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Although the FBI continned to remain alicnt conearning the clues that led to the a m ats of throe persons last Friday and Saturday, Frank Jr.'s role was learned by United Press Internation­ al for the first time Monday. ia » s Swift'a Premium Boneless Canned H am s «« *3 " (plus to o extra frag S IH Grams Stamp* w/ceopee) Fleverfut Breakfast C M Brand S lic e d Bacon • »>. 45* D ucklings . . . # 49* Plum p Geese • »> 65* C a p o n s.........|b 69* Blindfolded and nervous, the 10-year-old youth never­ theless was able to provide many clues to the FBI, includ­ ing distances counted by foot­ steps, sounds heard at the hideout and — In a moment when hie eyes were uncovered —the name of a hamburger stand on a wrapper. , The discovery of the hide­ away where Sinatra Jr. was held In nearby Canoga Park from the time he waa abduct­ ed a week ago Sunday night to his release on payment of $240,000 ransom early last Wednesday has been credited as the major brsak in crack­ ing the ease. And young Frank Jr. was apparently able to provide the clues that led to Its dlssovsry. Swift's Premium Gov't-Inspected Skipped, Quick-Frosen, Evisc. Armour's Star Gov't-Inspected, Quick-frssas, I vise. Groda A Gov't-Inspected, Shipped, Quick-Frozen Ivitc. Swift's Pramlum Stuffln* SpMfcl Bag Sausage.............. *. Copeland's Testy All-Meet W ieners.......................* e d a iry s p e c ia ls • Saturn S-1 Rocket G oes To N A S A NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The first industry-built Saturn S-1 rocket booster, earthbound now but soon to bo thundering Into the dark depths of space, rocs to the federal space agency today. The Chrysler-msde booster, built at a plant that used to make engines for tanks, will be used In Project Apollo, America's project to put a man on the moon. Rocket expert Dr. Wernher Von Braun, director of the Huntsville, Ala., Marshall Space Agency, was named to accept Die booster for the Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) from Chrysler President Lynn A. Townsend in the ceremony. Underwriters To Meet Thursday The Christmas meeting of tht Seminole County Associa­ tion of I.ifa Underwriters will be held at the Capri Restau­ rant Thuraday at noon. Following the unnual cus­ tom of having an Inapirational speaker a t this meeting, the Association has invited Chap­ lain Robert Deal of the San­ ford Nuval Air Station to ad­ dress the group. N avy Plane Hits JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A Nuvy plane ruuKht fire and crashed in the St. John* River today while thn pilot was trying to get hark to Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ tion for an emergency land­ ing. Tin- pilot, l.t. (Jg) James I'. Long ,lr , escaped with minor Injuries. Town On Strike CIIIHTt, Italy (U l'l) - The entire population of rhlell went on a 21 hour strike to dsy to dramatire their de­ mands that the government give their town a now univers­ ity. ‘Hot Purhuit* AYLKSIIUKV, E n g l a n d I U l'l) — Rookie Joe Marks (old police today Ills new rac­ ing greyhound "llul Pursuit," ran away from home only twu hours after he bought it for U30. Blast K ills 8 SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI)— Eight persons were killed and three injured Monday in a liquid gas explosion at the Inficrnillo copper mine near here. Ta mow's Tatty Fresh M r*. PUbart'i U -O H U M M argarin e . . . . . . «»m 27c Sliced Bologna......... S T S*HeeW*» eilWLMa«t. nnteeqre EntLnaknaaan rBfoBfnPwiB Fresh Florida er North Co ratine Standard Oett*'*** Dinner Rolls . . 7.* 35c Stewing Oysters....... C ato"1'* K ra ft's Toalv M f Fepperidpe Farms G o u d a Cheese .. *7' 49c Cook'** e frozen food* • mills YORK, England (UPD-A (ruck loaded with salt for icy roads skidded and crashed on an Icy road Monday. Maim F ire Chief V I N E L A N D , N . J . ( U P I) — Anthony F la lm waa fleeted chief of the Panther Road yire Co., M onday. 31* nnos COFFEE $1. S ** t k l* n f 'i Taift Wkala Strawberries .... 'I.T 39c P lr J i- lf i Sweat W hit* Corn or Peas .. 4 ',°sV' 79c Sowthlaad'a Caavtaiaat W hala eeee e Seabraak's Q * M Frasen Ctttm tJ 4 t-*s. eke*. Spinach C*IJ«n Bland Q«kk fruia Corn Bread..... 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F&P Jellied (limit 2 please) CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 29c Tanpy Flavored Whitehouse a j APPLE JUICE ..........c * 25c The All-Purpose Com Oil quart E Q M A ZO LA OIL • bot. ‘. V . V B IO O M G ro an S ta m p s wiik All Ctawe m4 di LISTKRINE ANTISEPTIC 14-es. bot. 98c i ( I i b Un S e t , Dm , I I . 1M U I 10o W.V610o JW G re e n S ta m p s «tO SU* c m m! MriSui *4 Swift Premium Conned Horn 5-lb. con $3.99 IS ..I .M O a t . P m . S I. 1M H U nder 10 lbs. 49* lb. SHOPPING Cr«««« & RIikSw.II Tatty MINCE MEAT 39c Cete lam < Holiday Special STUFFED O LIV ES....... $ i. j C .i,. l,*u ty l» , * t CRISPY PICKLES o tx ii cerSTAis 3 'A T $1. Cairo l*«uty l.Mt Ciirt Vtewtf Ctndicd PICKLE HALVES s IS A I PLEASURE O 3 7..7 $1. Far Tki H.liJayv, Hr,-O-lit, MARSHMALLOW CREME.... 2 AH 35c Sttlilmann'i Hoipit.lity Tri«l 4 I t •« . 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IM 1I m EFvERBAuMj Jjf OetAreen S ta m p * Ail rrifieM mi a^dtAie A JH Q rse n S ta m p * McCORMICR VANILLA EXTRACT BAKER'S COCONUT, any style can or package ^‘= *— | — A Alt c * M m i pud>«M ill McCORMICK PURI RUCK PEPPER IlMllllOMIlWMM OW nnTW I O LUCKY WHIP DISSERT TOPPING 9Vi-ox. con 49c «• llV S T H L JM O r * * n S ta m p * »<• IRACH CH0C-C0VIRI0 CHIRRIIS 12-o*. box 49c 'M M M I I M I I M M o w w a rw i n n S E M IN O L E P L A Z A CASSELBERRY, FLA. I T i n i O C M |«. Mac eft Thine. le tiiM e k B «tee *N N l « l SINGLETON'S P&D SHRIMF — 7 .Q P • A ii.it*! Cr.ck.r Tr.at* MA Ai| couposs m4 purchase eif r- n Daily 2 - 5 P. M., 7 - 9 P. M. Saturday 10 A. M . - 4 P. M* NABISCO SN A C K S.............. J Z 41c G reen S ta m p s K Santa's Hours ra 9 ♦ h) CANE SUGAR -M. 3 11Mrs DILL STRIPS .... IO O ^ oVV.YoIO O I '/ i - l b . b o g 3 9 * WHERE qoooooqoooqqmmji Too Slick eons breed OUIP or BIG M orton's D tlkiP M Mhw s or Pumpkin Pies . 3 S rep. style Stuffing......... 29* e, K ra ft's AiraH tJ Whipped Cream Cheese .. V.7 29c pint 39* 49* 39* 99* 2-os. bot. 45c I* • » . » • « S a l . Om . 21. 1M 1 ) 000000000000000000 — •iA Ail C M * (I .w r M M -d le if O .L . Dm . 21. I t U I (J M M M M M M S �/ •nr in h+°mV* * ^ e io 6'1’ “ Enough s u g s r to sweeten 30 million cups o( colfce can be transported In a single trip" Is th« description of the sire of a mamoth new stain­ less steel covered hopper car being built for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The car will have a capacity of 133 tons. t) Canal Survey Set In Week Engineer lag survey tor 0 * proposed alignment of the St. Johns-Indlan River Canal will be commenced with in the neat week and will be com­ pleted within six months. Canal district directors, in session this morning at Or­ lando, completed an agree­ ment with Reynolds, Smith and Hills, of Jacksonville, to make the preliminary study to ascertain the canal right- of-way. The firm will be pakl 140.000 tor the aurvey. Chairman John Krider said agreement with the engineers will be Jigned within the week. Some preliminary field work already has been ac­ complished by the engineers. Three owners of property along the proposed right-ofway have agreed to donate the land for the canal be­ tween Lake Harney and U. S. Highway 1. It will be necess­ ary to purchase only a small piece of ground between l’. S. Highway 1 and Indian River. Tne canal district directors also adipted an agreement with the trustees of the State Internal Improvement Fund for a loan or ItO.OOO, to be repaid at $2,000 per year. W. A. MrCree, chairman of the State Canal Authority, assurrd the directors of his agency's “ fullest eo-operation" in bringing the St. Johns Indian River Canal to a reality. Sanford Man Cited In Jury Tampering F Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Frost and low of 35-45 tonight; hight today 65; northerly winds diminishing tonight. United Press Leased Wire Established 190C THURS.. DECEMBER 19, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 86 Tried To Sway Lowdermilk Juror, Charge William Ralph Strawder, 65, of 1206 Park Avenue, reputed to be one of five lottery bank* era in Central Florida numbers rackets, must appear before ••• Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ liams a t 2:30 p. m. Friday to show reuse why he should not • • • ho held In contempt of court South Seminole DeMolay for attem pting to tamper with 35 Picassos Burn Club is sponsoring a turkey a Jury. DETROIT (U I’D - T h ir ty shoot at 1-3 p.m. Saturday The cltatiun. requested hy five Picasso paintings went up State Attorney A. L. Steed and Sunday at Highway 17-92 in flames Wednesday night in and signed by Judge William*, and Gen. J. C. Hutchison Parkway, with proceeds to LAKELAND (U ri) - The a downtown fire which raused charge* that Strawder sought LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ benefit underprivileged chil TAMPA fl'P I) - The U. most severe cold wav* of the an estimated $300,01)0 damage. to influence the verdict In last A Cuban expatriate, folio wing dren. S. Strike Command ordered new winter season moved in up on the hint of a former week's trial of C. R. Lowder• • • a surprise Army-Air Force to the southernmost portions 250 Deaths Seen president of Cuba, said Wed­ n<ilk, who subsequently w si The Civltan Club's bulletin live lire maneuver into ope­ of Florida today and vsrather CHICAGO (U PI)—The Na- convicted on five counts of nesday that Fidel Castro can reveals that Bill CLAUS was ration here today with an airmen predicted frost in all tbmal Safety Council esti­ bilking Ill-Acres Concentrate, expect his (stand bastion to a member of the club’s borne assault scheduled at Eldistricts tonight. mates that as many as 230 Forest City, of $200,000 In be stormed “ by March." Christmas committee. Club is gin Air Force Base, Fla., There was a good chance Americans will die in traffic misrepresenting solids content “What we are going to do having its Christmas party to­ Friday morning. that unprotected vegetable accidents during the 30-hour nf citrus. is no longer a secret," 21Deputy eommander of night at the Capri. rrops In south Florida would Christmas holiday period. year-old Alfredo Rondon said A sworn statement by Percy • • • Strike Air Force Lt. Gen. he damaged. Most farmers, at a news conference. “Castro Mero, New Smyrna Beach, re­ Sanford S t a t e Farmers1 Bruce K. Holloway alerted however, rushed preparations Mistrial knows we are coming, but port* that Strawder approach­ M a r k e t reports November the Army and Air Force units to protect their rrops with he doesn’t know when or how. ed him with the view of hav­ MIAMI ( U r i ) A federal sales totaled $330,000. That’s today in an exercise that will smoke fires, wind machines Judge declared a mistrial Wed­ ing him Influence hla eon, “ However,” he added, “he have about 1.300 soldier* para­ a lot of fruit and vegetables. and. In some cases, flooding. nesday night in the suit charg­ Thomaa Mero, R. R. 1, who can expect u* hy March." chuted nr airlanded in the • • • Forecaster* predicted Rondon, who now lives In ing promoter Harold Derber was foreman of the Jury in Lost: One house drum of maneuver area. hard freeze for northern with falsifying the reglstra the Lowdermilk trial. The eld­ Glendale, Calif., made his The exercise will Involve E. F. (Ed) Lane, 72, San announcement one day after fuel oil. R. E. Porter tele­ Florida with temperatures lion papers of his Cuban ref­ er Mrro’s statement read* that phoned an order Monday. He airlifting a reinforced battle ford nativ* and prominent Dr. Carlo! Prio Sot-arras of dipping as low as 20 degrees uge* shuttle boat. he did not speak to his son of queried Wednesday why no group to the area. The battle realtor and insurance agent, Miami, president of Cuba in the coldest low ground lo­ the request. delivery. 3tan said, “We did group will be cumprised of died Wednesday afternoon at prior to Fulgencio llatista'* cations. ICBM Fired Strnwder Is reputed to bo five reinforced rifle compan­ Seminole Memorial Hospital. takeover In 1932, predicted deliver—have an invoice right CHRISTMAS MOTIF marks tho parking meters Temperatures in tha 20s on* of five lieutenant* under ies, a mortar battery and a CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)— Born hcra on April 26. 1991, here that Castro will disap­ here for 46 gallons." ft. E. In front of the First Street office of E. J. (Bud) were predicted for Florida's The 6,000-mile flight of an Harlan Blackburn, Lake How­ Mr. Lane had aerved as pear "eventually — any day" Porter asked: "Then why is howitzer battery. MouRhton Jr. He removed the paper sacks placed northern tier of counties, the advanced Mlnutemun “Instant ell, said by federal agents to The Army unite will be chairman of the City Board through internal revolution. the tank about empty 7" Driv­ by the city and decorated the meter.* ax Christhigh 20s and low 30s In the ICtlM" Wednesday night was be the numbers racket king In er was on the spot In IS min­ from the 62nd Alrborn Divi­ of Adjustment since Its In­ gift-s to motori.wt*. (Herald I'hoto) central peninsular citrus belt the fourth successful firing of Central Florida. Strawder and Rondon amid plans have sion at Fort Bragg. N. C. ception In March, 1943. utes—and when last seen was and In the 30s for the south­ America's mighty long-range Blackburn, along with others, been finallied for • simul­ They wiU be airlifted to the A charter member of the taneous three-pronged Invas­ searching the neighborhood ern farming district*. were arrested last October by area by C-130 assault airlift rocket* within 21 hour*. Sanford Klwanis Club, he held ion under the command of for the house where he ac­ Citrus rrops were expected FBI agents on g a m b l i n g aircraft from Sewart Air tually did deliver the fuel oil. Force Base, Tenn.; Dyess Air a perfect attendance record MaJ. Floy Gutierrez Menoyo to withstand the cold on­ charge*. De Gaulle Foe R. E. Porter's tank was fill­ Force Base, Tex.; and Lan­ for 22 years during which in Miami. The three groups, slaught. Blackburn and Lowdermilk l'AKI8 (U PI)—A handsome time he served as president he said, are hit own Alpha 66, ed tills morning. Weathermen said Friday Socialist mayor, Gaston D*f< were linked during the Uttar’s gley Air Force Base, Va. • « • would be fair end cold but ferre, 63, who favors Western trisl her* Ust week. Other Air Force units In­ a* well aa in many other of­ the Movimiento Revolucion Art Beckwith and Ashby volved In the maneuver will ficial capacities for the organ­ ario Del Pueblo (MRP) and temperatures should be a lit­ unity Is expected to he Presi­ Tho U. S. Marshal’* offle* Jones were “ all lit up like a be fighter aircraft from Eng­ ization. He was a past lieu­ the Second National Front of tle higher Friday night. dent Charles de Gaulle's lead­ at Orlando today reported th at Christinas tree" this morning, land Air Force Base, La., and tenant guvernor of the Flor­ The appointment of Mr*. plaque which will he placed the Kscnmliray. ing opponent In the next Strawder presently la free un­ wearing bright red and dec­ aerial reconnaissance aircraft ida division of Kiwanis. Alpha 66 stagvd teveral Dorothy llardcen a t acting on the new water depart French presidential elections. der two $6,000 bonds, on* out A Mason, he was a member orated vests. from Shaw Air Force Base, of Orlando and on* out of Mi­ small raid* on the Cuban clerk for the Town of Alta­ ment building at a cost of • • • S. C. These unit* will fly to of the Divan of the Morocco coatt until the United State* monte Springs was approved ami on similar charges o l Rusk Confers Casselberry Board of Aider- Rrookley Air Force Base at Temple and had served as clamped down on *uch oper­ at a regular Hireling of the $73; transporting gmmhling p ara­ LONDON (U P I)—Secretary men will meet with live Zon­ Mobile, Ala., and will ope­ president of the Shrine Club Authorized the attorney to phernalia interstats. ation* from U. 8. toil. Ron- T o w n Council Wednesdayof State Dean Rusk held a arr­ for five year*. ing Commission at 7 p.m. to­ rate from there. don, wlm said he heads the night after a letter of resigna­ draw an ordinance for the ive of meetings with British day in the Municipal Build Widely known as “ the man , , , , . Commanding the joint task tion was read from Jim Palm- water department budget Hayilon Burns, Gubemato officials today to prepare for Ing to discuss requested ad force will be Army Col. Clif­ who knows Sanford b e st,’ b a i............ k____________, _ I|K cr wIhj* has been serving a*, which will, be adqnteiV a t a next attack will be made with-, rla) cs^yklffa ejel bajo.- u ! Prir*a Minister Sir Alel Doug justmcnls on the proposed ford P. Ilannum, Chief of was considered to be one of r« l» , ;ie»surer, ,attain 1 J 11 <jrt»‘ | \-Riloo < * to r 7;.0 out U. 8. assistance. " Js.'-Sso was guest speak­ Di flome’e visit to Washing­ comprehend** zoning ordl Strike Command's current Sanford's best promoters for p. in. on Dry. 21; “This will not lie Just an­ qitfctor and tax assessor. er Wednesday night at a din- ton In February. growth and development. He nance. operation* branch. Palme.- gave no reason for Authorised of . other hit-and-run attack,” he . , , approval . , ncr meeting of tho Dellary • • • was co-builder of the city's of t. o water system „ „ said. “Till* will be a big op­ bis resignation other than tendons , _ „ . , .. ’ ( hamber nf l nmmerve. Burns Last Survivor first theater and the first sub­ “ The Clock" hears the ,, „ . , WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) eration. Wr are going in to lor “ personal reasons." It for Bn .ton Avenue, Keystone and, hit wife, Mildred, were NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) division planner and promot­ county has completed improv was accepted, effectively im­ Avenue, Dunbar Street and —Irene* du Pont, 86, last sur­ —A second attorney waa bar­ stay." Introduced by J. J. Bradley, er in Sanford. ing Seminola Boulevard west mediately, by Councilmen Morse Avenue and agreed to vivor of the three brothers red from federal court Wed­ Rondon said picket resis­ of Highway 17-92. The dog He was a graduate of Rol­ Frank Gerhardt, Don Fritch further discuss purchase of C. of C. president. who led the Dupont Co. ta its nesday in connection with tho tance fighters have been quiet­ In hi* address, the candi­ and lljy o r Lawrence Swot- the Harmony Homes Sulxlivlins College and lor many track put up $6,000 toward the pre-eminent position in the Jury tam perlnr case of Team­ ly leaving California for an date said that “ Florida would years, in addition to his num­ ford. Itauncilmen Keith Nixon Dion water system pending road job providing it was chemical Industry, died et his sters President Jameo R. undisclosed departure point. ami Gene Stephenson were have to find some kind of completed before opening on erous civic and business ac­ a complete field survey. home today. WASHINGTON’ (UPI) - tivities. served as end man Hut he would not otherwise absent. Hoffa. The January meeting, magic formula ta taka eara Christmas Day. A Pentagon study group Is in minstrels sponsored in the comment on the size or scope • « In other business council which if held on regular sche­ nf it* expanding population" U. 8. District Court Judges of the operation. approved transfer of the li­ dule would fall on New Year's will) li lie said would continue Reaches Saigon William K. Miller and Frank County also has added to lining to explore the possibi­ Central Florida area. SAIGON, South Viet Nam lity of dosing some of the as new industry move* in. quor license for the Altamonte Day, was set fnr Jan. 8. Surviving are hi* wife, Mrs. Gray Jr. ordered the disbar­ the improvement of Grapu(UPI)—U. S. Defense Secre­ government's It naval ship, lie pointed out that Florida Springs liar ami Grill from May Lane, and a nephew, II. ment of Harry Beard Jr., A ville Avenue. The new paving tary Robert McNamara arriv­ yards employing nearly 100,Is the second fastest grow­ Pete Kelly to Juscph Pender; S. Parish. Lebanon, Tenn., attorney, job left a sharp dropoff to 000 persons. ing state in the nation In ed toduy for talka with South mentioned in a Dee. 6 Indict­ Authorized the mayor to ex­ shoulders. This now has been Funeral arrangement* are Viet Nam'a military ruler* Tho Defense Department population which brings about ecute agreements, subject to remedied with sand banked gtinouAced establishment of in charge of Uve Grarnknw ment returned against Z. T. the urgent need for more ami and a round of Intensive brief­ Osborn J r. approval of council attorney, along the side of the paving tho lurvey board, headed by Funeral Home. ings by top ranking American better housing, schools, roads, for assignments of easements Mr. Lane was past master to eliminate the sharp drop. Navy Secretary Paul II. Nitre, Beard was tha alleged mid­ civilian and military officials. in connection with drainage etc. • • • of Sanford Ixtdgn of Masons, dle man In a reported bribo WASHINGTON (UPI) Wednesday, less than a week During the brief buslneet BOWLING GREEN. S. C. Friday Is the last day of after Secretary Robert S. past high priest of Royal The Senate today rrjected at­ facilities of the Maltbie attem pt mail* by Osborn, • (UPI)— Postal official* in session, Harold Lynch, nomi­ school until Jan. 6, according McNamara'* decision to shut Arch Masons and past com­ tempts to trim Us $3 3 billion Shores development;; Hoffa attorney, in connection Approved plan* for a bronze thi* small Carolina border nating committee rhnirman, to Supt. Kay Mllwee. Students down or reduce 33 military- mander of Taylor Cotnman- foreign aid money bill an-l with tha union leader’s 1963 town were f a c e d to­ presented a slate of officer* get a king Christmas holiday bases—26 in the United States dry, Knights 1'einplur. moved toward a final vote on conspiracy trial here. for 1964. Recommended were day with the awesome task this year but will not be so ami seven abroad. That acthe measure late today and This arder said that Beard of handling hundred* nf pack­ Eugene Davit, president; Dar­ LANCING, England (UPI)— ha<l “voluntarily" appeared fortunale next year because t)on , | imjnate,| t6.300 nvllian possible adjournment Friday. ages and Christmas card* .sd win llruce, vice president; W. Railwaymm at the lomrlng for a hearing Dee. 13 before T a Leap Year . . . Christmas and military yobs The Senate first rejected 33 dressed to little Vickie Wray, It. Ilunston, secretary and roundhouse Wednesday angr.- Miller anil Gray. and New Year's fall on Fri­ The survey could presage to 28 an amendment hy Sen. ly ripped up Christmas greet­ a 2-year old whose eye-sight Clare Fellows, treasurer. day. Wayne I.. Morse, (I)-On-.) to massive shift of the Navy's Ileurd, ncronling to the or­ ings from llritish Railway • • • Is threatened hy cancer. cut $80 million front “sup­ overhaul and repair work der, said ho did not turn rzar Dr. Richard Reeching MOSCOW (U PI) — The Vicki, daughter nf Mr. and (iindervllle Volunteer Fire from government to private porting assistance," which wishing them a Happy New down Osborn’* proposition, o r Supreme Soviet today approv­ Mr*. Robert Wray, was sent Department will eondurt a shipyards. The cost of such backs up military aid. WEST P A L M B E A C H Year and a "Brighter Fu­ report It to the court, beesuto ed Premier Nikita S. Khru­ home from Duke University business meeting at 7:30 p.m. work presently runs close to It then voted down 33 to 31 of "flattery," at being ap­ ture." (UPI) — Congress voted the medical center at Durham, N. shchev's budget slid economic Thursday at Old Ebenexcr )l bdlion a year. a follow-up move to slash $30 proached by someone r f OsCentral and Southern Florida The roundhouse is to be C . Wednesday after special­ plan for the next two years, Methodist Church . . . ami all The shipyards run by the million from the same Item. closed Jan. 1 and most of the horn’* professional stature, Flood Control District (FCD) ist* decided it was not im­ which nre aimed at increasing interested arc invited. government are located at the Christinas present it need- Thu Senate Appropriations industrial production, solving mediately necessary to re­ • • • Bid- fur construction of' l-uw) men expected to b e ' ami “fear for tny personal Brooklyn. N. Y.: Portsmouth, | Committee recoin mended $380 I safety." ed most Wednesday—money. move the child's left eye the fsrm crisis, and providing Girls Town, new school and | Hans for 1964 for Florida N il.; Kittery. Maine; Rre The FCD. threatened last ml,,lon fnr »uPP°r‘i"6 Her right e>e was removed more income and housing for home for girls to he built in j Citrus Production Credit As­ merton, Wash.; San Francis­ month with having to shut *ncB *"'* lbn House voted the Soviet people. last July because of a mali­ North Orlando, went out last | sociation include making $26 co; Long Reach. Calif.; I’hila iin.mn- chartsii.m i down its extensive flood con- on,>’ ro****°n — t*'” There wu» not u diventing gnant tumor. week, Frank Fnsula, man­ million available to its mem­ dilphia. Boston. Charleston. . iccti was infurmn! ure .Morse sought. vote in tlie 1,41tiiieiiiln-r ager of the North Orlando proiecl‘- wa* 'nr,,rn>‘ <' .. .. “ bers and growers applying for S. ('.; Norfolk. Va.;Mare Is- -- ‘by Sen. Spessird Holland Hut ' le “ “ '’''I' w''l«li pro- Soviet parliament m* it closed Company, announced today. | membership, reports J. Dan land, Calif., and- Pearl liar9! the Senate accepted from a 1v''lr» •••tual funds for another n four-day oejsioli devoted to Fasula also reported that Wright, a director and mem­ bor. Hawaii. Their replace­ ' c0n^cr,nce c o m m i t t e e a J car of economic and military the unprecedented two-year j Mr*. Horace Dodge, sponsor ber of the executive and loan ment cost is estimated NOW ONLY House approved 321 million nsiistanee, still must go to a b u d g e t and accompanying eoof tlie scImmiI, her -ecretary, about JJ 3 billion. committee. biennial authorization f o r i House-Senate conference com mimic plan. • • • Mrs. Margie Hough, ami a Florida fluid work. iiitttee for final compromise 1 lie prngiuni for I'.»•'>4 and representative of II. G King \ hungry thief broke into |l j The authorization was late ,q ke worked out. The $3.3 I'.Mid calls for rra*h develop­ CHICAGO (UPI) - “ Dear and Associates, building con­ Goldsboro F.lemcntary School billion Senate total is $.'>00 ment of the nation's chemical Santa," the note began. in coming due to a hassle be­ tractors, were In North Or­ Tuesday night. Stole five tween the House ami Semite million more than the $2.8 industry, which Khrushchev “ I aril a little hoy 12 years. lando over the weekend to InBlack wall, eases of wieners, live cases plus tax. I would like u little present a* s | h t ( progress on preparation over a number of such pro­ billion voted by the Hulls)-. says must Irvhla its rapacity of cheese and a case of MOSCOW (UPI) — The So­ Whitewall* $3 jects across the country, and we are very poor ami o u r lof ||lv building site. in order to give Soviet farms ground beef. viet Union today launched an mure. 730x11, tile FCD had sail) last month Santa hasn't enough money I King I* expected here with ll>» chemical fertilizers they • HOflxtl, other unmanned satellite for prevent* Hit* year." )n 0(.xt wcCK( jasula ad , 831x14. need to grow enough crops. The official Soviet news that If funds didn't come soon 900x14, It was signed, "Norman | v|iej. agency Tass said “Cosmo 24" it would be out of money to > 939x14. pay contractors un the pro ' M c K e i I . Doaktnwn, New carries scientific instruments i AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) Brunswick. Canada." \tji a* C * C N ew T reud which will continue space re­ jetts. The note was written on a W l t Q l S l O I T l O T The $21 million authorize-j Two bandits wearing stockT IK E S search in accordance with TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — weatherbeaten scrap of note T L • Genuine The legislative council'* com­ the program announced last lion is for work through June ing* over their faces and honk paper anil tied with I ” G U jO O S e — 30. 1963, when the biennium armed with sawed off shotMcKoberta mittee on higher education March 18. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) retread* black thread to a Christmas TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — gun* robbed a branch bank It was the 16th satellite en,1»- bu‘ ,h« *CT) hopes to will meet at Palm Beach F ri­ ; The State Patrol said today applied on day to take suggestions for launched hy the Soviets this get additional funds next year here today of an estimated U8 person* died in traffic ac­ tree delivered in Chicago. The The State Supremo Court said sound tire casings! studies to carry out during year. Including two manned under another program Con­ $30,000. cidents on Florida's roads tree wa* purchased by a ! Wednesday if bar* and gas trucking firm. Central Motor stations can advertise their gress is due to consider. The robbery occurred about ami highways during Novem­ • Free space ship*. the coming two years. Mounting IJnes, for its offices. | prices on the streets so can The money also is In addi­ 10 a m. at the Daniel Village ber. Committee chairman John tion to sto.3 million author- branch of the Georgia RailThe (irm, working through hotels ami motel*. Dade County led the state Mathews, a Jacksonville State ized at the start of the fiscal road Bank ami Trust Co. ( • ith 12 deaths. Palm Heart) Illinois Beil Telephone Co., The court found unconstitu­ Senator, said the president* Concert Tonight Annual Christmas roaerrt >eur last spring Commit-[ A spokesman said an FBI I County was in second place learned Norman's father was tional a V>-ru iieuch ordinance of state and private school* ami universities, plus the ex­ of the Ihorallert and Melo- : ment* under this money ran agent was in Die bank when ; with eight. Hillsborough had still hospitalized from wounds which outluwed motel room. rate signs. In doing so the ecutive director of the Board dlera of Seminole High out last month and the FCD the robbery occurred, and seven ami Duval six. Other received in World War II. The employrs of the truck- high court reversed a dart­ 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 of Control have been asked School will he presented to­ was without funds until the fired several shot* at the j counties reported t r a f f i c Florida Dlalributors For Denmsa Custom Bull! Tire* to attend the committee's or- night at I la the school n e w authorization c a m e bandit* as they fled in their deaths ranging from one to ing and telephone firms be J s ou by the 2nd DDtrict Court auditorium. through. *get-away car. gan collecting donations. | of Appeal*. aau.iatiunal session. i four. * I Surprise War Maneuver At Eglin Ordered VOL. 56 Look Out For m w A A Shivering Cold Night March Limit Set For Push C.i Red Cuba E. F. Lane Dies At 72 Acting Clerk For Altamonte Chosen Bums Addresses DeBary C. 01C. 2nd Dttbarrid In Hoffa Case Navy Shipyard Closings Eyed Senate Rejects Foreign Aid Cut * 0 .) •* M iI 1 Vicki Flooded With Hundreds Of Yule Cards Real Roundhouse In The Making Soviet Approves Nikita's Budget Flood Area Gets $21 Million Bids Asked On Girls Town Boy’s Note On Chrismos Tree Reaches Santa Soviets Launch New Satellite • i Education Unit To Meet Friday " V/e're Overstocked With 14" TIRES $£66 V;/ Bonk Robbed Of $50,000 Traffic Toll In November 118 A �4 BARGAIN PRICES WASHINGTON <OT!> «Mk. Ed f i t to f t M dag a ltttto aad Chris itaysd with bar mother, Ufa. C. R. Oik*. Mrs. Gike sad daughter Mar(ha, n tu n e d ta Miami with lima to visit k r a while. • • Tha 4-H Handy Helper* wtO have their first Christmas party at my bom* Saturday •renin*. Thera win ba aa as* cheaps «d guts amoag mam. bars. • • • Tha Dareaa Cirda of the Upsala Fraabytartaa Church had their Christmas meeting Tucsdsy avatdag at tha horn* of Daisy Dowell on forest Drive. • • • Vary glad ta sea Im am Rabaa eat at the Home Demonstration Tar­ ty of tha Monroe Club at my home t u t weak. She looked real good. • • • Don't forget tha T.B. X-ray mrit whan It Is at tha Gardaar stows early neat month. • • • At this tiaw 1 want to wish every one of yon a real, very Mar­ ry Christmas. Hava a woodorfnl day. • • • Oar thought this wash roeaUe a glay Gut oar son Jim waa in whoa ha waa la tha first grade. Ha bad to open the play with this gotm: Welcome to yon, our dear friends. Everyone who la hero Wo wish you, ooo and all, Christmas Joy aad Cheer And m ar all you say sad do, thrill you through asd through Bach and ovary cat of you. programs to tre k unskilled youths and aasrheoled adults as part ed tha fight agahwt unemployment. Tha P riMdmt signed lagto l i t Ion amendlag tha lS tt Manpower Training Act of ISOS to pour |H7 million to veto industry U per cent of the. eetimated «1 billion needad to. develop a prototype plane. Tbs industry feels Ms 9 par oant share is toe high and Slash and Oaberaa wart ragortof to ba werUag on part of the coot of retraining courses for jobless youths courses and extend the entire agtd 17 through IS and pro­ program, originally three vide beak adoration far older years, through Jana SO, I960. workers whose inability to The 1903 act, Aral attempt F A R R E L L ’S A R C A D E PA C K A G E S T O R E » N D A I L Y - I A . E - 1:11 i m p AAHvORB “ GITM TOP TAMJ* STAMPS training for John Impossible. •moon mooting with two ad­ visors wham tha late Prea­ idant Kennedy had aggototod to otady tha financing of a program to develop a tapersonic J e t tramp u t plane. Scheduled to mast with Johnson wore Eugene X Black, former president ef the World Bath, and Stocky Oa- 4 % of Sanford 203-09 E> FIRST ST. T IL L S TONIGHT, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, FA 2-0983 MONDAY I OF SAVINGS ALW AYS 0 Sontham Crane, filmmana, Saab, Dixie. lanernpriag, Fans, Dual 78” Cherry, Walnut, Maple, Bad, Foil Sisa, Twin 81m , Extra Mahogany, Italian Provincial Lang. Na Mar Top, washable Scat aad Back in w t ir f ii 4 Samaon S* o’clock. • • • The band played for their last Christ­ mas pared* last Saturday la Tltosvilk. They warn Santa's escort • • • Glad to hear Gut Carka Mass k homo agile after being in the local hos­ pital • • • Hava been told that Mist Aria Mans, tha bekved custodian of Gw Mm mo school, Is In the local hospital but have not found out Gw circumstances. 1 hope aha will soon ba out. • • • Ed and Chris Grow of Miami Beach were hero for a short visit (all of « days) last Model BKP-SS-0 ^ Waahaa IT tab k eattiapeA nd, i k f i enough In do a a t a tiro day’s dishee at o n e o ...a il autom atical ly e No temping or rinsing narsamry either* Evan does greasy pots aad panauWaahm twice, riaam four tim m oU m two revolving spray anna. 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The arrival waa In sharp | contrast to last year's gathiring of the Kennedy* here| or the Christmas holidays. 9 On that occasion, Mrs. Ken-1 nedy and the children met the President on his return from a conference in Nassau with Harold Macmillan who at that time was British foreign mln-| later. Hundreds of spectators bad I watched as Kennedy greeted his wife, scooped Caroline and m John Jr. into his arms and W walked happily to a big, | white convertible which Car­ oline, to the delight of the I crowd, helped her father | steer out of the airport The return of the slain I President's famUy was their first since a reunion of the Kennedy clan here last Eas-| ter. a "Christmas will be a quiet I and sad day for the rest of us, but for the children’s sake, Santa Claus will come,” said| e family spokesman. Miss Ana Gargan, niece of I former ambassador Joseph | P. 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But the caperlance of at least the last two e> throe dam ln suggests we may be jato nibbling at them. And the more we dash about the smaller the nib* Mas seem to be. in the deeadee since, the scien­ tific revolution has speeded up fan­ tastically. Boms inventions a n vir­ tually outmodsd baton modam so­ ciety has a real chance te react to them to any organised fashion. The DC-7 aircraft, for tastaacc, had a brief five years of lift as tbs nation’s principal commercial naaccnger rier—and then came the jets to fusion. Obviously than never was a time to history whan society sad its institutions to all major fields of endeavor needed to develop faster reactions to the products of the laboratory and drawing board. Changes era pouring forth with dia­ lling spaed. Yet this vary feet ssatributss not only to an "activist” mood h en and elsewhere In the world. It pro­ duces a sense of social disorder, of entrapment in swift-moving events. iscourafss the kind which further dis of "consecutive thinking” Bolling wisely sees is vitally necessary to a m l assault oa great problems. Maybe the professor’s fabled "sabbatical year” ought to be a com­ pulsory thing for every executive, ovary junior and senior leader to every walk of Ufa when solid, con­ tinuing thought on the imaginative, creative, original level is railed for. R \ (DstaJt Sonia: Peter Edson Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NBA) — A s way all tha p r a n n fitupe i n (limbInf aboard As Lyqfou B. John ion ranch i — often for confUetiac tho political ybei of tho ago* A t first thcro wsro soma yndtetteas that Precldsnt fokasou would h art hoary opposition (rum the liberals who ■ 10SS didn’t orm want tho mil T tsas for rice president. lu s t tern months ago this ms tlmosl was sa strong that dmra was maeh speculation L U ivm lght ha dropped sa rtoa toliMsatlal ckndldaU on ;ho 1H4 Pamocratlc ticket It wok a don1st from President Kennedy to atop tho rumors. After Johnson hacama pres­ ident, almost his first snlornsmenta earns from Amorcan Federation of LaborCongress of Induotrlal Organaatloua, Amorknna for Demo:ratio Action and tho SO-orranlaatloa Leadership Con- ftronco on Civil Sights. That tha liberal m o lt against Johnson. Bines that time many apeeial Interest groups of nil varieties have lasutd volun­ tary ■taUmsnts supporting Johnson. Soma of these testi­ monials even coma from op­ posing camps. For instance, tho Cltlsono Foreign Aid Committee — which la against It — says that since Johnson has pledg­ ed strict economy, he will "sols* tho golden opportunity" to curtail government foreign spmdldg. Supporters of AID, tho govornmant’s Agency for Inter­ national Development, howcite n speech Johnson jaut before ho became president, in which ho said, "Tho foreign aid program hat boon n aucreos . . . Wa must turn away from those who counsel that tha works of peals represent failure." manta.’* Carey of tho AFL-CIO N o t trial Unions with n State­ ment that, "tho recently re­ ported 8.9 per cent unemploy­ ment rate emphailts tho non! for Immedtate pan a go of con■umar-orientad tan legisla­ tion* If tho now President tan satisfy both management and labor on a tea bill, ha will In­ deed have te llva up to hla billing as tho greatest com­ promiser and fixer of nil tlmeo. Tho curious thing about Johnson'a support for foat no­ tion otf civil rights reform la that it has not yet met serious opposition from the South. "There," as ano political OUR BOARDING HOUSE leader puts It, "they recog­ t io l o 'to u a J Vwhy, voo s t a y nise that Johnson It 'a u c e ia M i 1UOOSANO ' -v LOOKING 6 A R -. e# Aameiee i i u w r / W A T C H TU [ t J O Y L G I P T , wheeler and n dealer.' They'll let him rnoko civil righto CAROS ANDTRVf 'MAO 'LOUR FAT I A M V ' t 0STCMlT ,N HcAO 1 0 G*T »T. speeches to tho northerners t A WORVWMATMAO I, HICKORY e= to win votes. But southerners J iS d o S r S S t w a \ \ ®8eM pla v bo /— H c m o k sd a h o aspect Johnson te soften tho HOST OPtHlU TNfrrU 1 / TCUMPlPU WfKMfi.K tic A LOOf* blow a t It will affect them." A4IT / WUAT A HSAO’ tVB ) ) OP CTWlPfe HElV-ltOM - /r— ^ d S S U SWASTIR l VcU r r / / —> Thla penchant for wanting to makt tho new President our boy" characterises many endorsements tha lobbies put out. Thus tho American Public Power Assn., and tha Co-eperative League of the U.S.A. supporting rural electrifica­ tion end publle power, claim Johnson as thtlra. Bo do tha National Educa­ tion Assn., supporting federal aid for schools and teachers’ salaries, tha National Coun­ cil of Senior Citisono sup­ porting medical ears for tho aged under Social Socurlty, tha National Farmers Union, Commltteo for a National Trade Policy. AFL-CIO Com­ mittee on Political Educa­ tion, National Association af *njfu 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., December 19, 1963 Homo Builders supporting private housing Industry and others. But than are a W A L T U B A. U IB L O W , E D IT * exceptions. JU L IA N L STKVSTNOM rU B D W ELLS National Right • to - Work Aisoelete Editor M.cbtnlc.l OupL Committee has told Ha mem rams van phlt JA.V1B S H O B B A B E B U .ntelof Editor Uualaaaa U a n a c . r bars that Johnson Is ctearly J t i o v w tulls I IA I I B I K T r K. JOIINOOM committed te repeal of sec­ O a a tf Editor ClaMltUd Iilr .c to r ■ ■ U S S L B B SO N V B A N H VOLTOLINW tion 14(b) of tha Taft-HartClr< u lattoa Manager neelety Editor ley Act This recognises tha right of the states te enact se n se B im o n b a t e s and enforce local rlght-toleaae BoUvery a , BaU §•■.tool. C.oair All Othee work laws, which tha com. So Week $»«* I Tsar 111.I* t Tear mlttce wants retained. MS « Moatha S.TI ( Moaths I »s I Moaths I-SC I Booths And Rep. Jerry Ford, (R l.H I Month l.M I Month L a Postal RsgslaUoaa pro,Ids that all mall tubacrlptlsaa he Mich.) while endorsing John­ •aid la advance. son’s promise* to defend free­ dom from communism from tatsrsd as essoaO slasa asatt.r Ostahsr It, ISIS al tha Past Berlin te Viet Nam. de­ lltlsa af Seal.rd, Plsrlda, aadsr the Asl el Csaarsse el Mats*. clares! "On tha ether hand. It •?he IlsraM te a msmhev el tha Called Press which te sa- should bo noticed that tha bow tUsd aasluslvsly to the ass Isr rspuhllcetlsa ol all lha local 1’resident endorsed all of tha itawa prlatod la thla aswapapor. federal spending policies Its part el sap material, saw# er advertising, el thla edltlea I reserve tha right te appose • I The naalerd llerald meg he resrodueed la ear manner with whore sonsrisasc dictates.* • at written permission ol the publisher el The llsreld. Aar Those a rt but first straws (divided er tlrm responsible lor aush reproduction will ha • easldered as lalrlnslao on Tho Usrnld's eoprrlght end will he In tho winter winds la Indicate ..eld liable ler damaging under the tew. Published dally sacspl Imturday, Bandar end Christmas; published Saturday preeesdtag that tha honeymoon Isn’t lug to last forever. • meter ® 1|T f c a n f u r ii flfp ra U i Dr. C ran e 's Letters again tho birth, of tha Prices of Peace la frothing and joyous occa. Par a t least a few abort af oath year wo turn la tho town and splr vahsoo of human Ilfs. Wo with tho w rite s a f auv neighbor. Wa meditate apoa tho Ills of tho world a n d aympathotieally pray that Divine Providence will otrongthaa all peoples of tho world. Confused with materialism, poisoned with prajndieea, wq Dad no solution for lasting peace or happiaeoo. Tho hops of tho world, tho joy, Muraaee of (notice, bo achieved when tho mandate of Christ la followed our everyday living te "love one another." This la tho season of tha ytar In which wa all look to the coming New Year filled with warm hearts and tho friendly spirit of fellowship. It lo a season In which we are reminded af our many blase* Inga, when wo think of our many loyal frlonda sad are ap. preciative for tha help they have rendered ii^ lightening our dolly teaks. May I convoy my apprecia­ tion for the privilege of serf Ing another y tar aa Clark of Circuit Court. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Worry Clinic Lhrtcw to Dr. Watkar you wish to hear a i Applied Psychologist of tho yatyM. I f pastern of n u l laagrigalbus wonId simply aanlyan great press herd ef TV m i radio fame, they'd formate” that Jeeaa am. played. Then their empty pows weald bo filled I CARE Jt-422: Dr. Warren Wetter te knows to millions of you roe dorm. For ho te tho t a l e n t e d clergyman.who appears on TV at tha Cadle Tabernacle past* or. Recently he and hie charm* Ing wife, Helen, attended the Board Meeting of our Scleutifie Marriage Foundation. And Dr. Walker regaled oa with soma of hla rollicking hunter. Having come from Atlanta, ha can tall dialectal atorlea that rvaly wow hla listeners. For example. Dr. Walker described a problem during World War II. A colored regiment was not taking advantage of tha governmont'a 110,000 Insurance policies. Bo a colored officer wos call­ ed In to boo If h o couldn’t prod mors of tho men to sign up. This officer stood up in front of tho men and orated as follows! "Ah don't can of you aQ tokos out dis insurance or wot. 'But joo lot mo teU you one thing. Kfa lambs kora hata*t got na insurance hut Kantaa don* took out a 110,000 pal* k-y, jest ask yo-sof dis ques­ tion: 'When It cease do time to go up te da front lines to bo shot at, dost you all think Unci# gam would send Rastas or 8ambo? "Remembah, now, dat Undo Sam must pay da widow of Rastas (10,000 efn bo glto kill* ed, but It doan coot Uncle lai ore .dime If Sambo gits shot. "So you men kin do an na you nil wlabec. But keep la mind dot Uncle Sam doan want to pey out any mob cash dan ho kin hep." Then thla colored officer re­ tired from tho platform. And whoa the soldiers wore dlemlssod, they headed te Mg eloater* for tho doaks at tha beck of the hall te alga up far insurance! This colored officer certain­ ly used superb Applied Psy­ chology, don't you agrooT It didn't tako him two min­ utes to change tho entire out­ look of that regiment. Similar strategy can like­ wise bo used la politico or bus­ iness or te child roaring, too. "Give mo tho right word and tho right accent," said Joseph Conrad, "and 1 will change tho world." Whoa ha wan asked to dross tho Royal College of I nrgciM te Lsafes, Rudyari Kipling began aa fallows: "I am by calllag a dealer In words. "And words arc, a f tha SHOP SANFORD You may document tha truth ! thla remark when you re­ member Mark Antony's fam­ ous funeral address over tho biov of Julios D ick W e st Soys than being nactehned aa heroes and graoet patriots for her ing stein Caesar. But within 10 minutes, Mark Antony changed that crowd in­ to n lynching bee, ae the au­ dience started bunting for Brutus and Cassius to string them np to telephone poles (anachronism). Bkill in tho deft use of prop, or words is now tha acme of success In tho looming field of Applied Psychology. To motivate people properly nowadays, yen must manip­ ulate words skillfully, both spokes and written. "Proper words la pro) _ places," was Dana Jonathan Swift's definition of Utonry stylo In tho oarty 1700's. But that Is squally good ad­ vice for "H-E" or Human Be lotions strategy, too. (Always write to Dr. Crsao to ca n of tftte m w a nd hen’s • A lra tip iron Soria.... Iftb yvor you'll find Uttar mgrchondlra and mora bargains than «vpr U fbra up and down both tktas of tU struct. Our merchants dtrarv* our support, lot's U «p our community a good plara In which to Itvo and do buslnora by doing our Christ* mot shopping at homo. BUY and SAVE in Sanford *y**ng It’s Stuffy Business WASHINGTON (UPI) — Many peopla have told mo that whoa they wake np la the wee hours they often start to worry about aemothlng and have trouble getting bock to sleep. I dare aay, however, that very few ever contrasted laseainia from worrying shout tho taxidermy huolnoaa, aa I did a night er two ago. I faU out of the arms af Morpheus about I a.m. and, out of weather listening to a recorded weather foecast will drift me bank te dreamland faster than a glass of warm mitt. Only this time It didn't work. When I low and contact xuddcnly many years I teat saw A thought really shako you « laxly at I mb . la my youth, bo complete without a ituffsd owls have gone out of fashion, as aooma to be tho case, then how a n tho poor taxidermists making a liv­ ing?" That did I t From then until dawn’a early light, I lay there drawing mental pictures of taxidermists starving In tho •treats because the fickle pub­ lle bad turned agalnxt ituffcd owls. Later that day. (till hauntad by these nocturnal musing*, began telephoning local taxidermists te inquire If ev­ erything wars all right Aa usual, my fears wars ground- thoir parlors," another arid, "but you should see tho things they pu* >a their rocnation rooms. COMPLETE INVESTMENT 8IRVIC1 Securities Mutual ALLKH ft C a (11 B. LEMON IT. LAKELAND, PUL Member: Midwest Mock Ate Chicago Board ef Trade "Of course we’re all right •illy." one af them told me. "The taxidermy business has never been bettor. But it MRS. STAN COMSTOCK was sweat of you te call." "It’s true that people no P i OA M M hnve stuffed owls in A wide variety o f gift* for th e home — fin e furniture, lamps, appliances, televisions, heaters. For that special person, choose from our wide selection o f R ediners. Come in — Look Around! “IT S N EV ER HIGHER AT WILSON-MAIER" DOWNTOWN n r c r v i Wilson Maier Furniture Co. 311 E. FIRST 8T. EASY TERMS FA 2-5622 �Dae. 19, 1968 — P a y 8 DeBary AARP Plans Membership Drive Couple Bound Jamboree Star In Lake Mary Over To Court Collins Race For Senate A Possibility TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - | Political obaem rs art vlnced then U a definite poi-| sibility former Gov. LeRoy! Collins will return to Florida! neat year to run for the U. S. Senate. No one can any for aural that he will. Collins himself does not know right now and wUl not comment publicly on| future plana. There are several factors | that wiU figure into the final declsloo. which presumably | must be made by late Janu­ ary when the board of direc­ tors of the National Associa­ tion of Broadcasters (NAB), I of which Collins la president, meets in Sarasota. He and Sen. Spcssard L.| Holland, who is expected to geek re-election, are friends, although Collins has long dis­ agreed with the conservative | political philosophy of the 71year-old senior senator from Florida. The former governor ban | found his work as NAB presi­ dent challenging. There pre-| sum ably are financial con­ siderations too. The NAB Job I pays $75,000 a year while] senators make $22,500. Balanced against all this is I a life-long love of public ser­ vice and a deep concern that I Florida and the South "get bark into the mainstream of American life and citizen­ ship” by sending to Congress men who can speak for the| “ New South.” He bad definitely decided a I few months ago to pass up the 19M campaigns, despite] frequent urglngs of friends. That was before President | Kennedy was killed In Dallas. The assassination set Collins] to thinking about the atmos­ phere which could breed suchj violence. He laid part o f the blame | oo environments which en­ courage people to hate and on I southerners, Inchding him­ self, who have 'fat quietly back and allowed it to hap-1 pen. Altamonte Sets Party Date >. u . 4-H COUNTY COUNCIL officers w en installed a t a Christmas Skating Party held last Friday night at Skate City. Officers for the girls are, top, front from left, Patty Baker, chaplain; Donna Hogan, recreation leader; Eleanor Heim, secretary-treasurer; back, Kathy Cammack, delegate; Mar­ garet Stevens, president and Sandra Mikier, vice president. Installed for the boys were, bottom, front, Philip Lukas, chaplain; George Bradshaw, vice president; Rudy Mueller, recreation leader; back, David Jakubdn, secretary-treasurer; Paul Lukas, reporter and Billy Hein, president IN B L O O M From 39c up GrapeviRe Nursery 2221 Grapovill* Are. FA 2-0884 “Scott* Dealer" Chairman of the party is Vic* President Earl Merrill, Mnyor Lawrence Swofford who recently attended the twowho ia being assisted by Mr*. day Area 4 Joint Conference Jean Nuas, Sirs. Louisa of the AARP and NKTA held Kirschntr, Mrs. Pat Willis, in Miami Beach, reported on Mr*. Ann Plnnock, Mrs. activities of tha 590 leaders in Jean Henna, Mrs. Jean Nix the two organisations. on and 51re. Swofford. Many new chapters of the Refreshment* will be sere AARP are being formed with ed. their triple goala being Inde­ pendence, dignity and security CLIFFORD McKibbin HI, Hon of Mr. and Mrs. for retirees. The organisation is opposing Clifford McKibbin Jr., Funeral Friday passage of tho “Quality Stab­ 2450 Mellonville Ave­ For Dr. Boyce ilisation Act” which would n u e . was graduated Funeral services for Dr. J. giv* manufacturers the power Wednesday f r o m the Clifford Boyre, who died Wed­ to fix retail prices on their University of Florida, products. A survey by tho Jus- having majored in elec­ nesday, will ho held at 8 p. m. Friday a t Hrisson Funeral tie* Department has disclosed trical e n g i n e e r i n g . Heme. that passage of this act would Having qualified for a Officiating will be Rev. Grov­ add $5 billion to tha cost of Ford Foundation schol­ er C. Sewell Jr. of the First arship, he will continue consumer goods in this coun Presbyterian Church of which his studies toward try. Dr. iloyco was a member. Entertainment a t the meet­ muster’s degree. Burial will b* in Oaklawn ing wae provided by Mrs. liar, Memorial Park. All members ry S. Whitaker who led the of the Seminole County Med­ group in singing Christmas Man Of Lettera ical Association have been Carols with an incidental solo NEW YORK (NBA)—Dan naked to serve as honorary by 5lra. Adam Muller. Mr*. lei Napoleon, 21-yeur-old out­ palllwarnra. Laura Platt Urowa waa plan fielder signed by the New York Met* from Rider College Mrs. Emma L. Wing, 79, 1st. Sirs. Charles Ulrich, presl- of Trenton, N. J., was a seven- Staubach Again wife of tha late Harry Wing, died Wednesday morning at d( nt of the organization, read letter athlete a t .Morrievllla, NEW YORK (NEA)—Rog­ er Htmihuch, Navy quarterthe Volusia Nursing Home n poem, “Christmas,” and Mrs. N. J., high. buck, and the Coast Guard Harrison Hernritter played in Detand. Academy's guudl and line­ several selections on the ac­ Horn Jan. tl, 1884, in Sea Africa is the home of the backer William T h o m p s o n cordion. brook, N. H., she had lived Coffee and doughnuts were tallest (Watusl, seven feet tall were selected as tho inaugural in Lake Mary for the pust served prior to the meeting or mure) and the shortest winners of the Eastern Col­ 30 years. She was a member by Mr. and Mrs. Harry UelL (Dambutl, four feet) men on lege Athletic Conference Playof the Luke Mary Community earth. er-of-Uia-Year awards. 1‘resbyterian Church. There are no survivors. Phillies Sign 5 Funeral services will lie PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — held a t 10:30 a.m. Friday at The Philadelphia Phillies have Hrisson Funeral Home with signed five youngsters to 1304 Rev. John I’illey officiating, contracts. They are pitchers llurial will be in Uakluwn Mo­ Jim hliller, Rick Wiso and rnorial Park. llrve Roberts, catcher Jim Pallbearers will be Ray Kuane and outfielder Rick raond Ball, Percy Mercer, Slnhach. Arthur Ailing, Harvey I’ugh, ilornro Fennell and Homer Some to.nL* give off a poi­ Gleason. son from their skins and this may be strong enough to make a dog unconscious. * f t Elks To Hold Annual Mrs. Emma Wing Dies In Deland Children's Party Sir Francis Drake was the I first Englishman to sail | Sanford Elki Lodge 1241 will ed by a group of local organ­ hold it* annual Christmas izations including the Ameri­ a-ound the world. MUMS with the radio station By Piaaeea Waster Fiona for a membership Big Stim, The Lone Cowboy, 28 years and Is one of their drive to bo conducted by tho DeBary Chapter, American A Kentucky couple charged and Terri Linn, two profes­ oldest all time hit performers. Association ef Retired Per­ with manslaughter In tha fa­ sional TV and radio stare la sons, were outlined at last Fri­ tal heating of a baby was the U. 8. and Cauda, are day morning’s C h r i s t m a s bound over to Circuit Court now visiting fat this area and party and meeting of the d possible grand jury ac­ hop* to make it their per­ group held in tho Fire Recrea­ tion by Justica of the Peace manent home. Mr. and Mr*. Aliff, in pri­ tion HalL Hugh Duncan. 8. L. Croneberger, member­ William G. Taylor, tS, and vate Ufa, bettor know* as ship chairman, has divided Do- Roberta Mitchell, 26, waived Betty and Slim to their faadand friends, are fro* Bary Into eight districts with hearing before Judge Duncan. a chairman assigned to each. They were charged in the Wheeling, W. Va.. and are Many members of tho national death of Mrs. Mitchell’s 20- staying with 51r. and Mrs. W. (BUI) Dodson in Lake association reside in tho com­ month-old daughter, Nancy Mary. Batty is Mrs. Dodson’S munity and they are invited to Jaan. cousin. participate with tha local Both were remanded to chapter. Also Invited to take county Jail in lieu of $2,000 Tho two stars are known part are members of tho Ra­ bond each, $1,000 for man. for tholr performance* on tho t i r a d Teachers Association ilaughter, $500 on a charge WWVA Jamboree. Slim haa since no chapter of this organ­ of child abuse and $500 on a isation is located hi the area. charge of lewd and lascivious la other business Elmer conduct Sheriff J. L. Hobby Grnmbacher, insurance chair, reported the couple was living man reported on his investiga­ together la a motel at Five tion of saver*! hospitalisation Points. BIG SUM plana and distributed copies of By Jelia Bertas tha final draft form ha pre­ Hi* Town of Altamonte pared as a guide to give mem­ Spring* will hold Ita annual bers a basis for evaluating and Children’s Christmas Party at comparing coats, coverage and pjn. next Monday at tho reliability of axedleal insur­ Community Houa* on Mait­ ance contracts. land Avenue. At the same D a v i d Jefferies, national time an Open House will be AARP field director, has re­ held for adults wishing to at­ quested that copies of this tend. evaluation also bo sent to Gifts and favor* will b* each of tha SB chapters in distributed to the children. Florida. Party a t 2:30 p. m. next Tues­ day at the Elks Club, lOOti K. Second Street. Invitation to attend hna been sent to 200 underprivileged children In the ccunty whoso names were se­ lected through the newly or­ ganized local clearing house. Toya and gift (mgs of candy, oranges, apples and rookies will be reudy for the children a t they file past the large tables filled with toys pur­ chased by the Elks and donut- can Legion, Mona Club and the Mayfair Men’s Gulf Associa­ tion. In addition to the Children’s Christmas party, 30 elderly residents of Sanford will bo guests of tho Lodge for a Christinas dinner purty this Sunday. Entertainment ami presents will be included. Res­ idents of tho County Home also will receive gifts from thu Lodge. A party also will he held Sunday a t 4 p. m. for residents of Surepta Rest Home when rluh members and their wives will sing Christmas carols, present gifts and srrve refrrnhments. Educational toys have been purchased for children of the Little Red School House und will he distributed at their Christmas party to he held Friilay a t the home of their teucher, Mrs. Jeri Keeth. The Elks Santa, that worked so hurd a t Florida State Hank, now has m permanent home a t tho Harry-Anna (’rippled Chil­ dren’* Hospital in Umatilla. Gena Walter, chairman of tha club’s Christmas events, has expressed appreciation on behalf of the Elka to the many local o r g a n l x a t i o n a and churches that helped make the new clearing house provide a “ Happy Christmas for Semin­ ole County." K rause Signed WASHINGTON (UPI) — Halfback Paul Kraus* of Iowa, tho No. 2 draft pick of the Washington Redskins, h a s signed a contract with the Na­ tional Football League club. The Redskins previously sign ed top draft ehoice Charlie Taylor of Arisona State. Hospital Notes DECEMBER IS Admissions Christine Schuencmann, lieu iah Vann, Viola Williams, Nekla B. Buckner, Willie Johnson, Clavin McKinney, May Lan, William Thornton, all of Sanford; William Kelly, North Orlando; Jam es P. Avery, Lake Mary; llowlrt Fletcher, Katie Robison, of Lake Monroe; Joseph llunton, Osteen Births Mr. and Mrs. Willard Session, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Perritti, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick, hoy. Sanfbrd. Discharges Genevieve Hsuineister, Irene W. Rines, Charlie Taylor, Wil­ lie Graham, Riebard Clark, Helen M. Bryan, Dorothy Selph, Eddie Madison, Alice Langston and baby boy, all of Sanford; Anna Heath, Al­ tamonte Springs; Mary Hol­ man and baby boy, Orlando Join the fight against mus­ cular dystrophy. Give all you The phras* “ Fourth Estate” can to tho Jerry Lewis volun­ is used to designate tha news­ paper profession. teers. In a wide ran*, of .tylcO and prka* to flt #v»ry rand aadbudgat. clc*|u»nlly of your lov. ansi • • SCOFIELD WORLD • • HOLMAN COLLINS • • NELSON NATIONAL family Fashions tad Footwear” m ore p c o p u SR S oncount Iportlbout Sorlat S4-A-1046 is* tube (ovsr.ll dlagj 172 tq. to. picture UNSURPASSED PORTABLE PICTURE-PULLING POWER! 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OPEN T IL L 9 EVERY T I L L C H R IS T M A S FA 2-2821 N IT E �— Beat TCU 113-56 tm i n « t v toaMtt rtaittog parie to tea N M StatM to at 7 aad esadtai H I p a y — 0*to to tha HM>» Fhas BBtfa to tfto peal Fall t i N s t t y t o grtjfkoMt ■rhinites program! Friday « to N S M 9 n .i.M i.to M to ■ . JM l MU t o t M i « u Dm » her, Mft, aad hs » u aired by af toa Darby. Material posted L e g a l N o tie * SU T U NBA's Western Division In 3-Way Tussle By Uak*d P m t H am atlu—1 Th* Natto**! BukstbeO i f _____ JBMBBBB. aociatlon’a Wtatont DHiaton S S aaom c SAvixoa bank . me* i* taming into a throe• Mrp*r*tt*a •ratal*** an* •ste U sa aafor ti* lava at to aa dogfight, white lt*a Dm K*w fork. ruiatirr, toa all Um way to th* Kaatani Divtelea. a*. c l a r b x c r c t .t r r o n n i m r Th* Ban Franelaco War­ LOW aad JKANKTTK BUBrior* won their third atralfht LOW, hi* wlt*. Cefeadant*. Baeraawnto, Califs with • 1Ot­ ___ a a n e i a r acrr to defeat of CL Lute. That rmm m n a r n n r a t T B l CLAJtBRCB CLIFFORD moved th* W anton to within IR11X)W| whoa* raaldanea I* on- a gain* and a half ad th* Hawk*. known: JMAXKTTK WIKLOW. Th* dlvteloa-teodlng Le* whoa* raaldanca 1* onAngelea Laker* tn*aawhil* kaawai T*a ar* h*rokr aetlHed that dl*po**d ad Philadelphia, U«a M il ha* b*«* Iliad agalnat you aa tMItadaata In th* M, to stay three (ante* np above entitled cauae: and that on th* Warrior*. you ar* b l l t t l required to Baltlnor* po*h*d Detroit Ilia jroar anawer with th* Clark • ( thin Court, and t* further into th* cellar in more •*nr* a **rr thar**( upon th* Weitern Diviilon action aa F lsIstlfL *r Flalntlir* attor­ ney, whM* * * ■ • aad addr*** Oua Jehaaon hit hi* first 10 lot Builth Billet aad Bchwalh*. ■hot* to toad th* Buitoto p u t I l l Barnett Xatloaal Bank Dolinin*. Jackaenvllle t. Flor­ th* Piston*, 124-107. ida,- . .not later than January . . -----Boston’* *nly bsttto thto *7, ' ‘ U r*u 'full t* a* *o. de. »•** way ba with tha record erM w k * M l u w win to m - took. Th* C*lta aweitod their tered eaalnet yen tor the relief mtuended I* the < o a - M uon m uk to 221 with a plaint. 123-111 stoughter orar New Th* aatnr* *f e*ld *ult heYork Wednesday night Idle In* tor f*r*el«**r* of mort■a** recorded la Dcok M l, Cincinnati thus fall flirt and Pa*e I**, *t th* *ftl«l*t Re­ half gam** off Boston’* cord* * f iMilaat* Cennty, Florida, th* d***rlptl«* ef th* torrid pars. property proceeded n itln et beSan Franelaco had won two In* a* followi: All Ihit cer­ tain property *ltu*t* end be­ straight game* on four dif­ ing In Hemlnol* County, Flor­ ferent occasions this year, but ida, mor* parttenUrly describ­ navar teamed able to tasks ed • • foltowe: Lot I*. Block Q. iUNI.AMD It th ru . MTATKa, a eubdlvlelon, Tha jins appaarad about to *ce*rdl*g to a plat th ir l•t, recorded In I’lat Hook dtacand on th«m again whan II, pag** It to 11 of th* 8L Louis grabbed a 01-67 land Fnblle Hacorde of acral. in th* third quarter, but stub­ Bol* County, Florid*. Bubject I* en *Mement for by Guy Rodger* ap*rk*d Ban Pubtts Utllltloe along th* W**t*rly I feet of eeld Lot I*. Francisco to 10 straight points Together with *11 etruotureo and th* Warriors never looked •n d ImproTcninte now and hereafter on (aid lend, and back. tha rent!, lionet. on<l profile Witt Chamberlain hooped o f th# above dticrlbod pro­ 27 for the Warriors and grabparty: and all fluturoi now or haraaftar attached to ar bad 27 rebounds. Bob P sttlt of uaad In eonnoetton with th* SL Louis ltd everybody with heroin deoerlbod and f ramleca n addition thoroto the follow . to markers. Ing dearrlbed houeehold appllancee. which are. and ahell he deemed to be, nature* and a part e f th* really and are a portion of th* aecurlty for th* Indabladnaea herein mention•d l On* OB n e f r l a e r ator. IKIer.), Model t.AM-ll-g. Perlal Mo. tr a -llllll On* OK Han**. (Filer.), Model J-IPt-T, Perlal Mo. TT-0001I1 On# Duo-Therm Iteeter, tOtl). Made! 111.*, aerial Mo. l l . l f - l l . «•.*«* BTtT On* CHeleea Kllvhen Hahauet Kan. No model or aerial numbera Ten Venetian tlltnda, (Metat), manufactured by Ro­ bert* Awning A Venetian Blind Company, Orlando. Fla. Mo model or aarlat number*. WITNBBH my hand and th* te a l af aatd Court at Sanford Florida, lbia tltli day of Dec­ ember, A. D. lift. I SB AM Arthur II. Beekwlth. Jr.. Clerk e f th* Ctreult Court By: Martha T. Vlhtan Daputy Clark f A copy af tha complaint flltd herein la attached to the copy o f thle Motle* which le mailed to each Defendant far whom n residence mor* epeolfle than n Htala or Country waa glvan In th* eworn etatement tiled herein by th* Plaintiff, hla agent nr attorney.) KMITU, ELLIOT AND BCHWALUB Attoraaya and Ceuneeltora at Law • 11 B«rn*tt Mntlenal Bank liutldlng Jackaonvlll* 1, Florida I’ubllah Dec. IP, It, 11U Jan. 1. I, IM4. COF-M Legal N otice POftCB o r SUIT TUB BTATB OP PLOniDA TO t.AVIMA M. ROUTT, WIIMH IIUUIRKNCK AMD ADDIIKU IS UMKNOWMt A sworn Complaint having been filed against you In th* Circuit court In and for Kominol* County. Florid*, by n o * . COB R. ROUTT, for dlvore*. tho short till* of which le ito sc o t: r . n o u r r . p u in tu r. versus, t.AVIMA M. ROUTT, Defendant, theea presents ara to ceimmand you to appear and ftla your Answer or other do fens* or pleading herein with th* Clerk e f ih* Circuit Court ef Komlnol* County, Florida, and serv* a copy thereof on Klalntlff‘c attorney, Carroll Burk*. Attorney at Law, |-.o. Drawer 7., Sanford, Florida, on or before th* Tth day of January, A. D. IML ar other, w lia deers* pro confess* will ba entered agtlnol yon. Tha Sanford Herald la de­ signated ae a newspaper of ■•iteral circulation la which this cllelton chill ba pubUahtd one* each week for four sonateutlva weak* w tTNBM my kand aad of Metal ceil of Ik* Clerk af th* Ctreult Court on thle the trd day of December, A. D. t i l l . ISKAM Arthur H. Beekwlth, Jr.. Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court B n Martha T. Vlkloa, a a Carroll Burk* Attorney for Flatallff Balt* III Katford Ataatl* Rank Uulldln* P. O. Drawer I Ban ford, Florida Publish Dae. I. U , It. II, IML CDP-S iixv —— - — • — Doe. 19, IMS Score Is New High For Commodores Aparidoleads S t a ItVi wolwnpsv I * Up w hV riddingInAl year aad ha hat tahaa • «al> fated risk toteadil to yak hi* dab la tti wtaawt% Parker dealt D aily Mai* By trallai Vanderbilt a k e w e d I t s a , la (to Dana* Cowboys • tm e th a v a l a Wednesday Wednesday to exchaaga tor right* ta tha Cowboys’ 14*. 1 night by romping with Ha draft c to ia — All dmmtoa •ad atriagan to ■ 11240 wta tackla Dealt Apytotoa *t tha *v*r Texas Christian aad a Ualversity af Texu. ■tagI* gam* scoring record. Dial, who sprat an of Ma It waa tha sixth straight five year* la (ho NFL with victory for th* uadafMtod tha Steelors, hotda dab rec­ ord* tor b m Commodone, whn ar* making yaaaoa caught to a • strong Md for top place in (12), moat yardaga galaad to th* DrathanatcTB Coufertae*. a m u m (MM), longest Kentucky, whick waa Idto touchdown p u t (N yards) Wednesday, to th* only other and most yards galaad to oao gam* (S3). undsfastod conference team. • Ho’a a Big Wayn* Taylor, a 0 4 Parker said of Did, "to* w Junior forward, tod th* Vand­ need deteaalv* a t r o a g t k erbilt scoring with 22 points. We’v* got to boUd our defeaa Jchn Ed Millar, using hla fad­ up If wo'ro gotog to stay to ing Jump shot, netted II tad coateBtloa a n t year. If wo sephomorn Kalth T h o m a s had a stronger Ua* wo might buekttcd 10. have mad* It this year.' Th* previous high for a Apptotoa, 0-foot-J, Vanderbilt teem waa 107 or, w u voted th* outalaadiag points scored fat I960 agalnat of tho yoar Arisons and la I960 against Lculatons State. Wlnl*M Tulane dropped an­ other on*—it* *lath of tho season — to North Carolina State 104-88 aad North Caro­ lina rolled p u t Georgia 99-71 In tha only othor SEC action. Tar Htol co-captains MUte Ccok* and Charley Shaffer kit for IS and 22 points to kaad th* Bulldogs tholr fourth de­ Chin up aad hand m e t, Jo* feat la five games. Peplloa* s it there to tha Georgia’s 0-7 center Jerry dark, fixed hla «y*a oo tha PRESIDING JUDGB Bernard Collina checks the ear markings of Cdcil Waller scored a significant stra ta aad u w tha arror af Austin's Swap Even and pronounce* the greyhound ready for action at personal victory by holding hla ways. the Banford-Orlando Kennel Club. Colling la checking bertillions — a North Carolina's hot-shooting WhM th* lights c a m i system of greyhound identification — required on each dog. Schooling BUly Cunningham only races are now under way at SOKC. The track opens Christmas night. after a apodal amaatog af fistd goal and two foul shot*. tha 1262 World Bartoa Wed­ But Walter foulod out about nesday, Pepitoo* purposefully halfway la th* second period walked actou th* room sad and Cunningham, who has av­ mad* hi* way over to Ralph eraged 27.7 point* p«r gam*, Hook, th* VankMi' former ■cored eight mor* for a gam* manager recently elevated ta total of 10. general manager. Tulane played a tenacious "I didn’t watch th* laat HOUSTON (UPI) - L m Igame with th* tough Wolf- game," Peplton* dead-panned •lass Mato's biggest problem pock, hanging onto an 90-80 to Houk. "How did H cam# • ( la Saturday’s Bluaboaaat NEW YORK (U P I)-O h io th* season of 23,237,004. Thst tic. But Larry Laklns, a 6- out." wt gams «S>la*t Baylor foct-0 center, brok* th* gam* Both men laughed becauao will ba itoppiag aa offense Slat* tod th* nation in aver­ •cUpsed th* old record of 21,- open in th* last four minutes they knew th* picture coded that m riy roachaa aay "can’t age attendance at football 227,142 set only last yesr. with eight consecutive field th* aim* way u tha book poaaibty work la coltogo foot­ game* for Ih* 12th Urn* la th* And the total Increase — goals to giv* N. C. State its with PepKon*’* error leading ball.'’ lait 12 years and Michigan 1,009,932 — was tho biggest 104-88 win. Laklns hit for 40 to a tit-braaking run that At laaat may war# saying compiled th* largest total at­ Jump In any single year, top­ points in tho gamo. gav* th* Dodgers a 2-1 vic­ this until Coach John Brldping the one-year record gsin Date Gott was high scorer tory and a four-gam* awrap gars Bart won m v m of 10 tendance In IMS, final NCAA of. 909,986 between 1967 and of tho aeries. for Tulano with 19. 0am«s thto Mason agalnat itaUaUca disclosed today. 1961. It marked the 10th Tonight, Auburn takes on "I u w th* ball this time," topflight* competition and The two Big Ten powers straight year that the total aald Peplton*, on* of th* six earn* within a hair of boat- wtr* th* pacemakers for a national attendance has In­ T ex u Toth and Miaalulppl member* of th* Y inkui to Suite plays In th* Bluobonnst lag th* nation'* number on* national assault on tha turn­ creased and th* NCAA point­ ■e* th* 37-minute color film tournament In Houston. Warn, T m i. stiles that produced an all- ed out this record jump oc­ at Toots Shor's restaurant, Bridgara did It with n pro- Urn* record attendance for curred deiplte the loss of an "but I still didn't catch i t " •tyto offMM that baa quart­ Following th* fourth World estimated 208,900 admissions T a m p a G uard erback Don Trull paaatog out Series gama played at Los by the cancellation of 64 of protoctit* pocket, flank Angeles last OcL 4, th* cheatgames because of the death of O u t For Season •ra acurrytog hhtb*r aad yon fallen Peplton* said ha lost President Kennedy. •nd a gtnuln* two-platoon Ohio Slat* drew an aver­ TAMPA, FI*. (UPI)—Sen­ the ball, after third baseman lyitom. ior guard Georg* Shary, Just Ctota Boytr had thrown It to age of 93,206 fans for each of Trull went en to bocom* 67 points short of the school him. In th* whlte-shlrted Its six home games, an In­ lh« naUon'a top pi a m . break scoring record at th* Univer­ background of tha crowd. lag Mv«ral contoraaco and Urquidi and Astiga Joined crease of 204 per game. Mich­ sity of Tampa, ha* played hlo la other basebeU activity, fortes to taka tho Dally Dou­ igan, the only team to outnational racorda. test collegiate b a s k e t b a l l the Detroit Tigers signed their LSU, with an Identical T-S ble In a 2-7 combination pay draw the Buckeyes oo aver­ gam*. star outfielder A1 Kalin* for record, to *sp«ct«d to play a Ing <91.20 In Wednesday age In the last 13 years (they The 6-10 Little All-America aa Mtlmated 945,000; Ban ball control and dafamlv* night’s action at th* Orlando- did It In 1937) drew a total candidal* broke both bones In Francisco outfielder Matty of 421,720 to Ohio State’s 418,game agilntt th* pan-happy Stmlnol# Jal-Alal Fronton. his left arm and dislocated Atou checked toto Harkaua Bean. Baylor la a two-point Urquidi took six straight 023. point* In the first half of tha Louisians Slate had tho sec­ several bonu In hla left hand Pavilion 1a New York for aa favorita. double to pay |13.00, 93.00 ond highest average attend­ during * gam* against Tennea- operation on hla left ka*a. ace Wesiayan Tuesday night and Uw Milwaukee Braves re­ and 93.00. ance in the nation, 66,141 per Illinois C aptains and will b« lost for th* rest of leased veteran scout GU En­ Th* first gam* saw a large game, although declining 143 CHAMPAIGN, 111 (NEA)-— th* saaion. glish. C*nt*r and lln*baek*r Dick payoff with th* poet two team per game. of Anarab* and Pedro taking Michigan State was third Butkus and q u a r t e r b a c k Georg* Donntlly war* utect- five straight point* whit* tha with 66,319 per game and ►I aa ro-raptalna of th* Illi­ post ona team had to Mttl* Wisconsin fourth with 61,223. for second place to form a 2-1 With Michigan In filth place, nois football squad of 11)04. perfect* combination worth the Big Ten thus had (our of 9492.90. the top five teams oq average. Pretty P resenter DAYTONA BEACH. FI*. (UPI)—Th* winner of the SCHOOLING Dayton* 600 stork car race EVERY NIGHT Feb. 23 ha* tom*thing, to look THRU DEC 21 forward to—tho trophy will b« 7M P.N. ' prts*nt*d by Donna Aaum, Mis* America. Pepitone Sees Film Of World Series Error LSU Must Stop Bear Offense Ohio State, Michigan Tops In Attendance No. 1 by thrCraftsya. Ha alao BOSTOTT (UFI) — Balti­ rtotod by tha mer* Oriole* i kwtetop Luis • f « » rival Apaatotev tod th* Amarieai Lugua’s shortstop* ta fitodkaiavsi "w an ba ablate alga tag for th* fifth straight Haw la 1999 1st H took • record w fl ba fta* to pufOrauac* ta beat w t tha d O M i y n after T ra u , tha maa for wham h* waa tradsattoa’a top-rsabad t a a m , ad teat winter. Th# 29-ysar-old Aparicf* plays Navy to tha Gottoa won defenaivs honor* with a Bawl Maw Y*sr*i Day. 4920 percentage th at erased DtoL a graduate a f Ilea th* mark of 4822 held by Lou UatvarsKy, waa grsnnaa ay Beadrwu aad Jaat did nip tha trad*. Ba said tt w u "th* Chicago Whit* Bra shortstop graatast break aa athtota Bon Hanson’s 4833 percenvcould kava." Ha waa age. Apartci* aad Hansra telly pleased that eeca agate switched uniforms l u t Jsq. ha would ba "pteytof hater* utry to a ste-pteyar dral be­ tha tween tbs Orioles aad Whit* Box. Jim Gestil* sad Brooks Robinson of tho Orioles led tho first basemen and third hooomia, respectively with 4952 aad 476 pereontagra ta give Baltimore th r u of tho First p tau Taam No. i hunt t«rtn Individual loaders. ra for a two poiat split with Goa Triaado* of tha De­ tha teat place Taunt No. 9 la troit Tigers tod th* catchers the Businaran hi’a Lugo* a t with a 490 mark, Nelson F ra Jet Laaas l u t wwk u th* ef ht* White Box topped th* 14th w uk ef bowling w u eon- second gasmen with 4877, d*d with only a slight 7 Jim Landli of th* Whit* Sox gam* different* betwua first led tho eutftoldar* with 492 aad eighth ptec*. la y Rebln- u d BUI Bonbouquotte of th* •on kept Turn N*. B to th* Boston Rad Sox handled 68 >tch with a good 209/943 chances to rank No. 1 among ML Walt Holland w u tha act 41 pltchars who want throngs for T urn No. 0 with 107/494. th* season without commit­ Faron Builders took over ting aa error. wond pteca with a th ru point win over Smith's Amoco Service. At Faron tod th* Builders with 199/624 but w u capably backed up by Len Blond!’* 200/917. KanhaU WUtaklr* triad b a r d f a r BaUth’a Amoco with 199/997 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — taking Mrie* honors to th* North Carolina State aad proetti* Mississippi State wer* ach*Ralph Bette 197/129 helped dutod to arriv# bar* today for Dick’s Aypltoau to a two-aad- Saturday's fifth annual Lib­ one-half point win over Cav­ erty Bowl football gama and anaugh Tiro Barrie* thereby a wintry reception awaited deadlocking with th* Tinmen tha two Southern teams. , for th* third spot in th* tea- Snow feU la tho a rts Wed­ gu*. nesday aad temperatures w on Jo* Picku* churned a fta* expected to remate la tha 209/682 Mt while helping middle Ws today u tha taam* Team No. 4 to a thra*-and- arrived to begin workout* for one-half point win over Kon- tho clash la Philadelphia Sta­ dracki and Clina’s Blaclair. dium. Dick Morrises took high gam* Mixilu lppi State w ood ^ honera with 210 aad Cart Ab­ training’Mtiious In SUrkvQto, ney "bombed" 202/691 for Miss., Wednesday prior ta Kondrackl and Cline’* to round leaving today by bus for Bir­ out th* night’* shsrpahooUng mingham, Ala. and tha flight north. ia this h u d fought match. Team No. 3 Holds To First Place Liberty Bowl Teams In Snow Urquidi, Astiga Win Double RACING GRAND OPENING! tiai. aisi WHISKEY FREE ADMISSION AT ,f p y Popular Prices STOCK UP FOR HOLIDAYS PROGRAMS OVER 20 RACES * Nightly Dtiriag Brir a llag SORRY I MO MINORS! I REGULAR S E A S O N 1 ^ ^ W T O J d E C 25| Cateipllar equipment does al the landimprovingjobs Thri’s baeaus# ill tha Caterpillar maehlnas ara built for businata— tha rough and tough traatmant thay gat in Jobs Ukt Improving land, Thara's a machino daalgnad for tvary job— and Rotter aarvlca, whan raadad, kaapa tham running for tha man who apaclalita In tend d u r­ ing. That* man know thalr profession and, liko tholr tractors, can do tho bast, most economical Inti for u. Jww gwra m ^wwe Taka any land-improving job— tha man who owns Caterpillar equipment In your araa can dear proparty, fill-in, level tha high spots, ditch for proper draining or can do any lob to up-grada your tend boat because ho has tho capabilities. For tho bast Ir tend Improving— cal tho min who operates Caterpillar machinery backed by dependable Roster service. WITH THE TRADITIONAL OPENING NIGHT INAUGURAL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT M &R BAR AND PACKAGE 2603 ORLANDO DR. / r ic /- C y > /< ix f /o ' uM l a. si I( li NN ORLANDO • FLORIDA - TAMPA «I ' il U til) B HWY. 1 7 - H Midway Between S*af*rd.*ad Or land* C A T E R P I L L A R * •.? v : ...... �to * — m im - . (Dsuvi bhyi teg. In fact think 1 a n cute. 1 have long blonde hair (natural) -and~-1ar«e-blue-ayes..J l n e * got everything but e good figure. (No curves.) I don't aspect you to work mir­ acles, Abby. 1 Just want a little help te getting this guy te notice me. BOY TROUBLE DEAR TROUBLE: Somatimes, the more "help” a girl has trying to get a boy to notice her, the faster ha rune—away. Don't try too hard, and tali your friends to suit "helping" you, and you might catch him through the novelty of your indif- M A S AW T: I wiah my te-laws would atop pending . jW »_«!