartifager add I tlaa* Ih* South cartaln o h tt * . rn*t* child, t* and baby boy, Mr*. Wrndall I 1 I X chain* of Li i wit, VI H u l l , JAM Ea FLEAt Jl of g a c t I o n IJ IM), lh«e* pr**«nt* *r* tn C. I ajwc and baby girl, Mr*. T .w nahlp I* South ratiei and r*r|ult* y« n to •'* and *pp**r h»for* th* abuv* Robert Lobdell ami baby girl, Rang* IJ Eaat. XII. Alt of sactton II. >1,1,1 Court on th* H t h il*y all of Sanford. Delores Wil­ Tow n ah lp II South, of NoV*mh*r, A. P 1 U J . then *nd th*r« to *how <*tte*. It liams, Winter Garden; Kl»ie R anga I t Eaat. XIII All that p a i l of tha »ny you c»n. why Ih* r*qu«*t Hruwn, Deilary; W11111 m Waal h a lf of fa ctio n J of th* F e i tllu n rr her*in (huuld Flowers, Lake Monro*. ly in g North o f C*.-#- not b* gr*nt*d Herein fall not *1** * P»nla Road la Tnwnahlp | r.* f r o aonfeeao wilt be Jo South, R a n i* IJ • tutted ***l net |uu and th* Eaat. XtV. All nf M ellon I i-auei procee-t .apart*. Erie Absent Hospital Notes C l Er nie Ford I l i t S (4) Near 11:1* (4) Kaarck fur (4) Father Know a l ! * lt 11:41 (I) Holding U e h l 1:44 (4) Rechelnr F ath rr 111 Heneral lln ep lla l 1.14 (4) Ae The W orld Turn s (») N e w • !:4S ( l l C.trloun* 2:44 ( I ) I’aeewnrd t l ) Ann Rothern II I* IS) H o u e i P a r l y IS) Day In Court 1:«» i * i To T ' l l th» Tr uth II ) Queen For a Day VVITNKSa my h»nd »h d of flTownahlp Jo S o u t h , ctal ■•*! *■ Clerk o f th* Cir­ Rang# IJ Eaat XV. S o u th * eat q u a r t e r ; cu it Court. Ninth J u d icia l Cir­ Waal h a lf of Sou th - cuit of Florid*, In an d for B U F F A L O , N . Y. ( L T D - ! a a at q uartar, N o rth ­ Seminole County, tine trd day K*pr**rnt*ttva* o f Krte, Pa.. aaat quartar ut Sou th - of Octobtr, A. D. 1**1 eaat quartar; South- tSE Al.) wvro t'onspii'uouily atnent Arthur It l l e . k n l t h . J r . n i l quartar ut Sou th c l e r k o f th* Circuit Cuurt, f r o m S u n d a y ’* a n n u a l meat • aet quarter; South Ninth Judicial Circuit of in* o f th* New York -Pen n 4IA feel nf the North Florid*, Ire and F o r eiemlh «lt of I t a . t h i a » •y lvan l* U n ivb all L*agu*. nnl* Cou nty T o w n a h lp A* S o u t h . Hy: Martha T V lh lo a R a n g e t l La>t R e p r e a e n t e t iv e * o f A u b u rn , D. C \ V I AH nf Section I Batavia, U vn *ia. JaineH ow n T o w n a h lp 14 South, llordon V Frederick Attorney a t l-a-e liana* A! Eaat iaau apl and W e l l e s v il l e — tho U a g u e ’a Northwaat quartar of 101 . j o | N o r m t'ark AvonuO f i v e o t h e r f r a n v h i .c * — q e i o Sanford. F lorid* Northwaat quartar ! d * j all p res en t an.| de>Tarcd them* XVII. Kaal h a lt of North#* .; uubiie h Oct. i . t», q u a rte r o f Northaaat C D N -l* •vlvvs a olw n t and ra cer for q uarta r o f S o r t h w e e l q u a r t e r ; Nort huea t | Mt «t4 1 U MOUCIIOUUIH I ah-j I atiliRnubtl* d e a l v r i of- a ctiu u in 19(1 i , acco rd in g to 1,1w w i r,«- th« unUiiv w u h #1 ra, mi t r i e r o f Northaaat (or their b r t t b u ) t In l l e r i l d l e a g u e p i e , i d e m Vincent M c ­ 4* 1 *fc■I »a 41 TilUDI. II• • I■ II quartar of Northwaat Nam ara. ini.u s c t c i i t i i r i , 11 ii * *• • • • («•! q u arte r; North half L-laeatltcii d i i p l a y a d s . fill wthtr UfitUtB i 1aiming* Inof S o u lh w eet quarter l i N i t a by, th r o u f h . rnittfir dr o f Vortheaat quartar av ^ »i j r uq u i v nf S orlh waal quartar. >ifm I i s '•!« tt iflhff ib iu J T M*vSoutheaal quartar o f i ns j ii. 4ii*i u . n m i : v MoUthwaat quarter of ih* u n h t i o o u li«lr*a ib fwtilheaat q u a r t a r ; v litll, fifABtiB*. SUtNU«««. Deal half of Eaat half; V#nar«, rre4llorfi. t r u i u t i 4>i>l Weat h a lf of North nil 4iiu«r p firUtt AUtmtiig lu* aval quarter of S e c ­ l«r«il.« U), tarc*ueh* u n 4 « f *»r tion a Townahlp tn « i a t r\ • t Kr.tEAMfTH f l u : * South. H a n g . JJ Kaat. V \ r r. t l r f B M t l |f o l t it r tilth W i l t i l l that part of tha u n * ii ii r i u i v \ r .s m i t h U rat half of NorthOoal x i 11H t u i i v i m t i u s . Mu.-* q i a r t o r or Northaaat l * o Are l . u m \ . J L »n> |t UTII \ \ HAVIU, r !» quartar ly in g North uf I Vftrrnoon M»n. Thru F rt iK U U lil II IKVA TT. T NV hrlrh road, o f l o c t lo ii l i e ) w e e n 1:40 A n d 7:tH) i >\ 4 L h i : i t1 r i u . v ATT H II t , Town ah lp t* South. j'liM -ir r j \ P H iiv err »n*o It Baal MAX l ( l \ >:li4. XU.N \ MAM X n n u th aatt quartar af TlU'VVH «ii4 lh* hfilffi i t Ifiw Northaaat quartar; all . .1 IIAI.1Y Mi' CI.III.1.AN « k a Northwaat quartar SC I I> Ml! I M . U 4 A M I fi k % Northwaat quarter l y ­ iU X iiA i.il j mo in g Narth of hr . k 1 dscFASt.l. ih # u h k n a w n htlr«, ro 4 tlaoo Boat .41 dfi* g r i t i li f i t . k u l c n m . ftalY; Pv«t t h r a • r.aj r» i rfidUfirta i r a f i l i i t «n4 quartar* t Narth athif p*H|»M rlfiln iin e b>t quartar o f -Sm tthaeat A L L T H E I.O U ST EK YOU C A N E A T — I t . U un4»r r n*i J q u a rta r (lea* r t a d l o f i i I'll »■v \ t r, Ufiifiotfiit.. it C h a r Bruited Sie*l>* M e l l o n 1. Towt.thip Jo t in I lb. n •toolk- t.ahga t l Laat | HIM ay IT-9 .SANFuRD VAU. Ub* U 4'44fiVAl AT 4 i AgX hotU kw ata q uad*a at I:JA 1*1 Naw* l:li) C> You Don’t Say (4) ill 4 44 (1) (4) III Jim Spencers also Kcriuml Prices During These Hours JIM SPENCER’S llurna and Allen Un ci* W alt IL el of Or>,urhn Itourhon S treet Raal 1:1* (1) Riflemen l l ) Leave It To Reaver TASTY By Oswald Jacoby hand la too strong. There ar* two other ways to get there. On* ia for North to reipond one no-trump in­ stead of two spades. The other Is for South to rebid in no-trump Instead of spades. Ail In all Ui* main point i* that th* way to reach three no-trump is for someone to bid no-trump some tin* or other. NORTH AK JS ♦ 842 AQ J • ATI EAST AMI fi A K 4 3 V 1087 WEST ♦ q J 103 A 132 ♦ 1)7 8 AABS 3 KOI’TH (D) A A Q 10 9 1 fiQ S ♦ AK4 A K 10 4 Both vulnerable Ben Ik 1A West North rase 3 A Knit Pons 4 A 1‘i j i Pang P ats went g little wild. * * a DEAR ABBY: 1 am 24 and my husband la 28. We have three lovely children who mean the world to us. Yesterday while my hus­ band was sleeping, I went into his wallet to get some snapshots of our children to show a neighbor. 1 camo across a picture of a young, pretty girl, and written on the front was. ’’To Wally with love from ninllc." On the back in my husband's handwriting, was a phone number, so I called her up. She said she didn't know any "Wally" and she hung up on me. When I asked my husband about it, he a(imlt< ted he had been seeing her at a her every Friday night for a few months, but that was all there was to It. Ha snore he loved me and said if I forgave him, he'd nev< • r see her again. What should I do? I am all brok­ en up. ALL BROKEN UP DEAR BROKEN: Double your efforts to be every­ thing a man wants in a wife. Nagging, recrimina­ tion and coolness will only give him good reason to turn his attentions else­ where again. Tell him you forgive him and then really forgive him, and put it out of your mind. A R E A D IR EC TO R Y O w ning lead— * Q INSURANCE AUTO A PROPERTY AIK CONDITIONER and maybe North end South H. B. Pope Co., Inc. should get to that contract, H For The F insit Year Around IN SU R A N C E would b« easy enough if Weather Conditioner All 1.1ties W ritten FEDDF.KS South opened one no-trump, Salea — Service Bring Tour Intturanca but with 18 high card point! Av*. Sanford Problems To Ua — and n strong five-card suit hi* 200 S. Park FA 2-4234 A Service HARRY ADAIR’S Seminole TV Clip tod bring this ad and geceiva a HIKE HOT DOU with your all day skate ticket. Feed Store 322-9333, 322 9217 ONOKA HOAD — SANFORD OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUR BOARDING HOUSE ( 4 0 THAVAIIFVLMWAWHfcTLBw . . . . „ e . . . 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IS Gall* 18 Thrr*wvng*d g w ..q 1 4 1’hUgnuUc X) Mr Andrea* a [tip and u n w l n M nltuwi* 31 M irsrfl 37 Selects zznnaoi b*(or«h*ad 14 Hand Now 88 Check M Pvrwa*! comb lorn: 14 Knjoysbut la S \ T . MTV. JUSTEFnWE'' iu e ir ie s s m a m * K ,„ M Let's Eat I taint I Nflwid l*u•• Mtfia "KftrHI fi VlerwudeM ' *?.v ALEEVE , S t Halt H ffiffitM !»• From Session Have You Won a Dinner of Your Choice at (Color) F.de* o f Night W ho Do You T r u l l Match H im * Sarrat Stnrm Trallmaatey Tell your friend, to go with­ out you. A deer in the cra­ dle ii worth two on the fender. • • * DEAR ABBY; A friend of mine hat two different col­ ored eyes. One ia brown and the other la blue. 1 once knew a bull dog with Ihe tam e thing. Does it mean anything? Ii this common in either animaia or hu­ man)? How dne. *nmcthing like this happen? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS; Having two different colored eye» occurs only occasionally in man and beast — and In blrdi, (oo. (Not fi.h—their e y n are colorless.} It's a freak of nature, indicating that the color chromosome. All Day Skate Tumor- row D E A R D E E R H UN TER: DEAR ABBY: My wife and I are having an argu­ ment and have agreed to let you settle it. I made plans to go de*r hunting from Dec. 13 through Dec. 22. My wiie if expecting her lecond baby on Dec. 14, anti she want* me to be home to take her to the hos­ pital. Our first baby came two weeks late, and I have a hunch (hi. one will. too. M> wife lays the h n a hunch this one will be on time. If I am needed. I can get back home la 12 hours. I can't change the date of the trip because I am going with two other men and all the plani are Mt. Don’t you think I should plan to go? DEER HUNTER o p i n i o n , b u t i t ’* w o rth - e k i n g seriou aly by a n y w om an who w u iita t o m a k e u o econd try a t m a r r i a g e b u t h a sn ’t b een h a v i n g m u c h lu ck g e t t i n g e m e n e e r i o u s l y i n te r e st e d . S o ch e c k o v e r the l l e t o f c o m p l e l n t e e n d se e i f y o u h a v e b een m a k i n g a n y o f t h o s e m i s t a k e s . I f y o u h a v e n ' t, By Abigail Van Buren zr I I T 3 “ :t r ST' ~ S) 44“ m yr 9M K JT ~ u 41 sr fi" T T ■ -rei-i 4.11, W l ( j m• .. . , , ___ 7 k ■ p r r F a I it* TT ■ p - ~ ?i 10 II �* H t» # « n tg rl Oct. 22. 1903 — Page 3 W rfU Reception Honors Bride-Elect D A R Plans District Meeting Thursday Welcome Wagon Installs Officers New officers of the Sanford Welcome Wagon Club were installed at t h o monthly luncheon meeting at Phelps Restaurant. Mrs. Virginia PeIroski, Welcome Wagon hos­ tess, served as Installing of­ ficer. Mrs. A. L. Probit Is the new president and others serving with her wilt be Mrs. Robert Thornell, vice presi­ dent, and Mrs. Mcnn Shaffer, secretary-treasurer. The new president appoint­ ed the folMwtng committee chairmen Mrs. Norris Plank, telephone; Mrs. Constantine Curiale, membership; Mrs. Roy Pounds, hospitality and publicity; Mrs. C. D. Otty. sunshine: Mrs. Clyde H. Beers, cards; Mrs. J. Rus­ sell GoulJ, bulletin, and Mrs. H. D. Rowland, reservations and scrap book. The luncheon was served from tables decorated in a Halloween theme with a cen­ terpiece of flowers In a large pumpkin. Four guests were welcomed by the group. A district meeting of the Mill Bonnla Stoffer, bride-1 w. L. Kirk, William Stemper. I Harmon, Mary Joyce Bate-i Judy Asensio, Marty Stemelect of Ensign Donald R. Da- Madclyn Kuhn, F. H. Wll- man, Thomas L. Largcn, Wll- per. Pat Kuhn, Jean and Joan Florida Society of Daughters honor re -| hln»*dam^ Reck, R. E. Lundquist Wilke and Peggy Jane Lund- of the American Revolution nault, wai gueit of honor ^ H Mirion| ind MisicI Pat Rabun, | qulit. will be held at the Mayfair cently at a reception given Inn, this Thursday. The business session will by Mr*. Byron Leach, Mri. C. •tart at 9:45 a.m. followed by M. Flowers, and Mrs. Irving a luncheon at noon. Pryor at the Pryor home on The district comprises t t Margaret Road. chapters in central Florida Due to the hospitalization in and state officers including Tallahassee of Bonnie's sla­ Mrs. Robert Angle, state re­ ter, Mrs. A. O. Stoffer (Bon­ gent, of Fort I.uudrrdale will nie's grandmother) was in the be present. Mrs. W. D. Smith, receiving line for her mother. district director, of Maitland, The grandmother and honcreo will be in charge. were presented corsages of small yellow mums. Attached Class Selects to the ribbons of the honorcc's corsage were a small wedding band and wedding Group Captains bell. She was also psesented a gilt by the hostesses. For N ew Year The bride's book, which the guests signed, was compli­ Mr«. Ray Williams enter­ m e n t e d by a manzanita tained the Dorcas Class of the branch set in a low, yellow First Baptist Church at her heart-shaped basket f i l l e d home on Idylwllde Drive. The with mums and fern. On the business meeting was presid­ branches. Intertwined w i t h ed over by Mrs. Williams, fern, hung Mrs. Pryor's baby who is president of the class. ring, her mother's wedding Group captains were selected ring, and her maternal grand­ for the new year. mother's weddng band. “ Giving of Ourselves,” was Refreshments of a p p l e the subject of an inspiring de­ punch, mints, nuts and cook­ votion by Mrs. Tom Mero. ies were served from a tabic MHS. VIRGINIA PETIIOSKI. left. Welcome \\’n#on hostess, presents the The meeting was adjourned covered wth yellow nylon net pavel to Mrs. A. L. I’robst, new president of the Sanford Welcome Wagon and members enjoyed a social over a yellow cloth. The cen­ Club. Other new officers installed at the monthly meeting from left, are hour during which time re­ terpiece was a double wed­ freshments were served. Mrs. Robert Thornell, vice president and Mrs. II. It. Shaffer, secretaryding ring arrangement of fern O t h e r s attending were treasurer. (Herald Photo) and yellow mums flanked by Mmes. Carl Moyer, Charlie tall yellow tapers in silver J. R. Hudson, Leo Watson. J. MISS BONNIE STOFFER, center back, was giient of honor nt a recep­ candlesticks. Robinson, Carl McWhorter, tion nt the home of Mru. Irvin# Pryor. Left to right are, front row, the I n v i t e d guests Included (I. David, Jam es Rhinrr, Ro­ hnnoree'n grandmother, Mm. A. O. Stoffer, Mm. Pryor nnd bnck, with 51me*. Raymond Ball, George bert McDaniel, Walter Brooks, Miss Stoffer, co-hostesses, Mrs. Byron Leach, nnd Mrs. C. M. Flowers. Stine, Joel Field, Hubert Carl Tillls amt John Walker. Smith, Carl Rabun, Everett Harper, Anson Stoffer, H. K. Turner, Gary Hudgins, A. A. McCIanahan, G. J. Ascnsio, The Geneva Garden Club Mu* Mildred Turner was plans for this project, which James Pirotlr, held the first meeting of the hostess at the home of her will benefit the Little Red D. A. Turner, K. M. Sandon, The Civic and Social Depart­ fall season at the T. J. ChalSchool Rouse, will he an­ Paul Werner, Henry Gill Jr., f.int home. Rest Haven on mother, Mr*. II. E. Turner, nounced in a few weeks. Craig Moore, E. W. Foy, Bart ments of the Sanford Wom­ I. ake Harney. Mrs. I'.lorDon a recent meeting of the 1) t li c r s attending were an's Club met at the club­ Bartholomew, Roy Farm er, Perry and Mr*. Chalfant Zeta XI Chapter o( Beta Sig­ Mine*. Richard Itutler, J. T. I . It. Sctte, Leroy Heath, M. house. Wednesday a t 10 a.m., were ro hostess. ma Pin. Corley, O. S. Dormlney, Gary R. Strickland, Ira Southward, lo paste labvls on envelopes Mrs. W It. Heath, preslMrs. I/-on Swain, program Hudgins, A l v i n Kilpatrick, dent, cuiklut test the business for the TB Association. Louis l.imickugel, James Ly­ session. Other officers (or the chairman, presented M r s . M. J. Corbett, of the Health ons, Ernest Morris. Robert year are Mrs. W. I. Bernard, Mary Joyce Baleman. who Morris, Thomas Russell, Fred Department, presented a film vice president; Mrs. II. (!. gave a program on “ Amer­ Wilson, Vincent Cara and entitled “Sign Posts'* which Shuler, secretary; Mrs. Char­ ican Prose,” explaining its in­ Donald I.eFils. les S. Bromley, treasurer and pointed out early signs of Mrs. Philip Iloyd will be fluence on American history. Mrs. Charles II. Cole, par­ lung Iron tile, such as shortStic pointed out that the lio-tess (or the next ineeUng • liamentarian. ness of breath anu colds. better writings of llio first 2uo on No. 5. Prior to the business The possibility o( a In-aut 1Following the film allowing, years was informative rather session, a pledge ritual will cation program lor Geneva NKMKROCALLI* CIRCLE Mrs. Grace Fisher read an than entertaining. Ily the lie held for Mrs. Cara, Mrs. was discussed article and a question and early part of 1800 tho "com­ LcFils and Mrs. Edison My­ Hcmrrocallis Circle m em ­ Guest speaker, Dr. Philip answer period was conducted. mon man” was becoming ers. J, Weslgate, from |hc Uni­ bers started off the new year Tho program was under the more literate and had more versity of Florida Experimen­ witli a covered dish supper at direction of Mrs. Lorraine lime for reading. The roman­ tal Station, showed slides and the home of Mrs. Eric Vihlcn Graham, program associate tic novel developed in the talked on horticulture. A live­ works of Irving, Poe and with Mrs. Thelma -Sikes as co- of Hie Seminole County TB ly discussion followed during 1IKUMNG PREPARE TH SEALS for mailing at a recent meeting of the Association. others of that period and dur­ bostess. the question and answer perWayne Epps, son of Dr. and Woman's Club are left to right, Mrs. O. M. Harrison, luncheon chairman, ing the Civil War period re­ Mrs. Robert Martin presid­ A covered dish luncheon kxt. Mrs. Istrraine Graham, program associate of the county TH Association, Mr*. A. W. Epps Jr., has was served at noon with Mrs. turned to government amt pot ed at the business meeting At the close of the program Mrs. William Reynolds, chairman of the Civic Department and Mrs. W. L. pledged I'i Kappa Alpha fra­ itics. and reminded members of the 0. M. Harrison and her com a delicious covered dish din­ (irantkow Sr., chib president. (Herald Photo) The current trend I* toward ternity st Emory University general business luncheon mitee in charge Assisting her ner was served to the 35 were Miss Alberta Boyer and lest realism and a return to in Atlanta, Ga. Wayne grad­ and also of the District Seven memlHTs and guest* present the classical type of prose. uated Irotn Seminole High in workshop scheduled ior Oct. Miss Anna Nelson. for the program. In the afternoon, Mines. America has produced murli June anil is a science major, 22, in Orlando. good literature hut few great at Emory, working toward a Dr. Darby, plant patholog­ George McCall, Effie Durden works. T h e Nobel Prize, degree In dentistry. ist of the Central Florida Ex­ and Miss Ellalee Kirchholl tty (trim .Snodgrass Mrs. Fowles and her family von entertained member* of awarded for more than (to perimental Station, gave a were co-hostesses for the Mr. and Mrs Andre Aylics lived In Enterprise for many the Friendship Class of the years, has been given to only very interesting