_«»1 jU> .P“PPT) b *_ as, giful They era so onec i o n m y husband abused aided te their giving. 1 her t o terribly. If anything don’t n aan to aound like an -Leppened at the (bop, or ingrate, -but - ot-S b at.A.MV If ha beeamo upaet around Uma and on birthdayo they tba house, ba'd kick that glva ua ao much that 1 feel poor little dog within an Ilka a piker because wa tech of her life. Ha aaye can’t give then aaythteg to tt’t batter to Uka H oat tm match i t How tan thin ha a dog than ana person. la handled? that a good enough aseuaa? “THAT GIRL OUR SOM Ha ia 33 years old and in MARRIED” DEAR ‘THAT’: Your good health, but I can’t onderataad such cruel ac* aignature revealed more In­ tioos. Do you think eomo- formation than your letter. thing could ba the natter You never have felt "ac­ with him? Mentally 1 mean. cepted” by your ta-law». WORRIED WIFE And if they gave you leas, DEAR WORRIED: You you’d probably complain are worried with good tenmore. o • o eon. Catting rid of the dog did not solva your pro­ DEAR ASBY: I a n IS blem. Th# hortfllty that mo­ and I've got a problem. tivated your huabend to Hie name ia Paul and ha abuaa the pup ia atlU with doesn’t even know I’m ahim. Your huaband nay ap­ live. Every girt te school pear to ba "in good health,M has flipped for hiss, includ­ but ba could wall bo men­ ing me. Some of the kids tally or emotionally upset. I hang around with have tried to And out if ha llbee (P. 5. And eome will lay you threw out the wrong me, but ba doesn’t say any­ dog!) thing. l a n not bad leek- in n (I ) (I) 11 IBS ( • ) m # a > ____ (I ) it ) a m (t) Sparta ll t t e IS) S:te I) Editorial BdTtoi (S) CHS (S) flaws, I •rta, wee(S) thtr S:SS Ties TiSS Site Site tiSS • :M tile lliS * llit t • o Hate to write tetters? Send ooa dollar to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif., for ABBY’s new booklet. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS.” lt ilS ltill H its H itt S:M lit) Site S ilt 7:01 T ill ja&by On Bhidqu T ill By O sw ald Jacobv When you have the choice between playing no • trump yourself or steering the play WORTH CD) «K » to ycur partner you usually w ait can find some reason to bid ♦ JA Q * J“6 4 0 It yourself. The most com­ AST mon excuse ia the “tenace ba n theory.” You hold something 4 J 7 5 S 0 AAQ10S like ace-queen-smalt or king- W K 10 6 W6TSI a M ill Jack-small in soma suit and ♦ 6 4s want the lead to come up to A Q l t l l you. * •« This is all very kvely pro­ WA QJ ♦ KT vided your opponent opens AA1III4 one of those tenace suite, but he is much more likely to open some ether eult and it 1 • Pass a* ia a far better policy to look a # Pass IK.T. Pass a t your worst suit, not your Pass best before you bid no-trump. South certainly wss ready for any lead, except spades, I wouldn’t have good spades and it waa "Just ineonceiv- for hie diamond bid and reable” that his p a r t n e r ! bid. So South leaped to throe COn Jh& (jjomsut: Wo# to tbo bride who does­ n 't train her husband right from tha aU rt Unless you want to welt os your spouse for the rest of your life, don’t start as a bride. If you don’t west to do the dinner dishes alone ell the days of your life, don’t turn down his first oilers to help by saying, "No, darling, read your paper end I’ll be through te a Jiffy." Untesa you think you’ll never went bis help around tha house, accept hie first offers with thanks. As a bride, you may got a kick out of asking prettily for money before your butband leaves in the morning. But if that's tha pattern you start, you'll be asking for money the rest of your married life. If you want to feel indopend- L e g a l N otice sot establish n businesslike money arrangement in the first year of marriage. Most wives enjoy being tak­ en out to dinner occasionally but this, too, is a pattern you should establish early in tho gamo. Lot your husband know right from tbo start that even though you enjoy your cosy evenings at home, you ilka to go out for dinner at least once a week. Unless you went to be an unpaid maid, don't start it as L e g a l N otice IV COL'N TT J l'D A C B C O l'B T . ■E W IX O L R CO I X T V . F L O R ­ ID A ESTATS OF D. E. A N DKRIO N, d«c*as*d. N O T IC E O F F IN A L R E P O R T A V D A PPL IC A T IO N F O R D IO CHARUH All parsons sro hsrahy noti­ fied that tho undsratsBsd as Admtnlstreirlm ot said oatato. has oomplstad tha admlnlatrslion tharoof and haa fll*4 In aald eourt bar final raport and application for dlacharsa. Objections thereto. If any, should bo duly ftlad. Attar fllln e proof of publication ihow tng this natlea has boon published ones a wash for four conoacutlvt week*. tha mattar of approval ot sold re­ port and tha ordering of dis­ tribution ot said oatato will coma before the court Violet V. Andaraon At Admlaletrstrlm of sold oatato. Publish Dae. It. II. IS. l i l t * Jan. I. l i l t . la tn e CrarO at IS* C*aa«r M i a , Baailaala Caaatr. Stela a t FtavMa. ta Piakala la ra Ika Batata all MOLLIE WADE Dieeaiad. r iv a l, v o n r n Notire I* hereby nl*en that tha uniltritentil will, on the loth day ot January, A. D. 1114, p n i* n t to tha Honorobla County Judeo of Somlnoto County. Florid*, hla final ro­ tors, account and vouchora, no Administrator of tho Eotnto o f MOL.UK WADK, doroa»«d. CD P-tl and at aold tlmo. thon and thoro. moka application to tho said Jude* for • final oottlo. mont of hla ndmlnlitratton of V l onj iw f t i r\ told oatato, and for on ordor MI L>( IN T M t A l t t t dlachorelns h la so tuck Ad­ T o s l l o C a rlo a d P nan N iea ministrator. Dated thla tho trd day at -SA M A R * — t e L o to s December, A. D. ltIL » i S IM M E R P L A C R * DEN F. WADE t o Colo* As Administrator of tho E ilat* of F rid a y d Saturday MOLLIE W ADi •IAS A C A R L O A D Doeooood Trip le Feature STENXTROM. DAVIS e McIntosh Attorney* for Administrator Post Offlea Drawar IMS Sanford, Florida IITfl Publish Doe. I. It. IS te. lie s CDP-1S -T U B e c m i e M AX-J V S T F O R r v n -D O V O V A N ’S R E E F — Skate ROLLER RINK Florida's Finest no-trump and that "old devil West” opened the three of spades. East popped his ace on dummy’s king end con­ tinued with the queen where­ upon South loat five tricks before he could gain tha lead. Everything was rotes* from than on, but you can’t lose tha first five tricks and make a no-trump game. Of course, South did have a tough rabid. Hs had a mighty good hand thnt ap­ peared to be auitable for notrump play. But It wss suit­ able only with North as de­ clarer and South should have rabid two hearts in order to give North a chance to try no-trump. North would have obliged and would have made at least tha nine tricks neces­ sary for game. l:M I lls S ill S:t« 11:11 11:11 10:10 (S) Ntwa— Waltar Ceakite (I) New*— B ee Cpehrsm (I) Enchastsd Mirror(I) Rlfltman (I) Hunting A Fishing <»> Virginia Boy* (t) Tsmpls Houetoa <S) Password (I) Pltatstoaso (I) Rawhide (S) Donna Rood (I) Dr. Xlldnrs (I) My Thrta none II) Prrry Mnaon (I) Jack LaLanns (I) Jimmy Dsaa (!) H a iti (Color) (I) Buaptnao (S) N uns* II) Bid Cottar (I) Tho Story of A Champion (I) (!) New* W tathtr, Sports (S) Nows — Morphy Martla (I) News, Sports. Wasthtr (S) Thrattr of th* Btar* (I) Johnny Canon (Color) (I) Movls • Classes — Boginatrs 4 Advanced J o l t O ff Hwy. 17-52 O r T h* Dog T u c k Rd. Marts, a l e tries in ti JekR D e b ar lives e b r e w s U s e (I) Toot First Impresston (Color) . (S L lu x a e f I^ .ta _ ( ! ) Erst* Ford t t i t l (I) N tw t— Harry Ronsontr H its ( t ) Truth or C ent*, qutneas (S) Starch For Tomor­ row performance as a tows mayor who suddenly finds Tsmpls Houston in t h e running ag6test his unscrupulous re­ gime. Houston's do-nothing campaign ia unorthodox to say Um least and the show does garner quite n few laughs as these Uctlcs panic tbs incumbent. M p.m. CBS. Rawhide, "incident of the Geloha.” The lack of violence in this epi­ sode makes it resUstle, but it's no improbable story. Nevertheless it has some humorous and poignant mo­ ments. After a tumble Hey ioos (Robert Cabal) is nurs­ ed by a strange Japanese girt and brings her back to camp. She’s an abandoned Geisha girl and GU Favor (Eric Fleming) doesn't know i fte talented bands of Klalae Strtteb. tehee a bead M foe seasonal 5-10 p jn . CBR. Ferry Me­ son. "The Cain of the Badger­ ed Brother." Another punter that doesn’t mwefl ten mur­ derer till the final moments, and It's not the ene yon thought it t i t halfway through tbs tria l o-io p.m. ABC. A s Jimmy Dean Show. A eomhtaatten ef comedy, country music and Christmas. Tbs c o m e d y comes from George Gobel and Rowlf. Tbs country mu­ sic is provided by Jimmy and Buck Owens, with an assist TV K IN T A L 10-11 p.m. CBS. Tbn Nunes. "U m Witch of the East Wing." That familiar char­ acter, the hard-boiled bat dedicated none, pets n regal • Balsa • Service Sem inole T V PA S-6310 Bseifo Cater TY Satea OSS# Sanford A n . Improve Your SKATING Far AU Phases M elod ee “r Onera Rond FA 3-6331 ON YOURUST family Fashion’s and Footwear" C<*a * a /i x LOS ANGELES - (NEA) — In the three years the Los Angeles Angels have been in the American League they’ve played more extra • inning games than any other club33. Honolulu, capital of Hawaii, is situated on the island of Oahu. diet-rite cola FUN 8HOWS Hat. 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Remember that when you start to Assume any of hie responsibilities, he'll be happy to let you continue. A change in any ciUbllsbed pAttern is hard to effect, end a doting bridt can soon become n diecontended, overworked wife. I Love Lacy December Bride C tectatrsU ta Real MeCeys Fries Is R ight Mlasing Llah Pet* * Olndys Seven Kays FRID AY-9* SC. u ! til Huutfty - * n n n r — U tie What's on your mind? Par a personal reply, send a eelf-addressed, stamped en­ velope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. • — Television Tonight 9 (ig h iig k tA By A b ig a il V a n B u rtn DEAR AW T: t bad to |« t rid of ear dog — IABU GIFT SET By Own* Spray Coiopw ond Dulling Powder in douk '(orbidden' fragranc*. Aboin20 P M Cofitj»JWwh....9ww King* Men ROYAL DUO MliraionUlicnAColoine. Atendiomo giftthat rollccU jeurthoughlfulnou wd superb taste. M e w k lM . 3oaa( Ao ASEMoomn nUMNVn TQlMOUnPB Doliciout vorlotin Aiwayt crispy, crunchy ud shiny freth. Perfect ony ) (? • * MENNEN ( pgi kg' dwsm ar gold finite gtee! you fenou) P«*r ABC, • n» I | [ \ ( | ( ) \ i .3 -........ . rr :! <r C III CTTC 0ri« tetoo lead erth Teia IS gift peck...Xtoptr *rte hmoy.* Cotes faeterf Hue Bodtt is tendy rSqwnteoroetrod biteM oornote the porfecl time. 1 4 0 Z. . . . 'Z- \ t T • FA 2-1582 e \ —1 \ | L ^ t ip lit- 1| } f- •j<s / f gB tr �> Vv ^ : £i • ■ . /'-V v • ■> , ' ?r:*£&■>'*: ■' ix e c a r a in in u Season's Greetings F or B o o b Routh Bakery FA 24*17 1«» V . M S L p le im t s IGNITE O N LY \ 7 • IP . M. — WHILE THEY LAST •- Vi / MPOftTED — FAMOUB Oviedo P. O . Employes Have Party P H IT - F O U R S Oviedo Poet OfSee m ployes, with tbok buebon and wives, warn antertilmf with a Christman party Sat­ urday at the home af Mr. and Mn. Ban Walawrlght. Gifts warn axebaagad and • turkey aupper tarred. Favan for the ladiea were small bottles of perfume aad cigars for tha gentleman. Holiday decorations wara used by the hostess. During tha evening games were played and priaes awarded. Those attending were: act­ ing Postmaster John Courier and Mn. Courier, Mrs. Ge­ neva Abell, Mn. Hettle Rags­ dale, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Theo­ dore Aulin Jr., and Mr. aad Mrs. Thomas Moon. M M Bra CHERYL REPP, eeatar, shown openinf gifts aha rseslasd at tha showsr girso for bar by Mrs. C. 1* Pltspstridi* k ft, and Mrs. Starna Bolts. Bride-Elect Cheryl Repp Honored With Shower Mrs. C. L. Pitapetrick and I n . Sterna Belt* were boataasee a t a miscellanaana shower for brids-alect Cheryl Repp, Tuesday morning, at CREATIVE W O M AN DtBary that wfll d eligh t her in every Shop • E very N ight tiU N ine! way By Mn. Adam Mailer Rev. and Mrs. Cactf'k Ogg of Hibiscus Drive will visit their children la Kentucky for several weeks. Rev. Charles Anderson of California, re­ siding on Bonita Drive, will occupy the pulpit of the DeBary Community Methodist Church during Bev. Ogg's absence. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Zapharides entertained Mr. and Mn. William WiUcutt at dinner celebrating Mr. WUlcutt’s 88th birthday. TUI CbifatM i <mvoo Sanford tha Pinaeraat borne of Mn. Fitspatrfek. Games were played during tha morning aad Mn. Donald Brough waa declared winner. Gifts for tha honoree were placed under the Chrietmee tree, and holiday ornament* were uead to dacarata the party room*. A white cake, topped with a miniature brtda with a frost­ ed aklrt and headpiece, cen­ tered tha table when coffee was served with the cake and assorted holiday cookie*. Invited to call between the When you launder fins wool 8169 h’ankets, uso the wool set­ ting or the fine fabric setting Every home-maker loves on your automatic washsr. Wash and air woolen# oftsn pretty cover-up aprons to pro­ to help protect them from tect from spots and splashes. damage by Insects and dust Trim tills kitchen-aid with col orful rickrack. No. 8180 with Photo-Guide If you have lost a self-covcrnl button from a suit Jack­ Is in sixes 34, 36. 31, 40, 42, et you might replace nil tht 44, 48, 48. Size 38, 2* yards buttons with the new Jcwsled of 33 or 30-lnch material. To order send 30 cents In I type so important this year. coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman The Sanford Herald Box 438, Midtown Station New York 18, N. Y. Add 10 cents for first-class mailing. Print name, address with rone, style number and size. A teen-ager who practices good table manners at home rarely goofs at her beau’s dinner table. According to Mrs. William carefully glued In place where Rogers, a msmber of Wood- the dried materials lie flat rose Circle, 8anford Garden on the surface. 8mall pieces Club, there is now a use for of cotton may bo glued under­ squlrrel-eatsn pin* cones. By neath materials if they do adding than to • few other not have enough flat surface unliksly Items such as ear to b* glued directly to the tree pods, fungus, and a few plywood. An eyecatching design may sunflower seeds, it is perfect­ ly poealble to construct a bo achieved, Mrs. Rogers unique and lovely wall plaque states, with a mat of textured beige fabric. The flower de­ for your homo. In addition to toeh well- sign on the center piece of known materials for dried ar- stained brown wood e half rangemente as sea oats, of pine cone, sprayed gold leaves, acorn cups, seed pods, and used as ths bloom of tho and twigs, a plaque arrange­ flower, a pins twig for the ment may include pine cones stem, two seed pods arranged of all sixes, including those for leaves and a small piece of half stripped or fully strip­ splintered wood for the bas*. ped by squirrels. Materials may be sprayed Ten Y ears before an arrangement Is mads or may b* left natural A g o Today in color. Some of the filler In Our Town materials may easily be tint­ Randall Chase was mayor. ed with food coloring. How­ A representative of the ever, all of the materials Government Small Business must b* thoroughly dry and Administration told Chamber this may be accomplished of Commerce members “This either by storing thsm for a part of the country is tha real tlmo or by heating them in Industrial frontier now." a slow oven. Such materials The Pete Bukers were Mr. as sar tree pods should also and Mrs. Santa Claus for tha be polished with a doth un Anna Miller Circle Christmas less they are to be painted. party. A true decorator’s touch First Federal Savings aad msy be achieved by using Loan Association declared a either paint or fabrie on th* three per-cent dividend oo background of th* plaque in savings. an accent color used in the room. After tacking or sta­ Encourage a small child to pling a cord on tha back for pick up his clothes. This may hanging, the design is work carry over into his latar ed out on tho front and years. LINGERIE BAGS JEWELRY SWEATERS I n Kaa Kobb gave excorpte from Um writtaga af N a n a a Vtocant Praia. SPORTSWEAR ROBES hoars af 10 and I t aja. wara: Minos. Bap Fanner, Vincent Monroe, Dale Purdy, Robert Watson, Keaaatb Sudan, J. A. Neal of Pensaeota Is Tom Bucy, WUlIam Rom, Paul visiting with his aea aad fam­ Werner, Gordon Kuehn, Don* aid Brough, John Latherow, ily, Jack NeaL Ray Murphy, Kay Fax, Law­ rence Plnxei, John Drains, The December meeting •! David Dearolph, Harry Lacky, tha Episcopal churchwomen Joe Colonna, William Dona­ of tha All Saints Episcopal hue, Kermlt Jamison, Harley Church was held at tha Par­ Helmes, Walter Wagner, Wil­ ish House. Miss Elms Johns­ liam Yelnlck u d the bride- ton conducted the program elect's mother, Mrs. Robert for tha meeting and told of Moravian Christmas customs. Repp. Eyecatching W all Plaques M ade With Pine Cones Personals t h e g if t figurines made by the late E hira earner, wbe «M a m m Imv af tin iaagwa. M ia Williams also tali the M l ||| fnl atm f af "Tha Gray Lm k* Jody lobfc toM af tha "Christmas Puppy" u 4 Mia. \ ..»• t OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE TILL CHRISTMAS Personals Honor roll students an­ nounced by Mrs. Sylvia Har­ din, principal of the school all A’s, Donna LaughUn; Deb­ orah Ryan, Pat Laster, Billy Parker, Fred Perrlck, Lydia Hamilton, fourth grads; Jimmy Magenhelmer, Tim Mc­ Donald, Gary Richardson, John Sailers, James Sheffield, Gwen Brawn, April Gillette, Patty McBride, Debby Spen­ cer, Shirley Steverson, Wim­ berly Bryan, Donna Samonas, Mary Starnes, fifth grade; Tom Hatchett, Roger Spen­ cer, Melinda Crawford aad Roberta Must, sixth grads. A wide belt of • contrast­ ing color breaks up tha flgura line to tho extent that only tho tall, thin girl should chance wearing one. Put n layer of gravel on top of the soil In a window box to keep the rain from spattering so muck dirt on th* windows. IN F A N T D O L L S P E C IA L ! AMERICAN MADE — IN LAYETTE WITH ACCESSORIES — “MY LITTLE FRIEND" 20 INCHES TALL — DRINKS WETS — FULLY JOINTED — ROOTED HAIR — MOVING EYES • LOTS OF EXTRA ACCESSORIES R e f. SPECIAL! $14.95 M 1“ M n’a Travel Baaatifal Gill K IT S Stationery R O U M IL L A T S J.00 A j Bas W ALGREEN DOWNTOWN SANFORD S P E C IA L H O L ID A Y S A V I N G S L u o k y f o llo w . . . h o 'o g o l f in g $12475 •175°° Waste Extra M IKE GLAD JIMMY TOUHY D U C H E S S T E A S E R V IC E LET THESE TWO STAR SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TACKLES HELP YOU ‘TACKLE’* YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT LIST THIS YEAR. JIMMY AND MIKE AND THE REST OF THE BALES FORCE WILL HELP YOU MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS FROM THE MANY FINE GIFTS ■FOR MEN FOUND AT — ^ P e r k in s C -o t <eetck(fHi'U)eaA • roes J W B 1}A SHOE STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD NOW i m .K - 4 piece lee wlB be $230. after this offer. Waste Extra Kader Jewelers M M ItM D JCWnnt, AMEMCAN OEM SOCglV 113 So. Park At*. Ph. FA 2-23th % �J* * si nMt'iZM&ZLsiJ*i Lynn Jackson Complimented With. Pre-Nuptial Party reitnetfi % M M O tYS PVWT C X M U r r * OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS EXCEPT SUNDAYS 9T09 C lose 6 P .M . C hristm ts E re Lynn Jackson, bride-olact af min latum , aMay, Chriatnaa Dee. f t , area eanpltnaetad with a luncheon Tnaadiy Whit* do tha printed with by M n Barry Echd- large red flower* coveted the berger, in her Woodland Drive luncheon table* set up In the Florida w on , giving a gay The buffet hnchaon wee holiday feeling with a single rrrad iron a table covered cnndla on each sat la a green with a bright red linen doth. ribbon roeetta. Place card* An arrangement of white were held by nut cup*. Mr*. atlvered Bchalbarger earned diced ham la n allver container with ralaln sauce, dnaaaon waa need for the centerpiece. apple salad, green beans with The punch table featured a mushrooms, relishes aad dain­ Mrs. Cola decorstod her homo throughout with Christ­ mas groans aad rod point*ta. Coffea aad Christmas confections wew served to the guests as they arrived. Mrs. Charles Bromley and Mrs. Maria Wilhelm, so-hostesses, poured tho coffee. Mrs. A. W. Epps, circle president, conducted tho mooting, opened with n de­ votion by Mrs. Charles Park. md btesk< Mra. Park chooa for her sub­ ject “The Art ef Keeping fait, 7:11 SJn. Friday. Junior I Christmas party, Christmas.* bams of Mrs. D. 0. Walton, 111 Crystal View E* t Casselberry Saturday. Golden Acre*, lovely home of Mrs. Chariot Colo, In Con­ ors, was ths setting for tho annual Christmas party end masting of Bos* gardan cir­ cle. Church Calendar ALL LEATHER WELLINGTON REG. B o o t* j-ftyiB L DOUBLE Blankets i F *3 ” ty eaOa Illy pastries with n ttm far dessert Mrs. Bobort W. Jackses and Lynn were given white corsage* by the hostess, and Lynn rscelvsd a crystal campot* from her, aa a lovely reminder of the occasion. Guests attending with Lynn and her mother wow: Maes. Barry Woodruff, Carl Schtlku, Fred Genas, Jeliaa Dingfeld­ er, Boy Mann, Sidney Chose, George Toahy, Jesse Gregory and Grover RewelL Early Colonial Custom Shown Rose Circle SUPER SAVINGS FOR SANTA! Ttea Truthseekers S. S. Class Has Christmas Party i f Members answered rotl call showing n specimen of holly and giving the name and char­ acteristics. Mrs. F. G. Yerkea anted up the information and said there aw right var­ ieties of holly native to Flor­ ida. She informed the membow tho beautiful Burfordl holly, need so mueh la land­ scaping, originated from n riling of Japanese holly. Hen emnata, grown la an old cemetery la Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Henry Bmpeon, chair­ man mt World Gordonlag proj­ ects, requested used magnsines on horticulture, coi memoratlw stamp* and cos­ tume Jewelry- Member* con­ tributed cash toward a "card project” for Korean children. By Jam Casselberry Mw. Korfoo* Bryant and Mr. « n d Mrs. WlOlam Mw. Martin Hanson wore Branch, Denver, Colo., an guests, and 2S members were Bounce the birth of a six present, including Mrs. Mil­ pound, eight ounce daughter, dred Babcock and Mrs. E. W. Elisabeth Peyton, Dec. 13 at Whit# who wow welcomed as Winter Park Memorial Ho* new member*. pital. Mrs. Branch aad son, The program, “Tha Feeling Malcolm, are visiting her of Christmas* waa presented parents, Capt. and Mrs. Hugh by Mist Glenns MagiU. She Lynes, of Queens Mirror Clr- presented each ona a handcla. Canclberry. Mrs. David mad* candi* of beeswax and S. Branch of Memphis, Tana, tallow with a red crepe frill la the paternal grandmother. at tha base to catch tha drip­ pings, like the ones used In tha American colonies. The lighting of tho candle*, ona T E R R IF IC ! from the other, oymboUxed to them tho light of low, and CHRISTMAS n faith In their God and falCARD lowman. Aa each on* la the group lit her candle, accom­ SELECTION panied by recorded Christmas carols, Mias Magill said "Lot us hew today re-establish our love and faith In tha sama manner.* An sxehange ef gifts In gaily wrapped packages fol­ lowed tha progmm. Personals COWBOY BOOTS — WESTERN WEAR — SPORTSWEAR — JACKETS Army Navy Surplus Flemings Gifts • C ords • Book* 210 E. Pint St. 310 Sanford Av*. LYNN JACKSON, bride-elect, is pictured, (right) with her mother, Mra. Robert W. Jackeon, at the luncheon given for her by Mra. Harry Echelberger (atanding). dCmsmokfM elaai, rim Method!*! Church, had 1U Chrtitma* party M » day hi McKtotoy HaO. Mrs. CUrwea PunaO preMad durlag a abort meetiag aad welcomed guaita, Bar. aad Mr*. W. K. H am a, Mr. aad Mr*. Bkhard W. Madia aad Mr. aad Mrs. J. F. f tophaa, DaBary; Mra. C. A. Poador aad Mra. Jaaaa Jams, Tar area; Bar. John Adana, Mra. W. A. Buatar. Mra. Ethal Boyd, Mra. Dm Neebttt, Mra. B. D. Klrchhoft aad Mra. Blohaid B an att Bav. Thame opened tha ineating with prayer aad read the Chriataaa alary b a a Matthew aad Luha la tha Bible. Mra. J. H. Powell read a porn " Ju t A Little Town" and tha nenhara aad gaaata aaag carol*. Mra. U B. White pr a n atad a dft to Bar. aad Mra. Timm* from the data. The Tlmqjiea will celebrate their golden wedding aanlveraary Chrbtmaa Day aad the d u a member* chote thla Una to give than their gift. Mra. It. W. Turner, Mra. J. F. McClellan, Mra. J. 0. Waite* and Mra. J, H. PowaD Party For Ethel Root Circle Members the paraeaaga. An offering was eoDeetad far gtfta to he taken to Sarepta Boat Hone, aad tha nenhara enjoyed a gift **> change. Mra. Mena Bemuant and Marian Bethan eendueted ganae far the gnep, Carol* were aung aad rafreahnenta Cohnsut M. L. aw ■ few mora wet- hast, beating with rotary holler until AMkpri pa* that have baaa triad by hosier Mil smooth. Add gela­ stirring constantly. Coat Feld mm adds a Hauer wallop our County Rom* Domost*tr a- tin and atlr ’till dissolved. Re­ in whipped cream. Four this to a variety af holiday feed*. tloa ladies. First on* la tho move from heat, stir la salad over fruit mixture, marsh­ Combi** grasulatod s i g a r RIBBON SALAD dwsslng. Chill 'till partially mallows and nuts tad min aad molasses, lor Instance, I (S ot.) pkgs. Urns flavored aat. Add remaining Ingred­ lightly. Do not frees*, hot r glaring sweet potatoes. ients. Pour Into n svt cup etar chill at toast 34 boon befor* Or gtom carrots la nselaaeei Solatia or other meld. Chill until set. serving. Individual m o l d s aad hatter. For Christmas I cup* hot water Jewelry Store I (I os.) pkg. Mmon flavored Unfold on lettuce. If desired, make more attractive serv­ breakfast, add | tbsp*. moDOWNTOWN trim with stars cut from pi­ ings . Serves 10 to If. gelatin lam a to each cup of waffle a e • Vt cup miniature marshmal­ mento and chilled ewam 8ANF0RD batter for a flavor bonus. chccso — us* cookls cutters. lows, cut up CRANBERRY WRBATH 1 cup pineapple Julc* FOR CHRISTMAS Serves M . 1 ( I oi.) pkg. cream cho*sc 1 qt. cranberry Julc* Mcktnll (4 cups) 1 (I lb. 4 oi.) can crushed CRANBERRY-ORANGE pineapple CONGEALED SALAD 2 pkgs. lemon flavored gela­ 1 cup heavy cream, whipped 1 pkg. orange-flavored gela­ tin 1 cup mayonnaise 14 tap. silt tin 3 (3 oi.) pkgs. cherry flavor 114 cups boiling water 1 rip* aveead* gelatin 1 cup Jellied cranberry sauco 1 cup finely diced unpared Dissolve 11ms gelatin la 3 1 cup diced celery tart apples cups hot water. Add 2 cupe 3 tbsp*. minced onion t cup finely diced eatory cold water. Pour into 14 by 3 tbsps. white vinegar U cup chopped walnuts 10 by a" pan. Chill until part­ Dissolve galiUa in boiling Heat 2 cups of th* Julc*. ly set. Dissolve lemon gelatin water. Chill until slightly Dissolve gelatin la hot Julc*. In 1 cup hot water la top of thickened. A dd cranberry Add remalalag Julc* aad th* double boiler. Add marshmal­ sauce, cut in tt-lncn cubes; salt. Spoon a thin layer of low and stir to melt. Remove celery, onion and vinegar. gelatin mixture into 4)4 cup from heat Add drained pine­ Mlx gently. Chill until firm. ring mold; tot chill until par­ tially aet. Halve aad p*al apple Julc* e n d cream Yield: • servings. cheese. Beat until well blend VARIATIONS: You may avocado, slice lengthwise. Ar cd and stir In plnsappl*. Cool omit tha celery, onion and rang* slices, rounded side slightly. Fold In whipped vinegar. Chill until almost set out, along aides of mold, cream and mayonnaise. Chill and beat with rotary egg pushing and of each Into gela­ until thickcnad. Pour In layer beatar until frothy. Pour Into tin. Chill. Meanwhile, chill re­ over 11m* gelatin. Chill until mold and chill until firm maining gelatin until partial almost sat. Dissolve cherry Serve with dressing of 1 cup ly set. Add remaining ingrad gelatin in I cups hot water. mashed banana thinned with lents. Spoon over gelatin lay­ BEAUTY SALON er. Chill until set. Unmold. Add S cups cold water. Chill 3 tbspa. cream. Serves l-iO. Pas* Snowy • Hass! Gaurtoy • Marian Routls A short nota to a ihut-ln until syrupy. Pour over pine­ Dressing: Combine 1 cup • Lillian Blag • Evslya Pa*rath takes littla time, doss much apple layer. Chill until firm. FRUIT SALAD dairy sour cream, X tbsp. Serves 34. good. IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL BUILDING 3 *gg* * *• prepared horseradish nod V4 2 tbsps. sugar 3RD ft MAGNOLIA TUNA STAR SALAD Slip an elastic • rimmed 14 cup tight cream or evap tap. salt. Delicious main-dish salad plastic bowl cover over tho milk far a company dinner or Juice of 1 lemon bottom of tho flowor contain­ er befow watering a hanging ladles luncheon. Tha dwsslng 1 cup heavy cream, whipped plant The cover will catch Is built in. Scrv* with lemon 2 cups cherries, pitted any drippings from tha bole wedges, hard cooked eggs 2 cups diced pineapple and toasted bread. In tho boo#. 2 cups cut orange sections 1 envelope (1 tbsp. unflavored 3 cups quartered marshmal­ gelatin) lows AUNAY8 FUMY QUALITY * 1 cup cold water 1 cup chopped nuts 1 can condensed tomato Beat tggs until light Grad­ Pot. pkg. swam cheese, ually add sugar, light craam cut In chunks or evap. milk and lemon 1 cup salad dressing Julc*. Mix, cook In double % cup diced green pepper 14 cup diced eelcry ti cup chopped onion Open Evenings 14 cup drained pickle wliah Till “Nine” 1 614, 7 or IV4-0S. can tuna, Until Chriatauu drained Gwaltney Jewelers Soften gelatin In cold water. 244 8. Park FA 1-4301 Heat soup, add cream cheese, U)m & EVELYN'S R n n e u f SHOP EACH NIGHT HU 9 fabulous ^ " 3 r fo r h e r A 1 * tre e T That littla something oxtw — Maybe one you almost forgot — or one you Just haven't had time to buy — ACME May Wf auggvat............ Sportswear Hosiery Scarves Jewelry Bags Gloves Lingerie ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Seti BOOTS R*ff. 912.98 Isa A Free Silver Dollar NOTICE After Jaa. 1, 1944 We WILL NOT Give A Silver Dollar With Each Pair Of Shoe*. Be Get Your Shoe* NOW them all at — Open nightly til 9 p.m. til Christmas SPECTACULAR JEWELRY BUY FROM CORO! necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pins! SUNDAY 12 TO • P. M. Silver Dollar S H O E STO RE Downtown Sanford Cor. 1st. St. ft Magnolia You know th* Coro name. . . It telle you quick. . . thin ie the latest styling I Aa for naoortnienfc . . . name it I Stone aeta, tailored golden metals, beads by the bushels! Paris aays “the biggest pins'*. . , we’ve got ’em I Casual necklaces, chain-on-chain collars and bibs . . . earring! that dangle ’n swirl, ait round ’n p ert. . . we've got ’em allt Bracelets take a bold approach . . , ao do we! Big ravings! •pin. 11% fad. tax �frCT-yjit -1■' "1-r•",|' lv« . » w i a *•? -; ^ - -vvfj Syj5c?T' ~ ‘V. ’ > 4 •' •.,* < * ’ PUBm . ui i — 1« . D k . It, Legal Notice ’a m o r M i n w i rc a « . w tu x o o . C L A I M S . ▼« « M l Mon • ( . . . __ m p In « t* nio M y « U lM M l i M M l l whleU M E Of either of yoo, may M n egtlatt oald M U M ta ISA effloo of IM L C. Tara, •a MIm , i t ., Ooaaty M | « of ■oailaol* Cooaty, a * fell offlea la the Court Houaa la SanfarA Florida. within ala calendar ■oath* from the tlaia af the drat yubtlcAtlaa af ilia matte*. Eaah claim ar l i a u l aiaat he la w riting M l aaauta tba »la«a af raaldaaaa aal boat affloa addreaa of tba ilalmaat and aiaat ba avera ta by tba etalauaL bla egant ar attoraay, ar tba caaia aball ba void. Howard Jordan Aa Eaaeatar af Mid MtaU W ATER HOUSE AND REISS I t W . Waahlngtaa SL Orlando, n o r Ida Pabllab Dae. II , H I N I * Jaa. f. b M i COT*.II LLOTD M. OORDOE, At AS. at (S O N B /^ V C • O O -H O O — • I HAVEN'T < MADE A SALE . ALL DAY-• > 7 I'LL BE V< l riREP J Its time on U ST Y A **. VyeLLTHEN I BDNTAHeL rTM DUNINOJW OOP/ rm H A C D T D B e u a C THATAMAN UkETHKT »ONBOP1HBVCBLO& IN0U6TB1AL. OiANTB* , s m i® ® Q m sta w s f a w \ FUFFIKS fcr Sste, Half Bas­ GIFTS FOR TOR GIFTS FOR HIM tes Balls. Alas Bird Dofs. FAMILY ArIsmI R i s s s Boarding Kennel, FA I47S*. Csrpstiag is s GUI! gasisrd To Placo Your "Christmas L isaltu a A TOs Co. 1*1 W. Gift Goids" Vast Ad pteas FA M ill right away. g if t * rot mm GREKNBRIAR Botes— Quilted A Wiscoms Smith Coroas Portable Typo* Western Shirts, Bafts A Buc­ Choke lets available ha writers. • They're the Best". kles A Pants. Jim Boteoa’n from tlO.M. Mary Batter's, Greenbrier of Loch Arbor "Featuring Fashions Just Halses Office MseUss Co., Mens Wear, US Magnolia. everlooking golf count. SIS Migsolla Am. For You", *oo Part. Custom building to you* Athletic, Camping and FUN TO GIVE Greenbrier lag aquipmmrt, fishing tac­ specifications. Brea mom fus to metlvs. kle A boating aeesmories. GIFTS FOft GIRLfl developed by Bowling coupon hooks, the Boteoa Sporting G o o d s , K1NGSWOOD To Pises Your "Christa ss Perfect Christmas Gift. Downtown Sanford, BUILDERS, INC. Good for $9 00 of opts bow- FA S-SNL Gift Gold*" Vast Ad ptest 203 Falnaoot Dr. IE T M C T E C T K C S t W * » lisg. FA *MU right sway. TES r a n JtM CU L CIS. FA 34074 ' IE A M J IT LANES FA ^7Sa High Quality Mm's Watches, M M C d V i m , n o A ID A IE CM AECBET EAL tSMI IN S TITU TIO N A L SECURITtRS CORPORATION, A Haar Tarb corporation, Plalalllf, THE SOBBING— I'LLTAKE > > a SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD ■ A T tM korofcr eoeittoe am required •X M C t fie Defendaate. M TKE IEEE 1A M NOTICE IS HEREOT OIVEE purauant ta a luminary ria a l Daeraa a f Poraeloaare. dated December istb. IM*. and eatarad la Cbaaeary Caaa No. M ilt, o f tba Circuit Court of iba Ninth Judicial circuit ta and for Samlnala County, n o r . Ida. wherein INSTITUTIONAL SECURITIES CORPORATION, a Now Tarb corporation, li P laintiff, and LLOTD M. o o n DON, and OMEOA H. GORDON, hla w ife; RACHEL L OOR DON and CLART L CORDON bar buabaadi NUWAT LOAN CO., a Florida corporation; and THE COLLEGE PARK NA TIONAL BANK, a Florida cor. poratlon. arc Defendant*, I w ill aall ta tha hlfbeat and beat bidder fer each at tba Front Door of tba Samlnoia County Courthouae, In tha City of Sanford, Florida, at ll-.to o’clock A M., ea tha Hat day of December, 1S*S. the foL low lnc deeerlbed property ae aet forth la aald Summary Pinal Itecraa, to.w ltt Lot 1«, QUAIL P O N D EAST ADDITION TO CAS* HELUERRT. aa raeorded In Plat Book 11, P asta IT and If, Pubtle Rteorda of Semlnota County, Florida. Datad thta 17th day of Dae* amber. IMS. |8EAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk af tha Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhtaa Daputy Clark Law Offlcaa HOLLADAT and GARDNER Sul Hlffen Bulldlns, MO Bird Road Pott Office Boa SIS Coral Oablaa M. Florida Publlah Dee. IS, ISIS CDP-TS GIFTS FOR TOR HOMS SKATES, Skate Cases, Opes Rightly 7:30-10:M steep! WILSON-MAIER Fun. Co., Toss, ghats City. TE A3474. 1st. *11 B. Pint 84. Vs GIFTS FOR BOYS Xmas SpecialUsa: F r u i t Buy, ScU A Trade. Cakes, Fancy cookies, Ko> NEW SKATES ns low To Fiscs Tour ‘‘Christmas loehls. Dell's Pastry Shop, SUM. Trade your skates in Gift Guide" Vast Ad phase Food Fair Ctr. 323-TStS. lor larger aise. Melodee FA S-X1I right sway. Skating Rink, m n si. GIFTS FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 O ffice 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: Tha Herald win aot be r» sponsible for mom than ana Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ ar reject any advertisefrom what ordered la la the policies of this 12. Rm I BaUte Far flils BEDROOM, prir. an t A hath. I ACRES orange grova, plan Can after 3. FA 2-SMS. S Bedroom honsa on Upsala Road. Fer particulars BR. House in country, kit* can 137-23*3, Eustis, pin. ebon equip. Can FA *17*0. OWNER Leaving! Must aaU F U R N I S H E D Apartment 3 Bedroom. 2 bath homo. Clean and dose in. Jimmie *130 down. FA S4M7. Cowan. *23-401*. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FURN. Garage apt. 2343Vt Realtor Palmetto. Ph. PA 3-0323 or Raymond Lundquist A nt. FA 2-3234. FA *3*31 Atlantic Bsak Bldg. APT, *30. Surplus City. BY OWNER, * bedroom, M bath home. One bedroom FURN. 2 lovely opts., U ke Golden, lako privileges. has separata entrance, e ta be mated for income. Will Call FA *0274. trade for smaller place. UNFURN. House. *M mo. 2 Shown by appointment Cali FA 2-1*48. Bedroom, alr-cond. *10 E. 14th. J. N. Robson Jr. Ph. FA 2-1333 or FA 2-022*. HEATERS »N0W TNBTU STUCK *1TH* 5WHI p o w ru a ip CAMT STOr NPiRBSTUUTMS \ HUB MET Tl „ . j . p n ip w w u o i wr Evtay p cem iryj MOM<S«rrH£ BCWIMfl , A PRIVATE FlACgtO MU I MAOTOI ItnL A MCONTWSCMtlCMl F * l? f5 tW U M io i & aa\ A cluding: Electrolus. New and rebuilt cleaners sold. No home service caU ehsrga Phono FA 2-2282, 2338 Park Dr. .. REPAIRS Vacuum Cleaner Supplies Seles - Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, RexAlr, GE, Airway, Cleaners bought sold, ex changed. Free pickup. GM Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, PA 2-4765. S. For Rant Online CcittuB j r r can't you ju ersM rr, > PR.GRAMAAA? ANDKKA CAUtT COZyiNO UP TO PtKtK CAMICN UN(ERA . LUSH AFRICANMOONTv MK8 _ HOWARO... BR, 3 bath, walking dis tance of aU schools. Phone FA *8383. CttUMMtRS—---------- 3J5B SO U TH W A RD Investment A Realty II* N. Park Av*. *22 *173 O w ned Homes 1901 S. Park Ave. FA *3333 anytime Priced Prom $6,760 Down Paym ents A s Low A s $100 M onthly Paym ents From $43.50 T ee *N Green FURN. 3 Bdrm. House. Adults. No pete. FA *7664. Trailer Space on Lake Ashby. TRAILER, with Fla. Rm FA 2-7368. Gas, Elect., water turn. Wekiva River Haven, • ml. West of Sanford, off lliway 48. ON YOUR LOT Your plans or ours. A com plate package including financing. No down payment required. Come cut today and talk it ovar with Mr Leatherbury. 20th St. to Upsala Rd. A turn North at Church RoCaway, Hospital A Baby LMN Enterprises, Mr. Leatherbury — 32*2744 Beds. Or By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-3181 111 W. 1st S t Mr. Ferguson — TE *3011 CARROLL’S FURNITURE 3 ROOM furnished ap t, MS mo. Close in, 111 E. Ith St FA *4213 or FA 2-371*. 12. Real Estate For Sate THIY M A itA C rttP A U IK* WANT TO BUILD? WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURSf Residential — rommeiTlal, City — Country — Lake, front — Farm! Yon name Ml W# have itt Seminole Realty 2-BDRM. hoose, k it equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 Homes in an price brackets. Literal financing. We have after * p.m. n 4 BR, * bath at *13,70*CLOSE-IN, private bath, en­ *400 down, *83 month pays all. Buy now and got Hometrance, heat. FA 2-773*. stead exemption of *3,000. BR House, k it equlpt *73 Choose your own decoramo. FA 2-3683. NEWLY DECORATEDCLEAN Large 3 3drm., Fla. Rm., Unfurn. house. Nice location plenty of shade. On school bus line. *10* month. Ph. FA *274* after * p. m. 7neut siiim se att*ckart*wntiMtP me n w r /t* " Raaltor-lasuror-YIradee 322-48*1 191* 8. French Ay% RENT A BED H Bird lO u c y IS Ho** MMMM.VESl . Ml Magnolia, NO *3287. FURN. A pt 2300 Mcllonville » Stemper Agency VACANT S-Room house on large let, newly painted in* CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tha THE TIME TESTED FIRM aid* and out, on 8. Sanford Ave. *3408 Cash. *1*4301 Gables. FA *41720. 11* N. Park Avs. FA *4131 Enterprise. W E L A K A APARTMENTS; Rooms private baths, 114 ROSA L. PAYTON V A -F H A W. First S t Reg. Real Estate Broker FA *1301 17.92 at Hiawatha Property Management 2 BEDROOM, Fla. Rm. fenced k Sate* Broker Lake Mary, 322-1507. CHRISTMAS FOR THE FAMILY Jim Hunt Realty SMALL Unfurn. 2-bedroom Which wUl it bet house. 403 San Carloe, *63. Offers for yep? as lection A HOME— FA *3*31. these Beautiful 3, % A 4 On the riverf ROBERT A. WILLIAMS On the lake7 Realtor With n swimming pool? Government Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Get in touch with Santa a t FA *3*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. You sat bo ss than s littls hit si carries s t SOUTHERN S. Notices • Personate AIR. It’s tbs M S Mis way to SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ ER SERVICE. Parts and iaauro your eostia tad patrs»- suppllM for all makes In­ CLEAN k nicely turn. apt. A 1RTEMP casci Fi FOUND-Black Poodle Dog. Animal H a v t n Boarding Kennel. FA 2-3732. CHRYSLER k ju sr u I. For Rant RENTALS i'jrnlshed 1 bath, kitchen equipped Garage Apt $43.0* Bedrm. 1 Bath, Kitchen equipped Hone*, Rosy *14.0* I Bedrm. 1 Bath, Kitchen equipped. Convenient *100.0* Unfurnished S Bedrm, 1 Bath. equipped *N.M S Bedrm, 1 Bath, Kiteftam equipped *** ** * Bedrm. 1 Bath equipped. F a s t e d Yard 111*.** Bedrm, t Beth. IKchoa Equipped, Late F r n n l *131.00 Bedrm, 1 B e* Kitchen equipped *1*4* Bedrm, 3* Bath, Kitchen K 4 i n l P F # d , Imho Fran* *1*3.8* FHA VA SALES 1ROKXR S t Johns Realty I. Lost i Q YouT) find Just what you am looking for in gifts for the entire family at the H. A A. ELECTRIC Pin-Ball Machine Dept. Store, Sanford Am., asm . WESTERN AUTO, 214 I . F irst Corner of 4th SL To Pises Your "Christmas Children's Shoes, fl »4 pair. Your "Christmas Gift Guide" Vast Ad pboos Timet Watches. S n r p l n s ToGiftPisco Gulds" Want Ad FA S-MU right sway. city an w. 1st st FA * * n i right away. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Toes., thru Fri. - < P. M. day before iaoertion. Moo. • Sat fTWBIUOMT/ NOW W R B BEGINNING L T O car THE IPEA! $23.M up A U t. Gumm’s Jewelry, UO S. Park. * BEDROOMS, 1H baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Simla nd. 2 BR House wtta acreages— located 1 miles north St. Johns River on 17-92 HIway. CaU 337-3292 Eustia for de­ tails. FIX-IT YOURSELF AND SAVE 3-Bedroom home. Country lo t *2930 Cash or postibla trade. FA 24437, % SPACE YU stake the beet home buy, tea the V A -FH A Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA *3118 Night FA 3 Story, 3 BR., DR, fireplace, 3 lots, deep well, sprinkle* system, B-B-Q A ptUo, $2300 Du. 322-4001 after «, aU weekend, 3203 Palmetto. FOR LEASE IN THE NEW Sanford Shopping Center WE NOW HAVE TOE FOLLOWING NATIONAL LEASES: • J. C. Penney’* • Eckerd « McCrorya • Publix For Information, Call Leaaiag Agent l SAN-SEM REALTY John P. Zeull, R egistered Broker 2619 8. French Ave. SANFORD »* FA 2*7459 FA 2-5296 GROUND BREAKING 19:00 A.M. DEC. 17th | �# : a ...- p • ' . * Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Gassifieds. IS . Real B a ta ta V e r t e l e U> 1 5 5 5 II. Harriett’s Beauty Nook Ere Appt'a. 3 Sr. Bsautlclaas 105 So. Oak FA MTU | f tr tii Dec. I t , 1968 — Page 11 1*. AH Idea fo r Sale" SW EETIE PIE By N adine Seltzer 1EDEOOM, t bath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be­ ing transferred. Muit seD. PAINTING—Boom or B oom —Prices m y ONION PLANTE CBTVTAL WAX k WHITE SPANISH Low— Pb. US-0650. Y OWNER. Beautiful CB boms, on Lake, Must be seen to be appreciated. Pb. YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. FA 2-T79. Contracting A Repain A Controls LAKE LIVING SITES FA 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 mln- 114 Sunset utaa Orlando 3 miautse to InUratato 4 -te Acre with huge oaks, sand lake spring HINSON A fed—flies Full Price, <30 PLUMBING CONTRACTING per month. No down. Call Repairs A Water B eaten owner, Harry Block, Or FREE ESTIMATES laado, GA +983. 9 4 I . 3rd S t 323941 FHA - V A HOMES 3, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS 1, lVk, * 3 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FEOM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES B. L. HARVEY IN Sanford Ave. FA 27. TREE SERVICE Fat UM ter FH A -V A SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty I M lots, pw M ......... 110 FOB HEBE, A M. PREVATT, SEVILLE, FLA. 2 H o e t M m wtth train board A outre*. VA 99413. FURNITURE (USED) Repotat s ted LR Suit—$ 9 .9 Repossessed • pe. Dinette— i! BtlAhr Elg lag la S *50.30 /eve- FURNITURE CENTER 119 French Ave. ■Mhis bowting ocor* and Me golf ooora war* reverted he'd be a ohamplenH 2-Twin atee Walnut beda w/Bedding A-l condition— 9 VOLKS. 1 9 Mayfair O r­ el*. VA 1-179. Each ISOJO 230" Hollywood bade Each T-Bhd. 191, Loaded. *419. $17.50 Xee Goodwhs. FA 2-1441. 4Twln sis* Hollywood Each $19.50 3-Twia also Box eprlngeEaeh *10.9 5Foll-ata* Hollywood Bach *19JO SDill ala* Bos eprbi|*-Each K EEP The 1801 WEST FIRST STREET FOR THE BEST USED CAR BUYS! 1959 Triumph Twin Motorcycle, all accessories — crash helmet, goggles, saddle bags, new conditio*. While It laaU! 1956 D eSoto Firrdome — exceptional. One owner car, power brakes, power steering, automatic trass. 1956 Cadillac Sport Coups, extra cleaa. 1962 Ram bler Cross Country (Matte* Wain* — fully equipped with factory air. 1958 Plymouth V-8 H atton Wagon. A load car. Biscay ne 2 door — V-8. aato Iran*. 1956 Ford Pairlana V-» — auto. Iran*., 4 door. A good Buy at *495 GO WEST rOR YOUR BEST BUY IN A GOOD CLEAN USED CAR SeminoleCo.Motors I M l W. FIRST ST. PH. FA 2-0114 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 194 R. PARK 994411 XMAS CHEERS! and a used car for the holidays We're Cleaning the Lot You're Collecting the Savingsl 62 Ford 60 Pontiac 4 Doer Ranch Wagon, V-8, Ante. Trans, P /8, P/B, R S H, Factory Air Conditioned, Tint* Bonneville 4 Dr. Hardtop, V-8, A/T, P/8, R A H , Factory Air Conditioned. " W te 12195 W »» <1795 6 2 C o rv a ir Was $1996 *1895 now *1575 now *1775 now 57 M ercury 57 Ford 57 Chrysler Montclair Coupe, V-8, Retrsctible Hardtop, Winsor 2 Door HardAuto. T r a n s . , P /8, V-8, A/T, P/B, R A H, top, V-8, A/T, P/8, P/B, Radio A Heater. Everything Works. P/B, Radio A Hooter. now *255 now *375 now *275 WE ARE DETERMINED TO HAVE A CLEAN LOT BY THE FIRST OF THE YEAR. AT THESE PRICES THEY WON’T LAST! CHECK WITH HOLLER’S NOWt 60 Chevrolet Cara In Town — HUNT W e D on’t W e Sell T hem ! M ERCURY INC* Holler Chevrolet has FREE! A GIFT FOR YOU 1963 Bulck Special Slat ion Wagon, V-8 With Standard Trans, with service* coating *25 or more SANTA SACK 3 — Y es — 3 1962 Buick Lc Sabres, 2 With Air Conditioning. Lifo-llke vtayl — makes Ideal gift ca*talnar ar Christmas decoration—our hoaas to ysu wka* you gat tarries* at Uallar Chevrolet coating $23 or more. Clearance Priced! FRONT END SPECIAL 1963 Rambler tlaaaie Sedan * 1 9 9 6 '° • Align front end • Adjust steering • Balance front 1968 Tent pent Station Wagon 1940100 wheels MANY MORE! GW WARRANTY! HANK FINANCING I B IL L HEMPHILL MOTORS 301 W. First Ph. 322-0231 W IN T E R IZ E □ BRAKES Don't taka chances! Com­ plete Inspection. We u*a only lh* heat genuine ( h*«rol*l lining. YOUR CAR 61 Chevrolet I m pa la Coupe. V-8, Station Wagon, Park* A/T, P /8, R A H , Ex- wood, 4 Door, V-8, A/T, P/8, R A H. Fac trs Clean. lory Air, Real Nice. Winter Park MI 4-0209 109 N. Palmetto . FA 2-188 * • 13.95 value 1958 Chevrolet I Yr. Ga later at C leanest Used H ere’s A Few — *595 *495 *595 *1995 *595 LOOK! MOM ft DAD Uaed Hkte-ABed- $ 9 9 Uaed A pt six* Hkte-ABed— 12. Furniture BED* FOR RENT RaOaway# It Pays To Um The HERALD W aal Ada* 8PECIALPURCHA8E BALI! We dare team aO to ------- |9 -9 Gray Ike dews Nursery 4MLE. en Saaferd Ave. 39-3420 $0 WsL&i... 38. Meten y tk i . JINGLE BELL Islet Par U ■ M a s only, fatordsy, 14:44 ts U:«P a. U |M TS hp gvtond# for saly 9 9 ; *79 9 bp *49; Also for II minutes a *179 UT Lsreaa h r # 0 9 ; *413 IT OMsr TraQsr *39. Hur­ ry P ra a m ! Hoi Hoi Hoi T aras. Rehaem Sporting PEB M .................... 13.10 pep ............................ U0 Pb. FA 3-7*9 RAY'S UPHOLSTERY 34. Artkkw Fog Sale 34. Articles For Bale Rtuphotetaring. Free oat. WANTED reliable Opportunity PA m « TE 1-2555 take ap monthly payment* OIL Space Heater w. flu# 415; CARPETS Cleaa caster with Premier Vacuum Clnr 3; the Blue Lustre Elec. Sham of 4i2.se am I SERVICE Station for lease. HEATING rooms of furniture. Call Hand lawn mower 9 . Pb. ooper. Only 41 per day. Car- *10.00 Good location. Only small SERVICING — TESTING roll's Furniture. FA 3-1355. capital needed by right 1-39” Electric Stove - port TB H H 1, Ci n IMn y , oclLtwlo Sales A Service POLAROID Land Camera, ZIG ZAO, Swedish Desk. Tape coed. — * 9 .9 mao FA H U L 297 C. C. Road FA 3-719 Model 800, complete with Recorder, $228.00. Now Just 1-Apt also Elec trie FREE ESTIMATE 1*. Fem ale H elp Waaitod Custom-made Cabinets, wink light. Like new. Orlg. $128.00. See Sanford Sewing $49,50 Upholatoriag A Mattress ren­ Pintle Counter tope Coat 4127JO, Will sell $50. Center Ad elsewhere on this Ecbol's Bedding Co AL1X OF SANFORD ovating. New A Uaed Fund page. 29-4948 after 5:30. 119 Se. Magnolia FA 2-4321 Needa experienced sewing ma­ WALLIS CABINET SHOP tore. Call Nix Bedding Mfg •IS W. 3rd — 323-7471 chine operators lor swim Co., at T9 Cotery Ave v r —r t suits and sportswear. If Washing Machine Sate* FA 3-2117. you axe experienced on fac­ k Service tory sewing machines, we Free Estimate on Repairs Sell U* Your Furniture. have steady work for you 322-739 389 Hiawatha Quick Servlet With the in a modem alr-ceadiUoMd Cash. SUPER TRADING factory, under very pood Fiat* Teaung aad Repair POST. FA 1-0877. working conditions. Phone W L. Han m - FA 3-491 Uaed furniture, applianeei, FA 3-2204, ask for Mr. Cu­ tools, etc. Bought - Sold SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ rtate. Larry's Mart 315 Sanford tios, etc. Free estimate. Pb. Experienced laundry preeser. 39-3308. Ave. Ph. PA 2-4133. Apply In person. Seminole WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 34. Articles For Sato County Laundry. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS GIRL'S 28" bicycle. Reason­ CURB GIRL. Most be exper­ All Types aad Uses able. Call 838-1679. ienced. Chick 'N Treat, SanWe Repair aad Service ford. b T I N E PIANO. Call between 4 A 7 Machinery and Supply Co. p. m. FA 3-7337. IS. 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Haller Kotor Sales Co. 2nd. & PALMETTO PH . FA 2-0711 2nd. & Palm etto 2505 S. Park Ph: F A 2-6231 FA 2-0861 * �-«** -O'---> v COUNTY NEWS j s • -'’ f t ? ‘ - - F . PAGE 12 TOURS., DECEMBER 19, IMS Area Organizations Young Republican Club Has Party To Aid 18 Families ■y J u t Casselberry Th* Haraonettca, a talent­ ed trio consisting of Mrs, LIom Ben and Millar Evans The annual distribution of Chrtetma* basktte to Mod/ familiaa by the LIom Chib of CasMlborr/ baa bsc—ia a earnmunit/ project f a r m i ; groups and individuals Joining In tha effort. Tbit Is tho ltth ysar la which the LIom bars carried out the work and I I familiaa in tha 8outh Seminole a rts a rt slated to benefit Two Speak ForSlavia 4-H Club JONATHAN LUKAS of Stevie, e a te r and Bin Lockhart of S t Augnattno, right, are shown with B. J. ADen, assistant state bora 4-H agent from the University of Florida at the National 4-H Congress held in Chicago. Lukas won a 9400 f orestry scholarship and Lockhardt a 9500 scholarship In By Beraleo Kelsey fire-day trip for Jonathan hard that It waa aa If I w en Two guest speakers ad­ dressed members of tho Btavla Lukas of Marla, winner of s reaching for tho atara . MOO f a r a s t r y scholarship now it seeme I have reached 4-11 Club at a meeting held which w m presented to Urn tha moon. 1 realise that work­ laet week at tha SL Luka’a during tho breakfast ing hard on one’a project la a Christian Day (School. Tho scholarship, awarded wise thing to do for tha re- Ben Wiggins, soil and water for Jonathan's ability to rs- warda a n gnat. conservationist, epoko on toll build a cut arar a ria Into a ”1 tool that tha acbolarahlp capabilities and types of soil modal tree farm, and tha award la a guiding hand, and water and Albert Harris, breakfast wars sponsored by pointing me towards colters 8*mlnola County foreet rang­ American forests Products In­ and further education. I am er from Longwood, epoka on dustries, Inc. only aorry that more 4-Hen cause* of forest fires aad tha In aa Interview with your cculdn’t ncsivs a scholarship planting of trees and their reporter soon after hla return and a trip to tha National ears. Harris emphasised that home, Jonathan had this to Congress. 1 feal that 4-11 work OS per cent of forest fires ora say about his trip: haa taught ms to bo a gracious caused by man’s carelessness. 'Tt was Indeed a thrill when loser and an humble winner. Local leaden, Mn. Paul the eeholarshlp was presented Lukaa and Mn. Georga Brad­ By J s m Caaaelheny “My plan far tha future Is A Christmas Party will ha to me. At tlmea, work on my to enter the engineering field. shaw, announced that tha Sr forestry project eeemed so 500 slash plnea ordered earli­ held this Friday night by I also, at any opportunity, plan er this year have arrived and to help young people because American Legion Memorial will be planted during the they a n tha future of America Post 1M and tha Auslllary and bccausa I, myself, know Christmas holidays. following • brief buelnesa A thrsaand-onahalf-a e r a how It feels to receive help. meeting at § p. m. at tha Cssplot has been donated by Dan “Headqukrtera for tho Na­ aelberry Women’s Club Build­ Dlnda to the elub and mem­ tional 4-H Congress was the ing on Overbrook Drive. bers taking forestry will Conrad Hilton In Chicago, the Entertainment will be choose and work Individual world’* largest hotel. Attend­ rided by students of tha Royal plots with all members work­ ing w en 1,600 delegates from School of Danes aad there will he a carol sing and refresh­ Denary’s Duplicate Bridge throughout the United States ing tha remainder. ments. George Messlck will bo Club played to IS tables di­ and Puerto Rico and a full master of ceremonies. rected by Mrs. Jessie Pearaall schedule of programs and lec­ Members are asked to bring at this week’s Tuesday after tures, broken with eight-see­ sanaed goods for distribution noon meeting In the Fire Rec ing excursions, kept us busy In cooperation with tho Lions nation Hall. and Interested every minute of Club and othar civic organisa­ Winners were, NS, first, the day, tions of the town. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Middle- "A* a national winner 1 was For those who may ba un- ton; second, Arthur Wheatley interviewed on radio, televi­ Hanford Chapter 1401, Wo­ abla to attand tho meatlng but and P. A. Matheson; third, sion and a t press conferences. men o f the Most, will bo hot wish to bring contributions, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. At these Interviews 1 told tesa Sunday afternoon a t the the building will be open alter Hugh DuVa| and fourth, Mn, about the state of Florida and annual Chrlatmaa party for 4 p. as. on Friday. children of Moose Lodge Robert Nirholls and Guy my 4-11 project, Casselberry Legion Post Sets Parly Ana Bassett, Mrs. Charlotte Larue and Mra. Moris Cannelongo, entertained members of t h e Seminole County Young Republican Club with a selection of beautiful musie of th* season a t a Christmas party held last Friday night a t the Howell Park Civie Center. E. Pop* Bassett showed colored films taken a t th* Sanford Christmas I'arada last month of the large float built and entered by the club. The Goat, which represent­ ed many hour* cf work on the part of members, was highlighted by an elephant “Santa" on water skis bring­ ing gifts to a Florida homo where Mra. Bassett played Christmas music on an organ with Nick Tucker and Me* lends and Cathy Casselberry gathered around. After singing carols at Friday night's party th* group enjoyed refreshments of cookies, anacks and sher­ bet punch. a rt co-chairmen of tho Jeet. Baskets will ho packed at tie Casselberry Woman’s Club on Sunday afternoon for dis­ tribution on Monday morning. A ham will bo included In each boskat of food and toys will go to tha homes with children. VFW Post 10060, American Legion Poet 25d and the Wom­ en's Club of Casselberry wilt furnish several baskets of food. Tho South Bomlnolo Garden Club, Dolly's Market, Mrs. Clark of Brlarwood Man­ or and Mrs. Ecclea of CasaoL bery have all contributed toys. Among the cash contributors are Miss Eleanor Arnold, Howard Arnold, Dan Lott and ENTERTAINMENT ht Friday night’* Christmas Party of th« Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Loon Cummings County Young Republican Club wo* provided by “The Harmonettes,’* a all of Casselberry. talented trio mode up of, from left, Mra. Ann Dunsett, Mr*. Charlotte Coin Jars have bean placed Larue and Mrs. Marie Cannelongo. (Herald Photo) In tba Casselberry Poet Offire, ffparkla Cleaners, Green's Electric, Sheppard’a Rexall, Buckhorn Bar and Tha Deck Bar, all of Casselberry; at Bill's Diner, Dolly’s Market, Chick 71 Treat, South Bern Inola Bank and Club Juana In Fern Park and at Club 436 and tha Altamonte Bar In Alta­ By J sm Casselberry have bcea announced by Prin­ monte Springs. Honor roll etudents lor the cipal John Angel and Mrs. Mrs. Adsas Mailer Contributions of foodstuff lait six-week* grading period may bo dspoeltad In boaketa at at South Seminole Junior High Louise GUpen, guidance coun­ The Florida Federation of selor. All “ A" students were A rt will present its “ Histori­ tha following locations: Dot Jim Bacchus of the ninth cal Exhibit" in the two main ly’a, Ilodla Market, Publlx Markat in Cassalberry; Johngrade and Deborah Reynolds galleries of th* DeBsry Man­ son’s 8upor Markat and Winn sion House durlnr the month of the eighth grade. Dixie In Longwood and Elk Girl Scout Troops of Semi­ Others were, ninth grade: of January when member* of Markat and Super Vain Food nole County will sing their all clubs making up th* fed­ Suxanne Adkins, F r a n c e s Store In Altamonte Spring*. eration will display a rts and Christmas greetings to the South Seminole Junior High Art Federation Lists Honor Roll Students Announces Show For January Ginderville Sets Sunday As'D -Day' Carol Program Scheduled By Girl Scouts Grays Battle. Joy Bishop. Joy public when they present a Blacksmith, Michele Caldwell, crafts work. It is hoped that exhibitors district-wide Carol Program Patricia Coney, Linda Cote, Betty Davit, Sharon Demp­ will paint historical scenes of to be held this Friday a t the Sunday has been declared sey, J»y Uesiongchamps, San­ their ares and display crufts Dali Diamond In Fort Mellon “D-Day" for the Ginderville dra Fetter, Suianne Folley, depleting life of its people. Park from 7 until 7:4fi p.m. The program, which Is be­ and Hunland areas und the dis­ Paulette Golyer, Sandra llael- Story of origin should be at­ ing organized by Mra. L. E. tached to each exhibit. Ing, Patricia Halsey, Alice trict covered by tha GinderHarris, Marilyn Jenquln, Bar­ Those planning to partici­ Morgan district Girl Scout villa Volunteer Fira Depart­ bara Koxic, Karen Lyons, pate In the show or* asked to chairman and will be directed ment. Marilyn Messlck, Carol Noell, notify tho chairman in charge by Sirs. It. W. Danklefs, is The “D" designation Is for Jeanne l’errault, Donna Tom­ In order that proper space a community service project The Rollin* College School for th* scout troops. Sanford of General Studies will offer diiectory distribution plus the lin, Barbara Weycra, Rcbtvca may be allotted. Naval Air Station will pro­ dollars members hup* to re­ Williams; Tha opening reception will a record high of 30 course* during th# upcoming winter ceive from residents to pur­ Charles Bean, Mark Brewer, he sponsored by tha DeBary vide th* public address syschase a new pump, hose and Charles Buckner, Bill Dan­ Arts and Crafts Club on Jan, tem and song sheets a r t be­ session beginning Jan. 20. other fire fighting equipment ders, Courtney Dorrell, Ro­ 4 and will feature a program ing donated by Prudential George Saute, director of Life Insurance Company. needed by the volunteer »i bert Eldridge, Barry Eller, of folk music. the program, haa announced gsnixation. Raymond Gaines, Ronald All Christmas shoppers who that 20 course* will meet two President Thomas W a i s t Greene, Mike Howell, Benare In th* downtown Sanford evenings per week fer two has announced that all mem­ amin Price, William Pugh, area Friday evening are In­ month*, and ten rnurnea are bers of the department, aided Peter Pyne, Terry Schera vited to “take a break" and members and Chapter mem scheduled to meet once a by members r f the Ladies I>era, Bran Stchll, Charles Join the scouts for the 45week over a period of 10 here. Auxiliary, will be delivering Stewart, Glenn Sullivan, Par­ minute program of music. weeks. The festivities, to ba held lit* new directories frum door is Thcrinenos, Dcwin Town Scouts ar* asked to report Registration for all new In tha Laka Mary Lodge Hall, to door In th* area. No send. Dale Tucker, and Ron at the park by 6:80 p.m. students will begin Monday, a rt scheduled to begin at Two trustees wera elected charges will be made however, aid White. Eighth grade: Doris Aikcns, a t the regular monthly meet­ p.m. No age limit la le t for January 13. Present and donations will bo accepted. Debbie Bacchus, Gina Bala ing of th* Auxiliary Unit to the children attending a n i former atudenti in tha School Oviedo 4-H banski. Lalon Byers, Karen South Seminole VFW Post Santa will ba on hand to die for General Studies may use preferential registration by Cass, Rsbtcca Clack, Debbie tribute tha gifts. 8207 held last Thursday oven- Boys Elect C lu b N a m e s Davlj, Roie DiSandro. Vic Ing at tha Post Horn* on th* Members are to bring pra- mail or in person, January 3kie Doggctt, Andrea Duncan, old Dixie Highway near O fficers wrapped gifts for their own 10. All registrations, includ­ Shuffleboard Judy Eckard, Kathy Ford, Longwood. children not exceeding 61 In ing payments of fees, should By Bernice Kelsey Judith Gregg, Sharon Gorker, cost. Refreshments will ba be completed by January 14. W inners Officera named were Mrs Officers for the newly or­ Among the courses being Candas Herrington, J a y n e Lucy McGuire, three year ganized Oviedo Boys 4-H srrved and all member* of By Jalia Bartna both groups and their fami­ offered for th* first time in trustee and Mra. Donna Club were elected a t a recent Winners of th* annual Johnson, Mary Keim; the Rollins General Studies Kathryn Lakatosh, Ellen Estes, two year trustee. lies nr* invited to attend. shuffleboard contest sponsor­ meeting of the group with Mrs. Klois* Small la serving program are Production Man­ ed by tho Altamonte Springs Nthlack, Jeanne Olsen, Bon­ Commander Robert March Loral {.elder A rthur Scott agement and Survey of Span­ nie Simmons, Linda Smith, at chairman for the party. of the Post appeared to thank and County Agent Cecil Garden Club were named at ish Llteraturo in the eight Uarbara Walsh, Linda Walt the greup for aaiistanc* a t last week's covered dish Tucker. man, Cheryl Watters, Sux the monthly barbecues. weeks group. meeting of the group. Serving will be Tim Colanne Webber. Donna Wilson, New course* listed among A covered dish supper for hert, p r e s i d e n t : Bruce Copping the tournament Edward Battle, Walter Bill the IA weeks group include. the Post Auxiliary was plan­ trophies, which will b* pra Art History Survey, Inter- tented at the club's Jan. 9 line, Keith Creeden, Charles ned for Dec. 28. A 10 pound Thompson, v i e * president; Brett Thompson, secretarynatirnsl Organisation, Th* meeting, were Jefferson It Engle, James Erickson, Timo­ turkey wa* awarded to L. treasurer; Billy Dana, re­ such as “who are you 7" and thy Layman, Michael McCar. Control and Direction of Na­ porter; Ben Wheeler, ch a p la in “what's your real nam*7" tional Power in the Nuclear Hodge* and George L. Hub- thy, John Meadows. Torry White. The next meeting will be j and Tommy Moon, recreation Mosley, John Newell, John Many of tha y o u n g s t e r * Spur* Age. Functions of a bell. held on Jan. 9. Lait week's mealing mark leader. climbed up to test Smokey by Complex Variable, Applied ed the club’s annual Christ Norris, Reginald Sigmon, John Siinonck, Russell Suhkla, Da­ picking directly into his eye* Logic, and Philosophy of the mss celebration and no bus! vid I'nlcy, and Gerald War­ Recent Past. ness wa* discussed. Some 1(H) length. A complete list of courses persona wera in attendance ren. The delightful animal polite* being offered in the Rollins Seventh grade. Judy An­ ly answered all questions al­ College School of General and ipecial guests Included drews, Deborah Bernhardt. Mr. and Mrs. Lowall Johnson Darbara though ovary now and then he Studies will be mailed out on of Marquette, Mich., house Elizabeth Bryan. Uryant. Donna 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 the Gleason, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark, Lelty Cote, Debra Election ami ItiidaRatiun ofjuiu! gave the welcoming u I Inquisitiva children. P. Mcdralf. guests of Mr. and Dane, Belty Davis, Meridcl new officers for the Auxiliary dtess. Invocation wus given by Auditions Set Smokey’* appearance a t th* M n. Geurg* Hearn. Eddy, Judy Eller. Margaret to the DeBary Volunteer Fire- Sira. A. Bruult and Mr*. Curl party was arranged by tha For Leap Y e a r Grier, Jane Mild, Shelley m rn's Association were con Call** led the flug salute. Seminole C o u n t y Forestry Morrison; ducted at the annual ChristMr*. Pierson Little und Mi*. Service under direction of T alent Show Terry Pattlshal!. Bonnie nm* meeting vf th* group held Adam Muller sang several Fern Park G irl Banger Albert Harris. By Frances Wester Kcikcr, Maxine Skalsky, Ron­ last Thursday in th* Reerru-1Christmas rural ducts urruiuTho event proved to ba one Th* Lake Mary Chamber of In Com petition nie Sloddcn, Carol Sullivan, tloi. Hall of the Fire ltou*r. punied by Mrs. Aaron Dungon moot successful ever Commerce has requested that P a t t i Swoffurd, Charlotte Installed by Mrs. M. Phil­ »t the piano. Mr*. Sophia the village and • rec­ all organisations, group* and A t Rollins Tripp, Janet Wallman, Terre lip*. past president, were Htutterheim assisted in nuiliord attendance of adults and individual* wishing to partici Ml** Ada Marie Horton of Wells, Cheryl Wyglc, Duane Fmncanna lie ward. pr*«ident; enco |>urtici|iat:on of carol children ware on hand for tb* pat* in th* Leap Year Talent Fern Park has be>-u named a« Golyer, Gerald Haa*. David Mabel West, vice president; singing. faatlviUes. Show contact Ken Daughtrey, on* of seven Rollins College John*, James .May, Kent Plan­ Mra. Theodore t.'uiiy, treasur­ Mrs. Ulrich recited a beau­ Fir* Chief Bill Hahn waa show chairman, or Mr*. Fran­ students from Florida remain ck, Lawrence Reuter, Chester er; Mrs. Paul Froetscher. re­ tiful Christmas poem and guva master of caramunles and ce* Wetter, Chamber seere- ing in competition among Tomlin and Jay Wolk. cording secretary; Mra. Her­ her yearly report on |ut*t ac­ word* of appreciation were ex­ tary. total of 1A to represent the bert Vltt, rorretponding sec­ tivities. Thi* wa* followed by tended, individually, by Mayor Auditions will be held on school on television's G. retary and Mra. Charles Ul­ report* frum various commit­ Turkey Shoot» W. W. Anderson to all groups Monday evening, Jan. 13 a t College llowl. rich and Mrs. Kd llcsly, two tee chairmen. who cooperated to maka tha th* Chamber Building in Lake South Seminole DeMotuys year director*. Others from this slate ar* Decoration* in the hall were party such an outstanding suc­ Mary. Gay Hendricks of I^eshurg, will sponsor a turkey ahoot Mr*. Charles Braun, Mrs. ■hii* by Mr. nnd Mr*. John cess. thia Saturday nml Sunday The (how is icheduled for Barbara Linkuu* of Ormond fhewlor* llrooinr und Mrs. M. Vrttsr. Adults were served refresh­ Saturday evening, Fab. 29. in Beach, Uarbara Banier and from I until 5 p. in. each day 'tr'do weio presented for Ilu*tc**r* for the refresh­ ments and Sant* gave each tha auditorium of the Sanford John Gurney of Winter Pack ul the intersection of Highway n c m b e r s h l p by Mra. C. ment and social hour included child favors of rod, green or Junior High School. Talent Sandra Method of Eusti* and 17-92 and Big Tree Road. Pro­ ji hneidcr, membership chair- Mrs. Otto Hartwig, chairmen blue Christmas tree orna­ from all parte of th* county Bonnia Miller of Eglln AFU. ceed* will be used to provide r.an. and Mrs. W. W*imer, Mrs. T, ment*, plastic cans* filled is being encouraged to taka The group of 14 will b* food basket* for needy fain Mr*. Charles Ulrich, presi- Gully, Mrs. P. Littl* and Mrs. with candy and taagaxinaa. /a rt. ut.nl, presided a t tbs cut ta eight la mid-January. dies during tha holiday*. K. Toawloski. Rollins Offers 36 Night Courses Moose Party Set Sunday Dem ocrats Elect New O fficers fly Mrs. Adam Muller Officers for the DeBary Democratic Club ware elected and Installed at a recent meet­ ing of tho group held at the Fire Recreation Hall. Taking offlca wera Darwin Bruce, president! William Og­ den, vice president; Mrs. John Dslck, secretary-treasurer and Mrs. John Martin and Mra. William Joyce, two year di­ rectors. Chase. KW, first, Mrs. Edna Reilly and Charles Daglla; tie for sec­ ond and third, Misa Ethel Johnson nnd Mrs. Ann Daglla with William Luts and Harry M. Brown and fourth, Mn. Frank Holder and Phil Deliarard. A Master Point Game will bo played next Tuesday. Announcement h a s b e e n made that renewal member ships in the ACHL (American Contrart Brldga League) In DeLand, Dellary and Hanford may he made by contacting Howard Middleton in Delhtry “In the television interview a girl from California gave me a hard time when we discussed oranges since thoea wa had on tho program were from her state. However, I did win my l>oint about Florida* celery being tha best. “Objectives set for this 42 Annual Congress were; (1) to give ua opportunity to take stock in our accomplishments! (2) to show achievement of 4-H work; (2) to instill pride and respect for our work; (4) to provlda discussion on de­ mocracy and (fi to broaden our education.’' Unit Names Trustees Smokey Entertains At Holiday Party lly Mona Grlnatead Although “ Llttl* Smokey" •aught cold and waa unable to attend Sunday’s North OrHoUdsy Tarty, "Big S'rokcy" was there to almost •‘steal tha show" from Santa. Tha children, mat of them boys between th • km of four and eight years, c r o w d e d around tha friendly and pati«nt old boar to pinch hla note, ihako hla hand*, pull hla fur and p i/ him with (piaation* Election And Installation Held By Fire Auxiliary CENTER OF ATTRACTION a t Sunday’s North Orluiulo Holiday Purty was "Smokey the Bear” who kept the youngster* (and adults) entertain­ ed throughout the afternoon with hla good humored antics, (Herald Fhoty). , 0 �. ** * r a if r ■.......... *2 * J V VOL. 66 Zip Cod* 82771 & ra U ) > C I O * 14’ Warmer Weekend Is Forecast ' ' ' •.■ i ’.; •? Navy Takas Issua W ith Jana's Report On Float WAH W T O W WEATHER: Fair and not so cold through Saturday; high today noar TO; low tonight In 40k SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 87 United P m i Leased Wire Established 1900 FRI-, DECEMBER 20, 1968 :• ’ i '■ (DTP I 1— | a t J M t l - ed tho th a t* th T u T 9. fleet seeds have bo aircraft carriers Bad modoraixiag. but they took ta­ ea fa r aa is known are wot ttle with tho pessimistic sta­ plaaalac to build any, U. f t new say. tus tupsft taeued by ■ritata’a Jaw ’s Fighting Ud by the hug*, nuclear-pow­ ered Enterprise, are tho boaio of oil modern surface power. Any Navy tecktaf thorn, they , Is limited to operation* elooo to its own shores. Jana's claims th a t the So­ viets hare S i nucloor«powow4 submarines end ore threaten­ ing U. 8. superiority la th a t category. U. 8. Intelligence credits th a Russians only with "18 o r more” nuclear subs, compared to 33 already on duty with tha American fleet a id 43 others built, building or authorised hi the Navy’s construction pro­ gram. Navy source* also took Issue with Jana'* figure for tho 17. 8. fleet of ”3,230 reflects, largely composed of older ton­ nage.” They said that to arrive ah such a largo figure Joao'a must have included landing craft and other relatively email boats. The Navy figures K baa 88* vessels In servlet, more than half of them of World War II vintage, with another 63* •hlpa in mothballs. All of thoon la tho reserve fleet ore older types. Disturbed over many recent l s tlw latest edition of tho report* of boys with BB guns famous reference work, out damaging building and ear today, editor Raymond V. R. window* — even churches — Blaekman said tlw United Sheriff J . L Hobby this morn­ States has too much World War II naval deadvrood tad ing Issued a warning to par­ 000 must modernize Us fleet to ents by citing the law: counter the challenge from “ Use of BB guns and rifles the Soviet Union. Blaekman ORLANDO (UPI) - Polire by child tinder 16, limitation; said tho Russians already charged an insurance aalea“ 1. The use for any parpose possess the moat powori man Thursday with suggest­ whatsoever of BB guns, air Court B ars TV submarine foree ln tho world. ing a Negro television repair­ rifles and .23 caliber rifles by DALLAS (U PO -N ew * cov­ But U. S. authorities belltva man Insure his family, kill any child under the age of erage of the Jack Ruby mur­ their comparisons with Rus­ his crippled child, then split 16 years is prohibited unless der trial will be restricted to VwMtd F rew laterMtlesisl sia are more favorable to the the payoff. such use is under the super­ the pencil and paper journal­ A cold wave plunged north United States than those pre­ Orsnge C o u n t y solicitor vision and In the presence of ists—television la barred. Jam es Russ said 33-year-old sented by Jane's. Florida temperaturee into the an adult. As far as aurface vessels Rufus Yarborough was charg­ low 20a early today, but wea­ “2. Any adult responsible Sites Perm anent are concerned, Jane's credits ed with conspiracy to commit thermen said citrus escaped for the welfare of any child tha Soviet Navy with a “new the felony of murder. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) under the age of 16 years unscathed and predicted a F«m1;c Lt. James Goode said who knowingly permits such Twelve m iisile sites in Dade slight warming trend over the Yarbrough approached Dallas County, suddenly thrown up child to use or have In his E. Daniels on Dec. 12 and proweekend. possession soy BB gun, air during the Cuban crisis, are posed he insure his family, Truck crops In the Ever­ being made permanent in­ rifle or .22 caliber rifle in glades and the South-Central wait a decent Interval, klQ his stallations. violation of the provisions . . child, then split the insurance part of the slate also fared of this seclioa shall be guilty payoff with him. well a t the freezing tempera­ of a misdemeanor and, upon Commissions Daniels Informed police of tures failed to dip into South conviction, shall be punished GAINESVILLE (UPI) the proposal and was advised Florida. by a fine of not more than Nineteen ROTC cadets will be to “string Yarborough along.” The official temperature at $300 or by Imprisonment for commissioned as second lieu­ At their next meeting, Dan­ Sanford this morning was 39 FORT WORTH (UPI) tenants Saturday In ceremon­ not longer than 30 days.” iels told the salesman he degrees. Maximum security measures • « • ies at the University of Flor­ “didn’t have the conscience Little Cross City in Dixie today cloaked Russell Wence CHRISTMAS SHOPPING apree was enjoyed by children of the Lutheran Judge Hugh Duncan was ida. to kill hie own child.” But he county reported a state low McLarry a t county Jail where Home at Slavia Thursday afternoon as guests of the Junior Chamber of sporting a bright red Christ said Yarbrough told him he of 21 degrees and the mer­ he was held on charges of had a man who would do the m u vest today and laid after Draft Call Commerce. Left is Jimmy Jones, Jnycee chairman for the event, nnd cury dropped to 22 at Tailsthreatening to kill President killing. reading yesterday’* “Clock1 right is Chip Chapman, vice president, and Jim Smith, president. WASHINGTON (U PI)-T he has.ee. Jacksonville had a Kennedy the night before tha about Art Beckwith and Ashby Defense Department's draft Yarbrough waa arrested af­ low to 27 and Ocala 22 with assassination. Jones having Christmas vests call for February la for 12,000 ter that second meeting. both cities reporting frost. “ He'a in solitary confine­ “ they were copying me.1 men for the Army. 4.000 leas But temperatures in the ci­ (Note to Art and Ashby, the thin the quota set for Jan­ trus belt for the most part ment,” desk ftgt, Harry Hop­ Judge said it with a smile.) uary. stayed In the mid 30s—not low kins said. “We don’t want MIAMI (UPI) — Three • • • enough to threaten the fruit. anything to happen to him,' Cuban organisations kora McLarry, 21, admitted tha That great big Christmas Tiros Delayed The mercury went down to 30 soy they hove Joined forete card on Thursday’s editorial in lakeland, 38 in Bartow and threat but said It waa a joke. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) and will soon launch a maaslva FRANKFURT, Germany SlrLarry, who waa quoted page of The Herald, address Troubles in a safety median 39 at the Orlando airport. Internal strike at tho Com­ ed to Santa and asking for Ism forced another postpone' (UPI)— Twenty-two men ac­ Miami reported a root 47 as saying he was glad Ken munist regime of Fidel Coo* KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) cused of complicity in the Discussion on the possible The need for designations and a reading of 31 was re­ nedy was dead, said a t hi* the university, the canal and ment today In U. S. plans to tnu the marina complex, was de­ launch a Tiros weather pho­ murders of millions of In­ Inclusion of additional zoning of A-l agriculture, reserved ported at Miami Beach. Tem arraignment that he wished — Former Maj. Gen. Edwin The exile groups — tha A. Walker said Thursday Lee mates of the Auschwit* exter­ the President had been im­ for zoning and/or country classifications In the proposed signed by Artist Gretchen tography aalclllte into orbit peraturcs ranged from the Second Eocambrey Front, mination camp went on trial Harvey Oswald, accused of comprehensive zoning ordin­ home district was brought out high 30s to middle 60s in the peached but was not glad to Crowell for the Chamber of around earth. Alpha 66 and tha Fooplo'o today in the biggest war assassinating President Ken ance for the town of Cassel­ ln requests for a number of ace him dead by violence. Commerce. Keys. crimes case alnce the end of berry took up most of a three- changes presented by Hibbard nedy, waa slain “ to erase $ Revolutionary niareoMSt — • • • “If I ean be tried for Allhough citrus grove own­ 71 A rrests the occupation. Marxist-Communist conspira­ declined to eel a data far tha hour meeting Thursday night Casselberry, major property joke and found guilty,” he ers waited on a standby ba.ls Fern Park Barracks, World strike la a Joint ntateaMnl TALLAHASSEE (UP!) cy." They Include 21 former of the Board of Aldermen and owner in the town. all night in case "firing'' and •aid, “then that la the extant War 1 Veterans, with Com­ The Beverage Department re­ Thursday, but added they members of the Nasi Gestapo Zoning Commission. Walker told aewemen After lengthy and detailed use of smudge pots was of I t” mander Otto Baumgartner, ported today that “Operation were working aa a plan. and one former camp Inmate “many things” led him to hie discussion the matter was necessary, the Lakeland Wet' There was no suggestion Altamonte, joined the auxil­ Minor*,” a crackdown on who allegedly Joined them in Tho ata tenant woo leguod opinion about why Oswald turned back to the zoning (her bureau and frost warning that McLarry and accused iary in a Christmas party and teenage drinking, has entered the gassing, shooting, torture, to confirm end clarity aa an­ commission for further study service said that freezing tem assassin Lee Harvey Oswald died. gift exchange Wednesday its (Inal stage with at least 71 nouncement mads by their and mistreatment of the pri­ But Walker, to support his and recommendations before peratures failed to strike far were connected (n any man­ evening at Altamonte Springs arrest* made. Lea Angeles, upreeentatlvo soners in history's worst death claim would point out only any definite r decisions are enough , south to warrant tip: Community House. ner. factqry. . that tha attack can bo ex­ ergency action. • • • The part-time student, who that Oswald waa about three -cllUJf Troops Arrested* * A >out 40 acmes polhcnwti pected "by March." Alfredo blocke from the home of Cassetberry's request that Only very light, scattered worked aa a machinist across Wire aervlces have been TUSCALOOSA. Ala. 4UPJ) guarded the courtroom when the Backing House Drive frost was reported ut low the street in Dallas from nightclub operator Jack Ruby Rondon told a Loo Angeles WASHINGTON (UPI) — carrying article* about a —Police arrested four Nation­ the prlioners were brought Congress wn* set to adjourn Fefncry, now proposed as an ground locations around Lake where Kennedy was to apeak minutes after the assassina­ news conference Wednesday shortage of coins during the al Guardsmen Thursday on In. One man. a former Nazi today with or without a for- It 1 designation, be classified Okeechobee and In the truck Nov. 22, wee held today in tion. Ruby shot Oswald to the strike “will bo a big op­ Christmas shopping season, charge* of selling off explo­ doctor accused of selecting e.gn aid money hill. There “commercial'' was held ln farming areas south of Miami Tarrant County Jail In abeance death two days after Kennedy eration. Wo are going la ta believed due especially to the victims for the Auschwitz gas etay." abeyance until the board at­ and valuable crop* of torn* of 62.300 bond. waa killed. increase in vending machines, sives near the integrated Uni­ clumbers, fell ill ami was was a growing possibility that Tho Miami-based a x i l a torney can determine exactly toes, peppers, beans, celery versity of Alabama last Walker, who waa relieved it would I* without one. Charles E. Kunkel, special coin collectors and piggy excused from Use opening ses. Democratic lender* expect­ what designation a fernery corn and potatoes weathered Secret Service agent, testi­ of hie division command lu groups said “Wt hare never banks. B. K. Porter canvass­ month while serving with a sion. the nippy air. ed Seminote County’s five federalized task force protect­ The other defendants utter­ ed td wind up the first sc*- should fall under. fied at the arraignment be­ Germany becausa of alleged fixed or approximated a date, Action on a petition against The weather bureau In of but we are working actively ' ') of the 88th Congress, financial institutions t h i s ing the campus. fore U. S. Commissioner Bill political indoctrination ed low, almost shy replies of commercial zoning a l o n g Miami predicted partly cloudy on plan Omega." troops, said ha thought It waa even (f no Sennte and House morning ami learned that all “here” when the Judge called Seminole Boulevard was tab­ and “not quite as cold" Atkins Thursday. The charge Oswald who fired a shot a t “Wo ihall aoon go to Cuba agifoment was reached on the are in good shape except San­ Ban Protested said McLarry “Made certain their names. led until the area can be through Saturday with lows and we a rt confidant of vic­ him through tha window of PHILADELPHIA (UPI) aid measure. The lawmakers ford Atlantic has no nicklcs. threats to take the life and Oswald Kaduk, accused of More than too Mummers pa­ breaking inmates' necks with will return Jan. 7 for the sec­ canvassed to determine the tonight ranging from 30 in the inflict bodily harm to John hi* Dallas home earlier thla tory.” number of signatures required extreme north to tho 60. 