talk on ea- monthly card games. Punch SCIENTIFIC I.AWN five United States writers. ladiums. He stated Dial they was served during the after of North Hollywood were years and always enjoy com­ Plymouth Avenue Christian SPRAYING Foil — weekend guests at Die home ing back to visit. noon ami Mrs. E. C. Il.irps-r Church nf DeLand at their The short story developed do best in a slightly arid soil CHINCH BUGS of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. home. Following the business by Poe, is tho only new form and should he fertilized once won the prize for high score n it Chester Henderson. The MYF groups of Barnett in bridge and Mrs. Fred Har­ session the group enjoyed a of prose Introduced by the a month and given plenty of Fay f ew was guest of hon­ Memorial Methodist Church social hour and refreshments ris was second. Mrs. it. D. United States. All other forms FUNGUS water. or, recently, when his sister, Mr«. Fred Foster has re­ enjoyed a skating parly at the were served by the hostess. were developed before the Abo l.n»n llrnovatlon He supplemented his talk Rhodes won the high score In Mrs. Irene Walts entertained new world colonization began. with beautiful slides of cala- canasta and Mrs. J. E. Baker turned home after spending Mclodeo skating rink in San in honor of Ids birthday with the past two weeks with her the screeno. lord Saturday evening. A brief business meeting ilium lields at Zellwond and Yuur Dealer a ebb ken dinner. daughter. Mrs. W. M. W i­ Longwood was conducted by the presi­ Sebring and some made in his She was assisted by two ther of New Orleans, La., who Mr*. Alberta Warner at­ dent. Mrs. Robert Winsa. own yard. other *i»ters, Mr* Walter Main Item on the agenda was has been very III. Friends tended the Florida Associa­ GrapevIHc Nursery Others present were Mmes. Lake Mary Trapp and Mrs. Eftio Mielka. tho PMUfil “ Baby of the will he glad to know that she tion of Realtors Convention 2221 Grapes ille Ate. M. B. Smith, Ralph Jarvis, Those Joining in the cele­ Year" contest. C o m p l e t e FA 2-0H8S is slowly Improving. at Did Americana Hotel in Mi­ Marcel Faille, Robert Zitbration were Mrs. Joyce ami. trower, Carl Lind and Watson II Donna Kale* Crutchfield, Mrs. Gary Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones Reel. Mrs. E. C. Dunning haa Mr. anil Mrs. Walter Trnpp, By Frances Wester returned Friday from Emory Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Menderreturned to her homa on Ox­ Mrs. Mielke and the honorec HIBISCUS CIRCLE Mrs. Margaret Dobbins, of University Hospital in Atlanta ford Street, in I/logwood, a ft­ ami his wife. Lake Mary, has had two where she went for examina­ Mrs. Dirk MrLaulin was er a .'III day stay in the Flor­ An older sister, Mr*. Clara houseguests for the past tions and tests but wilt have Oviedo hostess for the opening m eet­ ida Sanitarium anil Hospital. Wcnthcrwax, of Alexandria, week. Her daughter, Mrs. to return the 27th for surgery. ing of the Hibiscus Circle. A Friends will lie glad to know Minn, was sl>o celebrating Tommy Owens, and a friend covered dish luncheon was that she I* progressing well her birthday. The group called of hers. Mrs. Jimmy DiSnntis, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Rich served at noon with Mrs. and aide to have visitors Tho her at her home and sang Hertwrt Moreland and Mrs. both from llershey. Pa , have ards returned last week from liy llrrnirr hrl.ry “A fter couple's son and family, Mr. “ Happy Birthday” to her. been enjoying a visit to Flora month's vacation visiting Russell Balias, serving as coMr. and Sirs. J. It. Jackson ami Mrs. Chet Dunning and ida. j (riends and relatives us II Mrs. Weatherwax, a former hostesses. Fives” and children, Pam and Cheryl, daughter, Shari, who hava teacher, who hat visited In It has been two and a half linois and New York, The group prayed the Lord's of Tampa, spent tha past been staying with Mr. Dun­ Hanford several tlrnea, hua years since Mrs. Owens has Prayer anil Mrs. Moreland, nnd been hack to Lake Mary. Mrs. Elizabeth Fowles of Or­ weekend with Mrs. Jackson'* ning have returned to their hren in bed for five months president, conducted a short parents, Mr. and Mr*. C, T. home in Biuefield, W. Va, with a broken hip. business session. Committee While here they made sight­ mond Beach and her son Cocktail Dresses seeing trips to St. Augustin*', George and grandson George Niblack. Cheryl remained for reports were heard and pro­ Arriving Daily grams for the coming year Marincland, Daytona Beach, Jr. of Biuefield, W. Va., visit­ a week’s visit with her grandparents. Silver Springs, and oilier ed (riends here Friday. Easy W ay to K ill Ants and Roaches were discussed. For All Of Those points of interest. They also Others present were Mines. enjoyed visiting other rela­ “Occasions” Canting R. G. Brisson, T. A. Bur­ tives including her maternal leigh, H. L. Oann. J. M. Fagrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I'p Around The hey, David Fauver, Byron J. W. Dodson. Fox, James Gut. John Fox, Holidays . . . OCT. 2(1 - 27 J. V. Jones, Charles Morrison, 7 MO p. M. Select Yours NowR. F. Moule, R. W. Seller, L. So that she won't have to E. Spencer, A. B Stevens, W. climb across his feet, a gen Front New Stock — PAOLA II. Stewart, J . P. Thurmond tleman should always precede and Hrodie Williams. a lady Into a taxi. Church of Horticulture Program Given At Womans Club Presents TB Program Geneva Club Zeta X i Presents Program On Prose ^ fW idsn Preceding the meeting, the members enjoyed a tour of th* ltLH plan;, conducted by Felix Andrewi and Ralph Rueff. Highlight of the tour was watching the process of canning string beam, from the time they were unloaded from a truck until they went sealed in a can. P enneys v lw a y s r i n a r q u a l it y BABY GIFTS! TWO OK MANY TODDLETLMEi) UAUY GIFT SETS 1 .9 8 •aril Kcutly - wrapped and only at Penney’a! Our f a nt o u a Toddletime baby needs! Shown . . . a crib and bath set. Others. QihdstA Personals Enterprise Personals Fay Lee Honored On Birthday (Scotts) Personals Personals WHAT’S NEW I TODDLETIM&V HA BY SETSl 2 .9 8 each Ours all ours I S . . . print sneqm mono, receiving bl or . . . I print i solid receiving kctsl Personals Gospel Meeting Christ M O V IN G ? * U » D A L T H MOVING AND STORAGE CO., INC. F A 504 Celey A ve.. . . . HEADY WHAITED! W. IIWY. 16 CALL f IIA It Y GIFT SETS 2 - 9 5 1 1 Sanford, Fla. Bert Brown Kvangelist F rom S anford No Collect ions Taken 3 .9 8 llr m h on O nto . . . I.m li for Munlhi JO H N S T O N 'S N O -R O A C H : Sim ply brush Johnston'* No-Roach on cabinets to control cockroaches, on silt* to stop ants. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for months. No need to move dishes or breathe harmful sprays. Remember: No-Koach meant no roaches. W IN N D IX IE FOO D STORES - Penney exclusive . . . Toddletime values that s m a r t Moms w ant! Now in sets to make ideal shower tfifu, etc. �Killers Pinpointed Tomorrow’* doctor* and medical research aclentUta will more and more direct th eir akilla toward con* quering the diseases of old ageAside from accidents, the perils of childhood have simply been render­ ed statistically insignificant. According to a life insurance company, if ail deaths in the first 25 years of life could be prevented, the expectation of life a t birth for the Peter Edson The Thinker Political Notebook general population would be increas­ ed only three years. In fact, if nobody — repeat, no­ body — died before the age of 50, the average lifetime would rise by only B*/4 years, or only one-fourth the gain made since 1000. The statistician# conclude that further progress in longevity will depend largely on cutting deaths from chronic and degenerative dis- Nixon’s Chances Few seasoned political observers doubt that the presidential bug still is biting Richard M. Nixon, despite his most anient protests of disinter­ est in the 1964 Republican nomina­ tion. Both Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona, the present front runner, and New York’s Gov. Nelson Rocke­ feller are political realists —- and they *ay they think Nixon la a can­ didate. Many another politician be­ lieves the same. There can be no question th a t certain aspects of Nixon’s situation “"osition" him for such considers"po: tlorn. He is the middle-road man al­ ways acceptable, on paper a t least, to both conservative and liberal wings of his party. Thla would hava been an immensely strong point for him had he won the California gov­ ernorship last fall and gained th a t great power base. Not having gained it, he moved to New York. He could not have hoped thereby to find a new power footing. What no did seek was a chance to get into the brighter spotlight which shines on politicians operating in the Washington-New York orbit. This he has managed. The pub­ lic prints are currently alive with ac­ counts of Nixon’s views and doings. He Is getting talked about. He Is trying to cast Ids influence over public discussion of the greut issues and to affect the tune of his own party’s efforts. Yet it is one thing to say Nixon is interested and available, quite an­ other to argue th at the Republican party might nominate him in 1964. Nothing in politics is so fixed or so scientific th a t one could fairly rule him out altogether. Convention deadlocks are extremely rare. But if the 1964 GOP convention a t San Francisco got into some kind of stalemate, It m ight in its extremity turn to Nixon as a man palatable to all wings. Nevertheless, th* likelihood of this happening la not great. Th* basic reason la th a t a high propor­ tion of GOP profassionals a r t quite disenchanted with him. Their recriminations against him for alleged political misjudgments In the 1960 campaign linger on and on. Some of this bitterness, it now ap­ pears existed covertly In the years up to and including 1960 — a t a time when these professionals were pub­ licly lauding Nixon. The deep source of this attitude seem* to be their inability to warm up to Nixon. In 1960 their disgruntlement was founded more practical­ ly in the fact th a t Nixon refused to listen to them but insisted on pur­ suing what they saw as an inflexi­ ble course toward defeat. On top of all this lies w ide con­ viction that, since he lost to Presi­ dent Kennedy in a year when maxi­ mum advantage appeared to rest with Nixon, the former vice presi­ dent would only be beuten more easily another time. They have little taste for a Kennedy-Nixon rerun. Surely Nixon’s name will contin­ ue to be high in public notice in the big political months to come. But there 1* no evidence that it is high in either the hearts or the minds of Republican president-makers. Letters To The Editor WASHINGTON (NEA) — All the loose talk about United States foreign policy appeasement of Communist Russia need* to be taken with large grains of salt. The U. S. State Depart­ ment has juat concluded an­ other of Ita semiannual brief­ ings of several hundred news­ paper, magazine, radio and t a 1a v i ■ 1 o n correspondents from all over the country. It waa well timed, for m ature are getting pretty confused and everything needs straight­ ening out. President Kennedy apoke off tha racord. But Bacratary of Stata Daan Rusk, Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gil pa trie, Undersecretaries of Stats Avarall Harriman and Georg* Ball and half a doian other top policy makers in State spoke and answered question* under a rule of no direct quotations o r attribu­ tion. Tha aubetanea of their statements waa released for use aa coming from high government officials. So it waa right from tha horse'a mouth. There was a certain amount of whitewaihlng the reported feuding between U. S. gov­ ernment agencies In South Viet Nam. There was some criticism of Die publicity being given Mm*. Nhti. There was some nonsense about the coups d 'etat in Latin America not being as bad as the once they used to have. Rut on the big issue, the sum and substance of the talks was that none of th* of­ ficials thinks that Soviet Rus­ sia has reformed. Nobody thinks aata of wheat to Rus­ sia and tha satellite* mesne th* beginning of a new era of expanded trade. Nobody thinka tha Rua■ians are going to pull out of E ast Germany. Nobody thinka disarmament. Commu­ nist country co-operation with th* United Nations or settle­ ment of the Korea, Viet Nam, Laoe and Cuba crisie is ju st around the comer. H waa emphasized that thera is no "detent*"—gener­ al disengagement or relaxa­ tion of cold war tensions. Agreements are b e i n g sought with th* Rustiana on minor points, without making cotvceaslons. The problem is While Soviet Russia'* split with Red China is regarded as the primary reason for tho Russians’ apparent eagernesa to improve relation! with th* W « a t , American officials realistically realize that this feud between the two big Communist countries could reverse direction w i t h o u t warning. Full consideration Is given nlusion and reality, 1 Th* hot line for erisia com­ munication* between Moscow and Washfngtcn is open and being tested every hour on the hour. Other possibilities for im­ proved communications with tha Rustiana include a civil air agreement for on* or two flights a week between New York and Moscow. Opening of more consular offices In both tha United S u its and Russia la being considered to facili­ tate travel. Both will require long technical talk* before anything ia algned. The possibility of new ex­ plosion! In Laoi, Viet Nam, Cuba and other trouble spots la known to be real. There can ba no relaxaticn of ten­ sions with Russia under such conditions. A detenu In Europe ia out of th* question because So­ viet Russia has no intention of abandoning East Germany and permitting Its reunifica­ tion with West Germany. Disarmament will be talked about some more in Geneva an and Enst - West nonnggressicn pact may be further explored. But neither offers any real hope because the Russians will nut permit arms inspection within their borders. - a. « - » m Chin* and Russia should patch up their quarrel, it would mean bad new* for the U.S. and the rest of the world. F o r all these reasons, American policy maker* seem determined not to relax on their foreign aid programs, cn maintaining North Atlan­ tic and other alliances, on keeping America's defense* strong and a t th# ready. Aa th* situation was ana­ lyzed in one luminary: "We are on the front end of large event*. We do not know for sure whnt they will be. We do not know If they will be good or bad for us. But they will not be boring." a d d in g m a c h in e BARGAIN New. R. C. Allen Manual Machines 7-column, sub­ traction. Jump total, run­ ning total window, auto­ matic clearance. A Good. Strong Durable Machine that wBl last for yearn. Format!/ *175. Now *125 and Tax. Term* and tradeins. Editor'* note: The follow­ Far East and wae unable to Ing the minimum benefits of ing letter addressed to E. complete the course* before a high school education. My 8. Douglass is published my departure. Still deter­ story ia typical of thoutands HAYNES with the consent of the *u- mined, I enrolled in the of young men who forego OFFICE MACHINE CO. thur. Id, (Jg) Hubert L United Stales Armed Forces their education early in life 314 Magnolia Avc, Sanford French, now serving with Institute for a U. S. History and search for it the hard Open Evenings Fighter Squadron 31 aboard course. I had completed a few way. I cun not apeak too the USS Saratoga.) assignments on it when my highly of tha Adult Educa­ Mr. E. S. Dough*** squadron waa forced to make tion Program because words a hasty evacuation of Tilng- will not permit me, but un­ Director Vocational A tao, China, in January 1049. fortunately thera are too Adult Education, The course was left behind many peopla today who are Seminole County, Sanford, Florida along with a few other per­ unnecessarily in need of ob­ sonal belongings. Tha follow­ taining an education In this Dear Sir: Tha pleasure is distinctly ing year I waa married and manner. High school com­ Dr. Crane's min* to be able to answer shortly aftar that th* Korean pletion is the only answer. My advice to the young the attached Questionnaire War started. I was busy over­ and grant my views and per­ sea* during that time and my people who are thinking of sonal opinion* to th* youth hopes of a high school edu­ dropping out of school ia, of our nation. Th* que-tilont cation wars temporarily set "Don’t do It! Ilia business world I* waiting for you but are brief and cumpreheniiv* azide. CASC q-4S0; Dr. D. E. it proper lo cite Mlligan’a re­ The difference tn student but I feel that they do not Th* Navy offered many not until you have completed enrollment, namely, 213. completely cover, or strongly technical school opportunities your education. Persevere Walker U th* versatile pres­ sults. Milligan College hsd tn en­ enough convey, my own per­ and I had been sent to Avia­ and reap the benefits later in could easily bring la flU.OUO ident of MiUgaa Collele in It was tha only thing I had rollment of 419 students, sbly sonal feeling* on the subject. tion Radioman's School when life.