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 and Kennedy, then the President year. An FBI report given to Dal major Issue* aa civil rights of the United State*.” corrected; It was Diogenes Thursday night in front of the called by the Judges. tion. in the Keys. las police concluded It waa 2 O f 3 Plead home of Magistrate Ellas My and a tax rut. Hut his fellow defendants with his lamp seeking an At least 20 per cent of the The five-day forecast calls hallistlcally impossible to tell As the Senate House push­ honest man . . . and not Do ers, the parade's director, behaved otherwise. property owners residing with- for night temperatures In the Economy Drive protesting a ban on blackface If the same rifle was used G uilty In ed toward adjournment, the in a 500 foot radius of the moslhencs. high 20s and low 30s In the makeup, a tradition in the to fire at Walker and tha main problem was a House- areas in question must sign panhandle and along the Geo­ N ip s Big C a r s • • • C lu b H oldup New Y ear'i Day festivity. President. voted ban in the aid hill to Delegates from 300 churches the petition before It can be rgia border with scattered Two of throe Cocoa Ne> forbid tha Export • Import presented for consideration. rain mainly over the week­ O f Bureaucrats throughout Florida will attend grocs charged with armed Ju n ta Reassured Bank from underwriting for the annual HTU Congress The document p r e s e n t e d end. WASHINGTON (U PD -T he robbery in the holdup of tho SAIGON (U P I)—Secretary U. S. wheat sales to Com­ Thursday night carried 37 Doc. 21 29 at Mt. Zion MissionLows will range front the Budget Bureau said It waa a O r San ta C om es Two-Spot, Negro night club munist countries. ary llaplid Church, of which ; d Defense Robert S. Mc.Nasignatures, however, a num-1 high 30s in the North-Central cutback but to Washington's on Highway 48 East, Satur­ Sanford-way lici II 1. Clark l» pastor. mara has a message from' her of Ibote signing do not j area, to the high 50s and mid- status • conscious bureaucrats BERLIN (UPI) — Commu day night, pleaded guilty be­ Santa Cleat presented President Johnson to Vietlive within the specified boun die 60s in the extreme south it was more of an amputation nlst border guards passed | ChrUtmes gift to Sanford fore Juitleo of tha Peace (lanes. through Wednesday, the wea­ -th e ir cherished limousines Burglar, for the fifth time j Jun,» ,fadcr» de,i«n- West Berliner* swiftly and po- j economy today when tho Hugh Duncan Thuraday after­ Consideration of individual tlirr liureuu suld. in seven years hit Lie Juke M »° « • “ « * ,,,cn' «" u - s - lltcly into East Berlin today had to go. Mate Industrial CommUstoa noon. and collective protests filed at box and vending machine a t ! trouP withdrawal plans, in-, visiting rer I The bureau, as part of Bobby Joe Fluker and Tltui reported payment* to job. formed U. S. sources said to i l n m j ‘* ' ‘’ “ nit P " t-ic Nov. I public hearing was Don and Gerl’s restaurant on jjjj President Johnson’* economy j milted on the oilier vide of the Walters pleaded guilty. Tallcn less residents here had de­ tabled until a later meeting Sinlando Springs Drive. Long- , drive. Issued an order Tburs ceased 63,448 la November. Jonct pleaded not guilty. All ’ _____________ | wall since August, 1961. ! for which the date will be an­ wood, early Wednesday. Don day that would evrntually The Commlasfea said the waived preliminary bearing William E. Smith, of GcorBut thousands of other nounced. lilt-man, the owner, com­ eliminate 75 per cent of the •talewide decrease waa I t ami were bound over to Cir­ Wext Berliners were Jammed1gia, confessed to armed robplained no arrests ever made KGLIN AIR FORCE RASE limousines and other “prea- million last month, reflect iqi applying for the Christmas | bery, was given an 8'a-ycar cuit Court. in ail five ca.ies. (UPI) — About 2,000 para­ tige" car* now being operat lug an economic pickup holiday passes being issued | prison sentence by Federal All are in county JaU I* troopers nnd heavy equipment rd by civilian and military throughout the state. by Communist officials in the] Judge George (.'. Young at lieu of 610,01)0 bond each. Here * the Christmas holi­ dr upped into the icy air over agencies around the world. Orlando this morning Lenoy C Robb Construe-1 Western sectors day schedule for governmental tiun Company, with a bid of I Never since the wall went “The whole effect of thii of the 82nd Airborne Division Smith held up and robbed and other offices: All finan­ J 12.900 waa low among seven j 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 bidders for the new Seminole | moved across the border so North Branch (Fern Park), in a special joint Army-Air bols off the street." one of­ county will bo closed Wednes­ High School shop building fast. Communist police drop-1 Winter Park Federal Savings Colo. UPI) — Virginia Good­ Force maneuver utilizing live ficial said. The number of day only Courthouse closed when the School Board met ped their usual controls and ami l*jan Association, last rich, 32. and Victoria Trujillo, ammunition. limousine* and what the gov­ Tuesday and Wednesday City Thursday afternoon The exercise started In early ernment calls "heavy se­ cleared the visitors in about Sept 6 and escaped with ap 18, both of Pueblo, Colo., were hall closed Tuesday afternoon arrested when police found morning with the landing of dans" In the capital Is sched­ SupL R. T. Mil wee said to­ a minute. This is from 29 min proximatcly $soo and Wednesday. Schools clos­ day that construction will lx* tiles to an hour faster than He was arrested late the them both driving the same n d v a n c e teams from Ft. uled to shrink from tho pres­ ed today to Jan. 6. School of­ same day while walking in car — one of them steering Ilri/gg, N. C., nnd the full us- ent total of 131 to 20. commenced within a few normal. fices cloved Monday. Tuesday " " V " But only a relatively imall Winter Park when FBI noted and the other operating the soult started a t 10:30 a. m. the Structure, to and Wednesday. Chamber o f 1house lESTt with the dropping of woodworking, small number of Berliners could get his description tallied that of foot pedals, Commerce closed Saturdays, Firemen were called to 402 | Municipal Judge A l l e n the paratroopers and their motors, art metal and basic the passes. The morning's the robber. Dec. 21 and 28. and Christmas Celery Avenue this morning flow through the wail's five Smith pleaded not guilty Asher fined them each 623 for enuipment. rlectricity. Day. Postofflce closed with crossing points was limited to but about two weeks ago. aft-! careless driving. “Two poor The U. S. strike command when, according to Chief Mack only collections and special about 2.0U0 persons because of er a half-day of trial, be drivers do not make a good ruilrd the special test sudden­ N. Cleveland Sr., a window deliveries. There will be no curtain fell on a gas heater. ly Thuradny. changed his plea to guilty. | one.” Asher said. the past shortage. 5 S H O P P IN G O A T S L E F T Herald published Wednesday INCLUDES: —hut the annual midnight edi­ tion will be distributed early Baked Potato* Salad, Garlic Toast this Sunday. Salesman Held In Plot To Insure, Kill No Damage To Citrus, Truck Crops Seen JUWA McLarry Under Close Guard In Texas 22 Go On Trial For War Crimes 3 Cuban Groups Join, But Deny Attack Date Set Casselberry Mulls Zoning Ordinance Oswald Shot At Me, Says Walker Congress Quits m4 Reds Open Wall To East Berlin Fern Park Bank Yegg Sentenced Robb Bid Low On SHS Building 2,000 Troops In Eglin Drop Specialists In Driving “£w iib& @ ut& " Firemen Called Vh InchSirloin $4°° 2 Inch Sirloin Old Road Past LBJ Ranch Takes On New Glamour t Traditional C o m m u n i t y Christmas parties for children are coming up in three Semi­ nole County areas. LongCHRISTMAS SEALS fightTB ud wood'* party will be ln City ItJUf RESPIIATONY DISEASES Park from 2 until 4 p. m. Saturday with a special par­ ly for the Negro children at 3 p. m. Altamonte's party will be at 7 p. m. Monday at the Community House and at the same lime Lake Mary will be entertaining for the e « o t w « v 0 youngsters at the Chamber nt Commerce Budding. I Progress finally won over J O H N S O N CITY. Trx. (L'PI)—The scenic old road scenery; U. 8. 290 was rerout­ that winds through the cen­ e d and straightened in 1965. tral Texus hills and past tha Gillespie County fell heir to LBJ Ranch once carried the I the old ruad, but it was not t important enough even to proud name “ U. S. 290." But it waa filled with curves name. and turns, following the snake- l The winding trail became a like path of the I'edernales lucul route, used by the ranch­ River. The eurface also suffer­ ers. It becama no more Import­ ed from the heavy traffic westbound from Austin, the ant than in the pre-automoMIe state capital. |days when cowboy* drovs live­ stock along tho sparkling, spring-fed river. The former U. S. highway had fallen from grace. Then • new man became I’, evident. He was Lyndon llainea Johnson, headman at the LIU Hunch. Traffic spurt­ ed t* near its pre-1955 level. 1‘ickup trucks gave way to tourists' sedans. And, justly, tho winding road receive a name: “Ranch R< ad line.” The Texas Highway Com­ Johnson love*. For a distance, mission, besides announcing tha road forma s boundary for the name Thursday, said it tha LBJ Ranch. Tha Texas White House, a would spend 640,000 on the two-story limestone and wood 4-3-milo loop from new U. 8. ranch home, can ho seen across 290. Tha state assumed com­ th* I'edernales a b o u t 200 mand of tha road, noting th* yards from tha road. dramatic increase in traffic. Thera is a concrete slab, A new eurface is planned. with • thin layer of water run­ Along tha 20-foot highway, ning over it, that forma th* tourist* will ae« some of Texas’ driveway from “ Ranch Road most picturesque h i l l a n d Ont” to a wrought Iron sign brush country which I’re-identj that reads; "LUJ Ranch." *450 and B everage Compare Our Low Cut-Rate Liquor Prices, Plus Free Gold Bond Stam ps W ith Package Goods VALDEZ HOTEL Downtown Sanford T i j{ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 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/e14ca561d0482fae157ceabcd639012c.pdf abe5cec31ecc8893d54a10c5c1c7d706 PDF Text Text TOUR of HOMES Sanford - Seminole Area M ake It A 'Guided Tour' ■ See A Salesman not complete. A t thia stage the buyer can select colors In paint, tile, and many other trim Items. In Idyllwilde, the last completed home has been sold and occupied, but the floor plans of the two under construction are very interest­ ing. Following the "Guide** principle we called Klngswood Rudders and asked about the new contemporary home in Greenbriar. I t should be finished in u few weeks. Of interest, will be the We stumbled on the really easy way to tour the new homes in the Sanford-Semlnote area, and get fuller and more detailed Information about what we aee. Make it a "Guided Tour"— contact the sales representative I For Instance, the Ravenna Park sales office on Country Club Road. We learned that, of the new homes under construction, four are complete, two sold, and two ready to show. Floor plans, designs and ■ketches gave ua a good picture of the homes large dining room with exposed block and wal­ nut paneling, the bedrooms with exposed block and birch paneling, and the master bathroom, which has double lavatories with solid murble top. In Greenbriar there’s also a four-bedroom colonist model to be completed soon. More in­ formation on it should be available next week. Take a tip from us — take the guided tour —contact the sales representatives. We found them very friendly, courteous and helpful people. VtTf Page 10 — O ct 18, 1963 Town-hip II South. Itanae If Kant, a dletanro of 511 4 feet, thence South and pnrnllal In Knit line of NW'i, Section ft. Town.hlp 11 South, flang" It Ran, 4*1.1 feat, thence Kaat nlons the Huuth Una of NW'i, Hei lion J«. Townehlp St South. Rana* SS Kaat, HIM rent to point nOBBRT A. MILLS. also of bealnnlns, licet rued known no R. A. 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A. illl-l-S ney!, on or before tha llhattor­ day and — Mil,IX, hla wlfo, of November, IMS; otherwlee if IMna and If J*aJ, their the elligoiloqe of «nr,l ec.c.------nrvhnnirn brtr.*, -Hivl-rta, plaint wilt he taken ae ennlogntsaa. or arantasa. and faaaed and Judgment by dannr and all paranna claim* fault will ba entered asalnet Ins by. thronsh nr nmW you. ■aid Dafandaiila, nr ntliarDated title lat day ef Oct­ wlaa, and anr and til ober, iorcona basins or claim* tSKAIi)UAL ns to have nnr rlsht, Arthur IT. Reckwltb Jr. tttla or Intoroat In and t» Clerk of Circuit Court. Ilio proport r harolnaftar Seminole County, Florida dtocrlbril. DKFKNDANTM Ryt Martha T. Vlltlcn ORKKTINfWr f). C. t o u Aim iieniSHT w ort- SUTTON A BROWN FIRD Ihot a prncoodlns to Attornaya for Plaintiff * •u ltt tltla hao boan brouaht Its North Magnolia Avenue In tbo Circuit Court of th" Poet riffle* llox 1«J Ninth Judicial Circuit tn and Orlando, Florida for Hamlnolo fminly, Florida, puiitieh oct. *, it, it. : j . m i a brlot description of lb* cap­ CUN I tion thereof belns Noll VIA JRAN It AMIL, fnrmerlr known a* NORMA JRAN TIIIIIS. i t T H r . r t a c c i T r o r i t T n r Plaintiff, »a HOBBnT A T l i r N IN T H J l 111(141. c m . MIMA also known aa K. A. M I T IN AND F t H l SF.MI. MILLS, and ----- Ml MX, hla Mil.vi r o t ' n t t , v i . t u t t i n . wife, at al, Utfendanta, again"! IN I ' l l 4 Nt'KIIV NO. I.TIAT each and all of you and all \V I "ST B IUB F K U K I t A I . HAV­ paraona clnlmlns br. through INGS AND I / ) AN ArtStM'IA• r under the aald Dulamlnnta T tO N ClF NKW YORK C I T T and all ethar paraona claim* a corporation organt<»<l ami Ins anr aatato, rlabt, tltla or etUttns ondcp the lawa of tntereat, In or Urn upon, tha the United Statee of America, followlas daacrlbed raal pro. Plaintiff, pertr oltuato In Hemlnola ve. Counlr, Florida, tn-wln FRANCFX r W4LT.4CB. e Lota 1 thrnuah 11 of nlock .Inula woman, It I (’ It A II [> "W", Of Ilia ItBYlalnn of CAltll and KVHLYN CAtilt, Jllnok* "T”, "IT, "V . and hta wife, “W". and Tropical Park Refeodantl. ftenereatlon In Naedbsm'a N im m of at rr I t.vi.cl Map of c'biiluota, ■t a i i : O F VI.lilt I It A Oratig" Counlr, Klurblo, T i l l F R ANC KS I* M VI.LACK a .In Kin tvi■mo tt tvlm.c aruordlllS l<> tli" til at thereof recorded lo I'lnt ralilencc le lINKNhlVY You ara horcliy required to Uuok T ' , pan* It. t’ub11c Ilecorda of Orang" flla your innwsr i r written Counlr. Florida and Plat •i'-fent-i. tf nny. In th» KtlHVA IViok 1, mga 45. Public liroe* ' tlim nl Hi thl Clerk of Record" of Seminole Coun* t lit* mi ri tiinl tn s m s a tr. Florida, th**fpi*f upon lie 1*1ttIn* iin'< flHof ftryia, whtis* naid*i AND That part of Ulnck ''X", *tvl littSNli fippvm * Yi.*r*nn, Irina Ka"l of thn Kaat oil ♦*r tli« 11tli »Ujr #*f Una of Second S tru t. Ntttf Iii1iert H>49. tli a r»11ur" tended South to the South of th11 fif or* *mI! riif heliiK n tin* of H»ctl«.n If, Town. ••Hit for fiirtrloNiir# of mnrt* JCHfill nnl tlir) follii wing ehl|> 11 South, limit"* Kaet, tlcee road rlahl-ot- il*-Nt |b»<l pr<ip#rty, ?*•-%%It ' war on South line there­ I*ol 1. f i A K I.A M * llll.te* of) and nleo that part of (H'l’riftJiriiX 111 fH* |tl nr thrrwiif tit rm^irtlcil In 1*14*1 llallwar Avenu* Irlnit Keel ut th> lluet lino of Monk 13. !*.««'*v* S3 A Si, Second Street eitended I'uMla ftimunl* of South, aa ahown on Ilia not* County Florid*. lt«vlaion of lllocke *-T'. TCKIKTIIKII WITH: •’ll", "V", and **W, and J f iic k it fin i t m H o t \ V s t i* r I I nI"r iltli f! i»*i *, pitn itTropical Park tic-crvnlloit n n c n t l y M < > 1**1 lo Needham*# lt.vl.eit Map No, ij 2VJ, htrt.il No. of Chuluota, Orange tluun* 1914). tr. Florlda, according to rxiNB AVT» oRDEflKn »t tha plat thereof ae re* oorded In Plat Rook r(T\ fUrtforiJ« Conn tv of HmnlnoU p.-tgr St, Public Itecorda * S t r » t * o f r i n r k l s , t h i s ! m l of Orang" Countr, Flor­ i l . t y o f O c t o b e r , I f N I t , ida, nod Pl.il tlook !. p.iu« tHKAl.t IS, Pulitlu Iteuor.la of lion, Artkur II tl«cknrtth Snpilnole County, Florida. cifrk Circuit Court Said landa aleo h"liiK known H«fmiiMiifA County, Clorit)* Mjr t Hart hut T. ViliUn and deacrlhed aa follow*: 19««|imi Ry l"l**rk It.ulunInn 10 feet Meet of SR cottier «f ItIV '* of O n K H n lC * . fH»i IIH Section Tuwiiehlp II A MANIKlel^l South, I t.iierw 13 Fail, run Mlnnnn -• fur Ml ihifIff North parallel to quarter to! J.i* k«on Htr**r*i i'lorlili* aerth.n line, IJt.J feet T4 mipit thence tVe*t and pa rat lei MublUh Uot. *, I I . 1). S*». 1943 CMS* 11 to South line, Section 3*. IS VMM VI STM JLOHISI. e n te r re c o t mt . n a nd r im ■milxoi.M rairvT T . ri.o n t o t . tx rttA \cr.H T so . is im •HIT TO q l l i r r TITI.R WORMS JKAH flAMIL, form* trlr known ns KOOUA JKAN Tinas, Plaintiff, f Courthouse Records Rrel F.etata Tranaartlon* Darrell F. Kirkpatrick at ux to Klnsewood llulldcm, Inc., Jlouth I'lnecreet, IIH^JOO. II. R. Smith ct ux tn Rob­ ert II. Knsutroni et ux TanRlewood, |1,r>00. Wllaon CJreen at al tn Oeorsn II. Knilrrn et ux, 22a isn iK , iio.'on. Edward F. Ilnvel et ux to William R. Gollelion et ux, South I’inecreat, |l2,t>00. Charles W. llioina* et ux to Will Urn M. Cato et ux, Wootlmere Park, JH.600. FHA to John R. Arnold, No. Chuluota, |7,7f,0 Chrnter H. Nelson et ux to Mxrvln A. Cook et ux, 7-21H30K, 14,700. Klnsawood Ruildert, Inc. to Herbert L. Larron at ux, Rrlte Isle, *27,000. Jnmee t. Kimln-r et ux to Charles R. Crowell et ux, Til* angle Terrace, $10,000. Jc.ee R. Christie et ux to State of Florida, 13*218-20E, f 1,600. Arthur In Jnckinn. Sr., et ux to Ruthia M. Morgan, Academy Manor, $8,000. Milton K. Nlchid.e et ux to Jamea llurttry et ux, $8,000. Wesley Johnson r t »l tn Ilrnrile Bennett, J r , et ux, Highland Park. $8,600. Charles R. Tata et ux to William II. Stamper at ux, SanftxPark, $1,700. (iriiernl Cuniunty Mnrt* gogr Co., Inc., et nl to Theo­ dora V. Picha et ux, W'enthc r,field, $9,500. FIIA to Jo.rph E. Rolddus el ux, St, Jolt tin Vi Huge, $8,000. George 11- Roger* et al to Gordon T. tiildi* et ux, Glen* artlrii, $23,51)0. Word Hicks, top., tn Jos­ eph l(, IdiCrolx el ux Euntbrook, $17,000. Ilyron [1. Helcher et ux to First Federal Savings nnd I.onri As.n, of Orluiulu Wood* mere Park, $0,000. FIIA to Emlyn S. William* ct ux, Otiklutiil Mill*, $0,51)0. Frank E. Ilnttiel* et ux to Wnllnce (!. Adkins el ux, Cliuluotk, $ 10,000. \\ .ilt.'r II. Ilut-rs to Norhert A. Cntron et ux, Oriingc Villa, $12,000. Eugene A* I.nx et ux to FIIA, North Orlando, $14,100, George It. Roger* et al tn Itiiliard J. Sullivan et ux, lilrnardcn, $25,1)1$), Harry Dufore et ux tn Frank A. F.llrrhuarh r t ux, Mineral Spring*, $5/010. William 11. Itinley ct ux to Mux Kumpf et ux, ltd-Air, $10,200, IrraLA 0 S a n fo ri X i < a Legal Notice # n fsrfe 3 Legal Notice p M at i to i 2 la lbs r a w r t of the Coanty Stephen F. Senaakovlc, Jailer. SrMlaate rra a ly , stair Shoemaker Construction ,.f FlarMa. la Probata Co., Inc., to Charles D. Perth Amboy, N. J., and Jac­ la rr Ibr Fatale afi C o u n try C lu b S o * 4 MATTIE I* WltEKLEFt, Hire her at ux, Ravenna Park, quelyn Gaylo Derryhill, SanRa caaaeii. $17/100. fonl. FIN At. N O T i r K K C H 2 S :3 ? 1 A F . Noth" la harrhy iclvm that FIIA to William J. Krieck tli" unilrr»lK'i"0 will, on tha Final Divorce Decrees Uth tlay of Novamhrr, A. I) et ux, Del-Air, $9,200. 1)4J. prr*rnt lo the llnnoraht* of ft William L. Justice va. County Cecil Cantrell at ux to Or­ Ju'lx* of 8*’mln«l# js?.S0H W «s rounty. Ktorlila, h*r final rr. Frances Justice. lando Federal Savings and turn, aeeount anU voucher*, a* 29th S t r e e t Winnie Ida Jamieson va. V.1tntlit*4rIK of the Katata of Conn A»»n., I.ake H arriett MATTIE I. VVlIKKI.ItU. .I— Ewart Timothy Jamieson, Estates, $11,000. rr.,-ei|. atul at "jIU time, then Sandra II. Woodworth va. amt thtrt, mak* appIR-atlon FHA to Richard Sandlin et tu tba a*hi Jti'lna for a final ux, South Plnacreat, $11,300. Richard Lee Woodworth. **ttlrm"nt of her ailmlnlutraEldon Shiver, Jr. va. Kffla tint) of *al'1 **tate. ant for an Sunway, Inr., to William orUar .llarliaralng h*r aa auch While you are out driving this week-end, take this page C Lee et ux, Stewart'* Subdr. Rued Shiver, Ait mthletratrlx. $7,600. William Frantz v*. Sheila D a t n l thl* lh » Xlh d a y of with you. The map above will ausist you in locating some Ootol.rr. A. t). 1»*3. Kerr Bldra., Tnc„ to Rob­ Rita Frants. / * / F l n rr n u a t ' * m p b r l j ert C. Hyrnca *t ax, Lungdale, James Pul Merchant vs. -"* ,*.!• AJmln'jfralrl* of tha of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real Entat* of ‘— ------*10.500. Evelyn Elizabeth Mart-hart, SfATT!*! f . W H F P I . F R Rrrtaar.l I. MN Enterprise#, Inc., to Charlie Wicks vs, I.ettie estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find UTEN STItoM. D A V t a Eugene II. Smith et ux, Tee’n M Wick*. A ytcINTOMII Green Estate*, $12,900. Kathryn M. I^izar va. Mar­ Altornry* for AtlmlnlatrAtrlx just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Port Offlrt Ho* 1110 FHA to Gary R. Gonterman lon E. Lazar. Hanford, Florida et ux, Sunland Estates, g 12,Mary Linda Rusal va. Ron- Publlth Oct. It. It. M A Nov. t. 1S*1. fiCO. uld Lewi* Rusal. OD N-31 Pale W. Bond et ux to Norvel K. Runyon et ux, No. Chuluota, $10,200. Joseph F. Rusal et ux tn John A. Spolski at ux Lake Mary, $15,900. John M. Brower et ux to David E. ilradey et ux Ra­ TWO OF THE MOST APPRECIATED COMMUNITIES IN FLORIDAl venna Park, $11,900. J. D. Woodruff et us to I. E. Ilalten, Pino Level SubOur Homes are division, $9,000. s v Best for YO U -for Better Living! Suita Filed J. J. Kistak Mortgage forp. vs. Kenneth K. Pohlman, Jr., et ux, mtg, M . Gluey Federal Saving* and Loan A*sn, vs. Jiu-ky R. Alvorex et al, mtg. fcl. Kenneth A. Wright et ux v*. Volusia Investment Co., Inc., suit to ipiiet title. West Side Federal Saving* Association uf New York City vs. Ruiiald Hrown et ux, mtg. fcl. Interstate Finance Co. v.<. Edward Mine et nl. mtg. fel. Ti-achcr* lixuraneo nnd Annuity Aitoclnllnn of Amer­ les v». Kyle Thnrnna pravo, Jr. et ux, mtg. fcl. KuH llrnoklyn Saving* Hunk vs. Arnold K. MeGill ut nl, mtg. fd . Charles If. Johnson. Sr., et ux vi. Grunt L. Rownmu et ux, et ill, mtg. fd. Arthur K. Itending vs. W, E. Harlow et al, to quiet title. Marring* Application* Znlli* Paul Hiclihurg, Ctn* elnnall, Ohio, and Snndrn Elaine Wilson, Jacksonville, Fla. William 17. White. Jr., Co­ coa. and Cleareather Merritt, Altamonte Spring*. Iloiiutd E. Grdsslng, Till* nitidge, Ohio,, nnd Joan .1. Mooney, Sanford. Idyllwilde o “Customer Approved,# 0 OF LOCH ARBOR I' This lovely 3 bedroom, 2 Imth home of conteml$>riiry modem design was reventlv purchased by Dr. & Mrs. William L Womble. Central duct heating and air condi­ tioning was just one of tho many outMtunding features. 303 TAMMY DRIVE Ravenna Park Mr. 4 Mrs. Joint M. Pugh are the proud owners of this comfort* aide 3 bedroom, 11j hath home of modern colonial design. Al s o featured w a s central duct heating and air conditioning. Completion — In 413 TANGELO DRIVE OF LOCH ARBOR A 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY Hume — with a spacious e.\po$ed grey glass in all -i gahlnt — a dining room, featuring exposed A»k uh nlimit thin fascinatingly CH O O SE YOUR HO M ESITE - FOR YOU, TOO — WE lirum living room — with private enclosed garden — A large blink and black walnut paneling. lovely home — or Sfw & M akeA BUILD W HEN YOU’RE READY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY A HAVE HOME. THE IDEAL DRIVE OUT TODAYI Custom Building Our Specialty General Offica 211 W. 25th St. Salrs Office FA S 7495 FA 2-3103 MODERN KITCHENS BY • n o u n rrr roe a tone - Modern Kitchen.! by W l 1,1.1 AM S. liltUMLKY JR. G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRI C P. O. BOX i:.!»9 (ingmrcWBuiUttt] 9laaW f la k s * tmJL flx — m l i f SBulUlmf S E E I S I’O ll liE M O D E I.IN C GENERAL A ItYltON M. LEACH PA 2-8071 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS ELECTRIC 1 ^ 0 �Amendment No. 2 * Higher Education Funds No. 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO AKTICLK M I. A proposed constitutional amendment to Article Nil of the Constitution of FloeAmerican Legion hosting Its Ida by addine a vet-lion l<> be numbered by the Secre­ members and also the auxi­ liary at fre* “chicken pilau" at 7 p m. today at their headquarters on 17-92 South. * io c tary of State authorising the issuance of bonds for rapital outlay at institutions of higher learning, includ­ ing Junior colleges and cer­ tain vocational technical schools; pledging certain ta t funds; providing (or the use of accumulated surplus to pay for any capital out­ lay project authorised by the legislature; providing procedure*; providing pow­ er* and duliea of the atate board or education and state hoard of administration. (${}? g > a ttfu ri ifc ra lfc WEATHER: F air through Tuesday; high today 82-87; low lonitrht 68-64. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Funeral Tuesday Hobby Arrests Suspect In Bolita Drive Congress Stuck From Work Lag Viet Nam Reds Shift Tactics Court To Rule In Barneil Case Bryants Visit Japanese Industrialist First Report Filed By Karl SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. *13 Ginny Veers Away From Fast Coast CAPE HATTERAS, N. C. (UP1) — Hurricane Ginny Inched away from the North Carolina coast today but its W miles an hour winds and heavy sess pounded a navy destroyer escort adrift with 10 men aboard. A Navy hurricane hunter plane located the 306-foot VSS Fogg, en mute from to a Texas mothball fleet, pitch* ing in the rough weather ahout ISO miles east of Cape Fear, N. C. This was about so or M miles southwest of Ginny'a center which was located In a l i a . ni. E5T advisory from the Washington Weather Bureau at (attitude 34.1 north, longitude 74 2 west, o r about IIS miles southeast of Cap* EVALUATION of Seminole High School in being conducted in n three-dny Hatteras. visit by u ctinmiilice of Liu* ivnitiiuiu Association o f Kocondnry Schools Winds of about $0 miles an uml CoHcrcs. Dr. Lee Ejtttert (left), committee rlinirnmn, und I'riiiciiml hour extended outward SO Andrew J. Bracken are pictured durinyr a pre-nicctinR talk, miles in sll directions from tha eentsr and gsle-forca wind* sent heavy surf crash* ing Into th® North Carolina coast. Gale winds were felt as far as 230 miles to th« north and east. Tho hurricane showed a slight northeastward move­ carrying a heavily-armed 21 Every five years ■ visiting curding to Flrncst Cowley, ment which would carry it man exile raiding party and committee of the Southern chairman of the local steering away from tho North Caro­ lina coast. an American woman free­ Association of S e c o n d a r y committee. Ginny was tha seventh tro­ Schools anil College* evalu­ lance photographer were inFinal report of the visita­ pical storm of tl» season end IcrccpU’d by the U. 8. cus- ate* Seminole County Sclwul*. tion will ho presented at a the first to pose a direct This committee this morn­ tnms and the Coast Guard as ing commenced a thrcc-day meeling of Ihe school facul­ threat te the eastern coast ty at 2 IS Wednesday in the uf the United States. they headed for Cuba Sunday evaluation of Scminol* High auditorium. The Navy In New York so* night. School to study the achool Heading the committee Is trounced that the 1,400 ton community, program Dr. Iq* Eggert. professor of Fogg had been sighted and ap­ The woman was Identified ami as Dickey L'hnps’llr, well- studies, agriculture, art, bust- education at tho University peared lo be riding out the mss education, DCT, foreign of Florida, Gainesville. storm. The Coast Guard Chiknown magazine photograph­ languages and confer with Other members are Robert lola was expected to reach er. members of llie faculty, Holies, H. of F’.; Turn an S. F S custom* officials said Seminole High long hat Scarborough, Titusville; W.B. the decommissioned tmmi] and Its skeleton crew by midHie 21 Cubans wero member* In-on given accrvditalioQ by Stevens, Kissimmee; Thomas afternoon and attempt to take of a commando exile organi­ the Southern Association, ac- A. Seales and G. C. Norman, her under tow again was TnlUhaixee; Henry A. Smith due when the weather sub­ zation which ha* staged sev­ uml John C. Hehmund, Winter sided. eral attacks on the FideJ Cas­ Burk; Mrs. Carlos Preston tro regime. and Mrs. A. G. Dnmpo, Cres­ “A considerable quantity” cent City; uf ammunition, home made Mrs. Nan S. Courtney, Mr*. bomb, and mucliinugnns was Jean 0. Buss and Albert seized aboard three Nulls, ac­ Milton cording lo customs supervisor BALTIMORE — (ITIMI - Guenther, l)e Land; Welgh-ln inspector Ia* in Yar- Curry, Sam Miller and Leon­ Joseph F'orticr. Daytona A gnunli boat, loaded will, neth was scheduled to testify ard V. Gras so, The GlndervllU Voluniecf fuel and provisions, was seiz­ lie(ore the grand Jury today Beach; Miss Mary Ussery. Firo Department will publish about the strange weigh in Now Smyrna Roach, and a rcsiileuti.il directory of tho ed in the Miami River. The Noils ami Bur arms hint preceded last week’s Mr*. Itoliert Williams, Mr*. area to be given fire protec­ were impounded hut the Cu­ ring death of boxer Ernie HundaH Chase and Mrs. John tion hy the newly orginixed Horner, Sanford, and Carlton firemen. ban* and the American were Knox Yarneth had been subpoen­ Henley, Lyman High School released, Fortier said. Announcing plant for tho aed tn appear before the principal. directory was James Micbarl, [ Jury’* closed *e>*ion F'riday president of lha group which hut (ailed In show up. He ex­ has received its charter from plained lie slid not receive the lha state i i a non-profit or­ summons in time. ganization. Wlu-n X y e a ro ll Knox of M>*in Iren are now distribut­ Baltimore weighed in lari I ing census cards to nil fam­ Monday for his Monday night ilies residing in the commun­ DAK HILL ( tJ P Ij—\Yliilu fight with heavyweight Wayne Offices of Casscllrcrry Town ities of Sunland, Gindervlllu railroad nnd federal Investi­ Bethea. Knox’s weight was Clerk Mrs. Mary Hawthorne and the area front Onora gator* eiunbed the wreckage announced as lift pound* will be open from 6 until 8 Itoud to Five point* east of uf n big Florida Frist Coast Iblhcn of New York scaled p m. mi Wednesday and Fri­ Highway 17-92, These cards Railway freight I rain near XV day of this week and on Well are to be filled out and re­ hero Sunday, striking union An autopsy at the morgue nesday nf next week In regis­ turned lo the department im­ official* denied the wreck was disclosed that Knox weighed ter municipal voter*. mediately. caused by sabotage. only 153 pound* instead of Registration also may he Purpose of lire directory Tho FEU charged that the the announce*] 178. made during the daytime of­ will bo to speed up the ans­ derailing, early Saturday, wan fice hours of a a.m. until noon, wering o' lira and potica well-planned u n d executed Tuesday, Wednesday and F'ri- emergency calls a* well as to .sabotage, lull union repre­ day, ef each week until Nov. aid m delivery of mail and sentative* shut luick that the 22 when the Nsiks will be merchandise and to pruvid* pileup of 54 cur* nnd four lo. closed, additional Identification to comotivr* was doe to lark of Voters will go to the polls residents in obtaining credit, POMPANO BEACH (UPI) safety measure* taken |,y the T h r e e l-’ort Lauderdale on Maoduy, Dec. 2. to elect a castling checks and other bus­ railroad. b y* two of them members mayor, clerk, marshal und iness bencliis. No one was hurt in the de­ uf the state’s top-ranked high two touncilmen for Ihe of­ Upon completion the direc­ railing, which resulted in a school fnrdtinlt tesm—drown­ fices now held by Cliff Over­ tories will be available to all tangled pileup of cars nnd ed west of here Sunday ss man and George Howard. residents and business firms twisted track. of Seminole County. they swum near a flood eonW. L. Thnrrit. n, vice presi­ trol Hpillwuy gate. dent of lilt! FKC, claimed a f t­ The boy* were Identified a* er the wreck tirnt “someone" David Davtx, 17, and Leslie removed « holt from a truck l-awrence, 17, both members LONDON M il'll — The joint and moved a rail inward of the F'urt Lauderdale Fly­ shout three inches so that, the ing L*s, and F'rank Gernon, Westminster coroner’* office ST. LOUIS. Mo. (UPI) — train would run off tho truck. 29, home on leave from the today ordered un inquest into James I,. .Mason was In jail the ileulli of Sir Winston on suspicion of robbery today service. Davis, ion of Fort Lauder- <’hurt hill's eldest daughter, because he refused to fall dsy High'* bast-liall roach, Diana, who wus found dead 'or an old trick. Police said Mason was Paul Davis, played right half Friday in her London home. holding up a service slatkm Following n post-rnoi lent ex­ buck for the Flying L'u. Law­ rence played both offense and amination nnd study of some when lire attendant began ACTON, England (U P !) bottles found at Mis* Church­ talking to someone behind A brewing company said to­ defense for th«* team. ill's home, the coroner decid­ Mason's hack—patrolman Al­ day it had turned duwn the ed to open sn inquest Thurs­ len Duncan. Rev, Richard Parsons' offer day, tu ripen a beer tranh-n in hi* Plane Crash MU. Churchill, 51, hud ap- Park Director Anglican church graveyard CAIRO, U A H. (U PI) — TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — here. Authorities said today II per­ peurvil "guy sod carefree" “We were flabbergasted," s son* were killed in the crash when she returned to her N. E. (Bill) Miller ot Tsllo-, brewery spokesman said. “ But of a Soviet military transport hums in ths expensivo Bel­ haasee and Winter Hawn we t u r n e d it d o w n b e c u u u o it plane at Aswan Airport last gravia district Saturday night, came state park director to­ neighbors said. mi gbt tarnish our image." week. dayt Group Makes Study t t K iS S ® Seminole High ii. S. Seizes 4 Fight Weigher To Testify Sabotage Denied By Rail Union Beer, Spooks Joint Luncheon Don’t Mix Slated Thursday t MON’., OCTOBER 21, 1963 Hurricane Batters Navy Escort The college building amend­ ments it a constitutional plan of borrowing to finnneo univeraity, junior college and vorutionnl technical school con­ struction of an orderly, con­ There's an old saying that tinuing had*, it wus explained "newspapermen m int find today fry Rep. S. J. Duvia Jr. their work ‘fascinating’.” Not This amendment, to be voted so with Dick (irant. Herald on Nov, R, he continued, is nxjrls writer, as of this week. necessary because the need for Member of n pioneer Semin such buildings, due tu the Dick got himself clobbered Fuiierut services for Thomas at the Lyman football game Willingham Lawton, Seminole ole County family, he was heavy enrollment ineren-es County's first elected superin­ horn Nov. It, 1882, nt Oviedo uml the revolution in technol­ while taking actionpictures. Continued •'crackdown'* on tendent of public instruction, uml attended the local ele­ ogy. has not been met ade­ One of the footballers ran will he conducted by Rev. Jack mentary achoot. He was the quately from existing tux bolita operations In Seminole over Dick ami smashed his l Ilryunt at 3 p. m, Tuesday at County was reported today by sun of it. W. Lawton, Baptist sources. press cam era. Oviedo Baptist Church. Inter­ The enrollment for the col- Sheriff J. L. Hohby when ho circuit rider and citrus grove • • • ment will I* in Oviedo Ceme­ owner, nttd Mary Gwynn Law- leget ami universities this announced the arrest of Rob­ And mentioning The Herald tery. year, public nml private, will staff, Shirley (Irant and Don­ Mr. Lawton, widely known ton. run about 93,990, By, 1970 it ert Simmons, Negro, R. It. 2. Mr. Lawton from 1897-99 na Merck arc huspitaliicd. educator, died n t 3:19 u. m. fur possession of bolita tick­ uttended Rollins Academy, en­ is expected to increase to a • • • Sunday at his home in Oviedo. tering Rollins College in 1899 minimum of 183,000 und more ets, An organizational 1*1! club and receiving hi* IIS degree in likely to as high as 218,000, “ IVr are working a port of meeting for Sanford teen age By 1080, it is estimated we our department full time,” 1903 ns the only number of girls will be held at 3:30 p. will liuvc 400,1)00 college the graduating rluss that Sheriff Hobby said, “in co­ m. Tuesday at the Home students enrolled. year. Ho received his MA de­ Demonstration Center on 2.3th operation with other agencies, Florida has not adequately gree from Andover Newton state nml fedeinl, to wipe out Street. provided for this flood of stu­ • • • College, Boston, in 1995, and this activity.” un honorary doctor of peda­ dents. Between 1905 and 1900, The Sheriff stated Simmons On the heels of Mayor Tom when the University of South gogy from Rollins College In Ate Donald's return from a Florida wiis opened, FlotiJu "is merely n salesman or run­ 1913. business conference at San did not build a single new ner-type and not a big-time Devoting must of his life to Francisco, comes a press re­ operator." Ho added that Sim­ education, Mr. I nwton was university. This was a period mons is the fifth tn be srlease that lie was elected for of 55 years when the popula­ p r i n c i p a l of Oviedo High three years a* a member of rested in recent weeks by his Jive hoard of governors of the School in 1993-07 anil of Long- tion of (he state jumped from department. 700,000 to five million. wood High .School in 1907-08. American Thimi Tttll-AM'KJl: Simmons was released un­ Jle returned to Oviedo and en­ The bonds which would be der $30 bond shortly after tion. a • • tered " the- mercantile..business Is-ued under the amendment taken to tha county Jail. hacked by tho utilities Dr. John Gerber, assistant with his brother from 1998 to gross receipts tnx Which has climatologist of the fruit 1910. crops department. University In l!MI9 lie wn.* married to been levied for a number ol of Florida, will address the Miss Lottie Leu and to this years. second class of “ Citrus and union vvrre horn Unto chil­ Under the plan all revenues the W eather" at 7:30 p. m. dren, Thomas \V. Lawton Jr., ilciivetl fioni this l.R per cent Wednesday at the c o u r t Orlando; James l.awtim, Pen- tnx on gross receipts of util­ house. HU topic on weather ningtun. N. J., uml Mrs. Char­ ity companies would be placed WASHINGTON (UPI) will be “ Understanding and lotte Mikesrll, Winona Luke, in a trust fund to pay princlpul uml interest charges on Congress with only It) week* Using Scientific Terms and Iml. the bonds. remaining in this session con­ Data." In 191tf Mr. Lawton returna • • ed to the field of education, The utilities gross receipts tinued hi search today fur s “ Gasoline U more unpre­ being the first elected county tux wus picked to service the way tu pull Itself cut of Its dictable than dynamite," in superintendent of public in­ bonds h e c ii ii . r investment l0-mmitli lethargy. houses regard utilities as a the opinion of a local Sun Oil Lawmakers, who normally SAIGON, Suiiili Viet Nam struction nf Seminole County. steady, lelinhlo suurca of in­ adjourn by Keptvmlwr, have spokesman, when queried this (LTD — Communist guer­ He served until 1932, when he come. morning by It. E. Porter been In session since January, rilla* killed 12 Vietnamese retired fioni putdic life. about the loss of 10,000 gal­ A devoted church worker, The bond amendment limits and are beginning to wonder soldiers ami wounded 13 U. S. lons of ga soline from the Sun­ if they will have a vacation Mr. Low-ton was a member of to $75 million the amount of oco siciu gc .aus on tite utxe off!.eta uml nun in olio of First Baptist before tin* second se sion of C h u r c h o f bonds which can lie Issued dur­ the biggest battle.! of the wnr, front during the last six tin- ski it Uongres* starts,* ing th« next two-year period Oviedo, , vvhere he served as months. Said lie felt it was a U. 8. military spokesmen an­ Rumors of “ iind.-istamland Sunday Schuol 19113-95. No more than $59 deacon nounced Sunday. defective valve at the top of jugs" by which either taxes million in bunds mny be issued The Communists lost 30 (earlierr fur more than 59 the tank, and the gasoline in any succeeding biennium, or civil right* would he post­ Ho wn * J-eata r* moderator nf dead in the fighting loll miles turned into gas and escaped. poned until 199| have rirrnsouthwest of Saigon. Vietna­ tho Wekivu Baptist Assoeia except by two-thirds void of • • • till* members elected to each Inted for week*. Ho fur, nil thin. mese wounded nuniheird 83. Referring to Veterans Day loalso of the Legislature. It have been denied by party Nov. It—about 2t) million per­ TIip American casualties —* Ho was un ardent sports- , man. participating in baseball, '* "heHier more than leaders. right officers and five ensons have served m the U. S. The House now hope* tn 819 million worth of liornlx Armed Forces from the Re­ listed men — was the high­ tennis, swimming nml golf. have it* atnnllms civil right * cun i«e issued under the plan volutionary War through the est number incurred in a sin­ An outstanding civic leader, In any biennium after 1997 bill out of committee In about Korean conflict, with more gle buttle since IT. S. advisers Mr. Lawton served nx first bccriu-e of debt service lim­ tw-11 Weeks, and tho Semite aiding Vietnamese president of the Sanford Hos­ than half of all participants lagan itations plutcd by Die Legisla­ Finance Committee i* pro­ forces in the fullscale pro- pital Association, which he in WW II. ceeding with extended tnx ture. • • • giiitu that began in 1901. helped organize and served nn hill hearings. Soma of the safeguards Thu military spokesmen the board 1929-45; president Seminole Chapter, Order of lint prediction* now are placed by the Legislature DeMolay, will hold an install­ withheld word of the buttle of Sanford Kin uni.* Club for llutl neither mean,re will ation of officers at H pm . 21 hours. The Communists at­ two years, president of Sem­ around Ihe issuance of bonds make it in the m*\t ten week*. in addition to the limitation* Sunday evening at Masonic tacked Saturday morning, inole County Chamber of Com­ With time out for Thanks­ driving against a government merce two years, grand master on the amount of bonds which Temple. giving, Veterans Day and can he issued are: • ♦ • force twite us large u- their of Oviedo Masonic Lodge, 1. Interest on the bonds other event*, the dwindling From the Lion's Pause: estimated battalion strength. member of the S a l v a t i o n can't exceed 4.0 per cent. It session is viewed by many u* Hie buttle was not fought Army udivsoty hoard. Boy Nature does make mistakes— bolding too little lime for some times she puts all the on the usual hit-and-run guer­ Scout commissioner, trustee of I* expected that the actual in­ final action on the lax bill. terest charges will run be­ hones in the head ami none rilla plan. The Communists Rollins College 1918-19, the There also i* some question made n frontal attu. k, cutting first Rollins graduate to serve tween three and 3.5 per cent, whether civil right* legisla­ in the hack. * * • maybe even less. down government troops with on the ho rad of trustee*; mem­ tion, even if Ihe Semite give* 2. Bonds must b e s o ) <! W. Thomas Itier, president machiiu-gun file and pinning ber of the board of directors it the go-ahead over tuxes, thiougb public bidding. ol ACL, has presented the them down in rice puddles. of Florida Education Associa­ could pi(i>* before the new 3. Any ili count must |«- two United Fund of Seminole tion, president of the county year. County with a check of $273 superintendents s e c t i o n of p.-r cent or less. I. The state board of admin­ from hi- railroad. First year Florida Education Assoeia lion of direct participation by urnf first president of the Sem­ istration will be fiscal advisor ACL although its employes alfor the bond Issue, saving inole County Teachers Club. ways have contributed gen Mr. Lawton is survived |>y about $j million in fees. crouds. 5. No project run be financ­ his three children. • t t WASHINGTON (Ill'll ~ Urisson Funeral Home is in ed under the bund program t'aleli a "big one" in Ihe The Supreme Court today fa-’* charge of arrangements. unless it has been approved by OSAKA, Japan (I 1*11 — fish p nil at Pinecrest Pclc’s ed the question of whether the a vote of thrrr-fiftha of the Gov. t a rn s Hr)ant of Florida carnival .Saturday evening. 11 iiniiml e o n t e in p t ease elected member.* of each house anil In* wife spent Sunday • • • against Mississippi Gov. Ross of the Legislature. night on straw mat* and bed­ Apropos of Thanksgiving It. But nett must Itu tiled be­ d. The .State Bund Review ding rolls at the homo nf Day mining up: If you can't fore n jury. Board must review the bond* Tsiinro Ucshinia, Ihe owner be thankful for what you re­ The court set aside three to be issued under tiie pro­ ceive. be thankful for what hours for arguments on Ihe TALLAHASSEE (I FI, _ gram to determine their fis­ nl a chemical fiber plant near here. State Rep. Fred II. Karl of you escape. ease which involved the gov­ cal soundness and whether ilryunt is one of n.ne tour­ • • • Daytona lii’urh filed his fir-t such financing ha* legislative ing IT. S governors who are ernor's role in Ihe integration financial report on hr* cam­ Today is the deadline for crisis nt the University of approval. taking a cultural and econom­ paign far governor today, candidates for three school Mississippi lit -1 year. No money is provided for ic tour of Japan tin assign showing expenditures of $>;| trustee posts to qualify. Supt. Harnett's lawyers are Mal­ and contribution* of $1 125. vocational technical schools in ment from the National Gov­ itay Milwt-e said at noun four colm Montgomery uml Karl's contributors included 1993-95 la-cause no orderly ernor'' Conference. have qualified (or the three Charles Ciuik, indh of JackI'rddm n told (lie Bryant* state Rep, U .untie A. Liles plan ha* been prepared to deposts. son and Isdh special assistant of Hillsborough County and lermirxi tile need and hi, allot! lie knew the United Slate* well • * • state attorneys general. Mrs. R. it. Gautier, Coral for such school*. A require­ f r o m watching television Traffic was hectic over the They were preparer! to ar­ Guides, wife of the former ment is made in the bond Im­ Mr* Bryant suggested, how­ weekend in ihe vicinity of 439 gue that a jury is required by state senator fr-m Dole plementation bill Unit the ever. dial perhaps television and 17 92 when that multiple .State Board of Education, dur­ decs not give a true pic lure both federal law and the U. S, County. signal system was out of or­ Constitution. State Sen. John E Mathew* ing 1993-95. make a study of of 111* in tlm United Mates. der. Many near accidents re­ U. S. Solicitor General Ar­ Jr., Jacksonville, in hi« third the needs for vocational tech­ ported although a deputy was chibald Cox, speaking for the re|Mirt since his early an­ nical education so recommend­ on hand to direct traffic. Justice Department, anys they nouncement for the race, re­ ation* can tie made to the F.rtia ■ • • ported new expenditure* of LegisUt lire for proceeding on Sam Ferraro was the chef are wrong, Barnett and I.L Gov, Haul $1 Id und donations of $1,930. a sound basis. who served charcoal broiled The bond issue includes Public invited to attend te a k s at the Dellary Cham­ II. Johnson J r. were charger) This brought Mathew* total ber of Commerce dinner. The with defying an order of the outlay to $493 against contri­ $290,909 f,,r construction plan­ luncheon and forum on ning for the new university in amendment* to State ton former GI, retired after 21 3th IT. S. Circuit Appeals bution* so fur of $0,030. East Central Florida. still, tion—e let tion to he held years in (he Army, served C. Court to cease interfering1 Ihe adoption of this amend­ Nov. .$. F'nr reservations S. generals and other officers with the enrollment at Ote ment will he for the sake of call Seminole Chamber or Actress Weds in Germany, Italy, Japan Miss of James Meredith. IIULLYUOD (LTD — Act­ the youth of the stale, for the Junior Chamber of Com­ through Korea during his mil­ They also were charged with itary career. He is from New failing to preserve law and or- ress Hope Lange and movie sake of industrial development merce before main, Wed­ Jersey hut will make his der on the university campus producer Alan J. Fa kill a were and economic growth and for nesday . , . FA 2 2212 or the future of Florida. | at Oxford. FA 2 TIM, i married Saturday night. home in Dellary. Thomas W . Lawton Established 1908 Ginderville To Get Directory Evening Hours Set For Voter Registration 3 Boys Drown In Spillway Miss Churchill Inquest Set He Didn’t Fall For Old Trick �I >*— r a ­ il ‘ tr K L. J. Reinhart Transferred To USS Enterprise t _______ Page 2-M on . O ct 21. '63 ll, Hospital Notes SNAS Groups Tops In UF Drive Un* entire squadron and Also tupping th* toUl par- ful completion with lectures, OCTOBER 18 four other facilities at the ticiporion mark were: Th# Information pamphleU a n d Admissions Sanford Naval Air Station Naval Air Station’* operations editorials In th* "Sanfly,’* Harold Mclnnea, Phillip Hindepartment. Marine detach­ NAS Sanford's nawspaper. ocn, Hilda Lnhdell, Kenneth passed the 100 per cer.t-ofCollection* wera axpecled to 1 Cdr. Leonard J. Reinhart, Harriett, Mark Aubuchon, goul mark ns the United Giv­ ment, niuilical department and swell considerably thl# week commanding officer of San­ Benny Payne, Jan* Cramp- er* Fund enured th* second dental department. in th# Wing’s a*ctor by virtu* Th# Sanford Naval Air S u ford* deployed llesvy Attack ton, Karon Green, Virginia half of i u current fund-rate- tion haa now reached 65 per of a payday Thursday. Lowe, all of Sanford; Edward ing campaign. 8quadron 1, has received ad­ Th# program for her concert cent of IU 11.250 goal and IU Cdr. Robert L. Deal. NAS Sandlin, Tampa; and Ettle Heavy AtUck Squadron 5 fleet counterpart, Heavy At­ chaplain, is chairman of th* that will b* given to dedicate vance orders to ths USS En­ Jane Keogh, Lake Mary. the new organ a t Flral Pres­ became th* first Heavy At­ tack Wing 1, 30 per cent of a sUtlun'a end of the drive, terprise, the Navy announced Births while L t Cdr. Frank E. Kadel, byterian church haa bean an­ tack Wing 1 unit to top th* $2,438 quota. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Lowe, today. Wing administrative assistant, nounced by Catharine Croller. Meanwhile, campaign chair­ Reinhart, who auunied com­ a girl and Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ 100 per cent milestone When It heads up th* fleet unit*’ por­ The musical treat by the re­ tten Lobdeli, a girl, all of turned In $438.40 to th* men and their assisUnU push­ mand of the squadrun last nowned niualcian la to be a t 8 tion. ( ed th* drive toward a eucce**Sanford Wing’s fund treasurer. March, will leave VAIM in p. m. tonight and an invita­ Discharges April 1064. He will attend a George Albert, Homar Miller, tion to all la extended by two week “Air Officers’ IndocFLA. GRADE “A" WHOLE church official*. PINBCRE8T PTA*8 carnival la anticipated by tha pupila with vivid Hal­ Gary Lodge, Howell Shuman, _____ ___ _aa evidenced_ by (left to right) _ Randy Sima, Ann The sequent-* nf organ mailloween expectation Sybil Best. Jeff Winland, erpiecr* th a t will be played by Smith,’ Laura Wilkins and Joe Smith. The carnival la alated for 8 to 9 Carrie Bell Hayes, all of SanMlaa Crosier 1st Chaconne In p.m. Saturday at the achool. (Herald Photo) ford; Mary Dawscn, DvBary; O minor (Louis Couperin)] Doris Avery, and hire. Adelle Three Noels — (a) A Virgin McMurray and baby girl, of Pure (Nicolas Lebagus). (b) Lake Mary. Noel from 8aintonge (JeanOCTOBER 18 Francois Dandrieu, (e) When Admissions Jesus Was Born of Mary LIMIT 3 WITH FOOD ORDER Franklin Ervin, 8hir!ey Tay­ (Louls-Claudo Daquln); Toc­ lor, Shirley Grant, Ruth Zieg­ cata, Adagio and Fugue In C ler, William Johns, Eunlc* major fJ. 8. Bach); Prstuds, Black, all of Sanford; Alica trict Commander Nick DanBy Jane Cesoalborry Fugue and Variation (Cesar Sutton, Osteen; Christina MaFranck)] Symphonic Chorale: Ths charter for American eeky of Mt. Dora; Vic* Com­ ROUND loy, Lake Mary; William mander Carolyn M. Frld, Or­ A program on “ Aetlvltlei, Abide With Us Our Savior Flowers, Alice Cooper, Lake Lsglon Auxiliary Unit 2M of SIRLOIN (Blgfrid K arg-Clert); T h a Calorlss and Ma" was fea­ Casaelbsrry w a a presented lando; Executive Committee­ Monroe; Ellen Grissom, and man Hilton Jonta, and BarSpinner (Marcel D u p r e ) ] tured at Ihla month's meet­ Kat* E. Swalm, Sanfcrd CLUB Even Song (John La Mon­ ing of the Geneva Horae Thursday night a t a dlnnar In­ geant-at-arma Arthur Hirtsel, Birth* stallation held Jointly by Me­ Orlando. t i Ini); Prelude and Fugue In Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Zieg­ Demonstration Club la tha morial Post 268 and tha aux­ Poet Commander Harold O minor (Marcel Dupre). ler, baby girl, Sanford iliary at th* Rlkaha Inn. Community Hall with Mrs. R. Kryder succeed* himself and A reception for the guest Discharges * PORTERHOUSE artist will b* given by th* B. Forbes of Sanford as guast Ths charter was officially other new officer* are Marvin Benny Payne, Mark Aubu presented by Sixth District McClain, First Vic* Command Chancsl Choir of tho church speaker. T-BONE chon, LeRoy Robb, Deborah President Martha Dansaky, Immsdiatsly following t h s Reports on organisation of who alto served as Installing •r, Georg* Meselek, Second Thomas, J u a n a Borgerd, CUBE * vice commander; Hibbard Cas­ concert. An Invitation Is ex- 4-H clubs In tho community Emely Wyllie, Mary Zurtended to all to meet Miss wert given by Miss Myrtle officer for ths ladles, to Mrs. selberry, third vies command­ brugg, Vala Dean Kelacy, Harold Kryder, auxiliary pre* ers Larry Mapleadon, adjut­ C ralsr. Wilson, home demonstration Want. Mr*. Annie Cooper and baby ant; Kenneth Green, finance •gant, who advised that Mr*. girl, Mrs. Mary Sutton and Aaalatlnr her waa Mrs. ufflcer; Dali Evan*, hlalotian, D. F. Box. fciiUMk! by Mr*. baby girl, all of Sanford; Thelma Bernloehr of Mt. Dors, Clarence Doebener, service of­ J. W. Byrnes, has organized Vivian McCalley, DeBary; district sscrsUry-trsasurer. ficer; Darwin Shea, chaplain a club for the girls. Assistant and Edward 8andlln, Tampa County Agent Ernest Lund- Installing officer* for the and William Elder, aergeuntOCTOBER 28 Legion Poet were Sixth DieCDU. REINHART at-arnu. Admissions Tbs Altamonta Springs Vol­ bert, assisted by Mrs. Donitld Auxiliary ‘officers Inatallad trinatlon course'* In Philadel­ Cecil* Hendrix, Mattie Single­ unteer Fire Department will Dunn Sr., is starting a club were Mrs. Harold Kryder, phia, then report to the Enter­ ton, Hill Jordan, Wlllla Rig­ Wieners « Smoked Sausage FRESH MEATY hold a re-organlxaUonal meet­ for the boys. president; Mr*. Letha Ward, prise, the world's first and gins, all cf Sanfortl; Carolyn Miss Lucy Nowlin, of the ing at T:30 p. m. Tuesday In vica president; Mrs. Kenneth only nuclear-powared aircraft .Musun, Geneva; Frank deFarfid* Power snd Light • Homemade SauBage lii* Ciiy Hall building. Walbritlge, secretary; Mrs. currier, as air officer. It Is hoped thet a t (his Company, gave a demonstra­ Jongh, Dellary; Betty Fehl, Clyd* kerce, treasurer; Mrs. meeting the group will be tion on using an electric Tha Enterprise la th* sea­ Orland* Rtiisell C o r w i n , chaplain; going home of S a n f o r d ' a able to enroll a ehlef and ad­ blender making a fresh vege­ Birth* Charles G. Wilke, 84, of 420 Mrs. Thomas Huraton, ser- Heavy Attack Squadron 7. ' ditional volunteers w h o s e table dip and a low-cal fruit Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Coopwork does not lake them out drink. These, plus two low- Summerlin Avenue, Sanford, gaunt-at-arms anil Mrs. Leon­ In Cdr. Reinhart's new Job, af. Lake Monro* of the area during the day. cal cheesecakes mad* by died Saturday evening at the ard Casselberry, historian. Discharges he will bo director of the I,A Certificate of Servica waa 100-foot flat top’s air opera­ Shirley Taylor, Jamea CartAny retired men of the com­ mtmbsrs and a delicious car- Orange Memorial Hospital In presented to C o m m a n d e r tions. munity who have had pest rott cake made by Mr*. Dew­ Orlando. ladge, Karen Green, Galon Bom Aug. 1, 18W, In Jersey Kryder by District Command­ experience aa a fireman are ey Denton were served with VAII-I is currently In the Ravelx, Theodor* Johnion, particularly urged to attend. the sack lunch enjoyed by City, N. J.. he had lived In er Danrsky who alto prevent­ midst of a seven-month cruise Ellen Grissom, Eunlc* Blake, the 23 members In attendance. Sanford for the past 33 years. ed one for moat outstanding aboard the USS Independence William Johns, all of Sanford; After the luncheon mcmburi He was s retired farmer and membership achinvemant to The camel la mean and illwith the U. S. Sixth Fleet in and Preston Jen**, Osteea (emperad and nsver makes were shown Interesting items a member of the First Pres­ the Post. the Mediterranean. msds In plastic by Mrs. Don byterian Church. Joe Pavelchak, Lyman Sen­ friends with humans. Cdr. Hainhart haa bean sta­ aid Norton and M p. .Gladys 8urvlvors are hi* wife, Mrs. ior. who wna th* Post'* Boy*} tioned in Hanford sines July Russia Orbits FAMILY SIZE Murphy. Plans for th*o knit­ Elisabeth Wilke of Sanford; State Representative in Talla­ 1041. 20th In Series ting and crochet lesson sche­ ons son, Charles F. Wilke of hassee last summer, gave a MOSCOW (UPI) — The duled for th* meeting ware Clean, N. Y.; two daughters. report on hi* activities there. n c r r r t o i 's v .«h r WOnCK IS h.r.hy alien that postponed due to absence of Mrs. Betty Jane Deal of Soviet Union Friday launched Joe, who was sleeted to tha X am engaaed In bualn*** at tiis Instructor. into orbit the 20th In s lerlex LIMIT 4 WITH $$ ORDER Lancaster, Pa., and Mrs. 11 o u t a of Representatives, Longwood PT O t i l Oranaita Court, ftanford. of unmanned space eatellitye P-mlnnl# County, PlnrM*, un­ Mary Ann* Graham of .San­ found the Hoys’ State pro­ it.r tha flatltlona name nf. designed to prrpnre the way ford; six grandchildren; one gram extremely linpreaslvo T o Hear Talk It H M I N O t. K nMlI.IXIIINO HUNLITE 303 CANS additional manned flights, COMPANY, and that I Inttnd Halloween Party sister, Mrs. Anns Ahrend of and educational. He waa In­ LIMIT 1 WITH $5 ORDER O n Communism for In rte la t.r .aid namn with the official Txss news agency New York; two brothers, troduced by Larry Mapleadon, lha Clark or tho Circuit Court. By Donna Este* •aid. Christian Wilks of New Je r­ Il.mlnnla County, Florid., In To Be Held A t Americanism Chulrman. CPO Georg* felgar of the accordant, with tha provisions Th* iate|llt« — nicknamed sey, and Ben Wilke of San­ MIRACI.F. WHIP — Limit 1 With Order A moment of allenr* wna ob­ Sanford Naval Air Station of tha YIelltlou* Nnmn Sta Sanford Church Cosmos 20 — Is the latest re­ ford. AND tut**. to-wlt: S.MInn 1*101 served in the memory of will speak on Communism for Florida Btatutaa HIT. search vehicle In s program Funeral services will be Ths Junior ChriiUsn Youth Luther Mynderae who served Tuesday's X p. m. meeting HI*: Jamas T. Talmada*. J r. SAXET 303 CANS ruMl.h Oct. T. 14, 11, li. III* Fellowihlp of ths Sanfortl Con held at 10:30 a m. Tuesday as adjutant of the Post until nf th* Ixingwond Elementary announced by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during a CPN-1T gregitional Church, P a r k at ths First Presbyterian PLANTATION LAKGK RAG hi* recant death. PTO in the school auditorium. speech ha gave March 18, Aventia and 24th Street, will Church with Hsv. Grover C. n o T irw n r a a i.n ---------- 4 Report.* will b* made by 1082. Nolle* l« tier.br sl*»u that sponsor a Halloween Parly Sewell officiating. Hurlal will formant to th* final it.rr.a for the church school child be in Oaklawn Memorial the executive board on plan.* of farartnaur* anil aala anltr Collins Hits to sponsor movies at the at In th* rau>« n*»dlnx In ren, gritlos one Ihrouch six Park. GALLON achool on th* first and thirst tha Clrnult t'nurt tn amt fur to be held next Friday at the Active pallbearer* will be Time Limit O n Hamlnol* County. Florida, raaa Satunlay of csch month from docket numb*. Dll*, tha un- church beginning at 8:30 p.tn It. A. Cobb, Uurk* Steele, 11. 2 until 4 p. m. beginning tn daralanad c t.rk wilt .all tha There will b# a spook It. Lalng, J. C. Hutchison, Commercials property eltiiated In aald Conn, house, dramatic ghost stor­ Charts* Lawson ami Henry November. A small admis­ PINT PLASTIC ly ilaarrlhad aa: MINNEArOLIS. M i n n . sion will be charged ami !.ot S. Itlock F, Strvt.AND ies, group singing, apple Schumacher. (UPI1— The president of the KSTATKO. a aubdlvlalon, popcorn, peanut* and soft Hriixin Funeral Home in N a t i o n a l Assuciation uf drinks will be sold. arcordlns to a plat titer, ducking, grand march and costume prlies. charge of arrangement!. of, recorded In fla t tkmk Hroadcssler* (NAR) has urg Also presented for general |Hoof Cleaning tl, paeae ta tn I] of the In charge of arrangements PINT BIT*il that broadcasters confer discussion will be the crown­ Publlo tlacarda of Mml- arc Linda Green, treasurer 3 - Sc Per Sq. Foot n.il» County, Ptorin*. F e h lIn fa n t with newspaper editors over a ing of a king and quern at Itubleet to »n #.i ..merit for Mike Drown, secretary and EACH federal proposal to limit com­ the Harvest Carnival to be public uttlltHf alone the •Lillies Palmer, vire presi­ YENTSCH Dies A t Birth a.iulhart) Ictl fa.t and th# mercial time on radio and held Nov. XI on the school Maintenance Service w-it.rljr riv* r*• t of *aM leUl dent. Other committee mem­ The infant son of Mr. and television. 1.302 K. 21 1*1. FA 2-1813 I BLUR SEAL — Limit 3 With $1 Order grounds. bers are Tommy Howard, Mr*. Kenneth C. Fehl, No. 2 President Leltoy Collins T o f « ( h * r w i t h t h t fo llo w in g living I l f |sr<a|i«r(> w h ich i r « Darlene Robertson, Sieve Hal­ Sherry Avenue, North Or­ said at tha opening session W # » # t | tn a fiat ft# r m» Item Ip In- ley, Marti* McMillan and lando, died shortly after birth of a regional NAB cunfercncc • U l U d »■ • p t r l of th * Im LIMIT 4 WITH $1 ORDER Colecn Gay. k l>rov«m»iit« on ■«it| l i n d i Sunday at Seminole Memorial Thursday the Federal Com­ SHU It FHF.S 11 O n t Cl K ltA frlg « r* (o r. lloxpitul. munications C o m m i s s i o n Mt.tifl l<ami i it (rUs'trtsit h w r u l Zk’* l * 3 t ? ; On« il K Cither than his parent* h* (FCC) proposal was a dial Each j . * M Ntal J l t f l U * il S. J. Olsen, 84, la survived by a brother, Ken­ lenge to the entire area of ( • U c t r l t f ) Maf U I TFM10ITU. 9. NO. 1 WHITE free communications. I; On« O 12. Hot w*t «r neth C. Fehl II. Limit 6 With II Order 11 •'4 1• i YOlZ M ir, Dies A t Home Gruvmid* service* will he Collins said earlier discus <»|#, t p | r ) . K«rUI ILTfTHoren John Olsen, H4, of held at 9 a.in. Tuesday ut siuns with editors h a v e 0»2T| Oil* I m •i ’h t r r u N|t«c« M - a i g r / l lo *.»| 14 tik. Mo* t!lit lake Klluli Drive, I 'asset- Oaklawn iiiu d s k y p : iu o z . Cemetery w i t h brought a shower of favorable •1*1 3 S J-I I n l l i . t u r U I IttSM; berry, died Saturday at hie Chaplain Robert Dual offici­ editorials supporting the NAD v mi# v i c t o r C l l n t t * Kitch* 10 LB. HA(> • ii l i i h n j g i l*'4ii! T i n Vtn* home. position that limitations arc ating. • (1411 1111II a|# ( I l l 4 t . * t ) tn 4 f i * A retired carpenter, h* Gramkow Funeral Home in an Infringement on f r e e ufadiuritl hf H#nk«rlk IlIRDSKYE I I Bbroadcasting. Ulna# 4 tl >1 Cat Hit CoilllMlUF. moved to Cas.vlbarry 11 years charge of arrangement*. M t • fui i. r i o r l u ago. T«»g »•i h r r w i t h all s t r u o t u r t l Surviving ar« his widow, • till lm |$ ro « A tu * n tl now a n t A ll, NEW l i a r t s f i t r mi ■•!«! U n i|. 41111 Mts. Jennie Olsen, Casselberf!« (u r« « A t t a c h e d ( h i r t l o , autj iy; sons, Robert W. Olsen of SARA LEE II OZ. • II t i n t s . I#«ti#». |arr»o#4j«. «rvt J)f*ilU‘ •LOrUlllg eg» a| lQ AitlUf t u-selberry, Arthur Olai-n of f ro m #i?d p r w l t f t , all of Dt-.>i'luiiva, 111. and Norman whl< ti n r « In c lu d e d w i t h i n th« ft) FKolub i l k i c r l p i i u u i i h | t h i Ul.en of Lexington, h>. and Interior Acrylic 1* itiviulunt t h « r « o | | AltU All seven grandchildren. SARA lf :k I t OZLatex Paint RED DEI.lt llll S Kite a t t a i n . • I t o t r l c . WAt«r. ai$4 Funeral .ervices will be o f l i t r h i A t l n g . c o tiltln f, r#frl* ONE COAT g slltttf, l i g h t i n g , p lu m b in g , held a t 3 p.m. Tuesday st trrtg A tltig . and n o um i’ |...w *«r • / 41# #i m a ililn iA , ai »- the Niblack Funeral HounP I U qaoa. fiitu M -e , Ami Appur* ('huprl ill t'aiM-llM-rry with Huy One (Jal. — U M iiu g g , w h i c h n o w 4fA or Rev. (.'arrul! lllakeslee offi­ FANCY m a y hAroAftor p t r U l n to, nr (let One FUEL! I LR. RAC. bi w i t h . In, n r on #aM ciating. llurial will be in the pi#M»l»#». • gAn t h o u g h ih#y bt l.ongwood t'einetrry. OUTS FAN DING HIDING I’llH hit d«t»t iiri.i o r «IctActiAbto CAN IIK SCRUBBED UNION IU DA IS a : pJU lIu wain, |f> th o hlgt*##t 1)1(1 KS IN 30 MINUTES • ' d b«ot b i d d e r f u r • t # h b«U csii t h o Imjufb o f i l i v m NO PAINTY ODOR DRY o 'c lo ck Iti th # fi*rom»'in Atnl Tiros O n Blink, SOAP AND WATER CLKAN-IT Organ Program For Tonight Is Outlined Mrs. R. B. Forbes Legion Auxiliary Is Speaker For Gets Charter At Geneva Club Unit 256 Banquet FRYERS I P 's LB. OP STEAK 69 LB. Fire Department To Reorganize lb. 39c LEAN POT ROAST Charles Wilkie Dies In Hospital NECK .4 1 BONES LBS. ’ Copeland Lard Legal Notice II BREAD 10c TOMATOES SALAD DRESSING 39c qt. MEAL or GRITS . , THRIFTY BLEACH CUT GREEN BEANS HOOD 33 BLEACH HOOD EZ STARCH OLEO . . lb. BISCUITS POTATOES Corn, Peas & Tomatoes RHUBARB . . . . Rol Hide CHEESE CAKE . . . 39 APPLE SPICE CAKE APPLES is i SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs. t w o u 'a J o r k In Iho nfiirn«»on o n lUo l l l t h d a y o f Uotokor. U4J. At t h a r r o n t Doo r of th # BamiMul# •’o u s t f I 'o u rt* )i«a«8 In H a n f o rd , b*lor!444C«irr%T tfCAL) A r t h u r If B01 Kirltti, J r , C l « r k u f t h o C i r c u i t c.'uuil ll> klA rth o T. V l h U n I ' c p u t y iMorh T i i J t l n g i . W 41U , C U r k * n 1 H am ilton l ia r u A tt N u t t n n a t f l a n k ll!4g. Jlffk A o n v Illo 7. FI >rt<l4 •ibllgh UwL I I , U43 .a L . r N A S A Reports WASHINGTON f l ’I’l) Th# Tiro* VI weather aatellit* la on the blink. The Na­ tional Aurouautira and S|>#vc Administration (NASA) said Thursday Tiros VI had de­ veloped s malfunctioning In its focus current regulator, kieeluig pi-lusa UutueUwsi, The Only I'uint With ONIONS A WHITTEN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Ainu Cun He Tinted 1,500 Different Colins Mary Carter Paints 200 \V. 1st ST. FA 2-3C19 P R IC K S GO OD 3 lb. bag NIKI \ \ E l) . 39 ill ANTITA RIGHTS RESERVED TIP TOP SUPERMARKETS Ith. SI. X Siinfurd Av*. l i n o w . 1 3 th . s i . �* / i s it* S ta ftfrl Mon. Oct. 21, '65— fv rttt 8 'B ig L ift' O ff T o n ig h t 13.000 of the troops. Transport planet will take off from four air bases at In­ tervals ranging from 33 min­ utes to an hour until a total of 14,300 troops, tankers and infantrymen from Fort Hood and artillerymen from Fort FT. HOOD. Tex. (UPI) — Tha United States assembled troops, fliers and planes from Texas to Milne tods? to show the world that It can put 16,000 Army and Air Force men with supporting aircraft In Germany within 72 hours. The project, whose codename Is Operation “ Btg Lip,” begins one mluule after uiiJnight tonight when a 0 3 3 Jet transport takes oft with 70 men from the 2nd “ Hell on Wheels" Armored Divis­ ion in it. The 2nd Division will supply Sill, Okla., are in Germany. The moment the first CI33 takes off from Bergstrom Air Force Bate In Austin, Air Force support planes will start taking off for Europe from Dow and Loring Air Force Base in Maine and Conference Day Set In Oviedo B y Bernice K elsey • Friday of this week has been set aside at Oviedo School for conference day. Itegular school will not be lp session however the teach­ ers will be present for con­ sultation with the parents between the hours of 8 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. . Parents of elementary stu­ dents will be contacted for appointments. No conferences are being scheduled by high school teachers unless sped fically called for by the par­ ents. Myrtle Beach AFB, S. C. The Air Force contribution to "Big Lift" is 1.300 men. The support planes, includ­ ing about 100 rocket-firing jet fighters, will cover the 2nd Division when it tries to stop an "attack" on West Ger­ many by an enemy division. Another U. S. Division al­ ready In Europe will play the role of attacker. In addition to the jet fight­ ers, 42 other planes including reconnaissance air craft and C130 cargo planes with me­ chanics and repair facilities will fly to Germany. The troop-carrying trans­ port planes will take off from Bergstrom AFB. James Connally AFB at Waco. Tex.. Sheppard AFB. Wichita Falls, and Gray Army Air Base, next door to Ft. Hood. Bear Lake Community Club Names Halloween Winners By SMrky Wentworth S p o o k s , hobgoblins and headless horsemen were vary much in evidence at the cov­ ered dish supper and Hallo­ ween treat held Thursday evening by the Bear Lake Community Club at the Flor­ ida Power Clubhouse preced­ ing the regular monthly meet­ ing of- the cluh. The witches, clowns and fairies paraded before the Judges anJ winners were Gayle Nichols snd Bonnie Speir, in the youngest class; Veralyn Viet*. Deborah Boet­ tchers and Robert and John Chapman, in the intermediate group and Jessica Neel. Len­ ny Bath. Charles Chapman and Linda Martell in the sen­ ior group. Judging the paraderx were Mrs. James Wood. Mra. J . N. Ancrura and Ruasell Loo­ mis. Winners were awarded sjlver dollars and all child­ ren present received bags of candy. Alter the supper hour, the meeting was called to order by President William G. Car­ flw eft* w n Miller aad M n a > hola. j Hostesses for penter who suggested that a January in the hope of in­ meeting w l bo Mra representative group from the creasing attendance. New members accepted in and Mra. Raymond club attend Thuraday'a Joint meeting at the Civic Center In Sanford when the State Far Constitutional Amendments to P ro p e rly be voted upon Nov. 3 will be discussed. Those planning to attend are Mrs. Ancrum, C. D. Pence and Mrs. ‘Jam es Nic­ hols. “ Cards will be sent notify­ Casually ing the membership of the 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 November. December a n d club's monthly meetings for J J r t t lllU W A Y # McKIBBIN Q UALITY <S JMf 8/(» DifKtlNC f IN OU9 AMATS C lub To Meet KENNETH W. Hurke, AME-2, is Riven the oath of office tut he rtvenlists for four yearn nlxmnl the USS Saratoga in the Mediterranean. Hurke is sworn in by Ctlr. J. L. Shipman. commandinR officer of Heavy Attack S<pindron 0, based at Sanford Naval Air Station. The Saratoga is sche­ duled to return uhout Friday to her home port, Mnyport, Fla. The Bear Lake Homs Demonstration Club will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. L. Hub bard. 802 Bear Lake Circle. Co-hostess for the meeting will be Mrs. Donald Riley. 100 E. First St. French Ave. & IL'tlh . Pul met to Ave. Ac 3rd SI. For a new flavor to a fruit salad, add a little honey to the salad dressing. BEG. 49g SWIFT PREMIUM SLICED DtlF ytrestone-PHILCO Liver....*39/ Wieners *49/ Bologna.. * 39/ Brweiger * 39/ Cheese.. «£55/ Small . . Lean REG 59g COPELAND ALL MEAT S -!?"»«w5r,2.v “WALTZ THRU WASH DAY Quontity High** Anarwad Puces Good Ttwv October 2 M is « ( ,„ £ w « » COPELAND CHUNK with this efficient, low-priced PH ILCO -BENDIX . • Fresh Fork SPARE RIBS COPELAND CHUNK 4-CYCLE AUTOMATIC W A SH ER 23 EXTRA STAMPS wish SUPERliRANO C O tT . 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In this country artists and archi­ tects often have complained of being consigned to too small a place in the nation's life. Many thoughtful men find the complaint hard to answer. The other day a new complaint Was registered by Walter Gropius, celebrated architect who haa been in the vanguard of modern design here and in Europe. Said he in • speech st Williams college: 'This is the century of science. The artist is only a luxury member of society. True art is doomed to languish as long ss science is sup­ posed to have tne only answers for our predominantly materialistic per­ iod." What Gropius is saying is that there la too much attention to the mere function of things, too little to the look of things. When men build, or otherwise shape their environment, they usual­ ly do this for eminently practical reasons. They are putting up houses, •tores, offices, factories and so on. But human beings are lovers of beauty, both natural and man-made. They IUn to be surrounded by things that are more than just practical. A man-made environment that Is strict­ ly utilitarian can be deadening. Gropius complains that much of what man builds fails on this test. and he adds th at "modern man has developed a kind of Gallup poll men­ tality, a mechanistic conception of relying, on quantity instead of quol- Peter Edson H e Got W ord There's M ore Gold In Them There H ills ity.M H e thinks that if we are to find a proper life balance we m ust rely upon better education which some­ how will draw out the "creative po­ tentialities of every individual." Out of this, he says, must come new importance for the “form-giv­ ing artist, the creative architect or designer whose task it is to control the visual manifestations of our pro­ ductive life . . . . of our whole phys­ ical environment." Gropius states the case perhaps too strongly. One would think Amer­ ica is producing no beautiful build­ ings a t all, when in fact it has a good many stunning structures to exhibit. Yet anyone who has examined the environment made by our pres­ ent-day cities from const to coast m ust conclude with him th at there is fa r too little really worth looking at. Zoning ordinances, building codes and building economics seem to play a fa r more basic role in design than does attractiveness. Americans always have justified their predominantly utilitarian struc­ tures by saying they were "too busy” to do more with them. Men who understand the rich rewards of a more balanced outlook would con­ tend this amounts to saying people are too busy to live full lives. SOU UWB. M1LWAUXR JOURNAL Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Letters To The Editor Our goal this year Is $48,cerned. Many of the squadrons Editor, The Herald: 1 fc«l another report com­ are deployed overseas and It 42'i.UU with adorations os foling on and you know better will be Impossible for all af lowsi than I whether It ihould be them to get their contribu­ Boy Scout* ______ 17,800.00 sn "Editor Letter” or a nsws tions In before the official Children’s Home Item on tha front page. So clues of the campaign whieh Society ................ 2,800.00 has bean set at Oct. 31 here foea— Family Counseling The Navy has always coma Till, year it la tha consensus Service ....... 2,360.00 3,400.1)0 among thoie connected with to tha front and left nothing Girl Bcouto ...... — the United fo n d of Seminole to bo desired In the way of Good Samaritan County that tha only figure* rooperatlon. Last year the 2,176.00 Homs ____ ___ reported In connection with total contribution from Hnt- Mental Health Ah o c . . ................ 1.400.00 the current drive will be ac­ wlng Ons was $4,008.29 -nil tual pledgea received (this In­ from HNAS $1,100.44, making Red Croaa ........ ... 7,900.00 cludes cash received with the a grand total of fit.OUH.73 or Salvation Army _ 10.800.00 pledge card and/or tha amount a llttls better than one-six lb UHO ____________ 3,700.00 to be billed to the contributor of our 938,000.00 goal of last Kxpenses and Cont. 6,500.00 according to hfa wlihea, l.e. year. lleatrva for Lome* 1,000.00 F, monthly, quarterly or semi­ It seems to be the policy of annually). This ie considered professional fund raisers to CAMPAIGN cash In tha total toward the include In the total report fig­ TOTAL $48,426.00 goal aa all pledges sre pre- ures sums which they are rea­ aumsbly mads in good faith sonably sure will cume in. Ksecutive Secretary and that amount of money While this Is a definite-help United bund of Seminole Co. should ha in thle office W ore to tha morale of everyune, it can still be detrimental at the Editor, Herald; oUr nest campaign. United Fund progress re­ close of a campaign If these The Lake Monro* Elemen­ ports will Include only pledges amounts don't actually mate- tary School parent* would and eash received In our office riallse. Ilk* to plesd to all motorists You know we are conducting traveling In the area of this even though It may have been collected by a Chairman or our present campaign with all school to please consider Ills one of his volunteer co-work­ “ local talent" In an endeavor safety of our children walking ers who is waiting to complete to save money where ever pos­ to and from school. his Job before turning In bis sible and are therefore fur There are no sclmnl signs collections. While we realise from professional. Actually nr warnings to remind you of that we will In all probability w* are freling our way along thu school being nearby. In­ make a alow climb toward the and reaching out for any Ideas stead of school warnings, top of the "feather,’* we have or techniques bill make it wn tim e is s 4U mph speed limit will. And we da want the pub­ sign. every hope of making It. Our friends In the Navy, lic, our partners in this com KffurU hate litrn made to both Hatwing One anil Han­ munity project, to be fully secure proper school warn­ ford Naval Air Ntntlon, arc aware at *11 times of how ings for Lake Monroe School, behind the eight-bull insofar much la collected and how it Although our plea of help s i the tints element ie con­ la disbursed. he* hern made, we have had no results. We, the parents nf Lake OUtt HOARDING HOUSE Monroe School, would like to taka this opportunity to say (THCLUH'U. BI-. p p o u o ] that until our problem is C\OPTl IAT, A!AVDrf solved, please be careful and i GAD,-SNUFFY,YOU’VE NEVERU£AR0 UAIO t<>& ( C M i C T S . . Of BXPfcRieNCEfi in VJOKI.O watch for our children. ’ m e w wa WA'i a < ,-/AK t —■u M .tv n w L O T o ro M Je v Mrs. Richard Sclmittler ; OlDB 6HOW HAk-H K MASK THAT'.AVI n AW LIIT, fdVtKALhVMtt AOOto Acf U>tY (Editor's note; bopt. K. lLh£* / YCIKCUI tXJWKl TH* UMr.c, IftTHU BAYTU • OFTUti IWAWf I'D U k/T O •-OMMtf, YrSfES,VlMY T. Milne* staled that appli­ ' c e c IIIMTEtVTOJ AKRArl.CAMBKAt, AMlt sK», , cation lias been mads In the I’AcX Ht5 N ot c;r.t;U tniTlM ,ii0lt.50N r, AsdO Stair Road llcpartaieiit fur trt 4ECCXJM/-~T*t TXrclATttdCi *TM&' naming aims on HR 13, —I— ^ r —UUMjK‘t b j H t . l J [ n i 'l L4 a -u o !) end it haa Inin approved. 