** additional revenue. plenty of. Truncate*. Very respectfully, handled by a faculty of 31 I only wish that I could be f ftrat enlisted. This waa fol­ —Leslie O. Van N atter, Den­ Even if tha faculty were He conducts his school with capable teachers. Robert L. French granted the time for a per­ lowed by Acriat Gunner’s ver bus mechanic, explain­ the efficiency and "horse Tbit meant the Student: then given a salary Increase sonal talk with all of the teen­ School and for the next few Lt. (jg) USN ing why he has given 101 of g3,U00 apiece, there would Sente" of the many private Faculty ratio Is IS to 1, some­ years, short schools on spe­ pints of idoed to th* Red still be an extra tlO.uOQ left ager* who are contemplating what above the uxual 12 to 1 Editor, Herald: dropping out of school but cific electronics equipment. colleges which do not depend Cross, over each year for gentiral ratio (or Uie utual college. As a former compositor on Win Your Daughter Makt It To Coilegt? By 195b the direction of my I know that this is pure fan­ on forced taacs from our Since Die S:T ratio in city overhead. one of th* big dally papera career was about decided and tasy. If I am able to dis­ cilltenry. In Hollywood they don't I mentioned this as no re­ suade one pupil by means nf 1 was accepted for advanced up North (Newark (N. J.) high schools la 21:1, Milligan It may bn the burning ambition of your Ufa tn For example, In IttJO, Milli­ ami other colleges could still flection on Mlllgan College, this letter, then I know that Naval electronics training. Evening News), the under­ cate so much about a allow as givn your children a good education. they do about a package . . but to show all colleges how gan College decided it should move up at ■ distinct finan­ tt has been well worth the Again my leek of high school signed wishes to congratulate Do you have an important di they can easily Jump faculty give up Intercollegiate fool cial profit. First place to start h to make a decision on how education showed itself. Even you on the “clean" (errorless, time snd effort. rectcr? It meuns nothing ut ball s> too expensive a dram For If it handled tha same salaries phenomenally with­ much you con lay aside weekly or monthly. Then with few transpositions and basic algebra became a grind, 1 quit high school In niy all to them to change the on the budget. told as city high schools, out raising tuition or panhan­ choose a safe place to save, where your money sophomore year; three week* tint to mention the physics correct divisions) sheet your whole story to get a star. Personally, [ am a great those 2S faculty members dling from alumni or tax­ earn* a good return y«t is readily available for ufler my seventeenth birth- nnd chemistry involved. The staff is producing. emergencies rooter for football, iioxlnii could teach not 410 students payers! —It roadway producer Gerard The small errw of six or duy. I wui the type of stu­ following year and on* half ami all the sports, but I think but S72 students. Oestroicher. After dropping the expen­ dent who thought that high were very rewarding from the seven printer* in the compos­ Today, more and more parent* are waning e sive sport of football, Mill- school was for other* but not viewpoint of education but it ing room, according to the college fund with our help. Stop in. Tha only thing that worries gan also discontinued all ath ­ for me. 1 was too sm art. I should b* pointed out that png* layout of your person­ letic scholarships and Ihe spe­ could du much belter and many extra hour* of study nel, is doing a nimbly thor­ me ia how I can get my glova out of his big mouth. cial salaries for coache*. more adventurous things, were required to compensate ough job with the limited Now the coaches direct elsewhere. The year was 101j for the courses I had missed equipment at their disposal. —World heavyweight cham­ pion Sonny Listen, to i sports on their own time and and World War II was com­ ir. high school. It is a real enjoyment to challenge f r o m poetry with no extra compematlon. ing to a close. What better Shortly after graduating read your paper, especially In short, the prufe*sors place to find excitement than from the electronics school, I now with the expanded sports spouting Casein* Clay. serve as voluntary roadie* in the United State* Navy? applied fur a commission as coverage and column by Julian because of their fondness for One year after Joining the a Limited Duty Officer in Slenstrom. various games. With best wishes far your Navy I received a timely bit the U. S. Navy. This became Ifow do you suppose Milli­ future success, a yearly occurrence, anil each of Information; "take the gan College rates In Its pre­ William Warring. General Educational Develop­ time I e s i rejected. I felt sent intercollegiate sports ment Tests and receive a that I had not passed the menu, which still include* comprehensive examinations basketball, baseball, tennis, high school diploma." Unfor­ O ' i and A ' * with a high enough score to • tunately, or maybe fortunate­ WITH FAMOUS track, cross-country, wrest­ be selected. Each year I be­ ly In my rase, my high school ling and golf? Q—Why were the hanging Well, ita 1903 teams in ten­ would not rrcugiiue the G.E. came mure determined and Gardens of Babylon built? studied much harder. I en­ nis won the VSAC champion­ D. Text* for issuance of a A—It is believed that Nehuhigh school diploma. ThCre rolled in an algebra course at ship Rollins Collrge and an Eng­ were certain pre-requisites chadncziur ordered the gar­ The golf team won the east­ COMPLETE LINE . . . ern division championship which 1 wiu licking such as lish course at Sanford Adult den built to honor his wife, I s n /ie V • Enamels • Varniahre The baseball team was run­ English IV, U. S. History, High School to supplement who missed her mountain ner-up to the champion of chemistry or physics, and a my other studies. Persistence ham*. jiiili1 • Stains * Flat Wail Paints the VSAC and had Us great­ foreign language. It waa then eventually paid off and I was accepted for a commission that I became determined to est season in more than 12 Q—For what Was Daedalus A Paint For Every Exterior Or complete these course* it after the fourth examination. years. worshiped in Greek mythol­ Interior Finish. Check Our Large night school. I continued In th* Adult Edu­ Wrestling, track and cross­ ogy? cation Program and finally I lie Navy was more lenient Color Selection country all were above the A—Ac th* Inventor of car­ and the G.K.D. Teat.* were received a high school educa­ average in their league*. pentry and tools. Although I have never visit­ recognised as the equivalent tion certificate, sixteen years after quilting high school. of a high ■chool education ed Milligan College and knowPRE B U ILT ROOF TRUSSES Q—Are there any special This Is the story of how nothing of it except by re for any program they had to of wild hence eitant? a lack of education has af­ offer. Taking heart an tins. I port. 1 am citing its rem ark­ A—Only one — Pnew aliki’a able record to allow that applied for the Naval Acade­ fected me. ft took sixteen of th* Altai Mountain region my. The interview board wai year* to accomplish a goal Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., October 22, 1963 sport* ran still thriie with­ Horse, found only in th* out the excessive commercial­ sympathetic but very ada­ that euuld have been achieved plains and extreme western mant. They felt that I could immediately, had I only com­ ism of many big name uni­ w u . n : n a. iiik m im . kid t on sad ria i.i» n » K not pass the rigorous pro- pleted two mor* years of Mongolia. versities. r h i ;n m v i-ni.r And 1 like to laud private gram. Even though I had schooling. I cannot speak ex­ MIKI) VSII.V : i t s a ik .0 SIMS>'IC EUllor Meehanlcat Hupt. colleges that do NOT im­ done much self study and had cept for myself but 1 can re­ js m w siimkwsks :m been an honor student as far late numerous rase* of oth­ pose on the taxpayers for j » i »* » i : u s llu ln ... U a 'u c - r MADE TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS FOR tite w u jo ta tg O'uuty Editor a* I went in high school, I ers who have dropped out of *1111(1.Kt J. (.11 SXT coerced support! M u iiii.r 4 l.tr.M l K Slltll.lt did not have sufficient formal school with no goal in life, Residential — Commercial — Industrial Buildings Business Colleges and pri­ VIICVR S OI.TIIMVH Suciet/ L-.litor FO R EV ER vate Liberal Arts schools education. The following year only to wander aimlessly on­ Clr> Ulstlua Manager * • • M sru tp ih o ti thus render a tremendous I received the same atory ward facing on* hardship i n i - ii11*r i o t HITKI educational service to Amer­ when 1 applied for flight after another becaut* they II—M* l l . l l t v r , n , Mali had no high achtol diploma. ica without being a burden training. R m I n . I , ( . . —- I , All Olhor vt heiidqudUf n for Kodak |J,00 1 Tear In tha meantime I had en­ One cannot quit that early in to the already overloaded laxt l l . l l l T*af i s Week >«u * M-nlb* S.1I * Vanin* rolled in the San Diego High life and expect to pick up the . faififiUi * rq utpm*rtl • film payers. 3 00 I Month* s.;e a moiu.h Maybe ti is high time we School Adult Education Pro­ pieces later- an. In this fast | 1.00 I Month I 0* t Month 700 F R E N C H A V E ., S A N F O R D \ B f o u n t R e g u l a t i o n ! provide th a t alt melt a u lic r ip tlo n e k* cut back ou tax supported gram and m i trying to com­ growing age of technology i t , palJ In a lt a no * . schools and let them pay plete V. S, History and Eng­ i* becoming increasingly d if-1 CAMERA SHOP their own way out of tuition- lish IV. I then received nn un­ ficult to find a comfortable | P H O N E F A 2 -7121 » ;m * r* .| a* e -c o n il c l a n m e t i e r O c to b e r IT, l i l t * t th * P u t t 210 S . P A R K A V E . expected set of oni is to th-- position in life without achievCKikv ot f . n i -i. r i . f i i i , uinler lit* a c t a t Can sr ot* ox March. al revenues1 ( Worry Clinic Quotes PAINT UP NOW ! Glidden Paints GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE Wieboldt’s �•5 * • w tfn rl Oct. 22. 1068 — Page 8 VrraTB GETTING READY FOR the Acey Deucy Halloween dance Saturday are lira. Bonnie Jenkins, Mrs. Vi Rowherry ami Mrs. P at Sumner. The com­ mittee members are putting the finishing touches oil the posters and de­ corations. All first and second class petty officers and their guests are in­ vited to the dance a t the club. Burglars Strike For Th ird Tim e II) Shirley Wentworth The third In a six-week scries of break-ins and theft* from Dun’s Service Station wns reported today by Don t.nPoma. owner of tha busi­ ness which 1* located on SR 434 across from the Mid-Flor­ ida Country Club. I.uPunia said the latest rob­ bery occurred Saturday morn* imr when vandals gained en­ trance through a bolted door taking bstterie«, toots and miscellaneous garage items. Clguret and Coke machines also were robbed. The first incident occurred six weeks ago when entry wns through a broken window with Hie second taking place last Wednesday with entry again through a window. By Judy Turner Cancer Society Launches Study In Seminole Elder Springs Club Meets At HD Center During the next two weeks volunteer researchers and co­ operating families in SemiHole County will participate in the fourth annual follow, up of the cancer prevention study being conducted by the American ('ancer Society* in Florida and in 25 other state*. According to Mrs. Thomas L. I.argen. this cancer pre­ vention study is the most eomprehensive medical statis­ tical research project of its kind ever undertaken. There are flk.OfKI volunteer research­ ers surveying 1,078,000 men and women nationwide in this study. By u>« of que.lioiuialie*, placed confidentially with selected families, the project traces men and women over s six-year study in searching for clues to caiicer-cau*ing factors in fumity and commu­ nity environment. Over 300 men and women volunteers are co-opcrating with 50 trained resrsreher* in Seminole County to provide confidential data. Tha county researchers met recently In th . Florida State Bank lounge. James Emory, state prevention study chair­ man, and Ralph Brandt, field representative, instructed the workers. Volunteer workers doing the re*enr*-h in Seminole County are Mmes. Donald N. Fin mm. J. P. Wilson, Mills Boyd Jr., George E. Wells, Nolan Fore. James W. Buck­ ler, John I.. Duda Jr., Mildred It. Grnmkow. Joa Corley, Thomas L. T.argcn, John II. Thomas, Sidney Nix. Ralph Jarvis, Robert Kuhn, V. J. Wright, Ernest Housholder, P. T. Meeks Sr,, Ralph Aus­ tin Smith, lilrmi McCall, O. L. Barks, Charles It. Bone. Marvin Meltzer, R. C. Wiley, Doris II. Ilartiman, Charles L. Park Sr., W. P. Fields. Alma J. Hurston, Floss)* R. Lawson, Juanita G. Ilnrold, Louise B. Foster and Missrs Ellslce Kirehhoff and Ruth Davidson. The Elder Springs Home Demonstration Club met last Tuesday at the Center on 33th Street with 12 members present for the meeting con­ ducted by Mrs. G. R. Gray, president. Devotions were led by Mrs. L. V. Black. The project lesson. “ Acti­ vities, Calories and .Me." was given by Mrs. R B. For­ bes who stressed that the amount of extra calories need­ ed daily by the body, depends upon a perron s activity. Mrs. Carl Bradbury read an article on "Fires in the Home," in observation ol Fire Prevention Week. The Fair Committee asked all members to save empty cans so they can be used the the club's exhibit at the Fair which is scheduled Nov. 4 9 Rules were announced for entries in the Dress Revue to be sponsored Nov. It by the Lake Monroe HD Club at the Center. Announcement was made that a "Teen Doll" workshop will be held at 9:3o a. m. on Nov. 13 at the home of Mrs. II. L. Andrews. Miss Myrtle Wilson, agent, showed the group how to make "Diclor'i Delight," a low-calorie drink and a cot­ tage cheese cake, low calorie dessert, was served by the hostesses. Mrs. Black and Mrs. B. E. Ramey. Jamison, Mrs. J. M. Wiesman and Mrs. J. P. Colonna. The ladles also used black and white streamers and various Halloween decorations in the room. Lt. Cdr. W. E. Bassett nude the gift presentations to the departing members and he and Mrs. Bassett were hosts. Other members of the group attending were Cdr. and Mrs. J. F. Barlow, Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Jt. S. Ileal, Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. D. Gallegos Jr., Lt. Cdr, and Mrs. O. Z. Gentry. Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. II. B. Helms Jr., Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. II. E. Lllford. Lt. ami .Mrs. Jamison, Lt. and Mrs. D. E. Nichols, Lt. and Mrs. A. C. Stallings. Lt. (J.g.) I). Jt. Begin, Miss Carol Bcpp. Lt. (J.g.) Norman Czu- Dish Rattling chra, Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. W. E. Donahue, Lt. (J.g.) T. Stcg- W aiter G ets It inan, Lt. ( j g l and Mrs. LONDON (UPI) — Wait­ Wiesman and LI. (j.g > and ers nt th« Pignlle. a London Mrs, Lyle Sette, wife of the Mrs. Colonna. night club, threatened to commanding olliccr of VA11strike Monday because singer Mist Gerry Kricr, a recent Jill Day crowned a waiter b, was honored at a farewell luncheon recently at Winter guest of Cdr. and Mrs. Paul with a silver platter full of Werner, will return to San­ peas. Park. Mrs. Sette. who will be ford Thursday for VAH 5’» moving soon with her husband change of command cere­ to Norfolk, was presented mony. Miss Krk-r, a native of with an engraved silver tray Virginia Beach, is an airline by the Officers Wives Club of stewardess based in Miami. She will be a houseguest of VAII-S. Corsages were given to the Werners. • • • .Mrs. Sette anil Mrs. t’uul Baking cakes for the CSO Werner, whose husband will be taking command of the once a month will lie a new 1 squadron during ceremonies project of the VAII-I Enlisted Men's Wives Club. Friday. Mrs. Roger Pope will lit- in At the business meeting following the luncheon Mrs. charge of tin* project. The wives also planned is I). W. Beard was chosen head of a theme committee to work col fee on Oct. 23 and a hake If you think the key lo sensible investing is in the hands of on ideas for the bomber sale Nov. 7. "experts" only, here's an agreeable surprise. Hostesses (or tiie meeting Stream decorations Mrs. I> Anybody can quickly learn four basic rules for what never It. Fall won the door prize at the ballroom were Mrs. to do—and what u/wuys lo do—when acquiring stock. B ldurd Hoogerwcrf and Mrs. of a chip and dip set. Here they are: Present at the luncheon Vern Graham. They served were Mrs. W. L. Bussell, cupcakes decorated with Hal­ N e w get in over your head with money you can't atTord whose husband will become loween candies, coffee and to invest. the new executive officer; cider. Always manage your money with an eye on both today and Mrs. J. M. Bcnnclt. of Exe­ .Mrs. E. P. Dcnlca, Mrs. J. E. tomorrow. Living expenses have first call on your income. ter, England. wa> a guest. Draiiu. Mrs. W. .S. Lfursleler, Then comes provision for emergencies. These cared for, you Mrs. II J. Kelley, Mrs. It, H. She is the mother of Mrs. may he ready to consider investing. Hersltell Hilssctl. Lovelace. Mrs. 1*. It MeNever be c.nclcss in choosing your broker. Others attending the meet Crory, Mrs. N. J. Mcrg<a Ing were Mrs. M Morion. Always look for a broker in whose experience or training .Mr-. V D. Monroe. you feel you can have confidence. If you select a Member Mrs. I) l„ Nesbitt, Mrs. J. Mrs. David Fcrrier. Mrs. I! I mu of the New York Stock Exchange, for example, you will Olsen, Mrs. o. E. Thump If Black-lirar, Mrs Hubert son. Mrs. It, F. Watson. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Hubert Gorsline have the help of a firm subject to Exchange regulations. And , E. o Williams, Mrs. Bertie Mrs. Douglas Horton and of a broker (Registered Representative) who had to meet ExBrough and Mrs. Belly Lae- Mr*. Marvin Boozer. clunge qualification! to become a broker in a Member Firm. * • * ki>. Don't expect ail Member Firms to be alike. Or brokers to • • » Practice your bridge game, be infallible. Do expect your Member Firm broker to place ladies! An approaching No­ Mr*. 0. L. Atkinson was the his tirm'j knowledge and experience at your service. hostess lur the officers wives vember (unction will hi- a Never acquire stock meicly on a hunch or a lip. squadron bridge playoff with of \ All '.f at their bridge. She Always look deeper for facts. Your Member Firm broker u-cd a Halloween theme for fractional master points to be often has at his elbow information on the company's financial decorations and served hot awarded the winners. Naval Officers Wives club position. Its earnings, the dividends ii pays. I acts like these candied apples to the players High score went to Mrs. J. bridge chairman Mi- Wil­ can be important in helping you make your own careful | J. Moynihan and second high liam Goodman announced the judgments. playoff. It wilt be a duplicate tu Mrs. J A. dcGanahl. Never ignore Ihc risks of investing. Other players were Mrs. J. competition supervised by Always plan your investments with cool care. The wise inT Bucy. Mrs. It If Cooke. Jesse fSheftiled. vcstoi chooses stocks he thinks will fit his needs and circum­ Tentative plans cull lor Mr». G. It. Morrow. .Mrs. II. stances. And he doesn't overlook the relative safety of princi­ L. Klein. Mrs. W I Lewis, each squadron or unit to se­ pal and income ih.it good bonds usually provide. He remem­ lect its best four players to Mrs. T. E. yuillm. Mrs. A. bers that prices go down as well as up. ihat a company may F. Beno, Mrs. J L. Shipman compete. not continue to pay dividends or interest. ami Mrs. J . P Smyth. But lie believes his country i« growing, and he intends to Kibitzers were Mrs. D. F. grow with it—through tentibl* investment in good stock. Monday and .Mr- D. G. Tise | who joined the group in con­ Send the coupon—or drop in at a local Member Firm—for versation. a free copy o f " mvidenim ov»r tun v isas." which describes The infant daughter of Mr. • • • the Monihlv Investment Plan through which you can acquire and Mr.