5L The sign* nill h« plated \ shortly.) m i Norms asks several ques­ Fur example, we aik him highest level of feebleminded, tions that are of srtd« popu­ If he Is a little boy or a running up to 70. This means that a grown lar interest so scrapbook little girl and have him try to count four pennies, mean­ man or woman with the alert­ this case. It explains the while pointing to each one. ness of a normal child of only difference betweeq a psy­ The tasks vary, depending B to 11 years, is a moron. chiatrist vs. s psychologist on his sgs. And he I* then But that level of Intelli­ sod shows how wo derive rated against what normal gence still permits many a child's I. Q. as well as (■year-olds, S-year-olds, etc., work functions, especially of Uio various levels cf the may do. a manual U>mr sort. frrhlcmlndrd. His final l.q. is Uien obtain­ CASE <)II0: Norms V„ ed by dividing his menial age After trying all other need 17, is a higti school sen­ by his calendar sge and then method* to reduce lomi ior. multiplying that quotient by "Dr. Crane," she began, too to wipe out decimal folks should simply live with­ in their seams. "I am confuicd. What is the points. difference between a psychia­ Thus, a child who perform­ trist and a psychologist? "And what is a psychoana­ ed the tasks of a normal 5year-old but who was only lyst? 4 years old by the calendar, "And how do you find a would have sn I.Q. of 133 c h i l d ' s Intelligent* quo! (3 4 x 100). tient?” To be mors precise, we us­ A psychiatrist is always a ually state his mental and physician with a M. D. de­ calendar ages in months, so gree. the figures would be « o « Rut !«■ simply focusses or. time* 100. nervous and mental disorder* If, however, that 4-year-old Initead of children's diseases, obstetric* or other medical could perform only the tasks typical of a 3-year-old, then specialties. his l.q. would be 3ts a a ioo A psychologist can be any­ or 75 body who observes hi* com­ Now aa to the various panions ami leatiu what grades of feeblemindedness. makes them tick. Anybody with an l.q. of 70 bo a psychologist technical­ or less is regarded as feeble­ ly doesn't nertl even an 8th minded. grade diploma. Hut (lie usual teacher of The lowest level of the fee­ psychology in college and the bleminded is (he Idiot, with clinical or consulting psy­ an 1 q. of aero to 10. Next comes ihe imbecile, chologist* in Industry, thus whose l.q. may run to SO. hold a d'H-tor of philosophy And the moron I* thus tindegree (Ph. Dd, A psychoanalyst, too, may or may not be a college gra­ duate And he definitely Is nut required to luve a rnedi cal degree, though he often dons. Psychiatrists amt psycholo­ gists often use psychoana­ lysis a* one of their methods for helping untangle snarled emotional lives. in my case I am l>oth a psychiatrist ( Ml ) ) as well as teaching psychologist (Ph. II ) and a psychoanalyst, be­ sides I To find a child’s t nielli| gcnce quotient ( I Q ) we try to obtain the complete co­ operation of a child in many test items. First Y.W.C.A. in tha Unit Rhythm is much more Im­ cd .States was organized st portant Ilian melody in Afri­ Uoiton In liktt. can music. 10 ©f)f &mfard frralfi ur l * 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., October 2 1 , lO t i i t C ounty reriiL iA Moalsty E d ito r rtsN K i editor SHIHt.KV J. (IN A vr C tS M ltlsd M anager rnAXK i i u T i i m s C lrru la tlsn sc nat m m ox a n a s By Mall ■*iHla*l* Canary *11 o t h e r |v 91 i Tsar $11 os 1 I » a r Its Week *.71 I M o n t h s MS I Months ISO 1 M onth* S.tS t Sloa'.hs l.W t Month 1 OS l Month |t \ It. Posts) B**ul»:lo is ptovli* U K sit mall aubscrlptluas L* p-.lt ta a ir a a c s. Hows ll*lliary L down as a sacrifice on the altars of economy. Latin American reaction to this possibility setnta to be that whatever Is wrong with tha Alliance for Progress is primarily tbs fault of United States bad management. The contention is that the program cannot be ran from Washington. They want It run hy a Latin American organisation and not between the U. S. and each country, separately. Any thought that tha Unit­ ed States will turn o v .r to an International organisation the control of wholly U. S. appro­ priated fundi is ridiculous. Congress would never ap­ prove. United State* officials have made dear to ths Latin Amer­ icans, however, that their In­ creased participation in plan­ ning ths Alliance for Progress would be welcome whenever they furnish ths bulk of the resources for development. In two years, only seven of the 19 Latin American coun­ tries hsvs been able to work out their own development plans. United States aid cannot be considered aa a subsidy to make up for loss of foreign markets or lew commodity prices caused by their own overproduction. Coffee coun­ tries, for instances, must div­ ersify their economies. 114 United Stott* loans cannot be doled out endlessly to close gaps caused by runaway infla­ tion, as in Brazil. And there must b# a wholt new school of politicians, car­ eer publie servants and ad­ ministrators developed to giva Latin American countries re­ sponsible government. They need better educational sys­ tems gnd must provide them for themselves. "Only the governments of Latin America can bring about the basic reforms which, soundly conceived and Imple­ mented, will ultimately help to make democracy secure," says Alliance for Progress co­ ordinator Teodoro Motroso. The question is not whether there will be enough U. S. dol­ lars to finance these undertak­ ings. It is whether there is enough patience to wait for the Latin Americans to carry out their part uf the program. OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental lied* So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 ia -w* irVv.7 WITH Life IT’S A GJM LIFE! fur your kids and wifo. w pr i l l LaLtvx how A d a p t-A lla n adds to w a r e s a. a tc t.u w , B uiruit tv n m i u w i i . s SUMS WKLI.S i it f.ii vax r u . r M.chait'cst Hunt. M jiiaglni editor J tv it; wilt,■:vi VHi.tt J i n v w i .t .i .s Musln*** M e n s H t r WASHINGTON (NEA) — News from Latin America al­ ways seems to b* the most dis­ couraging and there la much more of it. This la emphasised by the overthrow of the Juan Bosch government in Dominican Re­ public and thu Ramon Viileda Morales government in Hon­ duras, for being too demo­ cratic. In the past year there has been trouble of soma kind in every country from Mexico to Honduras, back up tha East coast to Venexusla and across the Caribbean to Cuba. If thera was Just ona coun­ try whsra the outlook was really bright, thsra would be hope and more encouragement. The United States has bjen pouring aid Into L atin^fn erlea lines Nelson Rockefeller took over the Good Neighbor Policy in 1940. Twenty years later—after nearly |4 billion hud been lonned or given sway —this effort really boomed with President Kennedy's Al­ liance for Progress program. Some $1.5 billion has been expended on It in fiscal year* 1962 and 19G3. Another $600 million hae been asked for the current fiscal year. This would make the total |rt billion. Tentative congressional cuts of 25 per cent or $150 million on this year's program have raised cries of alarm from the administration that it will sabotage the program. But the opposition to it Is based on a contention that foreign aid to Cuba did not prevent Fidel Castro from tak­ ing over any mors than aid to Bosch prevented tha generals from throwing him out for be­ ing soft on tha Communists. So even if forslgn aid Is not directly responsible for Latin American instability, ths Alli­ ance for Progress may be cut flameless Electric Cooking is a Snap! Ask your Cnilf life P Political Notebook your fam ily aactxitp. G u lf L ife INSURANCE CO M P A N Y m H a n 's no tu MESMk with a modem ductile nanf * Everything cooks saxier, tastes bettor. Accurate automatic controls maintain desired temperatures • • . exvd pot-wntchingl M eats cook w ith Ices shrink­ age. Foods retain precious vitam ins and minerals. P ots end pans stay shiny-bright. Walls and curtains ■toy cleaner longer. N o wonder more than a million Florida familtoB have switched to electric cooking « * . flamdoM mokes the big difference! \ T hs new electric ranges com# in m any decorator Colors and styles. See them now a t your aloctric appliance dealer. "A U T O M A T IC " •75(m i %oM>&Lj£x' flamele** £& $& £***£ I M 4 N A 70# FLO I I DA P O W E R A U I H T C O M P A R T m l h h %m a o nomoA W. Scott Burns 207 Magnolia Arc. y y ___ tJ “ CH EAPER" �/* /* f: WuxT-.B (Djuxa Qbby • Mon. Oct. 21, '63— Page 3 Television MONDAY P. 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I 99 111 I 91 I I) I 99 ► • 9:99 < 10 I 09 I 19 D u * r t,:r« E r a l e S a r d S aew Firet I m p rr tilo n F a t h e r K n o w e lleet 4 earth fo r T t n e e raw fi) T ruth t r Cons*, u u en , e* (I) O u l d l n c l . i f h l 19) ( U r h t l o r F e t h e r III G e n e r a l w o j p . t a l ( 3) New* Ke * • Tka W e r l d T e r s e I I I M l - KlA New* 13) Science C i T-afttlm* ( I ) Pev ew er d C l Ann S o u t h e r n (I) Art L ln h le lttr C l D ay In C o u r t l i t T h * Doctor* I*, To Tell Th* T r u t h C l M i m a Tounf ( I ) g « * * a F o r A D ap (*> Th* Diet* o f S i i i h t ( I ) Wk* Do To« T ra w l <3> Too Do n ’t Say (II D o u ilae Edw arde Newt (II l e e r t t S l s r a C ) Trallm a»ter 111 T h * Match O ats* |4 ) lln ela W alt IS) t l i r n e A Alien C l Maverick Ml C trtoon* (3) Neweeop# I I I Deere tt To R o a v e r DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band love* to make thine*, lie’s ma,lc ceramic aeh trays and candy dishes as pretty as anythin* you can buy in the stores. And he can fix anything. He's only been through sixth grade but I know if he had a doIt-Youreelf dental kit he could fix teeth. (Just min# and the kids’ — he wouldn’t go into business or anything like that.) Are such kits available? I heard they were, but when I wrote to Sear* they took it as a joke. MRS. O. J. I . DEAR MRS. O. J. J.: Skill in dentistry is acquired through years of study and. practice. Don't be sore at Sears. There is no such “kit.” Fortunately I *9 .o Fro m ♦ Q 10194 ♦ AS Booth Hr** North Fast 1♦ 1 N.T . l ’a s s F it* 3«sj3 1'ars tu -a 1 a 2 N.T , J’,..* Upcmng lead—99 3 produce a ciub trick end he wants to be able to let his partner make the club trick after the heart suit ia cleared up and not before. DO V O U * BRAKES O R A B f SQUEAL? PULL TO LETT Carry Out Orders I'li. 322-9616 ! « ■■■« I !!■ ■ ! 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RTBNSTHuM , DAVIS A MclNTOSH A tcb rn ty * for C t m i l l l t I* uRt d t f l c t D r a w e r m DKLKNMJS Sanford, F lu . OCT T H IS **’ I O ttih tr. A. D 1)92 l l * l « n M C o m p to n ) • Kx* -iitrlx o f th * K r t a t * of r .M A N U E L COMPTON FA 2-442# Zenith Color TV Salta 2449 Sanford Ave. PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED.. NOW thru WED. OPEN 1:30 SHOWS AT 2:00 - 1:23 - 4:13 • 0:53 t tiart, m ail* a p p l i c a t i o n t o th * ..H I J i l l * , for a (Inal **ttl*incnt of h *r n i l m l n l m t t l >n o f t a l l f a t a l * . *n4 f u r »n oril* r .! . - U r g i n g h*r »* *ueh E s - • S ervlet 2115 French A ve. ii I. $3000 Sals* Seminole TV • WHATABUROl R W h e e l TV RENTAL • Delicious ♦ K J 104* No o n e v u l n e r a b l e W < > Once East rises with tht ■re of clobs he leads hi* last heart and while South can struggle along and try all aorta of complicated plays in the other suits he is going to wind up behind the eight ball. 99 K 3 4 #43 a n d a day, buying staples In larger quantities, and having her teen-agers in the fam'Iy do some of her errand-runniug for her. There are enough hour* in the day for any homemaker, if ahe is willing to organize her time to her own advante age. <D) ♦ A 34 OiJo "VAMPIRES GHOST” plus -MANIA- r l tad »t tab! Urn*. th*n and 4a» 99J83 R O I ’T I I * n a b l e C o u n t y J o l t # o f f l e m ls o l * r . : n t y , F lo rid a , b*r final re­ t u r n , a c c o u n t and v»ueh* r». a* l . i * c u t r i i of th * Fatal* of i : \ t A M ' ILL COMPTON. i|*cr*«- :«e EAST ♦ 074 ♦ Q7 * * SAT. NITE I f--91. p irw it to lb# Honor- lh • ♦ 992 ♦ J 1 04 99 Q 10 8 5 : ♦ K» • watching daytima television, •ha can set herself a work schedule that ha* to be finished before she start*. If there'a not time for either, a fter her work ia done, she won't be missing too much. If ahe utrs her telephone instead of her automobile to find out where she can buy what she wants at the price she wants to pay, she can cut down considerably on shop­ ping time. She ran save even more by marketing once or twice a week, intend of once or twice C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "UNFINISHED SYMPH­ ONY”: Face the music, msestro, it's finished. Thera is NO second ending. iin m to ii s n o w COMPTON. Ihl* 11 9 A7 ♦ A J B7 WEST DEAR HUSBAND: Tell your wife to writs the or­ ganisation a letter, explain­ ing why shi la unabla to do justice to th* office. ragged trying to keep up a busy social life, aha can atop feeling that *he has to aerept every invitation th at comes her way. If she ia wearing herself out doing things for her chil­ dren that they are old enough to be doing for themselves, she ran change that easily enough. She can also cut down on tome of their activi­ ties that demand her time as a chauffeur. If she spend* hours every day gossiping on the tele­ phone and with neighbors and A By Oswald Jacoby I*' lb * <in1»f*i*n*4 will, on th * I i day of M o v t m U r , A. D. • ulfIs. IHt*4 NORTH ♦ KQJ 2 . “ r . T . IOW - In Dolor T e a * S l n t y W . W a r II l* » .||lt lo am «o lv •■999 SIX I.OVKS" D o t h la l i t * ante* - Color D*e**«*d. wivkL i i i n t r Calls* i* ti*r*by »lv*n that I DEAR ABBY: My wife told me that she had been railroaded Into the presi­ dency of an organization at the second meeting she attended. Silt said aha hadn’t even paid her mem­ bership duet because she wasn't sure she wanted to join the club. She also said that when her name waa brought up for president, she wasn't given a chance to say she didn't want it, t o * i t s : a T ! 91*. r>no i>9 aiio w . . . r i * * t U n i t R f * r a l i i l II* S eco n d Show. I n n p l t l * lo Ik* C'norf of I k . C o o o l * .loda*, l m l R . l t County, Slat* or I'lnrldo. lo Croli*)# I * n tk * 9:*tat* of I O N E ’: By Ruth Millett Luck of time is the biggeit in the time she squanders on homemaking problem to three b u s y work, non-essentials, o u t c f f i v e w ^ - n e r . a c c o r d i n g catering to childrens unrea­ to a recent government aur- sonable demands, puttering and spending far more time vey. ; There's not much that can in errand-running than is be done to solve that problem necessary. for the woman who combines If she belongs to an or­ a full time job with home- ganization that doesn't give making. She will always be her anything—either in the pushed for time as long «.* way of pleasure or a sense of doing something worthwhile she carries a double loud. But the full time homemak­ for ethers—she should resign e r can find all kinds of extra from it. Yet, most housewives time for herself if she looks waste time cm several such hard enough for it. Where time-consuming activities. she will find it, of course, ia If she is running herself but was voted in unani­ mously by a show of hands. I don't want iter holding an office in any clubs as the has t>vo preschool children and two in school, which keeps her busy enough at home. She says she's afraid if the tells them the can't accept the presidency, her name will be mud in the community — which is all right with mt. W hat do you think? MUD’S HUSBAND 4 iu 9 M U 9 \< ^ H ID E -IM T H E A T R I Legal Notice DMA S U E D DEAR "KNEW Touche! 1 Qacoby On (B hid qsi Passive defense consist* of making some lead that can't possibly cost you a trick. It works occasionally, but molt of the time the winning meth­ od is to attack. , Thu* West has hit choice between a passive spade lead nn,| an active heart lead. Should his partner hold five spades the spade lead would probably lie the winner. That is a possibility, but; West is looking a t a certainly. ll« docs hold five hearts and he should make the normal lead of his fourth besD Once he opens (hut fourth best heart there will be no way for South to make nine tricks provided that the de­ fense continues properly. South will duck the first heart in both hands nnd will have to win the second heart hi dummy. Then he will lead a low dull from dummy and it will be up to East to play second hand high and go right up with the ace. This sort of play is great strain for many bridge players and there Ere plenty of occasions fur a duck, but this is nnt one of them. East can see that he Isn’t going to set this hand unless his partner r"n U}& J k s W om an: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: "The no­ blest mother of them all’* has aiveays been, is now, and ever shall he, the girl who cares enough about her children-to-be to marry their father-to-be before her children are conceived. ■KNEW ONE" U. * m ifi on sovtto r a t loout oi oh tour am this t F to rM a ANY S IZ E P.ibltrh Oct. 3. It, 31. 19, 19*3. CON-19 Black T h is W e e k 's S p e c ia l! Our ,V*w T rs ode, idnMi/ird hg Utdallutu and shop merit, a r t O U A R 9N T IID I A f .ir v O M . U m O D .knm o -* r *o>l i . i* » k dmins St* •4 I n a l l * « • ! " « ' * ■ * * . ! roo d k a io n la | rw-ptirnhU fwmrlurv# »im•nailfr «w| |*| vw«r>.La? |wax «i<*f r*r »»'*• |ur rrwmd • M* )»•*!»» m*»9l*9 •ithejuc Hbiri# rv| l* rinenO na% (r*«.| «kr#r »wl Ini *9w| oe) lirt pibsa 1.1941W|)I at ISlIW Of ♦ aJfU.imaftA, J u st say “C h arg « i f each And Your K u h . Tiro . buy on e a sy t er ms W ith L rtlu c e A T o m a to S alad, F. Frit*, Onion Ring*, ilrrad A H im Sunday U uttrr i g n 't l f t u r t le - 1st & French FA 2-0244 SANDWICH SHOP 23lh A PARK I �Fill* 8— Mon. Oct. >1, ^88 V$» W i l l J w f f l Mrs. Gardner Penelope Waller, Nelson P. Conner Circle 3 Married At StMichael's Church Hostess For M lu Penelope Ann Waller, BO M arihla Lane, Orlando, and formerly of Banford, be* tam e the bride of NtUon Per­ ry Conner, of Jacksonville, OcU 19 at 1 p.m. at St. Mlcbael'a Episcopal Church, in Orlando. Bav. F. Vernon Quigley of­ ficiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Conner la the daughter at Mrs. Charles 0 . Marian, of Arlington, Va. Her stepfather, the late Mr. Marian was man­ ager of the Mayfair Inn In Sanford for seven years. The groom la the son of Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Griffin, of Jacksonville. The church was decorated with white flowers on the al­ ta r and family pewa were marked with white bows. D a n a McKinnon, organist, presented a program of nup­ tial music. The bride, given in mar­ riage by Frank B. Kessel, of Orlando, wore a formal length gown of Ivory satin brocade with bell skirt and detachable thapel train. The bodice fea­ tured a round neckline and el­ bow length sleeves. Her veil of French illusion was attach­ ed to a flat bow of brocade matching the dress and she carried a colonial bouquet of white roses Matron of honor, Mrs. Ko- Circle Three of the Christ­ ian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church met at the borne of Mrs. Jes­ se Gardner with chairman, Mra. O. D. Landless, presid­ ing. Mrs. Landress led the de­ votions with several mem­ bers taking part. A rrport was given on the sales of fruit cakea and plans for dis­ tribution of magazines to the Jail waa discussed. Other projects discussed were old glasses for the needy and clothing for Church Ser­ vice. Mrs. Effle Durden presentJed the study on Christian Work among university stu­ dents. The hostess served re­ freshments to Mrs. C. C. Mur­ ray, Miss Florence Bishop, Mrs. Frank Washburn, Mrs. Durden, Mrs. Landress and Mra. 0. T. Pearson. Mrs. Pearson will be hos­ tess for the November meet­ ing. bert B. Sleek, of Indlalantlc, (the former Nancy Cushing of Ssnford)-wora a street length dress of cranberry dcluatered satin with bell skirt and fit­ ted bodice and carried a co­ lonial bouquet of pink carna­ tions. J. M. Griffin, stepfather of the groom, wsa best man and aerving a t ushera were J . B. Gary, of Jacksonville and Ronald Byrd, of Groveiand. Following the ceremony, a reception waa held at the bridc'a home, in Orlando, with two roommates, the Misses Frederica Ilaslett and Martha Maddoi, serving as hostesses. Assisting t h e m were the Misses Beth Walker, Peggy Maddox and Nancy Cash. For traveling, Mrs. Conner chose a cranberry wool suit with a pink blouse. Atter a wedding trip to Sarasota the couple will reside in Sherman, Texas, where the groom Is stationed at the Perrin Air Force Base. Out-of-town guests includ cd Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gary, MONDAY Mrs. D. L. Patrick, Mrs. Nor­ Organ Rrrllal at Kir*t ton D. Inlow and Kary In­ law, Mrs. T. E. Hutchins, all Presbyterian (,'hurrh by Cath­ of Jacksonville, and Mrs. E arine CrozH-r, atarling at K p.m. The public i* invited. B. Perry, of Tampa. Does Hold Initiation Ceremony For Two New Members At Social Mrs. Frank Leone and Mrs. Jam es Henderson were Ini­ tiated into the Sanford Drove 160 BPO Does at the monthly social meeting a t tha Elks Club. Droves, with their respective presidents, were present for tha meeting. Following the initiation re­ freshments of cake, coffee and nuts were served buffet style from a table adorned with • floral arrangement of red roses. Each Individual serving of eake was iced in white with a tiny red rosebud in the center. The Sanford drove Is planning a Halloween party and dance on Oct. 26 at the Elks Club. JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AND LAYAWAYS Crihhnge — Chess Checkers — Roulette Local Events MRS. NELSON PERRY CONNER WE HAVE ALL B l/L » AND KINDS FROM f |.9 5 UP Church Miss Judy Mims was guest of honor at a recent bridal TUESDAY shower given hy Mrs. C. F. Holloway nnd Mrs. Kilo Jones The Homemakers Sunday at tho Holloway home on Lake School Class of The First Bap­ Sylvan, tist Church meets at 8 p.m. at the homo of Mrs. W. W. Horne, 1.101 Valencia Drive. The WMS of First llapllst Church will meet at 10 a.m. (or Bound Table at the church. Building Committee meet log at 7:30 p.m. S W E E N E Y ’S OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS MRS. R. G. CARUTHERS, conductor, left nnd Mrs. Brad Foley, president, right, with two new members of the Sanford Does who were initiated into ttiu organization. Mrs. Frank Leone, is second from left and Mrs. James Henderson, third. (Herald Photo) Miss Judy Mims Honored With Bridal Shower Calendar KINO JAMES Revbted Standard Tentamenta Red Letter Edition (Hack & While Leather Names Imprinted In Gold. The guests assembled on the patio which was decorat­ ed In ■ bridal theme. The re­ freshment table was overlaid with a iaca cloth and held silver out dishes, • silver coffee service and whits can­ dles In silver holders. The hridc's table, all white was adorned with white bows and centered with • bride dolL Refreshments of open face sandwiches, cheese, dips, nuts, petit fours, punch and colfee were served. Miss Jimmie Louise Steuktey pre­ sided a t the coffee service and Miss Sandy Uisbee at the EVERYONE NEEDS A BASIC BLACK WE OFFER A STUNNING SELECTION OF TRULY OUTSTANDING DRESSES CREATED HY LEADING STYLISTS Hclccl Yount Now From — M A R Y E S T H E R ’S "Featuring Fashion* Just For You” 200 N . PA R K A V E . OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS --------------- ™ IIIHJ Have You Won a Dinner of Your Choice at Jim Spencers ? 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Mathrson. Mr*. Townsend also an­ nounced that the family of Mrs. Alice 1lay wanted to cx presa appreciation for the help and thoughtfulness of church member* to them while they were here. Mr*. Brown gave the devo­ tional from the lltli chapter of John awl brought out high light* In John'* life as a de dpi#. Refreshments wrre served hy the hostess during the sac ial hour. Mr*. Wilhelm won the prize awarded for an snimat contest game Others present wera Miss Mildred Beal. Mr*. J. P. Beal, Mrs. Jeanette Size love, Mr*. C. W. Shelton, and Mrs. J. A. Yarn. Don't *ay, “1 still like that dress.” You may lose friend. FLOWERS Elizabeth Morris, her mother. Mra. Albert Mims and Lilts bottles*, Mra. (J. F. Holloway. Bear Lake Personals By Shirley Wentworth Mrs. Helen Cocklcy has re turned to her home on Sun­ set Hoad after a three week visit with her daughter, Mrs. Helen Bourne, in Hazicil, N. J. plngcr and children, June and Mark, have moved from their LV-celia Drive home. 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H W Y . 46 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP punch bowl. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. Crestun Phillips, Mrs. Harvey Coving­ ton and Mrs. Nestles Lines. Other guests included Mmcs. Wilks Owens, Carrol Bicker, Marion Shelby, David Galloway, H a y liayhurst, Don Tabor, Alice Linsey, Je s­ se Beall, Harold Neiswandcr, Nelson Crawford, Elizabeth Morris, Albert Mims, Don Stone, Gene May hew, Cecil Lindsey. Ernest Vance, Joel Bisbcc. Cecil Flowers. Jimmie Steakley. Tony Sputney. Chuck Lip ford, Gordon Kellet, Carrol Crockett, Williard Jones, Lo­ ren Dougherty and the Miss­ es Hose Mary Flowers, Jan Dougherty, Sandy Spurncy and Betty Morris. Flemings F ro m Sanford No Collections Taken Our “The Pre»rriptl'Mi Primary Concern11 PHONE FA 2-2182 121 E. FIRST SANFORD Branching out with more offices, more personnel? Perhaps your communications system isn’t keeping pace. New tele­ phone services and equipm ent can increase efficiency, cut down on lost time: Call Directors, Dial TWX Systems, DATAPHONE service, Automatic Dialers, and many others. Get a checkup now by a professional communications c o n su lta n tcall your Telephone Company Business Office. No obligation, of course. So u th e rn B e ll �Tribe Unbeaten After Close One; Ailing Lyman Beaten Sr JaHaa HtraM B A thr*#-yard plunge tot a touchdown by Fullback La* Sparkman late In the flrit pa* riud Friday night in Daytona Beach proved to b# th* margin Headed by th* lemlnol* High School Seminole* to rack up * 7 to 0 victory over a rugged band of Keabreete High School Sandcraba. After that, th# S*mlMl#e fengirt Her dear Me tad th* way Into paydirt, except pad t*a eeriene IMaata kg the for the ana occasion. Silt Mon. Oct. 21, ’63—Page 7 # attf*rft Sender#bn who penetrated an both oceationi to th* Sanford 13-yard line. Thia ball game waa won pri­ marily by Head Ceaeh Jim Figett'a defenair* platoon— the Headhunter#. Hi* atten ­ tive platoon* — th* Stack Hama and the Phantom*— couldn't mount enough ateam ta sustain l i m a ) drive# all Hounds Lose To Oviedo Takes Yonge 33 To 6 40-13 Beating From Eustis But th a t wa# enough of a margin ta poet victory number four In the win column and keep the Tribe nn a dwindling lilt of undefeated Central By Dick G ra n gam# with Titusville, had tix Florida echoole. fllarald Sparta Wrttar) Itarters out. Pet# Carlson, For m eit of the initial pe­ The r . K. Yon;# "Blue Phil Pcrrsult, Lei Lyle, Hil­ riod the hall game was a punt­ Waves" took the Lyman ton Dennett, Bill Burkhart, ing duel line* neither club was abl# to move th* pigskin Greyhound) Friday night to Gene Winkle man. Phil Perwith any consistency. Finally Uv* tun* of 33-8. Th# Blue rault law UmtUd action and —after picking up II yard* on Waves, still undefeated, wail­ did a fine job on defense and a punting exchange—the Sem­ ed no time getting on the offense, going for 13 yards. inole* took over on th* Day­ llrrold Trujillo, quarter­ About Sports scoreboard. tona Beach 47 yard line. back for Yonge, returned the t . s Sparkman and Quarterback Th* Greyhounds, still nurs­ opening kickoff to the l l yard ing injuries suffered in th* line, Th# Blu# Wav#» then Ron Hinson carried to the Seabrecie 24 from where Hineon started a drlv# for 89 yards. hit Buddy Lawson with a p an From the 8 yard mark full­ that set the Tribe up with a back Tom Hanson csrrled the BY JULIAN ttTKNBTHOM tin t and 10 on th* Seabreeze ball around th# end lor a touchdown. Hanson also kick­ Somebody hat auggeetad garnet. Hie Seminole Jay- 14. Thia wa* Hinson's only ed the extra point. that tha Junor high achoola Vtes, *r* notice, hare auch a connection in four attempt*. The 'Hounds, after receiv­ In the area provide fana with program and the fans appre­ But the Warrior* w*re penal­ ing the kickoff, could gain ized for clipping bark to the ciate it. tome kind of a program — only nine yards and had to 37. During the night the locals * # • even if It la mimeographed punt. Ron Duckett wai on There were 2,600 customer* were penalised 77 yards. — for their home football United Fret* International) hand when Yonge’s Tony Tru­ Sparkman picked up two, et Daytona Beech's Memorial Success came simultaneous­ jillo dropped the ball. Duc­ Stadium last Friday night for Earl Black sped for six and ly Sunday to l-amar Mcllan, kett recovered but Yonge the Seminole • Seabreeze a f­ .Sparkman drove through a who was on the icrap-heap soon took the ball on down*. fair. Moat of them were from big hole for eight and a first of pro football only three Yonge then drove 49 yard* Sanford. Warrior fane deserve down on the Daytona club's weeks ago, and to the Sin where Steve Tuttle took it a lot of credit In the way 21. On a pitchout Lawton trav­ Francisco Forty Niner*. the from the 10 to score. Hanson they support and follow the eled to the Seabreeze eight leant that ransomed him for ran the PAT. and another flrit down. Tribe. Slot). Lyman then received the e • • Sparkman hit the line for ball and once more had to Mcllan endiiecred tile up­ two, Lawson went off tackle Again in the suggestion de­ set of the National Football punt. Gene Grlffen punted a partment: As long •• the for three and finally the big League aeaioa In directing beautiful 33 yard aplrci which BUDDY BURTON INTERCEPTS pass to stop a Seabreeze drive ami local high school athletic Hanford fullback hit paydirt the Flrty Niner* to * »tun- P. K. Yonge’a Steve Tuttle then r o c s for ynrtlajre in the clnsinp seconds of the Seminnjes* kiwic with Hr Robert It. Thome* Jr. team* use the nickname Bern- for the game's only touch­ ning 20 14 victory that knock­ dropped and Frank Hundley Daytona Beach Friday niKht. The Seminole.) won 7-0 and are still unde­ down. Lloyd Freeman split the Herald Sparta Writer Inolea we'd like to see the ed the Chicago Bear* from recovered for Gte ’lluunds. feated this season. (Herald 1'hotu) post* ami that was it—but Starching Band The ('room* High Panther* Seminole the undefeated rank* and Lyman's Greyhounds soon had only as far as the scoring was won their fourth gam* In a come up with a humdinger threw the NFL'* Wcitern to call on th# boot of Grifrow, defeating a hard-fight­ of an "Indian"w ar piece to contmed. Division r*c« into * tie. fen once mar# and th# Blue Midway In the second quarting Pnlatka eleven 23 ta 8. play when the Sm inoles need This wa* the Forty Niner*' Waves took over on there rr Freeman punted from his It wai Homecoming for the to go on the warpath. first triumph of the season own 23. The Wave* drove to • • • own ID to the Seabreeze 46. P.mthera. apd no team in the league the Lyman six where Hansen Taking tha opening kickoff, And (peaking of bandt — Th* Bandcraba highly touted cheered it more enthusiasti­ went up the middle for the the Oranga and Maroon lad* tha Seminole aggregation was quarterback—186-|>ound Fred cally than Mcllan'* otd team score. H*n*en kicked the moved to paydirt on a eua- great in Daytona Beach F ri­ Nlchola—fired a 16-yard pass Ity t'nltrd Press International •nates, the Green Bay Pack­ extra point.. tr.lncd drive. Andrew Jamea day n ig h t Their halftime per- to Bill Archer, Huckhnhl pick­ Lyman returned the kick­ Tobin R ite, a quarterback ers. By drubbing the St. Both the Western Pleasure Don MiCInud cf Port Or­ hit Willie Ransom with a ' 12 farmunce led us to believe ed up three before Seminole lauds Cardinals, 30-7, the off t8 yards to the Wave's yard p a n . Ransom then car­ they'd been doing this same was tagged with n hnlf-the- ange, riding a white three- events weru Judged by Mrs. who lo v e s to throw "the big Packer* moved Into a first- 15 yard line. The 'Hounds year-old stnllhm n a m e d ried for S yard*; and David "show" for at leaet 32 week*. diitance penalty fur • person­ Ksslinger of New Smyrna ami bomb,” fired a couple Sun­ place lie with the Bears. then drove to th*. 13 fi rtf fen • * a al foul which gave the Sand- "Snow-fire" nosed out Boyd she presented th* high point day that made the Western Green B*y and Chicago both then threw a touchdown pass Peterson drilled for tha flrat down. And while we're handing crabe possession on Sanford's Edwards and his wife, Ruth, trophy for September horse Division of the American have 51 record*. to Duckettt. Griffen missed of Daytona Bench in a photo­ it wa» Peterson again for out rosea here'* a bouquet to 13 and a first down. In the Eastern Division, the extra point. Th# half end­ show event* to Boyd Ed­ Football League a "dlinler Th# Tribe's Headhunters finish Sunday to win the ward*. 8 yards. Then llitdrad Green, th* people responsible for the there wa* no stopping the ed afterwards with the score area.” the workliore# of tho Pan­ Daytona Beach Memorial S ta­ went into action and two plays horse race a t the Dusty Boots Cleveland Brown* as they de­ 21d. Following I* a ecmplete At the same time (lie 14- feated th« Philadelphia Eag­ ther*. took over and tarried dium's press facility, it's been later the bnnderalu needed 38 Horse Show ami cep the rash rundown of winner* in all Tlte second half w ai all year- veteran of pro football le*. 31-T, for a spotless 60 Blu# as the Wavai scored for 12, 6, and 8 yard* befora there sine# th* plant was built yards for a first down. Need­ prize. events: Boyd Edwards Jumped out climaxing th* drive by plung- hack In the lata forties but less to report, that on* pene­ Saddle scramble — Boyd nil but clinched an AFL play- record. The New York Giant* twice more and held the to an early lend, but McCloud Irg over for the acme. Willie It's still the best we've ever tration run out of fucL Edwards, S o n n y Fairclotb off berth for the San Diego remained two game* behind 'Hound) scorelfi*. seen for a stadium it's site. Daytona's other effort start­ ont-rnil him nnd singed abend Steve llrainntd, ami George Charger* and made Sid Gill- the lead by heating the Dalis* Ransom ran the PAT. Although the 'Hound* didn't Later in the period. Green Sitting on top of the grand­ ed on their own 36 in ths third Just before they crossed the Edward*; man a strong candidate for Cowboy*, 37-21, stop the Wav* ground attack fumbled on tha panther 9ft stand roof at th* south end stanza. Archer—a hard driv­ finish line, with Ruth FairThe Lot Angwlei Rams, they did a good Job on back Pole bending —■ Lee Chria- coach of the year honor). yard llna and a Sulldog of th* local park is for the ing halfback—carried on five cloth Edwarda almost neck tophrr, Dale Ferrell, George The 35-year-old Rote, a Ilk# the Forty Mnera, won defense. Jack Blanton and pounded on it; but tha boy* bird* — not for reporting a consecutive plays to give th# and neck with her husband Meyers and Samira Tanner; former ita r with the Green their first came of the year, Hundley really shined In this 'Crabs a first and 10 on Sem­ ri-cht behind him. from Pnntherland threw up football game. hey hole — l-e* Christo­ Bay Packer) and Detroit edging the Minnesota Vikings, department. On th# line vet­ Since the school board now inole's 36. Steve Burkholt— Th* exertion almost proved pher, Ruth Edward), Shirley Lions In the National Foot­ 27 24; the Pittsburgh Steel- erans Dick Balmer and Den­ a terrific defense nuaimt a ball League and the Toronto ers rallied to boat the Waih- nis Fletcher stood out. Fin# hard charging Central Acade­ leaiea the facility perhaps Archer'* running mate at too much fur Mrs. Edwards, Durfrey and C. lluglu-s; someone can coma up with halfback—earn* up with 18 riillng for the first time since Argonauts In th* Canadian ington Redskins, 38-27, snd performances were also turn­ my team. Flag raca — Ruth Edward*, After forcing Palatka to a mid-field tower behind the yards. With a first and ten on the birth of her child ami she Sieve llrniuard, Sunny Fair- Football League, completed Hu) Baltimore Colts eame ed by Alii* Beutse, Ron Duc­ 18 of 22 passe) (or 2Hft yard) from behind to defeat the De­ kett, Keith Salmi, and Roy give up the halt, Green car­ standi. It doesn’t have to he Sanford’s 10, A r c h e r and felt off her horse just after cloth and Rebecca Giles; ami two touchdowns Sunday troit Lions, 26 21. Kelsey. ried as the first quarter end­ elaborate just as long as yard lluckhold roulit do no better th# finish of the race, lint she Senior western pleasure— Probably no result tills sealine markers can be deter, than aix yards to the 13 again apparently only hud the Sandra Tanner, Sunny Fair- In lead the Chargers to a 38A1 Conlrell led on the ed. when an attempted atrial was breath knocked out, and her cloth, Gail Hughes and Mel 17 victory over thu Kansas ion, however, has staggered ground with M yards, Vail th e second period was mined. * * • City Chief). The win gave the the league like th* victory Lambert 48, and Phil Perstrictly a defensive battle. batted ilown to etop th* drive. years of experience In riding I'rnther; Charger* a 3 1 season record by the down at-tlie heel* For­ rault with IS. Durkett led We had a long chat with Eddie Drown, a 187 pound in th* eluting seconds Sea­ saved her from any serious RihlHin Race — Sandra Tan­ and a 217-game stranglehold ty Niner* over the rough- the end) on pass reception. tackle, was a thorn in th* Seabreeze coach Fred Hogan breeze began tu muv* but Injury, Mis. Edwards won a horse ner and Stove Brainard; Jack on first place at (he halfway tough Bear*. Lyman P. K. Yonge Panther*’ aide as he con­ after Friday night's tilt. Ho­ Billy Burton went high into Kelly and R. K. Safely; Sonny Mcllan, s failure will) three 8 flrat down* 18 stantly made key tackle* gan, who was reared hern in the air to grab Nichols pass race nt Dusty Boots late last Faireloth and Bert Fairclotiij mark of the ichcdulc. The Eastern Division rare NFL club* (Cardinals, Pack­ 131 milling 308 throwing Crooms backs for Sanford, was disappointed in to stop th* drive end run out summer, and her husband Maureen Scott and Sail!# was winner of th* race held was thrown Into a turmoil, ards and Colts) during hi* panes loss**. Th* flrst^half ended losing to Seminole. However, th* clock. Peterion; meanwhile, when the Houston 10 pro campaigns, won the 7 3 (att.-comp) he felt that hi* club — which 11-4 with Crooms leading 7-0. Seabreeze did execute one here in September of this Pick-up race—Sonny Fair- Oiler* defeated the Buffalo quarterback alignm ent be29 passing yd. 78 Half-time festivities were he considered a fine team — pass play that carried the year, c l o t h and Mickey Oglesby; Though Edwards lost the Bill), 28 M. and the Oakland cause John lirodie was injur­ 3 fum. recuv. by 1 conducted by the Palatka played a whale of • ball gama 'Craba fur a touchdown but Don McCloud and Lawrence 0 band and Cronma hand. Mlsa •gainst the defense establish­ end Jim Jonca was a good rare, he took four first place McCloud; Dun Knight and R. Raiders whipped Ilia New ed and Bob Waters was found 1-33 punte wanting. 45 pcnaltiei 30 Barbara Bacon, who le Miss ed by Jim Pigott’s platoon of four to flva yarda beyond th* blue ribbons in other events E. Safely; C. Hughes and York Je ti, 49 28. The Oiler* ere now tied for I n c I u di n g the cloverleaf. Crooma High, and her at- "headhunters." tin* of acrlmmage before the Buddy Hughes; first place with tiie Uostun Hogan said his club came ball was snapped and the auh. musical tires, sark race end trnilante wrre presented. Cloverleaf—Boyd Edwarda, Patriot), who beat the Den­ i :n Idle scramble and second Midway In tha 3rd stanza, closer tu "Jelling'' in this ball sequent penally nullified the place In the hollow log race, L#e Christopher, Tommy Aus- ver Bronco), t o il, Friday Perlman Ilrinsun ran t) yard* game than at anytime during scure. night, with the Jets a halflie also w*on a foot race which till ami Rcbecra Giles; for a crucial first down, mov­ its firit three encounters. By Seabreese nearly equalled Musical tire* — Boyd Ed­ game behind them. Houston was s pons.~red by Seminole tha way, Fred asked to be re ­ ing th* ball to the one yard Seminole's 10 first duwn with wards, C. Hughes, D> n Mc­ and Boston are 43 each and line. Illilrad Green then went membered to his many San­ nine but the Tribe's ground at­ Hardware of Longwocd Plaza Cloud snd Steve Brainard. New York ia 3-3. for a prize of ten dollar* in ford acquaintances. over for the score. Itanium tack totaled 214 yard* to 88 Sack r a c e — Boyd Edwards merchandise. ran for the conversion. for the ’Crah*. In the air th* Taking second place In hon­ snd T o m m y Austin; C. l.ate In the 3rd period, the Sandcraba posted fiv* of 12 ors and points wrre young Hughes and Buddy Hughes; Gets Award Bulldogs mustered a drive as completion! for 47 yards while NEW YORK (L'PI) Le* Christopher 12 year old Eddie Collins and Georg* William Hardy ran for a first th* locals connected only once .Meyers; J. P. Waters and Robert Bellinger Jr., Gonzsga rider who out distanced Ui# down. On the next play, An­ In fuur for nine yards. But th# For University freshman and son older ami mure experienced Bob Hiirkhaiiiiiier; thony White thrilled the Warrlura had two big statis­ Hollow log — Jack Kelly, of the late New York foot­ The rider* in the pel* bending and crowd with a r>7 yard touch­ tical advantage*—two Day­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPl) — tona passes interceptions and keyhole for the blue ribbons Boyd Edwarda, Dun McCloud ball Ginnta tackle, today re­ Annual down jaunt. He took a handand Le* Christopher. ceived the annual 32,500 Tim­ off and ran laterally, got Jack Nicklaui, crown prince j an average of 38 yarda on five and took second In the eloVerDirector and announcer of othy J. Mura scholarship lc»f and fouth in the hollow away ( r u m woulil-he tackier*, of the professional golfers, punts bg Lloyd Freeman. FORI) MOTOR CO. the show was Tony Austin,cf a w a r d a t t h e w e e k l y lunch­ log. leavei on a trip around the turned the corner, went down Dusty Boots Riding Associa­ eon of the Professional FoolTop honors for the feminine world today — and he won't the side line, picked up a key rider* went to Sandra Tanner tion, assisted by Cecil J a ­ baR Quarterbacks of New block, cut buck to hi* right, hava to worry about the ex­ 3-1 Favorite York. of Apopka who was first in cobs of Port Drauge. WESTBURY, N. Y. (LTD penses. and sped Into tha end zone. — Bengali Hanover is a 8-1 Ha hit th« jackpot la Lai th* Senior Western pleasure The try for the extra point Vegas Sunday — and that's favorite to capture the first judged event, first in the rib­ wnt missed. Midway In the 1th period, a pretty tough feat to accom­ edition of th* Dan Patch pace bon race with her partner Crooms' Ransom scored frum plish in any gambling town for two-year-old colts and Steve Brainard and fourth in PHILHEAT —when ha captured the S7U.- geldings at Roossvelt Race­ pole bending. 6 yard* out to close out the 00ft S ahen invitational golf way tonight despite th* fact Mr*. Edward* did well tr •coring. tournament. Tha victory wai that h* ha* drawn th* out- the contest* also, taking first ST E PS Central High drove deep In* worth (13.000 to Jack — plus sid* eight poiitlon. place in the flag race and tc Crnom.i' territory late In IN a new car, which he plans to second In the keyhole event. th* last quarter, hut th* Pan­ give to hla father. NEW YORK ( lli’!(—Char­ In Junior Western Plea­ T H E RIGHT ther* defense again stalled With th* victory, Nicklaui the drive and took tha ball. hit the big double in Lae Ve­ les (Red) Ruffing leads all sure, 3largo Newton was D IR E C T IO N ... The game ended with Crooma i n , because last spring he New York Yankee's pitcher* first, Bobbie Anderson, sec­ in total number of ihutouti ond, Debhle Jacob* third and c o m fo rt. . . moving down the field. won the rich Tournament of Danny Tanner fourth. P h U h e a t , h o r n * h e a t i n g o il Terry Williams was a giant Champions at the Desert Inn with 40. from Phillip# 86 on defense with key tackles. Country Club course here. Henry Byrd, Robert Walton He now bai earned 798,300 Geoig* Bush, Robert Hillary, thia y tar. ENTRY BLANKS AVAILABLE AT — Thnmaa Wilson, and Billy H« won't appear (gain In Hush played a tremendous this country until late Nov­ ON game. ember when he competes in POPULAR BRANDS Next week Crooms ha* an the Cajun Clasiie in Lafay­ open data, and the following ette, La . where he hopaa to week, Oct. 81. will travel to top the 1100.000 mark. E. H. MeALEXANDER, Pres. & Mgr. Leesburg to take on Carver a r c a d e p a c k a g e s t o r e EARL EVANS — DEALER ----- INCORPORATED-----Heights. AQ states of tha Union are OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 17 3 4 divided into counties except 202 N. Laurel Avc. Sanford 308 E. FIRST ST. 110 E. FIRST SANFORD PH. FA 2-1481 Bulldogs 0 . 0 . d . o — 8 Louisiana, which is divided WE GIVE TOP VALLE STAMPS 7 . 0 . J - « _ 20 <3110 parish*). Panthers Thinking Out Loud 'Washed-Up' QB Beats Mighty Chicago Bears V Crooms Bangs Out 20-6 Win Over Palatka McCloud Wins Horse Tobin Rote In Race Prize Money Air Victory ~ By Jo# Warden Herald Sport* Writer The game Oviedo Lion* fought undefeated Eustis ta a 13-13 deadlock In the first half, hut the stronger Pan* them bounced back In th# third and fourth periods t# hand the Llone # 40-13 de* feat. An overflow crowd wa# on hand to r-ateh tha touted Tanthera rack up their fifth victory of the acason as Back# Bobby Morgan, Billy Rhodes, and Jim Fisher each hit pay­ dirt twice. Eustis opened the scoring In the first quarter, as quar­ terback Kevin McClelland flipped a M yard aerial ta left-half Bobby Morgan, who ran for the TD. Billy Rhodes ran the conversion. Eustis* tally came as the result of a 6t yard drive by the Pan­ thers, and a 31 yard paaa ta End Bill Dean. Oviedo came back In th# first period to tie the gam# •a quarterback Jimmy Cou­ rier faded back and tossed a pass to End Jimmy Fox who raced 63 yarda for the score. Colbert kicked the extr# point. Euatis retaliated in the lec* nnd quarter with Morgan and Rhode* moving the plgskla 69 yards In seven plays ta the Oviedo 8, Rhodes, 209 pound fullback, p l u n g e d through the line for the Pan-’ ther marker, putting Eusti* shear] 13-B. Oviedo bounced back In th# second period to tie the ball, game a i Billy Mikier Inter­ cepted a McClelland pass, running to th# Eustis 24 befor# he was brought down. Courier tossed th* ball ta Bellhorn for 14 yards and followed up with a 10 yard TD aerial to Mlkler. In tha second half th# Pan­ ther* exploded for 27 points, while holding th# Lions scoreless. In th* third period, th# Panthers (cored twice, th# Oret coming on • six yard pass from McClelland to Mor­ gan, which culminated a 87 yard drive by Eustis. Rhodes broke Into the clear and gal. loped 32 yards for the second tally of th* period. Rhode# ran for th# conversion. Eustis racked up a 27 polnl margin in the fourth quarter by ilnding second string back Fisher into th# andtona twlc# on 2 and 6 yard runs. Fish­ er’s first run was set up by a 6(1 yard drive by th* Pan­ thers. His last tally culminat­ ed a 66 yard Eustis drive, making th# final score 40-13. Victorious Jack On World Tour Punt, Pass & CONTEST! f) DEADLINE: WED,, OCT. 23 5:00 P. M. t B A R G A IN P R IC E S All Boys Must Be Accompanied By Their Parents FA 2-2784 M A C ’S OIL C O M PA N Y , FARRELL’S P INC. m i m m&i m Strickland-Morrison F ?V eV > • V e 'e V i ;£ v fr* ■... V �H— r » - n Legal Notice Legal Notice t n n c ii o r arrr N O T IC E O F P C I T ro> : l l e s w . DENSON, t l w TOt m i n c u t Ho m a n ken* k n o w n m B e t t y W. 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D U O U K If CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuts., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day before Insertion, lion. - Sat. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuee., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • S a t 3. Notice VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, supplies for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover. Air Wsy, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New snd Used cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. Legal Notice % ■ IX TUB OH» l IT l iil HT, SIXTH JLOICTAI. OKI I IT. ix a s d r o x (BH ixni.r. COl'STT, I T t T t o r FLOW. IDS, IS CHtVrCRY Se. 13111 SOUTH AMERICAN* SCOUTOAGE CORPORATION, an Ar* ];•:>•»» corporation. Plain tiff *■. ROT T. DC BORO, ct at. Defendant*. SOTTCB o r H IT THE ITATE o r FLORIDA TOi Juhn R. Wood* and Jacijiiollna O. Woods. tils ------- veite,—whoa*- re tl-lnno*. unknown. N'otlce li horaby glvnn that eult has bean HI ad In tha above Indlcatvd Court agalnit you, and each ot you. and aailnot Roy T, Dvllord and lltlan 8. D-Bord. hl» wife, (hr tide of w h i c h ca>a la aa above •hrnrn. Tou are hereby required to file your tnpwer or written defenaee. If any. In Ihe above proreedlnc with the Clerk of thle Court and to e a rn a copy thereof upon the plain* lirr'a etlorneya whoee name and addreee appeare hereon, on or before th« tlth day of November, ISIS. (he nature of thle proceeding being a cult to foreoloee the lien of e mortgage on the following daeerlbed property eltuate In Seminole County. Florida, to Will Lot II. Block I, HBFTI.TCR MOMK* ORLANDO SEC­ TION ONE. according lo map ar plat thereof recorded In Plat Book It, Page I. Puhllo Iteoorde of Hvralnole County, Flor­ ida. DONE ANO ORDERED at Sanford. Seminole County, Utate of Florida, thla loth d iv of Oetober. IM1. (SKA I.) Arthur If. Berkwlt h. Jr., Clark of the circuit Court fly! Martha T. Vlhlan, DC. ROKIIS. WIDIIT A nUtFORD American National Hank Bldg. r . o. h i i i i i i gt I’atarvburg 11. Florida A ttorneys fo r P laln tirf Publish Del. 14, 31. IS A Nov. 4 1041, CDN-ll l x T i n : C IR C U IT n i l h t n r T I I K .XI M l! J ltlllT U . CIH. h it n r % \i> ru n m k m i . n o l i : I UVXT T. F L U E D A . I I I 4 X I I i n XII. I B M t'NITKK MOIlT'iAOKK UKIlV K IN H cam *.. ru in tirr, •Vi UollKKT ROUUt.N*. «t *1. (••(•ndantn. AMS:.xtis:i> x i i r i r r . os- xi i r ix X I I H T I I t l l R F n H E I T . H a I*ME T il- Hi llllIItT Iti >11111NS 4111I 1114 UIIA A. KOltHlNK, till wtfs. ■(!:«! HEX ( E l UNKNOWN AXII T ilt All p i r t U * rl.imina intersm tijr, (hroimh, tin* >Ui or against t h e *for>- •jl.J ptraati TUI." AltK h sru lq r u u t l f l s J t h u t * C o m p l a i n t t o f iir a c to i* « certain m o rtg a g e n ncuntorrlug iliv f o l lo w li u ; .Ivvorlbv.l reel property, l o - a l t : Got I I . B l o c k J W t A T I I K ltS F IK M S F I R S T A D D I ­ TION n.- porillng »•« *hv p l u t t h e r e o f , 4« rv.-.ir.l.-l In f l a t B o o k IS. P u g . 44, P u b l i c lta.-o r.l- if S rn i l ii.tlv C o u n t y . F l o r i d a h . c b w n (Bad « < » l» » t y o u In th « a b o w v l y l » d »ult. » n . | you ar* r e q u l r r d l o s e rv o * copy of your Answer nr o ttivr I'lrv .l * to i n * Cota p l a i n l on P la in tiff * »U orii.y». VNDERson RU8II. L»I-:v x . 1 -0W NUES A van d cu DE RG. I I . K«*i i.-autrat Vvonut. O r U t i d o , F l o r i d a , a n d HI* Iho o r i g i n a l A n * * » t or o ’. h v r P l e a d i n g In (h* of flea of t h a C lvrk o f thv c ir c u it Court o n or b afo ra th n t h day of Nov ons bo r, 1S4I. If y o u fall t o d o i*>. a d aerva pr ., u o n f a x o w i l l bv l a k a n a g a l n a t you f u r t h a r v l l a f dait. |.,u a d In t h a C o m p • I n ’. T h la N o tlea • h a l l ba p u b l l a h vd ..lisa * w * a k f o r f o u r e o n . ■vautlva » 4 * k » In l h a Sanford llarald. DATKD t h l a lo th d a y ot Dctubar. 1)41 A rthur H B- k a l l h . (lark o f C i r c u i t C o u r t Jr lt>: M a r i l i a T. V lh lan D a p u ty C l a r k Anl.r* -it. Ituali. I'aah. GuWndoe at ’ a n d a n B o rg \tto rn « y a an d C oJlnallur* I ".#*w US La*l Ctntrai Boulevard Foal Offtca Boa J ill O rlan d o . Florida lets phono S4I-4451 t 'u h l l a h 0*1. H . *1, St. * I. IS4J. CWC-ll at NPV CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 8. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rant 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real E state For Sale 13. Mortpagn Loans 14. 6. For Rent F U R X i a II F. D apartment, close In. FA 2-2800. Shr tin fo rb frralh Mon. Oct. 21, ’63—Page 9.12. Real Estate F or Sale 18. Penal* H elp Wanted 27. Special Service* SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 1 city fret parkins lots and shopping stores. No utility charfei. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle, also retired people. FA 2-4712. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. 2- BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped, near b**e; 3 bed­ room, 2 bath, kitchen equip­ In s u ra n c e ped, Itavenna Park; call Business Opportunity FA 2-4045 or FA 2-4738 Female Help Wanted after 5:30. Male Help Wanted 15. 18. 17. 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio 4 Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks ,’lfi-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 2. Notice* - Fsrsnnals APT. $30. Surplus City. EFFICIENCY Apartment. 4t* Mclloavlllc. FA 2 4738. STEN5TR0M RENTALS We have an unusually fine selection of rentals immedi­ ately available. Como by or call today. Large attractive 3 bedroom 3 bath borne. Include! all kit­ chen appliances and 2 air conditioner!. A11 r • c t Ive landscaping. For leate, $133. U W I1M M By OWNER. House at 478 CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap­ Koialia Dr. Call FA 2 984* ply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. for appointment SHORT Order Cook. Must be ST. JOHNS REALTY OO. U experienced. Apply Pig 'N an authorised agency to sell Whistle. Sanford. FHA A VA owned homes. Many excellent buya t i n t ­ 17. Male Help Wanted ing at $100 down and low monthly payments. See ua $ NAVY OR CIVILIAN $ for complete lilting* on these fine homes. AVERAGE earnings part time I4U to $100 per week St. Johns Realty — Full lima $180 to $300 THE TIME TESTED FIRM per week — No travel. A 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 national organisation, of­ fices coast to coast. Have STEMPER SPECIALS openings In Volusia, Semi­ NICE 3 Bedroom Home on 3 nole A Orange County, Per­ fertile acres. $7,800. Old sonal interview only. Apply fashioned 2 story home on Regional Headquarters, 401 T fertile acres $10,900. 3IOW, 13th St., Sanfurd. TEL SITE. 20 Acres with 8U0 ft. frontage on 17-92 and 700 ft. lake frontage— DRAFTSMAN — Experienced structural draftsman f o r Brace yourself — $200,000. precset concrete detailing. TWO COMMERCIAL S acre Must he accurate and retract on paved rood with Untile Crtwid future for right railroad running through nun. Call 32233*2 for ap­ property. Zoned M-t. $9,500 pointment. each. BUSINESS OPPOR­ TUNITY. BEAUTY PAR­ CAREER opportunity. Im­ LOR. Complete with all mediate openings for mile. equipment. $2,750. Kent $75 Married. High School gra­ per month. duate. Between Jfi A 40 with M. G. HODGES PLUMBING • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 3-8037 PAOLA ROAn Air-Conditioning H. B. POPE CO., INC. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322-3308. TREE SERVICE Complete Lawn Service Free Estimates FA 2 4377 34. Article* For 8*1* WHY PAY 2 PRICER For a sewing machine when you con assume remaining 4 payments of $8.00 on swing ngodla Dtal-O-Matie slg sag, Ilka newt Makes hundreds of decoratlva stitches; make* automatin' buttonholee, aewg on but­ tons, darns, patch**, eta. Ph, FA 2-8627. 21" RCA Coniola TV $60. 822-6749. GARDEN TIUer, $ bp. $40. New Jalousie front door. $10. '48 Pickup Truck $loo. 80 fence posts $12. 323-048$. With purchase of Blue Lustre, rent Electric Carpet Sham* pooer for only $1 p er d«y. Carroll’s Furniture, WASHING Machine Service Free Estimates on Repairs TWO door Hotpolnt Refrigera­ 2640 Hiawatha 322-7383 tor. Top freeter. Like new, $190 200 Lake Ellen Dr, VACUUM C L E A N E R Casselberry. Ph. 838-3099. R E P A IR S GAS Healer 40,000 BTU. $40 PARTS SALES Inquire 220 W. 19th St. ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kirby, Rev Air, Air Way, G.E. Filter Queen, etc. Free ZIG ZAG. 1982 Dial model Darns, monograms k fancy pickup ami delivery. Serv. stitches. Guaranteed. As­ ina Sanford for over 15 sume 4 payments of $6.90. year*. Bonded ami licensed. Phone FA 2-9411. FA 2-47113. READY’ MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, SINGER block*, *and, cement, rock, SALES &. SERVICE pipe, steel, grease traps, Dial Operator dry wells, stepping stones. —Ask For— W X 6H0Q Miracle Concrete Co. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-87M SPRINKLER SYSTEMS .16. Automobile* • Truck* All Types and Sites We Repair and Service BEST BUY LN TOWN h T 1 N r. One owner. '62 Corvair 7001 Machinery and Supply Co. $200 cash. Assume balance. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8432 323 0384. “Uti-Oh! Our brskss lust wsnt out]* Beautiful Brittany home on an old eslabtiihcd company Mayfair Golf Courae. 4 In Sanford area. Salary dur­ Stemper Agency bedrooms, 2 baths. 2800 12. Rea) Estate For Soto 12. Real EaUte For Silo ing training period, $102 30 REALTOR - INSUROR square feet of living plea­ per week. Phone Orlando Ravenna Park. 108 FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. sure. For lease $185. GA 2 8833 or Mt. Dora NEW HOMES LOVELY Valencia Dr. Selling pri­ 38.1 4491. BY SHOEMAKER B •* OWNER, 3 bedroom, vately, save realtor’! fees. Many other attractive 2 and 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS bath home. One bedroom MAN WANTED lo manage 3 Bedrooms, living room 3 bedroom twines from $75 1, 1H, AND > BATHS has wparate entrance, can j and opetulo 4 ivlail \V«lwith wall to wall carpeting, up. We will be pleased to FHA, VA k Conventional ba rented for income. Will kins Houle m this area. dining area, kitchen, screen­ show these homes any time Financing 1 t'ade for amaller place. Earnings of 412.YUO per ed porch, carporte, high at your convenience. SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL Shown by appointment. CaU W4'ck from the very begin­ and dry lot with A fully RAVENNA PARK FA 2 9848. ning. Write Mr. McGarily, grown and bearing orange AND FREE Room avsiliblc in at- Stenstrom Realty P. O. Box 827, Williston, trees. House 4 years old in OPPORTUNITY for worker, tractive home for s woman IDYLIAVILDE Florida. excellent rood. Asking for old duplex 1 mile west of Real Estate — Mortgage! willing to live in bouse with We Have Several New Homes odt original down payment center of Sanford. Need» Ill V. Park Ave. FA 2 2120 2 elderly ladles. No house­ Now Under Construction, LAWN SERVICE 33 B l'IlK A t, RAH, $230. IS. Help Wanted repairs, fix it up in spare work. Box 23, c'o Sanford And A Few Neirly Com­ of $U00. You benefit by Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ 013 E. lit Si. BENT A BED our 4 year's payments on time for rent, lot sixe 64 x Herald. pleted! MKN — WOMEN — isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Rollaway, Hospital h Baby '63 MERCURY Monterey ful­ house. Current payments 127. $2500 cash. CaU W. W. Wo Can Also Custom Build COUPLES FA 2 1817. Beds. ly equipped with power and $102 m o n t h l y , including 8. For $*nt (BUI) Griffith Realtor, l’h. WANTED TO TRAIN FOR A Home Just For You. By Day, Week, or Month extras. Will u k e $rtoo. or LOOKING for a place to tixes and all insurances. 424-8190 Orlando. For Complete Information 3 BEDROOMS, Its baths. CARROLL'S FURNITURE MOTEL gtxid old model for my leave your children, after If interested call FA 2 883!. See or Call Your Large yard. Children wel- Ph. FA 2-3111 118 W. lit St. 3 BEDROOMS, m haths. school hours, weekends, equity and you take up INDUSTRY Ravenna Park - Idyllwllde ■22 3609.---------------Swimming pool. Furn. or payments 668-4601 Enter­ while you work or play try OFFERING 1 BEDROOM Apartment. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT LOVELY 2 Bedroom block unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Home with separate din­ Seminole Kindergarten & prise, Fla. UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ Secure high paying Jobs as Quiet neighborhood. FA SSunland. ing room. Large screened Nursery. 2620 Iroquois Ave. ped. 135 mo. 309 Magnolia. motel manager, clerk, hos 1182 from 1:30 to • p. m. 1961 RENAULT. A-i Cond. cait porch. Located on Phone 322 9459. less, bookkeeper. For free Apply downstalri. Monday thru Friday. Ph. Stenstrom Realty IDEAL COUNTRY HOME low mileage. 1934 Ford. large corner lot with fruit, New 3 bedroom concrete information write Amer­ FA 2-4301 any other Uma. Excellent cond. Ph. 322-3807 21). Automobile Service •CLEAN quiet Rooms" The 111 N. Park 322-2420 oak A magnolia trees. 2 ican Service, Box 30, c o block home 011 W acre hit after 3:30, all day Satur­ Gables. FA 2-0720. Car garage. By owner Ph. 2 BEDR003I and 3 bedroom Sanford Herald. (14 acre If desired), two day, AUTO GLASS FA 2-4199. Houses, FA 2-3883. # SOLD OUT * fuU tiled ha tin (In color), FURN. 2 Bedroom Housa. 19. S itu a tio n * W an ted INSTALLED BUYING A WEST eg Adults. No pets. FA 2-78*4. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, EXCEPT for model: 4 Bed­ NEAR Paola School; new 7 large separate kitchen, se­ rooms, 2 baths. Immediate USED CART parate social dining rostm. MAID work wanted. FA 2-6030 Senkarik Glass and Faint alto 1 bedroom trailer on room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. NICELY furnished Apartment. delivery. Out 20tii St. to Company FINANCE IT WITH Ui and screen porch. A 11 large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2 3378, FA 2 0879. P a r k Apartment's. 1717 Uptala road near church. ♦ Low Interest Rates closets (5 in all) large, Y'ARDS cleaned, small items 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 24822 FA 2-7388. Park Ave. FA 2 8112. hauled or moved. Junk pick­ Sales office open daily Sat­ ♦ Low Monthly Payments paths, awning windows, and Auto Glass. Tops urday * Sunday 11 a. m to JO H N E. F O X TRAILER l«l for rent. Mobile FLORIDA STATE BAN* professional landscaping. 1 ed up might pay for labor. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. A Sea* Covert $ p m. Ph. 322 2711 FA 2-7539 or FA 2-9628. Manor on SR 434 W. of mile to downtown, paved Clean and close m. Jimmie TEE 'N GREEN AUTO GLASS & I960 RUICK convertible La* Sanlando Springs. 50 x 100 street and cily water. Pric­ Cowan. 322-4013. PRACTICAL Nurse will care REALTOR sahre. Very clean. $1300, FI. corner tut, patio, south ed at $15,500 for Immediate for elderly people in my SEAT COVER CO. local bank financing cats end of Mobil* Ave, 31. SEVERAL new models start­ 110 N. Park Ave. 2 UDKM. House. 133 Country 323 0339 sale and occupancy, J. W. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 18032 home. Ph. FA 28133. be arranged. See Brad Fo­ ing at Cryatal Lake Park. Schueman. TE 8-3128. Club. Unfura. Carporte A Hall, Really, 2544 S. French ALL WORK GUARANTEED ley 201 E. Elm Ave. Buy now A chome your Fla. room. $75 month. Ph. Child Cara. FA 2-2Z74. Ave . FA 2-3841. OPEN HOUSE 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen colors and details. Quiet 31 A. F e ts FA 2 4933. 419 Scott Ave. 37. Boat* - Motor* equipped. FA 2-3858. refined community near 3-3 p. m. each afternoon A 15. nuMineMM Opportunity EXPERIENCED Maid wanls POODLE white. App. 1 year 3 days work. Ph. FA 2 6327. ■J BEDROOM furn. Apt. FA churches and shopping. Pav 16' STARGRAFT all alumi­ 3 BEDROOM 1 bath concrete Sunday. ) Bedrooms, 2 ASSOCIATE - DISTRIBUTOR old llouvehrokcn, good with 2-0841. ed streets, large tots up to num Uoat with 75 bp. Evlnblock home, Air Cond. kit­ IRONING In my h o n i. FA hatha. Urge living room, DELIVER AND COLLECT children, $23. FA 2 3734. VA acre. rude motor, trailer, ski chen equipped. Large Ft*, 2-6258. 2 BEDROOM House partially separate family room, love­ NO SELLING rope and skill. Can be seen room and covered patio. 32. Flow er* • S h ru b * furnished, kitchen equipped. ly landscaped yard with NO WAREHOUSE NEEDED WANTED: Estimate* on con­ at Seminole Sporting Goods. $120. month. FA 2 38*1 or ALL types of financing with FA 2-4019 after 4 p. in. backyard fenced. Under­ PART OR FULL TIME interest rates as low as verting carp»rla Into extra BLOOMING Kuaei on Chero­ Ph. FA 2-1592 or FA 2-8074 FA 2 2748. ground sprinkling system Own your own wlmlesale busi­ kee stock. All other kinds room. Ph. 322 8936. * 5 1 / |% * with well. Closed garage ness — Complete training of Nursery shrubbery and 14' PACEMAKER Runabout W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Monthly payments as low Will trade on trailer or and retail accounts furnish­ with trailer. Best offer Ukei PART-TIME night dishwash­ Rooms private bslbi, 114 trees. S T c rrrto ta s ix k as $80. Including every small bouse. 119,800. ed. W« handle Items for it. 108 N. Myrtle Ave. Ph. e r ; 3 2 2 -1 8 6 3 ; c e l l a f t e r 8 W. r i r i t St. Gray Shadows Nursery N O T H ’B IS l>»reby «lv*n l h a t thing. about all type retail out­ FA 2-7621 or FA 2-9383. p.m. t a m *ngagf<l In h u*ln*as at 5 Ml, S. on Sen ford Ave. . _ !_ K *rn f’afk. rtemlnol* C o u n t y , ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, 2 ROSA L. PAYTON let!. 3 hp. SCOTT Atwater recent­ F l o r i d a , u n d e r th« f l r t l l l o u a bath House. Fla. room, kit. SEE our models in Lake Wy Reg. Real Estate Broker EXCELLENT EARNING PO­ 21. Beauty Salon* DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ ly overhauled. Good cond. n a m e o f i T . r n JUANA a n d man Heights. H i g h l a n d FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha equipped. Extra s t o r a g e l l i a l t I n te n d t o r » f l » t e r »»ld nuals ready now. Upsala TENTIAL FOR R I G H T *26. NO 8-3100. Harriett’s Beauty Nook riuma w ith t h e ( T i r k o f Ihe Ave., just north of new area. FA 2-8343 Rd. Near Mayfair Golf MAN Eve Appl e. 3 Sr. Beauticians C i r c u i t C o u rt. Seminole C o u n ­ Gateway To The Waterway sriiou), off 17-92. Longwood. BY OWNER: 8 b.lroom, 2 To qualify you must have ty . F lo rid a . In « -eo rd ance w i t h Course. 105 So. Oak FA 25742 hath hum*. Built-in oven; t h e p r o v i s i o n s o f the F i c t i t ­ 9. For Sale or Rent Hobson Sporting Goode LMN Enterprisei Inc. auto, at least 10 hrs. weekly i o u s N am e h i a t u l o . l o - w l t : range; •hallow well pump; WOODRUFFS Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Haul Porter Beauty Shop BEDROOM CU House, sparetime, reference* and S ection (4M » F lo rid 4 H latutes 3 air-conditioner. FA 2-Hf>tl7. FARM A GARDEN CENTER 304 88 E. tat Ph. FA 2-3981 1937 Cold Wave $6 D O complete FHA VA kitchen equipped, near $798.01) t« $1,200.00 cash for Big: M ichael f 'l n lsr FA 2 1321 dot Celery Ave. Ph. FA 2-3976 Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-55k8. GOVERNMENT HOME: Liw down payment. 3 Bed­ merchandise you control. 1104 W. 23th St. P u b l i s h Oct. 14. SI, Js, A Nov. 38. M otorcyclm • S c o o te rs Petunia Plauls 4. 1*43. 3 AND 3 BEDROOMS rooms, tv* baths. Air-Con­ $2300 00 rash for full time PERMANENT Wave Special C D N -IJ LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, MOTOR Scooter for sale, 1 AND 2 BATHS dition A heat. Kitchen equip­ Complete details furnished 20 • oft regular prices. 33. F u rn itu re 1 A 2 hath*. By owner. 203 (food condition. It),000 mile* IX U I K T ' I T ( III HT. X IX TII Moat Kitchens Equipped ped. Deep well, sprinkling at personal interview only. Open F7vening.s hy appt. j i m i l (i. c u m i i r . ix xxn E. 23th St. Uved furniture, appliances, approx. Ph FA 20373. Down Payment Front system, beautiful yard. 103 Write giving name, add re**, COM ■KMIXIII.F, I i l l X T V , Free parking lo t. Services tools, etc. Bought • Sold. F I.I I M lf M . IX l i m i K H I XII. LARGE 4 llr. older Home on Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 271700 plume no and brief outline FHA $100 VA from tip to tip. I.T44I Larry's Mart 213 Sanford 31). Trailer* - Cabana* or Night FA 2 8351. of past work record to: lakr. Many extras. $173 LOW MONTHLY ON U ID A M AYNARD MC F A R Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Ave. Pli. FA 24132. TRAILER. 1 Bedroom. Ph. CURTIS H. SMITH LAND month lease or will sell. PAYMENTS 318 Palmetto Ave Id iln tlff, FA 2 2447. SUITE 214, AZAR BLDG. FA 2-7752. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS WANTED reliable couple to V A - FH A Phone door (1) 3320871 V 4, JMIO SO. TAMIAMi TRAIL IIK R IJK U T II. MC 4 AIIUVND. , , „ , „ . _ „ . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY lake up monthly payments Phone door r.'i 322-8323 Defendant. 12. Heal E s ta te F u r Sale Projwrty Manupemunt SARASOTA. FLORIDA of $13 50 cn 1 complete xiirii i: tic m ir |, — — . _ .... — & S h Il-s Broker 22. Iluihl - I’uinl - Itepnir We Can Qualify You For rooms of furniture. Call TOM im m u s: CLOSE IN: 5 blocks from OPERATE a franchised Kid­ T i l t U K K B K R T II. M r F A R One Of These Outstanding TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ d o w n t o w n ; n r a t 2 bedroom ADDITION'S, repairs, remo­ die Kountry Kluh Kinder­ LAND Home Buya In Minutest lect. VVhu.e a d l r e x . a« f a r as frame house, air-condition­ deling. Good work reason­ garten Nursery S c h o o I. P l a i n t i f f 14 » * i t e l« ed, enc-losed porch, large O ffris for your selection able. Free estimates A “America's finest pre-school Th« T n In S’all* V i c t o r y . ) F IlB K E S T IM A T E For Complete Information, separate dining room. i n U tlle ahlp. «rhi»e h o m e j these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 plans 8't8 81.x. educational p r o g r a in.’’ UphuDlering A Mattress ren­ p o r t It P o r t C a n a v e r a l . See Or Call Your Bedroom Small investment. Large F lo rid a , h u t p r e s e n t l y Is ovating. New A Used Furni­ S.'s. Plumbing Services St. Johns Realty •onie * h» r e on t h e h i g h FHA - VA profit. No experience neces­ ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. teal. THE TIME TESTED FIRM sary. Complete program SALES BROKER HINSON & HEARN Co., at 709 Celery Ave. TOU ARK H k l l K B Y . N o r i FA 2 8123 developed by professional PLUMBING CONTRACTING F I K l i lh.it .% C o m p la in t for lie N. Park Ave. FA 22117. D i v o r c e h a s b»*n f’li 1 a g a i n s t educators. W r i t e Kiddie Repair* A Water Heaters NEAR HOSPITAL y o u , a n d y <u a r e ra<iulr*.I to Sell Us Y'mir Furniture. Kountry Klub, Stale office, FREE ESTIMATES s e r v e a uup> j ,ur 3 bedroom home ] Real Estate—Mortgages or other I Quick Service With the llaine, City, Fla. Priced From $*5,750 2U4 E. 3rd St. J22 914J at 1201 E. 4tli St. Corner | lit N, Park Aw. 322-2420 C o m p l a i n t -ri I’lalnt If f*» VtCash. SUPER TRADING t.*riiey. J o h n w . actti"<iiTd, location with 2 loL, deep Kiveujia Park FA 2-7493 Down Payments SERVICE Sla non for lease PLUMBING POST. FA 2-0677. j r .. p. o n > i n o . T iT r.swell with sprinkler system, Call Evening! at Good location. Only smatl V IU .K . I'TAJftl DA. *nd file Contracting Repairs storage tjouie. Only $11),3*0 t h e rirtstn it A m e e r or o t h e r FA 311548 NO 8 3324 FA 2-3482 31. Articles For Sale needed by right FREE ESTIMATES I 'U s . l l t i a . In t h e fVl< e of ih* Monthly Payments capital with some terms. man FA 2 1342. K L. HARVEY C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t l > u r l for OCTOBER Special. Indies A NEW LOW S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , in 2U4 Sanford Ave FA 2-3383 From $JH.50 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Children Shoes $l in pair. h l a offl.-e In Stanford F l o r i d a , DOWN PAYMENTS IB. Female Help Wanted To make the best home o n o r before tti« J l t h d a y of Realtor Surplus City. 201 W. IsL $loo Down, many twines to 27. Special Services! Noev n ib er, IJ-JJ If » o u fell huy, see the LADY for office work. Ph. Raymond Luudquid. As»o. select from in either Pinelo do do. Ju d « r n « n ’ by d e f a u l t S M M u a u i mm FA 2 0960 for appointment. Piano Tuning and Repair w i l l be t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u for FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg crest, Sunland Estate* or VA - FHA ( h e re lie f d e m a n d e d In t h e W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Country Club Manor Spe­ EARN UI* TO $2.00 hour sew­ Com plaint. TOP HOME VALUE. 3 large Appointed W ANTED: cial terms to Navy fami­ DONK a n d u H D E R K D , »t Avd no aonfer oiwn IMS* auab ing Bibywear, Tea Aproni! BR, DR. 2 baths, nice kitch­ S a n f o r l . F l u r I: this I S t a d r y Property Ity komes l i t socid votow — lies These are FHA A VA GREEN BRIAR Send postcard to Daytime en, patio, screen summer o f LK-tober, U41. Experienced 44.360 ta $13 430 eitn as kttie owned Home-. ( I n n er t u l a a v a i l a b l e in K t XI.) Management & as 4210 Dorn m i $4X11 n r Frocks, Warsaw D-17; In­ house, attractive inside and A r t h u r if li- k w l t n . J r . l i r r e n l i n a r of l.oili A rb o r rants — Dnrt out today. There diana. out. Lot 77 x 135 in quiet, B U T C H E R C lerk o ' C i r c u i t C o u r t Sales Broker n s tqM modtlstochooi* bom1 overlooking g o lf rour-e, d e m ln o U County. F l o r i d a . settled neighborhood. Lowm building to your Ta* iMsrstito 14 — i*t eft at WAITRESS. Must be exper­ I• put*r lo Ily; M a r : h a T. V'lhlen For .Market Manager ttio Otdjry Utkin|*. ific u lio n . G r t -i - n b ri a r down payment. i> »*. ienced. Apply Chick ’N 1901 S. Park Ave. developed hy JullN IV. eVM.iids. Ji:. A 1 T L Y — CALL 6 B S-4 4 5 S Treat. Sanford. FA 23332 anytime A ttorney for Plaintiff KINGS WOOD Office FA 2-2119 p o n r, ii«s T H E MACKLE B R O S . Wades Grocery BUILDERS INC. T itu s v ille . F l o r i d a Kitht FA 2-0*48 LIGHT Housework A child Local automobile dealers of O IV I W O N Of» Puhllsh Do'_ 11, JI * N o r 2U2 Fairinoul Dr. C l U 1 D I V l k O F U I N T I , INOe INVESTMENT i REALTY F A 2-7159 care. FA 2 9421. Call morn­ fer their bed buys In Herald 323 0700 4. 11. 0 4 1 . FA 2-*u74 116 N. Park Ave. J22 9173 >clasvilicd display ads. ings. 4524 Park Dr, Sialord, Fla. CDN-74 Legal Notice Jim Hunt Realty SOLD! Government Stenstrom Realty Owned Homes MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES As Low As $100 [Deltona Seminole Realty Jim Hunt Realty SO U TH W A RD i A �Detachment 8 Wins October Bomber Stream i n» » « i« i F l o IS — Oet tl, IN S am a Rally Day Held In Chuluofa ^tter^eakfest ■y Jam 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 ( UPI)—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; UNDER THE G.A.C. PLAN 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 F0CKETB00K 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 h io s d -----------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 MODERN KITCHENS HY Park 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 Shoswialutfi C O N ST 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 ST E N ST R O M REALTY Sillers 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 F ont 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! GOLD BO N D ’ -S T A M P S '! your " T h rift* i rd., Oi-ltihf-r 2.1 �/ Evans Asks S t. 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: Fair through W>dru*.«dnT: hiph today in upper 80s’; low tonight 56-64. On the local level you must JACKSONVILLE (LTD — ARTICLE IX 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 A proposed amendment t«» sand* of commercial enterInis recommended that * right Article ! \ of the Constitu­ prises, dependent upon the i of way survey for the pro pustion of the Slate of Florida continued demand for outdoor ! ed St. Johns.Indian River In­ m w i. . . by adding a section to he recreation. These f i s h i n g land Canal he started as soon Capt. James O. Mayo, skip­ nomhered hs the Seeeelary camp*. dock*. piers, boat ns possible, director Col. Uilct per of Heavy Attack Wing 1, of Slate providing that the ramps, charter boat*, hunting Evans said today, NEW YORK (l'P H — Gen­ is sending out special invita­ Outdoor Itrrrrationaf lie- preserves, bathing benches, eral Manager Roy Harney lie suid the !>onrd told th* sclopimnt Council a* cre­ camp grounds, picnic shelters, tions to the lltth annual Bomb­ Held In Slayings State Conservation Depart­ ated hy the 19f>1 Legisla­ guided tours and equipment of the New York Yankee* ing Derby Dee. B-14. Recep­ ture. may l«*ur revenue rental* amount to gross re­ retired today and wa* »nement that ■ request for $40,GAINESVILLE ( U P 1 ) Authorities held Charlie Mac U00 hy th* 8t. Johnt-Indian tion and golf tournament bond*, revenue certificate* ceipts of a quarter billion eeeded in that position by 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 a t ­ 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 — Troop* 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 Armored Division 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 day boarded a C l<15 Military Air 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* at Berjfutrom AFIt in "Operatioti bin (*ivic Center. Complete out­ tain restrictions. growth of Florida has ulready nud 3 newsmen. it was reported today. main* Mvnilnhle." Lift." Tlie men »re pint of 15,158 rombnt 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 Europe in three day* in tin* largest to approve the three constitu­ tlie Seminole County S|H>rts- outdoor recitation arras ami eration “m n t like clockwork," $ .T Income ered th* St. Johns-Indian military air lilt ever carried out in and) a abort 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 time. 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 ) m i l e »n h o u r 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 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. • • • 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 F o i l e d Press lnli-rniilinn.il thrmil ami a (Mail of blond lie southwest during tea day. ors of tiie Juvenile i mind] I'ottcd th a t 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 An autopsy was scheduled, o n o u t d o o r i n i e a t i o n alo in 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).' hut police said Huy were • • • I h i s is n o t a s u r p r i s i n g fig* ii i1 1) i4ti|Uiit-i| n't trillion subsided Mr*. Dullm. put uut the eiillsrii „ serious forest lire working on Hie assumption voting wife of an Air Force Initial Ladies Night for the u r o w h e n com t h i n k s o f 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 tlir rase was homicide. fall and winter sea-on si (he t e r m s o f a m o u n t s p e n t f o r 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 Cbrin Alet Nam has hern charg­ "There l.s little doubt ill Hanford Shrine Club is slated 1n e a ts , m o t o r s , f i i e u r u i s , 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 c a m p i n g equipm ent, s w i m - 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. e r s . e t c . , p l u s t tie i n c i d e n t a l HI s a l t Hurricane Gtnny sprang up Monday and officials moved water b o a t a c c e s s investigation * a i the Lick* Ihrnc other elderly women County authorities wHit second on more than $225,000 In rvvc o s t s o f f o n d , i . e l g i n g , g a s o - siU'*: 7u fresh water b o u t ae- hart Volunteer t i re 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 fresh water swimming s i t e s , 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. 