*. Wesley O. Lai gent Officers and wives and stovk with as little as S40 every three months. of Longwood, died Monday, guests ol Detachment ti met Other survivors include one lor a farewell party at the »:ster. the paternal giundOwn lout thar* of Am.rtc.n business Afterburner. t)ct 8 wilt leave father, .Mr. Clarence Lai gent for a three week cruDc Thurs­ of Longwood; maternal grand day. Members New York Stock Exchange A special farewell was also parents. .Mr. and Mr-. Robert Glenn Arvey of Bryson City, said to Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. E. | II. Carson, who are going to N. C. UNO ro * IS IS M x lir. Mail !o a Mrmtwr f Irm o f the New Volt SiOvk Services will lie held at 4 Key West, an j Lt. and Mrs. I sc tun p . or lo ih« New York Stock Lxchxng*. Dept. 1-Uf, HO. Box p.m. today in Longwood Robert W. Repp, who are go­ lO'O, New York I, New York. ("erne to ry, ing to VAH-3. Head -coil me. lice, "aiviut’.ui ovu tiu via*., s banc (oaD lor Gramkow Funeral Home common stock in*r»im<ru." The party w i* organized No. 4US bv Lt. (j.g.) J. P- Colcnoa A was in charge of arrange­ KAUL centerpiece on the bullet ments. table of four jajck o-lanterns, AUUIIKL. Approximately 22 million two with checkertad caps and Christmas trees are produced two with ladies wigs, were _*la*iuoned by ili*. Ecu nut, In the tailed Stales suu-jU j.j 322-1435 Bridge lessons for begina m , a six-meeting course sponsored by tiie Naval Of­ ficers wives club, will begin Nov. 6. "I lie course will be taught by Jesse Sheffield, a licensee bridge Instructor. It will bo the second series of beginning lessons sponsored by the club. Intermediate lessons began today and will continue to meet each Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Anyone interested can a 1111 participate beginning next week. F or further infor­ mation, call Mrs. William Goodman at 322-3Utf. Tile lessons are conducted at the Jewish Community Center on F a st tilth Street. Beginners will meet Wednes­ day! at 9:30 'til 11:30 and intermediates on Tuesdays during the sam e hours. SARATOGA CENTURION — Cdr. James L. Shipman, comnmmimyr officer of Heavy Attack Squadron !), is bunded a piece o f cake tiy his bombardier - navigator, Lt. John McCracken (right), in celebration of his 100th landing a 1sum I the US Saratoga. Third Crewman Janies Sundvull looks on. V A H -9 Arrives Home Thursday And Friday Sanford's Heavy A t t a c k Squadron 9 will return to San­ ford Naval Air Station Thurs­ day and Friday after n sevenmonth deployment aboard the IISS Saratoga with th* U. S. Sixth Fleet. Officials of Heavy Attnck tVing 1 said today the squad* ron'a 12 A-3B Skywarrior twin-jet attnck bomber* will launch from the “Sara" in time to arrive at Ramey Field “aoma thna early Thursday afternoon.'* The mighty attack carrier will dock in Mayporl Friday morning with the remainder of VAH-'J'a 300 support per­ sonnel loading aboard busses destined for Sanford. They are expected to arrive in six ‘‘shifts" beginning shortly a f­ ter 3 p. m. Tlo, homecoming completes a long and eventful cruisu fur the Sanfonl-basrd unit, which is commanded by Cdr. James L. Shipman. Tim squadron Is a well-traveied unit (Cannes, Franca; Naples and Genoa, Italy; Bar­ celona, Spain; BeIret. Leban­ on. and Athens. Greece, among other portal and a well-prac­ ticed one. Tliry conducted in­ tensive enough operations in August to become the first Wing unit to win the monthly training championship while in a deployed status. Meanwhile, at NAS Sanford, wives' groups and a smalt de­ tachment of men ure readying the spaces the squadron will occupy nnd preparing the traditional homecoming cele­ bration. Banners already have Begun lo appear on (lie base and in downtown Sanford proclaim­ ing "Welcome Home, Hoot tlwls" and ‘ Welcome VAH-9." ACL Employes To Hear Safety Talks At Wednesday Meeting Employes of Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad will hold their fourth quarterly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the railroad’s assembly hull at the passenger station at Han­ ford. Arrangements have been made for STt. James McKin­ non, of safety division, Floridn Highway Patrol, Drt.and, ti- discuss safety In the op. Campaign Set WASHINGTON l UP I )—The tU-publleans will open their UkV4 presidential campaign Jan. 29 with s series nt fund raising rallies linked by clos­ ed circuit lelcvision. oration of motor vehicles. Sergeant McKinnon also will discuss a number of new traf­ fic rules which become effect­ ive in Florida on Jan. 1. Safely Supervisor W. F. Wingate, of Jacksonville, also will address the assembly. Other officials of the railroad from Tampa, Jacksonville and Ocula will be present at the meeting. w SOLAR HEAT heat i ng oil Get the world's finest heating oil, from SH EPA RD S V. C). 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"But uneonaciouily piayen going to go unbeaten the Texaa loet ground but re­ whole aeaaon," ha said, "and can experience a letdown, and tained ita No. 1 ranking, once you’re relaxed, It’s bard yon never know where you’re atretehing Ha undefeated going to loae. But yon know to come back/' etrlng to five thla aeaaon with that you're going to, and 10 17-13 win over Arkansas, Koufax, Hall Feted aWisconsin, la everybody else.'’ No. t , and Pitt, NEW YORK (U PI)—South­ The Bean deaerved to be No. I, both unbeaten, won by beaten by San Fnnclaeo, he paw Sandy Koufax of the Lot aald, because "they (Forty Angeles Dodgers and rookie the margin of a field goal, Ninon) were arouacd and we outfielder Jimmie Hail of the and moved closer to the LongMinneaota Twine were voted home In the ratings. wore flat/* Illinois and Alabama vault­ "It waa a combination of the "Van Heuaen Outstanding ed from an eighth-place tie Achievement Award" today circumstance! which Invar iahiy will produce an unex­ for tha month of Septamber last weak to fourth and fifth respectively this week. 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Juat pick winnera. • • • • BY — STATO LOUNGER FROM — BARBECUE W RECLINERS Active Meet Yoer Friend* At George*a HECONO PRIZE: IS — Donnie RiCharde, 2S03 Myrtle IV: i But U la doubtful whether the experts would have rated them so highly had they known both Mantle and Maris would suffer so many injur­ ies. fine wines and liqueurs Wisconsin vs Ohio Slate tt Yankee! t o il FRENCH AVENUE “Tbs Burger Family’ "A Fries For Every F a n s A Bias For Every AppatiW* The whelming pre-season favorites to win the AL flag almost as easily as they did. BAR Hr PACKAGE "World’s Finest" P R IZES and A1 Lopes, mam ager of the second place Chi­ cago White Sox, received G EO R G ES — Now — Featuring TO BE AWARDED EACH WEEK I Hook, probably the major leagues’ No. 1 exponent of the power of positive thinking, was selected as the American League’s manager of the year today by the United Press International. The cigar-smoking, *5-yearold manager of the New York Yankees was named by a committee of 24 baseball ex­ perts representing every city in the majors. For winning hlj third straight American League pennant despite Injuries to sluggers Mickey Mantle and Roger Marls, Houk was nam­ ed by 16 of the experts. Charlie Dressen, who took over the Detroit Tigers In midseason and ted them to a fifth-place finish, received A & W Root Beer 11 I NEW TORS (UPI>—Ralph Texaa compiled 331 points, Alabama waa the only other with 29 first-place votes; tha team to receive a first-place Badgers totaled 293 with fire vote. No. 1 balloti; and the Pan­ Navy continued to lead the thers gathered 235 pointa. "second 10" followed by Syra­ cuse, Oregon, Duke, Louisiana State and Missouri and Notra Evelyn Mills Higti Roller Dame tied for 16th. High Roller in the Bill Pauline Brooks and Rose Nebraska ranked 18th, Mis* Phillips had three in a row. Hemphill Motorettea League fllsaippl State 10th and neigh­ The Bonnevitli lead the lea­ last week was Evelyn Mills gue; the Starchlefa are se­ boring Iowa and Iowa State of the Tempests with 2D0 cond and the Tempeati third. tied for 20th. Misaistlppl State and Duke game and 459 aeriei. Joan have only a tie to mar their Mogln of the Starchlefa had records, and the rest of the a 132 game and Elaiae Koa- Retired LAUREL, Md. (U PI)—WII- "second 10” have lost once, tival tallied a 474 aeries. P at Robbins of the Pontiacs wyn, which won his eleventh except for twice-beaten Notre made the 7-6-10 aplit. Billie straight race in winning the Dame and Iowa State. Pairings of top 20 teams Chaniot of the Rivieras made Inaugural Washington, D. C. the 5-9-10. Kostlval made the International la 1052 today thla weekend will feature stands at stud In South Afri­ Pittsburgh a t Navy and Miss­ 9-10 split. ouri at Iowa State. 51111s made two turkeys. ca. la the ratings thia week, bated on votes from first to 10th place with points award­ ed on a 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 belli. ■ippl moved tap one position to sixth and Oklahoma slippad to seventh from fifth. Unbeaten Auburn, leading the Southeeatera Conference with three wins, made the blggaat advance, Jumping into eighth place from 16th tha week before. Northwestern cllmbad a notch to ninth and BonUiarn California returned to tha ratings after a week’s aheaiM-e in the No. 10 spot, on tha strength of ita 32-3 trouncing of Ohio State. Georgia Tech, No. 6 laat week, Penn State, No. 12 and tha Air Force, No. 17, fall completely out of the ratings after losing efforts. 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FA 2-3649 Memphis State t * Mississippi Stale 0 » �/ f yfr W m Tgrt O ct- ML 1968 — Tribe Prepares For Tough Winter Park Team Starr Lost , Wildcats Have Top Passing Combination About Sports Thinking O ut Loud BY JULIAN STENSTROM It was a rather brisk Feb­ dian* handed a release to By Julian Strnilrom ruary afternoon baek In 1057 their old pitching coach, Mel Herald Sport* Editor that a youngster wandered In­ Harder, to make room for % Taking bill games lightly Is to Sanford’* old Municipal Early Wynn a t th* Indian* Juit not in the books for Head Park. At that time Joe Engel, new pitching eoach. Coach Jim Pigott of the Sem­ the oP P. T. Bnmum of base­ This la a great tiling for the inole High School football ball, wa* conducting his an­ Indians to do. We think they machine. But on the other nual baseball school hare In ileserva a great deal of credit hand. Pigott doesn't pull out Sanford and aoma 160 ball for taking Wynn on after this player* were exhibiting thslr the crying towel either. year’s season had gotten un­ talents before Engel, Clark If any opportunity to use Griffith, Calvin Griffith and der way to give the "old man" the towel has presented itself Clyde Milan—then the man­ a ehnnea to rack up his 3Uflth 0 this season It could be at this ager of the Southern Associa­ major league victory. He got time as he and his assistants tion’* Chattanooga Lookout*. It against Knnsua City and one — backfield coach Dick Wil­ The youngster looked like of Early's lifelong ambitions liams and line coach Jim Mc­ he'd not had a haircut In ( was realized. Coy-ready the Seminole* lor Wynn, who live# in Venice, weeks. In fact, we doubt very the best test of thu current much if he hid visited a ton- her* In Florida, ta still tha campaign F r i d a y night sorial parlor within three same old Early Wynn. Wa'va against the Winter Park Wild­ teen him several timea during months. cats. This youngster waa dressed the years when Cleveland and But Pigott, realising he’s the Chicugo While Sox used to going to have a real mean in old worn out sneakers, a visit tha west const on the ex­ ■olted white T-shirt and a pair ( bunch of little kittens on hia hibition trail and once In a bandi 'Friday night, still of khaki pants that could hava while when tha Indiana and atood two laundering* instead amaeks of optimism. Sox played In Lorn Angeles “This is the first time that of just on*. The kid took hi* turn in the after tha Angels became an we'll meet a club with a real good passer," Pigott declar­ outfield shagging fliea during American League club. After that baseball school ed. He w ii referring to quar­ batting practice and finally terback Todd Johnson of the w-aa called In to toaa a few to in I93T, Engle and Griffith Wildcats—a 175 pounder—who a group of would-be-slugger* signed Wynn and assigned connected on nine of his 20 gathered around tha batting him to the Sanford club. Ha hurled for "Raw Meat" Rodg­ passe* last Friday evening cage. W* were sitting in tha dug- ers that sumnitr. Tha follow­ # when Winter Park bounced a heavily favored O r l a n d o out listening to Engle and the ing year ha waa with the Edge water club from the un­ "Old Fox" spin a few yams Charlotte Hovnata of th* old when a Southefn Association l'iedmont League, and in 1939 beaten ranks. The Parkers walked off the umpire came in and reported hr hurled for th* Lookout* in field with a 12 to B victory to Joe that the kid oil the Chattanooga. In 1910, Wynn (part In­ mound was throwing tome ter­ against Edgcwater. But two of Johnson’s p iss­ rific atuff and had one of the dian) and anothar youngster es were touchdown tosses — •'hardest" pitches he’d avar name Sid Hudson went Into Spring t r a i n i n g with the both to another outstanding teen. youngster, C h r i s Maliska. Engle railed in one of hia Washington Senators a n d 9 Both of them wero circus Instructor* — a catcher — and mailo tha squad hands down. catches, according to Sanford asked him to don the equip­ Wynn had about tha lama ex­ Junior High coaches Dan Pel­ ment and get back of the plate. perience any hurler has had ham and Owen McCarron who Subsequently everybody gath­ with W a s h i n g t o n down acuuled the Winter Parlt- ered around the halting cage through tiie yvurs. However, Edgcwater tangle. Both re­ to wnteh tills young fellow. hi* liig break cam* when he ported that Maliska is a tall Finally, th* receiver mada waa traded to Cleveland whrrs boy with a pair of bread-bas­ hia exit from the rage and totd h* teamed up with Mika Gar­ ket hands who can haul in Joe, "This kid's got plenty of cia, Rob I.emon, and Herb an} thing his tall frame can stuff." Score to hecoina on* of tha In­ reach. Engle called the kid hack dian* hig four. • About last Friday’s contest, into the dugout. "Bo you want Wo know that Early’s great­ rig n tt said, "Wa came out of to play hall?" he asked. est disappointment* wera in It in real good physical con­ "TlisL'a what 1 eainef down loalng that 1061 world aerie* dition. But we are preparing here to do," the kid ihyly re­ to tint Giants In four games for Winter Park with every­ plied. Engle asked: "Got any and later losing tha world ser­ thing we've got." spikes?" "No, sir," said the ies to tha Los Angelea Budg­ Asked what lie was doing ets. youngster. ■pecifically to defend against But wa ran atill sr« the Joe removed a roll nf bills the passing combination of map-haired kid front Hartford, from Ills pocket, peeled off a Johnson and Maliska, Pigott Ala. out there on th* hill at - replied, "We’re working on five, turned to u* ami said, the old Municipal Purk throw­ "Scribe,” (as we wero known “ different defensive a l i g n ­ ing his first hatting practice ments. We're going to employ in those days) “take him down pitches and putting in it th* and ge’t him a pair." Then what we call th* 'monster' de­ tarn* kind of stuff that ear­ Engel turned to the youngster fense — that’s assigning one ned him to become ons of man >o do nothing but cover and Inquired, "W hat's your husvt,all's great pitchers. name, aon?" Maliska." The troy replied, "Early Pigott said he and McCoy were preparing Frank Noell, Wynn." Pitt On Top On# axparlenc* w ell never NEW YORK (UPI) — Un­ Buddy Burton, .Mike Fordham anil Mike Cray to handle this forget fa buying (with Joe En­ beaten I’ittelniruh retained gel's money) Early Wy nil's fir.-t place Unlay for the sec­ — particular task. ^ On the other hand, Pelliain first pair of spikes. ond straight week in the lial* • • • luting for tii* Lambert Tro­ and McCarron reported that Recently tha Claveland In­ phy, Maliaka was injured in the Edgewster affair and there’s ■ chance he might not see action. But Pigott warned, "He was injured before the Edgewster game.” "Offensively," Pigott said, “ we lost a bit of our edge • because of the open date be^ tween the Apopka and Seabreeze games. But w ere working on that." Meanwhile, McCoy la ex­ pected to make a few minor For adjustments In his defensive lineup for the Parkers. No­ The body will leave tiie "head­ Annual hunter" platoon but there will be a few shifts In order to FORD MOTOR CO. f l a k e advantage of our weight a n d aggressiveness. Also, Williams was mighty pleased with his bacUield'a defensive efforts against Seabreeze and handed outside linebacker Joe K artell a big bouquet (or his defensive performance, Ai to the Parker defense. It ta extremely aggressive even though small. They rel D E A D L IN E : W ED ,, O C T . 23 Q covered four Edgewaler mucues. Punt, Pass & Kicic CONTEST! 5:00 P. M. Fight Results By United Trees International LONDON (L T II — John White, 1364, Chicago, out­ pointed Junior Cassidy, 1304, ^ N ig eria (8). v I PHILADELPHIA (UP1) — Je**e Smith, 1684, Philadel­ phia, stopped Willie Giles, 162, Miami Beach, Fla. (10). SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— Carl (Bobo) Olaon, 1*6, San Francisco, outpointed Jos# _ Men no, 175, Argentina (10). All Boys M ust Be Accom panied By T h eir Parents ENTIIY BLANKS AVAILABLE AT — % ----- INCORPORATED------ 308 E. FIRST ST. PH. FA 2-1481 T To Packers 35 College Teams Still Undefeated 1'nltrH Trees International The college football season look a heavy toll of hopefuls today, with only 35 lurvlvor* listed as unbeaten and untied at the halfway mark. Texts led a meager help­ ing of seven major powers that also Included Princeton, Dartmouth, Auburn, Wiscon­ sin, Pittsburgh and Bowling Green of Ohio. Eight schools won six games, 14 more raptured five each, It others sported four victories apiece and two teams were unscathed In three games. St. John's (Minn.) piled up the most paints among the perfect squad*, 230 In six games. Princeton yielded six point* In four games, while John Carroll end rktrtde U M were Just as stingy In three contests. Wright Sets League Pace The pace setter In th l AllStar League last week was John Wright with a big 806 series. He howled games of 192, 203 and 211. Wright also leads the league with an aver­ age of 192. In team play Larry's Mart took all three garnet from the Betty Ann's. Gary Fox was high for Larry '$ with a 5*10 series and Archie King was high for tha Betty Ann's with 363. Bob'* Restaurant, w i t h John Wright's 6U0 series, sal­ vaged two win* from Allied Van Lines. Bob Steele wa* high for the Van fines with 352 series. In the other league match Inland Material* managed to salvage two wins from Mea­ dor's M a r i n e . Clyde Pterey wa* high for Meador'* with 214 game and 333 aeries. Har­ ry Pentecost was high for Inland with Sit aeries. The Standings W 1. Boh’s Rciaurint 3 IS Inland Materials 7 11 7 Larry’s Mart It Allied Van Lines to 8 Meador's Marine 54 124 Betly Ann'# 14 144 Schedule Set CHICAGO (U PI)—Tha I.nyola (III.) Univenlty basket­ ball (quad, th* defending Na­ tional 1'ollpgiat* Athletic Assoeiallun (NCAA) champions, will lie the target for 25 upsetluindcd team* thl* year ac­ cording to the R a m b l e r s ' schedule released Thursday, GREEN BAY, Wi*. (LTI) Th# Injury jinx, which has played havoc with otTiar top contenders In earlier weeks, has finally struck the Green Bay Packers, robbing them of the man that make* the offtnsa go, Bart Starr. The Chicago Bears, Detroit Hunters Warned To Check On Regulations ElISTIS HACK HILI.Y ItllODKS (Ml) in on his way to n touchdown ugninst Ovictlo. He is shown here with u teammate running interference for him, but Rhodes seems to Iw pushing him out o f the way to get run­ ning room. (Herald Photo) 100 Cars Expected Monroe Inn In Top Position For Drag Session Th« current drag racing season continue* Saturday night with more than too driver* expected to toe the mark at the much improved Osceola Drag Strip. Competition in most stock clasvrs Is slated to stiffen due to now entries recently Sinclairs In Solid Lead Knndrackl and Cline's Sin clalr team strengthened their grip on first place last Tues­ day night while taking four points from Team No. «. Cur­ tis Ahney continued Jits fine bowling for the .Slnclairnien with ton 370 taking series honors for the night. Bay Robinson shared high game honors with flick Schaffer a* they both posted a 223. Robinson's 356 total was barked up with a steady 354 hy t'larrnee Wallis to enable team No. 3 to lake all four point* from the Dick’s Appliance tram . George Mason rolled a 122 to spark the Mooney Appli­ ance team to a lour point win over team No. 5 a* Mooneys took over the second spot tn league standings. Kanin Builders well balanc­ ed array took ■ three point win from team No 4 despite a good 205/552 by Vergil An­ derson. received by tha sponsoring Seminole Timing Association. A newcomer, Gene McMahn of Lake I.nil, i* touted to make thing* "interesting" for Sanford's Jim Kennedy. ■ hesvy winner tn recent super stork events with s 1962 Ply­ mouth. klrMalinn drives s 125 lip. 1963 Chevrolet. Another tight duel is ex­ pected In the "A" Fsctory Experiments! da** where Or­ lando's Hob Tucker will match a 166.1 aluminum Indy Chevro­ let against the reigning AFX rhanip. Juba Tempest of Or­ lando. Tempest drives an alu­ minum 1963 Tempest. The Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion's Tom Rogers will lie present with hi* newly built "ft" Alter English Ford with the late model Chevy power plant. Rogers’ entry swept Ids class in Its last Osceola outing hut ws* nipped for Middle Eliminator money by Don Moun.vey nf Orlando. The Seminole Timing Asso­ ciation has sillied several Im­ provement* (o the local drag strip for die convenience of spectators. A new, more (Niwerful public address sys­ tem will brnailrs't winner* of each heat quickly and audi­ bly. A sturdy chain-link re­ straining fenee, designed to conform with National Hot ilod Association regulations, is being installed and is ex­ pected to bo ready for Sat­ urday's racing program. The Lake Monroe Inn team I* in top spot In th* City Howling League ns th* result nf making- a rlean four-point ■weep fi»nv the Knights of Columbus outfit. Gary Fox ted the Inn with games of 212, 102 and 191 and a 60S series. Th# American Legion Team No. 63 tok Hire* and a half points from Sanford Manufac­ turing Co. team to mova Into second pines. Gordon Honey­ cutt was high for the Legionnires with 231/679. “Snuffy” Smith wa* elo»it behind his teammst* with a 578 aeries. Wisdom Sod Service, with the help nf Jerry Wisdom's 610 aerie*, took ail four points from Pryor’.* Slate Farm In­ surance tram. With th* help of Jim Val­ entine's 258 gtimo Sweeney’s salvaged three points from Harry's liar and Package. Mielinel'a Elk (ins salvaged three points from Je t lavnra. In the 21*0 game category Jim Valentine led with his gue so far this year. Others high game (25H) for the Irawere Ed Callan, 218; John Wright, 200; Eddie .Monroe, 20J; Joe Wsllnrr, 219; Don Dorman, 217; II. K. Ring, 2 10 ; Gary Fox. 212; John Uhr, 216; Henry Tamm, 207; Ed Klrchhuff, 208; Gordon Honeycutt, 2.11; Clyde Plerey, 214; Harold SsiiiIh, 200 and 201 and Phil ZeuIi and George Swonn, 200 each. TALLAHASSEE - Florida hunter* are reminded to study the 1963 64 hunting regula­ tions and to check their hunt­ ing field* before shouting na­ tive or migratory game birds and animals. A few minutes of study and checking can prevent embarrassment later, according to A. I). Aldrich, director, Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Each season a number of hunters violate tha wildlife regulations and are appre­ hended by the Florida Wild­ life Officers. Soma violations are intentional, wblta others may be victims of not being familiar with the hunting reg­ ulations. Dave huntrrs should he rsreful to see that their Held* meet the standard es­ tablished by state and federal game agencies. Aldrich said that dove and oilier migratory game birds may be taken during the open season over standing crops, flooded standing crops, flood­ ed harvested crop lands, grain crops properly shucked on the field where grown, or grains found scattered solely as the result of normal agri­ cultural planting or harvest­ ing. Migratory game bird* may not he taken by the sid of balling, or hunted on or over any batted area. A summary of Florida hunt­ ing and trapping rules and regulations may bt obtained from any County Judge. Fed­ eral regulations sre available from office* of tha Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission located In Panama City, Lake City, Ocala, Lakeland, West Palm Beach, and Tallahaisea. Lions and Baltimnra Colts hava all lost front Una play­ er* to Injury In their effort to atop th# Packers from grabbing a third auccestiva National Football League crown. Now Starr, who guided Green Bay to NFL titles In 1961 and and 1982 and who led the league in passing last year, 1* lost for an indefi­ nite period with a hairline fracturw to a bon* in hil throwing hand. An unconfirmed report said he could ml,a ns much aa six weeks action. The injury cam* just aa the Parkers mad* it Into (Irak place in the Western Divide* for tiie first timn this sea­ son and just a* they were heading into what i* probably th* roughest part of their 196.1 schedule. Green Bay meets th* Colts, Lion* and Bear* away front horn* In three of their next six game*. Only th* Minne­ sota Viking* are scheduled for Green Bay. with Pitts­ burgh and San Francisco slated fur Milwaukee appear­ ance*. S tarr waa hurt In tha third period of Sunday's 30-T vietory a t SL Louis. Tha win wa* G-e*n Bay’s fifth in a row and tied the defending champs for tha top spot with th* Bears, upset loser* a t San Francisco Sunday. S tarr was tackled by Card­ inal corner hack Jimmy Hill on a running play and Hill waa tjected for tha gama for ■lugging th* P a c k in ' star in tha face. Fish Fry Set For Saturday W. A. Adams, president of the Seminole County Sports­ man's Association today r«* minded members and friends of Bis association about tha group's family fish fry which Is slated for Saturday night. The affair will be held at John Crim 's Camp Seminole on the Weklva River and will get under way at 3:30 p.tn. I n a u g u r a l BOWIE, Md. (UPI)—Car­ digan beat Ischgabtbbl* by a bend In tha first race at tha Inaugural meeting a t Bowia Fastest Pacer WESTBUHY, N. Y. (UPI) rare course in 1914. — Roosevelt Raceway's |I60,IKK) Messenger Stakes has at­ tracted th* world'* fastest pacer for it* eighth running, Nov. 2, Overlrick, who estab­ lished the mil* itandnrd nf 1:67 1-5 for half-mile tracks, was entered in the pace for thr**-yrar-olJa Thursday, what's new from The *nowy or while owl of the Arctic is one of the few «>wlj that hunts by day. EVINRUDE 9 INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR ’64 m v . v . y . v . v . * 1 New S ta r flite A 1-'*4-J 9 0 -S Mnse effkimt *utho*nl 1 built. 90 hp V-4 with ♦•barrel each and Miaicht-in manifold. Push-button electric shift. New 60hP Sportfour • 'll • • • • • • i « New loMorailK lightweight fishing motor nocks a lot af punch. Smoothest, Bigcar lovers! We'vegot your number...880 f c Big Dodge 330 may very «*U turn out in b* your lucky number... because It puts so much automobile and luxury within your easy teach. Here’s ail the car a family nun could ask for. A spacious interior. Bind fitted upholstery. And an easy-going rid* that only a targe car un give you. Big Dodge 880 looks every bit as uptnihre as Hsounds . . . sicept when you hear 8 from your Dodge Dealer. He wilt lell you that Dodge 830 is priced just a thoughtful step above Ih* lowprice bald. Makt tt a pouil Id see and drive the big Dodge 880. Two mm qm etret g um *, i s * * * * * • • * ■ • • • • • * ■ * > • • • * ta r OLO series, nine models. With each, you get a 5- year/50.000- md* warranty*. • th * o i n n o m e r t - T i u / M .M s M iie w a a is« T T -c w rU a c« s« m,<m « « . r.flii. to. 1 |M I« Waua toll.., •■-*«,« ctm« till, ifto.ll Mtal, )■ I*Ilk ,.,4 --------J — IM .OMl II rttlac.M 1*1 MS inr*a«f Ik . mal,n t.ir Ch. ,O (I m I CM k w,OimmMpuI-miimCtoM-lUo. . i . n . u ut.tta, ta , . i Outa ■ I *' • “ » • « « * * . • « • ' I 1** I W 1 ■•*! Old M m Ml M>W M i l l . , 1m h . MM VMM CM. M * IMm m I H 't l ( M t M t a t . m i l I k k h t Im m * MMMtM. 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And all 14 model* ar« backed by Evinrudr’i liberal 2-ytar warranty, bee (hem now at— Dodge BBO V eV eW Strickland-Morrison P ig e fla . ROBSON Sporting Goods 303-0-8 E. FIRST ST. PH. FA 2-5061 �Lego! Notice n t h i r ia c r r r ro rirr THIS crrr J tn ilU L or a » row or C l« . ik m u NOLB C O tS T T . FLORIDA, n c a ix c n T no. i m « F E D E R A L NAT IONAL ItO R T OAOE AJ4SOCIATI ON, a t o r . porailon , n P la i n t i f f , w TA i . f e r r e l l an d F ERRELL, D efen d a n ts . X O T U It o r »M .K XOTICK IS H E R E B Y OIV P. V that on tha tth Sa y o f Novem ber, ISO, at 11:1*0 A. M, at the m a in door of tha Court Housa o f Komltmla C ou n ty , a t Sanford. Florida. tha H o n o r . Ohio A rth u r II. B e c k w ith . J r . Clark o f t h a Circuit Court o f Sem inole. Cottniy, F lo rid a, will o (f» r fo r aala to tha high* a il and bast hlddar for ra sh, at puhllr o u tc r y , tha f o l l o w i n g daarrtbad proparty o f tha Da. fandanta Richard I . F arrall and lla la n It. Frrrallt L i t 11. Block i t . NORTH ORLANDO, a cco rd in g to plat tharaof racordad In l i n t B o o k It. P a g e s 1* and t l . 1’uhllc Racorda o f S e m in o le County, F lo r id a : Includin g: Range — F rlg td a lra — Minh 1 ttS-1# * Ita frlgi •nr — F rlg ld a lr* — Modal a -11 toga thar w i t h , I airu etu raa and Improvemen t*. I n ar thar aaftar on said I t . id. Thla la mada p u rsu a n t to Final Daoraa o f Foracloaura anlarad In tha a b o v s e a u . a, Chanrary D o ck et No. tju lt. now p o n d in g In tha C ircu it Court o f and for Sam ln ot* County, F lo rid a IN W IT N E S S W I I K R H e r . I h a v s h e r e u n t o art my hand and o f f i c i a l aral Ihla l a t h day of Octob er, ISO. (SKAI.I , A rth u r H. B e c k w ith . Jr. Clark o f lha Circuit Court In a n d for kamlnola C o u n ­ ty, Flo rid a By: Martha T. T t h l a a D a p u ty Clark JOSEPH M MURASKO I'. O. I l o i O', Farn I'ark. Florida Attorn ey for P la in tiff Publlah Oct. 11. l t d c o n . as _______________________ r ic h a r d H EL EN R ^ ^ . l _ J ft • it t h e r m c r iT c m wt o r TIIK NINTH J I I I H I t l . CIHIT IT OF F l . O l t l l l t . IN AND FOR WERINOI.K C O l N T Y, FLORIDA . IN t ' l l ANCF.RT NO. H I T * SOCIETY F O B HAVING*. a C o n n ecticu t corporation. P la i n t i ff , J w J\C K S S .tN P I F K R and IlftSKMAIlY MA.NTiIFKK, hia wife, D a fa n tla u la NOTICE OF F O I I E C l.o a l IIF. NAI.r. NOTICE IS IIKItEIIY lilt* . KN that ART HUR II. l l K C h - v W IT H. J it .. Clark o f thn Cir­ cu it Court o f kamlnola Cou nty, Florida, will, on tha ta t day of Novam har. l'Jit. 'lu rin g tha laga l hou ra o f aala, a t tha front door nf tha County Cou rth ouse. kamlnola County! tha City nf San ford , F lo r ­ ida. o f f e r for aala an d aril at public o u tc ry to the hlghe«t and hast bidder for caali, lha f o l lo w in g described property, sltu a la d In kamlnola Cou nty, Flo rid a : t « - w l t : L ot S. Block IJ. HF.FTI.KB HOMES ORLANDO. SEC­ TION i >NII, a c c o r d i n g l » t h e plat thereof recorded In l*l»l Hook IS. P a g e s i an d 4. o f lha P ub llo Hac o rd s nf Sem inole Cou nty, F lo r id a ; pursuant tn lha F in a l Deer es Foracloau ra e n t e r e d In a rasa p e n d in g In "aid Court, thr atyla o f which la SOCIETY KOH HAVINC.S. a C on n ecticu t co rp o ra tio n . P la ln llff. ve Jack H H ANDIFE R and KOMBMART H ANDIFER. hla w ife. D efen d , ante, and tha Dock et Nu mbe r o f w h ich la Number 11171. \\ ITXKHS my hand and lha Official S ea l o f aald Court, thla M th day of O cto b er, ISM. tkK Al.l Art hur H. B e c k w i th . I r , Clark of lha C ircu it Court lly ; Martha T. Vih lag D a p u ty Clark R o i - n h e r c . R o sen be rg A llalam an Attorn ey* for P l a l n l l f f luul Alnatay Building Miami U . Florida Publlah O H . M, IM A C D N - l l _________ in t u b m n r f r o m r o J TIIK NINTH J l l l l t ' I A I . CIHC U T , IN AND IIIH I K A I N O I N COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN C H A N C E R Y NO- I M M S U F F O L K COUNTT F E D E R A L HAVINUS AND LOAN ABHOCIATION, a United Btatna ©orporatlon. P la in tiff, F R E D E R IC K W. m . r U B , JR . and UK.VA O. UI.UME, » a wife, at a l a Dafea d a a 'a . NO TIC E O F r o n r . t i . o n u s: m g No t i c e i s h e i i e i i y g i v ­ e n pu rsu a n t tn a F in a l De­ ere# o f Mortga ge Forecloa uia, date d October II. 11*1. a n t antara<1 In Ch an cery C a l* No. 11I0« o f lh a C ircu it Court of Ilia Ninth J u d ic ia l Circuit In a n d for Hemlnol* County, Florida. wherein SUFF O LK COUNTY F E D E R A L BAVIXUB AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Un ite d ktataa corp oration, la P la in tiff. and F R E D E R IC K W. Ill.t’MK, J It. an d OKNA U III.UME, hla w i f e , stale, are Defen d a n ts. I w i l l aall to lha htgheat and ue »t bidder for ca sh at the F ro n t door nf th e Srmliiole C o unty Court . h o u a . In Ihe city o f Sanford. County o f kamlnola, F lo r ld a at U;OU A. M. on tha 4th day or Novem ber. 1741. tha fo llo w . Ing described p rop erty, as aat forth In aald F in a l Decree of M o rtg a g e Foracloaura, t o - n l t : tail It, BEAR LAKE HILtgt. a cco rd in g to tha P la t tharaof, a s recorded In P la t Book II. Pag e IT o f tha Public Racorda o f S em in o le County . Fl-rlda, t o g e t h e r w ith tha f o l lo w . Ing: 1 Elaatraad l l s s t a r t Modal 44014 A ll p e rtn a n tn tlr Installed In clu d in g tha b u ild in g and a p ­ p u rte nan ce* lo c a t e d thereon, t o g e t h e r with tha furniture, furnlehlnga, and Matures situ* a t* litera ls. and l o ca ted there, on. D A T E D this l l t h day ar October. 1141. (SE AL) A rth u r II. B e c k w ith . Jr., Clark t.f lha Circu it Court h « m l n i l « C o u n ty , Court* bvuM Sem inole C o u n ty . Florida B y : Martha T. Vlhlea D C. r o u n s u o x AND COTRSIION lo t a til* ayn* B o u lev a rd Miami Id. Florida I P ub lish u ct. 11. 1141. ICDM-M �/ Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial FA 2-5612 Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: Th* Herald will not b« r#•ponsible (or more than on* incorrect insertion ol your ad, and reserves th f right to re* rlao or rejeet any advertiaamrnt from what ordered to conform fa th» policies *1 thla Legal Notice r i n r r i o t a *.%**■ XOTlcr IS hereby «lv*n that t am *ni»**J In bu*ln*** at •amlnnla P l a i n , 8*mlnol* County. Florida, unitor tha flctltlou* nnma of. J. 1'lttU P JKW'Et.r.na. and that I inland In raglatar aald nama with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court, Seminal* County. Florida. In acoordanca with tha provision* af tha Flotltlou* Nama Histutaa, to-wlt: sactlon Ml.a* Florida Itatutaa HIT. ■It: Jamai H. Sallara Fuhllah Oel. 1. I. 11. Ti. 1MI. cdm - i - i i s tm ii e m e t r r c m n r o f TUB M tT H i l M D U L C IS . C U T o r F ld>HtDA, IF A ID r im ik n i i i i l k c o n n . IS llltH K H T SO. HIM J. I. K18I.ASC MOtlTOAO* CORPCHATTON- OF FLORIDA, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, kV w f TK K rOHUfAXN, JR. and DIANA POHLMANN, hla wifi, nafandanta. AOTIC! M ' PVFUOATIOF TO. LIANA POHLMANN ’’.aitlanca Unknown TOU ARB HBRKRT NOTt* rilili Hut a »uH to Foracloaa jii.rin n a apalnat roal and pm unal proparty hat baan flint acalnat you In tha abova Court tiy tha above t>*m*J Plaintiff. Tha proparty *ou«ht ta b* furadoard li ai followa: Tha North 100 ft. of tha Boat !0« It . Lot 14 tiOl.F OULTHHB ADDITION in Caaaalbarry, Florida aa rarorJad In Plat Ilook to. p,*a 15. Public tlocnrdi of Samlnola County. Flor­ ida. tocathar with Itafrl* parator, Ran*a and Ot*n. Ifaatar: w/duota and Dlahwaahari inoluJIn* tha bulldlnpo and appurtanancaa looatod tharaon. and topathar with tha furnlturn, furtahlnpa, and tlx* turaa (Ituata thnratn, and locatad tharaon. TOU AHR IIBgUlilKII to •anra A copy of your Anawar, or olhar Plaadlnp. on Plainttfra Attornaya. FRANK. A FTRKLKi iW, UFQS. l i l t Lin. •oln Road. Miami Beach. Flor Ida. anj flla tha original In tha oflloa of thp Clark of tha at,ova Court on. nr bafori. tha Ifnd day of Nnvambar. l»*l, In dafault of Which tlio Com­ plaint wilt ha taken aa ionlaaaad acalnat you for tha rallaf raquaatad In Plaintiff* Complaint. CLASSIFIED INDEX i Notice* 1. Lost A Fauna VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, suppliei for Electro­ 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free 4. Transportation pickup. New tad Ueed 5. Food cleaner* sold. FA 2-23(2. 6. For Rent I. For Rant 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 3 BEDROOMS. 1H baths. Large yard. Children wel­ 8. Beach Rentals come. 322-3609. 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Kent UNrURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ 11. Real Eetate Wanted ped. 133 mo. 90S Magnolia. 12. Real E state For Sale Apply downitalri. 18. Ifortffafe Loans "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbs 14. Insurance Cable*. FA 2-0720. 15. Businese Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted FURN. 2 Bedroom House. Adult*. No pet*. FA 3-TS64. 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Cltan and clote In. Jimmie 19. Situations Wanted Cowan. 322-4013. 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons TRAILER. I Bedroom. Ph. 22. Build - Paint - Repair FA 2-2A47. 28. Building Materials 2 BEDROOM (urn. A p t FA 24. Electrical Services 2-0«4t. 