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 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 ed sorcerer who rail* himself County Commission con­ commandos have landed in crossroads. . . . The effurt* of service in Viet Nam, died en SALISBURY. England t h e "latpland Rainmaker'’ .Median In com 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 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) Flier 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 Bulletin 'B ig L ift' G o in g BRIEFS 'L ik e C lo ck w o rk ' Shoplifter Begins Term In City Jail Ship Strafed Off Coast Of Cuba 7 5,000 County Sets Study Of Urban Renewal Ginny Stalled Off Carolina Tugs Stand By Escort Fogg Fire Damages Bear Lake Home Body Of Beaten Woman Found Rainmaker Fails Raincoat Crowd va Wife Charged In Slaying Two FaccTox Case Sentences Exile Reports Cuba Landing Joint Luncheon Slated Thursday J. M. Garrett’s Father Dies t 7 Die In Jet 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>, October 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/441b68671a154092ed5d466725d1c17c.pdf 89a4f29ccbd646986937d37b71f29eb0 PDF Text Text — Music Groups - 1 Plan Concert At Lyman r V b f u fu l Pag* 10 — T>sc. 17, IMS VmO Cuban Refugee Reports Seeing Soviet Rockets Cafeteria Soon To O pen Plaza Unit MIAMI (UP!) _ A Cuban By 1 mm C— el erey Tha Lyman High School refugee reported Mooday he Band and Chonu will present f i x a Russian convoy of • Ucht winter concert a t § trucks and trailers transport­ p. m. this Thursday in ths ing what appeared to be huge arhool auditorium with 78 rockets on a highway la Cuba ■todenta participating under direction of Music Director Ignacio Bladeres, a 21-yearBin Bennett. old akin diver, said the "cyl­ Included In the performance indrical objects'* aboard the will be the Toceota for Band, vehicle* were covered with hy Erickson, and several specanvas but they "eertalnly eial Christmas arrangements FELIX ANDREWS I1RACK PERKINS fo r combined band and chorus must be rockets . . . and really big ones." The Dixie Land Band, com* posed of P at McLaughlin, Bladcrej, who fled the Dennis House, Roger Deppen, Communist Island with three Xkhard Morgan and Bill friends, was picked up by an 'Wharton, also will be featured. American oil tanker when the Although the band Is smal­ refugees* small bolt sank ler in slxe this year the qua! about 15 miles off the Florida tty haa not suffered and the coast. Fifty-three other refu Brack Perkins, proprietor mlttce Is Felix Andrews, • v t a i a i of entertainment gees arrived here from Cuba of B. L. Perkins It Son, has manager of IILII Products. promises to be wall worth the over the weekend. priee of admission which also Several Cuban fishermen been named chairman of the Other members for the com­ THEY MUST I.OVE POPCORN! Mr. and Mrs. D. H. MncGilli* who reIncludes a dance to follow the said Soviet captains are In Seminole County general vo­ ing year arc Dr. John Darby, niilo on Forrest Drive found their family room piled high with popcorn concert. command of a number of the cational education program Robert Shedden and J. P. boxen. The boxen were later filled with popcorn and Bold a t the SeminoleThe 18-pleee stage band will more than 200 patrol boata In In this county at the high Toole. Outgoing members arc Kinnimmee post-ncason football game a t the Memorial Stadium. Mrn. play for the dance offering a Joseph Foy and Mrs. Patty Premier Fidel Castro’s coast­ school and adult levels. Charles Meeks, Mrs. Richard Elam, Mrs. Willis Jones and Mrn. Nadine New member of the com- Catchcl, who remain as exgood variety of popular dance al navy. Colbert helped Ret the boxes ready for the game. This shot was made by music ranging from the Mblg officio members. "They have to use Inter­ band era” to modern dance Herald Photographer and Society Editor Helen Glecson. Committee members make preters to give orders," said rhythms that will appeal to all recommendations regarding one refugee, the captain of ||M , the future development of vo­ one of two vessel* which fled Thera will be a reduced rate cation and technical educa­ Cuba together. for students and children un­ tion. They visit the schools to "There are many Russians der 12 will be admitted frre sec the program in operation. still in Cuba, at least several m.ACKSBURC;, V*. (LTD when accompanied by their thousand, I would say," he parents. said. "There are also a lot of — Virginia Polytechnic Insti­ Proceeds will go towards Chinese who are supposed to tute VPI, in an effort to By Mrs. Adsm Muller cut down freshman class drop­ ths purchase of badly needed lie technicians." A musical program present­ band equipment and Inatru Many of the refugees were outs, has eliminated the shoe shining and brass poll.hlng msnts. Refreshments will be ed by the DeBary Choristers lly Mrs. Adam .Muller Peter Koppennal, recording youths fleeing Castro's new chore* of new members of the ■erred and Santa Is expected will highlight the December compulsory draft law for all Officers of tho DeBary secretary; Mrs. Archie Long, Corps of Cadets. to make a special guest ap> meeting of ths Dcllary Home Civic Association fur the liMI corresponding aecretury nnd males between the ages of 18 By Mr*. Adam .Muller VPI President T. Marshall pearancs. and 41. The monthly meeting of the Demonstration Club w h i c h year were elected and install­ Claire Felluwa, financial sec­ Hahn «aid the period formerly They reported that house-toDeBary Catholic St. Ann’s will he held Thursduy login­ ed ut the December meeting retary. house surveys made It "vir­ set sslde for freshman cadets Guild was held lust week s t held last week in tho Commu­ (iuest speuker for the meet­ tually Impossible" to avoid to perform chores for upper ning with the usual workshop nity Center. ing was Dr. laiuls I’erei of registering for t h e draft rlasxmen now has been desig­ the church with Rev. II. Dev­ at 10 a. m. lin of Dd.uml attending as •Serving will lie Chester DeBary anil Sanford who told nated for study. The meeting and program Itearick, president: Karl Mer­ of thu tactics employed by which, they said, already has spiritual advisor, "The primary purpose of By Mona Oriaatead will be held nt the Community rill, vice president; Mrs, C. the Communists in Culm lw- signed up more than 1 mil­ going to college is to obtain Mr*. John Strung nnd Mr*. A program of Christmas K. Butler, treasurer; Mrs. fore Custro sold cut thu coun- lion youths and men. Michuel (Ionian thanked all Center. Directing the choir an education," Hahn suid. music to be presented by stud who assisted in making the try. He said that olio could •nts of the first, second and will be I.aura Platt Brown and recent combined breakfast and not converse in front of Ilia accompanying will lie Therrsn third grades of the Longwood cake sule a tucessful endeav­ children as the youngsters Elementary School will high­ Kupers. Several vocal and in-1 or. were only too eugrr to tell light today's 7:30 p. m. meet­ eluded. Mr*. Herbert Vitt and Mr*. their teachers what they ing of the l'arent-Teacher Or­ The Choristers have been in­ Richard Musxelwhite Jr., Howard Yerkes reported that FORT L A U D E R DALE strumental solos will be in­ overheard at home in order ganisation. 32, died Monday in an Orlan to win extra "stars” in their do hospital. Mr. Musselwhite (UPI) - State OOP Chair­ they had visited 15 new Reports on success of the vited for dessert nt 1:15 p. ni. Ry Lisle Kowalski man Timi F. Hrown predicted Catholic fnmilies in the Del­ Members are requested to studies and auid Hint many recent Harvest Festival spon­ Christinas parties for all moved to Maitland from Wil­ Sunday that President John­ tona area and welcomed them families were hri'ken up by sored by the PTO are on the wi ar their choir robes. grades at Rear Lake FileHome Dcmonstiation ('lull mrntary School will he held the tales carried by their mington, N. (’., in Hi58. lie son will he easier to la-at ut to the llellury Parish. agenda for the business *••»was ar member of thr fresh)- the polls next year than Pre­ It was announced that Fr. nuiinliera will exhibit roniplet- Friday afternoon In the indi­ children. •ten. lerian Church in Wilmington. sident Kennedy would have, Steillhilber, a missionary Refreshments will be nerved led articles made during ttie vidual classrooms with re­ The speaker stated that Survivors arc his parents, hern. | priest who will he visiting by mothere of second grails workshop courses under dlrec- freshments of c u p c a k c a , promises made by Castro Mr. and Mrs. Richard MusAnd hr added "It will take] his family here during Hie students at the dose of the lion of Mrs. (Seorge Wright, orange drink. Ice cream nnd were only lies to hide III* M-lwhltc Sr., maternal grand­ more than u .Southern drawl” holidays, will celebrate a Mid program and meeting. | president. real intentions, making Ilia parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold randy (or all the children. night Mass at St. Ana'* on fur him t<> win F'lorhla. (lames will he supervised takeover very simple us most Davis, Southport, N. C., pa­ The Tampa ntturney, an Christina* Eve. by room mothers of Individ­ of the (ample believed him. te r n a I grandmother, Mrs. Mrs. Leon l.nrue'l reminded Peret al«o gnve an inter­ Margaret Mimelwhlte, Cas­ nutspekrn barker of Sen. ual classes and the children Barry Goldwater, predicted members of the annual des­ :il>o will exchange gilts at esting resume of the history selberry. three brothers, Hoof Cuba and asked prayers tiert Musselwhite. Wilming­ the Arizona Republican "will sert card party to lie held a t this time. carry Florida by si comfort- 1 p.m., Jan. 18, in the church for freedom of its people. Following Hie p a r t i e s , ton. James Musselwhite, Or­ able margin." *o< ia! hall. Mis. Kiln Delternrd of De- lando, and Donald Musselschool will lie recessed for the Christmas holidays with Land, Denurrntic Committee white. Ft. Jackson, S. L\, and hard at work while the men classes scheduled to resume woman, presented a Rtiito three sisters. Mrs. Peggy AnBy Bernice Kelsey flag In the lta»oriatiuli from derson, Frank Jordan of Talbotton, stood around doing as little on Jan. tt. Wilmington. Mrs. (Inventor Farris Bryant. Mrs. Barbara Hughes, Maitland, Ca., member of this sum- ns possible. CALL Dellernrd's latest hook is at and Mrs. Sue Smith, Las Ve-1 vner'a People to People GoodHe said that only a 'elected the printers and soon will be gas, Nevada. will tour to Itussiu, was few students arc privileged to guest speaker at a recent as­ attend the university and available to the public. Funeral services will be sembly of tho Oviedo High these few are paid a small (Iuest speaker for tile Jan. held Thursday at 2 pm . In School. 10 meeting will he Dr. II. It. (iramknw Funeral Chapel, sum (or their attendance. F. Russell Mitchell Jr., died Wilbur who will have ns his Rev. Leonard Jones officiat­ In comparing costs of Sunday ut Dnyfolia lleiii'h. M OVING AND S T O R A G E CO ., INC. Jordan was a college "nom­ topic the subject of water ing. inate of A. A. Myers of Ovie­ clothing Items, he pointed out Mr. Mitchell, n former realFA 2-9511 do and Is no the Board of that in Russia a single pair dent of Sanford, attended conservation. Sectl Morrison Hurtsl will tie in Highland Trustees at Mercer Univer­ of shoes costs as much as $35. school* here mid was married will present selections on the Memory Hardens, Ursinkow 5 0 4 C o le y A ve. S a n f o r d , F la. lie said that children stood to the former Anna l.euorn sity. piano und harpsichord. Funeral Home in charge. Pointing out that Biusia is in line for bubble gum Drawn of Sanford. three times the sUu of the brought into the country by He lx survived by his wid­ United States, he told the stu­ members of the tour. How­ ow, his stepm other, Mrs. F. dents that ho changed time ever, a later group was ask It. Mitrhell, K. Fourth Street, of his watch eight times on ed nut to bring the treat since Sanford, nod daughters Mrs. tin- way to Moscow, where like Russian people did not James Itansom mid Mrs. Mar­ those making the tour receiv­ want their children to sample lin A. Johnson mnl two ed a cordial welcome from it as it Is not available there. grandchildren. tho Russians. Die only assis­ Street scenes pictured silow­ Ftim-ral services wrte to tie tance they refuted to give ed a remarkable lack of auto­ was information concerning mobiles and Jordan said that held today nt I p.m. nt Dag­ location of the city's only pro- there are fewer cars in the gett mid McIntosh F'uiiernl testant Baptist Church, how­ whole of Russia than is his Home In Ii;iytmiii llencli. The fmnily lias icqucsteil no flowever, with the aid of a rail homo county, alone. driver, the group fount] it and lie pointed out that Russia's attended services. agricultural problem Is one Jordan said seating capa­ of producing enough while Answers To All city In the church was for an America has the problem of EAST LANSING, Mich. — I approximate l.uoo persons hut surplus production. (NF!A) — Fullback Roger that st least 2.S00 were crowd­ A question and answer per­ Lopes of Michigan State wa< ed inside and people were iod for students and faculty nicknamed Pineapple, llawai standing outside for at least was held at the conclusion of ian Punch and Big Moose. I a block. the program. lie's a senior from Honolulu i He showed pictures of the Russian livestock which we would consider pitifully underi Nrw RiaiMtt Clinic I/Otuotlcp. cn« ol 21 ssxlHi m ] mitinf 'VI Rimhi.r Stott: nourished but which the Rus­ Amaicaa. . , Clime 6 sr V I sians term "superior." Pic­ 1 . . . Amhmsrfw V I tures of farming equipment revealed that most of It is No. 1 in coMpoct cor sales-Rambler leads because Rambler listens ■id and in poor condition. Tlie speaker reported that the Russian youths were full of questions about young peo­ ple of tho United States. Boys end girls there arc not allow­ ed to date ami the girls can­ not wear makeup or finger­ • ALMOST 3 FEET TAU nail polish until they are 18 years okl. There are no pro­ • LOVABLE and (U D D IESO M E blems of delinquency since any youth Inclined to give • Covered in BRIGHTLY trouble ia sent to Siberia. COLORED FABRIC Jordan aaid that there are Oil STSItCH OUT IOOMMISSI Solid comfort o n tsurev t « v a rtasotMANci plus MT ixtia VAtuiS at nocxtracost. including no slums in Russia but the for 6 big adults. Yet live Rambler Classic famed economy and plenty of go for sale Deep-D rustproofing. Double-Safety Deep-Dip • BOWS ON FEET 6 or V-8 u trim outside for easy handling. people are crowded into pasting. Choice of Classic 6 or V-8. Brakes, Advanced Unit Construction. apartmenta meant for onehalf or one-quarter their num­ OF SANFORD ber. In Russia the women do all 301 West F irst Street, Sanford, Fla. 203-09 E. Ini ST. manual labor and Jordan Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday •venings, 10:00, Channel 8 •bowed pictures o4 the women Vocational Group Chairman Chosen r& ii& A . Choristers To Sing For HD Club Prexy States Purpose Of College DeBary Association St. Ann's Guild Has Meeting Elects New Officers serve the business and social clubs of the area. The Semi, note Pizza Trade Winds will a'so provide catering service —a specialty of the Trade Winds chain throughout Cen­ tral Florida. Officers of Trade Winds Cafeteria, in addition to Rob­ inson, are W. K. Price Jr., first vice president; Glen G. Henson, second vice prrddent and Janies C. Robinson, secret ary-treasurer. Opening of s new Trade Winds Cafeteria is scheduled for the first week in January according to J . C. Robinson, president of the locally-owned Central Florida ehaln. The new unit Is located in the Seminole Plaza on U. S. IT92 between Orlando and San­ ford. Trade Winds Cafeterias now are established in Melbourne, Leesburg, Cocoa and Orlando and construction began last month on an eighth unit in the Scarstown Shopping Cen­ ter south of Ft. Pierce on U. S. 1. The Seminole Plaza unit will have a seating capacity of 350 and some 75 employes will be required. Facilities will also include two large private dining rooms with built-in sound systems to * Unit Sets Party The Auxiliary unit to D»Uary'a Herbert D. Gibb Amer­ ican Legion Post 259 will have its annual Christmas putty and meeting a t 7 p. m. today in the Fire Recreation Hall on Colomhm Road. .Member* am asked to bring a 50 cent paper gift for the grub hug. <1 PRICES SLASHED ON c o m ;K » n n w it h ; if I l f ABl ST VERSATILE APPLIANC y o u c a n g u ah / ° ° R iv ie v e i M E PTO To Hear Program Maitland Man Dies At 32 Bear Lake Classes Plan Parties tf -W . As Advtrliitd Nationally on Television Johnson Loss In State Seen Life In Russia Described At Oviedo High Assembly M O V IN G Former Sanford Resident Dies 4 » | J U O / V I In one beautiful I c / I I 35 " CLOW N DOLL $ £ 0 0 MSI MATHER New BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. . AUTOMATIC 3 -SPEID PUSH-BUTTON B LEN D ER RAMBLER CLASSIC 6 * V-8 package- newexcitement...big 6-footer room...standout performance...value features i £ [BJormeyers NEW DORMEYER M /m -Z /b f ★ £ l£ C m /C O P * W ARM S H IA T S * B O IL S 7%«- fcn C H tf frtft?. fTfa ftr - V fr tr ’t t v re ttfc x e r a •Mil I i -• *• • i4 | ***** ** ’* »•«%» - /f s | • t l i t a d . i * , - .v b| >ea t ' f t CHOOSE FROM THESE AND OTHERS — AT Sanford Electric Co. 118 S. Magnolia FA 2-1563 } / ( ‘ lL I ^ ' - 1 (f 1 ^ * t j Iljmji ■— v 7 ____ �•% ye <$h? ) 4»> V Zip Code 82771 S m t lf c Clues In New Smyrna Slaying 'Mighty Meager' I DAYTONA BEACH (UFO— things they thought were sus­ a half mil* *3 the Holly Hifl are police station and reported Investigator* said clues were picious. “The dues “mighty meager” today in mighty meager, but we're the Incident VOL. 56 running them all down,” he Thursby said Davis told the sadistic kidnap slaying of said. him he had only beard the one New Smyrna Beach service Thursby said $C3 was mist­ groan and had not seen any­ station owner Samuel Dough­ ing from Dougherty’s filling one in the area prior to find­ station on the northern out­ ing the body. Hunter* are giving Tommy erty. Police issued an all-points Peterson and bit Canadian The 61-year-old was found skirts of New Smyrna Beach, about 25 mile* from the spot bulletin In Florida. Georgia geese no end o( trouble. A tied to a tree in a wooded hit mutilated body was found and South Carolina, and year or more ago, Tommy area near the Florida East at 6 p. m. by a Negro hunter. Thursby offered a $500 re­ was presented with a pair of Coast Railway tracka at Willie J. Davis, 19. laid he ward for any Information these geese, a male and a nearby Holly IHU Tuesday. was hunting near Ihe FEC leading to the arrest of the female. As every naturalist His head was caved in and tracks on the outskirts of persons responsible for the Holly Hill when he heard a slaying. knows, this particular breed there were five knife wounds groan.” He followed Ihe "Therr'U be no questions of geese normally mate only in his hark. aound, saw the body lying asked If we get a ca!!,N fee once in a lifetime. Shortly Volusia County Sheriff Rod­ on the g r o u n d and ran said. after he received the fowl, $56 Picasso ney Thursby called Ihe slay­ LONDON (UPD—The Insti­ a hunter shot and killed the ing “ the most vicious and tute of Contemporary Art female. Xot too much later said today it will hold a char­ Long range urban planning heinous crime I've e v e r Tommy picked up another ity art raffle, with tho winner for the East Central Florida seen.” female and, strangely, just Dougherty's body was found recently the pair -took up” taking home a Picasso paint­ area. Including . S e m i n o l e with each other. So what hap­ ing for only $36. some 13 miles from his ser­ County, was given a “ shot in pens? Just the other day an­ vice station. the arm ” today when Con­ Constable Russell Galbreath other hunter crippled the Bonds Refused gressman A. Sydney Meriting of New Smyrna Reach said it TALLAHASSEE (UPD — TALLAHASSEE (UPD — would provide $1,850,054 for drake. Jr. announrrd (he Housing was hoped that someone driv The state received formal junior colleges and technical The Supreme Court refused • • • ami Home Finance Agency Ing by the station on U. S. word today its share of a new Institutions and $1,283,126 John Krider really gets today to validate a $2.4 mil­ has granted $81,000 lo “ aid 1 might have seen something $1.2 billion federal college con­ for universities. lion bond issue for construc­ around, lie’* in New York this federally imparted area that would give a clue. The struction sid bill will 1)0 $5,The final figurrs differed City today (on a very Import­ tion of additional hospital fac­ In its program of compre­ robbery and kidnaping took 635,182. ilities hy the Halifax Hospital only slightly from earlier ant mission for Seminole hensive planning.” County) and la scheduled for District in Volusia County. place in broad daylight. Gov. Farris Bryant was ask­ estimates of the state's share This grant was made to the a canal district meeting Galbreath said several tele­ ed to designate a state agency in the measure, which wo* East Central Florida Region­ phone calls had been recelvNarrow Escape H>ursday in Orlando. to administer the program signed into law Dec. 10 by al Planning Council, with ed from persons who saw In Florida. Bryant's executive President Lyndon Johnson. • • • PARIS (U PD -A U. S. Air DASH AWAY, DASH AWAY Reindeer, to the Hurry Anna Crippled headquarters in Titusville. Anchor Club member* are Force Boeing jetliner carry­ The money goes for both Children’* Home in Umatilla, to add to the fun for 75 children who won’t aide James Kynes said the Tills fund will be matched having a “ car wash” at Phil ing Defense Secretary Robert be going home for Christmas. Mr*. Robert Zittrower (left) and Mrs. Mar­ governor would probably public and private institutions with $10,500 contributed by lips M Service Station. Park S. McNamara narrowly avoid­ cel Fuille (right) of the Anna Miller Circle present their prize-winning name the cabinet board of ed­ of higher learning. seven counties, including S7.and Third. Saturday from 9 ed crashing into a civilian Jet­ The three year life of th* reindeer to George Carver, managing director of the home, at the Elk’s ucation for the job. 550 from Seminole County. liner at Orly Airfield today, a. m. to 5 p. m. (Herald Photo) Kynea said the program program will provide the aU U Lodge, Tuesday. • • • Robert Doyle, executive di­ port authorities announced. with about $10.8 million. rector of the planning council, NOTE TO JANE CASSEL­ Matching funds could com* told The Herald by telephone BERRY: The many friends Quake Recorded from a $43 million bond Issu* at noon today that members PASADENA, Calif. (U P D of Mrs. Josephine Kennedy, for university construction of his staff will be in Sem­ former Casselberry resident A major earthquake that which will be validated and inole County in February for and widow of Nash Kennedy, could have been destructive sold early next year. a study of housing, transpur former Casselberry town mar had it struck a populated area Under the three year plan. latlon, recreation. Industry shall, will be glad to know was recorded Tuesday by Institutions will also be abla and allied subjects to meet that she sends season’s greet seismographs at the Califor­ fly Donna Estes to qualify for funds in a ings from Bermuda. She Is nia Institute of Technology. lashes and sparkling golden The priie-winning reindeer The bid of Therm O-Tane the criteria laid down by the $120 million loan program, residing there witli her son. which rode to victory on the antlers were designed and Gas and Appliance Company, federal government for future United Press International and a similar plan will be In cash grants. N, B. Kennedy, of the Navy, New System created by 3lrs. Zittrower, Inc., of Sanford for the air Anna Miller Circle float in A bllstery low pressure sys­ effect totaling $145 million Doyle said all of Seminole Mrs. Kennedy writes that she TAMPA (U PD -A new sys­ tem dumped new snow on the for graduate school* and cen­ float chairman ami Mrs. the recent Christmas parade conditioner and heater for County has hern photograph' misses the home town very tem of military communica­ Midwest today. Snow drifted ter*. much but keeps abreast of tions using a satellite for the in Sanford have found a hap­ Faille out of lumlier, chicken Longwood's new City Hall and cd front the air and that across highways and heavy wire, cotton, plastic and gilt. the latest happenings (watch­ far-flung U. S. Strike Com­ py home. Fire House was accepted at a these aerial photographs are snow warning were posted for DK. (i. II. STARKE Around their necks arc hung being studied to aid in Hie ing for Jane’s byline) by mand task forces may result They are going to Umatilla, continued session of the City parts of three states. reading The Sanford Herald. from test* being made at long range planning to meet ,j0 part toward bring hells and flowers on satin Council Tuesday evening. A private plane carrying • • • future expansion. MacDill Air Force Base all ingrng Christmas joy to the ribbons, and twined in their two or three persons plunged Alter extensive discussion forelocks between their gold­ Last regularly scheduled this week. Federal agencies have not­ children of the Harr>-Anna Into Icy Lakj Erie north of and consideration of the nuinen ears are more flowers. meeting for the year of the ed county planning is a ne­ Crippled Children's home. Dunkirk. S . Y., Tuesday The Anna Miller Circle has crous bids submilted, council cessity to gain future grants. present Altamonte Springs Milk Challenge Tuesday, Mrs. Robert Zit­ become famous for their j awarded the bid lo lherm (). night. The pilot reported car­ Town Council will be held at The Federal Bureau of Roads Dr. J , Clifford Boyce, $6, TALLAHASSEE (UPD — trower ami Mrs Marcel buretor icing and lost of con­ * this evening at Town Hall. Attorney Mallory Horne says Faille, in behalf of the BPOE prise-winning floats ami now j I*ane which had submitted Ihe already h a s announced a Sanford physician and mem­ trols before the crash. $1,343.50. Newly elected Councilman he plans to challenge the 1211, creators of Die Mama have fne trophic* in their '°w h*1' deadline of July 31. 19*15, ber of the Seminole County Skies cleared behind the I In other business a rcsolui collection—four for first place ,n other business i Bob Newell will be taking right o f j ^ J a y m t dairy io'#!lvi o * t> i i. . when road funds will be cut snow storm and temperatures Medical Association, died a t . ♦• K' C». 0 . » W C » . tl.-1’.assed ffr Iht pav- off unless the counties have aver Frank Gerhardt’a post defy a MlP7V’ommlssion order, them plunged to 21 degrees below 1:23 a.m. today at ftemlnol* Members of the Seminole rnue and T I , r\ Z *“> ■ ae nml irl,* . 1 ». tn.inoloAvr In January. Same with ihe setting t •• mnlmum retail j aging! Vdirer a comprehensive Iran.porta County Medical Society elect- aero at Aberdeen, S. D., home Memorial Hospital following r *r «f 'u - liar • „.... ,. . . . . . ....... ....... Tim float OU which ihe rein- '*•*>«* A-cnue from Highland lion plan ready. Sanford City Council — Karl ^ cd Dr. Gtcrye II. Starke as of Die Fischer quints, and 23 a short illness. .. i, . , drcr rode vra« In kceotni with Mi n i lo UJkewe* u m c . Higginbotham will succeed Dr. Boyce moved here la Uranic and Seminole Couii- ^|,r(.s|(jrnt Tuesday evening. below at Havre, Mont. Minn Tom McDonald on Jan. T. S* ° ' 7%*phf'ilrrn**hi iuoM ried' by 1lh® U* n'c for ,he >rar of " ' ,f’ Kerr*11, w ,» rC ties have been conferring on Alvi fleeted wern Dr. Robert espolts, Minn., reported 9 be 1053 from Freemont, Ohio, • • • ■*— Elk* i n . l.odgev •’ where he had practiced medi­ I the off Flnrirla Florida. | Christmks under the Sun and cently elected to council and this matter, toward Ihe point >|, Rovcninml, vice" preVidcntj low. ' l l . n .in showed Santa Claus floating will he sworn Into office at of forming a two county plan A WORTHY CAUSE: The cine for many year*. Bora TALLAHASSEE (LPI) - The children raii.e « ■ £ , „ , a ^ on # pfllio ^ lh4. rtg u |ar Jan. 2 meeting. Heavy snow warnings were and Dr. Charles Hardwick, Fink Ladles (who volunteer The newly orgunirod Interim from seven ning council. However, Doy'e secretary. Ter.na of office posted for sections of Ohio, March 13, 1890, in Canada, ' * j was surrounded by palm and sat in on Tuesdays meeting said today, Orange County their time at Seminole Memor­ legislative committee to in­ years, Pennsylvania and western he graduated from McGill ial Hospital) are establishing vestigate state agencies em ­ Tho jolly looking reindeer, citrus trees, while children as an observer. Councilman has apprised him it lias des­ commence Jan. 1. New York. Up to 2 Inches of University of Medicine in Dr. Starke, member of the a $500 fund for nurse's train­ powered to issue b o n d s with their long golden eye- lounged on the wrought iron Jim Hcitcr was absent, ignated his council as She Florida Medical Association, fresh snow fell over most of Montreal. He was a member patio chairs. Terry Martin. I The inerting was adjourned planning agency for Rial ing for any worthy Seminole agreed today to start its work Ii.t* practiced medicine here the Great Lakes area and of all Masonic bodies, Includ­ Chris Franks and Dchhic subject to call. County girl. Details will be with a look at the Turnpike county, lie s.ihl ho ha* hud since 192/. lie opened a $U),- Ohio Valley during the night ing Bahia Temple and a Zittrower wens the parties worked out at tho January Authority. no information from Seminole 000 clinic in 1932 and treats Tlie storm dumped 148 member of tha local Elks pants. luncheon-meeting. County. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, pjtients at the Good Samari­ Inches of snow at Muskegon, Imdge. « • « County Commission chair­ tan Home free of charge. Strike Averted He Is survived by on* Mich, Tuesday—o record for ANOTHER WORTHY man, was out of the rlty to­ daughter, Mrs. Joseph KUa» WASHINGTON (UP1) - A a 34 hour period. Up to 20 Ilcsldes Sanfurd and Sem­ CAUSE: Communications latior dispute between United day and unavailable for com­ inole County, his patients inches of snow fell in Uie gvnsmlth of Geneva, Switzer­ Workers of America, laical Air Lines and the machinists ment. land; a ton, Chief M/Sgt. J . LOS ANGELES fUPI) come from throughout Cen­ surrounding area. 3108, is again sponsoring two union that threatened a strike In Hie Chicago area, only C. Boyce J r., of Seott Air Tile brother of one of Ihe sus­ tral Florida. “ 111 Mom” Christmas tele­ of ground crews at the height TALLAHASSEE ( UPD — Annual midnight edition A native of Alachua Coun­ the lieavily traveled thorough Force nase, III.; a stepson, phone calls to servico men or of the Christmas rush was pected kidnapers of Frank The Rood Department will of the The Sanford llrrsld Sinatra Jr. said Tuesday he ty, he was graduated In 1923 fares and expressway* were Tom Norris of Orlando; a women (son. daughter or hus­ settled during the night, a re ­ turned his brother in lo the open contractors' bids Friday will he distributed early from Florida A A M College relatively clear of snow ami sister, Mrs. It. C. Andrew, of band) overseas. Mrs. Robert on I t interstate, primuiy and < Sunday. The edition will be liable source said today. FRI "at his request." and received his medical de­ lee, although many slippery Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Washburn, at USO, has pre­ “ I turned my brother in. but secondary construction proj- run off the press at midand seven grandchildren. gree in 1927 from Mcharry spot* were reported. pared a box for letters and night Saturday, reads for Kennedy Rook Funeral arrangements will it was with his approval," | Even the sunny Southland University, Nashville, Tenn. cards with this Information: NEW YORK (UPD - Pro James Irwin. U. said in * ! Included among the jobs to Ihe news carriers early couldn't escape the had wea be announced by Brisson Fun­ WASHINGTON lU P!) — Name, rank, serial number, i he l*t will be the first Inter- Snndav. ductfon of the United Press newspaper interview. ther. Miami, had .77 Inch of eral Home pending arrival of Florida rltru* officials told country and, if possible, tele­ International American Heri­ John William Irwin, 4? .1 R"*'** »r> in Volusia This Is tradition with The Federal Trade Agencies today rain In six huurs Tuesday Mrs. KUngensmith. phone number. The cards nighl. tage hard rover book on the was arrested last Friday and i County. The «ix mile project lleralil, giving all Its per the reduction or elimination of must be dropped in the box, sounrl Christina* Day to tariff* on foreign ritru* and F l t S f C I O S S NOT mailed. Drawing wilt lie assavinalion of President j presumably told FBI agents will extend from U. S. 92 Veep Choice Kennedy was placed on an where lo (iml the other two j west of Daytonu Reach north spend with their families. citrus ptoduct* would endang. Seeks New Term at 5 p. ni. Sunday and Ihe WASHINGTON (UPI) There will be no paper Wed­ er domestic growers and pro- I O l l O N u Q around-the-clock basis Tues­ suipccts, Harry Worthington to the Tumoks Kiser. winners will be notified by TALLAHASSEE ( UPD — Rep. Robert L. F. Slke*, D. nesday, Christmas Day, Sun­ Other projects include fourday with a first press run of Keenan, son of a wealthy ducers. telephone. MIAMI (UPD — A black A g r i c u l t u r e C o m m i s Fla., said Tuesday t h a t three-quarters of a million family, ami Joseph Clyde Am- luning of highways and a day's paper will replace The testimony before tbe link migrated to Florida sinner Doyle Conner .immune Speaker J o h n McCormack neit Wednesday's edition. slcr, both 23. ' couple of bridges. U. 8 . I anil Commission *»***! firnl cla-s on a jetliner Tucs- ed on his 35lli birthday Tile* "should be offered (bo place Something on your mind copies. tho Trudo Information Coin- Jay. that you'd like to tell the day that lie would run lor re of vice president on the next rnlttce is in opposition to a found half-tarv. election next year. Governor or a member of the Democratic ticket." propose,I lowering or elimlne-1 )n Canada, w«s whisked legislature at Tallahassee? lion of citrus and citrus prod- J wjt), n o human passengers Mrs. Virginia M. Jacobs, lo­ cal Western Union manager, uct* tariffs. I from Ottawa to Miami aboard says there's a special rate. 1 ,<oUrl " • Rutledge, exec- „ni, Kustcrn Air Lines jet. » 9 • util i- vice pres id tilt of the I t w„ pretty stcwardc-ses Twelfth annual policeman's Florida Citrus Mutual told the fri| ,llln «hampagn# at a lariff committee Tuesday tbs, y jp |ounj{, , t lh, , lrport ball is slated for Jan. tl at tariffs on foregin citrus m u stlh, rB „ |rn the (l(K.k w l, Mayfair Inn to the music of Ion Feldman and his or­ U maintained or Ihe U. S .j,aken „ |(>ol| a0Wi wll#ro chestra. , stand* to lose up to $3.5 MI- J Jt U wi|| |lvc „ iofl • • • 1,1,1 “""uully. | and long life. Casselberry Postmaster Ed­ CHILDREN Homer L. Hooks, general , f h, „ rr ^ birk ^ AMJLTS gar SitVr has a special jet 12 OR UNDER manager of the Florida Citrus c , naiU> th, „,rlin„ mlght be ( "MimnNioii, iiI *<> Bn. in trouble to Santa's postoffire at the North Pole, so it seems Chil­ fi>ru tin- Irnili- rnmmittcu unit dren may mail their letters tariff committee today. to Santa one day at the Cas­ selberry postoffice and r*Menu Include*! ceive an answer the next day Cole Sluw with the North Pole postmark French Friew MIAMI (UPD — A two and signed by Santa, himself. linked I lean* • • • A two • block downtown I months old baby boy wa»| l-ongwood area was blockad found dead In his crib h e re ; Grit* Judy A. McMillan, of 186 ed from pedestrian anil auto Tueolay. Onora Road, who isreported Hush Puppies Authorities say Ihe victim, traffic fur two hour* Tuesday out of town for two weeks, Relish Tray afternoon by Longwood Vol­ Michael Ouuglas Hartlehuuuh. may obtain the return of her Coffee Or Tea unteer Firemen alter (ire apparently was smothered by 1 purse, with S-0, from Mar­ a plastic bag. broke out in top of an acety­ tin Leonhardt. of Allendale, lene tank at Yc Olde Wrought Fla. Leonhardt reported to Owned A Operated Iron Shoppe. Sanford police today he had By Although the (iamea were W orld’)* Record found the purse and money Maxine k Bob Eckerd Drugs; Mayor Tom McDonald, Gen. J. WEARING “COLD” IIAHDHATS and uaintf EL CENTRO, Calif. (UPD quickly brought under control and will be happy to return Hancock •'gold” shovels, the.ic officials broke ground (’. Hutchison, chairman of the County Commis­ by Chief Claude t.ayo and the — Thirteen U. S. Air Force it. SHADES OF DESMONTHllwy. 17-92 So. sion, and It. M. Thompson Jr., president of In­ Tuesday for the multi-million dollar Sanford eight volunteers reporting, und Army parachutists today ENES and his lantern and his Sanford vestment Property Builders, Miami, and R. M. Shopping Center on Highway 17-92 at Onora the blockade was set up a* a held the world record for search for honesty: He’s fin­ Ph. FA 2-5965 Street. From the left: George Jenkina, president ally found an honest man. (Or Thompson Construction Company, Clearwater. precautionary measure In mass tree fall with a plunge rase o( later explosion. (Herald Photo) of Publix Markets; Jack Eckerd, president of | o( almost eight miles. or.e of them ) » >45 e !o « * WEATHER: Partly cloudy, cool through Thursday; high today near 70; h v r tonight la 50a. United Presa Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. DECEMBER 18. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 85 Area Gets $81,000 Urban Grant U. S. Boosts Long-Range Planning m wA $ 5 .6 Million Florida's Share For Colleges Heavy Snows, Sub-Zero Cold Hit Midwest Crippled Children tongwood OKs To Get 2 Reindeer Equipment Bid County Medical Society Elects New Officers Dr. J. C. Boyce Dies At Hospital Pike Authority Brother Turned In Suspect I • Volusia Bids To Be Opened Herald To Print Midnight Edition Cilrus Tariffs Held Necessary Duck Flies FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY ALL YOU CAN E A T - *1 Longwood Fire Blocks Street i Plastic Bag Smothers Tot 00 4 j �. The vlatta wiQ ba tba first permitted W a i t Berliners since I t days altar tha Communiata built tha wall oo Aug. U , 1*1. splitting tba city and ■ aay a f Its familial. East Batliaarf, sealed ba­ ite d tba wall aad guarded againat aacapa attampta, will gat bo cbaaca to coma to Waat Barite muter tba vtettteg agraamaaL If they did, tbcra would ha ao way for tha Commualata la maka them Although tba prospect of family rouaioaa brought hap­ piness to both ahtea of tba wall, many Wait Barliaeri doubted tba wiadom of daalteg with tba Commualata, aad W a i t Gorman nawapapara warned that mottvaa other than humanitarian warn babind tba Commualat conceaaiaaa. K waa tha flrat time that the Wait Berlin city govern­ ment conducted official talka with tba B u t Germ ana. It bad maintained la the paat that tba proper negotiating partner for Eaat Germany waa Weat Germany. Any other arrangamaat, city offi­ ciate fait, would reinforce tba Commualat contention that Weat Berlin1! lira with Weat Germany are Illegal. Both tha Woat German* and the Wcatern Alliea hare main­ tained that tho agreement changed nothing. The Allied commandment* eald In a atatoment that “ these a r­ rangement* la no way affect tha atatus of Berlin, which la defined U. azlatlng Interna­ tional agreamanta." EXTRA LARGE A p p le s 5 u>. Bog 4 9 Id a h o 's 10 Lb. Bag 6 9 U. S. NO. 1 BAKING POTATOES FULL CUT BONELESS STEAK STEAK STEAK Beans 2 -2 9 M ORTON FROZEN PUMPKIN, APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH. COCONUT M argarine* 37/ Brownies 79/ Aspargus 39/ LAND O SUNSHINE SA RA -LK FROZEN ____ PKO. L IM Y FROZEN SPEARS 1 LB. QUARTERS The DeBsry Mansion House was the eeena ef a reception sponsored by the DcRary Civ­ ic Aeeoclation Sunday after­ noon. Mrs. Chaater Kearlck, Mr*. Archie Long, Mrs. Ted Davla, Mra. Peter Koppenaal, Mra. James Duffy and many mot* ladlii helped serve the hug* crowde that ram* to tha Mention to vltw tho pictures hanging for tha holiday eaaton. The women took turn* at tho gueat book table and greeted tha gueata at tha door. Mr. and Mra. Dudley Flagler and granddaughter, Debra, of Imkeland, were on band to great many out of town gueata. lb * buffet table was over­ laid with a Christmas cloth, centered with a choir boy and angel ceramic arrangement, with gaily colored Christmas tupers In crystal candelabra. A crystal punch bowl and trays of cookies completed the festive buffeL The mantle aver the flreplaca held a min­ iature sleigh, and Bants with Several snowmen and sprays af holly. Background music during the serving added giratly to the reception under direction af Chester ttearlck, president of the Dellary Celle Associa­ tion. Mr*. George Urooks of the DeRary Arts and C rafu Club, Clinton Boinmrr, At Mercer, Mr*. Adam Muliar, hire. D. Kunkle, Mrs. Arne kiricksou and many other De­ llary Itea mingled with the guests who mads the famous old mansion coma alive for tla> l.uliday season. Plant Habitats Plants of arid ration* are grey, thick-leafed or leafiest, •ucculent and often thorny, In contrast to those of humid rrslous, which have delicate, bright-green abundant foli­ age. according to tta> Kncytloinedia Britannic*. PKG. Waldorf Salad3 5/ W IT II 5.M O R ASTOR FROZEN FORDHOOK OR BABY Lim as.. 4 * Broccoli Sprouts DEL MONTE ASTOR FROZEN BRUSSEL Spinach 2 Corn .. 2 ASTOR OR BIRDSEYE FROZEN DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE G O LDIN MOHR FOOD ORDRR S tr'b e rrie s 4 AJTOR CHOPPED OR SPEARS 23 EXTRA STAMPS .. PALMETTO FARMS CRANBERRY OR L IM IT t Fruit Pies 3 KERN FROZEN All Flavors Superbrand Cauliflower GREEN GIANT FROZEN BRUSSIL S p r O U tS lO - o x . Pkg. 4 GREEN GIANT Swt. Peas Can! YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE V A C U U M PACKED PO LY-U N SA TU R A T ED ASTO R Astor Coffee M A X W E L L H O U SE . . Sava 2 0 * Shortening Pillsbury Flour PO LY-U N SATU R AT ED . . Sava 34* BLUE or W H IT E AR R O W Sove 2 0 * Coffee s 49c L im it ^ I m ora w tth $ 5 .0 0 fo o d o rd ar. or Limit one with $5.00 food ordar. S w tlP e �+ * •V If. Wr» i D f a i Vrratt Dec. 18, 1963 — Pagu I Democrat Wins Johnson's Old House Seat Q U AN TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU DECEMBER 22ND 70* REFUND • INNOI«lt (TOMI INC. •OTTNICNT — IIU WITH YOUR FURCHASt OF A W-0 IROADRRtASTID TURRIT AND 2» ft . r o il h ia v y d u ty a lc o a a lum in um foil . Palmetto Are. & 3rd St. French Ave. A 25th. 400 E. First St Mail the cash register tape (circle turkey price) along with the Better Packaging Label from lid flap of 18 " Heavy Duty Alcoa Wrap to: Alcoa Wrap, Box 4363, Clinton, Iowa. NO COUPON n ecessary .IS*** AUSTIN*, Tex. (UPI) - J . J. (Jake) Pickle today cre­ dited a unifying Democrat party of Texai for hit sweep­ ing victory over conservative Republican Jim Dobbs in a special congressional election in President Johnson'j home district. Pickle, • self styled moder­ ate, swept all 10 counties la the district and polled 65 pet cent of the total vote. With only two rural boxes out, he led Dobbs 27,206 to 16,039. • • • Pickle replaces H o m e r i0 i * t « a s t a m p s Thornborry, (D-Tcx.), who re­ signed effective Friday to ' O N E „ WNH t N V 0 U S W become U. S. district Judge at F.I Paso. Tbornberry succeeded John­ son wher. the President moved O N £ PKG. BREAKSTONE up to the Senate in 1939. Dobbs carried only a few •t *<r. Turnnw Chippy 11 scattered boxes over the dis­ trict. In othrrs he met over­ Ham whelming defeat, such as Box '•LB. GA. B R A N D BRICK 124 In Austin, which voted for Pickle 454 to 24. The defeated candidate who ' L ° B° * CRACK,N GOOD campaigned hard against tho Kennedy administration be­ fore the President was assassi­ nated, conceded Tuesday } ^> ( * TR a STAMPS night with a statement that that " I ’ve been p r e t t y ANV Y0U UUy thoroughly beaten." J N Y P ALM ETTO FARMS . • • Pickle, who worked for * T B c u p SUPERORAND Johnson when the President first went to (Congress in 1937 from this district, called hU election "a vote of confidence in (he Democratic party and in President Johnson's admin­ istration." It was the 49-year-old Pic­ kle's first elective race, al­ though he had been a behindthe sccics power in Texas Democratic circles for 2S ‘4 years. He Is a close personal friend of Gov. John Connally. H H H M M H H F I another political ally of John­ son's. Observers had been watch­ ing the central Texas special election to see If the Nov. 22 assassination In Dallas would adversely affect Texas* si.* iS S i6 . / $ :• T ih ' i ; jlI . J trend toward conservatism. • • • Texas Democrats had split GRADE " A " Q U IC K FROZEN BAKING In conservative and liberal wings in recent elections. This split appeared to be gradually widening before last month's GRADE " A ' Q U ICK FROZEN CH ICKEN duwtings. One of Kennedy's underlying motives for coming to Texas was to sooth the two factions. After the President was C O PELAN D C O U N IR Y LIN K slain, party leaders called for unity and pleaded for an end lo tho party squabble. Tues­ day's voting in this rongretREG 4S« S U N N Y L A N D FRESH sinnal district reflected clos­ ing of ranks. Top Whip r?U^ ^ rea™ Beef or QUICK FROZEN Sausoge Treets TURKEYS prepared Salad Cott. Cheese P A R T Y C H E E SE S W IF T 'S BUTTERBALL TURKEYS 1 0 -1 6 Lb. A vg. Philadelphia Cream C heese Blu* v -3 9 / ■H B H K B B B H H Sn t o p ..JrZxLl ^ m m m ssa sssa a m C heese v a l u e ^ r j^ m L - u ........................ rn ssa a sx e x p ssm Peaches . . 3*^1. C ocktail 5 ssl i. Pumpkin 2 ^ 3 5 / Swt. Peas 2 ssl 25/ Beans . . . . 4 ssl 1. Drink . . . . 4 s ’1. . . IA V E 3 H « EACH . . LIBBY PIE RAVE 5« EACH . THRIFTY M A ID A L A SK A OR LARGE flVVE 4« EACH .. DEL M O N TE W HOLE GREEN IA V E 81 EACH .. DEL M ON TE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT m m K m m e«. 55* Ea. 4 9 * s a a m B H C h e e s e i2 o * .6 3 * H H B n B m SW IFT P R E M IU M BONELESS IA V E 5-2/3C EACH . . SUNSHINE W HOLE SPICED SAVE 5 * EACH . . ASTOR FRUIT m C heese ^ V m O ______ SPECIAL ML 12-or. m PKG. OF O C ans , 19 / H e n s . . . . “ 39t 99 Picnics.. 3 HORMEL OONELESS SA VE At EACH . THRIFTY M A ID SWEET P o ta to e s Can Ham 4 & *2 HORMEL C A N N E D BONELESS SA VE 61 EACH . . KLEENEX TABLE N a p k in s . • "-“ “ " 1 9 / Can Ham 3»»’2 'Z i . Can Ham 6 & 4 ENRICHED . . D IX IE DARLING F AM ILY SIZE LOAF TALMADGE C O U N TRY .. SLICED B r e a d . . . 2 ££ 3 1 / Ham ENRICHED .. D IX IE DAHLINC BAKED OUT GREEN G IA N T C R E A M STYLE T w in R o lls 39 HORMEL BONELESS SA VE At EACH . DIXIE DARLING C a k e M ix 4 B I SAVE EAR U f s t a m p s rn m C a m e m b e rt5 9 * Muamtar G oudas m I0-O..65* Dlu# Chip 100*65* Baby m i x z dor. 3 5 * McLaren Imperial Q U IC K FROZEN S tic k Imported C heese 1 0 -1 6 LB. Coon «-o*.29* 10 / C o r n 99 G iz z a r d s » 29> Sausage “ 59* Sausage * 39# FRESH BOSTON O U ttSP O R K “ 98/ R o a s t. . .• 39# . 303 The U. S. Supreme Court rendered a decision that tho tomato is a vegetable in 1893, but, Imtanically, It Is a fruit. Legal Notice Con 1 9 ‘ iv r u n r i H c i i r i m i i r n e i n n M v m J i n n m i . i i n. t i i r i> tvi> s u n « k u i . m i i . k t i i r v r v . i i .i i i i i i m iv i i i i v r n m vii. i : : « WAHHIN'IITON 8 K I ' I ’ 111 T T CO MPANY, a I-' 1••rI•I.c c o r p o r a * lion , !•! i l n t I f f , »». W IL L IA M K S M IT H a n d \ L I. I.NH M. nil IT I L Ill- V i l a ; • nil W II.L O : M V ttT IN an.I I* M l.IN I; V. M V ltriN , hla wife. t t e f a i id a n t a . v n r i r s : o si m is i i .i i v i ns: s ii.s: N u r i c s : in h s : ii s : u y o i v s: n p u r m a n t i « a S’l n al p a c r a a nf I • r n - L m i r - d a t e d I 'e i - e m h -r II. IM 3, an>l —n t • r «*I In C h a n <- r y C.i «• No. ISJoi. o f t h a I'ln -u lt C o u rt o f lha N inth J u ­ dicial Circuit In a n d f o r Ha-iiilnrila C o u n t y , S 'lorlda, w herein \V A8II IN tJTON 8BCL'It IT Y COM PANY, a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a l Inn. P laintiff. ant W I L L I A M C. 8 M I T II a n d AL L KNK M S M IT H , h la w if e ; and WII.LIS3 M V IITIN anl PAULI.NK V. MAHTIN. hla w ife, a r a p o f e n . l a n t e , I *111 -all t u l h a h l a h r a t a n d ba at b i d d e r for caali a t l h a S*runt P o o r o f l h a Hem lnole C o u n t y I'u u rtlio u .a In t h a C i t y o f H an fo rd , C o u n t y o f Hainlnola, S'lurlda, a t I l i a * A. M , o n t h a 3rd d a y u f J a n u a r y . 1941. t h a f o l l o w i n g i laacrlb ad p r o p e r t y aa a a t f u r l h In aald S 'lnal p a . era*, t o - w i t : Lot S3, IIS: A It LAKH HILLS, a c c o r d l n x t o t h a P l a t t h a r a o f , aa r eco rd -I In P l a t l l o o k II. P a « a 37. o f ttia P u b l i c I t aco rd a o f Hainlnola C o u n t y , I 'l o rld a , I n c l u d i n g Ilia b u l l d l n a a n d a p pu rian an ca. located tharaon, m a a t h e - w ith the f u rn ltu ra , furnlalilnaa a n l flalu rea altua t a t h a r a i n . a n d |o<-«tad t h e r e on. PA TK D thla l« th d ay o f D e c e m b e r, l*SJ. (HCAL) A r t h u r It- U e c k w l t h . J r . c le r k or th a C ircuit Court of Hainlnola C o u n t y Ity: M i r t b a T. V l h t e n D eputy C lerk cm ItHIloN VNl» COCItHHO.N • : . <l»t r t r e a t M ia m i Uaacn IS, F l o r i d a P u b l -h Dec. I I . IMS. C U l ’-SI f * < i I �f i r e 4 — D ee. 19, 1968 Gives Students Listed Teacher Dinner For On JH Honor Roll Class 4 Wart Lights G o O ut For Auxiliary Elects Inventor O f Light Hew Officers N«w officers of ths Aux­ iliary to World W ar I Voterat faaJoN J n il or ana In DeBary w*rs sleeted a t ■ Christinas party and meet­ B t|h School, mad* 8 tn lfh t ing held h u t Friday in tho “As” on kU n p a r t card for Community Center for both UM aaoood ilx weeks of thla groups. Elected srero Margarette Other Math trader* m Am Holme*, president: Blanche "B" arcrage honor roO *r*: Frye, senior vice president; Pater Barlow, Roy Dona, Paulin* Walter, junior vice Oaerga Haptkora, Chriatiaa president; Bertha Anderson, Almqulst, Tool Cebola, Beth conductress; Mildred King, I f o r g t a , Karea Tbornell, trustee and chaplain and Mur­ Pamela Dlatnan. Aaa Carliel Clock, guard. sea. Patricia Maraxlta, Bar­ New members welcomed by bara Ball, Kca Mania, Pam the Auxiliary were Mrs. James Bernal, Brenda PhlllJpi, WllMcCloskey and Mrs. Earl R. B a a Freeman, Lamar OxAndrews. lard, Janice Boitoe, Suian Refreshments were served Hoop, Vlekl Noble*, Laura by Doris Mlldenbergsr, chair­ Wataoa, Ricky Goers*, Sue man, who was assisted by Makla, John Hocller, Susan members of the group. Mrs. Day, Neil Richards, Mike William D * n a i a g was in Tentsch, William Halbaek, charge of decorations for buf­ Charles Plgott, Janice Den­ fet tables which were overlaid ials, P raa MeGough, Susan with a Christmas cloth and Nelson, Jennifer Coe, David centered with a holiday ar­ Moha, Linda Malloy, Corky rangement of holly and red AMONG THOSE participating in the Christmas program presented laat Stowell, Debbie Kinsey and poinsettias, flanked by low week by the Caaselbcrry Community Methodist WSCS were, left to right, Marty Pierce. crystal holdar* and red can­ Mra. Deimaa Copeland, Mra. John Birkheimer, and Mrs. Donald McLeod. Eighth graders on tbe "B" dle*. honor roll are: Christmas carols were led by Prod Carter, Ben Winfree, Sir*. John Ehetsch, Sir*. Adam Janet Lewis, Kathy Young, Muller ami Sirs. John Dxlck Hank Ashby, Bruce Black, DECEMBER 16 with Slarle Dungon a t the Daryl Kantor, Jeff Simpson, Admissions piano. Lynn Carlson, Sue Price, Lo­ Mary Holman. Ronald HaeSfichaal Donlan, drsised as kett. Marls Wilkin, Roan Tur­ Sonia, distributed gifts to ner, Willie Graham, Tracey member* of both group*. MOSCOW (U Pl) - About Lynn Butler, Jeffrey fame, The Auxiliary's next meet­ all of Sanford; Virgle Camp­ too African students demon­ ing will be held a t tha Center bell, Daytona Reach; Bar­ strated In Red Square today By Jana Caaaflherry Methodist WSCS with Mrs on Jan. 10. bara Pryor, Altamonte to protest the death of a An I n a p I r I n g Christmas Frank Mcssick In charge. Spring*; Ida SpiUrr, Mt. Ghanaian student under what Dora; Genlvieve Grlnncll, (hey called “ mysterious cir­ program, “ If I Had Been In Those taking part In tha Bethlehem” wu* presented at program ware Sira. Slurvin lake Mary; Nellie Jackson, Geneva; Emily Mycri, De­ cumstance*’’ a werk ago. last Wednesday's meeting of McClain, Sirs. John DirkThe favorite man In your LONDON (NEA) — Tha lie characteristic of him alone. nary A Ghana Embassy spoke*- tho Casselberry Community Heimer, Sirs. John Gee, Sirs. Among the six other tests Darius ITingla, Mrs. E. P. life detervea special attention ileetronlc brain of a Mercury Births man confirmed the demon­ of authorship which the cler­ Mr. and Mrs. Bobble J. Tem­ stration was In progress. Richard*, Sir*. Itonald Sic- at Christmas time. Too many lomputer has touched off a gyman finally worked out ple*, boy, Sanford; Mr. and Lend, Mr*. Dt-lnia* Ccpefond women leave Dad's gift until The demonstration was the fierce controversy her* on the were the use of the word Mr*. William Holman, boy, ami Sir*. Leonard Cassel­ the last minute and then rush second such incident in a lubejet, who wrota the Epla- "and” and of the verb "to out and buy ths first thing berry. Orlando Ues of St. Paul? Communist nation in less than he." Dtirhargrs Thu buslnes* meeting wae they and tha tired elerk think The author was not St. Taut, Rev. Morton then obtained Warren E. Adam*, Klfoha a year. Thousand* of African J held following the program Is cut*. teeordlng to the Rev. Angus a $2,210 grant from the Car­ Fisher, Annie Mac McCray, •tudents are studying In Com­ The gift you select for the WASHINGTON (UP!) - with Mr*. l«ot* Putman, man you love should tell him Morton, a Scottish minister negie Trust to buy a mnchln-! Anna Burke, Opal Robertson munist schools, many of them The seven U. 8. overseas air president, in charge. Sir*. C. ind mathematician. The apos­ on which to type out Greek and baby, Grady Williami, so, and the best place to find K. Fisher reported on the tle wrota wrota only a hand­ texts so that they could he Dennla Young, Clara Adding with all expenses paid. bases that the Defense De­ new red carpet to be pur the perfect, personal gift la Idist February, Communist partment plans to close or j chllJleij by tllB' WSCS for the your Jewelry store. ful of the letters which have rend by an electronic com­ ton. Annie Mao O'Ncille, Ed Consider the man's taste, been credited to him and puter. The work of a dozen ward Harrington, Is a do r e police in Sofia Itulgarla, curtail In It* economy drive I church sanctuary. take a look at what he usual­ ahleh have become a part uf Greek authors varying from Morgan, all of Sanford; Mar. used clubs to disperse a Mr*. William Tllford, gen­ were understood today to bo Bible canon. Socrates to Aristotle were tha Powers, Crescent City; demonstration by 200 African In Spain, England ami Japan. eral chairman of tha Talent ly wear* and then select something different, but not To prove his point, Rev. punched onto paper strips and Lydia Totten, Dcitary; Al­ itudenta who wero protesting Defense Secretary Robert Hazaar, reported that receipt* too different. If he's wearing Morton recently fed tha Pau­ tho resultant (100,000 words bert Steventon, Oiteen; Wal­ an official ban on their stu­ S. McNamara a n n o u n c e d from the uvrnt have neared a sliver tie clasp, coUar pin line Epistles Into a Mercury were fed to the computer. ter liurnette, New Smyrna dent organisation. Several plans on Dee. 12 to close or the $700 mark. were Injured. and cuff links, get him a aim romputer. The results show "We found that our tests Beach The group , voted to donate Many of tho 330 student* in reduce activities at ja^m dithat 8 t Paul wrote only five apply to all these writers of DECEMBER II tary installations, lie named $100 for paint for the church liar aet to- gold, *bat rta p e tt Rulgaria left tho country for the general stylo he likes jf the 14 epistles attributed ■reek prose regardless of the Admissions 26 within the United States, nnd $100 for the work of the best. to him, tha clergyman main­ length of time over which Claudia Muse, Richard Clark, Western schools, charging hut said he could not identify Sunday School, Moit Important Is to make tains. Tha remaining nine they wrote nr the variety of Nancy S. Frederick, Arthur they had been discriminated the seven oversell pending Mri. Nelson Bunnell, sec­ your gift personal—and this epistles were written by ut their subject matter,” says lluhhard, Violet Sikes, George against and ridiculed. discussion* with the govern­ retary of children’* work, re­ mean* shopping in time to least five different people, Rev, Morton. 1.. Clawson, J. Clifford Boyce, ment* concerned. ported that the mission study have It engraved with his in­ be says. Tile tests then were applied M. I).. Katherine Coyne, Lil­ It was reported that, un­ courses for primaries and e s s to the Epistles of .St. raid, lian Hodges, Mary Ellen Cader plans that have long boon Juniors will Iwgin in Janu­ itials, monogram or a private The Importance of Rev. with the results already noted. llxto, Sarah Walker, L b l In tho works, the huge bomber ary. Mrs. Clare Halmer amt personal m enage. Two week* Morton's findings lies in the Tha fiva epistles which Rev. Hurst, Sue Sessions, all of base at Zaragonza, Spain, was Mrs. Angel Mendes will t>« In usually la required for such engraving, but during the fact that St. Paul wus tho Morton found indfotliigulsha- Sanford; Michael II oo v c r , Any wife lucky enough to one of those earmarked for chnrgi* uf the primary group Christmas rush you'll he safJnmlnunt figure of early le, and therefore presuma- Oviedo; Joseph Vickers, De­ closing as 1117 bomber force* and Skip Blood will present f r y y0„ onjer |hp , Christianity, according to the­ ly written liy St. I'uul, are: nary; Bonnie lla.son, Gene­ lie gelling a new elprtrlc re are reduced. the rours* fer the Junior frlgeratur-frrescr for Christ month ahead of tims. ologians her*. If It can be Romans, Fiist and Second va; Martlu i’errltto, Alta­ Other reduction! arc consulYou may choose from • proven that the epistles rep­ orinthians, Galatians and monte Spring* mas will be extra lucky If It ,.rP(| Rkely in Spain, addition- MYF group. The WSCS I* sending, al varied array of watches, resent the conflicting views of I'hilcuion. Births arrives a few weeks early. I al U. S. air ba.se* in England n Christum* gift for all of liffrrent men, Instead of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert G. Ca- It'll save her time, trouble, j are reported on the list and tho church young people lighters, cigarette eases, poc­ ket knives, good luck tokens, itages In the development uf Into, foiy; .Mr. and Mrs. and the frustration of trying certain military facilities in who ara away at collegu or in key chains, watch chains jt. Paul, then these same throHenry Muse, girl, Sanford; to (ind extra *paco for the Japan are to he* reduced. The overseas activities are tho service, a year’s sutaerip- and, of course, the always lolans may have to revise Mr. and Mrs. William Hasson, holiday food. tion uf Guidopoat magazine. welcome cuff links and tic their Ideas of aarly Church One of the blessings of a at »ix Air Force bases ami hoy, Geneva Tha individual circle* an­ tacks or clasps. history. now unit is tho large icro- one navy facility, It was un­ lllsrhargea nounced plans for helping If he's the convivial type, "Theologians all over the Marion Freeman, Mary Ktnl- mne frerier section which derstood. McNamara did not indicate the airk and needy at Christ­ he will appreciate handsome Christian world,” says thi Funeral services for Mrs. lac, Nancy K. Moore, William ran ho storked well before. bar accessories — a monoChurch of Scotland minister, Cura I. Earl, fto, n resident IS. Evans, George A Hague Christmas with homemade over how long * period the mastime. Refreshment* were served grammed silver drink mixer, seven installations abroad 'must Jettison doctrines that of 1307 Park Avenue, will lor Jr., Wlllenc Turner, I.eon a or commercially prepared have now hern shown to lie held at 10:30 a in. Thursday Howard, Itonald Market!. Al foods such as pie, soups, would hu reduced, tint the by Mr*. C. K. Fisher, Mr*. bottle opener or coasters. without foundation. The nuth- at llrycrs Funeral Chapel in ton Gcrrin, Hcttye Bradley, sauce* ami vegetables, and shutdown of tbe 20 domestic J. C. Weir. Mrs. William Til- Cocktail ahakera and glasses Licitie* atv to be spread over ford, and Mr*. E. Van Deu- are always In demand, and irlty uf the church as tha In­ l.rcsburg. Burial will lit* In Dorothy Cnlili and haliy, Lyn even the Christina* turkey. terpreter uf the Hilda must I.redmrg Cemetery. Fresh food sections of the as much as three and one- sen, hostesses for tha meet­ these, too. may be initialed da Gail Kipp and baby, Jo if you shop early ing. go .” Mrs. Earl had livid in San Ann Elsa man and baby, Ka new e I e i t r I c refrigerator- h*lf year*. Rev. Morton will tour the ford since lull, coming here ren M. Greene and haliy, all (reefers not only hold more United Slates and Canada from Detroit, Mich. of Sanford; Virgle Campbell, food, hut keep It at top qual­ this winter explaining his Survivors are her husband, Daytona Beach; B a r b a r a ity longer. Thl* means that -omputer experiments, which Clifford C. Earl; a daughter, Pryor, Altamonte Springs; | for fruit, vegetables, meat la began seven years ago. In Mr*. Gladys M. Grant, of Joseph Daffron, Izmgwood; and other froth foods, shop­ Chicago he will tie the guest Leesburg; a brother, Henry Scalle Hutcheson, M i m s ; ping ran be done a werk or if It. M. Grant, professor of C. Cooley, of Ypsilunti, Mich.; James A. Miller, Zeltwood; more ahead of tim e,' instead New Testament studies. four grandchildren and 12 Hetty Lynn Phillip* and baby, of during t h a last-minute Here In Britain his findings great grandchildren. Orlando 1rush. have upset Roman Catholic WASHINGTON (Ul'l) — | This was suld to have rauted line, giving rise to (peculation ind Protestant churchmen The n o t o p * v performed on j hematoma, a pooling of the that tha President may alike, though some have ral (’resident Kennedy wn, r*- j bloo<J# ,n. itU th, nwk am, been shot from two angles, lied to his support. ' ported today to thaw that he The Ang lean Bi-Imp of was killed by the second bullet shoulder muscles, hut no crit­ newspaper said. Woolwich finds them mis­ that atrtlrk him, hut rould ical harm,” according to the The autopsy seemed to end speculation about the angle leading, preposterous and even have survived th* first wound. Post report. The post mortem examina­ from which the two bullets jnsclentlflc. “Tha Idea of re­ The Washington Post, In a ligious authority trembling he dispatch signed by its medical tion was said to show that the were fired. It said both bullets foro the computer Is fanciful, writer Nuto llusultine, said second bullet which struck the struck the President frum be­ is Mr. Morton must know it this wu* the “a* yet unoffi­ President tore the right rear hind. Accused assassin Lee to be,” sniffs ths bishop, cial” finding uf tbe team of portion of his head so destruc­ Harvey Oswald allegedly fired • • • pathologist* who performed tively that “it was completely shots at Kennedy and Texas From the Csthollc aide, the the autopsy at Dethrsda Naval incompatible with life,” ac­ Gov. John B. Connally from It.v. Thomas Corhlsldey of Hospital on the night of Nov. cording to the newspnper. his vantage point in the Texas tho Society of Jesus com 22 after the President's body It was a deflected fragment School Ihmk Depository Build­ menta: “It Is u pity that ha wa* brought hark to Washing­ fiom this second bullet that ing just after th* presidential (Rev. Morton) has devoted ton from Dallas. pussed out through Kennedy’s motorcade passed on th* street to much space to intemperate The hospital, the Pentagon throat, just above th* collar below. ittacks on his theological cot and the White House refused leagues and so little to a clear to comment on the Post story method.” Tuesday night. White House Rsv. Morton's problem a* Pres Secretary Pierre Saling-1 1* explain* It, wax to find re­ er, aaketl to comment on th* report, said, “I'm not going to folds indicators whereby tha EVERWkf' discus* it.” authorship of the epistles The pathologists were re­ ■ould he tested. One such in “Family licator, ha claims, la length ported to have found that the if eentence. first bullet struck th* Chief Executive high in ths back of A writer may use sentences EARL MERRILL of DeUury display* the newly published book, 'Tell the shoulder, about 5 to 7 •trying in length from one About the Cowbarn, Daddy,” written by his daughter, Mis* Jean Merrill inches below the line of his eord to ae many a t 200, but of New York who la a frequent visitor a t the Azalea Drive home of her he distribution of sentences collar and became imbedded parenta in Dellary. Miaa Merrill hoa written and had published a number DOWNTOWN SANFORD if different lengths tends to deep in his shoulder. uf books for young people. (Cox i ’huto) retta Conrad, Ana Doudney, Barney Griggs, Dawn Ltpthrott, Steve Pltagerald, Bren­ da Carter, Pam Plgott, Jan­ ice Rabn, Larry Smith, Mark Caolo, James MeGough, Doug Stanley, Sally Deal, Pam Robinson, B o b b y Halbaek, Judy Thompson, Cindy Green, Kay White, Mike Southward, France* Dangleman, Linda Taylor, B r e n t Armstrong, Sheralynn Williams, M i k e Gibson, Larry Rodd, Darrell Vodoplch, Mary Klay, Karen Williams, Bonnie Boyd, Sid­ ney Loyd, Leslie Hartwig and Estallne Allison. Seventh graders on the “B” honor roll are: B e t t y Kuykendall, Lou Sparka, Steve Hudson, Lynn Fehd, Terri Siskind, David Benson, Johnny Nelman, Jane Mero, John Durham, Re­ becca Thornall, D e b o r a h Jones, Patti McCoy, Vicki Taft, Van Robbins, Analcc Moore. Colecn Williams, Ro­ bert Jernigan, Vicki Hardin, Beth Darby, Ellen Sloan, Wil­ liam Bracken, Martha Rosa, Jim Hcrkenback, Bruce Rob­ inson, Jennifer Olliff, Fran­ ces Hunter, Don Wliltinlre, Dawn Holmes, Joe Pauline, John Hall and Clifton Gainey. Computer Stirs Up Fifteen girls of the third grade Sunday School elaaa a t the Casselberry Community Methodist Church were enter­ tained Sunday at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Donald McLeod, In A l t a m o n t e 8pringa. The class attended church In a group before going to the McLeod home for dinner. Each member was presented with a gay Christmas corsage by the teacher. The group Included Laura Toonk, l.uanna Pope, Fonda Lyons, Terri Reuter, Susan Grimes, Kathy Nlcarry, Pen­ ny Stevens, Patricia Patiahall, Nancy Mendes, Leslie Stover, l.lsa Fetter, Debbie Moore, Jana Huggins, Beth Williams and Debbio Plumley! Also guests for the dinner were Rev. and Mrs. Delmas Copeland and son, Matt; Sir. and Mrs. Bob Method and the teacher’s fsmlly, Don McLeod and Jeff and Linda. Hospital Notes Africans Stage Casselberry W SCS Moscow Protest Presents Program MIAMI (UPI) - The man wbo Invented automobile dimbright lights died here Tues­ day. Harris B. Kenyon, 80, re­ sided here for 37 years after coming from Detroit. He was a graduate of the Cate School of Applied Science at Cleveland, and an electrical engineer. Kenyon was with the Flor­ ida Power and Light Com­ pany for 27 years before he retired. Survivors Include his son, M ia m i W in s MIAMI BEACH (UPI) With a 8583 icore the Uni­ versity of Miami Hurricanes gave San Francisco its third basketball loss in the season Tuesday night. H. Stewart Kenyon of Miami, s e e CORAL GABLES (UPl) —a Robert J . Hogan, creator o f ^ Socket Agent "G-8 and HI* Battle Aces" died here Tuejday at the age of 66. G-8, master *py, ace pilot, makeup artist, was the pulp book hero of the depreislon day*. Hogan wrote of his adven­ tures for 11 year*, from 1833 to 1911, In some 100 novels. 0 Hogan also did a series call­ ed “The Red Falcon." and another called “Smoke Wade.” For the past 10 years, b« had lived here. He was born In Buskirk, N. Y., a p'eacher’s son and learned flying as a member of the Air Corps In World War I. PRICES SLASHED ON GORGEOUS GIFTS! VERSATILE APPLIANCE tjo u C 4*i OCOH Favorite Man Deserves Gift Pauline M ystery Base Closing Sites Listed Lucky Wife Gets Refrigerator 4 s A d v tr ils td N ationally on Jtlooision DORMEYER r ^ i aaU ' W U i A f X V t / HAIR D R Y E R [yjormeyers Mrs. Cora I. Earl Funeral Set New AUTOMATIC ; 3-SPEED PUSH-BUTTON ^ B LIN D ER Second Shot Killed Kennedy, Unofficial Findings Report i»r\. a WARMS * HIATS * ROUS U ff* fy c v a itfo a t j OH YOURUST CHOOSE FROM THESE AND OTHERS — AT Sanford Electric Co. 118 8. Magnolia FA 2-1561 �t Dec. 18, 1968 — Pag* 5 GREETINGS SEASONS SWINGS! Patient Lives •With Kidneys Of Monkey NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Dockworker Jefferson Davis, with a pair of chimpanzee ^kidney* miraculously hooked v into his ailing system, prepared to return home today for a new life owed to medi­ cal science. Davis, 44, got his itfe-MVing kidneys six weeks ago. He said today he feels "like a man who hasn't been sick • day in his life." ® Drugs sod X-rays were winning a second part of the battle, against the tendency of the human body to reject all foreign objects, including healthy kidneys. By medica­ tion, doctors said R appeared the transplant was working despite this tendency. • • • _ "At this time," Dr. Keith VRecmtsm a, a surgical spokes­ man, said "it appears the re­ jection mechanism of the body has been overcome." Davis' operation was the second such surgery in his lory. A 12-member team of Tulane University surgeons per formed the operation Nov. 3 The first operation, perform V e d on a 32-year-old unidenti fied woman, was on Oct. 8. The kidneys — in this case from a rhesus monkey—failed end had to be removed. She died two days later from her original kidney disease. But in the woman's case, doctors said, anti-rejection drugs failed. • • e ® Rcemtsma explained the drugs had been used In hu man to human kidney trans plants, lie said there was no way of knowing how long the kidneya would function in Davis or when the patient's system might reject the transplanted organj. "I can't feel any better than that," Davis told news 9 men Tuesday. "I feel better than 1 have for five years. 1 feel like a man who hasn't been sick a day in hia life Asked why he agreed to the operation, he said the doc tors told him "I couldn’t live with what I've got. I had no choice. I want to outlive you alL 1 just want to survive." • • • # Rcemtsma said the main significance of the ease was that the special drugs and Xray treatments apparently overcame the body's natural tendency to reject foreign tissue. Transplantation of other ani­ mal organs into humans Is "not outside the realm of possibility,'' ho said. He said £ such transplants were plagued by the same problem—the re­ jection mechanism. e t n c i f r o z in . t n o t v TKM DIR.PLU M P BROAD .B R E A S T E D » . s. G o m v m m INSPECTED U fr U A v g t7 « * 14 IB* 2460 P A R PRICES GOOD THRU THE VEEK-END. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED LB . S T O C K -U P ! I LARGE MEATY QUICK PMEfNGRADE ’A*' TU RKEY DRU M STICKS ALL FOOD PAIN /SEIZEM STORM WILL BC CLOUD CHRISTMAS DAY SO THAT OUR EMPLOYIU MAY ENJOY THI FESTIVE OCCASION WITH THEIR FAMILIES. STUFFING BREAD :..... . •« 25 ; Jt- f.i!'- '>.v. u ^ loaf . LB . 19 ^ . ............................. .! 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Hats to write letter* f Bead eat daDar to ABBY, Box BBSS, Beverly HUM, Califs for Abby'a aew beak* let, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOE ALL OCCA* 8IONB." By Oswald Jacobv matte raias to three no-trump after Ms partner's ans notrump opening. Wert hns an automatic ipade lead and South ahould fo down one trick. U)&J/is (donum What w saua c a n t compile a list a yard leog of what her husband conaidara maaculine prnpri*tl«*l Bern* husband* firm ly be­ lieve that Sunday afternoon la only to bo spent watching television. Some huaband* think that having a "hard day" la purely a masculine prerogative. Bom* husbands aaam to think that only th* man of the family need* to “get away from It a i r occasionally. Soma husbands think that, oven though thay have to ho reminded 10 tlm*o to do aom* minor repair around tho house, they era mistreated if a sock Isn’t darned or a but­ ton sewed an tho firs t time It Is eallod to his wlfs’a at­ tention. Soma h u s b a n d s think "nights out" a rt only for man and would bo indignant It mom ospactod them to baby ait. Bom* husbands baliava It ia sissy for a man to do tho dishes, but quite all right for a woman to push a lawn mower or paint a room. 8oma husbands think that Legal Notice IV THM CIRCUIT COURT OF T ll t l VIVTM JUDICIAL CIK- or avd fu r DAUB ASSOCIATION, b r r i. Duration, * III# (1) N*WMo»a (I ) Nows, sp o rt* . W a sth * r (I ) Now*. S p o rts, W ooIb o r lira (I) E d ito ria l t i l l ( t) N*w«, Sport*, W «nth a r 1:1* « ) Ch. • S p o rts l : l t («) W *ath*r Show l :i a (I ) N«w»— W a l t .r C ronk its (I ) R aw s—R on C ochran (I) llu n tlo y • B rin k ley l i d ( t ) C all T h* D ootor T:H (1) D eputy (I) O lann Ite a v to (S> C hoyanns T:l» (1) T h* V irg in ia s l:*a (I) P a tty D uha II) CBS R e p o rts 111# I t ) T lg h tro p * I t ) F a rm e r's D a u g h ta r t:a# I t ) E aplonaga I t) B avarly llltlb lllla s | l ) Ban C aaay 1:1* (I) D isk V an D yka ll:*a (1) K U v sn th H our II) D anny K ny* I t ) C h n n n ln g t i l t h (31(a) Naw*. W aath ar, S p o rta (I) Naw* — M u r p h y M a rtla H it# (I) Nawa, W a a th a r, B porta 11:11 (I) T h e a te r o ( th* S ta rs 11:1' ID Jo h n n y C nraon cor- P la in tiff, v». W ILBURN 0 . H A RRIS an* LEIIA P. IIA ItR la. hla w ll*. D* fom U nta. VOTICK UF SAI.S3 NOTUK IH II PI It KIIV HIVKN th a t »n tli , l l t h d a y nt J a n u a r y , 1**1. ____ .t .l ll:* o A. M . n t lb* main door o f th* C o u rt II o um or SrntlnuU C ounty, n t Sanford, Florid*, th* lln n o rn b lo A rth u r II. Ilcckw lth, Jr., C lerk of lh* C ircuit C o u rt of S*mlnol* County, F lorid*, w ilt o ir* r (or u l i to th e b i g h t . t ■ ml b x t hlddor (o r cn»h. nt public outcry, th * follow ing d x c r lb t d property o f th * D*r*ndnnl* W ilburn a . Iln rrl* a n d Lorn P. lU rrl* . bln w ltet L o t 1. Btocli SI. NORTH P s n tlra y - I :ta till 1:1# 1:11 T:N 7:11 1;St T ill lit* 1:1* »:♦• 1:11 1:1* 1«i M 1*:W 1*:M 111** till* (3) S lle in u tto o ( t) B a m b in o A laM aaa (I) D rove, F » rm R e p o rt (1) F lo rid a H isto ry <D flu arlao S o m a ito r (1) T o d ay — H u i h D o v a o (I ) F ilm r a a t a r o a (1) F a rm M kL R oyort (t> U le k la E v an * (I) T o d ay (I ) l o c a l Row*. W te « th a r (I) C a p ta in K a n g a ro o (I) C artoon* (11 J a c k L aL snn* (() A m trle a n l l l i t o r r (»; K aarclao F o r W o a t i i l l C a rto o n s (1) O at* a to rm « ) R o n t i r Room (1> S ay W han (I) Nows— M ike W allac* (1) NBC N*wa (I) H p an lik (3> W o rd ( o r W ord (I) D ocam bor u n d o («) I L o ro L ucy (1) C o n c e n tra tio n ( t ) P rle o la R ig h t (I) T h * M cCoy, (1) M ix in g L in k s II) S c ra n K ay* (I) P a t* 1 O tadyg THURSDAY P. M. t l M (1) T o u r Ion F irs t Impr***- Personals till 1:11 S:td 1:11 M* Site t:S* till t:M l:M l:U tho day’s Irritations are some­ thing a husband should share with his wife, but a wife should work out for horself. Home husbands think that If a wife la unhappy It’a a sign shs doesn’t have enough to do to keep her busy. But what man evsr figured that the labor-saving devlcea in his shop or office account for any of his dissatisfaction with lifaT Home husbanda seem to think that only a man needs pralx and recognition. But, on tho other hand men could probably com* up with a good eittd gripe list about women, loo. W lU t iv »M \ ( I ) R a w s— D nv* Fan* n a il (I ) Ao T h * W o rld T a ra s I f ) C artoon* I ) r . o p i * w i l l T a lk ID A nn B o th e rs ID P a ss w o rd ID T h * D octor* ID D a y In C o u rt I t ) A r t L ln k U tto r (D N a w a — L ia s H ow ­ a rd ID L o r a tta T o u n g ID Q ttia n F o r A D ay ID T o T .U Tfca T ru th (1) T o u D on't Bay (C o lo r) ( I ) W h o Do T on T ru*t ( t ) T h * E d g t o f R lf h t (1) M a tch Oam * (t) T ra llra x to r « ) S a c ra t S torm ID N aw a— B andar Vanoenr (1) B u rn * a n d Allan ( t ) U n d o W alt (1) B oat o r (Iro a tb o ( I ) C a rto o n s (1) Now aeopo ( t ) L a s t* i t T o B aavar Mr. sad Mrs. William Reich and Mr. and Mn. Xreaa Wal­ ter ipent icveral daya in Mi­ ami and Nauau. Pre - Christmas Mr. and Mra. Henry Lohof, Billing!, Mon., have retanmd to DeBary for their aasoal winter atay and are in the Kyle home on Matanxe Road. OVER 35 YEARS At Firet A Palmetto (Aleegeide old peel office) • Furniture Co. LARGE ABSOVTMRNT I f* CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES ------------- 1 1 DF • Pottery • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rents] Beds U lX CASH ft CARRY On Sale Dee. 17 Thru Dec. 21 See Our Large Selection Of Bloemlnf Christmas Pleats, Door Wreaths, Aad Cemetery Wreaths. Place Your Order Now For Choice Selection \i F. Ramsay, Florist iilPES AVE. — OFF CELERY AVE. PHONE FA 2-2404 DOWNTOWN 8ANFORD JUICY W HAUrt H ';l« Q h jih itn xL b i 2145 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-MIS IN YOUR enneui * * y s RMT n i u i o v v diet-rite cola PUN SHOWN Sat. Marniag 10:St r*yn From Toy Corral Adm. 4 diet-rite or R C. C#U Bottle Capo R IT I LAST DAY A t l i s t - 3 :IS - S tlS 7 :1 5 • t:S 3 Use The Sanford Herald] c i r\ r f 1 M l A 1 WI TV RENTAL • Itervl** Seminole TV FA 3-4*M mttk Color TV tela M M B a a fe ri A t a • Imported Glaaswire • V a s e s _________ —~ ~ 60c UP A s Your Seminole County • 8*1*0 Fashions and Fsotwose'* By Ruth M illett Iv Howe's DeRary THURSDAY A. M. ONYDURUtr Would you like to give something d i f f e r e n t this I CbriitmasT Why not give a: Bird feeder to that family with a lovely backyard. { Weather - watching science toy set to a bright young boy. Charm bracelet that recalls Important occasions to your mother or mother-ln-law. j Glamorous lens case to a contact-lent wearer. Fancy Lorgnette to a fash­ ion - conscious near • sighted friend. Bible dictionary to a Sun­ day school student or teacher. Personalised mail marker to your favorite young family. Outdoor statuo to tho family that takes pride ia their land­ scaping. Donation to a friend's favo­ rite charity in your (rlend'a name. Sweatshirt hearing a erasy slogan to a teenage boy. Early American d s a l g n mailbox to a colonial decor enthusiast Pocket alarm watch to a tardy friend. Spice rack, complete with herbs aad spices to a gourmet cook. ROLM COUMTV, FLORID A. IV CMAVCKRV MU. ISAM F K U K IU I. NATIONAL MOHT- •ad Mrs. Mssaa Gragg, Mr. •ad Mrs. Frank Wuhbsra, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Shields, Mn. Dorothy Harlsy, Mrs. Irsas Parker, Mrs. J. L, Hor­ ton Sr., Jimmie L. Horton Jr., Terri, Steven aad Gary VlUa. (C olor) t i l l ! (I) M ovie Different Gifts For Christmas Legal Notice ce rr CAROLYN WATSON enkbrsted btr birthday Than* Doris Fiber, in EnUrpriss, with i slumber party. From Carolyn, Fatty Urban and Leal Friend. Close 6 P. M. Chriatmai Eve S H O P P IN G G U ID E �1 *'.*"♦*> *■ - * , . ■•-«.: ■V•>■• ..- ri -•< * O n . 1* I N I — 9m • M rs._________ Hostess For Party m .-.?■■" »; •• v> A . ..••>,•. •. ‘ Mrs. James M. of Mr*. I n Southward oa Hi- Thompson, g a r d e n therapy chairman, repasted on bar Mr*. Karfbot Bryaat gave visit te the Goad Samaritan Borne. Members b r o u g h t raid aa assay “Only A LttUa Christmas gifts for the pa­ Tom." Mra. William T. Cat. tients in tba home, aad plans anaegk, ymideat of the dr- for future help to the buna ware discussed. Mrs. George McCall led a Party discussion on the members' favorite Christmas flower aad ears, aad distributed plant* For X i Beta Eta for tba plant exchange Refreshments were served Chapter Members la the beautifully decorated t a l a Clan* vlaKad tba XI dining ream bp the Those attending: Mines. Paul Bata Eta mambara of Bata Sigma Phi Friday sight at F. Johaaton, W. L. Merritt, F. tba A A. MeCIaaahaa homo, E. Bob, X. B. Woods. J. L. during tb a Christina* party. Hobby, A. F. Collum, B. W. Turner, Voile Williams gr., Tba boat* war# all raady tor B. C. Moore, Frank Evans, tba haUdaya by tba Urn* of George Chapman Jr., C. E. tba party. Tba front door was eboarfully decorated to wal- Chanlote aad Mrs. Clarence coma tba fuatta, a CbrUtma* Jessup, a new member. Welcome Wagon Club Members Give Gifts Sanford Welcome Wagon club m em bers bad their an­ nual Christmas party and In­ vited their husbands. Rather than the regular exchange of gifts, members contributed to the needy family the club Is supporting at Christmas. The next meeting of the group win be In January. ’j/Vvcbm By Asalea Garden Ctotl* The poiasettia, that resplen­ dent scarlet and green plant now closely associated with Christmas, owes Us name to a native of South Carolina, Joel Poinsett Be qualified as •n expert In botany, medi­ cine, law, diplomacy, engi­ neering and matbemaUes. This is the favorite Christ­ mas flower. While the plant is In bloom, be careful and do not over water. During the growing season U requites good warm temperature and plenty of sunlight If the flow­ er is cut from tbo plant, dip the end of the atom into boil­ ing water for a minute or sear C R E A T IV E W OMAN with a flams to prevent bleeding, then submerge into a container of cold water. They will stay pretty for days. About two days before the blooms are cut, go out, and after selecting the blooms to be cut, atrip the extra leaves off the stem. This lets the bleeding from the leaves seal before they are cut aad doesn’t seem to be such « shock to the plant. The true parts of the flower are not the large red bracts, o r modified leaves, but the small appendages tn the center. Polnsettias, both white and red, are propagated by cut ting In the spring. An author­ ity advises, when taken off with a heel of the plant, cut tings root freely. They re quire good, leafy loam, with an addition of one-sixth ounce leaf mold and a Utile sand, until September, then allow­ ed to grow to produce blooms at Christmas time. If you keep the centers pinched back untU September, you wlU have many more blooms and much nicer shaped plants. Federated Clubs In Volusia To M eet m 6 -n An entertaining Idea for a novel gift—a cute poodle to cover a bottle. He’* easy to crocnet and inexpeniive, too. No. S0 16 -S has full direc­ tion* for crocheting 13-lnch poodle; stitch Ulustratlons. To order send 33 cents In coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman The Sanford Herald Box 438, Midtown Station New York IS, N. Y. Add 10 cents for (irst-clati mailing. Print name, address with tons, style number and sue. & *§& £ - w v N ew FamiEes ' V i ‘: ; Ctatral CM* ef da, G trtka O ak M t at tk t I h m meeting. cantarpteea was u a d oa tba tabla sad a decorated tree wi* a highlight ta tba room Sorority mambara exchaag ad "Beta Baddy" gift*, and bad gag gifts for tba huabands, passed out by Santa. Mambara and their busbands enjoying tba MeClaaaban hospitality were: Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bruestle, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frederick, Mr. aad Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mr. and Mrs. Glena McCall, Mr. and Mrs. John Prokosch and Mr. and Mrs. G. Andrew Speer. ______ Welcomed T o • i" y MT Sanford Mr*. Vtrghda Wslcama Wage* 1 porta foe toOowfog Mat w r iw sd la the ana. Mr. tad Mrs. D. 1. Bayba, k 'i *> 1 Brusawick, Me.; Mr. i Mrs. aad Mrs. B. C. Adsan, NBFfeit, Tna.; Mr. aad ■» V vV u \ * Mra. L. R. Gosferiad, Day Maa; Mr. aad Mrs. C. M. Mdwia, llU v tlle , Ala.; Mr. aad Mn. H. A. HsaqA i Wsahiagtoa, D. C; Mr. aad Mrs. B. A. MeCoOum, Martf V f. U saas, Fla.; Mr. aad Mra. J. S. Offlasar, Riuaaulik, Me.; MEMBERS OF DEBARY WOMAN’S CLUB i t tb« annual aOvar at Mr. sad Mra. B. B. FawaO, the DeBary Community Center. From left, Mrs. David Rothachild, Mrs. Great Lakes, DL; Mr. aad Georft Croaka, Mr*. Myron Accardi and Mra. Chariot Ulrich, president Mrs. Bran C. Csaana. Ck ssa, B. C.; Mr. sad Mrs. O. M. Hurst. Liacsfo, Nek.; Holiday QaeaBa H. Lacey, Weedateck, Va.; F. T. Smerbelai, Dinner Dance Wood*toek, Va.; Mr. aad Mra. F. L. Petertem, Cohush Mr. aal Mn. 0 . J. Saiata, For Club If you'ra looking for a dllly K cup grated Par metaa McGuire A.F.R., N. J., \ of an ap p etlu r for the holi­ cheese Sanford Atlantic National Mrs. D. B. Bsraick, Norfolk, day partial ahead, hera’a a D raia oil from t n a , mea­ Bank Imptoyas Club got to­ Vs. f ,~ J - t 4\ tm Delightful A ppetizers For Holiday Entertaining splendid Idea. Sophisticated little tuna turaovars, deli­ cately spiced with dill, wrap­ ped in flaky cheese pastry, wUl enchant your guests and not break your -r*ertafoment budget. From ouiy one can of tuna and o a t package of pastry mix, your baste m a­ terials here, you can make 60 miniature turnover! and that’a an alegant bargain In any woman’a language. Plus the additional convenience. If you have a fracaer, of mak­ ing tho turnovers up ahead of time and baking a t your con­ venience. Tuna Dillles are simple enough to make, too. The tuna flllfog la quickly assem­ bled in a single saucepan procedure. Packaged pastry mix takes the guesswork out of the pastry department, and Parmesan cheese added to It imparta a savory tang suitabla to the aubject. sure g tablespoon* Into sauce­ pan. Add eatery aad onion. Cook until tender but not brown. Stir In flour, dried dill and salt; gradually stir In milk, cook until thickened. Mix in tuna and lamea Juice. Make paatry, adding cheese to dry ingredients. Roll very thin. Cut into 2Vk inch cir­ clet. Place 1 teaspoon filling in center. Fold over aad seal edges with tines of fork. Prick tops. Bako in very hot oven 12 minutes or until brown. gether for a dinner d u c t at the Mayfair Inn. Mrs. Claudfoe Cate, president of the group w u chairman of ail arrangements. A large, decorated Christ­ mas tree stood la tho ball­ room w hen the member* aad their husbands and wlvas sat at long table* centered with holiday arrangements. About 10 members of tho club aad guests attended. Howard Hodges, president of tho bank received a gift from the members. M n. Baker Hostess To S. S. Class T h e Dependable Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church met at the home of M n. M. X. Baker oa Grapcville Avenue Msudsy night. M n . C. L. Wallace and Mrs. Emma Harris w en co-hostesses. Mrs. Virgil Smith conducted the business meeting. Mn. Ray Herron n s d a Christas* story and the memben all sang carols. Mrs. J e h n Adams and Mrs. Don Nssbitt were Introduced a* visitors. During tha social hour gifts w e n exchanged and refresh­ ments served. Those attend­ i n g w e n : Motes. Naney Brock, Ray Herron, Roy Wil­ liams, A. L. Skinner, a L. Jones, Burke Steele, Esther Lansing, Jam es Wright, H. B McCall, VlrgU Smith, C. L. Wallses, Emms Harris and M. L. Nichols. Suppers for Tree Trimmers • • • or Untrimmers TUNA DILLIES 1 can <Slt or 7 ox.) tuna In vegetable oil 14 cup minced celery 3 tbsps. minced onion 2 tbspa. flour it Up. dried dill Ik Up. salt tk cup milk t tsp. lemon Juice 1 pkg. pastry mix - WOMENS CORDUROY PLAY PANTS! Tapered cotton cordu­ roy pant* for women. Proportioned lengths in a beautiful assort­ ment of colon, chin# washable. Just right for this weather. S n u g and warm. Machine wnahabla. Aaaorted aolora. Ready - wrapped aad only at Pannty’i l Our f a m o u s Toddletima baby needs I Shown . • a crib and bath a i t Others. CLASSIC SWEAT SHIRT WITH ZIPPER B088A NOVA AREA RUGS SPECIAL! WHATS NEW! TODDLETIMEO BABY SETS! Enterprise * Woodrose si IV’ 4 :■ 1 v|> Circle Members Plan Workshop Woodrose Garden Circle members met with Mrs. Wll 11am Rogers for the Decem­ ber meeting. Plans were made for the circle Christmas party at Ule Hamilton Houie tonight at 7:30 p.m., when the members will exchange gifts. Public school Junior gar­ dening activities will begin in January w i t h Mrs. John Parker a a representative. New chairman of the ways and means commute# of the circle is Mri. Ray Williams. Mrs. Itogers announced a workshop on plaques will be held for the members at the February meeting and urged tha group to gather materials now while they are readily available. The hostess dem­ onstrated the use of pine cones in making dried a r­ rangements at the conclusion of the meeting. By Mrs. Adam Mailer Tha Volusia County Federa­ tion of Womens Clubs will bold Its next meeting Jan. 13 at 11 a.m . in tha DeBary Community Center. Coffee, Juice and eakes will be served a t t:30 a.m. Lunch­ eon will be served at the De­ Bary Community Methodist Church a t 12:30 p.m. Reser­ vations may be made with Dry scalp problems can be Mra. Ewald Nicholson, De­ eased with a massage at Bary, by Jan. 10. shampoo time. Gently manip­ ulate the lathered scalp with circular motions, using the tipi of your finger* to stimu­ late circulation. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O. Larsen, Lonsdale, N. C., an­ nounce the birth of a son, Phillip Kaith, on Dec. 5. Be­ fore moving to Longdate, the Larsens were residents of 8anford, on Celery Avenue. Personals v A tn * trimming. . . er untrim­ ming . . . supper party ran be fun for everyone. Carry aupper right to tho spot and lot ail kaJp themaalvaa. W hat to a tm ? Something that’a easy, tasty, and satisfying. Haro It l a . . . a luscioua Shrimp and LobeU r Caaaerola. Thla teafood duet U colorful with to­ matoes and parsley, hearty with noodlea, and “aauey good* with m a n of mushroom aoup. You can w imble It ahead, ao It’a al­ ready U pop info the oven for baking. No last mlnuU worries. Tho salad . . . to go al onr , . . is easy, too. Fill canned pearh halves with a eranberry-aimond relish and arrange aa crisp lettuce. Dessert . , , simply delirious and deliciously simple . . . brownies and date bars, from the DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thurau entertained with a birth­ day party for Mr*. Thurau at their home. Gueita were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Srufrr and Mr. and Mra. Richard Schep. ker. Ur. and Mrs. Richard Lamb and children are visiting Mrs Lamb’s brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ucn derson. The Lambs have re­ cookie Jar aad ylaaty of hot turned from the Philippine Is­ lands and will report to tho coffee. new duty station at Wright SHRIMP AMO LOBSTER CAMIR0U Patterson field, D a y t o n H e e e cS ofci* enlae Ohio. 1 m-illum clove nrtie, wince* > taUlMpnnu huit.r er marietta* t can (IIS i oanoeei eondeneea •ream of n w k m a Men H cup water Now Featuring Our Own "Flocked" while wine cup eookaS SloeO ehrlme t eun drained tometpee : Ublmponna chopped re n d e r t teeapoon m arjoram rope rooked noodlea rooked leheler lalla, A * cut In heif Icaatfcwlee Mailed b u lu r ur m arearta* Christmas Trees In saucepan, eook onion with garlid in butter until tender. In lH -quart casserole, add soap; gradually atlr la water. Mix la all ingredients axrept lobster aad butter. Arrange aa top: brush with buttar. Baka at 3£0*F. for 30 minutee. Makes 4 servings. Whit# — Pink — Blue Priced From lg.00 up SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. K. le t A Sanfard At*. FA 2-1822 FA 2-6132 L ig h t a n d llv aly l a a t h a r . . . w ith a fleece-w arm lin in g r• *’ a r 6* M OO I -■ Just right for thla kind of weather. Ma­ chine washable. As­ sorted colors. Cotton fleeco lined. 8 - M- L - *7 f i f m a c *12 2 "- XU E v e r y b o d y wants these colorful, drama­ tic, a c c e n t ruga! Quality is fabulous I Deep, viscose r a y o n pile! Ours all owrsl Shows • . . print sacque, ki­ mono, receiving blan­ ket or . . . 1 print and 2 solid receiving biaokata I GIVE MEN WOVEN COMBED COTTON ROBES SHIRTS OF COMBED COTTON KNIT BABY GIFT SITS ...BEADY WRAPPEDI 'VoMtoLOniMj ^ • C H A L IT * o m ly * a ilp p a r a Personals RIIU Gwaltncy Iney Je w e le rs U t 8. P ark PA 2-63M Iflewko Hand Blown GLASSWARE OH YOUR USJ ramily Fashions aad Footwear" Cbwui/iit. VIVID COLORS I MODESTLY PRICED IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEMS Flemings Gifts • Cards - Books 210 E. 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I.patting in points for SoasU nolo High for tho night worn Mika II eClary and Barry Johnson with 10 points each. 'flaw Smyrna scored hotter Sanford playa Brans of ia tho first quarter than any Orlando which la a eonforonco other and was tied la the sec­ game Friday night bora. A ond 7 to 7, At the half the largo crowd of fans from score waa SI I* 11 Evans will accompany tho la the third quarter Lyman team. They aro ropatod to waa ootacorod 16 to S. hars one of tho finest teams Individual scoring: in tho coa.*;rtnc* — and Ik Lyaaa (II): Wiakolmaa should bo a r.n l Intonating 6 6 -0 ) Asher 68-14; Smith game for all tho spectator* NEW YORK (U Pl) Geor­ ITS BKRIOU8 BUSINESS for tho division champions of the National 6 8 -8 ) Tolaoa 4-6-8) Pavelge Halas, a stubborn old cod­ Football League aa the Chicago Bean and the New York Giants prepare chak 1-0—2; Grant 0-0- 0; ger who learned a few new for the big playoff game to determine the League championship. Above Goties S-O—4[ Mooro 6 6 -0 j football tricks at the ago of quarterback Bill Wade iwinga back to hand off to halfback Charley Bi­ B , today was voted the IMS vins, foreground, in scrimmage practice at Wrigley Field. At left Y. A. Maw Smyrna Beach (41): National League eoaeb-of-tbeTittle, Giant quarterback, is limbering up his great passing arm to be Lavia 8-6-4; Kennedy 1-4-4) year by United Press Inter­ ready to try to outscore the Bears with his specialty, Graatrex 4-0-4) Psitlt O Snational. 16) EUlsoa 1-4-4 1 Kllkna 0Many of last season’s grey­ The Chicago Bears, after 0—0) Teem 6 6 -4 ) Totals 16 hound favorites and winners of drastically revamping their 6 —4). defense this season, clinched Important stakes on this and Lymsa 7 7 4 14-44 their 10th Western Conference other tracks will go to the NBB 14 7 10 6-41 championship aader Halas' post in tonight’s 14-avsnk long reign last Sunday. They schooling session a t the Banmeet tbs Naw York (Hants ia ford-Orlando Ksnnsl Club. Ak tho STL’s championship play­ least a score of the entrfsa rate as rad hot candidates for off game Dec. » . tho Christmas night inaugural Halas, a member ef foot­ I M m i i (4t)t Lacks 61 r Called Proas IatcrsaUeaa! Miller bucketed 39 points ball’s Hall of Pamo, woo tho handicap and thair perform­ - 4 ) F laaifaa 6 6 —14) ErelaThe Sanford Raersation De­ The Vanderbilt Commo­ in tha Duka game and hat • honor by a majority of the ances will bo closely watched War 1 -1 -4 ) Maguaghi 6 1 -7 ) partment has obtalnad tha season average of 22.8. votes cast by a panel of 43 by Racing Secretary R. 0. i t prices of Joa Jasek, tennis dores, one of the two unde­ l a M 1 -6 -1 ) Starling 4-4-10) In tha only conference ac­ writers who covered the NFL "Pltay" Williamson. pro at tha Orangs Tennis Chib feated Southeastern Confer­ tion Tuesday night Georgia Smith 6 6 -6 ) Band 6 6 -0 ) In Maitland, to teaeh tennis ence teams and a strong con­ and Georgia Tech dropped season regularly during 19*3. Pac See, who missed the Totals 1 6 1 6 -4 1 money in the inaugural task Ovtode (41): Courier 116 Football L a a g u e passing twaan 1*67 and 1961. Brown’s for youngsters at tha Fort Mel- tender for tha eonftrtnce games with Intersection*! Ha received 34 votes compar­ January, goes in tonight’s - 4 4 ) Stewart 141-4) Mlkler championship. *>* rushing cbamplooshlps Ion Tennis Court, Jim Jtm l- championship, headlines to­ foes. The losses make the rec­ ed to six each for Buddy gan, director announced today. night’s conference schedule in ord of SEC teams with non- Parker of tbe Pittsburgh third race, while Mrs. Mops, f - h M t Krndt 6 1 -6 ) BellIt waa as old familiar bon- *re a league record, who ran third a year ago, h o rn * 6 4 —4j MUkv 6 1 -1 ) or for Jimmy Brown of the Abe Woodson of tha San The lessons a r t offered each a home-court meeting with conference opponents 31-24 so Stelecrs and Wally Lemm of meets seven other ace speed­ the St. Louis Cardinals. ---------------------------------------- Francisco Forty Niners was Wednesday afternoon a t 4 Texas Christian. Breaks 61—6) Gammas* 60 far this year. Coach Blanton Collier of sters in tonight’s fourth race. Junior John Ed Miller, a p. m. for a small charga par - 4 ) TWtala 47-7-41. Y I V* I n I the only one of last year’s Tech’s defense crumbled In The seventh race lists 0 . B.’a |A W I f I f k A l champions to repeat, accord- esson. Each child must be a t hot-shooting Uttls guard who the final period Tuesday night the Cleveland Browns had 1»—*—- V S i t S 6-48 four votes and Harlan D.D.T., Inaugural winner in IV J IJ a i v n v i hu g to (Inal Ititlitie s rdeas- least 12 years of aga and not at an even six feet la ths Ovi*4o 14 14 IS 18-41 and Southern Methodist romp­ (Swede) Svara of Urn Los An­ December, 1901. smallest man on ths Vandy 6 a ■ s • | s ed today by tha NFL. Ha won ovsr 16 ed to a 07-76 victory. Geor­ gelos Rams o m . Barnacle Bob, who finished tin kickoff return Ulln n rac- Jasek, with years e f experi­ squad, has led tha Commo­ gia lost to Virginia Tech 81★ ★ ★ Halas, who has devoted 44 second last January has the H I J U I H i m lord third time. ence In teaching tennis, has dores to five wina so far this Hew Bmynui Beach defeat75. years to tho Boars ha found­ ana box in tonight’s eighth season. Tha most brilliant was traveled widely and taught In A new or servleabie used toy Besides Tittle, other new 6d tha Lyman High basketball Georgia was mors accurate ed back ia 1930 at Decatur, race. And among tha ace run­ a 97-93 victory ovsr Duka will gek you a free reserved Individual champions ware many places. Seem Tuesday sight 41 to M, from tha floor and was within HI. often has said that ha ners opposing him will be In tha near future he would which knocked tha Blue Devils teak tonight a t tha Orlando. Bobby Joe Conrad of tha 81. lad by 6 name famous In reach of victory for tha en­ will step down as head coach Hypnotlque, winner of tha Seminole Fronton for an eve- ^ u'* Cardinal* in pass re- like to have an adult class in from second to fourth place In tire game, but couldn't quite when his team wins its nest basketball, — Pettit — this Taunton Gold Collor last Sep­ nlng of fast action Jal-slal. « ‘ving; placekicker D o n tha evenings if enough inter­ tha national rankings. •n s being known as Jim. He match Virginia Tech's re­ NFL playoff championship. tember. est Is shown. The fronton will hold a ape- Chandler of the Giants IS Was high acorer for the night The Bears have not won a bounding. Wills Win, winner of the Aa rial “Toy* for Tote" night i„ scoring; and Dick Jam es of At tho present time tha teen qrttk I f potato, Howard Pardua picked up playoff since 1944, although Revoir Handicap last April, clast is not full. Those Inter­ cooperation with tha Marins I th* Wsihlngton Redskins In Mew. Smyrna Jumped out 20 end Frank Alvie hit for they took the Western Divi­ goes In tonight’s tenth. Sail ested in this class can contact Corps Reserve and fans a r t Dunt returns, In frmat la IBs first period, 18 for the Virginia team. Billy sion crown in 1954. Ahead, winner of the recent being naked to lend a hand toDick Lynch of the Giants, Jasek at ths Fort Msllon Court • s ites ring Lyman 18 to 7 and Rado was high for Georgia Phoenix Futurity, gets tha ward making It a happier who won the pass Interception on Wednesday afternoon or wait on to win. Tha Greywith 20 points and Jimmy spotlight In ths 14th schooling they can apply a t the Recrea­ Christmas for less fortunate Nil# 1* sbered it this hooads did autocars their con­ PltU hit for 19. event, while highly regarded children. year with Roosevelt Taylor of tion Office in tha Chris Canter LOS ANGELES (UPl) querors In the final frame In other action tonight, Denny Mac, who won just half In last night’s championship *be Chicago Bears. Each stole for Information. Baltimore's Johnny Unites winters Tulana (66) takes By United Press International of his IS starts here last win­ play, the long-shot, Quintana, n*n® Pm c i waa choacn today to quarter­ on North Carolina 8tato and LONDON (UP1>—Kid Solo­ ter and waa victorious In one brought post aeven homo for Halo Lary of the Detroit Li­ back tha West team in the Georgia (1-3) will be «t mon, 124H, Jamaica, drew of the two inter-city match the win and paid |40.fJ0,19.20 °n» won his third NFL puntannual All-Star Pro Bowl North Carolina. with Bobby Davies, 126)*, rarea with Jacksonville, has and $7.00. Echanis waa aecond *n3 rrown, although he missgame for tho seventh conse­ England (10). tha two box in tonight’s 30th cutive time. event. Unltas heads a squad of 34 Hays Heads Field NEW YORK (U P l)—Lennis A total ef SIS greyhounds players from the National SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) - Munxlapano, 163, Corona, N. will school night. All 34 evsnta Football League'a Western Tha worlds fastest human, Y., knocked out Jesse Tanco, will got tho 5/6th mile diekicks and no one could over­ Conference, selected by the Bdb Hayes of Florida AAM, 146, Puerto Rico (3), tones and 14 of the events will head coaches of the varioua will headline the field for the Pedro and Elorrl split the take him during his Idleness. havw full complements e f Tillle and Billy Wade of teams. dully double, paying $79.40 on San Francisco Examiner Hol­ SAN JOSE. Calif. (UPl) — eight entries. the Rears, the rival quarter­ The champion C h i c a g o iday Invitational track and the 4-2 combination. backs In Ihe NFL’s champion­ Bears and the second • plsce field meet, Dec. 37, at the Lula Molina, 139, San Jose, de- Scholing win c o n t i n u e ship playoff, Dec. 29, each Green Bay Packers landed Cow Palace. Hayea has run cicloned Bobby Scanlon, 140, nightly all this week witk poet time 7 p. m. will be throwing agalnit the right men each on the squad. the 100-yard dash In 9.1 sec­ San Francisco (10). New Manager league's leading pass-snipers The Colts placed a total of onds, a world record. MILWAUKEE (U P l)— Hu­ five men on the aquad; the bert (Hub) Kiltie has been In Taylor and Lynch. Detroit Lions six the Minn­ The 37-ycar-old Tittle com­ signed to manage the Yaklesota Vikings three; and the Staying Qualities ma, Wash, club of the Class pleted 221 out of 367 passes Los Angeles Rams and the for a league high percentage COLUMBUS, Ohio -(N B A ) A Northwest League, a farm San Francisco Forty Niners —Stella Unteed bowled a 140 of 00.3 and an NFL reconi 34 t e a m of tho Milwaukee NEW YORK (UPl) - The touchdowns. Johnny Unitas of two each. triplicate at the age of 76. Cotton and Orange Bowl Braves. Kittle, general man­ lire Baltimore Colts waa sec­ This will be the 14th an­ She performed the feat in JOE JASEK ager of Portland in tha Pa­ games shaped up aa the best nual Pro Bowl game, ichedul- the Early Risers League at ond with an NFL record 237 New Year's Day pairings to­ cific Coast Leaguo last sea­ completions and a season ed for the Memorial Coliseum the New Olympic Lanes in day in the minds of (he odds- son, had previously served as high of 3,481 yards. Reschedule Game here on Jan. 12. Columbus. both manager and general makers. NEW YORK (U Pl)—AdelBart Starr of Ihe Green Bay The Cotton Bowl battle be­ manager at Yakima. Packars, last year’s passing phis and CCNY will meet on tween Navy and Texas was I champion, finished only sev­ Saturday night, Feb. 29. in a rated a toss-up and Auburn enth this year, although his college basketball game orig­ was favored by only 1V4 points 10 interceptions were fewest inally postponed due to the over Nebraska in tbe Or- Kenneth A. Meade, 37, will among tha regular quarter­ death of CCNY aophomort ange Bowl. end a seven-year reign as backs. star Mike Schaffer, The odda on the other post­ head football coach at Mar­ season classics; ietta College next month. Illinois 4tk over Washington Meade, whose teams com­ SCHOOLING In the Rose Bowl, Mississippi EVERY NIGHT piled a 23-34 l recurd, will en­ OVk over Alabama in the THRU DEC. 31 ter private business when his Sugar Bowl, North Carolina 7:04 P. M. resignation becomes effec1V4 over Air Force in the tiva Jan. 31, Gator Bowl, Baylor I over FREE NOW ONLY LSU in the Bluebonnet Bowl, ADMISSION Mississippi State 6lk over North Carolina State In the Liberty Bowl, Oregon 3Vk over Southern Methodist In Use Sun OVER 20 RACER Ill ark wall, Bowl. Nightly During School lag plan U s. Whitewalls $3 SORRY! NO MINORS! Colts Sign Quast more. 769x14, *44x14, BALTIMORE (UIM)-Dick *34x14. Quasi, a 6 foot-2, 230-pound kCTIONI THRILLS! 444x14. tackle from Memphis State, World’s feslesl Sped! 434x14. has signed with Ihe Baltimore N aw T re a d ! the eplit circle Georgia Maples Colts of the National Football OPENS TIRES League. toppled tha 6-610. fltSTOAMI • Geaala# Me Roberta WITH THE TRADITIONAL retreads PAMMUTUU. V l applied a* OPENING NIGHT INAUGURAL W AGE RING * l \ sound lira U M S NlfiHTlv\ v caaiagal Somiaola High School Bask­ etball team played Daytona Mainland a t Daytona Tues­ day night and got thorough­ ly whipped 66-46. Coach Balpb Stampf said Bears' Halas Named League's Coach-Of-Year Favorites Go To Post Tonight Tennis Lessons Vandy-TC U Game To Ottered At Fort Mellon Court Top Cage Contests Af lai.Ahl Unitos Named West All-Star Quarterback Orange, Cotton Game Called Best Matched y W ED . D EC 25 7:40 pw. (3 B A R G A IN PRICES ON lodiM Night*' POPULAR BRANDS ’H A te is \ AT FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE N DAILY — t A. M. . 1:18 P. M. 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The vocational achool bill van tka aocoad adncatlonnl ■ensure to t o to Johaaaa la tkroa days. On Monday bn algnad tka «lJt ballon eello«o aid bill to halp build libraries. The t o i Hw i I w l u l aU bco«t w i i considered the a M l significant gertioa a* tka thra*-p*rt k ill I t v h I I pa* rUU tka fin * big laam aa la fadanl aaaiataaca for Jsb training course* ha aaora tkaa I I r a m , ami p e ls! u d am LONG mow, MZNNHAFOUS (UP!) — ilfloldor Dm Grata ad tka MaaapaHi Milkra (Amtri- *c Empire NEW MEMBER of tfao Hoavy Attack Win* On* staff at Sanford Naval Air Station la Saaman Apprentice Tyrooo E. KoDen, of Chicago. His unit la rasponaibls for training and outfitting the six squadrons which comprise the Atlantic Fleet’s aU-weather, carrier-baaed air striking force flying the twin-jet A-SB Skywarrlor and A-C Vigilante. (Navy Photo) Hopper Teachers 14 LBS. & UP Hold Yule Party By lakcvt B. Tbanma J r. PA H IM Hopper Elementary faculty gave n pre-Christmas party a t the homa of H r. and Mra. Allllard H. Bacon Friday. Gucata ware Mr. and Mra. Paul Dixon, Mra. Joel* Allan, Jimmy Trammell, Mr. and Mra. Jooepk Caldwell, Harold Galnoa, Mr. and Mra. Frank Blair, Bgt. and Mra. Floyd Brown, Mr. and Mra. E. L. Blacksheare, Mr. and Mra. Lowman Oliver, and Dr. and Mra. J . C. Rlngllng. It waa a gala affair. Member* of the Merry Twentlea Social Club observ­ ed their ninth anniversary Sunday a t the Church of God. W alter Currey waa apoakar for the occasion. Member* of Crooms High Future T*ach*ra of America Club are *eUlng Christma* tabln napkin* und*r the spon■orshlp of their parent*. This 1* only on* of the projects planned by this group for the school year. They plan to give a Christmas basket to th* Good Samaritan Homa. Other projects anticipated are a Teacher-Helper week, HeartSlater and Heart-Brother week. Brenda Jordan, prcildent; Gloria Green, secre, tary; Mr*. S. L. Refoe and Mr*. E. F. Hall, sponsors. • • « Hopper Elementary achool family worshipped with Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church Sunday. A Yule tide presentation was made by the chorus. Carol Stapler was nar­ rator. C. Fay* Thomas sang the traditional earol “What Child Is This." The chorus sang "Silent N ight" and concluded with the "Vole* of Freedom,” an excerpt from "Sing a Song of America" by Joe Darlon and SSJH Schedules Holiday Donee Hecky Kraenew. Speakers * Alvin Taylor, Lou Charles Harold and Marshall Holloway UL Members of tbo chorus a n t Gloria Mltchall, Diana Brooks, Mary Hardy, Tarns Baksr, Blondoala Bracy, M artha Hardy, Carol Stapler, Alvin Tnylor, Lou Charles Harold, Marshall Holloway II, I r a sat Shaw, Gloria Mason, Syl­ via Beaman, Heavenly Hen­ derson, Veronica Hodge, F*trie Is Henderson, Fay* The as, Veronica Mitchell, Clar­ ence Forrest, Dallas Brown, Larry Hardy, Warena Brawn, Shirley Thompson, Luslla G rant, Nancy Harris, Lucy Robinson, Sheila Hyricks, Jan­ ice Black, Ethel Jones, Dor e th a . Row*, Ruth Gaines, Linda Redding A 1 t o o l s Young, Patsy Guy, Reginald Holloway and Clifford Mar­ tin. • • * A Christmas cantata, “The Miracle of Bethlehem,” will b« presented on Sunday a t 7:30 p.m. at St. John Baptist Church. Film strips will b* shown along veith the Can­ u t e to depict scenes of Bethlehem. Soloists for th* evening ore Marsha and Nslwyn Hen­ derson, Wadi* Cummings, Er­ rol Cherry, Sonja Cherry, Pamela Cherry, Howard El­ liott and Evola Washington. LIMIT 1 WITH 9S.M FOOD ORDER 4th S t & Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th S t Prices Good Thru Tuesday Quantity Rights Reserved SUGAR SPECIALS Hershey or Henderson SU G AR PUMPKIN H O B E R T U FREEMAN. a t u* D efendants HOTICE o r aALH HOT1CB IS IIK H K b Y o tv - E N t h a t on t h a H i t d a y a t D ec e m b e r. t s s i . a t t l : « o I X a t th a m ain door a f th a C o u rt l l o u l a o f H im ln Jla C o u n t y , a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . Iha u n d e r a l e n a d C l a r k will a f f « r for a a l a t o t h a h l t b a a t a n d boat b l d d a r (o r s a a h t h a f o l lo w in g d aserlbad real property: L e t 11. (Ueek C. CO U N ­ T R Y CLDB MANOR. U N IT NO. 1. a c c o r d i n g t o t h a p la t lharanf aa recorded l a P l a t Booh U . T a g * lac, P u b l i c n .- c o rd t o f Kamin a l a C o u n ty . F l o r i d a t s g a t h a r w i t h all o l r u e t u r e a . I m p ro v e m a n t a , flx lu r a a . a p p l l a n r a a , a n d a p p u r t a n a n o a a on a a l d l e a d a r uaad In c o n j u n e tlnn th a ra w lth . T h la aala la m ad e p u r s u a n t t o ( In a l do craa of (Orac lo au ra • n t a r a d l a C k a n e e r y a c t i o n No. I t S t f n e w p e n d i n g In t h a C i r ­ c u i t c o u r t o f a a d ( ar B a m ln o la C o u n ty . F l o ri d a . D A T E D thla U l h d a y af By Jan* Caeeelberry The Student Council of South Semlnolo Junior High a t Casso.borry will sponsor a Christmas Danes Friday from 7:90-10:80 In tha largo group classroom. Entertainment will b* pro­ vided by tha "Trsdowindt", a vocal group from Lyman High School. Thero will bo • small ad- December, ttlt. (SEAL) mission charge and all stu­ A r t h u r If. k a o k w l i t i . J r .. C l e r k •>( th a Clr.-ult C o u r t dents of South Bominola Jun­ U y : M a r t h a T. 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S. Jet la Maryland, the time may be a t hand for a sweeping general study of the effects of severe weather turbulence on ail of this nation’s major jet models. The three principal categories are the Douglas DOS, the Boeing 707 snd related models, and the Convair 880 (or 990). AH of these are swept-wing air­ craft, and questions are arising about the relation between this design ele­ ment and violent drafts of air. The Elkton, Md., crash involved 4 707 and put a rare blemish on Pan American, a pioneer U. S. overseas airline with an incredibly good safe­ ty record. Federal investigators may take months, if not longer, to sift the cause of this accident, as they so oft­ en do. But they are immediately skeptical of eyewitness accounts sug­ gesting the je t was destroyed by lightning. With the possible exception of a freakish accident to a TWA pistonengine Constellation over Milan, Italy, there is no known case of lightning having seriously damaged a metal-skin aircraft. In investigators’ minds, the tu r­ bulence accompanying a heavy rain­ storm over Maryland is a likelier be­ ginning explanation. This could have produced structural failure, with fire and explosion a consequence — not a cause. Most reports of mid-air explosions, given by ground eyewit­ nesses, prove totally erroneous. But now and then such bursts do follow a plane’s breakup in flight. What should iead investigators in the Civil Aeronautics Board to Global Calm, LBJ’s Hope mount a more general review of jet safety is the fact that several of the big planes seem to have been dras­ tically affected by violent weather. The CAB report is stiU not com­ plete, but it is known that weather is a prime suspect In the crash last February of a Boeing 720 (a modi­ fied 707) in the Florida Everglades. Heavy thunderstorms were reported in the area. There have been several instances where U. 8. jets have been caught in tremendous downdrafts which nearly produced major tragedies. The most recent occurred near Hous­ ton. An Eastern Air Lines DC-8 lunged thousands of feet before eing pulled up — and lost a jet en­ gine in the process. Some aviation specialists are wondering about these encounters. They say swept-wing planes some­ times are buffeted into stalling posi­ tion by severe drafts and wrenched out of control. Structural failure may follow extreme pilot effort to restore control. But in all this there Is too much guesswork. Recent jet history Is suf­ ficiently perplexing to justify the most thoroughgoing Inquiry into this clearly vital safety matter. WASHINGTON —PrwM—t Johnson’s decision to address tha United Nations on Tues­ day arises from another de­ cision no! to co visiting out­ side this country in the near future, barring emergencies. The now President is declin­ ing all invitations for foreign travsl a t this time, former President Kennedy, he knows, did not aspect any Improvemen* in our relations with Fiance to flow from General Do Gaulle’s visit htre that was scheduled fo r February. Tha cllmato In the NATO countries Is not conducive to closer collaboration with the U. 8. until the Coraomn Market and some other vexing mat­ ters are nearer to solution. A year of relative quiet may be th* beet thing that could hap­ pen In U. S.-Soviet relations. Certainly It ia not politic for a new President to contemp­ late quick initiatives in this delicate area of our foreign relations. President Johnson therefore B Thought For Today Faith is the root of all blessings. Believe, snd you shall be saved, be­ lieve and your needs must be satis­ fied; believe, and you cannot but be comforted and happy .—^Jeremy Tay­ lor. The Pwetdssrt agreed. No doubt ho w— glad that ho could, for JohnsoR to current­ ly campaigning to keep Mr. Stevenson and hie liberal fol­ lowing ea th* Johnson team. President Johnson will ad­ dress tho United Nations As­ sembly, end he and Mrs. John­ son will receive the delegates of ell th* member nations on Tuesday, In tha receiving de­ partment, th* President to an assured success. His warmth and friendliness communfcats instantly, and Ms new seas* of calm authority win as welL His speech will bo subject to closer scrutiny. John F. Kennedy’s first ad­ dress to th* United Nations on world peace end disarmament in September, 1981, will prob­ ably go down aa one o f kls moot historic statem ents aa President. Th* world will be watching to see whether Pres­ ident Johnaon’a dedication to the continuity of Kennedy for­ eign policy extends to this moat vital area. Sarcasm Unappreciated Touring Europe WASHINGTON (UPI) — No other typing finger can tho injured digit Tbs On Thanksgiving Day I went match ita versatility and nona has been a steady erosion of outside between f o o t b a l l la more important, except pos­ my central nervous system. games to perform e ritual, familiar to all suburbanites, sibly th* left ring finger, th at ia known aa "putting th* which la assigned to tha key MUMS lawnmower away for th* win­ used ia X-Ing out mistakes. ter." The lose of th* right pinkie While I had tho thing up­ is particularly hard on some­ IN B L O O M ended, trying to remove the one lik* me because I have aa lip 11 to fulfill a vow ho made bind*, the wrench slipped and Inferiority complex snd con­ From 39c up before he defeated the French mushed th* end of th* little sequently use a lot of question finger on my right hand. It marks. at the Battle of St. Quentin in was excruciating. Besides that, Gnpevllto Nurnory During my Inrnpaeltatlon, I H t l Grapevllle Are. 1657. ,lt h u rt devised n left hand crossover FA 8-8888 From the outside it is a I ran into the house where method under which th* left “8**4U Denies* stark pile of stone, approxi­ I encountered my wife coming index finger substitutes for mately 60o x 600 feet, built in up from the basement with a a rectangle. Inside it U a load of laundry. 8h* could mixture of church, monastary, sense from the way I was burial place of the later screaming that something was kings, and royal palace. wrong. My wifa Is very per­ The palace part Is Keaaiss- ceptive that way. ance, Moorish, Flemish and "W hat's the matter," she Baroque decorations. The asked. state apartments used by the "I hurt my pinkie," I said. Bourbon kings are almost as "You poor kid," sh* crooned. lavish as those in Madrid. "Come here and I'll kiss It Phillip It's rooms, overlooking and make U all wail." the high altar of tbs church 111 So. PatawtU 1 didn't appreciate her sar­ are plain to the point of aus­ casm on* bit. Besides that, she Phono FA 2-0814 terity and somehow bring to lied to me. This happened mind the Inquisition. Tho mure than two weeks ago and magnificent church is all iny finger is still sore. gold, plychrome and marble. Mashing one's finger is not, Directly under the church I'll admit, a mortal wound. is s high round room. In the Hut for someone who earns walls are set the black mar­ hi» livelihood playing the type­ ble and gold sacophagl of the writer, it la just about the kings of Spain and their con­ sorts. The rest of the mem­ worst thing that can happen. Outside of discovering that bers of the royal family lay in white marble coffins, rooms one's wife can't really heal a and rooms of them, under mashed finger by kissing it, 1 CmOTm 2SMWHMS Just tell us how m uch the palace. There is • beau­ don't knuw of anything more m o n e y you n e e d to traumatic than having to •12000 tifully carved effigy of Don meet all your seasonal Juan of Austria here snd a change one’* typing technique. Under the typing system I 31200 tomb of a princess whose expenses. Phone for 43200 name was Magarctta. It is employ, the right littla finger 9*2.00 prompt, courleoussenricel has jurisdiction not only over decorated with daislea, with the flowcra cut off their stems tho colon-semicolon, Its home LOANS UP TO $400 for daisies ere called Mtrgar- key, but is also responsible for the letter 1', both capital and ettas In Spanish and she was lower case; the sero; the star­ only IT when she died. In visiting these castles one board parenthesis; the aster­ feels that history comes alive isk; tho dash; the ninrgin re­ signa; the for they show so vividly how lease; tha V4 anil VINANCI SERVICE, INC. these long dead monarch! plus and equal signs; tho que* of Sanford tion mark and slash mark; a lived and, because they re­ flect thrir taste, give us shift key; th* per cent mark 110 South Magnolia S t. .FA 2-4612 some idea of what they were and thnt little a with the clr rl* around it. lik*. More About Castles Worry Clinic England aa an anesthetic, the public opposed It. And the clergymen thunder­ ed against it from their pul­ pits, saying that God intended for women to auffer pain dur­ ing childbirth In order to atone fur Eve’e sin In ths Garden of Eden. They even cited Scripture to help justify th tir opopsitlon to all anesthesia. Thus, it looktd as if sersral years might elapse before the hostility to chloroform could be undermined. Then a sm art young medic decided to employ psychology. So he referred the opponents of anesthesia to the very Bible which they themselvee were quoting to combat chloroform. "A fter God made Adam," this medic proclaimed, "the Bible saya God decided Adain needed a helpmate. “And how did God produce that helpmate? Well, the iiiblo ituys he took one of Adum’s ribe and then fushioncd Eve out of that rib. "But before he r e m o v e d Adam'* rib, the Bible says that God first put Adam into a deep sleep! "Wei, ladies and gentlemen, that wua anesthesia! "And if God Almighty re­ fused to operate on a human being without first putting him to aleep via anesthesia. to hoping for a year ef paratively Utils new activity in the international field. In thin time he would like to con­ centrate on getting a firm gras p ea th* Presidential job before he is phinged into th* fig h t fo r reflection, and on improving the operation of our own government before tackling tha role of world leader. Adlai Stevenson successfully argued th at this line of rea­ soning made it essential for President Johnson to appear before tha United Nations a t one*. Th* 100 delegatee will he leaving New York to re ­ tu rn to their respective coun­ tries next week. What better oppoitunity to tend a direct communication throughout th* world? Th* first thing each of the delegatee will be asked buck home is their opinion of the American President. Why not address them snd shake their hands so that they may have a personal Impression to report, Stevenson naked? Dick West Soyi If Christ has not been risen, then our preaching is In vain and your faithi is in vain.—I Cor. 15:14. Dr. Crone’s CASE R-421: Dr. David Crane ia n physician and a staunch advocate of “free en­ terprise** instead of do-gooder socialism. "Dad,* ha aaked recently, "don't you think psychology accounts for a large part of a physician'* success? "If so, then why do most of «ur medics! collsges Ignore psychology as a prerequisite for entrance into medical school?" I'sychoeomstie Medicine And David is right, for a re­ cent tabulation of the 85 medicul colleges showed that only THREE even required ONE course in psychology! Yet most of the medics! sdurstors, snd certainly the priv tte practitioners, realize that psychology accounts for at least 60 per cent of medical cases. For example, of the 20,000,000 medical patient* that de­ scend on physicians every week, half (10,000.000) have no diagnosable physical ail­ ment whatsoever. They are "w orry warta” or psychosomatic cases! Psychology is thus of vital Importance to the treatment of patients but it even wields a big influence on drug ther apy, too. For example, when chlorofuim was first introduced into H tftn Fuller Soys Hope Chest' then who are we to go againat the policy of the Almighty? Well, th at was difficult to answer, wasn't it. It co founded the clergy, for this medic used their own Bible to refute their opposition. Meanwhile, the royal physi­ cian persuaded ths Queen of England to us* chloroform during the birth of her next baby. Between this deft us* of Scripture and the strategy of employing a social pact-setter, like the Queen of England, the hostility to aneathsaia melted away fast. So psychology ia a tremend­ ous aid in avuiding the blind "stone wall" arguing that may require years to get action. Often, a smart psychologiat cur. do more in a few minute* than can be accomplished by cold logic and coercive meth­ od* in several years! So send for my booklet "Suectsaful Public Speaking S trat­ egy," enclosing a long stamp­ ed, return tnvelope, plus 20 cents. (E d ited Nets: The fearth to g series of articles on the latest lew s from European reentries. Other Articles will fellow). By A. M. Haskell MADRID (Spl)— In Spain one finds ruins, castles, and palaces at almost every bend In the road. As the early kings fought back the Moors, they took over the Alcazars and forts, usiog them as royal residences. In Segovia, the carved and gitded ceilings of the Moor­ ish paplace are well preserv­ ed. Ferdinand and Isabella used It often. Columbus came here to ask for money for his purported voyage to India. Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, tried to convert the Alcazar in Seville into a Re­ naissance Palace. He was in a hurry because he wanted It ready for his marriage to Isabella of Portugal. The re­ sult is not happy. The deli­ cate plaster walls, graceful arches and tiled courtyards of the Moorish building make the colonnaded second story and ornamental facade added later look ungainly. Charles alio started to build Letters To The Editor Editor, Th* Herald: I’ve often wondered if a newspaper always printed the OUT OUU WAY facte. I have a wonderful human interest story. F irst of all It started Friday night when my homo was broken into. Entry was gained by removing a screen and opening a window. The thief or thieves took a pillow case off the bed and used that to carry their loot away. The articles that were taken —auch aa my wedding ring (inscribed), diamond ring, two birthstone rings, my son’s and my daughter's witches and min* also, my son’s cuff tinka and my radio—are of no real monetary value. They do have a very deep sentimental value. You tee, tome of these were gift* from my father, who la now deceased and will never be replaced. (S q u td o I am a divorce# with two ii,H 7 o fi-w a B t N T L t Y B A T T IE * children to support. It'a all I can do to make ends meet from paycheck to paycheck. I had Just gone down to th* fi­ nance company to borrow m o n e y f o r my children’* Christmas presents. They stole Puge 1-A Sunford, Florida W ed., December 18, ’63 the 8116 I had. I t was every cent 1 had In th* world. W ALTKR A . t i l t LOW. EDITOR A XU PL'B LItM ER But to top it all off waa th* Inefficiency of our polico de­ J I L I 4 X L. srE X STH O W rS E U WELLS A ssociate E d ito r partm ent The thief dropped R M e c h a n i c a l Hupt. » ; u : t » VAX P E L T J a m s: sho em a ker package of cigarettes Upon en­ M anaging E d ito r B usiness M sn sg sr tering. They didn’t even both­ H A R R IE T T E . JOIIXSOX J I D t W ELLS C ounty E d ito r C l a s s i f i e d D ir e c to r er to take it down and dual It HKL K X U L K E . O V vbaxk v o l t o l ix r fer fingerprints. I know It is S o c i . t r E d ito r C lr r u U lla a M anager no big thing to them but to SLBSLItimoX HUBS me it wa* almost svsrything 1 U r Mall I D s * D sllso ry S .u tla .1 . I’M saly AU O ther had. |M 0 I T sa r l l l . l t I T sar JS . W eek I would lik* to put an ap­ ».se I M onths I 71 ( M onths 1 I t I M onths peal to tha paper to whom­ 1.04 I Months l.to 1 M onth t.S« I Month ever committed the theft ask­ C. g. Postal Ksgulatlons provide tuat all mall tubsertpUeas bo ing them if they couldn't be pal* l» aivaace. satisfied with the money. I know I’ll never sc* it ngnin. It'n bad enough the children are going to miss out on Christmas but if these other articles were returned it wouldn't he quite *<> had. Please state there wnuld be no questions asked if the** things were returned. Thank you very much for your attention. I don't have a 'phene at home but if you would cere to call me a t work it's 838-3011, extension 43. Mr*. Yvette Relti Sm okey Soynt uJlje & anfhri> F in *8*1 start Mai*— YOU alkw HI the Alhambra in Granada but waa fortunately diverted be­ fore be ruined it, too. The rose-colored Alhambra and the white summer palace, the Gerncralife, across the ravino from it, are the purest exam ­ ple* of Moorish architecture of the 14th century left to us. They are sheer romance with their walls like white lace, their reflecting pools and fountains playing in the gar. dens where rosea, dahlias, persimmons, plumbago and spiraled cypresses grow in prolusion on the tile terraces. They reflect the taste snd culture of the Moorish princeswho lived in luxury in Spain during their 800 years domi­ nation of the country. OuUide of Segovia at Granja, there Is another little Ver­ sailles, with French gardens and hugr park, much more tasteful than the one in Queluz, and no wonder, for it was built by the grandson of Louis XLV, Philip V, first Bourbon king of Spain, in the 18th century. Here every sum­ mer, General Franco give* a garden party, which must be something to see, with all the hundreds of fountains playing. In Madrid i* surely the most royal palace In the world. It is 18th century bar oque and was used by the kings until Alfonso XHI abdl cated in 1932. There Is no surface which is not parquet or marble or hung with bro­ cade or painted or carved or gilded. There are hundreds of crystal chandeliers. One room has porcelain walls which ran he taken down and put up again in another room of the same dimension*. Why anyone would want to do this, I cannot fathom. The queen's bedroom has a ceiling painted to represent a balustrade hung with lace mantillas. There are 4 miles of tap estries here, the most hand­ some woven from cartoons by Ruebeni, Ternier.s, and Goya. Seventy-five of the 2«) rooms are open to the public. After two hours of such gorgeousness one comes out slightly bemused. The only Incongruous note are the personal photographs of the royal family which still stand on tables and dress, ers. They were such undis­ tinguished-looking people to live in such glory. If one could only tee one royal residence in Spain or Portugal, the one to visit la the Monastary of San Lorenzo outside of Madrid at El Es­ toril for it is composite of them alL It was built by Phil- U V ii/ U 1 FAMILY READY TO MOVE IN! THE BEAUTIFUL HOME AT 411 TANGELO DRIVE ANOTHER WILL BE FINISHED IN A FEW DAYS 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 Shosum oksih C O N S T R U C T IO N CUSTOM BUILDING i General Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUU RD. SPECIALTY I'huae FA 2-3103 FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STENSTROM REALTY Salex A g en t* CO. ,« • > < * - -ft 1 �..-.:- i L A - i A a J&MSj®a& ■•r *i r?** •’ jT, J-tF* V \“ * f1 ■ ,* . >' Lsgsl Notics m v BM H IN CMABCBBT SR. _ TUB M W I R T I A T I N O I WASHINGTON S E C U B I T T BARB, • Savings Bank organ* COMPART, s Florida M r y m IMS and eatotiag and#r Iks Has, Ia w o f tbo b u m of Bow P laintiff, Terfc, P talatlft WILLIAM B. SMITH and A t LENR M. SMITH, hla w ife; JOHB o; and W ILUH MARTIN and BITA X. FAVUHM T. MARTIN, hla k ls VtfE Defendant* W it* ■ Dofondaata. HaMaa is HOWCH IS RBNRBT OIT* flfS S PUfSOMl t* | BN purauaat to a Final Do* craa a t ForooloonM da tod Dae* numbered U U S to tka O m i t •■ b ar i l IN I. and aatorod ££« * f * !■»■>«• C M iti. In Chnncory Cbm No. 11*10, a l Florida. I VtU sail tka pro- tha Circuit Court o f tha Ninth s m t f SHs s i U is t l sal s Judicial ctrenit la end for County, Florida, CMStr. Florida, sasarlkaS sa hamlaola tottowar wharoln WASHINGTON SB* iat ml m ar* warn. CURITT COMPART, a Florida FU lntlff, and CRBST, Saooad Addition, s aorporatloa. aubdtvtMoa. aoeordisg ta WILLIAM B. SMITH and AL* a S la t tkaraat raaarSaS la LRNB M. SMITH, hlo wlfa: and W ILU B MARTIN sad PAULI MB T. MARTIN, hla o f B a ils »l» Coaaty, wlfa, ara Dofoadaat* i w ill Mil la tha htfbMt ana boat UBSikar w ith Ika fallowing bldSor far eaah al tho Proat t u r n a t s m a r t jr vklck ara Door o f th# Sawlaola County laaataS I s sa d pormaaoaUy la* Courthouoo la lha c it y af ataUaS a s s sa rt af tka la * Sasfard, County af BaaUaoU, Florida, s i l l i f f A> M. o s th* * ta t s a a s a ld UaSi o n MatFatat folaotrts) N Sap a f Jaanarr. IH *. th* Bofrtgorator, Modal StT* fotlow las i MttlktS s rosa r ty s s sat forth Is aatS P b i t i D t . 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V lh lts at tka F reat Door af tha Deputy Clork Seminal* C aaatr Coart Homo COURSHON AND COfTBBHON la Sanford, Baialnol* Coantjr, n s ito t s t m t Florida, bolwooa tho hour* of Miami Bench 4*. Florida 11:1* o'elock la Ih# for*noon Publlih Doe. It, 1MI and I :as o’clock In tho aftor* CDP*M noon on th# *th day of Jan* uary. l>f*. IN TMN CIHCUrr COURT OP (SEAL) TMB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR* Arlhar H. Beckwith. Jr.. CUIT IN AND FOB SB MI* Clark of th* cirealt Coart NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA* By: Sandra 8. Johnaoa IN CNANCRNT NO. ISMS Deputy Clork WASHINGTON S E C U R I T Y Law la a Let, Altornoy COMPANY, S Florida corpora* ULMKIt, MURCHISON, BENT, lion. ASHiir * BALL Plaintiff. SI* Florida National Bank BaltdtaB WILLIAM B SMITH aaS AL* Jnokaonvllla t, Florida LEMR M. SMITH, bin wlfa, and Allnrnoya for Flolntlff WtLLtB MARTIN and PAUL­ Publiah boo. II, MIL INE Y. MARTIN, bin w lfa CDP-41 Dofandaata. NOTICE OP in r a n c ir c u it c o u r t o r FONBCLOaUNN BALD TBR MIRTH JUDICIAL CIR­ NOTICS IB HEREBY GIV* CUIT i n a n d f o b s e b i - EN purouaat to a Final Do­ NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA er*# of Poreetoinra dated Dec­ IN CMANCBDT NO, IMS* ember 11, IN I, and ontarod In WASHINGTON B K C U III T T Cbanrary Coo* N o. H i l l , of r o ll PANT, s Florida oorporn* th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Hon, Judlolal circuit la and for FUlntlff. Samlnol# County, F l o r i d a , wherein WASHINGTON SE­ H WILLIAM r . SMITH and AL* CURITY COMPANY, a Florid* LKNE M. SMITH, hlo wlfoi eorporalloa. Plaintiff, a s * and WILLIK MARTIN and WILLIAM E. SMITH and AL. PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla LKNE M. SMITH, hi* Wlf*i and WILLIE MARTIN sad wlfa, Defendant* PAULIXK V. MARTIN, hi* w ife, ara Defendant*, I wilt M ortem o r «*l! to th* htfhoat and boot rORDCLOaVRR BALD NOTICE IS HEREBT OIT* bidder for «a*h at Ih* Front EN putiaont to a Pinal Da* Door of th* Sumlnala County erto af Porocteour* doled Doo* Courthouoo In th* City of ombor II. t i l l , and entered In Sanford, County of Somlnol* Cboneory Coot No. l l t l l . of Florida, at 11 lit A M.. on th* lb* Clroult Cuurt of tbo Ninth Ird day of January, 1MI, tho Judicial Circuit In and for follow ing do*«rlb«4 property Stmlnola County, P I o r I d n, aa aot forth In Mid Pinal Do­ wherein WASHINGTON BE* or**. lo-w ltl Lot It, BEAR LAMB CURITT COUPANT. A Florida HILLS, aoeordlng to tht co rp o ratio n . P la in tiff, and Plat tharoof, an recorded 'LL----- E. SMITH and AL* WILLIAM In Pint llook II. Pago IT. LKNU M. SMITH, hla wlf#: o f th* Public Record* of and WILLIE MARTIN and Samlnol* County, Florida, PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla Ineluding th* building and ap* arlfo, aro Defendant*. I will purtonane** tharaon, a«ll ta tho hlshaot and b*»t togothar withlocated faraltaro, hldd*r for co*h at tho Front furnlahlnga and th* flnturoa oltu* Donr o f tha Samlnnla Connty at* therein, and loeatod thoroCourthoua* in th* City of San* on. ford, County of SamlnoL, Flor­ DATED thla Itth day af ida. at 11:00 A. hi.. on tha Ird IttL day of January, 1**4, tha fol* December, (BEAL) lowing doaorlbod prop«rty aa Arthur H. Bockwlth, J r , •at‘ forth la oald..... PinalI ~ D ie m , * ................ Clark of tho Clreult Court te-wltt of Samlnol* County IKit IS, nEAR LAKE ny: Martha T. Vlhlan IIII.IJl. according to tha Dapuly Clark Plat thereof, aa r*cnrd*d COUIIMIION AND COURSHOM In Plat Rook It, Pag* *7, III Hat Street of tho Publla Kecordo of Miami Daach It, Plortda S*mlnolo County, Florid*. Publiah Doc. II, IMI. Including tho building and C D P -ll appurtanincoo loeatod th*ra. on. |ngath*r with th* furnl* P ic r tm o u a NARB tur*. furnLhlng* and flitur** NOTICE IH hereby glran that ■lluot# therein, and loeatod 1 am engaged In bualnaaa at thareun. Sanford, HemlnnU C o u n t y , DATED THII t«lk day of Florida, undar th* Rolltloua D*c*mbor. l i l t . nama of. YOUNG'S ELECTRIC (SEAL) SERVICE, and that ! Inland to Arthur H. Bockwlth, Jr., roglotor Mid aim* w ith th* Clark of tho Circuit Court Clork of Ih* Circuit Court, of Samlnnla County Samlnol* County, Florida, la Uy: Martha T. Vlhlan aecurdane* with Ih* prorlolon* Deputy Clark of tha Pletltloua Nam* Sta* COURSHON AND C0UR8II0N tutaa, to-wit: lection 141.01 III «l*t S t m t Florida Statute* HIT. Miami B*ach, Florida Slat Donald O. Young Publiah Doo. it , m * Publiah Doo. t, 11, II, II, l l t l CDP-J* CDI’-l E tfr u a e jt «U f W MCAUSSbVS’NS PAIRAND BUT WHAT IF Y D U ^ e WRONG? tX iA W J W S W A N T to A tttffK N fL R / . E /N A U K M M L IMPOPCR*/ ■ k S u lS & J m n jL m zB e szrt ■ w DO NOLI * 4U5TTDHAN0 MZXJND.1MB H 0U 6G eeev^ vu * z e e s? vvuarr Aacurir? uwe-ooutt froV a/L). w t k wkJedii,^ C -* ju « & »GIRLS flOOP W y GOT ANY' ^ m r/ w a * » lUSCCO SOKTHCT NPIMUIMI UOTXMS I hiavvi hbd check i I S i r u w w a j M fom rsw to ah OtfTHPi 1wnW iBijM j w m c t v q T bu ta u w ^ H & g & sg g S i S r jjm Music Lesson d Hun(arias raUlnar 8 Hum up SIntact 7 Duratios of offk* 1 Johans Sahoatios < I Gannas MJSS HOWARD) X « E B > MR.CA.WJEM REQUESTED ANOTHER SKILL SERIES. ILthaafrtsT r I TDtD HIA\N ■KJPDR6CT rr. MMDCIUDWO HlMCCLF THINKINO ANOTHER (ST OF X-RAYS s YvOutP MiRACuouciy CONS UP •EffiS1* • NablonuB ISAuctlos ('.•all. I llArabtaa aotfott 1 IMiJI II Memory nudjor IS Sain* 17 Shield bearing 20 Moalam 2SRIfo4«lto" 44Takuloua SKagUah n s r MMlaont Ids M L aatlof-B rt Goduaaa" MMIm M o m M Jaunaay — TB ITToublo Pi bit ST Sit fag MaUhg II On# al tka I Country i l SOWhUasaitr SUm* 41“ K ivM vm i «*as JJ a Jsl s loam) So 31 he built dlNonsas )M M A SO -IT t SMO 7W * AMOC m s A W M /W f/-.' U S U :k ^ H MCoanaiaaauiu 17 German ylvor 6 .0 0 > a 5 J* ^ S\ J var.l .« A ; y MAfflrautioR DOWN r IX t i— F character Wf y l i i i i k J i l I j l M i j i i U ool Nofvct O M A I N O IITT SS A SOHl S FlattS* L*0ol Notics Ltgol Notice b l ts m RATIORAL AL MORTV lS iS tlft VBBBOK * . DAVt* asS PA- DOB I - LJNPLBT auS ABITA a s* ANRIS RUTH TBICIA A. DAY1L hla wlf*. LtNDLBT. n*S BOOTH ORwtltL aaS BDWAB BDWARD L OASDDofosBasl(a) LAMDO BATKBtAle BAXX, _ DufosSaatR TBl KENNETH O R A B AM MONDE a sS ANN1B RUTH hla w lfa ■alSakuaw, I W J ^KENNETH B I n T I ^ TGRAHAM nanW MONDE aaS AHN1B RUTH MONDR ara. bar*by notifies that S Co m#1*1a t (or Portal a* aura a f M artssas has baas fil­ ms agutsat you, asS pou ara ragalrtS ta M rro a aopy of year Aaawor o r FloaStags t* th* Comptatat *u tha plain* tu r # attarnay, joaagk M. Pita* garni 1, t i t Bauurltp Trait Dalltlag, Miami M. FlartSa. aaS flit th* artgtaal #r Floadlas Is U * offtM of lb* Cltrk af th s Clroult Court kp al on or hoforu th* I tth Sap January A. D , IH *. u yau fall to do to, JuSgm tnl by do* fault wilt bt tak as agalnat you for th* rallaf Samoa tad la lha CamPlalsL Th* Saatrfptloa a f th* m l pro****** agalaat la: Lot M, Block A. WOOD* MERE PARK, I HD BB* PLAT, aceordlag to Mat tnaraof. recorded la plat Book It. Fag* Tt, Public BMorda o f Boartso l* coua* t t, FlortSs. Thla aotla* aha ll ho publiah* ad taco aaeh weak far tour coatoauilf* weak* la th* Baa* ford Harold. DONE AND ORDERED at Baaford, Samlnol* C o u n t y , Florida, thla Ith day o f Dec­ ember A D , 1111 (SBAL) Arthur H. Bockwlth, Jr, ClarA Clreult Court 1 By: Martha T. Ylhlos Dtputy Clark Joaoph M. Fltagarald III Saeurlty Truat Building Miami U , Florid* FlUnklln 1-ltTI. Publiah Dae. 11, II, M. I t t l * Jan. I, lit* . C D P-ll IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OP TBB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CU IT IN AND FOR 0RM1* NOLR COUNTY. FLOIUBA i n caaNCBBV no . u n i WABHINGTON S E C U R I T Y COMPANY, s Florid* eorpora* “ **’ Flolntlff. WILLIAM X. SMITH an* AL* LBNE M. SMITH, hta w ile, and WILI.IE MARTIN and PAUL* 1NB Y. MARTIN, hla wlf*. Defendant*. N oncH o r PORBCLMURR BALB NOTICE » HEREBY OtVBN *•'*<•>•* la a Final Do­ or** o f Foroatoour* dated Doe* ombor IL !>**• and aatorod In Chancery Caa# No. H i lt , of th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Clreult tn end far Somlnol* County, Florida, wharoln WAUHINGTON SE­ CURITY COMPANY, a Florida ooraoratloA P laintiff, a n d WILLIAM B. SMITH and ALLRNR M. SMITH, hla wlfa, and WILLIE MARTIN and PAUL­ INE V. MARTIN, hlo wife, ar* Dafandanla. 1 w ill aoll to th* MghMt and hoot bidder for eaah at th* Front Door of th* Bomlnet* Connty Courtheut* In th* City of Sanford. Countr of Samlnol*, Florida, at 11:0* A. M, on th* Ird day of January, t i l l , th* follow ing doacrlbad property a* aot forth la aald Plant Daoraa, to-w lt: Lot t l. BEAR LABE HILLS, aecordlns to th* plat thereof, aa recorded In Plot Bonk II. P*S* IL of th* Publla Record* of Somlnol* County. Florida. tnetudlng th* ■ building iir and appurtenance* locates thereon, togtthar with th* furniture, turntables* and flnturoa oltunt* therein, and located thoro* __ ________ ___ OITBN purmaoat I* s Final DSarea o f H m lo iu r a SataS th* Itth Sap o f Doeombor. A. IL TML aaS outaroS la Clsaaarp C a l m - ISMS o f th* O m i t Court s t Ih* Ninth Judlolal Circuit la and fur Bamtaal* County. Florida, wharala PUS•m l NMluaal Mortgage Amo* •latloa, » oorporatlaa orgaals* et uf td undar aa n Act of cuugroou Coagroa* Is th* aad oalatlag purauaat pui >aal Mortgag* As* Fodaral Natloaal Aat, hsutag saotattoa C h irtar s r ta r __. It* prtautpal offtou la thu Clip u f Washington, Dtstrtet of Columbia, la th* FtaiatlfL aad Torson B. Darts and Pa­ tricia A. Darla. hU wlfa, th# D afaadaats 1 w ill soil I* th* hlshaat and H i t blddar fur aaah bt th s Front Poor uf lb* Bamtsuts Csuaty courthoua* ta th* Cltp a f BaalorL Couaty a f ■omlaotu, Blat* o f FlartSa, s i H itt A- M. aa Ih* Itth day of Jonuary, l l t l , th* follawtag datcrlbaS property aa aat forth Is said Flaat D*tr*L to* WUlL*t 1L Block U SUNLAND ESTATSB, s tubdluialoa, aooorSlag to s plat thoro* of, recorded In Plat Booh I t . pa go* I t to II of th* Publlo Kocorda of Soml* nol* County, Florida. Together with th* follawtag dooerthad ftaturas attaahaS UifitOo Oaa Duo Therm foil) Walt Hoator. Modal III*!. Ser­ ial IIEIA On* OB (ataetrto) Bang*. Modal IttlS L Serial XRO* ItltT , (Bullt-IS) On* OB (olottrto) Oran (Built-In), Mod*! I41R1SC, Serial Y B O tm t On* OB (oloctrle) Rofrl* garator. Modal LAgllR, Serial N R tU Itt On* IS Inch Vletor CII* man (oloctrle) Kltehan Xahautt Fan, sa model ar oarlal number*. Ton Vonatlan Blind* (me­ tal), manufaaturad by Senkarlk Gloat db Palat Com­ pany, Sanford, Florida, no model or oorlal number*. DatoS thla Itth dtp of Doo* •mber. A- D. 1IM. (SBAL) Arthur IL Backwlth, J r, Clork of Circuit Court Mack N. Ctaraland, Jr. and Carroll Burk* Attorney* for Ptalatlff P. O. Drawer B. Sanford, Plortda Publiah Do*. IL 1ML CDP-ll BOTICM OP ADOPTION OP BBSOLUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­ EN that on th* 10th day of Doeombor, IMI, th* Board of C o u n t y Commlcalonoro o f ■omlnol* County, Florida, did adopt a Resolution vacating, d otin g and abandoning all •treat*, roads aaS alloywayo doocrlbod as: All o f Kvaaadal* Rood a* recorded in Plat Booh T, pog* ST, of th* puhlt* re­ cord* of Hemlnole Couaty, Florida, being mor* par­ ticularly daacrlbad aat Be­ ginning at th* Intaraactlon o f tha Northerly tin# of Xvanodal* RoaS and th* Baatarly lino of dormant Avonua, run thane* B ait along th* Northorly lino o f aald Evanadal# Road HTA foot, thano*. run South to ths Southerly Una of aald Evanodal* Road, thane* run Watt along said Southerly lino SM.t foot to th* Intonoctloa of ■aid Southerly lino and th* Eaatorly Ha* af d a rtnont Avenue, rta thonoo ta th# point o f beginning. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 hov* aot my bond tnS oautod to b* afftaoS th* coal af th* BoorS o f Couaty Commlioloa* art of Btmlnal* County, Flor­ DATED thla Itlh day of ida, thla Ilth dap of Decem­ ber. A. D. 1ML Doeomber, l l t l (SEAL) (SBAL) (a) Arthur H. Bockwlth. Arthur H. Bockwlth. Jr, Clork of the Circuit Court Jr, Clark a f th* Board af of Somlnol* County County Commlmtonom of By: Martha T. Vlhlan ■omlnol* County, Florida Dapaty Clark COURSHON AND CCVRSHON GORDON V. FREDERICK Attorney nt Law US flat Street P. O. Rou 1711 Miami Baoeh 4*. Florida Sanford, Florida Publiah Dot. IL lltl* Publlih Deo. 11, 1ML CDf*t» CDP-*T IN TBB CIRCUIT CSURT OP TMS NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ IN TUB r i s e r IT COURT SP CUIT IN AND FOR SERI* TMR NINTH JUOICUL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMI* NOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA NOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCRRV Nth 1SMO WAOHINGTON a E C U H I T T IN CMANCBRY I S I M I COMPANY, a Florida aorsora* WASHINGTON B B C U R I T T COMPANT, a Flarlda torpors* Uoa. Fiaiattff, Ptalatlff, WILI.IAM E. SMITH aaS AL­ LENS M. SMITH, hla wlfa. WILLTAH B. SMITH and AL* and WILLIE MARTIN and l.ENB M. SMITH, hi* wlfa. and PAULINE V. MARTIN, hla WILLIE MARTIN and PAUL* INS V. MARTIN, hla wlfa, Dafandanla. Dafandanla honca sp n o t ic s o r p s s c c L o a u a a PSBBCLOIURB SALB NOT1CB IS HEREBY OlV* NOTICE IS HEREBT GIV- EN purauant to a Plntl Dacraa BN purauant to a Final Da- of Puraoloeur* dated Decem­ era* of Foracloaura dated Dae. ber t l , 11*1, and antarad In ambar IL IMI. and ontarad In Cbancarp Cat* No. M ill, af Chaaeory Cat* No. U lt t . of tho Clreult Caurt of tha Ninth th* Circuit Court of ih* Ninth Judicial Circuit tn and far County. Florida. Judlrtat clroult Is aa* tor lam laol* Somlnol* County, Florida, wharala WASHINGTON IE . wharala WASHINGTON SB* CURITT. COMPANT. a Flor. CURITT COMPANY, a Flori­ Ida corporation. Plaintiff, and da corporation. Plaintiff, and WILLIAM B. SMITH and ALWILLIAM E. SMITH and AL­ LRNB M. SMITH. _ hla Wlfa. LENS M. SMITH, hi* wlf*. and aad W IL U B MARTIN anid ------------------TIM and ------WILUB HART1M PAUL* rPAULINE A WIM(b m Ye h lb M B i HIS V- M MARTIN, hlo IMS Y. MARTIN, hla wlfa, ar* wlfa, ar* OofaudaniL I wilt Dofondtata. I w ill toll to th* tall t* lha highaat aad haot hlahott ond boot bidder for bidder for caoh a l th* Front eaah at Ih* Front Door of tho Door of th* Somlnol* Couaty Somlnol* Connty Courthouoo In Courthoua* In th* City or Ih* City of Saaford, County Hanford, County of Samlnol*. *1‘ Somlaol*. ___ Florida, at UiM A. M. oa th* ' ' ' ~Florida, at U:t* A. M, on th* Ird d*y of Jon* Ird day of January. Ill*, th* airy. IMI, th* totlow lns doo* follow iag doaerthod proparty erlbod property aa aot forth •a aot forth la said Fla l I D t Is n i l Pinal Dorr**, to-wlt: croa. le-w li: Lot t l, BEAR LAKE Lot *7, BEAR LAKE HILLS, aoeordlng to tha IIILLS, according to th* plat tharaof, recorded In Plat thoroof. recorded In Plot Book II. Pag* IT. of Plat Book II at Paga IT. th* Publlo Record* of of th* Publlo Record* of ■omlnol* County, Florid*. Somlaol* Couaty, Florida. Including th* building and ap* Including th* building and ap* purtanaacaa loeatod thoroon. purlenancoa located tharaon, togathar with th* furniture, together with the furniture, turnlahlns* and nature* •Hu­ furnlahlnga and ttituree eltuai* therein, and loeatod tharo* aie therein, and located there* WOTTCB I S ___ ________ BW th at a s tha Mtk Sap • « January, IMS, * t U tN A. M. a t th* mala toor af th * Court House a f Somlaol# Couaty, a t flaafsrS. FlartSa. tha Honorshla Arthur K Baohvrtth. jp d o t h a f th s C lm lt Court o f Somlnol* Couaty. FlartSa, w ill offer for Ml* l* tha hlahoot aaS haat blSfor fay aaah. a t public outcry. Ik* follow iag —-----“■ d■ itcn oM lpro « i party p a f tka DoDuS — U- aSIoy a a t fasSaata Do* ___ f <L _________ A alta Uadloy Slap asS Basil Ilk Or* tosSa Batlouol B askt _ a t L BlR ORLANDO aooorSIng ta s la t tboroof recorded ta F tol Book 11, For** 1* aaS JL Fubllo Rooorda ot Semis o n County, Florid* “ s i t e ,- n ~ uw - Range — FTlgtSalyR Mo­ del rb *s i : R* frig orator, Frtgldatrs MoSal D -Il Hot Watar Boater — Dap A Might — Modal M -0 togathar with all atrueturoa aad lmprov*m*nta, than or tharoaftor a s oald tanL Thla la mad* purauant ta Final Dacraa a f Foroeloaura •ntarad la tbo abov* e tu ie , Chanoary Doohot No. 1I44L so w goad lag la U * Clreult Court a f and far Bam lsala Couaty, Flarlda IN WITNESS WHEREOF, X hav* haraunto sat m y hand and otfielal aaat this ll t h Sap ot Dacambar, MIL (SBAL) Arthur H BMhwttk. J r , Clark *1 tbs Circuit Oaurt la aad for Somlaol* Coun­ ty, Florida Byt Sandra B. Johnson Deputy dark Orvlll* Jshnaen, l i t P. a Bob III Fern Pork. Pin. Publiah Do*. IL 1MB. C D P -ll IN T H S CIRCUIT COURT IMP TUB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT IN ASD FOR BRHI­ NOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. I M S WASHINGTON S B C V R X T T COMPANT, * Florida corpora­ tion, PlalatUL WILLIAM B. SMITH and AL­ LENS M. SMITH, hit w lf#: and WILLIE MARTIN BBS PAUL* 1NB Y. MARTIN, hla wlfa, Dofoadaatm NOTICS o r POSBC L 4IU SS BALM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIT* BN purauant to a Final Daera* of Foreotoaur* dated Dooombor 11, 1ML *»d aatorod la Chancory Cat* No. 1M*L o f th* Clreult Court of th* Ninth Judlolal Clroult In and top Samlnol* C o u n t y , Plorlda. wherein WASHINGTON SE­ CURITY COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, and WILLIAM B. SMITH and AL­ LENS M. SMITH, hi# w lf*: aad W IL U B MARTIN and PAULINE T. MARTIN, hla wlfa, ara Defendants, I w in ■all t* ths hlshoat and boa* bidder for oath at th# Front Door o f th* Somlaol# Countr CourthouM la th* Cltp a f ■aaford, Couatp af Bomlatlo, Florida, at U:M A. M , o s tho Ird day of Jonuary, II**, th* followiag *ooerlbod pro­ perty a* •*« forth la aald F inal Dacret, to-wltt Lot U , BEAR LAKH H ILtA aoeordlng to th* F lat tbortof, aa rocordad In Flat Raoh IL a t Fag* 17, of th* Publlo Record icordr ot Bamlaol* Countp, Flor­ ida, Including th* building and appnrioaaaoat loeatod thoroon, togathar with tho furalturou furnlahlnga and flnturoa aituat* thorola, and locates thoroon. DATED thlo llth S*P * • D ecam ber, 1IN . (SEAL) Arthur B. Backwlth, J r , Clark of th* Clroult Court of Somlaol* Couatp By Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk COURSHON AND OOURAHON l i s t Street Miami Beach, Florid* Publiah Do* IL MM C D P -ll i n TMB e n t e r nr c o u r t o r TMB NINTH JUDICIAL C ISc u r r IN AND FOR SSH U NOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CMANCBRY NIL ISSIS WASHINGTON S X C U H 1 T T COMPANY, * Flarlda oerperatlea, FtatnlltL WILLIAM B. SMITH aad AL­ LENS M. SMITH. hla w lfaj and W ILUB MARTIN and PAUUNB T. JU ST IN , hla w it* D efendant* NOTICE IS BBREBT OlV* BN purauant to a “Final4 D«w era# af Foractoaur* dntod Daoambar 11, IMI, and antarad In Chnncary Caa* No. lU * t, of th* Clreult Court ot th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In nad tor Stmlaala County. Plortda, wharala WASHINGTON SB* CURITT COMPANT. a Florida coraorattoa. Plaintiff, and I AM E. SMITH aad AL­ WILLI/ ................... LENS M. SMITH, hla wlfat a y— and -------WILLIS h MARTIN and PAUUNB T. MARTIN, hla wlf*. *r* Dafsadaat* 1 wlU a l l I* th* hlsbMl aad hot* blddar for aaah at tha Front Door o t th* lamlaol* County CourthouM ta th* Cltp of ■aaford. County af Btm latl*. Florida, at UiM A- H , aa tha Ird day of Jaanarr, l*«L tka following doterlhod pro­ perty aa oat forth la said Pinal Deere*, to-wlt: Lot 4*. HEAR LAKH HILtA, aoeordlng to th* Plat tbaraot aa raoordad la Plat Book IL Pag* 17. o f th* PabU* Record# o f Somlaol# Conaty, Florida, Including ........................... th* building iHd‘ and appurtenance loeataS thereon, togathar with tha furniture, furnlahlngu sad flitu res elm* ate therein, and located there­ on. on. °" b a t e d this Itth dap of DATED thla l*th day or DATED thta Itth- day at Dacambar, 11*1. Decombor, 1HL Dacambar, MIL (SEAL) (SEAL) (BEAL) Arthur H. Bockwlth. Jr. Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of th* Clreult Court Clark of th* ctrault Court Clerk of tha Circuit Court o f Bamlaol* County of Samlnol* County of Samlnol* County By: Martha T. Vlhlan Uy; Martha T. Vlhlaa Byt Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Deputy Clerk Dapuly Clerk BBSHC AND COURSHON COURSHON AND COURSHOM COURSHON AND COURSHON COURSHON • I f flat Straat IH Hat Slreat 111 fla t Strati Miami Batch It, Florida Miami Beach (•, Florida Miami Baaeh It, Florida Publiah Dtc. II. l l t l . Publiah Doo. II, 1M| Publiah Da*. IL IMS C D P-ll CDP-44 CDP-b* �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home. •h» in f ir ) Rem it t N e tk o n . 12. Real Batata Far Sale Dec. IS , IMS — Pass 8*A fie asntf®® BEDROOMS, 1V4 baths. We wish to thank el1 our Swimming pool. Furn. or many Monde and neighu nion. 121 Lake Dot Dr. bora far their heartfelt hind* nee* aad renotdefatian dur­ Sonia ng. ing our period of eorrow SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD and grievance m en the BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 144 death and burial of our be­ bath home. One bedroom has separate entrance, caa loved Husband and Father, the Re verand V. H. Gran­ be rested for Income. Win t*ade for amaUer place. tham. Signed: Mrs. V. H. Gran­ Shown by appoistmcaL Call PA 3-9*43. tham and Family PUPPIES for Sale. Half GIFTS FOR THE GIFTS FOR HIM Ion Bulls. Also Bird Dogs. FAMILY REPAIRS Animal H a v e n Boarding S t Johns Realty W eston Shirts, Belts ft Buc Vacuum Cleaner Supplier Kennel, FA 24762.________ Carpeting la n Gift! Sanford kies ft Pants. Jim Robson's THE TIME TESTED F1KM Salta • Electrolux, Hoover, Linoleum ft TUe Co. 127 W. Mena Wear, 113 Magnolia GIFTS FOR HER O ffice 204 W. First Kirby, RexAtr, GE, Airway. 119 N. P ark Are. PA 34133 1 st Athletic, Camping and hunt Cleanen bought, aald, ex­ R o b e sQuilted ft Wineema Smith Oorona Portable Type­ lag equipment, fishing tac changed. Free pickup. GM ROSA L. PAYTON from $10.65. Mary Esther's, Keg. Seal Eatate Broker writer*. "They're the Best”. kle ft boating accessories. Vaeuum Repair, 1114 Park, ' ‘Featuring Fashions Just FA 3*1301 17*93 a t Hiawatha Haines Office Machine Co., Robaon Sporting G o o d s , PA $4765. For You’’, 300 Park. Downtown Sanford, Pho*e 114 Magnolia Ave. CHRISTMAS FOR 1KB FA 94061. g. For R e s t GIFTS FOR OWLS FAMILY FUN TO GIVE Trailer Space oo Lake Ashby. Which wffl It be? Even more fun to receive. High Quality Men’s Watches, To Place Your ' ’Christman A HOME— Bowling coupon books, tha $22.93 up ft tax. Gumm's PA 3-7363. Gift Guide" Want Ad phone On the river? Perfect Christmas Gift. Jewelry. 110 8. Park. FA 3-3611 right away. BEDROOM, priv. e a t ft bath. On the lake? Good lor $3.00 of open bow­ Call after 8. PA GIFTS FOR BOTE ling. With a aw lm alag peel? Get la touch with Santa a t JET LANES FA 1-T34S 3 BR. House in country, kit­ NEW SKATES aa low as chen equip. Call PA 3-1790 $12.93. Trade your akalei in WILSON-MAIER F u n . Co., SKATES, Skate Caeca, Open for largar site. Melodee Inc. 311 E. First BL We nightly 7:30-10:30 except CLASSIFIED INDEX F U R N I S H E D Apartment Buy, Sen ft Trade. Tucs. Skate City. TE 3-2474. Skating Rink, 3224333. I . Loot A TMM Clean aad close la. J l a a l e 1901 Park Ava. 2- Notices . Personals T-P Tints 96.10. Lavis, Army Cowan. 3334013. PA 34333 anytime To Place Your "Christmas Xtnaa Specialties: F r u i t 8. Education - Instruction Navy Surplus, Slo Sanford Cakts, Fancy cookies, KoGift Guide" Want Ad phone TURN. Garage apt. 264514 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ 4. Transportation Ave. lachla. Deli’s Pastry Shop, FA 2-36H right away. Palmetto. Ph. PA 2-0523 or chen equipped. Owner be­ 6. Food Food Fair Ctr. 322-7309. ELECTRIC Pin-Ball Machine FA 2-5264. ing transferred. Must sell 6. For Rant GIFTS FOR INFANTS S0J6. WESTERN AUTO, FA ♦ mo. 6A Special Notice* You'll find just what you era APT. $30. Surplus City. AND TODDLERS 314 E. F ir s t 7. Business Rental* looking for in gifts for the BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., FURN. 2 lovely apts.. Lake 8. Beach Rentals To Plaee Your "Christmas entire family at the H. ft A. To P la n Your "Christmas fenced yard. 3906 Old Or­ Golden, lake privileges 9. For Bale or Rent Gift Guide" Want Ad phone Dept. Store, Sanford Ava., Gift Guide" Want Ad phone lando Rd., Sunland. Call FA 2-0274. 10. Wanted to Kent FA 2-3611 right away. Cornar of 4th St. FA 2-2611 right away. II. Real Estate Wanted UNFURN. House. $96 mo. 2 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 12. Real Estat* For Sale Bedroom, air-coed. 610 E. Realtor 18. Mortfaff* Loan* 14th. J. N. Robaon Jr. Ph. Raymond Luadqulst, Aase. FA 2-3631 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 12. Real Estat* For 8*1* 12. Real Estate For Sal* 18. Help Wanted Id. Insurance FA 2-1535 or PA 2 0223. Classified Phone M 3 M 2 Seminole Realty s. 0 t 15. Business . . 18. Female Help Want 17. Biale Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter* 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Servie* 29A. Auto Acceseorie* 80. Machinery - Tool* 81. Poultry • Live stock 81A. Pata 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles Wanted 88. Automobiles - Trucks 38*A Ante* Wasted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycle* - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas dOjFarn^guiginent^ 1. Lost ft Pi FOUND — Black Poodle Dog. Animal H a v e n Boarding Kennel. FA 34733. LOST. Boy’s Glasses, near J r. High, Thur*. Dec. 12. $6 Reward. FA 3-1563. 2. N otice* • P e rso n * la 8ANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ ER SERVICE. Parts and supplies for all makes in­ cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleaner* aold. No home aervice call charge Phone FA 2-2282, 2563 Park Dr. .. Legal Notice SOTICS TO DBVKVn ix tm b haws o r TUB •TATS OF FLORIDA T O i B. O. JOHNSON a n * ADA M. JOHNSON, hi* w lf» naatdanc* U nknow n TOW ARK H E n E B T N O TI­ F IE D th a t a C o m p lain t to f o r tc lo ia a m o rtrn g a an th a fo llo w in g 4oietlb«<1 p ro p e rty , • Itu a ta In Sem lnoto C ounty. F lo rid a , ta -w llt Dot 81. Black U . W E A T H E llS rlE L D F IR S T A D D I­ TION', according to Uia I’U t thereof re co rd e d In r u t Book I t. I'a g a s a t and 47, Public R aeorde of Sem inole County. F lo rid a , b e e been b ro u g h t a g o ln t t you In tho C lreult C o u rt o f tb * N inth Ju dicial C lreult. In a ’.d fo r Seminole C ounty. F lo rid a, on titled KABTCH E ST ER «AV ISO S HANK, a New Y o rk c o rp o retlo n . trereua E. O. JO H N ­ SON and ADA M. JOHNSON, hie w ife, Cheneory No. I S t l t . -Too a re hereby re q u ire d to 'aervo upon P la ln tlfro o tlo rneye, whoee ta m e a n d addreea a p p e a r below, o copy o f y o u r A new cr or o th er w r itte n de­ fences to tho C o m p lain t la aald ault. oa o r hoforo th e -«rd day #r J a a a a ry . tt# « . a n d 'to file the o rla ln a l of eald A new er or o th er w r itte n de feneee w ith the C lerk o f tho a b ove-styled Court. I f you fa ll to do eo. a decrea pro eonfeeoo w ill bo entered a g a in s t you .fo r tho rslle t dem anded la aald Com plaint. • W ITNESS my h a n d a a d offl* d a l seal of tba a b o v e -sty le d C o u rt e l Senford. Sem inole C ounty. Florida, th la Jn d day o f Docambor, 1M1. (SEAL) A rth u r H. B oekw llh. J r .. C U rk of th a a b o v a -a ty la d C ourt Dy; M artha T. Y thten D eputy c le rk CABOT. SCOTT A tVKNKSTEUN A tto rn ey s for P ls lu tlf f 111S S outheast t l l h n tro o t r . O. Boa t i l t . S ta tio n I F o r t L au d trd als. F lo rid a l l l l t P u b lish DSC. 4. 11, 11, IS, 1141 CDP-I WANT TO BUILD? CLEAN quiet Rooms" The EXECUTIVE’S HOME IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. WHAT’S YOUR PLEASURE? Gablaa. FA 3-0730. 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, double Reiidential — Commercial W E L A K A APARTMENTS. garage. City — Country — LakeRooms private baths, 114 LMN Enterprises, Inc. front — Farm! You name W. First St. Mr. Ferguson— TE 8-39U 111 We have it! or 2 BEDROOM, Fla. Rm. fenced Mr. Leatherbury — 333-3744 Lake Mary, 333-1907. 4 BEDROOM, 8 bath NEW CLEAN ft nicely furn. apt. Invest ment ft Realty Home /law of golf course— 601 Magnolia, NO 3-3367. 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 Terms. 4 BR, 1 bath, walking dis­ BUILDING LOTS la Lake BY OWNER. Beautiful CB Mary, $1199 each - Ttrm s. tance of all schools. Phone homo, on Lake, Muat be ACREAGE - $300 per acre. FA 24563. seen to be appreciated. Ph. WATER FRONT LOTS near FA 2-7798. 