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 2 BEDROOM House partially furnithed, kitchen equipped. 27. Spedat Services r.A 2-401S after 4 p. m. 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service Seven room houie. Complete­ 29A. Auto Accessories ly (umlihed. Reasonable 30. Machinery - Tools FA 2-2MS or 111 Palmetto 31. Poultry - Live stock Ave. S1A. Pets 32. Flowers • Shrubs FURNISHED — U rg e lovely 33. Furniture 4 rm. apt. l l i bath*. Large 34. Articles For Sale serrenod porch. FA 2-4D50. 34*A Swap or Exchange 3 BEDROOM house. 2 full 85. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles > Trucks bath*, kitchen equipped, Ra venna Park. Cell KA 2-404S 36-A Autos Wanted or FA 2-473d. ST. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 4 room Furn. Apt. 30S Elm 89. Trailers - Cabanas Ave. 322-2U2I. 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice t a t h e I 'a a r t a t th * t'w a a ir J a g g * , t a a i l a a l * C o a a ty , F to r Id a. l a F r a b a t* . ta r ,i F.auta at E D IT H M. H A M E R Raraaakd T a AM r r a d l t a f a a a * F a ra a a a H a f l a g C lalaa a a r D aaaaaga A g a la a t g a te K a la ta i 8l|t ftaatorb VrreLh O ct 22, 1963 — Pag* 9 IS. R m I Estate For Bala 15. B oslncm O pportunity 25. Plm ttbinr Servteaa SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer LOVELY Ravenna Park. 10S Valencia Dr. Selling pri­ vately, save realtor's feet. I Bedrooms, living room with wall to wall carpeting, dining area, kitchen, screen­ ed porch, carports, high and dry lot with 6 fully grown and bearing orange tree*. House 4 years old la esowllaat rood. Asking tor our original down payment at 9900. You benefit by our 4 year'i payment* on house. Current payments • l t t m o n t h l y , including taxes sad aU tnsurtncei. U Interested cxU FA 2-M3I. BY OWNER, I bedroom, m bath home. One bedroom has separate entrance, can be rented lor Income. Will trade for smaller place. Shown by appointment. Call FA 2 9646. JOHN E. F O X REALTOR 110 N. Fark Ave. 123-0339 OPEN HOUSE W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Roomi private bitha, 114 W. First St. ATTRACTIVE 1 Bedroom, 1 bath House. Fla. room, kit. equipped. Extra a t o r a g • area. FA 2-A3U. LARGE t Bedroom trailer, s Im 1 bedroom trailer os Urge lake. Adults only. Ph. CLEAN furnished Karaite apt. KA 2-7366. Adults. $43 month. t>i2 Park 9. For Sal* or Real KA 2*3010 or FA I073S. CLEAN furnished downstairf LARGE 4 bedroom o l d e r home oa lake. Many extras. apt. Adults, gtio month, l'b. $173 month leato or will FA 2-3010 or KA 2 07M. tell. FA 2-7732. LAKE MAllY— 2 txnirouiu furnished house. Spotless. 3 BEDROOM CR House, kitchen equipped, near Newly refinislied insida and Winn Dixie. Call FA 8-5608. out. Xu children or pete. 103—|A3 If you mow lawn. LARGE 2 Bedroom Houses, Avallahlo Nov. 1 . Call 1 & 2 baths. By owner. 203 FA 2-3)530 after $ p. m. E. 23th St. UNFURNISHED. 2 Hedroom, LARGE 4 Br. older Home on Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. lake. Many extras. $173 month lease or will sell. F U It N I H H E D npartment, FA 1-7732. ilosu in. KA 2-24vt>. 16. Female Help Wanted HINSON ft IIEARN PLUMBING CONTRACTING Reoair* 4 Water Heaters FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 t RECONDITIONED Electris 10-key adding m a c h i n e , $36.16. PO W ELL O PT IC E S U P P L Y CO. 117 M agnolia FA 2-3648 PLUMBING Colored Housekeeper to live Contracting Repairs BOY'S 24" Bike, $12. 14 ft. in. Apply 1344 W. Concord. FREE ESTIMATES Fiber G ists boat and trail* Orlando, Fla., or call col­ R. L. HARVEY «r, and 26 bp. new Evlfo lect 341-1335. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-1363 rude. FA 2-1 CURB GIHL. Mu it be exper­ 27. Special Services ZIG ZAG. Brand new heavy* ienced Chick 'N T re;t, duty Deluxe Model in Wat* Sanford. Plano Tuning and Repair nut Consols. Piw-Xmsi Spe> W. L. Hsrmow - FA S -4 » rial. Full alas Zlg Zag Sew* LADY tor office work. Th. Ing Machine. Monograms^' F a 2-oaoo for appointment. M. G. HODGES makes many different do*' PLUMBING signs. Makes buttonholeC EARN UP TO |2.00 hour sowSews on buttons, blind Inf Babywwar, Tea Aprons! • WELLS DRILLED stitches. Fully gnaranteeA Send postcard to Daytime • PUMPS SERVICED with ln-the-bome Inal rue* AND INSTALLED Frocks, Warsaw D-47; In­ tlona. $166.30 full price, to * ' • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS diana. down and $2.40 per week* • FREE ESTIMATES LIGHT Housework 4 child Or trade-in will do f a f CALL FA 2 6037 care. KA 2-9121. Call morn­ down payment. FA 2-6411. PAOLA ROAD ings. CHAIR II; stroller $S{ Air-Conditioningr HIGH CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap­ jump chair $3. Good. To* H. B. POPE CO., INC. ply lMg 'N Whistle. Sanford. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 Rcther $15.. FA 2 0668. SHOUT Order Cook. Must be SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ LLKWLYX Spinet Plano. 6200. experienced. Apply Pig 'N 430 W. Cry Mil Dr., Loch tios, elc. Free estimate. Ph. Whislle. Sanford. Arbor, after 3:30 p. m. Ph. 322 3306. FA 23490. 419 Scott Ave. 17. Male Help Wnnled 3-3 p. m. each afternoon 6 Young Man 18 32. Permanent Sunday. 3 Bedroom*, 2 Job, large Southern com­ IS. Rani E state F ar M e bath*, Urge living room, separate family room, love­ pany. Must be single, free, NORTH ORIGANDO, 1 bed­ to travel. No experience ly landscaped yard with room, 2 bath; take up pay­ needed. Transportation backyard fenced. Under­ ments of gil3. FA 2-2133. furnished. High weekly earn­ ground sprinkling system ings with $230 monthly draw with well. Clo»ed garage. to au rt. See Mr. Ortell. * SOLD OUT * Will trade on trailer of Florida State Employment EXCEPT for model: 4 Bedsmall hou*e. fli),80U. Service 9 to 10 a. in. only rogoi*. t ballt*. Immediate Wed A Thurs, No phone delivery. Out 20th St. to ROSA L. PAYTON calls. Uptala road near church. Reg. Real Estate Broker Sales office open dally Sat­ FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha urday * Sunday It a. m. to 3 NAVY OR CIVILIAN S NEAR Paola Seined; new 7 3 p m. Ph. 322 2744. room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. TEE N' GREEN AVERAGE ■•uriiing! part FA 23378, FA 2-0879. time $tn to $100 per week SEVERAL new models sta rt­ Low down payment. 3 lied — Full time $160 to |3U0 ing st Crystal Lake Park rooms, l i t baths. Air-Con per week — No travel. A Buy now 4 choose your dltlon 4 heat. Kitchen equip national org-Nn-itoilior,- of­ colors and detail*. Quiet ped. Deep well, sprinkling fices coast to roast. Have relined community near system, beautiful yard. 103 opening* in Volusia, Semi­ churches and shopping. Pav­ nole A Oiuoge County. Per­ ed streets. Urge loU up So Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2 8700 or Night FA 2 8334. gonal Interview only. Apply H acre. Regional Headquarter*, lot Vk 13th St., Sanford. ALL typea of financing with Interest rales as low as Property MuntiKemont CAREER opiioriunlty. Im­ mediate openings for male. ft Sales Broker Married. High School gra­ Monthly payment! aa low duate Between 26 A to wilh s i $6u. Including sveryJim Hunt Realty thing. an old established company Offsrs fur your arlertimi lit Sanford area Salary dnr theia Beautiful J, 3, A 4 SEE our models In Lake Wy­ ing training period. 1102.30 lied room man Heights. H i g h l a n d per week. Phone Orlando GA 2 6833 or Mt. Dora Ave., Just north of new Government I'hool, off 17-92. Longwood. 383-4191. LMN Enterprises Inc. IS. H elp W noted -OM UNOHsrrr 6 . For R ani SERVICE Station for lease. Good location. Only small capital needed by right man. FA 2-4342. 84. A rtiek a Far Bala TREE SERVICE OCTOBER special. Blankets Complete Lawn Service I I .!». Limit 3 please. Army* Free E HI mates FA 2-4377 Navy Surplus. Sanford Ave, WASHING Machine Service WHY PAY 2 PRICES Free Estimates on Repair* 264(1 Hiawatha 322-7363 For a sewing machine when you can annum* remaining VACUUM CLBANER 4 payment* of $8.00 on REPAIRS awing needle Dial-O-Mntla PARTS SALKS xig sag. like new: Makes M.Kl'lHUl.U X, Hoover, Kir­ liuiniiedi uf decorative by, Hex Air, Air Way, G.E. ntitchea; make* automatic! Killer Queen, etc. Free buttonholes, new* on but* pickup and delivery. Serv­ tons, darn*, patches, etc, ing Sanford for over 15 Ph. FA 2-8627. year*. Bonded and licensed. FA 2-4763. 21" RCA Consult) TV $50. 322-6749. SINGER SALKS ft SERVICE Bis! Operator —A*k For— W X 6800 GARDEN Tiller, 3 hp. $40. New jalousie front door.! *10. '48 Pickup Truck flOU,1 GO fence po*t* $12. 322-0489.1 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Wilh purchase of Blue Luatre,' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Tou and *a-h of you *ra rent Electric Carpet Shim* All Types and Suva h*r*by notlfUd and r*qulr*d to pr*i*nt any claim* and da. pooer for only $1 per day. Wu Repair and Service manda which you, or tlthar ,x T I N E Carroll's Furniture. of you, may hava again*! th* • •tala of Edith II. Ilamar, daMachinery and Supply Co, caaaad, lata of aald County, 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 TWO door Hotpolnt Hefrigers* to th* County Judg* of H*mltor. Top (reeror. lik e new. nol* County. Florid*. *t hi* office In th* court hnua* of LAWN SERVICE Itoo. 200 Lake Ellen Dr. • •Id County at Hanford. Flor Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ C nielberry. Ph. 6364068. Ida within alt calendar montha from th* 11m* of th* flr*t isfaction guaranteed. Ph. publlohlUn of thl* nollr*. READY MIX Concrete, vein* FA 2 1817. Rscti claim or demand aliall •low sills, lintels, steps, h* In writing, and ahall *l*t* EFFICIENCY Apartment on 12. Real Batata For Sals th* pUc* of raaldtnr* and blocks, sand, cemant, rock* LOOKING (or * place to poll offlc* addra,* of th* First St. Near 2 city free CLOSE IN: 5 block* from pipe, steel, grease traps, leave your children, after claimant, and ahall b* aworn parking lota and shopping downtown; neat 2 bedroom dry wells, stepping atones. achtH)! hours, weekends, to by th* cUlmint. ag*nt. or stores. No utility charges. altornty. and any aunti claim frame house, air-condition­ Miracle Concrete Co. while yuu work or play try IIA T K D th la 11th day of nr 4*mand not an fll*4 alull Suitable for couple or sin­ ed, enclosed porch, large O rtn h ar. IM I, at M iam i Jlaach, bt void Seminole Kindergarten 4 duo Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 I'a d a C o u n ty, F lo rid a . gle, also retired people. Edith M. Crliman FHA VA Nursery. 2620 Iroquois Ave. separate dining room. (S E A L ) MEN — WOMEN — A* *a*autnr of th* laaat FA 2 4712. Inquire Jacobson 1 RECONDITIONED Roys) Arthur H Rackwlth. J r. Rhone 322-9430. G O V E R N M E N T HOMEC Priced From $(>,750 Will and T*atam*nt of C O bTLES Dept. Store. Clark af thu Circuit Court $4130 Fdlth M Harrar. dariaaad 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS St. Johns Realty >yt Martha T. Tlhlan Down Payments WANTED TO TRAIN FOR DEEP WELLS DRILLED; Typewriter, Wlndtrwatdla. Halna* A Ward POWELL'i 1 AND 2 BATHS Daputy Clark THE TIME TESTED FIRM AIT. $.10. Surplus City. Attornty* lip to 130* deep, for only MOTEL FRANK A STRF.I.KOW As Low As $100 OFFICE SUPPLY CO. m Fark Avanua. Homh ll« N. Park Ave. FA 14123 Mott Kitchens Equipped Altornaya for Plaintiff, $393; everything furnished, 117 Magnolle Wlnt*r Tark, Florida EFFICIENCY Apirtmenl. 4(iH FA 2-364$ Down I's y m e n t F ro m INDUSTRY l i l t l.lnrnln n»a<l Monthly Payments Publlah t»-t. >1. It, A Nor nothing down, $13 83 mo. NEAR HOSPITAL Mellonvllle. FA 2 473S. Miami llaarh It, Florida OFFERING i. ii. m i . FHA $100 VA Publlah Oct. IL k li A Nor. I CDN-TI 8:18 U'M Lingwood. From $43.50 See this neat 3 bedrwin home 36. Aiitomobite* • Trucks Secure high paying Jolt* as 11. H it. STENSTHOM RENTAIB LOW MONTHLY To m*V* the heat hum* et 1201 E. 4Ui St. Corner CTlN-li motel manager, clerk, hosIN t h e c ir c i r r rn|t|»T n r We hive gti unusuitly fine 29. Aulomohne Service 1939 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite PAYMENTS hu y. »e« th* location with 1 kill, deep TITTH Jl lilt t«t. t in . lr**, tvookkrrper. For free I t t u b c m n iT r o i RT o r TI(R far sale or trade. Cell selection of rental* immedi­ EXCELLENT LOCATIONS f t IT. IT ATI) FIIR IIIKI. well with sprinkler system, TIIB SIXTH JtU H IA I. c m - T P i.r rn i'T T t. Fi.tiNtiit. VA FHA Information write Amer­ AUTO GLASS FA 2-7836. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ately available. Come by or h i t o r ri.nm iiA . it axii IT I'HATTPIHT TO. I»4A* atorige house. Only $lu,3uo ican Service. Hox 3u, e'o row ■rwiTcUD n a i I T T , KEn We TH A W nlailT. and call today. Appointed INSTALLED with some terms. FI.ORIDA. IT I'MATt'CRT NO, CLARA j. W Riairr, hu wif», Sanford Herald. '63 MERCURY Monterey ful­ Wa Can Qualify You For tana Rcnknrik (Huns nn<l Taint ly equipped with power end Property pumtirr*. Large attractive l bedroom 2 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS On* Of These Outstanding W ,t I.I.ACB S B A I.T T M ORT- ri. C om pany DAUB fO M P A N T . formerly THE VOLUSIA IN4KHTMENT bath home. Includes all kit­ extras. Will take $600. or Management & 19. Situation!* Wanted Realtor Horn* Buys In Minutest 210 MagtnilLi Ph. FA 1 4622 IN S T IT U T IO N A L MORTlIACIE COMPANT, INC, at al.. good old model for my Raymond Lundquiit, Asto. MAID work wanted KA 2 6030 chen appliances ami 2 air (T IM P A N T . • California l o r Sales Broker Iiafan Janta equity and you take up poratlon tuth,trlt»d In do FA 2-3931 Atlantic Rink Bldg For Complete Information, Auto Glass. Taps conditioners. A 11 r a c t ive TOTiCfi o f *i rr YARDS cleaned, small Items eualn*** In th* Hut* *t Flar- TOi----- Ruaaall. wll* of David payments 668-4601 Enter­ 4 Sea* Cover* See Or Call Your landscaping For lease, $133. Id*. PRICED RIGHT! hauled or moved. Junk pick­ T. Ituaaall; J. T. Davla Jim Hunt Realty FUlntlff, and wlfa. —— Da a la, F AUTO GLASS & prise, Fla. FHA - VA 3 Tledruom, I bath, CH home ed up might pay for labor. fa J. Davla and wlfa. —— Ueiullful Brittany home on Office FA l l t l f T i r o M . ia r f ii.ii4.nii-' k m a st Nealy painted inside, large SA L E S BROKER FA 2-7539 or KA 2-06JI. Davl*. D. It furl* and SEAT COVER CO. HNI RENAULT. A-l Onnd. F.R.WIN and HIIIRI.F.T M, Mayfair Coif Course. 4 Night FA 2-0A4S wlf*. —— Davla; tlaota yard, draw roda k blinds. L>w mileage. 1934 Ford. MAHTURHUN, hi* wit*. 304 W. 2nd St. KA 18032 ti. cart*r and — , hla bedrooms, 2 baths. Mm PRACTICAL Nurse will care 323 0700 I>*f*nd*nt*. Built-In kitchen, combina­ Stenstrom Realty Excellent cond. Ph. 322-3487 ALL WORK GUARANTEED wlfa; J It Cartar and square feet of living plea­ for elderly people In my TtnTi it o r 2S24 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla — ■■ Cartar, hla wlfa, tion rnfrlg. k freeter, sunk­ after 5.30, all day 5atur« P ltN B « T .O « l'H R < « t.E Real F.state— Mortgage* Jama- A. Ituaaall and sure For lease $1&3. home. Ph KA 2 8133. .1.’. Flower* - Shrubs en well and extra utility 111 N. Park Ave, 322 2470 OPPORTUNITY for worker, NOTICE lit IIBItnilT OIV. day._____________________ Tluiaall. hla wlfa; and bn <h*t a u n i r t t it m:cKroom. $40u and closing Ravenna Park Datld T Ruaaall, an old duplex 1 mile west ol Child Care KA 2-2714. FA 3-7463 lil.DOMING Itewi on Chero­ WITH. JR, t.'Urk «r th* Clragalnit aach of tham If Many other attractive 2 and BUYING A NEW or cost*. FA 22246. eult court of Hamlnol* County. center of Sanford. Nredi Call Evenings at kee stock. All other kinds altv*. and If daad. th* 3 bedroom hornet from $73 IRONING In my home. FA Florid*, will, on th* 11*1 day USED CART unknown halra, apuuaa*. repairs, fix It up in ipar* FA 3 0346 NO I 3324 FA 2 4462 of Nursery shrubbery and of Oetober. DU, during th* up We will be pleased to 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath Kitchen 2-6268. davlaaaa. Ugataaa, grailFINANCE IT WITH U6 >•■*1 hour, of aal*. at th* time for rent, lot lire 61 s trees. taaa, and olhar cUlmanta equipped. $400. Down. Ph. show these homes any time ♦ Liw Interest Rstes NEW LOW front door of th* County u n Jar and through tha 127. $2300 rash Call W. W WANTED Estimates on con­ Gray .Shadow* Nuisery FA 2 2940. at jour convenience. Omrlhou**. **mlB(i1* County, ♦ L>w Monthly Payments DOWN PAYMENTS tforaaald dtfandinl*. to t In th* City of H*nforI. F lo f (Bill) Griffith Realtor. Ph verting rnrpurte Into extra it Mi. S. on Sanford Ave, all partita, having nr FLORIDA STATE BANK $100 Down, many home* to Id*, offar for a*l* and **ll « TOP HOME VALUE. 8 largs 424 6190 Orlando. claiming to hav* any In room. I’ll. >122-8936. public outory to th* blehtat select from In either Pinetaraat In and to th* fol­ Stenstrom Realty DITCH MILL NURSERY An­ BR, DR. 2 baths, nice kitch­ • nd b**t bldd*r for raali, th* I960 lU'ICK convertible Lalowing daacrlbad raal crest, Sunland Estates or 3 BEDROOMS, l ‘i baths. PA 111-TIME night dLhwnihfollowing l**rrtb*d proparty, nuals ready now. Upvala en, patio, screen *ummer aalat* lying and balng In sabre. Very clean. $1300. Heal Estate — Mortgage* ■ltuata.1 In Mttnlnul* County, Country Club Manor. Spe­ Swimming pool. Furn. nr *r; 322-1863; call after 3 Kontnul* County, yTorIJa. Rd. Near Mayfair Golf house, attractive Intide and Local bank financing ran Florl'Ul to-wlt: 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 tO-Wlt! cial terms to Navy fam i­ unfurn 12! Lake Dot Dr p .m . Course. Lot t, lllu. k T. HI.4 TI.Kit out. Lot 77 x 135 In quiet, tx> arranged. See Brad Fo­ Th* ru * t ** of th* HF. '« lies These are FHA 4 VA SunUnd. 11(451 KH ORLANDO UEC. o f t h , HID, of Hautlou I, lettled neighborhood. Low RENT A BED ley. 3*1 E. Elm Ave. TION ONK, acoorjtnc to LAUNDRESS wishes Ironing WOODRUFF'S owned Homes. Tow nahlp II k. rtana* 1> Rol'away, Hospital 4 Baby down payment. pUt th*r*.)f r*cur J*l In ID E AL COUNTRY~HO ME E. lata h i *** R»*d <14. at Lime. 706 Ray Ave. Rea­ FARM .1 GARDEN CENTER P ut Hook If, Pag*a 5 and '30 fudge Pickup. FA 2 4684. Bed*. • h i ! • • • that part o f th* New 3 bedroom concrete sonable. *, I'ubllo lUrord* uf s.mlS(M Celery Ave. Ph KA 2 3976 K q o f * a l l MK 'A lying By Day, Week, or Month Seminole Realty S o l e County. Florida, toblock home on 5k acre lot SO U T H W A R D South uf Hint* Ituad 444 ,17. Hotilts • M otors Petunia Plants a*'h*r with N a t i o n a l CARROLLS FURNITURE Tou will h i r t t i y !*a* nolle* (lx sire if desired), two 21. Itenuly SuRmw Hang* and Ov*lt-Mod*l t h a t tha p la in tiff* hav* fltad Ph. FA 2-3IBI ltd W. 1st St. 1901 S. Park Ave. 16' STARCH AKT all alumi­ INVESTMENT 4 REALTY ■'!.'