3-BDRM. houae, k i t equipped. highways, $39 down, $30 per 317 EicambUi Dr. PA 2-0920 month. VACANT 5-Room house on after 6 pm . INVESTMENT - 11 rental large lot, newly painted in­ side and out, on S. Sanford CLOSE-IN, private bath, en­ units, 174$ and laks frontago, $690 month or more inAve. $3,900 Cash. 668-4001 trance, h e a t PA 3-778*. coma — Yea, you can ex­ Enterprise. I BR House, kit. equlpL $78 pand. mo. PA 2 3633. MORE NICE R E N T A L S LAKE LIVING SITES 10 Minutes Saftord, 10 min­ NEEDED. FURN. 3 Bdrm. House. utes Orlando—2 mlnutas to FHA-VA SALES BROKER Adults, No pets. PA 3-7634. Interstate 4—U Acre with huge oaks, land lake spring TRAILER, with Fla. Rm., fed—$1995 Full Price, 920 Gas, Elect., water furn, per month. No down. Call Realtor • Inauror . Trades Weklva River Haven, 9 mi. owner, Harry Blopk, Or­ Watt of 8anford, off Hlway 3224991 1919 S. French Ave lando, GA 4-6483. 46. SAVE NOW GREK.NI1RIAR FURN. Apt. 2300 Melkmvllla, 2-Bedroom frame home, coun try lot. Needs repaira, $2950, Choice tots available in RENT A BED Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Total prlee. FA 2-6457. RoPaway, Hospital ft Baby overlooking golf course. 3 ACRES orange ro v e, plus Rada. Custom building to your 3 Bedroom house on Up By Day, Week, or Month specifications. Greenbrier aala Road. For particulars Ph. FA 24131 116 W. 1st St. developed by call 357-3292, Eustls. Fla. CARROLL’S FURNITURE KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 2 BR Houae wltn acreages— 3 ROOM furnished apt., 366 202 Fairmont Dr. located 1 miles north St, mo. Close In, 111 E. Ith St. FA 2 8074 Johns River on 17-92 Hlway FA 1-4283 or PA 34786. Call 3974293 Euatls for de NEWLY DECORATEDtails. CLEAN Lake Wayman Heights Large 3 3drm., Fla. Rm., Un Property Management furn. house. Nice location 3 BR., 14$ Bath, 3300 down ft Sales Broker $60 per month pays all plenty of shade. On school Homestead Exemption $3,000 bus line. $100 month. Ph. if bought now. FA 2-2748 after 6 p. m. Offers for your selection LMN Enterprises, Inc. thesa Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 322-2T44 or TE 9-3911 It Pay* Bedroom To Use OWNER Leaving! Must sell 3 Bedroom. 2 bath borne The HERALD 9150 down. FA 2-9567. SO U TH W A RD Stemper Agency V A -F H A Jim Hunt Realty Government Want Ad*. Legal Notice T ee *N Green Homes la aU price brackets, ix tww c in c r r p co crt op Liberal financing. We have THU NIXTII J I l M C I t l . Clll a 4 BR, 2 bath at 913,700c t ’iT , i x a x d r o w or.w i w orn rorxT V , f l o h iis i . 3400 down, $86 month pays IX CIIAXCKHV XD. IM IS all. Buy now and get Home­ IX HKl ADOPTIOX OP LINDA HOWLAND n t n o stead exemption of $3,000, B E R T H BEN N ETT AND V in Choose your own decora OINIA U BENNETT, tions. P e titio n ers NOTICE rv r ADOPTIOX raO C H K U IX IiS TOi JOHN HOWLAND H tsldsnco U nknow n T ou sro h sro b y n o tifie d th at th a ahov*. n am ed P e tm o n e rt, R obert M. B e n n e tt a n d Vlr g ln la L B e n n ett, havo file,I p etitio n In tho obove-etyled c o u rt for tho a d o p tio n of the m inor child n am ed th e re in end you a re ro q u lra d to chew c e u ie w hy tho tin t should se t bo g rsa to d by c u rv in g a eopy o f your w ritte n defenses. If any. npon J o s e p h m Mint AHKO, A tto rn ey fo r P etition or. P. O. Boa ‘SSS. P e rn Park. Florida, and by filin g th e orl ■Inal th ereo f w ith th e CUrk of eald C o o rti o th erw io e a de eroo may ba t a l e r s d s a tin e t you g ra n tin g sa id adoption you a re h e re b y req u ire d to file fo u r d e ftn e s s , oo above required, not l a t e r th a n the I t th day of J a n u a ry , Itd t. WITNESS m y h a n d and tho ■oal of la id c o u rt a t Sanford, Florida, th is l a d day a t Doe om btr. till. t«E A L ) A rth u r II. D oekw llb. Jr. C lerk o f tho C ircu it t'u u rt Uyi M a rth a T. V lbloa Deputy C U rk Joaoph M. M uraako Poet Office Boa SIS F e rn Park. F la. Publleh Doe. d, i l , i f , 11, J ill. C D P -I ON YOUR LOT Your plana or ours. A com plots package Including financing. No down payment required. Come out today and talk U over with Mr, Leatherbury. 10th SL to Upsala Rd. ft turn North at Church LMN Enterprises Inc. Phone 322-2744 Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make tits best home buy, aaa tha VA-FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-211$ Night FA 2464* 123-070# 39*1 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla LOOK! MOM & DAD FHA - VA HOMES 2, I, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, 144, ft 3 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payment! For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty t i l N. Park Ave. 3224420 15. iiuH intsn O p p o rtu n ity SERVICE Station for leaf*. Good location. Only small capital needed by right man FA 2-4342. 16. Female Help Wanted WANTED. Advanced Hair Stylist. Eva-Beaa Beauty Shop, 106 E. 2nd. ALIX OF SANFORD Needs expsricnced sewing ma­ chine operators for swim suits and sportswear. If you arc experienced on fac tory sewing machines, we havo steady work for you in a modern air-conditioned factory, under very good working conditions. Phone FA 2-2294, ask for 51r. Cu rials. Experienced laundry pressar. Apply In parson. Seminole County Laundry. 17. Male Help Wanted Fertilizer Sulesmun Opening with well-known Ns tional Corporation for Cen­ tral Florida territory. Prac tical citrus experience re qulred. College desirable. Age 25-40. Submit complete resume to Box 54 Sanford Herald Service Station Attendant Over 21 yrs. of age. Set Marvin Sechrlst, Mac’a Oil Co., 202 N. Laurel Ava., Sanford, Fla. 1*. Situations Wasted BLOCK ft BRICK Work, large or small Jobs. 323-0746. We dare them all to match thla prlee! None sold to dealer*! Bel Air Zig Zac in Swedish Deik with Hill.in Translator Taps Hacnrdar. Zig Zag * Dealt ft Recorder, 9226. HAVE S tool Now Sale Priced at 1128. Terms a* Low aa 16% down ft 98.00 monthly. H»avv-dutjr Model Puah-Button Machine, Full-aite Head, Nat 4« aise. Sews on Buttona, makes buttonholee, embroiders, monogram*. 36 Yr. Guarantee. No attachment needed. Buy Now, Pay later at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 322-9111 FOR YOUR SAFETY DB1VK with headlight* a Try Died** Tablet* (Formerly Dex-A-Dtot). New M ine, ■amt formala. Only Me. Tmehtea Drugs. hwtaQ Safety See Switch Qeeera Mfg. Corp. M ete, Designed * Developed CARPETS Clean eaaier with the Blue Lustre Else. Sham* Geeeral Machine Work ooper. Only $1 per day. Car* Ph. Geneva M M lS S m roll'* Furniture. HEATING 381? C. C. Road Mayfair C lf FA 2-7928 Console TV, good cond. $33. Motion camera, never used. IMS MERCURY Monterey, Cuatom, $ Dr. hardtop, Ante $33. FA 2 9130. tram , power aterrisg ft brakes. RAH. Many ether Mink dyed squirrel eape, 8 Washing Machine Matures. Low mileage, pri­ akin Kolinsky neck scarf. vately owned, fa n . Call ft Service Call FA 3-3573, after I p.m. 323-3374. e on Repair* Free Estimate 322-7363 384* Hiawatha ROYAL A R. C. ALLEN BUYDVO A NSW OT Standard typewriters. Com­ USED CART pletely reconditioned. $34.M FINANCE IT WRH 0 1 to $54.93. Limited number. ♦ Low Interest la te e PoweU's Office Supply, 117 SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa ♦ lew Monthly Payments So. Magnolia. tloe, ate. Free estimate. Ph. FLORIDA STATE RANK 3334500. Custom-made Cabinets, Plastic Counter tops WALLIS CABINET SHOP 915 W. 3rd - 32*7471 WELLS ORtLLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS STELLA Guitar, perf. cond. AH Typea and Sisea $18. I ll Sunaat Dr., Ph. We Repair and Servtca FA 3-7936. ♦ T I N E Maehlaery and Supply Oo. FIREPLACE WOOD 307 W. tod St. FA 2-6433 Oak and Pine Robert Morris, 323-0355 PIANO SVC. ft TUNING Rebuilding - Rafeltlng READY MIX Concrete, win FREE ESTIMATES dow .sills, lintels, steps, GENE CUMBAA blocks, aand, cement, rock, 3224661 — Call PM Only pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. 29. Autmaobito Service Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Av*. FA 24751 AUTO GLASS Gateway To Tha Waterway Robaon Sporting Good* Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 30444 E. 1 s t Ph. FA 34*11 14 FT. GAZELLE, Equipped, 33 hp Johnson, tilt trailer, $330. FA 24600. 20 hp. Motor. 322-756*. INSTALLED FROM THE BIG TRUCK WRECK, Just north of Jack­ sonville, 41 slightly scratch­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 14622 ed ft bruised, *4 model Swing Needle Dlal-O-MaUc Auto Glass, Tops Zig Zaga, aU machines do ft Seat Covers fancy work, make button­ AUTO GLASS & holes, aewa on buttona, m o n o g r a m s , embroid­ SEAT COVER CO. ers, darns, patches, etc. 304 W. 2nd 8L FA 2 6032 Guaranteed $39.95 each or a l l w ork g u a r a n teed pay $6.00 monthly. See be­ fore buying. Ph. FA 24627. 81. Poultry - Livestock Senkarik Glass and Paint Company Watch T H IS SP A C E FOR THE CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars SHETLAND PONIES, 9 to ZIG ZAG, Swedish Desk, Tape Recorder, $221.00. Now Just choosa from, S o r r e l l ' a . $ 128.00. See Sanford Sewing Blacks, Palomino, Spotted 20. Babysitters Center Ad olstwhere on this and Dapple, |60 to $100, Will babysit my home, day page. Ph. FA 2 6479 after 5. or night. FA 2-4147. IN TOWN FURNITURE (USED) 81A. Pots 21. BM ity Repossessed LR Suit—$59.90 Reg. Miniature Dacshund Repossessed 3 pc. Dinette— PERMANENT Wave Bpaetal puppy, male, 4 mos. old $29.30 20% off regular prices 2 6-wks. old mala ft female, Used Hide-A-Bcd— $69.50 open evenings by appt. Call after 6, EV. 3-3891, Ut Used Apt. size Hkle-A-Bcd— Free Parking lot. Dora. 359.50 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 2-Twin alia Walnut beds FOR SALE. German Shep­ 318 Palmetto Ava. w/Bedding A-l condition— herd Pups, 923. No papers Phone 322-0634 Each $30.50 6 weeks old Dec. 15. 4 Harriett's Beauty Nook males, 3 females. 349-4831 230” Hollywood bed*—Each $17.50 Eve Appt’a. 3 Sr. Beauticians 105 So. Oak FA 24742 BASSETTS for Xmas. AKC 4-Twin site Hollywood beds— ON FA 2 8760. Each $1950 22. Baild • Paint • Repair 2Twin size Box springs— 82. Flowers • Shrubs Each $10.00 PAINTING-Room or House Kull-slzo Hollywood bed*— —Prices very Low— Ph DUTCH Ml!.!. NURSERY An 3Ford Each $19.50 nuals ready now. Upsala 323 0550. Rd. Near Mayfair Golf 3-Full size Box springs—Each Ranch Wagon, V 4 an* 24. Electrical Berries* 310.00 gins, auto, trails- pow­ Course. er ateer., power brakes, 1-39" Electric Stove — perf. YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. HI.OOMING Row, on Chero radio ft heater, factory cond. — 569.50 air cond. A Solid car nt Contracting ft Repaira ke* stock. All other kinds 1-Apt. size Electric Stovo— n Solid Price. ft Controls of Nursery shrubbery and $49.50 114 Sunset FA 28902 trees. Echol’s Bedding Co. IE Gray Shadows Nursery 110 So. Magnolia FA 2-6331 25. Plumbing Bervices b Mi. 8. on Sanford Ava, GO-CARTS, 2 each, 144 hp. | HINSON ft HEARN $35; 2*4 hp. $40; 1 elect, PLUMUING CONTRACTING 33. Furniture car, Surrey Fringe top, I Repairs ft Water Heaters WANTED rellabl* couple to built-in battery charger, FREE ESTIMATES taka up monthly payments uses 2 car batteries, rides 204 E. 3rd 8t. 133-9143 Chevrolet of 913.56 on 3 complete 4 small children, $30. Call | rooms of furniture. Call Parkwood, 4-Dr. Station PLUMBING FA 2-9444. W a g o n , V-8 engine, TE 9-1511, Cassaiberry, col Contracting Repaira auto, trana., p o w e r leet Used Ken more Dryer. Like FREE ESTIMATES •te a r, radio ft banter, new with 12 ft. cable ft R. L. HARVEY factory air cotxL, One FREE ESTIMATE owner , local., c a r- Wa 204 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3363 Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ receptacle. I n q u i r e at] ■old and serviced. Ex­ FA 2 5588. ovating. New ft Used Furni cellent c o n d i t i o n 27. S pecial S erv ices ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg I UNDERWOOD PORTABLE throughout. Tractor mowing ft Grading. Co., at 709 Celery Ave With case, like new, $35. Call FA 2-7621. Powell's Office Supply, 1171 VA 2-2117, S. Magnolia. RAY'S UPHOLSTERY Soil Us Your Furniture, Reupholaterlng. Free cat. Quick Service With the GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ FA 2-7818 TE 6-2553 pair. Osteen Bridge Fleh | Cash. SUPER TRADLNG Camp Gun Shop. POST. FA 2-0677. If you want people to pay Child Care. FA S-B74. " s P E C if Close-Out PRICES! 1962 *19 9 5 1961 ft attention to your business, Used furniture, appliances Au investment, not an ex­ eall FA 2-5612 and ask tha tooli, etc. Bought • Sold pense. Call FA 2-5612 for Herald Staff about some at­ Larry's Mart 215 Sanford expert advice oa n Herald ] tention getting ads Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132. advertising campaign. *2 0 9 5 I960 Pontiac BonnovIRo 4-door hard­ top, equipped with V-8 engine, automatic trsas^ power steering, radio ft neater, factory air roeditloned. One of tho brat in Pontiac, neat looking —top nkape. SPACE FOR LEASE Don’t Take Chances . . . IN THE NEW On A Safe Christman Vacation Sanford Shopping Center S P E C IA L ! *16 9 5 Front End Alignment & Brake Adjustment Save! Save! WE NOW HAVE THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL LEASES: • J. C. Denney’s • Eckerd • McCrorys • Publix For Information, Call leasing Agent: 8PEC1AL PURCHASE SALE! 101 8. PARK 2 Story, 3 BR., DR, fireplaea, Colored Motor Route Carrier 3 Iota, deep well, aprinkler for afternoon piper route. ayitem, B-B-Q ft patio, Must have References and $2300 Dn. 322-4088 after 6, dependable car. Write Cir­ all weekand, 2203 Palmetto. culation Dept. ? . O. Box 1667, 8anfoid. T SAN-SEM REALTY John P.' Zeuli, Registered Broker 2619 8. French Avt. SANFORD FA 2-7159 FA 2-5296 GROUND BREAKING 10:00 A.M. DEC. 17th AT 8 * o H O LLER Good Through Dee. 23lh. AT Seminole Co.M otors SERVICE DEPARTMENT 1801 W. First St. Ph. FA 2-0614 Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. ft Palmetto PU: FA 2-6231 2505 S. Park FA 2-0861 �■ M T- %7-% j lv{rfyff,y:j -V-.,V K^ ‘ vi 5 ; ^ 0 ^ ? 4 J P -S L !W U Young Sinatra His Own Sleuth (jitciiStDiipsffr LOS ANGELES (UR) — Tb* cool rolo of dstactlve glared br Frank Sinatra Jr. while ka was held by kis Iddaapora was cradiUd today for the apeedy capture of his abductor*. Although the FBI continned to remain alicnt conearning the clues that led to the a m ats of throe persons last Friday and Saturday, Frank Jr.'s role was learned by United Press Internation­ al for the first time Monday. ia » s Swift'a Prem ium Boneless Canned H am s «« * 3 " (plus to o extra frag S IH Grams Stamp* w/ceopee) Fleverfut Breakfast C M Brand S lic e d Bacon • »>. 45* D u cklin gs . . . # 49* P lu m p Geese • »> 65* C a p o n s......... |b 69* Blindfolded and nervous, the 10-year-old youth never­ theless was able to provide many clues to the FBI, includ­ ing distances counted by foot­ steps, sounds heard at the hideout and — In a moment when hie eyes were uncovered —the name of a hamburger stand on a wrapper. , The discovery of the hide­ away where Sinatra Jr. was held In nearby Canoga Park from the time he waa abduct­ ed a week ago Sunday night to his release on payment of $240,000 ransom early last Wednesday has been credited as the major brsak in crack­ ing the ease. And young Frank Jr. was apparently able to provide the clues th a t led to Its dlssovsry. Saturn S-1 Rocket Goes To N A S A NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The first industry-built Saturn S-1 rocket booster, earthbound now but soon to bo thundering Into the dark depths of space, rocs to the federal space agency today. The Chrysler-msde booster, built at a plant that used to make engines for tanks, will be used In Project Apollo, America's project to put a man on the moon. Rocket expert Dr. Wernher Von Braun, director of the Huntsville, Ala., Marshall Space Agency, was named to accept Die booster for the Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) from Chrysler President Lynn A. Townsend in the ceremony. Underwriters To Meet Thursday The Christmas meeting of tht Seminole County Associa­ tion of I.ifa Underwriters will be held at the Capri Restau­ rant Thuraday at noon. Following the unnual cus­ tom of having an Inapirational speaker a t this meeting, the Association has invited Chap­ lain Robert Deal of the San­ ford Nuval Air Station to ad­ dress the group. Navy Plane Hits JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A Nuvy plane ruuKht fire and crashed in the St. John* River today while thn pilot was trying to get hark to Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ tion for an emergency land­ ing. Tin- pilot, l.t. (Jg) James I'. Long ,lr , escaped with minor Injuries. Town On Strike CIIIHTt, Italy (U l'l) - The entire population of rhlell went on a 21 hour strike to dsy to dramatire their de­ mands that the government give their town a now univers­ ity. ‘Hot Purhuit* AYLKSIIUKV, E n g l a n d I U l'l) — Rookie Joe Marks (old police today Ills new rac­ ing greyhound "llul Pursuit," ran away from home only twu hours after he bought it for U30. Blast Kills 8 SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI)— Eight persons were killed and three injured Monday in a liquid gas explosion at the Inficrnillo copper mine near here. Swift's Premium Gov't-Inspected Skipped, Quick-Frosen, Evisc. Armour's Star Gov't-Inspected, Quick-frssas, I vise. Groda A Gov't-Inspected, Shipped, Quick-Frozen Ivitc. Swift's Pramlum S tuffln* SpMfcl Bag Sausage.......... *. 39* Copeland's Testy All-Meet Wieners................ * 49* e dairy specials • Ta m ow's T atty Fresh Sliced Bologna...... ST 39* Mr*. PUbart'i U -OH U M Margarine . . . . . . «»m 27c S*HeeW*» eilWLMa«t. nnteeqre EntLnaknaaan rBfoBfnPwiB Dinner Rolls . Fresh Florida er North Co ratine Standard Oett*'*** . 7.* 35c Stewing Oysters..... C ato "1'* Kraft's Toalv M f Fepperidpe Farms Gouda Cheese .. *7' 49c Kraft's AiraHtJ Whipped e frozen food* • mills nnos COFFEE $1. S**tkl*nf'i Taift Wkala Strawberries . . . . 'I.T 39c P lrJi-lfi Sweat Whit* Corn or Peas .. 4 ',°sV' 79c Sowthlaad'a Caavtaiaat Whala eeee e Seabraak's Q*M Frasen CtttmtJ 4 t-*s. eke*. Spinach C*IJ«n Bland Q«kk fruia Corn Bread........Vi 39c Mrs. Pont'* r.mlty Sts# PRICES ARE Fish Sticks......... 'i’V 49c EFFECTIVE Singktwi't Qwkk Frill* THURS.-FRI.-SAT., Breaded Oysters, 89c DEC. 19-20-21 Kraft's Mlnlotura lO ’/i-os. » bag □ Marshmallows 27 tw in 's MHSHIY CHURMIO Kraft's Jet-Puffed 16-os. □ Marshmallows bag B R O O K F IE L D 29' | SW IFTS PREMIUM GOV‘T-1NSPECTED SHIPPED, QUICK-FROZEN, EVISC BUTTER ■rack's Chocolate-Covered TU R K EYS 12 ox. □ Villa Cherries (Flut 50 estra S&H Green Stamps with coupon) 10 to 16 lbs. 43* lb. Gold Medal Flain or S.R. (limit I). FLO U R................. 5-lb. 39 Swift's Shortening Special JEW EL................. 3-lb. 49 Ocean Spray Whole or Jellied (limit 2) Cranberry S A U C E ............... 2 «». 39c co n 25< PINEAPPLE For The Holidays, F&P FRUIT COCKTAIL . . 5 i 3„°f *1. F&P Jellied (limit 2 please) CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 29c Tanpy Flavored Whitehouse e e e e e e e e j ca n M G ro an S ta m p s wiik All Ctawe m4 di LISTKRINE ANTISEPTIC 14-es. bot. 98c i (IibUn Set, Dm , II. 1MU I 39c Cete lam< Holiday Special STUFFED O LIV ES....... $ i. j C .i,. l,*uty l»,*t CRISPY PICKLES otx ii cerSTAis 3 'A T $1. Cairo l * « u t y l . M t CANE SUGAR . 3 11-M Mrs DILL STRIPS .... Ciirt Vtewtf Ctndicd APPLE JUICE ..........c * 25c The All-Purpose Com Oil quart E Q M A ZO LA OIL • bot. ‘.V .V B I O O YORK, England (U PD -A (ruck loaded with salt for icy roads skidded and crashed on an Icy road Monday. Maim Fire Chief VINELAND, N. J . (UPI)— Anthony Flalm waa fleeted chief of the Panther Road yire Co., Monday. 10o W.V610o PICKLE HALVES CLUB CRACKERS ......... It •«. __ __ pur» h it_* %.<nn of %5 Of___ mo*e G reen S ta m p s ;i._ n • Daily 2 - 5r- nP. M., —7 - n9 nP. «M. Saturday 10 A. M. - 4 P. M* 7 .Q P • SINGLETON'S P&D SHRIMF I'/i-lb. bog $ 2.19 (Knetree to t. Dm. U. Still iTnRWMJ M O r*e n S ta m p s ■t* Ail p » d rm G reen S ta m p s th «i A All c HERMAN'S 0.1. SJdOKEO SAUSAGE ptr lb. 69« I S c c Sal. Dm. 21. IMP m * m i M di« 1» »<• IRACH CH0C-C0VIRI0 CHIRRIIS 12-o*. box 49c ftnmree I aL. Bm. IS. Itil) LUCKY WHIP DISSERT TOPPING 9Vi-ox. con 49c IS ..I.M O a t. P m . SI. 1MH (laiirta le t , Dec. XI. 1|4J) AIKA SELTZER TABLETS large else 59c wmmmmM ' m * «»! f dtSS* •*> IViBirN BaLi Dec. 21* Itill on.OmOMOMMO | JM O r * * n S ta m p * —A Alt c * M m i pud>«M ill McCORMICK PURI RUCK PEPPER I m EFvERBAuMj i r W •i A Ai, c ]lf llV S T H L 'M M M IIM IIM M Swift Premium Conned Horn 5-lb. con $3.99 MriS u i *4 Santa's Hours ra M l'y’S iY W I toapm m i MA Ai| couposs m4 purchase eif K h) ITiniO CM|«. Maceft Thine. letiiMek B«tee *N Nl«l I O O ^ oV V .Y o I O O ♦ SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY, FLA. Jl)l O r * * n S ta m p * m! PLEASURE A ii.it*! Cr.ck.r Tr.at* JW OetArnon S ta m p * All cevNe asd tvffhet# alt m I NABISCO SN A C K S.............. J Z 41c O «tO SU* c IS A 4 9 <f, MARSHMALLOW CREME.... 2 AH 35c Sttlilmann'i Hoipit.lity Tri«l s O 3 7..7 $1. Far T k i H.liJayv, Hr,-O-lit, o w w arw i JW G re e n S ta m p s Under 10 lbs. 49* lb. SHOPPING Cr«««« & RIik S w.II Tatty MINCE MEAT Isle Of Pride Sliced a 39* WHERE qoooooqoooqqmmji Too Slick eons breed OUIP or BIG Morton's DtlkiPM Mhws or Pumpkin Pies . 3 S rep. style 99* Stuffing...... 29* e, 31* Cook'** Cream Cheese .. V.7 29c pint 4-ox. con 39c I . .« • » '" *»«- Dm. 21. IM1I IlMllllOMIlWMM OWnnTWI Jjf OetAreen S ta m p * Ail rrifieM m i a^dtAie A JH Q rse n S ta m p * McCORMICR VANILLA EXTRACT BAKER'S COCONUT, any style can or package ^‘= *— 2-os. bot. 45c I*•».»•« Sal. Om. 21. 1M1) 0000 000 00 000000000 — •i A Ail CM* M -d le i f (I.wrM O.L. Dm. 21. ItUI (JM M M M M M S �/ •nr in h+°mV* * ^ e i o 6'1’ “ Enough sugsr to sweeten 30 million cups o( colfce can be transported In a single trip" Is th« description of the sire of a mamoth new stain­ less steel covered hopper car being built for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The car will have a capacity of 133 tons. t) Canal Survey Set In Week Engineer lag survey tor 0* proposed alignment of the St. Johns-Indlan River Canal will be commenced with in the neat week and will be com­ pleted within six months. Canal district directors, in session this morning at Or­ lando, completed an agree­ ment with Reynolds, Smith and Hills, of Jacksonville, to make the preliminary study to ascertain the canal right- of-way. The firm will be pakl 140.000 tor the aurvey. Chairman John Krider said agreement with the engineers will be Jigned within the week. Some preliminary field work already has been ac­ complished by the engineers. Three owners of property along the proposed right-ofway have agreed to donate the land for the canal be­ tween Lake Harney and U. S. Highway 1. It will be necess­ ary to purchase only a small piece of ground between l’. S. Highway 1 and Indian River. Tne canal district directors also adipted an agreement with the trustees of the State Internal Improvement Fund for a loan or ItO.OOO, to be repaid at $2,000 per year. W. A. MrCree, chairman of the State Canal Authority, assurrd the directors of his agency's “ fullest eo-operation" in bringing the St. Johns Indian River Canal to a reality. Sanford Man Cited In Jury Tampering F Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Frost and low of 35-45 tonight; hight today 65; northerly winds diminishing tonight. United Press Leased Wire Established 190C THURS.. DECEMBER 19, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 86 Tried To Sway Lowdermilk Juror, Charge William Ralph Strawder, 65, of 1206 Park Avenue, reputed to be one of five lottery bank* era in Central Florida numbers rackets, must appear before • • • Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ liams a t 2:30 p. m. Friday to show reuse why he should not • • • ho held In contempt of court South Seminole DeMolay for attem pting to tamper with 35 Picassos Burn Club is sponsoring a turkey a Jury. DETROIT (U I’D - T h ir ty shoot at 1-3 p.m. Saturday The cltatiun. requested hy five Picasso paintings went up State Attorney A. L. Steed and Sunday at Highway 17-92 in flames Wednesday night in and signed by Judge William*, and Gen. J. C. Hutchison Parkway, with proceeds to LAKELAND (U ri) - The a downtown fire which raused charge* that Strawder sought LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ benefit underprivileged chil TAMPA fl'P I) - The U. most severe cold wav* of the an estimated $300,01)0 damage. to influence the verdict In last A Cuban expatriate, folio wing dren. S. Strike Command ordered new winter season moved in up on the hint of a former week's trial of C. R. Lowder• • • a surprise Army-Air Force to the southernmost portions 250 Deaths Seen president of Cuba, said Wed­ n<ilk, who subsequently w si The Civltan Club's bulletin live lire maneuver into ope­ of Florida today and vsrather CHICAGO (U PI)—The Na- convicted on five counts of nesday that Fidel Castro can reveals that Bill CLAUS was ration here today with an airmen predicted frost in all tbmal Safety Council esti­ bilking Ill-Acres Concentrate, expect his (stand bastion to a member of the club’s borne assault scheduled at Eldistricts tonight. mates that as many as 230 Forest City, of $200,000 In be stormed “ by March." Christmas committee. Club is gin Air Force Base, Fla., There was a good chance Americans will die in traffic misrepresenting solids content “What we are going to do having its Christmas party to­ Friday morning. that unprotected vegetable accidents during the 30-hour nf citrus. is no longer a secret," 21Deputy eommander of night at the Capri. rrops In south Florida would Christmas holiday period. year-old Alfredo Rondon said A sworn statement by Percy • • • Strike Air Force Lt. Gen. he damaged. Most farmers, at a news conference. “Castro Mero, New Smyrna Beach, re­ Sanford S t a t e Farmers1 Bruce K. Holloway alerted however, rushed preparations Mistrial knows we are coming, but port* that Strawder approach­ M a r k e t reports November the Army and Air Force units to protect their rrops with he doesn’t know when or how. ed him with the view of hav­ MIAMI ( U r i ) A federal sales totaled $330,000. That’s today in an exercise that will smoke fires, wind machines Judge declared a mistrial Wed­ ing him Influence hla eon, “ However,” he added, “he have about 1.300 soldier* para­ a lot of fruit and vegetables. and. In some cases, flooding. nesday night in the suit charg­ Thomaa Mero, R. R. 1, who can expect u* hy March." chuted nr airlanded in the • • • Forecaster* predicted Rondon, who now lives In ing promoter Harold Derber was foreman of the Jury in Lost: One house drum of maneuver area. hard freeze for northern with falsifying the reglstra the Lowdermilk trial. The eld­ Glendale, Calif., made his The exercise will Involve E. F. (Ed) Lane, 72, San announcement one day after fuel oil. R. E. Porter tele­ Florida with temperatures lion papers of his Cuban ref­ er Mrro’s statement read* that phoned an order Monday. He airlifting a reinforced battle ford nativ* and prominent Dr. Carlo! Prio Sot-arras of dipping as low as 20 degrees uge* shuttle boat. he did not speak to his son of queried Wednesday why no group to the area. The battle realtor and insurance agent, Miami, president of Cuba in the coldest low ground lo­ the request. delivery. 3tan said, “We did group will be cumprised of died Wednesday afternoon at prior to Fulgencio llatista'* cations. ICBM Fired Strnwder Is reputed to bo five reinforced rifle compan­ Seminole Memorial Hospital. takeover In 1932, predicted deliver—have an invoice right CHRISTMAS MOTIF marks tho parking meters Temperatures in tha 20s on* of five lieutenant* under ies, a mortar battery and a CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)— Born hcra on April 26. 1991, here that Castro will disap­ here for 46 gallons." ft. E. In front of the First Street office of E. J. (Bud) were predicted for Florida's The 6,000-mile flight of an Harlan Blackburn, Lake How­ Mr. Lane had aerved as pear "eventually — any day" Porter asked: "Then why is howitzer battery. MouRhton Jr. He removed the paper sacks placed northern tier of counties, the advanced Mlnutemun “Instant ell, said by federal agents to The Army unite will be chairman of the City Board through internal revolution. the tank about empty 7" Driv­ by the city and decorated the meter.* ax Christhigh 20s and low 30s In the ICtlM" Wednesday night was be the numbers racket king In er was on the spot In IS min­ from the 62nd Alrborn Divi­ of Adjustment since Its In­ gift-s to motori.wt*. (Herald I'hoto) central peninsular citrus belt the fourth successful firing of Central Florida. Strawder and Rondon amid plans have sion at Fort Bragg. N. C. ception In March, 1943. utes—and when last seen was and In the 30s for the south­ America's mighty long-range Blackburn, along with others, been finallied for • simul­ They wiU be airlifted to the A charter member of the taneous three-pronged Invas­ searching the neighborhood ern farming district*. were arrested last October by area by C-130 assault airlift rocket* within 21 hour*. Sanford Klwanis Club, he held ion under the command of for the house where he ac­ Citrus rrops were expected FBI agents on g a m b l i n g aircraft from Sewart Air tually did deliver the fuel oil. Force Base, Tenn.; Dyess Air a perfect attendance record MaJ. Floy Gutierrez Menoyo to withstand the cold on­ charge*. De Gaulle Foe R. E. Porter's tank was fill­ Force Base, Tex.; and Lan­ for 22 years during which in Miami. The three groups, slaught. Blackburn and Lowdermilk l'AKI8 (U PI)—A handsome time he served as president he said, are hit own Alpha 66, ed tills morning. Weathermen said Friday Socialist mayor, Gaston D*f< were linked during the Uttar’s gley Air Force Base, Va. • « • would be fair end cold but ferre, 63, who favors Western trisl her* Ust week. Other Air Force units In­ a* well aa in many other of­ the Movimiento Revolucion Art Beckwith and Ashby volved In the maneuver will ficial capacities for the organ­ ario Del Pueblo (MRP) and temperatures should be a lit­ unity Is expected to he Presi­ Tho U. S. Marshal’* offle* Jones were “ all lit up like a be fighter aircraft from Eng­ ization. He was a past lieu­ the Second National Front of tle higher Friday night. dent Charles de Gaulle's lead­ at Orlando today reported th at Christinas tree" this morning, land Air Force Base, La., and tenant guvernor of the Flor­ The appointment of Mr*. plaque which will he placed the Kscnmliray. ing opponent In the next Strawder presently la free un­ wearing bright red and dec­ aerial reconnaissance aircraft ida division of Kiwanis. Alpha 66 stagvd teveral Dorothy llardcen a t acting on the new water depart French presidential elections. der two $6,000 bonds, on* out A Mason, he was a member orated vests. from Shaw Air Force Base, of Orlando and on* out of Mi­ small raid* on the Cuban clerk for the Town of Alta­ ment building at a cost of • • • S. C. These unit* will fly to of the Divan of the Morocco coatt until the United State* monte Springs was approved ami on similar charges o l Rusk Confers Casselberry Board of Aider- Rrookley Air Force Base at Temple and had served as clamped down on *uch oper­ at a regular Hireling of the $73; transporting gmmhling p ara­ LONDON (U P I)—Secretary men will meet with live Zon­ Mobile, Ala., and will ope­ president of the Shrine Club Authorized the attorney to phernalia interstats. ation* from U. 8. toil. Ron- T o w n Council Wednesdayof State Dean Rusk held a arr­ for five year*. ing Commission at 7 p.m. to­ rate from there. don, wlm said he heads the night after a letter of resigna­ draw an ordinance for the ive of meetings with British day in the Municipal Build Widely known as “ the man , , , , . Commanding the joint task tion was read from Jim Palm- water department budget Hayilon Burns, Gubemato officials today to prepare for Ing to discuss requested ad force will be Army Col. Clif­ who knows Sanford b e st,’ b a i............ k____________, _ I|K cr wIhj* has been serving a*, which will, be adqnteiV a t a next attack will be made with-, rla) cs^yklffa ejel bajo.- u ! Prir*a Minister Sir Alel Doug justmcnls on the proposed ford P. Ilannum, Chief of was considered to be one of r« l», ;ie»surer, ,attain 1 J 11<jrt»‘ | \-Riloo <*tor 7;.0 Js.'-Sso out U. 8. assistance. " was guest speak­ Di flome’e visit to Washing­ comprehend** zoning ordl Strike Command's current Sanford's best promoters for p. in. on Dry. 21; “This will not lie Just an­ qitfctor and tax assessor. er Wednesday night at a din- ton In February. growth and development. He nance. operation* branch. Palme.- gave no reason for Authorised of . other hit-and-run attack,” he . , , approval . , ncr meeting of tho Dellary • • • was co-builder of the city's of t. o water system „ „ said. “Till* will be a big op­ bis resignation other than tendons , _ „ . , .. ’ ( hamber nf l nmmerve. Burns Last Survivor first theater and the first sub­ “ The Clock" hears the ,, „ . , WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) eration. Wr are going in to lor “ personal reasons." It for Bn .ton Avenue, Keystone and, hit wife, Mildred, were NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) division planner and promot­ county has completed improv was accepted, effectively im­ Avenue, Dunbar Street and —Irene* du Pont, 86, last sur­ —A second attorney waa bar­ stay." Introduced by J. J. Bradley, er in Sanford. ing Seminola Boulevard west mediately, by Councilmen Morse Avenue and agreed to vivor of the three brothers red from federal court Wed­ Rondon said picket resis­ of Highway 17-92. The dog He was a graduate of Rol­ Frank Gerhardt, Don Fritch further discuss purchase of C. of C. president. who led the Dupont Co. ta its nesday in connection with tho tance fighters have been quiet­ In hi* address, the candi­ and lljy o r Lawrence Swot- the Harmony Homes Sulxlivlins College and lor many track put up $6,000 toward the pre-eminent position in the Jury tam perlnr case of Team­ ly leaving California for an date said that “ Florida would years, in addition to his num­ ford. Itauncilmen Keith Nixon Dion water system pending road job providing it was chemical Industry, died et his sters President Jameo R. undisclosed departure point. ami Gene Stephenson were have to find some kind of completed before opening on erous civic and business ac­ a complete field survey. home today. WASHINGTON’ (UPI) - tivities. served as end man Hut he would not otherwise absent. Hoffa. The January meeting, magic formula ta taka eara Christmas Day. A Pentagon study group Is in minstrels sponsored in the comment on the size or scope • « In other business council which if held on regular sche­ nf it* expanding population" U. 8. District Court Judges of the operation. approved transfer of the li­ dule would fall on New Year's will) li lie said would continue Reaches Saigon William K. Miller and Frank County also has added to lining to explore the possibi­ Central Florida area. SAIGON, South Viet Nam lity of dosing some of the as new industry move* in. quor license for the Altamonte Day, was set fnr Jan. 8. Surviving are hi* wife, Mrs. Gray Jr. ordered the disbar­ the improvement of Grapu(UPI)—U. S. Defense Secre­ government's It naval ship, lie pointed out that Florida Springs liar ami Grill from May Lane, and a nephew, II. ment of Harry Beard Jr., A ville Avenue. The new paving tary Robert McNamara arriv­ yards employing nearly 100,Is the second fastest grow­ Pete Kelly to Juscph Pender; S. Parish. Lebanon, Tenn., attorney, job left a sharp dropoff to 000 persons. ing state in the nation In ed toduy for talka with South mentioned in a Dee. 6 Indict­ Authorized the mayor to ex­ shoulders. This now has been Funeral arrangement* are Viet Nam'a military ruler* Tho Defense Department population which brings about ecute agreements, subject to remedied with sand banked gtinouAced establishment of in charge of Uve Grarnknw ment returned against Z. T. the urgent need for more ami and a round of Intensive brief­ Osborn J r. approval of council attorney, along the side of the paving tho lurvey board, headed by Funeral Home. ings by top ranking American better housing, schools, roads, for assignments of easements Mr. Lane was past master to eliminate the sharp drop. Navy Secretary Paul II. Nitre, Beard was tha alleged mid­ civilian and military officials. in connection with drainage etc. • • • of Sanford Ixtdgn of Masons, dle man In a reported bribo WASHINGTON (UPI) Wednesday, less than a week During the brief buslneet BOWLING GREEN. S. C. Friday Is the last day of after Secretary Robert S. past high priest of Royal The Senate today rrjected at­ facilities of the Maltbie attem pt mail* by Osborn, • (UPI)— Postal official* in session, Harold Lynch, nomi­ school until Jan. 6, according McNamara'* decision to shut Arch Masons and past com­ tempts to trim Us $3 3 billion Shores development;; Hoffa attorney, in connection Approved plan* for a bronze thi* small Carolina border nating committee rhnirman, to Supt. Kay Mllwee. Students down or reduce 33 military- mander of Taylor Cotnman- foreign aid money bill an-l with tha union leader’s 1963 town were f a c e d to­ presented a slate of officer* get a king Christmas holiday bases—26 in the United States dry, Knights 1'einplur. moved toward a final vote on conspiracy trial here. for 1964. Recommended were day with the awesome task this year but will not be so ami seven abroad. That acthe measure late today and This arder said that Beard of handling hundred* nf pack­ Eugene Davit, president; Dar­ LANCING, England (UPI)— ha<l “voluntarily" appeared fortunale next year because t)on , | imjnate,| t6.300 nvllian possible adjournment Friday. ages and Christmas card* .sd win llruce, vice president; W. Railwaymm at the lomrlng for a hearing Dee. 13 before T a Leap Year . . . Christmas and military yobs The Senate first rejected 33 dressed to little Vickie Wray, It. Ilunston, secretary and roundhouse Wednesday angr.- Miller anil Gray. and New Year's fall on Fri­ The survey could presage to 28 an amendment hy Sen. ly ripped up Christmas greet­ a 2-year old whose eye-sight Clare Fellows, treasurer. day. Wayne I.. Morse, (I)-On-.) to massive shift of the Navy's Ileurd, ncronling to the or­ ings from llritish Railway • • • Is threatened hy cancer. cut $80 million front “sup­ overhaul and repair work der, said ho did not turn rzar Dr. Richard Reeching MOSCOW (UPI) — The Vicki, daughter nf Mr. and (iindervllle Volunteer Fire from government to private porting assistance," which wishing them a Happy New down Osborn’* proposition, o r Supreme Soviet today approv­ Mr*. Robert Wray, was sent Department will eondurt a shipyards. The cost of such backs up military aid. WEST P A L M B E A C H Year and a "Brighter Fu­ report It to the court, beesuto ed Premier Nikita S. Khru­ home from Duke University business meeting at 7:30 p.m. work presently runs close to It then voted down 33 to 31 of "flattery," at being ap­ ture." (UPI) — Congress voted the medical center at Durham, N. shchev's budget slid economic Thursday at Old Ebenexcr )l bdlion a year. a follow-up move to slash $30 proached by someone r f OsCentral and Southern Florida The roundhouse is to be C . Wednesday after special­ plan for the next two years, Methodist Church . . . ami all The shipyards run by the million from the same Item. closed Jan. 1 and most of the horn’* professional stature, Flood Control District (FCD) ist* decided it was not im­ which nre aimed at increasing interested arc invited. government are located at the Christinas present it need- Thu Senate Appropriations industrial production, solving mediately necessary to re­ • • • Bid- fur construction of' l-uw) men expected to b e ' ami “fear for tny personal Brooklyn. N. Y.: Portsmouth, | Committee recoin mended $380 I safety." ed most Wednesday—money. move the child's left eye the fsrm crisis, and providing Girls Town, new school and | Hans for 1964 for Florida N il.; Kittery. Maine; Rre The FCD. threatened last ml,,lon fnr »uPP°r‘i"6 Her right e>e was removed more income and housing for home for girls to he built in j Citrus Production Credit As­ merton, Wash.; San Francis­ month with having to shut *ncB *"'* lbn House voted the Soviet people. last July because of a mali­ North Orlando, went out last | sociation include making $26 co; Long Reach. Calif.; I’hila iin.mn- chartsii.m i down its extensive flood con- on,>’ ro****°n — t*'” There wu» not u diventing gnant tumor. week, Frank Fnsula, man­ million available to its mem­ dilphia. Boston. Charleston. . iccti was infurmn! ure .Morse sought. vote in tlie 1,41tiiieiiiln-r ager of the North Orlando proiecl‘- wa* 'nr,,rn>‘ <' .. .. “ bers and growers applying for S. ('.; Norfolk. Va.;Mare Is- -- ‘by Sen. Spessird Holland Hut ' le “ “ '’''I' w''l«li pro- Soviet parliament m* it closed Company, announced today. | membership, reports J. Dan land, Calif., and- Pearl liar9 ! the Senate accepted from a 1v''lr» •••tual funds for another n four-day oejsioli devoted to Fasula also reported that Wright, a director and mem­ bor. Hawaii. Their replace­ ' c0n^cr,nce c o m m i t t e e a J car of economic and military the unprecedented two-year j Mr*. Horace Dodge, sponsor ber of the executive and loan ment cost is estimated NOW ONLY House approved 321 million nsiistanee, still must go to a b u d g e t and accompanying eoof tlie scImmiI, her -ecretary, about JJ 3 billion. committee. biennial authorization f o r i House-Senate conference com mimic plan. • • • Mrs. Margie Hough, ami a Florida fluid work. iiitttee for final compromise 1 lie prngiuni for I'.»•'>4 and representative of II. G King \ hungry thief broke into |l j The authorization was late ,q ke worked out. The $3.3 I'.Mid calls for rra*h develop­ CHICAGO (UPI) - “ Dear and Associates, building con­ Goldsboro F.lemcntary School billion Senate total is $.'>00 ment of the nation's chemical Santa," the note began. in coming due to a hassle be­ tractors, were In North Or­ Tuesday night. Stole five tween the House ami Semite million more than the $2.8 industry, which Khrushchev “ I aril a little hoy 12 years. lando over the weekend to InBlack wall, eases of wieners, live cases plus tax. I would like u little present a* s | h t ( progress on preparation over a number of such pro­ billion voted by the Hulls)-. says must Irvhla its rapacity of cheese and a case of MOSCOW (UPI) — The So­ Whitewall* $3 jects across the country, and we are very poor ami o u r lof ||lv building site. in order to give Soviet farms ground beef. viet Union today launched an mure. 730x11, tile FCD had sail) last month Santa hasn't enough money I King I* expected here with ll>» chemical fertilizers they • HOflxtl, other unmanned satellite for prevent* Hit* year." )n 0(.xt wcCK( jasula ad , 831x14. need to grow enough crops. The official Soviet news that If funds didn't come soon 900x14, It was signed, "Norman | v|iej. agency Tass said “Cosmo 24" it would be out of money to > 939x14. pay contractors un the pro ' M c K e i I . Doaktnwn, New carries scientific instruments i AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) Brunswick. Canada." \tji a* C * C New Treud which will continue space re­ jetts. The note was written on a W l t Q l S l O I T l O T The $21 million authorize-j Two bandits wearing stockT IK E S search in accordance with TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — weatherbeaten scrap of note T L • Genuine The legislative council'* com­ the program announced last lion is for work through June ing* over their faces and honk paper anil tied with I ” G U jO O S e — 30. 1963, when the biennium armed with sawed off shotMcKoberta mittee on higher education March 18. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) retread* black thread to a Christmas TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — gun* robbed a branch bank It was the 16th satellite en,1»- bu‘ ,h« *CT) hopes to will meet at Palm Beach F ri­ ; The State Patrol said today applied on day to take suggestions for launched hy the Soviets this get additional funds next year here today of an estimated U8 person* died in traffic ac­ tree delivered in Chicago. The The State Supremo Court said sound tire casings! studies to carry out during year. Including two manned under another program Con­ $30,000. cidents on Florida's roads tree wa* purchased by a ! Wednesday if bar* and gas trucking firm. Central Motor stations can advertise their gress is due to consider. The robbery occurred about ami highways during Novem­ • Free space ship*. the coming two years. Mounting IJnes, for its offices. | prices on the streets so can The money also is In addi­ 10 a m. at the Daniel Village ber. Committee chairman John tion to sto.3 million author- branch of the Georgia RailThe (irm, working through hotels ami motel*. Dade County led the state Mathews, a Jacksonville State ized at the start of the fiscal road Bank ami Trust Co. ( • ith 12 deaths. Palm Heart) Illinois Beil Telephone Co., The court found unconstitu­ Senator, said the president* Concert Tonight Annual Christmas roaerrt >eur last spring Commit-[ A spokesman said an FBI I County was in second place learned Norman's father was tional a V>-ru iieuch ordinance of state and private school* ami universities, plus the ex­ of the Ihorallert and Melo- : ment* under this money ran agent was in Die bank when ; with eight. Hillsborough had still hospitalized from wounds which outluwed motel room. rate signs. In doing so the ecutive director of the Board dlera of Seminole High out last month and the FCD the robbery occurred, and seven ami Duval six. Other received in World War II. The employrs of the truck- high court reversed a dart­ 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 of Control have been asked School will he presented to­ was without funds until the fired several shot* at the j counties reported t r a f f i c Florida Dlalributors For Denmsa Custom Bull! Tire* to attend the committee's or- night at I la the school n e w authorization c a m e bandit* as they fled in their deaths ranging from one to ing and telephone firms be J s ou by the 2nd DDtrict Court auditorium. through. *get-away car. gan collecting donations. | of Appeal*. aau.iatiunal session. i four. * I Surprise War Maneuver At Eglin Ordered VOL. 56 Look Out For mwA A Shivering Cold Night March Limit Set For Push C.i Red Cuba E. F. Lane Dies At 72 Acting Clerk For Altamonte Chosen Bums Addresses DeBary C. 01C. 2nd Dttbarrid In Hoffa Case Navy Shipyard Closings Eyed Senate Rejects Foreign Aid Cut * .) •* M iI 0 1 Vicki Flooded With Hundreds Of Yule Cards Real Roundhouse In The Making Soviet Approves Nikita's Budget Flood Area Gets $21 Million Bids Asked On Girls Town Boy’s Note On Chrismos Tree Reaches Santa Soviets Launch New Satellite • i Education Unit To Meet Friday " V/e're Overstocked With 14" TIRES $£66 V ;/ Bonk Robbed Of $50,000 Traffic Toll In November 118 A � 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 18, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd9ee8b9cfc25bd1c115b0dceac48ca3.pdf ee8012dcd8eac9b745ba3044caf6dd9b PDF Text Text t a u t. / ' tel K nn cW r« nt Mi M rli P* nr rli re Kl of P« In ■« K‘ ■I rf a In fl Ml tl at nt ffhe AARP Chapter Tours New DeBary M anor Two Sections Play Bridge In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller The preview of Denary Manor, new nursing and re* tirement home on Highway 17-92. by DeBary Chapter 64, American Association of Re­ tired Persons, brought nut 160 acnior citizens from De­ nary anil .the surrounding communities. A guided tour of tlie manor was conducted by John Jen­ kins, administrator, who des­ cribed the facilities being pro. vidod and gave a brief re­ sume of the plan of operation. Basic units, when completed, will accommodate 7< persons and plans include future ex­ pansion. The Manor will provide services in four levels with flexible costs—retirement liv­ ing in one or two room apartments for those In nor­ mal health; a nursing home Ur ambulatory patients and those moderately ill and care of those requiring convales­ cent care. Hospital farllities will be provided in a "non-hospital" setting with informal living conditions at moderate costs. A formal opening has been scheduled during the month of November with nn Open House Inspection by the pub­ lic at that time. The Chapter elected Mrs. Fred T. Hamilton, S. L. Howard Middleton, program chairman, announced that a color movie, "Modern Matur­ ity,'* will be shown a t the Nov. S meeting to he held The DeBary Duplicate at the Recreation Hall of the Bridge Club played 16 tallies DeBary Fire Station beginn­ in two sections at this week's ing at 10 a. m. Tuesday afternoon meeting in the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station. , Winners of Section A. di* ricteil hy Howard Middleton, were, NS, first, Mrs. Robert Nichols and If. Buy Chase; second, Mrs. lairl* Week* nnd Mrs. Norman Meyer; third, Mrs. L>. K. Sc-udder and C. W. Hart. KW, first, Mrs. Albert Be­ som nnd Mrs. Frank Holder; second, Mrs. fda ft. Wilson and Mrs. K. K. Anderson nnd third, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hinkle. Winners In section B. di­ rected hy K. 7. Wslters, were NS, first, Mrs. David Singer nnd John Vnnilershniif; sw­ ord, Mrs. Kdwin Wachter nnd William Woodlock; third, Mrs. Ruth lllntt and Lori* Weeks. KW. first, Hurry M. Brown nnd William Lutz; second, Mrs. fjeorge Croake and Mrs. Arthur Wiltgooae; third, Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebucke ami F . R. AAHI’ OFFICIALS onjoyinx a tour of Uoliary Manor conducted by John Froehllch, Jenkins, administrator, second front left, were, from left, Howard Middle- Kroenberger and F.lmer J Crumbachee to three year terms on tha nine member board at directors during a brief business session held prior to the tour. Officers elected at a spe­ cial board meeting following the tour were Mrs. Charles Ulrich, president; F.arl D. Merrill, vice president; Mr*. Theodore Rddlemen, treasur­ er and Mrs. V. T. Hamilton, secretary. Ten new member* joined the Chapter at this time. #«itfnri V rrilft Page 4-A — Oct. 17, 1963 DeBary Civic Association Hears Talk On New Canal By Mrs. Adam Mullrr Flans for developing the Cro-s State Barge Canal at a key link to Florida'* main riverj were explained for members of the Dellary Civic Association last week hr W A. McCree, chairman of the project. McCree illustrated his talks with a colored viund picture of the territory involved ansi answered questions after the film was shown. Plans were announced for the Fall Festival of Art to tie heist Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25-26. at the Community Center with the public lo judge the prize winning en­ tries. Co-sponsors of the show are the Civic Association and The Florida Federation of Art. Reports were heard from Mrs. Charles Creasey on new dishes and flatwrare purchas­ es! for the kitchen; From James Rucker on the Summer Youth Activities and the DciJary Beautification Program which will he con­ cludes) on Nov. 13. and, From II. Buy Chase on the proposed new First National Montezuma If was the lust Bank of Ik-Bary. Aztec emperor of Mexico. fnvocation for the meeting ton, program chairman; M rs, Charles Ulrich, president and Mrs. It. Hamil­ ton, Hccretury, (Cox Photo) was given by Rev. A. C. Summer*, the Tag salute was led hy Rev. Summers and guest* were Introduced by Chester Roarick. Costume Party Winners Named fly Janr Casselberry Winners of the eostume prizes nt the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomer* Club Halloween Masquerade Party held last Saturday night nt the l.and 0 ’l.nkea Country Club in Casselberry were Fred Dire, most original and Mrs. Frances Dickinson, cutest. The II members and hus­ bands and guests attending enjoyed n buffet supper fol­ lowed by dnnring to the music of Carl Stoddard's three piece combo, Florence prttinnti won the prize for musical rhnirt. All prizes were gift cortif. Icntes donated by aren mer­ chant*. Henry Rcllmon, elected In ISO!!, wn* tho first Republican to lie elected governor of Oklahoma. at ir «i ri tl 1» li y b k it c b tl u b c a n ■ 1 Second Annual Art Festival Set Next Week In DeBary Ry Mrs. Adain Mullrr The Second Annual Fall Art Festival to be sponsored hy the Florida Federation oi An ansi the Dellary Civic Asso­ ciation will be hold at the Community Center sm Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23 and Oct. 31. Hours will be from 1 until • p. m. sin Friday and from in a. nt. until 6 p. m. on Sat­ urday. Judging wilt bo done hy the public with each person attending to receive ■ ballot for voting on first, second and third choice of entries. On exhibit will I*.* paintings, ceramics, sculpture, photo­ graph}' snsl graphic arts. Kntrv in the show is open to all Interested person*. Painting* will be receives! all day on Thursday, Oet 21. from 9 a m. until !) p m. and on Friday morning. All other entries will lie arcepteil only on Friday morning. Kxhibils wilt lie guarded •nd supervised but simmon will arrepl no responsibility for loss sir damage. Mam attraction each slay cf the show, which opens \n mial American \rt Week, will be Freddy Peterson of Zephyrliills ansi t.ynnftelsl, Mass., noil's! artist, humorist, lec­ <3G O O D Y E A R I turer, demonstrator and tra­ veler. Displays of his oil paintings will bo shown at the Ceotei and * One .Man hho'.v will he on view at the Dsdlary Mansion House. Peterson, a native of Denntark, studied in several countries in Kurope. Most of his travels are dune on font and lie presents Interesting and entertaining account* of experiences encountered. He is n frcquiTit guest for raslio and television shows. Programs of background tousle on piano ami organ will be presented Uirouglwut the two slay show. No admission will !*• ehartfesl however a free will offer­ ing will be accepted. -•*- w r*** A N N U A L • D IS C O U N T I IRE S A L E 7 fill Blood Bank Unit To Be In DeBary By Mr*, \dain Muller The mobile unit sd Ills' Vsdusin t'sinnly lllosxl It.mb will l>e at thr Community Center in Delt.irv ns-st West nesday 1st areept slsmatlons sif hlot.d for tbs- Ds-ltary area Thstsr residents who ran give blond are asked lo rs port to tlie Center to help in sup­ plying Ihe bank fstr thr retirement community. rrrxxiw | *m r*t fa cto ry fjti.m filies Lim it cil _____ __ iii« — ea r ly I’rlre Kwr "Slu lsz i Quantity Si/f 7t)lls 11 7 TOsi I liTOxlT 7.Tils 11 £ ? « » !“ - — • . Type lllk. Till*. W hite T l'lt . W hile T b l*. I1IU. 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CLOSE-OUTS Discontinue'! WCIIFHousePaint V: 10 Day TIRE Sale E ver! a* if f t * Onceyou use NewEuFmt Sfe A repeat of the Greatest First Come! First Served! 4,10 C..U P r ir t" £ Nt iF.lt FOR /V plus 1*1 and r«»PP«M' ,,r* rm \ fwcMiL /Am V ' 0m JfFS^ ^ 3 MUFFLER w* AND HARDWARE CO 22J \V. 3rd S T . ■H nw aw w a FA 2-5381 a w i r . :j, *7<r - BATTERY BOOSTER CABLES X < a = ' - 38) * ^ Eaiw N 0" ' 4 ^ # ^ k < i * Shocks hAt Only 8 8 « A For cold weather starting! •I OPEN LUMITKIt lMHBDm i.'.e."zJ* t r r a z — 9 F R ID A Y TILL 7 NIGHT Plenty of FREE Parking • GOODYEAR V/«c SANFORD ATLANTIC — ---- — - N ATIO N AL DANK SER\ ICE STORE 555 W. F IR S T ST. SANFORD. FLA. FA 2-2S2I MEMRRR r P 1 C. Downtown ijanfurd �The Amendments; No. 1 O ff-Y e a s * No. t C'(institutional \mendnsrnt tn krtirle IV, See* (sons 2 *nd 2h. \ proi>«*ed amendment in \rticle Ik. J*eel ion* 2 and 20 nf the Constitution of thr Stair of Florida pro­ viding for the rlrrtion nf thr t.nvernnr, Secretary of state. Attorney General, Cotnptrollrr. Treasurer. Superinlendrnt of Public Instruetion and t ommiseinBer of \criruliurr st the 19(0 general elertion for a term of two year, and thereafter eoinmrnring ssith the gen­ eral election of Itlkli for a term of four scat* and pro­ siding that the liosernnr elected at the IhOI general elertion shall he eligible for re-election to the office the next sum-riling terra. E le c tio n ties are different from those o f national politics hut are submerged by tiie mote dra­ matic event* and more highly advertised personalities of the presidential election. S enator C leveland rxpie-sed himself that ho believe* German Americans <g the !>an(or<l area . . . and »e un­ derstand ther* ire quite a few . . . h u e been muted to an "OWtoberfert." complete with traditional German deli­ cacies and music, at * p. m. Nov. I at the American t e ­ flon hall m Winter Park • • • Jim It c i t e r. incumbent Ring wood councilman. tuday turned tn hi> qualifying peti­ tion for the Her A municipal election • • • A rude from Klda Nichols. Longwood, to It. K Porter • Regarding the picture of the Horton childatop an eightfl.-fore Hie voters on V - v font clothes pole in the Met. 13 Sen. Maek Cleveland J r . edition . . . would he interest­ e xp la in e d tin* m ooing, i* the ed in knowing hoi tin of per- am endm ent f ■ ■ r the election Ilf .on who hang. rlotlies on this tto (io x rrn o i nod i .linnet iti line?” 'Tis R. K. Porter's Hie g en e ra l election " f H " 'l HOME EARL wife . . .and the pole IS f..r tw o -y e a r te-nt* and In eight feet only «unk in two the general i-le. II.o l of P it'1' feet of concrete'' \nswer d i- \c r y fo u r veal* thi'ci jour quest ion, Mr. Nichols a fte r f " fi.'it ye.ii term*. Ml * •* fi.tlirv (illMTHOI * f M *'pt til* Kmployes of first Federal ' uin» elpctpfl tt» tT •» iw ii'V i'fir Savinas ami laian Association, t**.in M*t up Hj this nnu'ful* business office of the South liirikt fo r UP*I m im lu iiu'ltern Ill'll Telephone and Tele­ U till* tti s iu n -.il tlU 'flU flv t' graph. and of Court Clerk Art Sriiittdir C le \e la n d . wlu» w ill I’t Beckwith's office base won To n DON M Th In* on• of th»» »|H>s»ki*r« * M ir.jita.II.:;.il>! .M acm illan the ‘ gold award” from t»>« p h iin im r pru|UK*tM ron^titu i United Fund of Seminole tionul atuftulin* nt« at an ••■ "iyiiril l*m{ y n is*i Q iic fri K ltxah olh p ro n ip llv ik f t l County for too per rent p.ir . lllfMf Ilf tlP*l htiMMirn j 4 «'rr» tury l«iiid lln u * ticipation in the pre.rnt cam T(i (rs,| hy »*lvu ami m m a iip paign to ri'p lai « him ntxi fo rm i olui* n im iitf r* at tlm • ivt»' nrvt uov»*rnuifnt. rpntcr, explntfiPtl thi* No. 1 Oviedo and Slawa residents The ^ r r iv i nf ra rn r an iftitiin ciit fu rth e r were particularly Interested «w if 11\ nft« r rltfht diiy* 4'll "IPj.ltor kit,. |>V( 1|' f.IP *•!»’»* in the Oct. 1.1 performance ■H!‘>i11>.1114 <«k’ |‘ .*!».»* i tion of tIn* Klorhlu tIoVt*rini‘ nf "Bonanaa” since Slavia'. iillntitm * I hut u p p tai n l t*» ami l a h in rl offievi* tnun th** Michael Mikler was guest star v. r«vk Uu* tulitivr itiTiM 'ri.i* pn****nt i*t ^ *•» t performing the role of ' Mat tivc party. ile n tla l e lertion y e a r, to motthew," pie outlaw. Mike at In llnm.a o* tin* p n * .id e m lu I evitt • r.■.. 111>.■ r . 1 iu*\t |tr 1111»■ n iin i-lt *. th*» tended Oviedo scltonl. v e il* , w hen t 'omire.-dnnivl • • • i|tit" n *»)*\11h i -ly folitiw • M:n (lot l sweet tnolh' The ( ,'i-etion.* ah*to* ate fo'ld. t* nil TTI i l l.lt a. is iev f i ' l l l fh»‘ III. th a t is involved mi the pioIn i| tthpri* lit* l* TI'v .iv ••i ini* Candy Stripers ai Senuno c p o .e il am en d il'.'lit i" <uside I ed Memorial Hospital are selling I n i n .1 pronlnt** ^ !!«nii i»|n*rh e n T h e te ' u llu n g te.'h a variety of randy with tile atiot*. i.i. ul, com plex, or a h s lrn i t . proceeds to hs'nefit ilw- pedi­ T iff ilf. i •ion •,liminui«*d th* JltlMi il tlii* <piesli.ni. atric ward f»I • •* ' lh*|Hit\ l*t i|iu* Mill i hose win. ii.lv** ate inmg* * • • • I ti I \ » t{;» i i t IUj LIi 1 . iv I Ai the stale eovernment will be ' Improved in quality na voter* make nior* rational state electoral decisions, should this VOL. 5t> amendment he approved. Th* fact that lends iupport to this argument i» tho verymarked difference in types of Ir*..r* in ptrtiJetiMal election* and gubernatorial elections. C oncluding. C le ve lan d a a id ; " A lessor p.dnt to he c o n sid ­ ered is the fa. t that s*o*t **f elections s not increased hy the proposed change o f the state svide election cy cle . C o n ­ g re ssio n a l elections m u * l he held tn all even-num bered y e a rs, and the c h a n g e in Si-heduling *tnte-wule eli-Ctlo us enn he effected, w ith no ad ditional cost. Thi* w ould not lie true, of course, if the cycle had lieeu ch ang ed ti. odd m inihe. c l year* WE.ATHEIt: Widely scattered show i t .* tlmniph S.itnrdav ; liiyli tmlitv in Unitevl I’ress l eased Wire l Ul., n r m i lE R 18. lOlKl E stab lish ed 1008 in FBI Bags Five Announced Hobby Told Of BRIEFS Lottery Raids Stalomale n rrsm it rii-Murr In Advance ikih work .stopi.igc* were fe.irrd TAMPA (l I’ll _ The FRT, tod,iv over ttalcmated etmiking it* cue from Washing* ti.ict talk* be I weeii the IVe.xt ’"ft leviim.ini that Central inuhmi.se lih'ctric I'lirpur.'itimi Florida gambling is under and two umonv. h'r thumb of a Mafu b«*,t fhitrsdav arrested Harlan A. Many a Sanford football fan—and their numher i* le­ gion—will make the trek to Daytona ! i» .it U tttiij till to lend iheir siip|Nirt in iiis.mI.ii Seinilisdes as tils')' tomahawk the Sandcrahs of seehree/c High. The Hoosicrs eluh will h air a sheriff s-.i.(rlid mo toreade that prou1 —« '■ get the fans there swi >l>and lately Hi.- ears are to fe­ at the high si-iioo parking lot in an|i!>« time to move at ti ho n m i ii.ut hi m l>.i» c M a il. a . .sti.l I *rs--i-l.-ut u f . lt.irk» will In- convoy com manders • • • Ciipt .1,1 IMC- '• Mill. f.1-1 ntan m M inim I . fleet air progro u isl I he u te ri w- I at ti I.i p m M..Mai on the Channel t feature. "Orbit." fl K Purler hear, the taped interview is ' a sterling pre­ sentation ot th ■ sr»tn:.lion expansion p ann.-d nr .ion ford Naial \ir .s’ation ’ • • • Rex H e rm a n J l.ltenke. m is sio n a ry of the 1,.Piter.m C h u rc h in I'ulsa tor nine y e a rs w ill p ie sstu an in lo ru i al slid e le ctu re on h s w ork there at J fit p in Sunday ,r I ail hi ra n t hut i Ii of I he It c .lr c ilic i West f lt ll P . \..,s a - "i .to I al he V\--st .in.I Mrs iilii'it'sc are making a to ir of 1 fltir.l l(i. I li.rid a I o' i. ra n i liufch es • • • o I lot tda to gi t vI*.<y t rcm ty in g «li»tr elsetam* to |>rr-i d e n liu l elections. 1 It". * land r, i. , . 1, oils... •• **•*' »f o 'Dll' i ' he l '*t of t ..................«. g e lid illy o '.test f' ' I, 4 Ilill'kTC id. i r i ir tnh I" al tla* i-' Violators Get Movie Shcck Treatment f l hfi*H n lia tliiiu i'ttndnlati* fur ih f jtvh nuifty lin u T»ut l» j 1 Xv “ It A| it* 1(4it till 4t ti •' l»llllU* HIT'*’■ tf 1 i 1 11 '' K .o l'f Tht* rt*okif Apru'f men. all mill** atuI irirluilinu tho (ir**! hxrh»‘li»r. weir fli»'8**TT on«* Senate Sleuths Look Al Korlh Slock Suit lit* mm I tn* c •tMUt !-• ! mi .. I (rn » < ic in -1 ’A 4 * (1 ! ft-l* i«t •If IN 1 «l ‘MU , lt*u J u k i * llu^ lilt .tt DM.I I ' l l H.iti <J|< i . niiij •t In i »•*itia i * d mm II •»4*** i . . •» ; talfltf i ttinp- •• !«•«!<ililt Vw A >i i Ii t h u l m t h f r.i i*t* n . S e n iin c !e Hear Candidate Karl V.*'d I' Il'MH'lll.irt .School. . I pi veil hy I* I >h I fit J 'l k, D■7 Areas Shut ’ if h 6 Slates thins know n to ths’ lo'gisln lu re , tiec.iiisc< the Iju m a k s r v relies't the w ill ol Hie people Hefore lieg.tm m g hi* t.ilk h u r l i nni civs'iii11 ,1 M ole Sen I M o k i le v e l.ill,I .Ii unit Rep .l,e Host* lo r th eir wmk m lu'ii.il nf c'llui’wiion \t the end ot Hie tcuclu’rs ' Im *mi' * m i l l in g the Seiilltlo ft1 Ins' i l l ,, ii \ - in lotion pi •< no d I level, m il it ml Dov is w ith * .-I titfc.vie* " I n nppre1 1 H i, hi lo r on i n . .tiding con t • p u b lic i ,i tra lio n ;.! to t: i t i .. ' ..eg j.u ith I I Ol'l.tu lliro il, Il s e ll Ii e .1 • ... o, . , . .’ tire RMM I , , o •Ic' ol t . t i l e ut I !o| |. |j . Meuse Burns; hJDamaged Poisoned W ife Finds M n ‘ e D e e d Ships V is itin g Cuba Listed (-.p tllu l "II. ** VIs JON. South \ let ,N.im, I I’ll Ngo funli N'hii, brntli•f and political adviser cit i'i c-siiii-nt I hull Diem. '■(1,1 I liiifsilav lh.it Hie Viet, namevg people "have hist cinfiif.-ncc m tin, United Slate. " *1 A Veili* i \ u \ i i a s n k i: n v\) — Nit i ft .it) t>i si.iif T o r n \ i I. hhx x,i\x Tu* hiipfx to cut •L'VXII nti lu* OltKT’ N I r u w l i \ |ifiixcs I »> | f , i -ifiii flu* xta tc, im *M j >f.ir i SIJ.-Vio iiir pl.iHf o.vfM l to, a corporation hi* Tif »ili <tpei'iltnr Ileltl ICcitl Liu: Shot I \ M I 1 \ | I IM i Nil 'p f il i l f i| iI'u p li'iiif ti|H |.iln l K .ilh rs ll ST. I.OUIS. Mo ( L I’I) — r u t l u - r \x .in Txiiiful o xe r lo r Micluel Turner, 4 gut * hi< i i Miilit.il « ourt lr i.il lit re |ban j out of liii pi,p gun liu ir* i|.ix on r L u *!f* iif pun lie fired I .13 c.ilther bullet * Ul III.I 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 Mill III ^ f \ irsnii tl,c» cork gun. f»J■ * l\ * * 'III II III.’ <•« lif I ,i | I ic tail u.is shaken hot l ' i f I'liunr •j d r »o ut F lurid j unliiit ined. the ley was shut. lend. Package Goods M il or t •«T .f.'M. umiff ii|»Tif i x Ihivp MMh f . r n**‘f ami ff thx* 4‘f u - l from I ilN. x .ilL y n . o»,-T '••iiu* Tm I I x rti< .'>’ •! Mu* xti) fiti f of !lie * K x i a U ’ii. r «| i a i ** ttill* *ci'iiii" ■ ri'iiphf r% Tuix r *' LU" l*i"It lii nhif iH 1 ff 1tl* r IllilmJ IL.«t If.** 1 '•*4 | | 1 ...i l " l " r - nvT' li i l ' Tivit f'x -l 1Mai V ’ il •4 " *X. . * 4 ota. * pall. mI i hr %ill fry.« 1 1 If J' I S '4 fH II ItllUl li* aiot 1*1 JlJXi * lL f •ll 1 !"•. It [X fltj'IV * •if Mi W Ol *■.*(1 xiofii iti Mi** I'u rih xiltiUnr tu a j h*1* ,itiaMt j tlifor. iiutui n i < tiuiiiy of J < Mi* \ is inH fP«..'•Till ill iii****. at •• a iiiiM tif »L ■ Li- • xt lE f • « tu iU d lf .'.t dtl IlllIi'X •*Vi‘ F til"* 1i.v r f r il (Mix! lx a It.i If* •QMlUi of M u u al. It (to r al Id* tui|( a* r >« ; ..a l . IM Ti * L tl»-i [i ** uf tl.ux I :{<>(>• thf F I i Ilia K f > ■* H iv K vys, Sell It l» 'I i * villa 1 t'» •*»X vink -n Ixn*!, Tf'W -f i|iff»i«*nt Ktri'loicienl * r iin . i bat i*iiu *• iTiim irrr.it i<*i 1M|. ltd -.If] TU Mill. • u i l* 4 l*».| M,< 11 I *< I t l ml hi.* • i I * ■ 11 > t . " l ll I < i 4 4 4 A , • *■*li -• ll tliut tiikth t"i:* \Tho T or Ciulf xlil** of t it In I IJ cmhI'I O-Flfll, HOOT n\\ I S nt lli-iiv y A lt.n l. Sijii.ulniii it iiiinli th e 1H.lMMIth l.itulitig .iliiiiinl ti t- l S S Satiili*: ii m the M eilitei i.itii.iii. M aking the liitulinjf w m (fro m the le ft) A E 1 J a n ie * Summer.*, I t. < Hr. Jo h n Midmtei mill I * <tp) l'lull|i v. |t. tun (J. Jii* tto i il in Up u AHl! . l i n t .i l c . (.N.i-y t ’li*j|nj ID T M'ltlNtiS. Va ( t P I ) — t tnlei serretarv of Coin meri e Franklin I) Konsnvclt Jr . said today tli.it Intsines* "av itiuwing "mixed trends'" I’li ft could mean tfi.it a re ‘•'•"hm Is linking m tlm na mu * ci oiiiiiiiIc lutmv. i;s iN r u D i* : s .\ i t ;s t a x ------- .VI IIS . ------- u«. Significant of ke'.enn. Hay coming up Nov. II. there aie more than 22 million veteran* o all war* i..ing in the L'. » today The nitton v veterans and their familiev csim|irise l j p.f cent ot the Husi ness Mixed ( ll \ i : i ; i i» n \ix it tax to be .» * fun­ ny way *if wauru ill auks for lht* £«»l»tilrr that in i tu* »U*vp (ri'i'K conic 1 iunkipiv tn; » Pie Vatic.III Council today ■enl hack tor ''further liber.H i/ .iim n a lioi-iimeni autlmri/lng llio n»i- of mnslern long 111 •< ul I'.iiliolir wi>ihiin;nl hapli-ms, (uiuiNili ami idlifr JtxTViCCI. ru n return that It K * hrtufM vxitli a turkey uir publicity for iim r turkey | • I ..’muTiHRc Issue \vm \s cm o n> _ •«111*1 It*' 14 -I* I IV.ll Ml At ff Ilf].I |||t* llil'llll lliMfl ii > liMiur tr riiihr | . . . ,.sl III thbl co lu m n ••ipcria.U II *• r*»n**r % r f i u r k > l n t irriU m l p u lu r jrt* dMurT>f<! about a be! e \r M' I’KTEItSUl R(i |CPU l akeland hen Scott Kelly told local Democrat* It i.« 'cowardice of the worst X'ttd to follow a political party line that gm1* against personal convictiom. ‘Confidence Lost’ Ion' l.i-i on**, nio • n P».|iMi Hit; tf11 «» ax 1 ol J «»• •* M'l«.x •I -1*41 I I A » . Til* I i ioo i* Ini'. Hi. ms Ul I* lit*|fl 11 f iLa \| ii \ \ahuilff r •i tix pi r n l. 4 t*ir> .»f' I p . ............ tit I .»* i itl * Mi l at p r 4 1 M, Tf 11111 I'hUM If 4 0 I l T li " lit p .il I uil*n! tnd I 'x i' •1 • • tit I *t Tt YV ill* I uviti 11 p.i'.mi* pri'iiiliiii' p 'i 1 ♦ d t vii In * Li Mi TMVaU Ivdilii * Tam ! c . nxti i liiM llf s, <ii i in | (ti 1 x\ :fillII 111ill| |m vlllMtlV I's I nili.l I'm Inter n it nni il K •111h'* i « v -*ii u ,* an pm I * lilt I l f It'l l l l l l ’ I«MI tiiT- tint I d•* 11J it(eii pirriml la flttlfU U ....lion Is • i \ ill .in lit l,T * mi. • I Y l"iitla\ It /> i i ally t; l» m I Liu iI.i\ I ki ll I I (Ir ■l.ili . in ri n ........... ..hull.I 1.. In* A vl Id Iinp.i- of Hie it hi tmlf |H* 1'll- lisp I* omti* Ttt r*‘ til I L.i I »x i li i .« a vi <«i >| *i < M.i u r n 11 titUi d ttt s iilllf . .1 I.. Hie l.dl.ll. 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I at • , I it- h it lt|*'Li* "Ul la* s tid. d i •» mpi'i .tfivi* lit it ( to ill | 1 . • ,! to ih'ltl s. No 11in f VIllt* 11! 41^ »4 a i I t ( | i' M| ,i llinii* v.lllll flu -1 I l f l»«itl«| up |t v « 1114• J iu l^ e M i/e i xpl.itill 1 tin l ruht t.Tm'XXI 1 ll lit a il la 11a ! 1 \ tth| 11 n..t< Ttm« th»T»* 11»ifl vdf ru Tn ill•’•r tiiiuh ill ai 11* \* iitxi - • fuit 1*'''' >L |i wa > Him ic, litli .1 x gitjif n j.a't-* uf Ihf V|lt|A* .' \* t oIm)|» t’diiD’ to tile re'em' to (IcMI.imls nil il » tirin g strown in i-ooper.itinn .1 tjf till! di d III I le I n fu el 111 said it w.i* tnetuip.. nt xtHi xx.<?«*r tin '• ti* 4'\l iff;411Ml XVtill till f llll Ill.l lllg liw . 1 V .1 . . ' i . i lo n g . I t m i l ' 1.1 vs 1. 1. IIJN*11 fill" t*J Mif TiLi/i llmxf r i ]IX’ IlfXV ■ •atrul'n i hi. t . 11 . i i . u k M U . . I I i • - « w . m i l ft . I | ,1 i'i t 4 1 4 *| it*JiH r-M (M llai < L t[ '1 ii.T- •l|f M'X'1** down ' 1 Ii e i Hi' iloti t,1,0.1 I,. V" . »l[l)(ilT|l’v .itM fill .1* IJli'II |" Iv .1 111. 1 . .1 I.I Hie w.iti r fo rk O pel.it. it hi x mm ole 1 j! •iii» ti a i i i t 4Ill'll out t Ilf U \S H IM . I t IN t'a u n t* t ti t i .itul i .oil i ' i .I r •|» j ** Mf141 f Jt! U’ .M ■ ,*l i tu to HI m o to ri.tx lor tr.Hfii it** •m .i 4.til lr«h11 Jill'*f.I I ul lulls \ >1 Vm si.iTiitfi Th a h I til l s.i.1 ii I i ii - uf li.t .lit .I iti .i • IllsTn til I t-f (l| IJill x<• ti III’ II I HI* pis In n it ,n In i Ml ,tiii| t imi l«ii) \,i iiiit * |i|s,i tule e ra He t | oopi i .i i ul Hu* L.i • .im liiila n n * j r m i n : I in Til'll — 4 t| i | Lt|l 111 |J (ll m m m g v ic tim . . n J ill) , Mt/o s.i ,1 I Inn per < isi service exatnin.ition wdl he field fill a jin*imm son* .tiro,id> Hoi ■ ti. i n killed a . (nthie patrolman at 1 in Hit* e a r III f lot I I i in. iirtiri:: p m Nni ? st * tty Hall IH lit *■ m ill.iti I rittnlv and »min in ju re .I t . i vi.sr. ,\r>p! an', niil’ l lie lt.-l.veen 21 and lilt ic .ir* and lie a miniinii n ol t i e feet nine and Id |«oin I. \pplnations will he .ii-iepted nn'd •»*'t. > m • * Our rtM x*rx stmi-iltl f>»t tn* O ffu rrw lllackhurn. ti. 0f the |.ak« Howell area In Seminolo <otints. was dcseritH'd to a Semite crime rommUtee hearmg last Tuesday as head of ,t Central Florida lottery rac• s • Sherlfl J. I.. Ilidihv said t'olay he had hern apprised Dim*,la* lhat f ||| agent* would he in Seminole ConnI) to make arrests under »erret giand Jury indielnienU. • • • ket whose operation had been taks-n over hy Santo Traffl* e.mte of Tampa, called n,B Mafia boa* in Florida. Florida authorities told tit<» Senate committee, which ki>4 into tl«. allegation* aR»ln*t Traffis-mte and Rlackhttrn iq the wake of informer Joseph Valachi'j testimony, that tiny t entr.il Horula gamtilm^ racket reaped "fantastic” profits. they listed the rountiea In* solved a* Urnlitre, l.nko, Citrus. I’iisco. Folk, Osceola ami «iulf, and laid th* h.dita, Cul.a and other numbers rack, "fa had al<o reached into ■mithem (IforRin. Illuckhllin wisa arrested nl Or Inmin, aecorilinir to Jnaeph F. Santoiana, special agenl in eharirn of th* Tampa F'MI office, ■Also arrested was William IHlph Straw,|,-r. ,„S. San ford, who was named hefor* tin* -Senate romnilttra as on* of "five lottery hankers who eonH"l Central Florida gamhlmg * under lllarkhurn. II* was arrested at Sanford. "thera arrested wet* ,denfifted aa Dorothea Radford, -L Dark, picked up at Thiiinuaville, R a . Kathryn Bradshaw, t.*,, arrested nt t-ongwoo.l, and Ralph, .T.I. and < nrnl Tilghmun, 22 , picked up al F.’au Gallic. Santoiana aaid a seventh ""in, Jessie Joyner, of l.olig. aiinendered later when lie learned h* was wanted be the FBI. All w.-r* cliarged with in* teratnte tranamiaaum of wa­ ge'nig information, tho Kill aid, and Ulos-khiirn « a i charged additionally with intcratat* trantmission e )n ,»l*l nf rarketerring.'* IMinil Loyjilty Hit a e s c s s s r s lie III - e.| th .il Ho- three ion •liliilio n .il um endtm u l ■ lie S.irult I 11 i i r h i j I d **! .Miy, .p p rm c il hv lliu voters m (lie “t'fic'i mill w ith K itilh jind Tu-* M<t*'»rt£tt<*% Nov. .% e le i tMin, on. ul vs HI'.' ,. „..i i . i i i l a t*»o "V*u i•>•n* >4 ff • f * ,t.fI' *- fIT 11f*- "*f tie s mm* i o li, . oi l Joiitoi \ Vh iiu fty. ,N< t1liiitt xx.ti lalxt i l«\ i ollegs's \V« -*?t tit i »*lf | a! D i l i " ' *••* «*t M ali h d l s.io l th.il In' ol fit'll 11 i p|xiscd the lionil p i.in to tun I.I L td i*| pr ti. *it » 11l)l*l I •4 IM I \ll* tfchi'ttf 0 mils .im l l.it.,r e d o p , , i f Milt Ma lit* •t 11.. .■ .' • t ■ tp hit tf*J Villi l,.l p oil toll lie sold t it I. • * * * * t In* Hix. *,i ii- it Ii.......... i v id, lit t.> l.ll!) II,..t I 'llll* -III■i »h1HMTt »*'»! vv11i* tf i111> 1 .i- slote s-iitlltj m h'«l 111 i l l I n . Cl All V of 11■ ■i •in • 1. uiirh sVtnlitor* R'aekhurn and siv associates* JACKSONV II.I.K it I’ll — M Augustine city olftrlals were accused iii Federal t mii'l Thursday of t iidoting the civil r ,'ds of ............. hv li.it r.issnig and oi resting raci.il ilenimisir.itnrs. tv I I. I.I A M SHI RO, Va. •* f l * - President Titsi nt tilgoslavia was heilndden to day with symptom* nt inlluenr.v and forced to delay hi* departure for California, the second leg ot lit* U. S, tour. ri(K I> K A K L (c i'iitiT ), ciindidali' I'ur Kitvi'i nor, vonyt .it ul ti-s Sen . Mink N. ( li'Vi'land d r. am i Re|>. 8. I Ih iv i* ,lr. wlu-n tlicv n e n - httmiii'd I'liur.silay i'\i-ninyr by tin* Soiiiiimli' r.ilm a lio ii A •..u iatimi. u f f k nu#*> tfdity tn m a h f up tlu* natiim*'* t Kuril. y*>utti?t*Hl a nil ri’JH irtnlly n»tf*t h ig h ly oil urn (1**1 (nt tn of AntrututuK T h oy w ill comjvdt** \x u !i 1*T M'tvran** t!o* o rt^ iim l nfvon .Mf i n n y n«tM>rliiUt* and inn* f l l n m addl'd I t rtn t th> at*** (•* lit Itrilhen Ivilleliictt tho nuirw fliUan»«‘d Pin)i*«-t w \s i !!.\<;t o .n < r n > — I .11 likkl U 'S ti 'll el t Mi f !l*l 4 mi f«ir h f r lh t nFmard 1 S. ^pacfiiTtipd h fu d rd fo r lunar •‘fita tf invr^tiffiittirD Im v f ! * t'U l. c ,1*1 j l i t r e vs.iv the best on ret o n l >i i( e tin- I't i. line liUnlimrA in liir first ! ivif hi ti"din i: hiti> th** rule r f i iru lll .ill e d u tn tiin i.il sl.linl' M*%rn )» at«. i f i i i l ) i i ’A iifiifd N a v y S*‘fff« point, '.ilh e in u liiri.il c.indtdato TI " Nat 1'iu il * i r onautti * iar> K tf*l K m i i I i tn a n u u '» t l l . d Is .irl told J lle .ir C..p.|i alnl " p a . »• \ifsnilii*>t latinii i N \ > V i, tk. Ii iw i im M ini; tin* lt«*d 'tm'k. lltiltMpill.itliin s u it in Ity crow d ol Sem in ole tcliool pl Inllmn I N* | » ritfi t wTit. h h«tt Fi tt.a i iTrff ndnnt, t. o her * I h ursd .iv n nt tti Ih i' a m liliirittiii oi toL- U>ntf » **»I*|U*T |I'*‘ IIIttMlI, p l.ltllll ‘ 1 t" i1. i■•• *Util t i»l‘t v. t it? t notin'* thi" t>«n '(Md' pilot ■« C ity A ecu set I Tito 111 th**ir ilfhtit l«**fny n« A t iu t * ii a > fii \m >t a - t n«miut < t-rit h a ( r •p |i> th* hif<»n* NO. 42 nsuvA ilT li I I I H S U IN Kkitirli’i'n* >oumr lu ll »*M»frivull make rn i fui j« t run >iDjur .* frntut u »■ lifkfi I’ -i SANKOKIl, FLORIDA Seminole Net 14 Young Jet ^§ •1 Pilots Chosen As Astronauts Macmillan’s Successor : low tonight in iiOs. St wi lt. |< .iL'Mlt )i.» m ill’ 4 tunic *••••! 'i iiulti xxulf. l l ' ril'Hfx i t |i« rff»*||y V)(f»frxfil. ‘ im »J.*'T, I l f . • "I fat i mi liii* iriuiN III M K ............ ............ — - W \l « OM M l l l l II \ \ | L’l >1 II I I || d k i \i\:\ " oh * ii i <>ici» < \i vi i: I i . i i K I M i l IM I It l l l . K N I l « M inn ^ / n i e K i i im m It M VITIM i; l M I IV I. I I . M .> V n |M \ \ < 1 lu 4>> ho *1 I '. "», f 1 li.". 1'. S I. (10 Cl M S I IP) S IC . •: iVti-ioliUrtT. i Li* r «/, i.i.ti mi flu) xurfiM'r I' ll 11• V L’IM mI until*r t‘4Hl fret I ^ I ir I * \ . III iimi Illusion x i in i L< r III.41.> a •oi al plain « ii*. moitciii V\ ' i !• il.** (« iif reef Mii'l Liu* ' l.itifu* pl.v?f«i| flroxxnrd lit •ir i fur iTif LimsVJ. I'I M I I\ I II M .S \IT U K \ IIIM M IVSM N TREE C O !.!) IH .I.M l ____ R O M ) STA M PS \V I 1 11 I*Ai K VUE ( .0 4 )|)S t ARIliK LOUNGE V VLDE7. HOTEL ' i IM S . s t ir , 1 1 .0 } tt.'.JU S I. Ill MV I. II M.S UN O lll S I I . BA �X B)tt fu fir l Ir r a lb Pair® 2 — F rf. Oct. 18, Rev. Grover Sewell Make Plans For Life 1 u I ft! Cl r x s _ a .& XI Bear Lake Church Schedules Everymember Visitation Lake Mary Nazarenes Have ''ally Day By Shirley Westworth A combined Everymember Visitation and Building Fund Campaign will be held Sunday from I until 4 p.m. by the Bear Lake Methodist Church. Purpose of tha campaign will be to visit every mem­ ber In hla home and develop increased Interest in all ac­ tivities of tha church; spot.sor a program of tithing; The Lake Mary Church of tha Nazarcna observed Rally Day last Sunday with 73 mem­ ber! of the Sunday School in attendance for the opening of the Gold versus Dluc Con­ test which will be continued through Nov. 24. On thia dale it ia hoped Uial all p u t recorda will be brok­ en by having 123 praaent for Sunday School. Captain and lieutenant for the Blue team are Mra. LUy Tlllie and ion, Danny, and captain and lieutenant for tho Gold team ara Bill Kelehar and George "Peanut" Arnold. Last Sunday Danny receiv­ ed tha pleaoure of clipping aoma two lnchaa off tlea of tha Gold's and "Peanut" baa vowed to do tha Ua-inipplng thia Sunday. Work baa bean started on tha Sunday School Eatansion Unit which will bring tha to­ tal rooma up to five for tho department. It la hoped that tho unit will bo completed within tha contaat period. search out new members and introduce a planned program of contribution to the build­ ing fund. A long term building pro­ gram has been planned and approved and construction ia ready to begin on the first unit, a multi purpose facility designed for worship ser­ vices, church school class­ rooms and public meatingi. The building program baa of a lake. Tha mountains were Urge and the lake amall but beautiful. Their lodging waa tha only one on the Uk« which meant that it waa far back in tha mountains away from the defacement of sign boards and such things. One of tho mountains which wae across from the camp was callad Scarface. Evidently there had been a giant landslide In tha far past Baptist Adventiat and a hugs scar was left on T H E B K V K ST M -U ar SM ITH S f t U X M tha face of tha mountain. Dr. A D V B .V T Ior ( M I N I M B A P T IS T CH A P B L Easton said that during tha c«iM t n a a c i a SB ! M. PklvfkN S e e . V. N. Msgard. Chapel P a st o r R- U M s ' . h s w s ______ t ’ a stor years of their observing the Sundsy teheo t 0*01 a m . 