(. F u r n i h ir s t full tiled bath* (In color), TK-W-ta. serial sites. ault a g a i n * ’, yo u In Ih* Circuit Harriett's Beauty Nook FA 2 3232 anytime National Hood and F a n ­ Court 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 num Boat with 73 hp. Evlnlarge separate kitchen, se­ F.w Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians In and for hamlnol* 1 UEDROOM Apartmsnt. i l od*t KV100F, W a i l * County. Florid*, to oulat th* U»ed furniture, appliances, rude motor, trailer, ski parate social dining room, ST JOHNS REALTY CO. 1 * King Dlapo**ll • Modal t ill* In th* plaintiff* to th* Quiet neighborhood. FA 2103 So. Oak FA 2-3712 tools, etc. Bought - Sold. rope and skiis Can be seen NEW HOMES” T l—fl*rl*l C*#9, a S . Air proparly, a ltunlad In katnlmd* and screen porch. A 11 an authorised agency to sell 1142 from 1:30 to 6 p, m. Larry'* Mart 215 Sanford Cun Jttloner and Kurnao* County, F lo r id a , and daacrlhat Seminole Sporting Goods. BY SHOEMAKER H ard Porter Beauty Simp closets (5 in all) large, FHA A V A owned home*. Modal :tT A »U )t, firlit ad abor*. Monday thru Friday. Ph. Ave. t'h. FA 2 4132. 3 AM) 4 BEDROOMS Ph. KA 2-1592 or FA 2-8074 IIIIR-414: patio, a wiling windows, and Cold Wave W.uu complete Many excellent buy* •ta tt­ Tou ara li*.*l,> p»iulral t-. F.\ 2-43ol any other time. pur»u»nt to in* F in al D*or«* fll* with th* Clark of th* I, 144. AND 2 BATHS It hi W 23th St. KA 2-1321 professional landscaping. I ing at $ IU O dow n and low WANTED reliable couple to o f Fur*cloaur* i n D n l Ui a abovg tlylad Court you-* laGateway To The Waterway mile to downtown, paved monthly payment*. See u* <••»« p a n l l n g In aald Court, f*na*t to th* *bot* atylai 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom FHA, VA A Conventional take up monthly payments Knh.xnn S p o rtin g G o o d t PE it MAN ENT Wave Special th* atyla of which la \V A L- cau** and fu-olali x co p y of Houses. FA 2 3685. Financing t street and city water. Pric­ fur complete lUtliig* on of $13 50 cn 3 complete Your EVLN RUDE Dealer I.ACK ItKAt.TT M O ItT lIA U E th* aum* to Chari** J. Cu|20' « off regular prices. SITUATED l \ BE M TIKUl. ed at $15,3(8) for immediate th e s e f i n e hom e*. rooms of furniture. Call 304 6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 2 3061 Colt I’ ANT, fo rm arli i n h t i - lom. Id H.,uth Magn-.lla 4V*- 2 RED ROOM house, kitchen Open Evening* by appt. •rt'TXi.NAL MORTtlAUK COM- nu*. Orlando, Florida, aald daRAVENNA BARK sale and occupancy. J. W. te 8-151), Casselberry, col­ equipped. KA 2 3*36. I*AN r , a C aliforn ia corp ura- fanaa, to ha filed on or h*Free parking lot. Service* AND Halt, Realty, 2344 S French 1 St. Johns Realty lect. 38. Motorcycles - Scooter* ’ on a i t b n - U a d to Jo hualnaaa for* th* 15th -lay of Novamfrom up to tip. In th* P u t * o f Flo rid a, f a . b*r. .\. d . '*41. Ildretn fall IDYLLWILDE Ave . KA 2-3641. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Cut 'X Curl Beauty Shop Mo to r Scooter for sale. TIloMAH F R K D K R L 'K 41 5*T- not ,,r decree pro oonf»*ao FREE ESTIMATE Leg al N otice \4e Have Several New Homes tie V Park Ave FA 2 « l2 3 'r .- " ,T " r Kit.-'tN and S H IIll.S r M. wtl* he pntaratl x klnat you 318 Palmetto Ave. Good condition, to.uoo miles . * T. 1 13. Ilusinew** O pportunity UphiiDteting A Mattress ren­ No* '.'ndt-r Con* tract inn. HASTtlHAON. Ill- wlfa. HafanIN VVITNHMk WIIEHKmF, I approx. Ph. FA 2*375. ovating. New k U»ed Furni­ l U M t and tha Dock at Mum- hay* h-'f*uufo And A Few Nearly Com­ LOVELY 2 Bedroom block OPERATE s franchised Kid­ Phone door (I) 322 6831 t m f h «n 1 .VOTU'K Ir« h#r#tj|r fttvwn Mitt Pi-r of wlili-h |a Numtiar 1)114. and affli-d toy offirU l Phone d(8ir <21 322 8323 Hume with separate din­ ture Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 1 *ill • h ira a • -1 L* t>uftln«N« mt pleted! WITNKAk my hand and th* die Kounlry Kluli Kinder­ ». thl» 11th Him trial* I ' U n , S#intnoIt We Can Also Custom Build Co., at 7u9 Celery Ave. ing room. Large screened (■fflclat k>*l uf aal-l Court, day o f Oc-tob*r. A D-, m i GKEENBRIAR bounty urijwr t»«w KlorLU garten Nursery S c h o o l . 22. Ituild • D uinl • R epair t h l , l at h Jay o f Octobar. l i t ] cast porch. Located on FA 2 3117. (SISAL) runtisjuB A Home Just For You. I*Alit# «f, DON A Chois* lots sisilahl* in “ America » iinest pre-school (SKAL l Arthur i l H* ckwltft. J r . lUUHETt SHOP, r For large corner lot with fruit, Complete Information ADDITIONS, repair*, remo­ Grevnbrlar of Loch Arbor Arthur II Mac ka Itil. Jr., Clark o f Ilia C*lrr»H s 1n Iwn ! * f«ii Iftitr •Jl J narn* educational p r o g r a to." Sell Us Your Furniture. uicrluokiiig gull c u u r.r. oak A magnolia trees. 2 CUrk «.t lit* Circuit Court See or Cad Your deling. Good work reason mf!•:» tl»r Ciferk t»f t!*« Clrarjlt Ily: l l r r l l i a T Vth's Qunk Survive Willi the Custiim buildlne to your Small investment Large tl) : >1artha T. VthUu Dep uty Clark -■urt. >k.-iiliml. I \ .u n l v )" >rCar garage By owner Ph. ruivenna Park ■ Idyll*tide able. Free estim ate. A L - p jl i •uier d •preifieatiun. Grsenbrtar ■ H 4 l.l.Fa |. t l. I.l.’ -u profit’. No experience ncce»Cj i Ii SUPER TRADING . .J* in acecrJ*n. u wltlk Ui* KA 2-4116* I.,»nl>*r*. Jtu • • Ukf§>a ftp plan* 8i8ol36. I* U Ro t u . i k*r,i*l*lt;n* o f ih* Ti^Ullou* EXCLUSIVE SALEa AGENT developed by • ary Complete program POST. FA 2-6677. Jtalaman ’5 South Magnolia Nsm* kkt*!ul»*. t * - » l ( : H*cAltornaya for P U ' o t i f f BY OWNER: 3 bedroom, 2 developed by professional OrlaaSa, Florid* For quality automobiles at KING s w o o n tl»n 1*5 a* S'lnrll* S ta tu '* * l ’”! Aloala.- E. lln u t tt o r n a y for Plaintiff* 1557 BUILDERS INC, bath hum*. Built-in oven; educators. W r i t e Kiddle low p riic ; i heel the Herald 31. Articlcw For Sale Muml 1- FUr'dv Fuhliah Oct. 15. IJ .1 I S,ai Dnnat I tVltbarj** 292 Fairmont Dr. range; dtallow evil pump; 11' -nMa i j.t. Kuuntry Kluu. Slate office, clarified pages where 1ik «I I NEW Perfection heater, 87oo U. f u b llili 1 t. t, *, i i , S3 w « j . I cil.V• 5 KA 2-8074 1 CDM-llt 111 N. Para 323-34211 air-conditioner. KA 2-8667. H m ca City, EL. dealers advertise. j BTU, $23. 417 W. Uth (it V A - FHA *5*4%* Owned Homes vStenstrom Realty r■ I �DeBoryCIub Carnival Plans To Meet Ky Mrs. Adam Mailer T.:c October m edia* the the DeBvry Home Demonstra­ tion Club will be bold this T uesday at the Community Center. T-'ie workshop will tie held from ID a. m. until noon at which Ume a break will be taken for luncheon and a so­ cial period Members a rt starting their Christmas ar­ ticles and will work in sev­ eral different medias under direction of Mrs, George By Bernice Kelsey m i leath Triplett Drive, was peemetad at W e d n e s d a y ■Ukt’a meeting of the Women’a Clnb of Casselberry and the dob voted to per M r DM there of the cost. Tb« meeting, the first of An fall schedule was • Onset Might and members *ere ashed to bring newcom­ ers to the community and •ifenr potential members aa The new president, Mrs. Ihemea Hneston, presided. ■A short memorial waa held Mr families of clnb mamhere who have died during The group voted to donate H* to toe United Fond. New members Joining Urn «teb w on Mrs. Curtis Blow, Mrs. B. D. Wesley, Mrs. Gall Kteatoe, Mrs. Mildred L. Knight, Mr*. Edwins Mitchell, Mrs. Mirton Marsh sad Mrs. GUEST SPEAKERS W. R. Mathews, Deltona sales manager, left and Charles R. McCarthy, Deltona recreational director, right, were intro­ duced a t last week’s DcBary Chambers of Commerce Dinner meeting by J. C. Bradley, C of C president center. (Cox Photo) By Mra. Adam Miller A period of rapid growth waa predicted for the "Gold­ en Triangle" of Central Flor­ ida, including DeBary, by W. R. Mathews, Deltona sales di­ rector, who waa guest speaker a t laat week's dinner meeting of the DeBary Chamber of Commerce. A film on Deltona, which la being developed by Maekle C of C treasurer, waa Intro­ duced. Tfedemann was pre­ sented with a Scroll from the Chamber In recognition of past •ervlcea. Presiding at the meeting held at the Dellary Restau­ rant waa J. C. Bradley, presi­ dent. The invocation was given by Rev. Cecil N. Ogg with the benediction given by Rev. A. C. Summers. The next dinner m a tin g of the group will be held In No­ vember a t the Recreation Hall of the DeBary Fire Station. 2,098 Enrolled At Stetson Fall registration totals for Florida’s oldest university, Stetson, show 2,008 students enrolled, There are 1,303 daytime stu­ dents on Stetson's DeLand campus Including 440 fresh­ men and M transfer students. An additional 281 students are taking evening courses In DeLand aud 19 others In Daytona Beach. On the St. Petersburg cam­ pus, 223 students are enrolled in the Stetson College of Law, the atate’a oldest law school. None of these figures In­ clude registration at 12 ex­ tension centers operated by the University in cooperation wuit Baptist churches around the state. Charles R. McCarthy, Dsttona recreational director. The film was in color and waa narrated by Don McNeil, emcee of ra. dlo’a Breakfast Club. Mathewa told tha group that tha developers have agencies By Helen Snodgrass In many countries which are A small group of Enter­ promoting this area on rndlo prise parents met last Tues­ and TV and through newspa- day evening at the school in Chatman, o f f i c e r s end an effort to re activate the During the brief business Pa rent-Teacher Council for werisers for Seminole County's Mutual Concert Series gather­ •M*inn, Claire Fellows, who tills school term. A slate of officers was re­ ed i t the Capri Restaurant succeeds Rudy Tiedouiaim a« commended ami will be pre­ Monday to kickoff their twosented through lotter pnof week aoncantratad member- 4-H Clubs to elections to he held at a meeting in November at ■hip drive for the annuel pre­ which time there also wilt sentation of cultural aventa. To Meet Meetings for three local be an Open House at the DAR Chapter "Three top-flight programs area Girls 411 Clubs are School. are scheduled for this year," scheduled this week. Named were Mrs. David Has Meeting announced Judge Vernon Mite, Tlie Second Year Lake Mon­ Tnipf, president; Mrs, Ed­ By .Mrs. Adam Mullrr president ef the eseocletiou. roe girls will meet immedi­ win Urnddock, vice president; The Weklwa Chapter of the "The very beet In mueie end ately after school today In Mrs. Roy Scniones, secre­ Daughters of the American drama la brought to Seminole the Community Building be­ tary; Mrs. James Davis, pub­ Revolution met last Wednes­ County through the efforts of hind the lake Monroe School. licity and 3lrs. Pal Trent- day in DeBary at the home the Mutual Concert Assoc la of Mrs, Peter Koppenaal with On Thursday the Lake owskl, publicity chairman. lion, affording the people of Monroe Junior Club will be Announcement was made It members present. this county tho opportunity to meeting at tha same time that the sixth grade students Following the business ses­ enjoy tho finest In entertain­ and place and Ihe Sanford will present a "United Na­ sion an Interesting program ment. Junior Club will meet at 4 tions Program" this Thurs­ on tlie Seminole Indians was "Seating capacity of the p. m. at the Home Demon­ day at 1 p. m. All parents presented by Mrs. Ralph Leonard. Seminole High School auditor­ stration Center on 73lh Street. are invttrd |o attend. ium, whers all concerts are held, la limited and only dot) now.see why memberships will be aulil." noted Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, they call it membership chairman. "Former members will be contacted and given first choice and then prospective members will be offered a chance to Join tho organisa­ tion," said Mra. Smith. "If you are pot contacted, please call me' and 1 will see that one of our workers cults on yuu,” •he added. Admission to any of tha con­ cert# Is by membership ran! only and no singla admlsslnna will Ini sold. However, mem­ TornaUo-O M C. Amines < onl, O i i iH iu l C o m lo M ab let Hids* Uki a p ix s n g r r r»r: tmooln and qul<L bership cards are transfer­ Mew Cam lutom oliri engine gives more tionepower H ie big aid e eeet. Viiibi IiI , unlimiltd. Options Include: autoable and members may let a on less gss I n in i n , othe, production engine, m ill* Iren,m ission, tn d ip in d in t front suspension, power friend use their card. _________________ sleeting and power brakes. ________ Concerts are scheduled for early December, mid-January and February. Enterprise PTC To Re-Aclivale Concert Group Launches Drive For Members The Oviedo PTO will spon­ sor its annual Halloween Car­ nival this Saturday beginning at S:3o p. m. The event will take place in the school cafe­ teria and on the sidewalk and street on the east aide of the cafeteria. Mrs. Argle ChrUtlleh, chair­ man, In announcing plans to­ The afternoon pruxiam on day, said a ham (upper will "Spruce I’p-tMint-Up your be served In the cafeteria Home-’ will be presented by where homemade pastries al­ Mrs. C. Elia. so will be available for des­ sert. Tickets will not be sold at the door and only those hold­ ing tickets purchased In ad­ vance will 'be observed. Tic­ CHARTER for American Legion Memorial Unit 256 of Ctuwelberry waa r QUICK! kets are on sale now from presented recently by Sixth District President M artha Danesky (left) to Mrs. Louise Beasley In Mrs. Harold Kryder, president of the auxiliary, (Herald Photo) JET SPRAY ™ Oviedo, Mra. Chrkitlieb In Hoof Cleaning Chuluota, Mra. Lynwood Scot! In Goldenrod and Mrs. Jam es Takes Only ffoure! Merchandising Tour To Include Sanford Girl Colbert In Slavla. FSU student B«Uy Williams The tour, sponsored by the I by Dr. Haicl T. Stevens, will On sale In the sidewalk Y EN T SC H booths will be popcorn, hot- of Sanford is one of a 31- university’s Department of be under supervision of Dr. Mainlenanrr Service dogs, soft drinks, homemde member senior group major.<iU 2E .lM ,l. FA 3-4843 ilwt Textiles headed I Elisabeth Shannon. candy, candled applies and cotton candy. Adding to enjoyment of the oeraskm will be milk bottle games, fish pond, pick-poc­ ket, kiddie rides, spook house, dart games, pony rides, bal­ loon min, bicycle built for Guild To Meet In Casselberry Attend Meet DeBary Fire Chief John Lambertson and President Thorton Smith attended the Fire Chiefs' meeting held in Del-eon Springs last Friday night. The Ladies Guild of the Ascension Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the church with .Mrs. Rich­ ard Stcidlcy in charge of the discussion. Program topic will be "Be Filled with the Spirit." Re­ freshments will be served following the program by the hostesses, Mrs. Edwin Saar and Mrs. Stcidlcy. Only 12 and One-Half Pound* Light Dnylight Blue Picture Tube Built In Telescoping Antenna i) ~ ^ Model 31 110 SEE THIS COMPACT BEAUTY IN UUIC SHOWROOM NOW 1 The state of Alaska D Some 2,200 vessels have been wrecked near Cape list- about one-fifth the sire ol continental United Stales. (eras, N. C. In 100 years. • 118 Magnolia FA 2-1562 3 L? WtseWMW 1 ) te h. , tot* M A % 1 ’ HHHBNKU& • 1 V, <1‘=s§!| . , - 'tjjtn* ¥ J ! t Clinic Chairmen Plan Coffee By Berslcg Kelsey Mra. Douglas Layman am! Mrs. Csrl Fowler, chairmen of the Ovlrdo School clinic. Will entertain Clinic .Mothers a t a coffee to he held this Thursday at 9 a. m, in the school cafeteria. The chairmen are anxious l a i f »« Satar. The to stress the importance of sa b le lust a ehert having mothers participate etep up. Doors open in the program and the part a wide IS degree*. they are playing in the phy­ And IrediUonellr high ground clearance It sical welfare of the school new eombmed with children. lew leading height They are deeply apprecia­ UMTh tive of mothers who are work­ ing In the clinic and would be glad for more volunteers. t» I Driver Never Had License DUBUQUE, lows (Urn— F or 34 years Mel,In Booth ■topped at all tha etop signs and never drove over the speed lim it Today he had his flra t traffic ticket — for driv* Ing without a license. Ha told Jiulir* ha never butlirred tu got enc. ia tho surest protection against freeze-ups. Your Standard dealer checks, drains, flushes your cooling system, replaces worn ports. Only then does he add Atlas P e rm a -G u a rd and attach Standard Oil's guarantee against anti freeze loss 'til next April. Guaranteed Radiator Protection is another of the ways— S e e 'Jeep* vehicles <r in action in Sanford, i»t 1 Florida we take better care of your carl Tuesday 9 p. m Channel 9 STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KFNTUCKY) i I • 1 1 1 i 500 E. Second fit. I �Counfy Election S a a tfe i* lir r a lit University Site * * * e i® 6* “Time with a newspaper is all Um time” . . . so read a tag-line in last week's Herald promoting " N e w s p a p e r Week” So It t« «t « (his morning, The Herald was alerted that “ Hurricane Ginny" might become dangerous to this area. R. K. Porter thought to arrite a clock item about It, especially about tak e Mornoe being fogged in. By noon, “Ginny" had taken over precedence of all other news. • • • Seminole County grand jury was slated to go into session today . . . law officers from throughout the county on hand to testify. But , , . Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported unable to impanel a full Jury. Opening postponed until Fri­ day. • • • City Manager Pete Knowles and M. A. Yelvington, city planning official and acting president of the Southern Iluilding Code Congress, help­ ing the city of Fernand in a Beach “iron out” Its refuse problems. Pete is hack from a one-day visit hut “ Foots" Is still there. Ex-Sanforditc Have Gatchel is city manager of Feniandina Itemli. • • • R. E. Porter noticed this morning the Florida Hotel is being vacated . . . especially office-holders. Hole) w i l l make way for a Sanford At­ lantic bank parking lot and subsequaatly, a new hank building. • • • Special election in and for laws to purchase properties Seminole County for the with public funds fnr this p u r p o s e of effectuating purpose. Our legislative delegation, Chapter S3-I93I Act of the in the 1963 Session, passed an Legislature being: “An act relating to the act giving this power to our Commissioners upon approval Board of County Commis­ sioners of Seminole Counfy; of a majority of the register­ authorizing said board to ed electors of our County. On Nov. 3 the voters will vote acquire a site for an Insti­ tution of higher learning by on the qurstion of whether or eminent domain, condemna­ not our County Commission­ ers should have this author­ tion, purchase or gift; pro­ viding for donation of land ity. If the voters say. "no.” it to the state; authorising the Issnance of evidence of In­ means that the Board of Con debtedness In finance the trnl will not be ahle In con shier any of the four sites in purchase of said lands.” our County which must be “ Election Day. Nov, 5. the purchased. It ran, however, ciliirns of Seminole County consider the one site which have an iinusunl opportunity,” the County docs not have to said former State Sen. Doug­ las Slciislrom today. “Never before has consid­ eration been given lo the es­ tablishment r>£ a state uni­ versity in this county, and 1 doubt that such consideration The final annexation ordi­ w ill be given again during the nance for two parcels of land, lifetimes of most of us." StcnsfVum, chairman of the one of which is the building long range committee on ed­ sile for the new Winn Dixie ucation of Hie Seminole Coun­ Store located at Mobley’s cor­ ty Chamber of Commerce, ner on Highway 17 92. was today issued this statement of unanimously adopted a f t e r clarification on the question three consecutive readings at of Seminole County permis­ a continued session of the sive legislation to be placed Longwood City Council Tues­ before the county electors on day evrning. Nov. S: Other property included in We do have a chance, now, the ordinance is situated to have established here a north of Church Street ami degree-granting state univers­ .also fronts Highway 17-92, Iti other business a motion ity. The Board of Control, under authority granted by was made and approved to re ­ our Legislature, has Inspected move tree stumps at the cor­ 23 locations in six East Cen­ ner of Hardy and Lake Ave­ tral Florida counties os pros­ nue at a cost of $55, A letter was read from the pective sites for a proposed new university. Winter Park Telephone Com­ Five of these sites are in pany explaining why rates in Seminole County. One of them Longwood could not he rrduchas been offered by a very i I at this time. The letter generous citizen to our Coun­ [ cited recent high expense and ty Commissioners for present­ expected future expense in­ ation to the state, and if this volved in the county-wide ex­ site should be chosen by the pansion now under considera­ Board of Control, there will tion as reasons preventing a he no need for our County lower rate. Commissioners to purchase The meeting was adjourned lands for the new university, subject to call. save snd except, however. Longwood OKs 2 Annexations City firemen made three runs Tuesday afternoon and early today . . . a grais fire at Praver Homes on Sanford Avenue and a Irani fire ai 13th and Cedar. Twice to the latter point, where an old building U living razed . . . t i l e p o s s i b i l i t y n f n n i v n l l o f f . at H p m. Tuesday and 3; 10 rumpus trai t for recreational a. m. today, purposes. » • • If. however, the Board o? Another United Fund drive Control should * d m otio of repurt due at 4 p. in. the other four sites, our Thursday at First Federal Hoard of County Cinnfnii.ii.iu caucus room. Now over 23,3 ers mutt purchase the sue se­ per cent of the feather. To­ lected and present it to He day’s unofficial listing in­ slate. At the prevent time, cludes reports of employe our Commissioners do not contributions of Seminole hos­ have authority under cxi-ling pital, ACL, Chase and Com­ pany, First Federal. FP&L. Florida State Rank, Sanford Herald and Southern Hell. How about that’’ t • • Why “twist" when you can “ cake walk" at the l'inecroat PTA carnival Saturday even­ ing? • • • First fall meeting of Hie lni.ird of directors, Seminole County unit. Central Florida Til and RD Association, will he at 8 p. in. Tuesday at the Seminole County Health De­ partment, President Jam es C. Lee reports. • • • Randall Chase. S a n f o r d , joined other industry com­ mittee members of the Flori 'a Council of too today in a session at Lakeland to dis­ cuss Florida's present econ­ omic posture and additional efforts to attract new indus­ try to the .slate • • • • Former President Harry S. Truman will tie the banquet Speaker at Florida Stale University’s h o m e c o m I ng Nov. 13-It! at Tallahassee. • • • “ Jet Stream ’ report in Tuesday’s paper notwithstand­ ing, the Acey Deucy party as SXAS will be held Fridayevening . . . nut Saturday. • • • Ted Walt*. I-ongwood busi■essman and B R Helms, Incumbent councilman, pick­ ed up petitions to qualify as candidates for one of tile three council offices in the Dec, 3 municipal election. • t • Another “Gold W ard ’ was presented today hy the Untied Fund (o Seminole Memorial Hospital for too per cent em ­ ploye participation UF «ay» “ h a ts off ami thanks to Jonnie Eiain.” • ¥ TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — So called sales contracts for deeds, which ap* applications to purcha-** in sump subdivisions, ate taxable un dor Florida taw, t’io Supreme Court ruled today. The lower court ruling was challenged by the Gulf American Land (’orpin alien. • “ A man’s true wealth Is the good he does *it this w o r U — MuLammcd. N ilU U II ’K J. I VOL. 56 WEATHER: Occasional rnin tonight: rain, possible stpialU Thursday; high totlny 76-82;low tonight 66-72. United Press "Leased Wire Established 1908 WED." OCTOBER 23, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA HAS Ready To Move Planes if Necessary (JEN. HUTCHISON . . . county bill SEN. CLEVELAND raided and xmushcil a 110-gallon illicit moonshine (Mill near Geneva, One man wan arrested. The (sheriff in pictured (top) in the m id s t of the still ret up. Notice the water pump at tin* riplit. L ow er photo is a clom-up of the cooker, evaporator and pump. Herald photographer Ihll Vincent Jr. accompanied tin* raider-i. WILLIAM DIAL . . . amendment 2 (i. E. HAIL Man Confesses Still Destroyed Leaders To Discuss Slaying: Admits Trial Perjury in Geneva Area; 4 Election Issues One Arrested . . , iim cudnicnt 1 Bulletin IIOMIIY anil - .on federal, -In to and county law officers NO. 45 Area On Hurricane Alert Fight federal, state and county law officers, led by Sheriff J L. Hobby, smashed a 110-gallon capacity moon­ shine slill and arrested the atlc p'd operator in a raid early Tuesday afternoon. The still. 13 mash barrels and do gallons of illicit whis­ key were destroyed with two dynamite charges, Sheriff Sanford’* IL-.-yy Aftart Hobby reported. Squadron 9, a-> to arrive Too sniw was a dense home Thur mI.i* and Friday thicket northeast of Geneva. altrr seven months in the A rr vied was Denton Prevail, Mediterranean area, may t, who Sheriff llohhy said. have to divert to a “ safe” >i too noil of the woman who flying field nntii the abate­ nuns the land. However, the ment of Hurricane (Jinny, It Sheriff i■voner.lied the mo wav reported at n<mn today. liter, milling that he was pusAt press time, the squad raw d iU L**i . vinnsa - ,h" up" its arrival lime here Prevail, taken before Jutbecause of the storm. How­ lice of Iho Peace Hugh Dun­ ever. it was reported the can, was charged with and I SS Saratoga, on which the released on bond on these squadron is traveling, is four counts; Possession of an well out of the Harm area. illicit distillery. Sl.wsi bond; pii- 11 ion of illicit mash, S.V ); possession of raw mateiials, $500, and possession of moonshine, St.ooo. sheriff Hubby said that Prevail was arrested in the vicinity of the Hdi while car­ rying loo pounds of sugar and an empty moonshine jug. A second man escaped when lie i card lib' tumult in the arrest <f Prevail. Tit tied oif to the operation .i boo I two weeks ago, Sheriff Hubby said lie alerted federal alcoholic and stale beverage age niv, who searched the area until they discovered the still, complete with a well, evaporation tank and other necessities such as a butt!) I jas set-up for cooking the mail). it was believed (he -till had been iii operation for six to eight months. • • |n charity there is no ex­ cess. neither can angel or man come in danger by it"— Sir Francis Bacon. (Just a nice way to remind you of the UF fund drive | • Tux Upheld purchase. If, on the other hand, the voters say, “yes,” the Board of Control can con­ tinue its consideration of ill of the five sites in Seminole County. Further, if the Board se­ lects one of the four sites which must be purchased, the County Commissioners will then suhmit to the freeholders of the County, in a bond elec­ tion. the question of whether or not bonds should he is­ sued for the purpoie oi rea­ lising funds with which to purrhase the sile selected. In this election. 50 per cent plus one of the freeholders who are registered electors will have to favor the bond issue, if we are to obtain the uni­ versity. We are not now, however, voting on the question of bonds; We are voting solely on the question of whether t h e County Commissioners will have the basic authority to purchase lands to bo given to the state for the university. This is the first step. Needless to say, l a m deep­ ly hopeful that all of the reg­ istered voters in Seminole County will vote on Election Day ami w-ill vote in favor of grunting to our County Com­ missioners this authority, in this way. we can keep alive consideration hy the Board of Control of alt of otir five sites as pnssihli* tneatlon* for (lie new university. Ultimately, this university wilt be the space - sciences engineering center of the free world. We cannot afford not to vote, and we certainly cannot af­ ford to vote against this auth­ ority for our Commissioner*. Worse To Come In Viet Nam WASHINGTON (UPI) — B ri' Urn, Frank A Osman ski told the Army Association lud.i) that the toughest hatlie. -iIII lie ahead in Die war ,r;iin-l the Communist Viet Cong in South \ic t Nam. But lie said substantial pro r:rc>, has been made in the Li.it year, and (hut lo w s of wc.)|!"ii* have "averaged close to even on both sides" in re­ cent months “ 'Hu* remaining battles will be (ought mod savagely In Na Um trail Mona! sir ii hold at ttu Viet Cong,” hr said. (>sman<ki. a member of the military advisory committee fur \ n t Nam, s.ml Commu­ nist d ad have been four limes greater than the South Vietnamese But the overall casually ratio was 3 2. . . . am e n d m e n t 8 Sanford an,I Seminole Coun­ ty civic ami service clubs, along with other invited guests, will hear discussions of four major issues before the county electorate Nov, 3 at a joint luncheon meeting Thursday noon at the Civic Center, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. will outline the details of amendment one to the State Constitution providing for a change in the guberna­ torial election «t?te The pro­ posal, if approved Nov. 5, m w a will change the election date for governor from the presi­ dential election year. The proposal would permit a guU-material candidate Gives Up Title and cabinet board members LONDON 111PI) — Prime lo run for election for a twoMinister Lord Home formally year term in lDikl amt for gave up oil." vif the oldest title* four-term* In UKW, Alter ill the nation to rim for Par­ that, a governor may not suc­ liament us u enminunrr. ceed himielf, as at present, William II. piul. president Delay Opposed of First Natlouat Bank of WASH INH ION (tit'll — I Irian In and of the- Commit­ Sen. Hugh Scott, It I’n., auid tee for a Florida institution today he would fiulit to bend of Technology, will discuss off any dohiy in tho inquiry the second amendment lo the into financial interest* of for­ State Constitution, author!*mer Senate Dernnemlic Seoir- In ' the issuance of capital tuiy IbiUrt (J. (Bobby) linker. Improvement bonds in the amount of $73 million for the .. . construction of institutions of V G r ilR C U lllt OK.I VATICAN CITY (til l) — higher learning. Visth. o t ’v oioil fatbi ts today (i E. Dali J r . West Palm overwhelmingly approved n Beach, executive director of proposal lo let Homan CutIv- mo Central and Southern tdie bishops und priests say I I irida FIinhJ Control District their dully prnyers in their will speak on the third amendment lo tho State Conown language. t. iitjmi, authorizing the State Recreation Commission he l \ S. Policy Hit MIAMI (U P Ii -T h e U. S. I permitted to Issue revenue jiultcy of curbing exile raiders i bonds nr certificates for oulinis, in I’ffi'Ct, made this na­ | ,|mir recreation and ronsertion [lie protector of Commun­ vatiun of natural resources. tien. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ ism in the Western I inn ispilule, u Cuban exile organ­ man of the Seminole County ization, the Cuban l.ihciution Commission, will discuss the county hill, which, If approvCommittee, charged today. el will authnrize (lie Com­ mission to mil for a special Hunt For Tug P U U T S M ltl I I I . V u. ( U P I ) freehold*! i lection at a later —The Const Guard, with a date lo |u*x on a bond issue helpless Navy destroyer cu­ for the purcha*e of a situ ro rt safely in low, intensified for the propose i state univerts search today for the coni *ity, should pile of five Semi1nole County site* Ik* selected men ial tug. Meitovsuy, over­ hy ‘be Slate Board of Condue on u trip from New York ■ Irol. t o C h a r le sto n , M. C. ... Birth Control JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Arthur Eugene Williams Intel a Circuit Court Tuesday the wrong man had been convict­ ed of killing Jacksonville gambler William Arnold lust July. Williams said evidence lie had given against George Paul thvok was false and ad­ mitted he killed Arnold. Cook, a 40-year-old Talla­ hassee grocer, wn* convicted of first degree murder last J;,n,l;,ry and sentenced to life in prisun. Williams made tho confes­ sion during a hearing on a motion by Cook that his con­ viction be set a side on grounds that evidence against him was perjured. Arnold's body was fount! fb a ling it M. x‘l \|;ir’*'* River July 2. 13d2, hy Leon County law officers, Williams, 40, turned stale’s evidence and testified Cook kitted Arnold in a wooded area of Duval County, He said Cook forced him to help dispose of Arnold’s body. Williams was given a fiveyear sentence as an accessory after tho fact. Williams said Iho sheriff’s deputies were frying lo rail­ road Cook and “practically gave me my story." The whole case, Williams said, could have been cleared up when ho was arrested “if (Leon County Sheriff) Bill Joyce hadn't been so anxious to get something on Paul Cook . , ,'* Hanford and Seminole Court* tv were “battening down” at noon today on “disaster nierts’' although th# Miami weather bureau’s “hurricatvo watch” was for the Cnpo 1 nnavernt-to-Furt Laudenlalo section of Florida’s East Coast. (See Capo story on Page 10). “ Hurricane (Jinny” was ex* peeled to move into that sec* tion some time tonight or early Thursday. It* effects already nre be­ ing felt in Sanford, what with visibility ut tern across ta k a Monroe, with complete over* cast skies, slight winds and some rnin. ‘Janfoni Nnrsl Atr Sin Men had I con placed on “hurrienna No. 3 alert,” meaning that airplanes are in readiness to he moved out of the area “If necessary." The Herald was told that this Is “a half-andhalf basis — soiiin planes will he stored in hangars and tho balance flown to safe terri* tory should Inter indications today point to Hurricane Oinny heading this directon.” Cupl. Harry Foden, houd of tho local Salvation Army, said ha has been put “on alert basis, ready to movo into ‘Operation Disaster* with medical anil food supplies.** American Bed Cross at­ taches reported they have Dot I... .. plated on an "alert basil’* uther than “being kept up-to(vt''* on wetr* »ri report* bu* “w< at** tea.*/ *. go nnf A standby basis should llurrieano (Jinny nrnvs into Flor­ ida.” • • a MIAMI (UPI) — Weather­ men put tho Cape Cnnsverslto-Fort Laudenlalo section of Florida’s cast roast on “hur­ ricane watch” toilay. Hurri­ cane (Jinny showed no sign* of turning its 75 milu an hour winds off a “wrong way” course. “There Is a possibility that hurricane conditions may af­ fect n portion uf this rnastal urea (watch area) within 21 hours,* th« weather bureau wtimed In an 11 a.m. F.ST ad­ visory. Persons In tho watch area should keep posted on weath­ er reports “consider precau­ tions and safeguards and ln» Floridan G ets reaily for quick action if hur­ Life In Slaying ricane warnings are issued BARTOW HUM) — James later today,” tile advisory K. Alfsen, 38, pleaded guilty 'Aid. Tile day to killing an offAt II a.m. EliT, tho hurri­ duty Polk County deputy cane was centered about 153 sheriff nnd was sentenced to inih* east of the nation’s big life in prison. nil'iile center nt ('ape P-inav* A t fs e n e a r lie r bud pleaded oral, near Intiludo 2S.P, north, Innocent by reason of insani­ longitude 711.0 west. It w i ty to the siiiying r t Leon A. moving towuid t -o southwest B e rtin rd . nt 9 m.p h. Release After 25 Years Is Error WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tho Sennto Foreign Relations Committee, in n move certain l*i trigger a political uproar. | bus urged iho administration j lo supply birth control Infor* j MIAMI (UPI) — Robert motion to underdeveloped na­ J awrenee was released from tions s e e k in g to “tiiuiiiliuu u Twitum Monday alter 25 year*. rciiaomvblu balance of popula­ Several hour* later he was re-arrested anil told his re tion and r-Bourecs." lease was a mistake. Lawrence had been serving Fair Opens JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — a bi year *<nlenei* when he tin- ninth iit)i*iinl G r e a t e r petitioned to have his convic­ Jacksonville Agricultural and tion on eUht rounls of burg­ Industrial Fair opened st the lary set a *ide because tu Coliseum here today. The rib- " 3't ,ru’'1 without a" attorney Imu aero** the entrance w»* i Acting un a recent U. S. cut hy Navy f.t. Alan I-. Il. an, Sul,r,',,lt‘ C,mrt 'lcei,ion re who was chosen last weak us quiring the state to provide one of America’s I t new as­ lawyers for indIgcnU charg­ ed in criminal cases, Clrcull tronauts. Judge Jack Turner granted I i wren re's petition. Attorney Disbarred What hail been overlooked, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — i-lfici.ili said, was a 20-year Attack Reported MIAMI (1 PI) -- A Cuban | The .Supremo Court today entente handed Lawrence exile group known »v Mum- disbarred a t t o r n e y Dlltty VV. lor assault with intent to biit-s Commami un” aid to- Whiting who v*a, convicted commit murder when he waa day it* forces Inside Cuba nt- o n c h a r g e * o f s e e k i n g t ' paroled in 1U5L tncki-d mid “badly damaged" I frnuiiuenlly obtain $20,000 Lawrence was represented government patrol li.ot* dock­ I from hank* in New York and hy «n utnrney during hU as­ ed in I .i Im-Ia D o Sngnn, on Rio Do J. m ic r o . Whiting wux sault trial, to it was not aftin- I'Otbern .*>.**( uf In* VII- i oiiftned in u N«w York prl- o c le d hy the Supreme Court h*i P io v u u a T u e sd a y , j -on. i decuiou. Como In Costume Prize To Best Costumed Couple. . , Dance To .Muilc — Of — Jack Rossman’s "Swinistelle” Orchestra Friday Night O ct 25th b l \ SI. Till Midnite 2511 I'ark Drive Sanford, Fla. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 22, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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