8 K H V IC E 8 g A T C RD A Y— mountain that he end others Kahb ath School _ _ _ »:3« a. m. T ra in in g Unloa _ 1:1 * p. m. had talked of climbing Scar* W orship Harriet _ 11:09 a. in. Warship U a. no. 7 il* pm. DR. JO E A. TOLLE, superintendent of the Wed. B v o a ia g P r a y or T i l ! pas. WsdnsaUay Night face but had not actually P r a y s r B e r r i e s __7:10 p. m. Methodist DeLand D istrict will conduct classes dona I t One summer a visitor ~W* H s r a This Hops'* raOlo ■Parana on “Tha Work of the Local Church" for the San­ m s s s s x s ssoh Sunday a. m. OM Ovlnad* a e . a t ft sees * Asa. arrived add immediately diea t 1 : 1 ! o r t r W T R R a t 14v0 B. Hamilton O rlfftn __ P astor ford Area Christian W orkers Training School covered the challenge of on your radio dial Sunday School ____ 1:01 a. m. to be held a t the F irst Methodist Church in San­ climbing thia feat of nature. Morning Warohlp t l : N a. m. ford from Monday through Friday of next week. T ra in in g Union _ •:>■ p. m. This particular visitor was Kvonlng Worship __ 7:01 ft m. The school, open to sll interested persons, begins Alliance an ardent climber so nothing Monday a t 7 p.m. and from Tuesday through i s s r u a n u i . u s r B would deter him from organ­ CHINCH jtm n iv MiatiokART Friday a t 7 :3 0 p.m. ising an aspeditlon. A gov­ I assi P a r k A rt. a t 14IN ■«. N 4 P T I0 T C H IN C H R sv . C. C. Dsss, J r . .... P a s t o r Tem porarily a t e t t a e aO ernment map and field gUssea Sunday School — 1:41 a. m. U N P a rk A e r a a a were brought into use on the W orsh ip S s r r l c * 11:00 a. m Baa for*. P la r ld a E v en in g W o r s h i p __Two p. m. porch of the cabin. Thera Sunday S c h o o l ___ lo .04 a. m. A lllsn cs Youth Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Sanford Church W o m e n wars no trails up Scarfaca Fello w sh ip (Tu ts ) S.lo p. m. Bible study (Sunday) 7t00 p m (W odi will obaerve Werld Com so careful atudy took pises Evangel ist ic Se rvice 7:00 pm. P r a y s r S s r r l c * — 7:10 p. m Wed. Prayer Meet 7:00 p m . tnunlty Day at tho Good which would help plan their tllll B l e p t i e n e __ ......__P ee! >r Shepherd Lutheran Church attack. After much effort an A Cordial W elcome to Alt Assembly Of God on Friday, Nor. 1, a t 10 a jn approach waa decided on and P I.VEC H E *T ASSEM NLT using aa the theme, "Nation the potential climbers set Announcement was made Church must attend these OP OOD CHCNCW Christimn Building, a Channel to Paaca." forth. Car. Sflfe 0 * 4 B t s classes, which will be held Twenty-three member* of this week of an inquirer’s PIN OT CHNITTT AT r HUNCH K. 34. W i l d e r ________ P s s l o r It waa not necessary for the Junior and Senior Christ­ I'lana for tho observation DI0CJPI.N0 O P C H B IB T Class to be held at Holy in the Parixh Home, st 4th Sunday School — S:tS a. m. sear a. soar eve Aea are being made under direc­ much time to pass before the ian Youth Ministry of tha Cross Episcopal Church in and Magnolia. M o ra in e Worship t0:S« a. m. Rrv. Mtson t ir t g g . E r s n l n c Worship — 7:10 p. as. tion of hire. Ralph Auatin group agreed that It was Sanford Congregational Christ­ Sanford each Sunday night at Confirmation classes for T ou th Harr. (Tuss .) 7:10 pm . Ad Interim Minister 0:44 n. m. Smith, local prcaident of tho qulta a different experience ian Church will attend the • o'clock beginning October children in the sixth grade M id -W ask I t r v . ( T h a n . ) 7:10 S a n d e r School Morning W erta tp 11:04 n. m. organization, w h o reporta to alt on tha porch and plan quarterly District Rally of the rr Thee: informal claxsei an«i up will he conducted each that "for tha paat 20 yaara and to actually climb tha rug­ United Church of Christ will give instruction In the Monday afternoon from 4:13 Baptist viiulch aumeu have studiad ged muutain. On tha climb Youth Group at Ormond basic nature of the Christ­ to 3:13 p.m. Parents of child­ Church Of Christ tha probtema of peace. They they found themselves blind- Beach this Sunday afternoon ian Faith and In the teachings ren who are to be confirmed rtN V T b a p t i s t c n r i c i CRUNCH o r CHRIST Perk S I M M hare worked together acroaa ad by trees, gullies, rocks, and evening. are asked to have their child­ r . B. ate of the Church. C h a n c e __________P a st o r Braver J r . E v a n g e list racial and denominational and bushss that had appeared Among the group going will Father Thomas, rector of ren present at this time. Morning Worship 1:10 a. m. Ralph Bible S e h o e l ____11:00 a. m. linea to meet human naad, rother simply outlined from be M ill Dianne Beach, dis­ Holy Cross, will conduct the Father Thomas will conduct Sunday Sehosl __— 0:44 a. as. Morning Warship lltOO a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. ox. continually expressing their afar off but in the mldat of trict secretary; Michael Scott, sessions. Invitation is extend­ these classes also. T r a i n i n g Union — . 1:10 p. m. Keening Worship _ 7:10 p. m. the struggle It was a dif­ E vening Worship .. 7 :4 ) p. m. Wed. Pra yer Servle# 7 : 1 * p n e faith that laating peaca can chairman of commission on ed to anyone wishing to Wad. Prayer Se rvice 7 i l0 p. as. be aatabliahed with freedom ferent matter. Soon they were Christian faith; Mr. ami Mra. know about the Church and PAOLA CBCNCM O P C H B IB T lost aa far aa following their Lewis B. Beach, district and visitors may attend with no and Juatice. Highway M W est C B S T B U a s m i T C H IN C H MGifU of clothing and aaw* planned trail. There were local adult advisor* and Wal­ obligation. Those adults and Cer. lOtfe * L ft Oak A t * . Morris R u h r ------ E va n g elist Oall S m i t h ------------------- P a st o r Bible Ctneseo _ 10:00 a. m. Ing supplies will be received basic parte of the trail that ler A. R. McPherson, minis­ high school young people who Sunday Sehoel _ - 0:43 a. m. Morning Worohlp _ 11:04 a. m. to be lent to tha needy around they could recognize but tha ter. wish to be Confirmed and Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Kvsnlng Worehlp _ 4 00 p. m. details Lore many surprises. T r a i n i n g Union _ 0:11 p. m. Bib le Closest Wed. 1:11 p.m. Also attending will b« Tom become full members of the tha world. Tha offering will Keening Warship 7:10 p. m. make po.ilbla an axpandad It was not as easy nor pleas­ Palmer, president of the local Wed. Pra yer Service 7:10 p.m. ant as they had anticipated. Senior Group and JoMarle CHURCH o r C H R IP T Nu rsery Ope* program at tha Church Can* 4SIZ P a r k Aeeewo W T R R ------------ ------ 7:10 p. m ter for the United Nations in Soon they were tired, hot, and Benton, president of tha Jun­ Sunday Nit* Broadcast B ort B r e w s __—__ E va ng elist scratched even though the ior Group. New Ycck and w ill1also aid The r.e.v L-atum length Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Beach are W ZITU D R B ll l in v x B V Bible g -.u d y ____ __ 10:40 f t in. avangelistie work in Chlla and progress was small. color movie, “A Letter to Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. f t 41*11ST CH IN C H One by one the discourage­ advisori of the Senior Group Brasil.M Kvonlng Service ... 4:14 p ra. Blfe SI. A K elly A c s . Nancy,” will be shown at 7 See "tle ra ld of T r u t h ’* 1 pm . Program for W’orld Com­ ment began to get the better and Mrs. McPherson Is ad­ Paul M. v a l l e y --------- P a st o r p.m. Sun-lay at tha Ascension Su nd a y School — 10:00 4. m. Sunday « a Chennai a munity Day will be announ* of them. Soma suggested visor of the Junior Group. Tueedty Sunday turning back. Now It did not Lutheran Church on Over- Morning Worship t l:0 0 a. m. Ladle* Bible Ctoea 10:04 a m . ced. Wednesday seem worth the price to those Hunday brook Drive in Casselberry. 7:11 p. ra Kvonlng Worship 7 : 4 i p. m. Dibit Ctxetee who hud been ardent while This i* the first feature Wednesday making preparations on tha length film to bu produced Pra yed Service — 7 :«e p. m. Christian Science cool and comfort of the porch. in full color by the Lutheran ri.VKCNCIT B A P T I S T Tha climber who suggested P I B 4 T CHURCH OP C H B IB T Church, Missouri Synod. It S C IE N T IS T CHINCH It In tha first place was the portrays the dramatic con­ Oaers Need SO* B a s t Bavaad Street encourager. He knew that it Sunday S e r - l e e ft flict In the heart ami soul of P xelo r . . . . Wllllem J . d u e t t Morning Worship _ 1:10 A Sunday School ____ 11:00 a. m. was going to be hard. He n nelf-ntaured church mem­ Huhjsct: ‘T ro rtr ln * of A tone­ Ham. By Donna Kites realized that there would be t i l l e. m. ment" ber who was able to convince Su n d e r School The menu for tho (Ish fry those who would want to turn Wednesday p er ries 1:00 p. as By Heroic* Kelsey r a i n i n g Union 1:13 p.m. a jury at a trial for his de­ TKvonlng H ealin g Room: 101 E. First. W o r s h i p _7 : ! 0 pm . to be held rrlday. Oct. 23, back. He continued to encou­ Special services will be Weekdays: 10:10 a m . - 4:10 fendant but found it almost Wed. Officers A Toaehero 3-7:30 p. m., at f/sngwood'a rage and the climber* con­ held Sunday morning at the p m. Friday E v e n i n g : 0:10Mooting .......... - ..... 4 : SO pm. Impossible to share hla Chris­ Wed. 1:1* p m . P r e y t r Service 7:10 pm . Christ Episcopal Church was tinued to go forwurd. First Baptist Churcli of tian conviction with a nine set at a meeting of the din­ What a picture of life this Oviedo when John Camp and R E V . HURT DROWN year old girl. ner committee held Tueaday experience give* ui. When we Kirby Huckeicw will be or­ Tha public ia Invited to at­ morning. dained aa deacoot of the are In the planning stage life tend tha ahawlng. Served with tho fish will een appear rather elmple end church. Preceding the movie, mem­ he baked potato, cole alaw, we are quite sure of the trails A. A. Myera will bring the bers of the congregation will hush puppies, dessert and that we will Inks. As I look charge and Rev. Jack Bry­ enjoy a covered dish supper Coffee, tea or milk. ant, pastor of the church, back over my own life the at 8:30 p.m. for which the Members of tho commit­ amassment is great ee tha will deliver the ordination guest speaker will be Rev. tee are Mrs. Ed Kuhn, chair­ plane and tha life lived are sermon. Herliert W. G«er«s of San­ man; Mrs. A- P- Bowertox, compared end seen so di­ On Monday at T p m , Rev. ford. co-chairman; Mra. D. D. vergent. Howard Smith of Ft. Lauder­ O'Neal and Mrs. Raymond A week-long series of Gos­ As we plans our lives It dale, field worker of the Flor­ Hull, in charge of Um kitchen Is Important that we try to ida Baptist Convention, will pel survives will open Sunday and Mrs. Herbert Thompson see all of the basics along teach the mission book, "Man- at tiie Paola Church of Christ WSCS To Meet Tho regular meeting of the In charge of llm waitresses. the trail and l># guided by del Baum G ale." The study with Rev. Bert Brown, pastor Oviedo Matimdlat WSCS will Donation* lor the diuuer I* being sponsored by tlie of tlie Sanford Church of them, but as to the details tie held at 8 p. m. Monday ha\o been set (or adults and we must realise that wc will WMU of the church. Christ, as evangelist. children under 12 yt'ira old. be surprised many times. On Sunday, Oct. 27, Lay. Services will be held at the In Fellowship Hail of the Children less Ilian six years man's Day will be observed church, which is located five church. The Important thing is that old will bo served (rce of with L. C. Croston, attorney miles west of Sanford on SR we realise that God has given charge. us a life that must be lived from Titusville, as guest 40, this Sunday and uext Sun­ to we do all that w* can *o speaker for tlie 11 a. m. day at 6 p. in. and each week­ day at 7:90 p. in. live it as ia pleasing to Him. service. WlIxon-EIrhelherKcr Mortuary Croston has taught Sunday Each evening a brief drill The thing that will keep us Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff going even though we become School for many years and for all Interested children has been very active in his will take place from 7:13 p.m. bruised, tiled, and discuuuntil 7:30 p. in. This will be iuged It tbs turu ami cer­ church. a random drill for Hie pur­ tain knowledge that He is our ProRrennhe I’rintinit Co. pose of further acquainting Moth>«dl.\t Men of tl.a He- guide, Even though we will J. M. Cameron and Staff liiu children with Bible facts. 1m d District will hold their (eel lost ami bewildered at Each Sunday during the quarterly dinner and busicontinue to take the iii-ss mooting at (5:30 p.m. next stop ami 11a will con­ series the pulpit at the San­ next Thursday at the Trinity tinue to offer all of Iht- light ford church will be filled byStcnatrom Realty )lt-llio<ii,t Churrli in DiTatml. v.c need Even though SotudMorris Ruby, regular Paola llsrh Stanslrom ami Staff By Donna Kates pastor. Dr. Robert M. lltnckburn, tim*e a s fool that a slop is A majority of the active pastor of tho First Methodist tukvn in tha dark, if ua aro families of Longwuod'a Christ Church in Jacksonville will trusting and serving Him, He Church Episcopal attended The R iu Theatre la- ,guc.t speaker. will see that one is taken |tlie parish covered dish supBill Lovvlace A Employes a Sti-uk will to- featured on care of and that filially we per held at the Parish House the menu for the dinner v.ill icaili tlie top. on Church Street Wednesday which will he served by ladies evening. itev. Itennie Baker, paitur of tlie church. L D J Enthusiastic respon»e was of the Geneva First Baptist inn Kesnj-vathms s h o u l d l*c v - n u r e n u O Q F Q given by tliose attending to Church, will lead daily retieorga Uailry A Employ rea mailed or phoned to the host p . i i _ .* _ plans prevented for enlarge Uval sercirea at 7.30 p nt. rhurih in advance by those ment of the Church. beginning this Sunday and wishing to attend. The Board of Christian EdPlana Include adding 12 feet continuing througii Wednes­ ucatkin of the Congregational to each side of the church day, Oct. 3<). Southern Natural (Sa W I L C O M I WAOOM Christian Church of Sanford , which will more than double Special sung service- will John Dunn 4 Staff Attend Meet will meet at 7:3u p.m. next ! Hie present seating space. be a part of each meeting Virginia l*rlr->«ki Delegates iruni the Lake Wednesday in fellowship Hail i The church aiw will be in- under direction of Lea Van I*. O. Buz 1211 Sanfurd Mary Baptist Church attend- uf tlie church. sulated. air conditioned and \Vinkle, umg leader. iiiy Wvilucvday'* annual meetStilt* Farm Insurance t'linipumes Miss Ruby Booth is chair- centrally heated. A nursery will be open N o ra Nurri* iug of Die Semluulo Baptist man uf the buur-J. other Irring I. Pryor and Staff IF. V I 3 I I Tins Sumijy will tie obwrv- during each service fur the N. bsminol* Association held in Sanford member' are K. P. Waisnt, ed as Loyalty Sunday when care of babies and small were Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, Mrs. Mary .SlnipMin, Mr». member! will make their children. P h y llis Rugenstln* .Mr. auJ Mrs Lamar 8ti»Ve| Ii-nmir Carter ain >1- Wal plH : m fo lioth the general F \ •«23l Invitation u ..j -cii to ih Lake Mary 1 fund kUU L.U l,uli:ltiio L... i •aa U»». is l u w i . U». Muliaea. ftUb*a h« a I W* make »o many plana for Ufa and find that ao faw of thorn bacons# raalitloa that it ia rather discouraging Oomettmea. We would like to help our children with aoma definite plana and then find that all we can do ia to look a t the baalea If we do not want to squander much time and effort. I>r. Burnet Easton, J r . told of an experience that doea much to clarify thia idea. From the time he waa a email boy until after ha had fin* lahed collate hla family apant part of their aummera on a beautiful lake in the Adiron­ dack Mountain.. It waa a fern Church Women Schedule World Community Day Youth Groups To Attend tolly Inquirer's Class Announced At Holy Cross Episcopal Lutheran Film To Be Shown At Ascension tfj t1 4 • • I 1 •i i I Oviedo Baptists To Ordain Deacons Fish Fry Menu Set Gospel Series Scheduled For Paola Church been planned in progressiva stages with certain phases te be completed as the need be­ comes apparent and financing can be handled. Final phase of the program will be con­ struction of the sanctuary. Rev. W. M. Irwin, pastor of the church, will serve as chairman of tha visitation committee with Leo Salmi, president of the official board and Glenn Whipple, chairman Church Of God CH U RCR O P OOB B a d ft r m t f e H. C. S m i t h _________ Paator Sunday School _ f : 0 ! ft m Morning W oreh lp 11:00 a. m. Ivoftgeltotla Barr. 7:10 f t m. T uts. Prayov ! o r v . 7:10 P- m. T hu ra T o u o g People Endeavor _____ T i l t p- m. of the trustees, aa co-chair. Other nsembera of the committee are Walter Bowles, John Darns 11, Irving Nelson, Barbara Hoover. Pearl Dot. ten, William Boyce, Lara Nelson. Harriett Wolkln, William Taylor, Harold Irwin, J . Lu­ cas Baird, Christina Harrell, Catherine Baird, George Hall, Marie Salmi, Loom Whipple and Leon Hodges 8r. Methodist P taS T H B T H O D IS T CBURCH 41ft P M * A H . John T . Adorno J r . __ Pastor Morning W orsh ip - 1:10 a m. y- nday S c h o o l ____ 0:01 a Morning W or sh ip 10:11 a at. a I X T " M o r t l n g o ___Oil* P- m . 1 (In torm odlst*. Senior) Kvonlng W orship — T:M ft- m. Nazarene Congregational n a n chvbch CONSRgOATtONAL OP T f t f t N A i a B B T B C B R I S T I A B CMUNCB W . Bad t t SO Hapla Ava. ( r a i s e d Cfeuwk a t CkHet) Paul Blckoo ---------------- Pastor P a rk Avvaaa a t M4fe S». Sunday B c h o a t ______ 1:01 a m. 1:1) a. m. Church School Morning W orsh ip 10:41 ft m. 11:00 a. m. Wor ehlp Bervlee T o u t n ______________ 4:40 p. m. 0:30 p. m. _ C h ristia n Touth F.vangollotls S e rv le t 7:11 p.aa Mld-Wook 0 Ministry Rev. W a lte r A.R. McPhsreoo, Horvlcs (W od .) . . 7:40 p. m. * Third Sunday Paator ■Ingoplratlou ____ 1:11 p. m. Episcopal C H RIS T CHURCH Charvk s i r vet. L e a i v s o O Fr. Chariot W . Stowort J r . Vicar Holy C om m uitan — TilO a. m. Sundsy S e h o s l ____, 1:00 a. m. Fomtly aorvteo and aarmon 10:11 a. m. Free Methodist PIN ftT CH EBCH T H V NAftANBRB L a k e Mary. Fla. Rov. W. L. Holcombs. Paotsy ■unday 1:41 a. • ■ . ____BIMo ftenssl 11:00 a n . . Morning Wcrohlp 7 140 p. m. — Evonlng ftorvtco 7:00 p. m. __ Wed. Mid-Week P r a y e r Serv ices 7:00 p. m. 7nd Wod. Mloatem. a r y Bervlco OP F R K K METHOD IS T CHINCH e a rn e r Oik 01. and Laarvl Are. T eleph-en- FA J - ! « » F I R S T PHRTBCOBTAL Eugeno Sheldon ........... Pastor CH URCH OP LOTQWOOB Sunday School _____ M l am . Morning W or sh ip — 10:11 am . Evening Worohlp 1:00 p.m. Rev. E. R u th Orsfet _ Paeloy 11:00 a m. Wod. T ro yer Borvlco 7:10 p.ra. Sunday f c h o o t — Morning W orsh ip 11:00 a m. Sunday E v en in g _ 7sft* p. na Wad. B lb t* Study . 1:10 p. m. Conqueror* Mooting LCTHNNAN CHURCH OP Prlday - ........ f i l l p. m Pentecostal Lutheran l t d W. n t h P la t e "The Ch sreh o f tha Letboree Hour" and T T " T h i s la Iht L ife " Horbart W. d o o r s * ____ Paator Sunday School ____ ( i l l a. m. Worship Sorvleo — 10:10 a. aa oood tH z p sr.N D LUTH ERA N CHCRCM IL CA ) 30*0 A Orlando Drive IHvey 17-P3I Paa fard . Florid a sss-rais Presbyterian F IR S T PR B BB TT B R IA B C H lN tll Oak Ava. and Third San ford . Plertda Oravav C. BewelL J r . 1:41 f t m. Morning Worship S: 44 a. m. . . . Church School 14:13 a. m. . . . Rvstlon meeta ll:ou a. m. Morning Worohlp 4:i)4 p. m _ 1‘lon tor A arnlor III KeJIowthlpe 7:14 p. m. Evon lng Worehlp Wed. P r a y e r Meeting 7:00 p m. E rnest B. B ollc k, J r . _ Pastor Sunday Scho ol ------ J i l l a. m. Church Servlcoe — 1 I:M a. m. CHURCH OP T H E COVENANT Paste* Communion— F i r s t Hunday In T h a m e s It . Mahtn W or sh ip ........ ............ 1:00 f t m. Each Month Church g-'hoot — 10:04 a. m. KINDKItU AKTEN AND NURS­ T em p ora ril y at P l n s e r a s l ERY Scho ol— F ra n ch and 17th. Methodist CRACB U X T H O D I I T CHURCH n n » r i Ttd, at Woodland Art., Hov. J o h n I t lllree, J r . Paxtor Church School . . . . _ 0:l> a m. Morning W orsh ip 11:04 a m. MTr ---------------------- 0:10 p. m. S I B N B I g B HNTHOUIBT CHURCH d trm a H eig h ts flee. Buy Gregory, J r . I'uetor c h u rc h School 0:13 a. m. Morning W orsh ip 11:00 a. m. M T F ---------------------- 0 :lo p. m Eve. W o r s h i p _____7:10 p. m. W- - Pray er ftarvle* THO p. m. TO L IS T YOUR CHURCH N O TIC E CALL FA 2 -2 6 1 7 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice lAtteml services tliis weeli at i/our own pirn o f worship Methodist Men Set Meeting In DeLand Christ Church Building Plan Presented Geneva Baptists To Hold Revival F ! Fair Stores, Inc. The American Oil Company Mr. and Mra. M. It. Strickland Wilsnn-Maler F u rn lltn * Mr. and Mr*. A1 MiUsR Holler Motor Sales C*o. Emmett Farrell A Staff J . C. Penney Company C. L. Kobiasok and Employee* Sanford Atlantic National Dank Uoaard H. Ilodgea & Staff jets Meeting Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. Jimmy Crapps 4 Employeea Rowe And Wilha Kerituurant Ituee and Wilk* Bo* man and Employ• �/ l* __ T i A Judge M ize Reports Concert Group Excess Fee Jump Klc.k40!!, fanfurh F ri. Oct. 18, '63—Page 3 UrrilO [lm , Monday At Elks Prairie Lake WMS Officers Plan Program 1 Designer H it UN Flag 'Right On The Button' I * By NEA SERVICE the General Assembly's *eeCounty Judge C. Vernon uf any previous year In the United Nation* Day, Oct. ond meeting, the SecretaryBy Jane Casselberry Mize Jr. today handed the operation of this office. I am Seminole County Mutual 24, will he marked through­ General pointed out that the County Commission a check extremely pleased with the Concert Association will kick Newly elected officers of out the world E>y display of need for a ftag had already for $9,121 fur the county's new budget system and sin­ off Us season's membership the WMS of Prairie Lake the United Nation* flag. 8) been felt and would undoubt­ general fund. This is the to­ cerely appreciate your co-op- drive with a dinner at 6:30 Baptist Church will present familiar ha* thi* banner be­ edly lie increasingly felt in tal amount of excess fees of rration in budgeting adequate p.m. Monday at the Elks Club. a resume of Ihe duties of come that it seem* always the future. He couldn’t have finances to effectively oper­ l.is office from Jan. 1 through All officers, chairmen and imagined hnw right he wa*. their offices and a preview to have Item with us. ate this office during the workera will he guests uf Sept. 30 this year. So. on Oct. 20, 1917. th* The fart i* that it was of activities for the coming present fiscal year.” “As you know," Judge Mize the Concert Association and more than two years after Aoembly unanimously adoptwrote the Commission, "this year at a meeting Monday- the UN charter wa* signed xi1 a resolution "That the Flag are urged to attend. office is now on the budget A seriea of attractions hy night at 7:43 at the church. at Bun Francisco on June 26, of thu United Nations aba!I system. famous performers will make Officer* are Mrs. Leonard ID 15, that the UN flag came lie the official emblem , . , "The excess fees for the their appearance in Sanford Jones, president and Mr*. into being. Ami at that, is centered on a light blue first nine months of 1963 during December, January Paul Branson, secretary-trea­ played second fiddle, so to ground.” were far in excess of the and February, including pi­ surer. speak, to a button. The Assembly’s resolution excess fees fur the entire cal­ anist Lillian Kallir, Columbus Chairmen arc Mrs. L. M. For the flag actually start- of adoption nDa authorized endar year for 196'J. excess Boya Choir and the Lloyd Cosson. community missions;; rd as a button. The globe em­ the Secretary-General tn fees for that year being $6 Puppet Concert Theater. Mrs. Ktzia Parkerson, cir­ blem was created in response adopt a Flag (’ode. The code 188,02. The receipts of this Memberships are sold on a cles; Mrs. Jam es Dunn, pruy- to a request for a button de­ was issued on Dee. 19 of that Hy llernlee Kelsey office fur the first nine season ticket basis only, said e*. Mrs, Paul lame, pro­ sign fur the Bun Francisco in­ yrnr ami prescribed size, months of 1963 totaled $33,gram; Mrs. Mary F. Vickers ternational conference that shape, color, usage, protocol Sunday School officers of Mrs, Ralph Austin Smith, 733.66. The total receipts for the Oviedu First Baptist membership chairman. stewardship; Mrs. Floyd Ba­ adopted the UN charter. and even who might manuthe year 1963 were <136.996,75, iley, publications; Mrs. Ted "Adult tickets, student tick­ I'l.A EJl’E OF APPRECIATION was prenentexl to Km l (.Janas (rig h t), re­ The dedgn, a circular rep­ fneture ami sell the flag t hurch ns announced at the Had we remained on the fee Kern*, social; Mrs Ed lame, resentation of a map of the ets and special low rate fam­ tiring president of the Seminole County Classroom Teachers Association, This code was revised and system the receipts fur 1U63 recent annual meeting arr ily memberships will in- availpublicity; Mrs. Robert Con­ world, was prepared hy the for bin two yearn of service in that office, by Sal Manfre, the new presi­ an amended version adopted A. J . Metcalf, superintendent; would hate exceeded the re rad. GA director and Mr*. Presentation Branch of the on Nov. II, 1952. dent. (Herald Photo) aide through Nov. 4," said I.. A. Hardy, associate super- Mrs. Smith. ceipts for the year 1963. Lloyd Smith, Sunbeam dir­ I'.S. Offiie of Strategic Srrv. Is it proper, as many peo­ "1 believe that 1 am correct , intemlent; J . Y. Harris, secector. "These Mutual Concert Se­ ices — wartime's cloak-and- ple believe, to display tha in slating that the excesa fees |retary and El, S. Gott, assist ries programs bring some of Mr*. Paul lame will lie in dagger DSS. Stars and Stripes above thu for the first nine months of ant secretary. charge of Hie program and the finest entertainment in Not After the e o n f e r e n cc United Nation* flag? Depart iiieiit.il superintend­ 1963 exceeded the excess fees Mrs. Kerns and Mrs. Jones America today, right here to opened in April, UN Secre­ according to the code's proto­ ents are It. L. Ward and A. Sunford to give the best of will serve as hostesses. tary General Trygve Lie sai l col section, which say* "Tha A. Myers, adults; W. A, music, drama and dance," said Nursery will be provided he thought it was desirable flag of the United Nations Ward Jr ., young people; Jack Judge Vernon Mize, president for those with small child­ for Hie General Assembly to shall nut lie subordinated to Calvert, intermediates; C. II. of the association. ren. adopt a design as Hut UN'* any other flag." Thompson, Juniors; Mrs. J . T. official seal ami emblem. Ihe detailed regulations re­ Bryant, primary; Mrs. Kate By Jane Casselberry So on Dec. 7, 1948, the quire that when the UN flag Layman's Day will be ob­ Mathers, beginners and Mrs. Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor Aascntbly voted for the San l.v displayed with one or more served this Sunday at the World Order Sunday, com- it. S. Colt, nursery. of the Prairie Lake Baptist Francisco "button" design, other flags, "on no account First Methodist Church of Tiiorating the 18th anniver­ Mrs. Jack Calvert i* In Church, reported today that w ith slig h t m odifications. may any flag displayed with Sanford when all three sersary of the United Nations charge of the eradlo roll de­ atlendance for revival ser­ lives will Ik- under direction Tile emblem then adopted the United Nation* Flag h* Charter, will lie observed at partment and Mux Cook is vices has been exceptional, ami since in use consisted of displayed on a higher level of laymen of the church. Grace Methodist Church this director of the extension de­ lly Jane Casselberry a polar projection map of the than the United Nations W. IV Chapman will lead Mr*. Nancy Dobbins, 77, particularly among Hie young Sunday at the Morning Wor­ partment. The South Seminole Garden wtirld, >ur rutimlcxl hy two Flag.” the 3 :io a. m. service. Re­ ship Service. General officers of the ' *»•»( at 0:15 n.m. Thursday at people and etllldrc.. who have Club will resume ita fall |olive branches. ports on attendance at the So If you wunt to honor At S:3o |>. m. the third ses­ Training Union are Mrs. her home, 36l Ka.-l Fifth enjoyed ihe special (Migrants schedule Monday with a ine*l-| pieseniwi by Dr li D r '.Mur­ annual Layman's Retreat at The olive branch i», of United Nations Day by shutt­ sion of the W.S.C.S. Study Mar* Wuikec, iliicitui; L, A. G tuet III Stenfurd. j ing to to- held at Ihe home of] law'shurg will be given by course, the ancient Greeks' ing the blue banner with Old site had lived ill Sanford phy, the Magic Man. Course will be held with the Hardy, associate director am! Mrs, II. T. Crittenden, presi­ A special service for adults Randal! Priest. Herman Sellsyml'ol of peace and the Glory, better get yourself a Rev. Hugh Booth as rtudy , Mri, w . A. Wurd Jr., setie- for the past 16 years and dent. on Red Rug Lake Road and older youths only Is roeder and Hot) Gutdlinger, world mop symbolizes the second flagpole. was the widow of the lale A. You cnn'l Icsder. REV. EIHIAU SMITH tury. at 1:36 p. tn. An entirety different type urea within which the UN ,« correctly fly 'em Imth on tha Several Laymen of the W. A. Ward Jr . Is director ] K- »"bbins. She was a mem scheduled for 7:30 p.m. SulI.t. Col. Mark Fravcll will service will lie held at 10:33 concerned with achieving same staff. church will tie attending the of the adult department and her of the Uetiekuh Lodge of unlay when Dr. K. J. Hau­ speak on "Getting To Know peace. ids, evangelist, will speak when Ashby Jones will lead Sanford Area Christian Work­ C. \V. Holder is director of Sanford ami was part noble Orchids." Mis. \V. J . Hartley, on how to be happily mar­ the service with Dr. Richard But tlieie wa* atilt no of­ ers School lo in* held at hirst yomi(j peoples depart grand of tile lodge. horticulture chairman, will be ried. Dr. Daniels has writli Daugherty speaking on the ficial UN’ flag, Howover, at l a Ih e C a u r t a t th e I ' M t l f Survivors are two daugh­ Methodist Church Monday merit. Coordinator uf the ten five liooks on love, court­ topic, "Our Mission Today." in charge of Hie piogrnm. J m la e . x . M la n lr C o * a t ) , a t a i a young adults' and Intermed­ ters, Mrs. Robert A. Williams Year hook* will Int distrib­ * f C lo r lila . l a I ' r . X a l . ship, marriage and sex pro­ Rev, John T. Adam* Jr., unit Mrs. Eugene E'tridge Jr., l a re the C a l a i s *>■ iate departments is Bill Mor­ blems. pastor » Hie church, will uted. both of Sanford; a grand­ in rut: t int 1 i r rut iit o f KIJiiXVUIITII I. Kt'I.I.KU gan and lenders mu Mrs. The executive boat if met A separate service for dill Deeeanert, 'iu-ak al the evening service t h i : ni nth J i i i i m i * r n u John l ump and Mrs. Ruth daughter, Mrs, Kenneth !.. CIS XI, Xlltll'K dren will tie held at the same which a’so will In- under dir­ Iasi Monday hI Mrs. fritts-li- • I IT. IN INI! Fllll Retry of Orlando; a grand Notice Is lisreliy iclven that Fill N il, IT.till III N, Metcalf. II, 8. Gott Is direc­ Presbyterians will recall the ection of Hie laymen. The den'a home to niuke plans for Non: time with films ami magic. ttis iitiilsrslan.il will, on th« IN Fll NMTIIIT Ml. I.NM.N tor of the Junior department son, Eugene Estridge III of Ith 'lay nf November. .X. I*. I ho year and April 4 was set J 1 KIHI.AK MOinNlADH Climaxing the revival will history of their branch of series of i-venintt presentations Sanford; a brothrr, 11. A. t»U. prsxent to tii. llonnraM* as thu date for the Flower i mhi on \rit)N o f Fum uiA County The monthly meeting of the and Mrs, Gott is lender. Mrs. Mantling of Siiiifotd; three la- an Every Member Roll tin "Tilt* Bible and God's JiMur nf 8, mlnnle I'roti stunt i.nil at the evening ti Flri'fld.1 CurptirAlton. hTlOW, Catholic Women's Club of the Ann Hurt is is diiector of the great grandchildren nnd sev­ Cull this Sunday morning County, Florida. Ma final r"Mission" will be continued. llAlntlff. service this Sun-fay as they tvir>1. account uiol vmirh.rs, as v* Church of the Nativity will nursery department. when each church family is eral nieces and nephews. K l» U I V WTHIITNf N?f ft 1 4 Kxerutnr of tbs Kstats* of worship according to the -i\ be held at 8 p.m. next Mon­ Cl.I.-SWdltril U Kill.I,Kit, IsOltUNINK WhHITMA*. Funeral services will be asked to lie in attendance. A n*r.tvUftit. csoseil, siol si sold llm*. then ice used hy John Calvin. Cal­ day in the social hull of the goal of 331 hat been set tor belli at 10:30 n.m. Saturday nnd Dirts, myk. annllestlnu NllTII I! TIN ni FKNLI church. vin wits the leader of that part TO 1 Kim IN’ VNUIIITM NM «n 1 lo th. sslit Ju.litS f.Tp a flnol at Brlsson Funeral Home with Hie occasion. Guest speaker will be Mrs. I.tMtII MNK WIHIITMA.V settlement nf til. .ilniliil.tr.Children who hate had per­ of the Piotestailt an.! Reform­ Rev. Fred B. Chance officiat­ |l<>a nf (Xl't M ill., amt foe \i|i|r**E«4 I nkniEivn John F. Horvarth, past chair­ fect attendance records dur­ By Ju lia Ibirtos ing. As-iisting will be Rev. tou u m itfcjtKor n o n * on ardtr ill.rbsralug him *s ed churches. Kisrutiir. man of Catholic Charities and ing (lie past week will be re­ Fifteen boxoi packed hy FIKO Hint a j*uH |n fnrecliM*rt •ii.-tx \V. It. Warfield. Doled Ibis lb* loth day of Rev. Cheater W. Plunk re­ 4 '!'*r! triKrt Kin !>t#n tie was an author whose Foreign Relief for the St, warded Saturday morning I it c Seven!h-day Adventist ii«4lrtgt pm In Hit fthovt Court d.ntomh.r, A. D, IKI. Ilurial will he In Lake View Ktlaord Hlioit Augustine Diocese of Catholic when they are taken for free [hooks have been influential cently returned t.» the area Dorcas Society of the Alin• hy 1hi* tinEVrt nirnBif FUlutlff Ellsworth (Bill) W. Quinn, Cemetery. T . Kieeuti.r nf tbs KststS to BHuime duties ns new pas­ Th# prifpprtjr v< > ttK ht tn b« Women. airplane rides. monte Springs Health and (>frt(*!n««il U iirt fultawrt! throughout Protestantism. He 55, of HIfl*t» Palmetto Avenue, of tzu-axvunTii u guidetor nf Ilia Osteen Baptist All women of the parish Sanford, died Thursday eve. Kit I•*et 10. TA)\ni*\I.K ftUH. Welfare Center are on their also was pastor in Geneva, Church. D ecs *« it I ‘tv I* 1*iv, nrr*ord1nir t*i are invited to attend. way to Hie disaster urea In niug at Seminole Memorial HTKNHTIIOM. PAVUX Switzerland ami Httusbuurg, 1' iat 111*"r* f>f 4 « rc*f*.1nl *»I A graduate of .Stetson Uni­ Haiti where they will be dis­ In ri.it Ihmk 11. 1'Aict nr A MclNTomt Hospital following s brief ill­ France. versity and the Golden Gate fif in** Ihihiia K«(*nnU of xttirti.y. fur Ri.cutcr ness. The 7:36 p. m service at the Itnpli.t Theological Seminary tributed to the needy from Fpmlnn1# County. FIoHJa t'n.t Oftlrn Urowsr 111* one of the Seventh-day Ad­ TUIT AUK UKiJlTUFVl In nonfnril, yinrl'la Manager of the Colonial First Presbyterian Church in California, Rev. Plank has fll# your Anivrpr wit It Iti* l‘uhiiib Oct. 4 II, tl. II, 11*1 Service Station on French wiR to- adapted from Hie or­ held pastorates in Geneva ventist missions. nf lh« Court mot in I’DN-H All Societies of Hie area Clrtrk ders of worship used at those Avenue, ho came here two *"t v« 4 cmh|iy upon 11n* l*InIn anil In Sanford nnd in Colum­ 0< T 0B i:it IT IX TIIH I'lH d lT IXIIHT. have worked on this project. tiff*' U(orn*y*( FIIFI2I) A SIXTH By France* Wester years ago frum Winter Haven. two rhurrhc*. Differing in bus, Ohio nnd California. .11 II IIT Xt. I'lMXI IT, Admissions N A TII \NHO N*. 21»t Mouth ix Ryder Trucking Company xxit I'imi aK.xiixxil.il A Fellowship Covered Dish several ways from services This Sunday will he cele­ He was a member of the Eddie Macks, Ruth Smith. Ha nnd bis wife, Barbara donated services to deliver WiMhlnctnn Avi*nu*t riiu*v|ll*-. eiix isix , Ki.nitmx. Flirldj, nut liirtr Hion Nov* ix i nxxi Hi i t so. brated as Laity Sunday at the Methodist Church nml of the William Gordon Brown. Ma Dinner will he held at the Used in modern Presbyterian Jeanne (Caldwell) Plunk nnd the boxes to Pan American rtnihrt.p i, 1fM1. If you fail to WINTKIl P.XtlK KKDKHVN First Baptist Church of Lake churches, it will help to affitni Sanford C o n g r e g a t i o n ­ Loyal Order of Moose. their daughter, Itrtin Jeanne, Mr Lines which will fly Hie *lu in, t ilrtrrnii pro mlc Sputts, Mary Zurbrugg. wIII hrt rutrrh'l 4R<iln*t£ ynii hxvinum and tx*xs Asnri. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Gclon Revels, Robert D. Bra­ Mary this Sunday following tin- rich heritage of worship are now residing in the pural Church with the tln-me for fsir th* r#*)l«f tl'-niEtided In '•IXTIiv.V, o enr|i,ir*llon orgoods to Haiti as it* contri­ tfie morning worship -orviee Konlie.t on.I -listing unilsp which they have front lioir image of the Osteen Chureli the day to be "My Church and Grata Jacobs Quinn of San­ den, Douglas Cobloton, Jam­ IhfE i 'lmplilnt, bution lo the needy. The dinnrr will take place founder*. WITNKMM my hind nnd «•«! thn tows of th. United P latt, ford; two sons, Ernest of il. Swartz lager, Fannie Fmll." nnd would welcome visits nt America of * 1Iti I Viun At M'UirullfloIti nitre The Rev, Edgar W. Smith from their friends in the nis i. The morning messagn will Columbus, Gu. and Eugene of rie, iuna F. Locklcy, Jeff D. In Westmoreland Wing uf the CoQltfi Hilt l>t (1ay of ucirhurch. Invitation i« extend ohiir. n«a. Jr. will lend the service. he given In three parts. Lewit Arnold City, I'a.; daughter, Winland, Sally Eason, all of Xl.t.XN a M-INT ixhii md (Si: At.) Beach will speak for Hie Mrs. Geraldine Larkin of Sanford; Delores Williams of ed by Rev, Ralph K Taylor, Arthur If n«ckwlU), J r . iik i . kn m MatNT* mil, bis IX TIIH SIMS'S IT ( ill IIT. wife end ■•Tltll. .1 Itl.ONIFlrtrk of (Trcult Court youth group. Mrs. Waller Pittsburgh, Pa.; six grand­ Winter Garden; Alice Cooper pastor, to all member*, their XIVI'II ,11 I'll III, 1 III! I IT (IKN and ZKl.DA HUiNIHKN, families anil friends. 1!. Bethea for the women and children; his mother, Mrs. of Lake Mary. IN ! 1111 fill* I I I I III’IIT III* us1 r i oui i M ix xxii n m i-twI*urri-rt* III. wlf. IN Till: I (III t i l l nl 111* o r I III: NINTH .»| |»|| IU . i in . SllWIXIll.tl IOI XTl. i'H »x- Krx'.-d and N,tihin»ofi Defsridontx. Kdmond Weber for the men. Sara Quinn of Belle Vernon, Itirth* IIIIX XI). I l l t l < I IV, IN I Nil Fil|| b | >||. XIITIX K IIK SI IT l III: NIMII II If If Ilia I lu ­ Ollier parts of the service Pa.; four brothers, Charles of j j r> amj j|r*. I'll Mil,tm It OATt.lV st M* 2ln Mouth Wuhlimt’ d AYrttitirt Till At.toAN 8. XlelNTtsm b . Cooper , l l 11* OF (M i 1 ffM «t Ml- Nill, F I III VIA. FV,Oil III I. Tltimvlllrt, FIa. IN I II \Nl I III Ml. I.MUH <■t at, lie'll. No. I | Mil l: ( III MV, I I.Oil III %. will he conducted by Mrs. M. Orlando, Harold of Silver |a hatiy girl, of Lake Monroe; Ihildlth Out. I» It* l l # 25, 11*1 1‘lalntlff* PAUL C a m U Vs, v a in »: to n m sit ilnddird. Kons*. (TiS-» J . Corbett. Mrs. Beatrice Springs, Md. ,.ud Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs. W. Swartz- i h i : «.i * i k or i i om o i Tn, f l i t M i l l * Ml I L-.III H*lnllff. »■ __ |vnd to one end sit oilier peri­ Tin: i nn * i . 11 : \r. 1.11*1: Vi, 1'AIU. K. K' KM.XN «t at.. i-t oil at, i m \ INrtl It\.VCK Coll I'A v v ilurtsche and Robert Heine, Lester, both of Charleroi, liiger, a baby boy, uf Sanford. ls TUN r i l i r i r r n il IIT o p ilM claimlna ony riabi. Htl*. I l.f Sfl.t Allt — T in : SIXTH J l mi l XI. r ill- in I or Inter,-l lOl! Pl'ltll In .lid '> I’laintiff. « l ItTIS T liruilFM tint! IIKitPa.; two sisters, .Mrs, Isabelle D ltih u zrt xirn rrt o r »i it m * t : urniicM. iih u i f k ; Ilnur* 1 n-tx itt ( I l f . IN NM) FMII •i:>l Ndl.F. Hi# fnltawlnn x1rt«crlbrt<l •* toi •*viti, r: iv k s h v i t u i h . i . h u, KiKF.r«iiFitin it Crosftvljlt T«‘rin»* "*» Nauruan of Pittsburgh and Clyde Muse, Florence A. Kur­ VnTty, to • • It: I'liiu i' j nr\faV •* <1* li Nl ). IT Mill)!. n.l KlllTII A Kl K KI.III M'I wlios— plae. ot r-.Mines K Tnu. And * m Ji uf >nii, sir* !.nt It. Hlo.'k *V**f ONK. IN I II NM I II) NO. lAlTd t ** f«ti 11until • Mrs. Gladys Sultenberger of gan, Mark It Samis. Doris ti*-rid»y Kit, hi* mfe; JOKI* K SMITH null fits-1 lh.it stilt It i * 1* !e\NT» MHnitKM tflflllHVt* \ti 1 i n : n r %i 11 1> H i Pit K ONVNKHM FKttKKAL lull f* Mnln «tr**t Belle Vernon. fU*'1 futrilmrt you In in* •Hill I f. tfsF. I illll f l,il«l 111: nil j a m : it M\irrii. *i«» Johnson, James Richardson. SI* EN * Aucordlni to 2*1-41 HNVIN'W AM) l*H NV ASM») rirrtilt * *r* uft of in lnnl# U I. *n IIIKItTIIA J\NK Akfitlh Uhln Hl'Twof Ail foil ml tit PI .'it (*l NTIO.V, i I?nif*k*1 Mfiitvk FmlThe body is being forwurded Vince Byrd. Katherine Uishop Fotinly, Ft »rhti. In #’h.irn «*nr. TO l*l«1111» J, 11* ,*ly Efid •’:»t h .SMITH. Ill-* Wlfrt, 4 ml llouk 10. IVigrtN S And 4 R.-v Herbert \V. Goers* of today by Gramkow Funeral drill M iv Iiik*! ,ihf| iAEiin A#««»**rlut» ll«s.i!r, h>i* wif» |l**f*u I»ii f • and baby girt, all of Sanford; Aft .thhrevl if *d HM# rtf HrhI u Ml.■1111.M Hi > \ W * r r • n Ie* e111jd K W'KMAN of Hi# Fdhik ItvcEirtla of Sanford will speak on "Sat­ Nil I II F OF *1 II wh"tn piac# of rof»t*li»riu« MAtIon, 11 Fir lit Frttfr.il Fulfill* Hi?ml li mIn (Toulity, Florid I'MInllff, Hume to Dawson, i'n., for Irene Tillli of laingwiaixl. Htr**. 1. In U H IT I II I I t.i*a n ftiMH'Inlion m uf hi* ml n tin TIM vItK 1IKUCMT SOTIe isfying the Basic Yearning*" services and burial. \ f hlrm#, M .i » ** 4 (’iIif*•rtt t w V» KKS It Kl KKl* i■minty, 4 t'orjj'iratl ii, i*luIn­ 12:, rt Ilit**rc rim r l F11:1 * lint Hi* FUliiHff, WIN* JEEHN J* OH4lATl|.\ni* •rid Tf t *'r# h#ri t»y n inn* 1 tlitl n il i’ll All for member* of the St. Luke’s i IKI Hid BDtTII \ ti ff. v•. Oeoric* 11eimIt m'I fir4 n 1' *nt i*1ilti ( ?*l I'll tilt) fOil F a II«. f > fi 1 « IlKTTV I. * e*4•l \TH Mtl*, f**r >n TKIt I* NItK FF.UF.KAIs MM. ■••* It Car Wash Set 111K CMtKltHKIt. tun wirIs'HI I'tlKh, *'| |l . |Htfrl|.|,tnt * rfirtiln iiitirtuiik«* <*n*'iimIi»**rinK Y i ir** loitlftc*! He.It ••fly lujkhnnd And rtiff, ( hri-tiiiti Day School l*TL at I I.Nils AM' U*NN NMM»»C1A. 1!» *1ilt*rti * • Fnkritivi n i i* tn it I n I u i te i* Fof«* 1 *n»« I tin* n tTur*i of "»i | ■nil hrin* I Tl* v\ hi* 1ii«UHlt«*l •»! 11 TinC brtiHun Youth Gioup dhrnritd, (Itr Ihit . .......I r* *l Monday night's meeting of Vim. 1 f * in .1 n n t « * , irr li*'r*,i rlllt t<E fttfi't 1 »■« tliit i' et1nIII I ml ( |A ftip ()( 1 I * f**rid iht 4, l ir tin it ym| In tho C*l‘ 11 I of the Congregational Chris­ tit*11 Ik4ir* *f41if"1 M1r f li 1«• ft ••i*■«1y t**-w.lt |II\ |»1,1)1 ‘iV"I III.«( el «*|I111JiI4lilt rI-11u k« to Hi** ! 11low Inft d*'•"•• I III Jfill V tin- gmop at Ihe school. I i viu11 of |h0 .N l1ril.fi J i llo A (ES*i NI'll AIM* r.**r 11. 11 i»f >r r i« t>» *|l|l« f 1Jill" «»II lllr fill $>114' III 4 |11111,. i r* 11 irt1ul•» uc11S tian Churrii of Hanford will ! '»«:• liittl rtf r«< i»nl In Offl 1* 1E'iftMl 11. III 11|11 f. *r Siti11110 rt' •* (li'tirtfxl I E *d ivury M>-mhei * ate reminded to N**I(TII «Mtl.AM**f 4 < !*• *■ i f * i *l >*roii^rty, t»tli nk 3'*«. pic*, in . Nil i f•4 1 I»»ft 'if Ihrt HK'i E’rtunljr hloriilu. iih' nmur# * # iltwnH. Iii<Mait CHirtllHK f** ft!i»( ri*sponsor a enr wash this Satur­ Hf!iiilrn»l# t*«iunt> ftulItI i■• r« bring their bundles of nrivs•.' NNN ’ » 1 y l n c MotiHiHid sull I# to fMfrr|u*i Ib.t n o im t : k » hi i i : ni» Vr l r . l in I'Ul ll.M»k 13. wit V.ot :n of III.M-k r.; l^.tB 12. Funeral services for Mrs. n*of(l». ffiieuffihorlng 4h«* f«ilsxi***t i*f Ml)trtli'Eroimh ll**A d day from 9 a.m. until a p.m. •4rtjiir in *riM44*-’ HliU'h ei • •oipeis to tiie meeting for the n••» UtK IIKIIKUV s o r t I'E 4 M11 It. I'UhM*' \\ 11, I'.. 1C, IT. M. :3 titH Ini* i|»»crIU * » l tr.il irtitiirrly, n nl N'lirtlitfiipt of Hi*1 ruitihvf* If)** aIetevi* drtrtcrlh* l Fear! McGarrity, mother of F I K I » Mll*t A rtUlt It* ftlfrttd" * • * at the Termed) Service Sta­ tf»*wit: I* i .irli s.f Hvinin**!*' Cinjnpaper drive which begun last 21. i I : . «if lit*' Ic M i *vi*-„111,-f !*>tiuya U i.t l 'll Eli Ylnrt tlAH hrt*|| flli-il f.rxi(M<r(v, *4.lt| l*Tup#rty li#I»i i ty. Ftorlilt Mrs. Ray Murray, 225 Cry-tui Lill* t'i 20. ;!. A nd tion, French Avenue ul Hull Uf) 1.V To W Ii •Mil in 1.*»t t*»7 of QI*FI S F Mils*it tiAt**11l Ultd 1"Ei'A11.i 111 M#in month us a fund raising proj­ nidi nil )mi In Uin >1■ b**p11 fit*-I iiic^lritt yii« 21 Ilf 11.1tick N. I'll Ult Hull H Til It I I’ I. \ T H IU < 13 ' i ' ♦ ('•lilfl l*> He# lii'iMc IIUI1|rt‘l rinirt i ’duiiI? Florid.*. Von •< I Drive, Loch Arbor, were held Street, near the Sunford Ju n ­ !ti th« 4l»«»v*-«(y!« • » I 4inl ect. 1* *if I! >k O, aeci«ri||lVK AIHeITIO.V TO I’AS-fFI.- y•1ti »r« r***jinr**i 1 , -•*rv. 4 Ml llll IIiitrt «*ifUIlty, Florl li, I'iilnilff Tin riy #*»u*(hl rtAx.'ti *»f yny At# !i#r*h# (•■ |•14 1 llirrriif ior High School. IlKliltT. FUMlIlfA. Hrnil- rf)|*y «il |ff»uf Answer «»r Those in the Geneva urea Monday in Atlanta, Gu. Il4ip in'.' 0 fll e| AK.,iln»l (tl bu f •ei ■- I tit"i I■ i* fill Ion * rci|iilr#il to fit* >*»xir Aatwrt* In Iloulc 11, i»rtlr C ’lillflty* Ffuflil;*, «*'•l))«d »ult, 4ii I A frequent visitor in San­ « [ | tI h e V r In Ihe Itai gain pi ices have been UK 7 iHNdhAt.K MITI- with Hi# Flrtrk of Ihrt Kireuit should contact Mr*. K. W. tti« (*nit«(<!»*tit <»ii N, 1, iini 10 rtf fli«t I'uMl'’ fiord Ine in i'lflct I h<*r«*<*f Fti-.tillriK rrtt|illrnl In irrv* * ihillft. in a(iti for HniiiPrtH* •tl Afat r**du hlVlKHW* „it imrtlinn V" ford, Mr*. McGarrity died j'J tint If f ■ ittorn* » * x SI»I U set fur both regular and com­ | I j f S ri III | II4 J I* i» C D II O ' Yui borough regarding thu rrpnrth'l In 1*141 M-'*k 1(■ Kff.v, lUSII. LlKvN turns'. A**r or Either tii«r IV «t thE*r•-«»f Am r-'- FiaUiiijr. Flofi«l>i. aid! *<*rvt 4 l*y of y*mr tjr, FI *rl*M; Oct. 12 in the Jesse Parker p.iK** *if thn I’n 1 *1 i li* f'omiitAlnt »*ri thtftdl uimn W. Ik t pact size cars. mu to lh*» newspaper collection. * *ir*|f tj in I'U l Hotik 13. Dii|)) A •4 li *1**ei I! KI tl I, !23 ho* |i«•*•ti f i!**-1 .ik .i Iiib! you In FIf.d curd* uf N*ml»if]« County, fills FLiititlf f‘« AUnrn* y il*inl» ii N |'.«* HR. *»f lb A iMlill.t Wl SHKUNN rKlM.K, of Hir fil'd Williums Hospital in Atlan­ 1*4 »t r**nfri! \v* 11u<*, *list 4.l*ittrt «i>l* d suit sod >oii Kf•■‘lE, r K, It" K;»M I’iijiim* rFinch! 1 ot I) litilerrteetile, lUltif* .s11■■••id# t*f Mninitmlrt Cwiifita from a In art ailment. Uni.jr. \ to r<«rrlctluni of Fb.rl.i 1. 4it I fli« The *»rin ei il .if*' rn|Ulr«f«( t*» ■i)rv*f 4 »'oio \V4ld, ;.‘ l 1*4 K \> IIU*. Me*U , i I’ O IS t), Fl'Tidrt An»w**r «ir rith«*r I*1 * • stltin of four * w «*r or iiiHtr 1 *I • 1 • r*coril. r <rt> J, K i r k F I a j m ,, Miinfuftl. During her .toys in San vnlf NUK ItKljitrUU) («• NYlntrti F »rk. FhirhU. N11• H»* true «*» >'i*- r 1on11141111 tl|iuti tiiv s;i«i And: you ar» tvrrrhy r*ojl|lrrd Ihn off lo* uf tb«f l?l*rb FI *>r4<Ia, 3*111*, ad(I flirt Hi*' flirt I'fj'iir A.tirtW*T »b II|i Hue lit vHfui’ I*14 ini if!' IiTl I.li• aU*»* ■* iNiiirt oil *4f brtforB jiUnnnrr ford she attended the Oaktitiirm*). JliSKI'H nr In Idit! !•» fill; your w **h> p in K-ild CJffiUk N n*w rtr e e t nHi*'r If lirk of Hi# i ’nut l *|)id to *i tl in on .rr liafor# iht 2: T VI ,\tt :. UlxU, |*. O ft t 23*. •tilt wi'li Hi** npi|*r Eilififd t(4V *alh ill*JP*lf \tl*nnlit’ i« lawn Baptist Chapel and hud ka) x \tEVrtmtiur, t * imi I m tflrt uffl'E* e*f Hi# I srtfiMa * roily iM'on r.H(* I'Uin* ■ If y,#u r.iil !«» do 4.- 4 *1* '** |F«rn l*4 fk, Fl*#rl*l • 1)*1 !*» fitrt |•iT( iu*4>M **1ftrk of «Kld f'Eiurt 4 ml t * » Hi rx l*r., i ’oI|[|xdi >* l aaf Hi# <*»r ' i l l P oii. i t*r» tiff. \ (turn#) * lu id .i' a By Shirley Wentworth III Jane Ca.-selEH-.rry many friends there and in will f>* Ukni U10 «rr)Kiu4) aim* nr uf ulhiir nr r khrfiir# 4*erv • c-sjty lh»*r**uf the pro thu 32n*l day **r hi lutureEl at,iio»t you. NNfll AXM<*N. 21“ V'ltih VNAglit«r .1 44 ii(Mt fur lil.rt-l iu; in Hi* *.ffl.*r rtf til** N'livmiilier, A H The Bear fjike Elementary 1 C. M. Harp, principal "f the First Baptist Church, IT Id *HU>KIU7Ci i !»a( ti. • If >*»<• Iii Mlull NVrtiMir, niuxvill#, Ct. rk !h« ilrcuit Cnur t u*i r.B)I trt li<> rto. A dtcrrtC 14 ntie 4 ft,| 41lil Mf* * ,*r It* - m,in*»Mj Id Hi# t!tJiii|i't tillI. lET 'l KllfiJu, Hat IAt#I* 1hA11 X'E'V- h* oUbHrthrtd In Tl*# Hahfurl South Seminole Elementary Pinevreat Baptist Church and PTA will sponsor a spaghetti 1|«.w , on of l»c for** the Itli »1,iy Till* Null** ■)l4 11 Ills (IEIKJ1- nt to foi < tii# 3rd d4jf of Nu»- euiifi *"•<» will <‘*‘ t.ikfn AKrthirtl ilfibrtr IS. 1T 11 #r 4lda a 1MHN*|PA|Mlt flUhll am* i«3 If jruw f Alt supper this Saturday in the of Novfrut»*r. 1**43, »nd In ‘In- tiih*ul «a« • * u f k f>«r four ttrulftr, !'^3 If you f-*k1 la d* yui* ft*r fht School at Casselberry, has an­ CenMal Baptist Church. *l#in4 tul#il (it ilo • i dti-rr* pro e*Efi- f>si in Momldott Cuuntr- Flo • Kt In th «E San11 % drtcr«rt t*rr» coiif# 9 *o will forntri'iJChr* school cafeteria with serving fault thtrrrif I»«*i rrr I'ru C'-ieihi tn* I'.rupUlm. nounced that Friday, Oct 25, vail' h« *Mit«r»*‘l Ad-HiErtt hi i. tiiiif r a* ii *%rEfk for four , • •| fr ag«» Mil) tin ilU rffl «K4ln«t ford IlirAld NVITNHMH tii) IeaieeJ i ii .I (h# j i»U for lii» f* 11®’ drtltlAtldrtd CuttlrtAtlikv* «E«k» heduled continuously bc- full f»\TFff fill* Iftth i i f uf rwlirtf d*‘fiiindrd In Hit com* „ni, will be a conference day and N NI f \ i : » i .*' tiAHxl o# If'rt i'll Mdl nf till* r*uiir( 41 in Hi# (’i.nv|<Ialot \ViTNKHft rnr 1*4n atif«1 rtf* fjh"i nf**-r, 1i*-I tw ecu the hours of 5 and 8 \VIT Nf me' my III n i 411.1 *. aI (T«ik ot Hiv FlrxtHt 1'onrl, the children will not be In Til rtt ni *1, Mniii iii*e1** *%jeuni), V \ ITNOS my hviml ind ofOTKAIal f hlttl ri*4I af Tin* tlnimiy Fin rid a. HiU lltli day of •if I'lltl F'lliri A M-ltlXtet i|, n. it.' .lr k.*xMi «. y. I 1 >rt 14. 1■> • p.m. iirttih. ir. school. .1 %rUfUf 11 Courlhod**, t^4wfA»r*l. ^**111! In fhtuitrtulr OjimiI y, thlf till *Ia> lit* ;5tU «lAy of *#plrtmbv , **ourt f.ird, s.»mlfndrt Fininty, Fl-ir- •* toiler, A. IE. I EH3 <M<>rk uf (*1 Served with tile spaghetti f’ounty, F! .fill* Ut d-*y of Parents wishing to consult 19*3 •»f EK(oh#r. I3M. l ij, thin 2n I <l*y uf Oxtobtr* (Ml. Nisi (!) ; >l4rlls4 T. \ Mltrn Octuhnr, lip*!(ttl.)lx) Nrllnif I! llfv k% lilt. Ji , will be salad, garlic bread I HF \lo) with their child's teacher are fd*!l1lty «*I**rl (Hi;Ala* nr tii nr li In k xvMv Jr (T» i K nf H e * **lfi'i|M Fnurt Arthur II 1 1 * t U nil li. Jr,,,. amt a choice of beverage. Des­ («KAL> requested to telephone the Arthur !l K-. k-vlm, J r , I ltd*'..... . Ilu ah Dean. *'l#rk of thep 1.11tv it i.i I*0 ui • r:|.*rk rtf r'r.tii' iVtmrt In And For twittHindi* *"'»«il­ fynl «4r *1 & VAft ■f*»tl fjrtl * Arthur it lie Kuril h, J lift Martlu T Vili1**i» M y. VltrUiA T Villi**# sert will lie available at ex­ ly, Florid a lly, NUrih% T. Vlhtni school office for an appoint­ The Methodist Youth Fel­ (lurk rx'iiU i*oart. (dEirriivt add ‘nt(rnf!li»rti If. r I»#nuty *T#r ** My NUrlli * T VlhUft U.C I*. <*. , F!*o 4 )*«•111IHrt 4 I-4W ment so that they will nut lowship of the Bear l-ake tra charge. I'll ktlt» II. Ia«>14M iVlll'lernet31f, II4 I11M I..4XX ( If f ix«• lioijMfN \ i iu : ih : i ; ii k Hy: II* hA T- VUilrit r .u .4 .1 Pi ice* have been set for Hhinlioltur 4hd A NYAfil F k KKLe All t NM’ll N.Nom.V j } it) U *'oruiurtrcUl have to wait. Methodist Church will spon­ 111".jj 11Cy *rla»r K Foi l uftt ' r 11--* Ftrit F* dtf4l UuiLdlr. < 111) d o l l l h V N inli ii iw t " U A v « i i t ) t 1 22 4 IV »r k Y%fDU#. 4>oUtk I IV a Flu1 liN’e Joi«lHi M ni nrn.wI*«> Notes will be sent home in sor a car wash Ihii Saturday adults and children under 12 l», O. Hot 1*5 e cprt m■1*'», Fl«c Ma [ TitinvHlrt, FIa. \niiu«, Ftrk. KtorWn riArtf ehI. Fl *rl*U 33i‘. I I*. O B« r 52* Trlr;.ii -ur 2l1*ir*1 years. In chuige of the supper -M artf > rd Fl.ifi l* the report card* to those who from 8 a m. until S pm. in t il. 1». ; * x, v .. 1 l*nHUrtii t-t —i x »"t 4 11 FulilUh "it* l>, •» A Nor. I FuhJ . * Fur * 1*4rU F'orf*U lull I U*T. M, 25 Uhirn«i f ■ t'lulfit * Mr*. Kay \ieta, IT A i*ubii«u I'ujhiii < me especially urged to come front of Hie Furest City Super i I. Ma ot t f ii, ip, : t «•! jcUN-io ic u n n S , CUeSdl | I.U.N 1i iCD.N •J CU.N I Market m i'orest City. iways and means chairman. in for a conference. Sunday School Officers Named !n Oviedo Laymen To Lead Services For Methodists Attendance Reported For Revival World Order Sunday Set At Grace Church South Seminole Garden Club To Meet Mrs. Dobbins, 11, Dies At Home Presbyterians To Observe Mrs. Horvarth To Speak For Catholic Women Legal Notice Legal Notice !!sri!age Rev. C. W. Plank Adventists Send Is New Pastor Aid To Haiti At Osteen E. W. Quinn, 55, Dies In Hospital Hospital Sanford Church To Observe Laity Sunday Notes Lake Mary Church Dinner Set Sunday Legal Notice Legal Notice rut Legal Notice Legal Notice Slavia PTL To M eet Mrs. McGarrity Funeral Held -IBear Lake PTA To Have Supper School To Hold Conference Day Youth Group To Sponsor CarWash ' �7 Xi Hands Moved Back >■*».! : ei Tor th« p u t 17 y u m a picture • f a dock baa been ticking off the minute* to the "hour of nuelear doom” on the cover of the Bulletin of tha Atomic Scientist*, a nontech­ nical publication for the general publie. For only the second time in those 17 yean, the minute hand of the clock has been retarded. From sev­ en minutes to midnight it has been moved backward to 12 minutea to midnight, an a result of the nuclear teat ban treaty between Russia, Britain and the United States. The sponsors of the Bulletin, who include eome of tho moot dis­ tinguished men of science in Amer­ ica and who are not given to overoptimism, feel th at the treaty Is a token of an encouraging trend in in­ ternational attitudes toward nuclear ipons. ..hen the cover clock first ap­ When peared In 1047, a time when the United States alone had the atom bomb, its hands were set at eight minutea to midnight. In October 1040, the hands were moved forward to three minute* to midnight with the disclosure o f the Russian atomic bomb. They went forward again in September 1053 to two minutes to midnight, with the hydrogen bomb developed by both the U. S. and the U.S.S.R. In January I960, however, the hands were moved back for the first tim e — to seven minutes to mid­ night — because the Bulletin's edi­ tors sensed a rising tide o f public opinion over the years against the military use of atomic power. The scientists explain th at their clock "is not a gauge to register the upe and downs of the international power struggle. "Instead," they say, " I t la in­ tended to reflect basic changes in the level of continuous danger in which mankind lives in the nuclear age, and will continue living, until society adjusts its basic attitudes apd institutions to the challenge of science." Apparently it is not yet time for the late, late — last show. Peter Edson Let Down the Drawbridge w Political Notebook T a le O f O n e C ity # r i There seems to be reul basis for hope that Cleveland, Ohio, may have achieved a m ajor breakthrough — a t least for larger cities — In the country-wide search for a solution to the knotty problem of integrat­ ing schools with a minimum of trou­ ble. A new integration policy now being put into effect by the Cleve­ land Board o f Education not only hasjtopped picketing and other evi­ dence of racial conflict in the school area, but hns been hailed by inte­ gration leaders there us "a tremend­ ous and courageous step." Such rapport in matters of civil rights has been all too rare and is definitely encouraging. Key feature of the Cleveland plan la creation o f u Citizens Human Re­ lations Council, representing many ethnic groups, whose mnior objec­ tive is to develop and put Into effect by September 1904 a plan to achieve "meaningful integration” of Cleve­ land classrooms. The Council will study current practices in other cities and then make recommendations to the school board on in-training programs for teachers, development of Inter-group pupil contacts, and meuns of ending whatever discrimination may cxiat. The board of education also sat­ isfied integration demands in such areas as ’mixing of children in bus transport clnsses, alleged discrimi­ nation in trade school training, hir­ ing o f workers by school contractors, hiring of school real estate apprais­ ers, participation In tho federal lunch piogram, and integritting of school texts and other materials. It is too early, of course, to prop­ erly assess permanent benefits of the Cleveland plun, even in Cleve­ land. And it will be interesting to scu how closely the school board and the integration lenders will ngreo on ju st when "meaningful integra­ tion" becomes meaningful. Hut when discord and distrust yield — even in one city — to co­ operation and mutual effort—even in one area of civil rights — it is a big step forward. The wholo country will be watch­ ing to aco how it works out. Dick West Says Qs a n d A s D o n ’t A d d U p J i m OOTU, PHIUOtLTHU DAILY NIWS Dr. Crane's W o r r y C lin ic Sally often Irritated her old friends by her (lib nse of first names. Notice her at­ tempt to rttc the othrr co­ eds by intimating equality with a handsome, unmarr ried dean of tbc university. Such social hungers can be pathological, like that of stage-strurk girls. Thry are often poor marriage rlshs! CASE QT77: Sally Jr., aged 25, was a graduate student in psychology. This Incident developed buck in 1925 when I wus teaching psychology at Geor­ ge Washington University in Washington, D. C. Sally had met one of the unmarried deans at the uni­ versity at a college event. Since she lived in his sub­ urb, ho volunteered to drive her hums after the party was over. Next day at luncheon ahe sat beside me and began to talk about “Johnny and me." "Johnny?" I asked, as I raised my eyebrows. "Y es, you know. Johnny took me iionii: tail night from tha party." Now "Johnny" happened to be Ilia dean of one o( our main professional colleges there. Yet tills y^iiing woman had presumed upon his acquain­ trouble getting their points could call In some Interpre­ across to the Congress T I be­ ters and get along very well. lieve the lack of umlurstand. Uut as things now stand, Uioy Ing Is raused by a lungungs both speak English. barrier. Speaking the same larigIf the witnesses spoke Itausa and the committee usge ran seriously Impair members spoke Urdu, thry communication, as w* shall sm as we examine a volurnn of testimony published today OUR BOARDING HOUSE by the House subcommittee on foreign aid appropriations. r UM-M— 6 0 THAT B O * VrxATAH. As we tune In on the hear­ \BOUGHT AT A WRGHOOSli If MB t rC6 A MAftK, AUG? WAO rutu or- kako old <J f ^t ing, subcommittee Cririmnn MAKWA, Abf TVAEHe‘6 A UGYI*TIAM VWUFkfl A, t Hf l tfOOUC Otto K. l'nssmnn, (D-l.a.), VltlOUS BOrtOF'CfA OUT V ie l L .l CAULVOti TH ESE/* I N , ir4TH' £»A(?Aq b / **6 0 6 « MA5K6 /VV6&LP/VG6. V HEUU'j ! and Hep. William K. Minl WONDCK HOrJ IT'D EMi ------- I E6AD, shall, (Il-Ohlo), are interroUKBlFXTUVUdEOOM j r l How, gstlng ilrig. Hen, Hlephen O. TH' &A6 TO £ 6 6 Fuqua Jr . about the purchase 40# TFU* WORKS/ ^ of snme airplanes fur the mil­ Among President Charles d# itary assistance program. Gnu IId’s detractors at home, Passman: How many Cess- the cltargo most frequently na 185 aircraft did you re­ voiced agonist hint Is that he quest last year In the I'Jdll has ''isolated" Francs. budget fur Iran? ilia independent nuclear pol­ Fuqua: None, icy Is isolating hint from the Pusamam We want to koep United FUalvs und his NATO tho horse ahead of thu curt allies, und is imposing upon this time. I.et Us see whst Franc* a h e a v y financial you requested. burden. Fuqua: Thera were no Ilia "grand drsign" for 18u’s; there were 15 IHO's re­ Franco, which led hint to bun quested Inst year. Britain from the continent as Minshall: How much 'lid w member uf the European you pay per airplane? Cumnum Market, bits irritated Fuqua: Cessna IMS's cost not only Britain but sUo West $18,000. Germany, with whom ha seeks Minshall How much did you especially Hose lies. pay fur tins ISO's? In addition, the grand de­ Fuqua: We did not buy any sign is threatened by mtornal ISO's. pressures. Minshall: You just said 1H0. There is mounting umest in Fuqua: Aa I pointed out labor and among F r e n c h Just a moment ago, when the farmers. Pngn 4 S a n ford , Flo rid a F r i . , O c t o b e r I S , 19G3 program was adjusted, there Inflationary pressure threat­ were na Cessna ISO's left in en the "hard franc" which r . u ; i s : n a . t . i i . i u u . a i u m m * n > s' i u l i h i m i the fiscal year UMk) program helped transform Franca from ns of March lit. We did not the "aick man of Europe” to S I IK I t W l . 1.1.1 ritr.n v i s i-t.i.r Mtottuillc.i put any in. We did purchase M sm clna EUllur nns nf the healthiestJ t llll s l i l l l . 1l S K K H Cessna 18,Vs. J i m u u .l s llu it u o a U jlt « K > r Among aging world leaders C‘>unljr tvtltur sinni.KV j . m i s i r I'usaman: How many Cess­ few would admit Hist another 'Uvitflsd Msn.iirr c s n n .u r t i i v i s . t t na 185 airraft did you re­ mull could do the jojr better. >11 VS It Sill. rill.ISM r: <ln <>r quest last year in tho IDtnl Least among these would be Circulation M tiu u r budget? Do Gaulle. s i iisiH irrio v l i m a Fuqua: None. Hut we did And so it cornea »s no sur­ lis t* * U .llt.rr Hr *1*11 ask for 13 Cessna lMiVj. I t M l k . l . t '.u s ly a ll U lh .r prise that lie Gaulle is begin­ Sis Wssfc !>.«« 1 T«ar t l l . i t 1 Tear Passman: I qm willing for ning to diop hints that he will Mu S Month* t.TS I Slonlli* you to substitute one (or the ISO 3 Month* I I I I Month* t (JO 1 M o n t h l .M I M onth other. 17, a Postal It.auUtlou* prorlja that all uiall sukacrlpiiona l>s Fuqua: Wo asked for no OVER 35 YEARS paid In ailvanca. Ido's. We requested funds for At First A r*lttiflio Kalsr.Lt as ••con* elaaa m a l t s r Oet ob .r it, IS IS a l tha Tost lb IHO's. (Alongside old po*t edict) Ulrica of Hanford, Klurlda. unilsr lu* Act of C o n a r* '. * of March. I'aasman: How many did you program? Tha II.raid U a rti.|iili*r of ths t’nltsd I ' r . i a which ts »nFuqua: We purchased no I l l i c i t esrlutlviiljr to the use for rcputillcatlun of all the local ldli's fiscal year lUfllt, but we new* printed in this nawep.par. did purchase Cessna IMS's. No part of any malarial, news or ailrcruatua, of thl* edition There was a tot mure of of The ganfuril Herald utar l.a reproduced In any uianner with­ out wrlllet. pcrniletlon uf Ilia putillaher of The Herald. Any this sort of thing, hut lot us Individual or firm reeponsllrle for auclr raproducllun Will be • Carpet* • Furniture considered as Intrlnu In* pit The Herald's copyrlaht and will be mercifully draw the curtain • Tile • I’lanoe Paid Habit fur damaainc under lb. law. I’ulillelreil dolly ea> ept at this point. Swahili, any­ Haturday. Sunday a-. I Christmas; published hwturday precsedurg • Rental Beds one? ChrUlaias. WASHINGTON (U P I) — Whan administration official! appear before congrmslnn:il committer! to seek fumU for tha foreign aid program, they almoHt always encounter a certain amount of hostility. Why do thry have ao much tance by thus trying to inti­ mate that she was in Inti­ mate and boon companion of this dean. Actually, she was addicted to social four-flushing. Her acquaintance with this dean hid been very slight, for he simply did her a favor liy dropping her off after the party as ho drav* his car homeward. He had met her at the party and chattered wtUi her on professional topics for a few minutes, hut he was certain­ ly not on any close, friendly bonds with her. So you can thus make some valid surmises about Sally'i personality. 1 had known her quite well, so I was not surprised at her quick use of the dean's first name. For Sally was a chronic so­ cial climber. She would u»e anybody in order to gain apparent high­ er status socially. She was a very ambitious young woman, both socially and professionally, so she was simply trying to climb as fast as possible. Hut her affecting Intimacy on such slight acquaintance actually hurt her. For those of her girl friends who knew her liettcr resented her trying to “highhat" them by her affected Intimacy with those of loftier rank. But you will find such peo­ ple at almost every social party, for there are always some people who are unduly ambitious or afflicted with in­ feriority complexes for which they are trying to compen­ sate. Sometimes overly ambitious girls with a yen for the stage will not only affect conver­ sational intimacy, but also throw in sexual intimacy, to boot, It they think It will buy them a better part on TV or the Hollywood screen. For the desire to get Into the limelight ran become as entrenched a habit aa that of taking dope. Soma actors and especially actressei thus have such a Klelg light addiction that it becomes pathological. Ambitious mothers often point their daughter’s think­ ing to the stage or other show-off careers until t'uose girls finally become unfit for happy marriage. Mothers, beware, for you are generally trying to in­ dulge your own starved enaged stage-struck ambition, albeit belatedly via your daughters. Phil Newsom Says . . . Wabash, New York, New Haven and Hartford. Inclusion of tha New Haven —now In receivership—came as a complete surprise to rail­ road management. It is Justi­ fied on the grounds that New Haven haa good connections at Msybrook Junction, N. Y., with Erie-Lacks wans, which would also have to be included in this system, not NYC. The theory la that if the Penn-Central merger were ap­ proved there would be only three systems in the east. Psnn-Central would dominate the other two. I f they could not cumpete, all would have to be merged into one system, which would create a trans­ portation monopoly. With four systems in opera­ tion, if any of them could md make a go of it, there could be merger* into two syatemi, which would still provide com­ petition. The desire to creute a fourth strong system is believed to have influeiu-cd the adminis­ tration's decision to approve the B&O-CAO merger. This was a complete reversal of tha administration's position last March. Department of Juitic* was then considering court action to block ICC ap­ proval. Air. Martin declared that tha four-system plans effect on employment was fully con­ sidered. But Railway labor Executives Assn, chairman G. E. Lclghty ta.-Jts the government'a disapproval of tha Penn-Cant nil merger while condemning its new approve! of tha BAO-C&O and other mergers. Railway labor Is backing bills in Congresa to ban nil mergers. But since the death of Sen. Estes Kefauver, DI'm a family doctor. I han­ Tern., n principal sponsor, dle everything. — Dr. James lierbos, who de­ livered the Fischer quintup­ TWO PIE C E lets in Aberdeen, 3 . D. WASHINGTON (NBA)— A mora activa Kennedy adminis­ tration role tn considering all of tha 25 major U. I . railroad mergtr application* now bofore tha Interstate Commerce Commission baa ju st bean in­ dicated by Undersecretary of Commerce for Transportation Clarenea D. Martin Jr . Speaking before the Trans­ portation Assn, of America e t Pont* Vcdra Beach, Via., Mr. Martin, as chairman of the administration's Interagency Committee on Transport Mer­ gers, maps out the govern­ ment's new plan to create four competitive rail systems in the northeast. This had been outlined brief­ ly when Asst. Atty. Gen. Wil­ liam If. Orrlck J r ., in charge of the Department of Justice antitrust division, appeared before an ICC examiner in hla final week of hearings on tha Pennsylvania-New York Cen­ tral case to oppose their merger. This actiun served to keep the case open indefinitely. Mr. Martin's f o l l o w - u p speech presents arguments that fuur major railroad sys­ tems In the northcaatern U. S. will offer tha best service to the public, the most competi­ tion among tha carriers and the greatest stability for alL The four systems would be built aruund the New York Central with Boston A Maine, the Pennsylvania divested of it Wabash holdings, tha Ches­ apeake A Ohio merged with BaltiniSTfl L Ohlu, and finally tha Norfolk and W a a t a r n merged with Niekel Plate, passage la uncertain. To railway management, tha Interagency Committee under Mr. Martin is a group of young, eager-bearer boys with no experience in transporta­ tion. Other members are Asst. Atty. Gen. Orrick, Asst. Labor Sec. James J . Reynolds, Dr, John P. Lewis of the Council nf Ernnomlr' Advisers and E. Barrett Prettymnn Jr., of fhs White House stuff. Its tech­ nical experts are Commerce Department eareer transport­ ation men. But this committee Is going to be of increasing impor­ tance in Washington. Its crea­ tion was first announced in President Kennedy’s trans­ portation message to Con­ gress. Since the legislation ha asked for is bogged down, it is apparent that more empha­ sis will be put on administra­ tive action. To rnilroad management, the saving grace in this situa­ tion Is that the Interstate Commerce Commission doesn’t have to ]>ny any attention to Interagency Committee rec­ ommendations. If ICC turns them down, tho administra­ tion would huva to luke its case to court in opposition to the established agency which now has legal authority to make tho decisions. ’APPEARANCE! J E T SPRAY |Roof Cleaning Shows True Beauty Quotes Than era at 111 some people who believe pilots ju st don’t care about tha noise generat­ ed by aircraft. They believe that pilots roar ever their rooftops Juit for the thrill of it and they would Ilka to think that if these adult de­ linquents could be rehabili­ tated, tha problem would go away. —Capt. Harry Clark, airline piles. YENTSCH Maintenance Service 1502 H. 2 1 Pi. FA M B 131 Living Room SUITE Convertible Sofa & Matching Chair The phrase “functional Il­ literate” la hureby stricken from the English language ao far as . . . the Department or labor Is concerned. I don't have a substitute, unless it’s time to go back to plain "un­ educated.'* — labor Secretary W. Willard Wirt a. 89 SO Choice o f .1 ’ different fabric*, 15 different culornl 119 .Alagnoliu Are. Sanford, Fl*. Phone FA 2-6321 D e C a u lle T o R u n A g a in EH )W Sanford Furniture Co. seek a second term as presi­ dent of the French Fifth Re­ public. The strongest hint of De Gaulle's intentions thus fur came in his current tour of France's Rhone Volley. lie auld that for a quarter of u century he h»d understood the wishes of the French peo­ ple. Ami: " I ant determined tn con­ tinue to du so since 1 have the strength." lie Gaulle's present sevenyear term ends at the close of t0flB. On Nov. 22 of this year, he will Iw 73. lie Gaulle's nuclear program is still some right tn 10 years away from making Frame an effective nuclear power. Among his possible political successors are many who glad­ ly would welcome Britain Into a unitrd Europe, scrap De Gaulla'e own grand design and willingly s a c r i f i c e some French sovereignty in ex­ change fur that unity. Before ha step* down, De t.anil* wants lo be sum that France irrevocably is bound to the course hs has outlined. A new kind o f Pontiac with a new kind of Pontiac power SCHOOL DAYS are here tiiery student in college nr siirtincrd grades seeds a typewriter. 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SANFORD — ! . » �•^ * / A ll Four High School Grid Teams In Action Tribe Meets About Sports Thinking Out Loud Sandcrabs At Daytona Beach 3t|* #*111044 #rr«lft F ri. Oct. 18, '63— Page 5 BY JULIAN 6T FA STROM •1 J i i i t w a n t to lull you," writes Ptnl KocIm: of a local transfer firm, "that I appre­ ciate your column very much In our Sanford Herald.” Some of you fonthall fans might remember Roche as a member of some of Spec .Mar­ tin’s old DcLand High Bulldog teams that used to play havoc frum time to ume with some of Leonard McLucaa' and Loose Kettles' Seminole ele­ vens. "One column," continues Phil, "struck me at outstand­ ing and very close to me. I noticed that you were Dying to single out the greatest (in­ gle football player in the his­ tory ot Sanford. This in itself is a task.” Let's pause tor a moment to say that we were not try­ ing to single out any one play­ er as the greatest. We were simply Dying to pick one frum aiming those we person­ ally saw play. There were many, such us McLucai him­ self. Johnny Courier. Hendrix Lyles, Don Jackson, plus many more who performed fur the Seminole* between ISjo and 1962. We selected two — Darrell Eorguson ami Miltis Anderson as the best we can remember. But Roche goes on to say, "My only comment is that I recently was chosen as one of the top football players at Dr Lund High In the past 25 years, amt picked by Spec Martin who retired alter 25 years. I felt this was quite an honor, and I thought I would tell you that 1 bumped heads a lew times with Willi* Anderson whom you mentionid as being one ui the .Santurd greats. "1 must agree that this was a very good choice. I definite­ ly congratulate you on picking this gentleman. I have never witnexsed another f o o t b a l l player since his time in San­ ford schools to make hia equal. "1 can remember when Wil­ lis Anderson beat Del.and in 1916 almost single handed in a post season game. After the game he got mure congratula­ tions from the DcLand play­ ers than from Sanford boys. But this is understandable. They knew him well, and 1 wish we did at that time. Maybe the outcome would have been different. “Congratulations or a fine column, and a tine asset to llie Herald.” Eustis L p an Tal<es Ovied Square Off OnYonge At Longwood By Dick Grant After a much needed open date last Friday night Head (Herald Sports Writer) Coach Jim Plgott's Seminole* The Lyman Greyhound* get back into action tonight meet P. K. Yonge of Gainsat Municipal Stadium in Day­ ville tonight at the Lyman tona Bench when they tangle field in Longwood. Kickoff with the Seabreexe High time ti 8 p. m. .Sandcrabs. The game starts The Greyhounds, loser* in at 8 r.m. last week's tilt with the TitusWith two of their stellar ville Terriers, hope to take performer* on the sideline* revenge on tho Gainesville nursing Injuries — safety-man eleven. Danny TUtis and tackle Dave P. K. Yonge, is undefeated Noel! — the Tribe I* prob­ and unsrurvd upon Utus far ably not s i highly favored this season. They are expected n* they would have been had to romp over the 'Hounds the local* been up to par by at least three touchdowns. physically. The greyhound is a fast run­ Nevertheless, the Seminer and the 'Hounds of the mdra are picked to take to­ Lyman trying to live up to night's contest since they will that name, rely on speed, Their main speedster, U*s enter the fracas sporting a Lyle, who in Hie past four record of three win* and no games has (aisled about 500 losses while the Sundcraba tly Donna .Merck yards and 51 point* on his buvu been whipped twice In Herald S ta ff Writer own, was injured in Hie first their three attempts so far The world's power bout, quarter of play last week at this year. race was held Inst week in • ■ e TWO SANFORD JU N IO R HICilt defendant not there too late Tluirmluy Titusville and is expected to Torquay, England. These nijrht tn trying to keep thin pass out of the hands of a Wildwood receiver, see only limited action to­ Pigutt announced this morn­ boats were equipped for cruis­ but it didn’t mutter in the end because Sanford won tlie name 27 to 7. night. ing that he will continue his ing with bunks, galley and • • • three-team system Inaugurat­ ill gear that i family cuuld Tele Carlson and Hilton ed in the Seminole*’ last out­ enjoy. Kirat place was won by Bennett, also hurt last week, ing against Apopka. I 27-footer, powered by two most likely will not start Pigntt'a number one of­ 400 bp Fords. Second was a lid* week hut are expected fensive team — the "Buck 31-footer with 8W> Ford to dress out. Rams'' — will include ends horse*. Third was Florida The ends. Gene Wmkrlman Frank Koell and Harry Barks, racing driver Jim Wynne in a and Bill Hurkhcurt arc still tackles Jim Touhy and Dale Bertram 25 powered by twin out wllh injuries. Wink'.einau Alexander, guard* Joe Purdy 110 Volvo Inboord/outboards. hospitalised earlier this week M ini Steve Clark, center Dsn Soml craft had combinations because of a loverly injured By Julian Htenstrom Wildwood Junior High. McCall, quarterback Ri.ii Hin­ By United Pres* International like four Jaguars, two {lulls right leg, will be out of ac­ ilerald Sport* Editor son, halfbacks Buddy Lawson A good crowd bruved last Koycts or three Diesels. the champion Green Bay tion for at least two weeks. It looks like It will dc night* inclement weather to and Earl Black, and fullback • • • Packers, just about every­ Rurklieart wlia hurt his vetup into aom* kind of l.re Sparkman. watch the Bruves wilt their Americans are fleeing to competition to determine body's pre-season pivki tu ..boulder while water-skiing The Tribe’s number two the outdoors in large numbers offensive unit — the Phan­ which, if any, of Sanford's third struiglit contest in Hire* succeed, and the upstart M. about two weeks ago may see every year. Here aro the esti­ toms — will include ends three elevens will he the outings thus far this season. Imuis Cardinal*, who were action once more. mated facta: Americans made Gene Urlffcn, Dcr.r.U Flct Mike Gray and Mike Ford- first to taste defeat during Earlier the lliuves has posted favored by practically no­ 684 million visits to outdoor ham, tack lea Dave Howe and this year's gridiron compe­ a victory over Oviedo Jun­ body, reach a crisis Male in ler, who suffered minor in­ recreational areas; 50 million Earnie Steele, guards Brad tition. ior High and romped over llicir National Football Lea­ juries, will lie Hie lineup this went fishing or hunting and week at their starting posi­ The latest to stave off thl* the Hurricanes of South gue goal* Sunday. Prudrn and Steve Harris, spent some |t billion dollars; The NFL schedule-maker tion*. Phil l ’erruult who in­ center Steve Ballot, quarter- undeairrd honor vvus the San­ Seminole Junior High. there were 150 million boat­ Jim Pigott's Seminole* have wlio arranged Ihi* inter com jured Id* right hand 1* buck Al Boniface, halfbacks ford Junior High School ing trips made in the summer Chuck Scott arid Eddie Koaky, Braves whu( quickly racked won all three uf their games lerence matchup last spring still not sure it he will be months. These figures will be or not, tonight. ami fullback Lloyd Freemen. up w pair of fb at quarter so far this year while Ralph undoubtedly never rcalltcil able tn play • • • growing and so should .Semi­ • e e touchdowns last night and Stumpf's Seminole Jay Vets just how important It would nole County’s boating and rec­ A capacity crowd Is expect­ Meanwhile, the defensive then rolled on to an Impress­ have won four and tied ono turn out. reational facilities. Seems outllotli the Packer* amt the ed. A big factor for the Grey­ unit — tile Headhunters — ive 27 to 7 victory over a of tili'lr five games played of-towner* know the value have given up 26 points in little but game machine from to date. None of these three Cardinal* have a 4-1 record hounds has been Hie eiithusand potential of Sanford'* schools ha.* yet failed to Hut put* them runnerup in ism and spirit of Hie students th« three games they'va waterfront (referring to the cueli divniin behind the un and spectators. The fans faith bring home the bacon. worked this season. Apopka Jacksonville group who is Thu Braves got off to n beaten Chicago Bears ami in their team did nut falter was held scurries* while Ti­ c vcii when they lost last considering the mar hut here), quick ctait when Dan Minion Cleveland Browns. tusville and Orlando Colonial * • • Since Hie Hears and Blown- week. pounced on a VVildvvood fum­ both racked up 13 points each Half time entertainment One of the most popular ble on the visitors’ 28-yuid figure to extend their records against the locslf. will lie skillfully arranged hy • • • places to visit by boat from line tn get the Brave* within to 6-u Sunday, a defeat by The Headhunters will inSanford is Ponce De Leon Them's kind words, friend el uile end* Larry Watson and Hy United Pres* International striking distance, Frank the Packers or Card* would the Lyman Hand, The P. K. Springs. From the Monroe Phil. But here's another let­ Hilly Higgins, tackles Mike You'll need a microscops' to Whig-hum, Sanford Junior leave either in a tough con­ Yonge marching band is also llasln it is about « two hour ter from an obi Seminole ath­ HUU and Henry Finch, mid­ figure out the standings if (lie High's .cn.uliunal littlu quar­ tending position two game* expected to perforin. Tlic probable starting line trip. There is food, campsite*, lete who dulled out and re­ dle guard Dave GoIIoher, mid­ four American Football Lea­ terback, southpawed a pass hi'limil Hie lead The Packers are 9-point fa­ up for the Greyhounds will swimming and baths at the ceived In return many a bone­ dle linebacker Joe Fsrless, gue favorites gain expected to Weber who went tho dis­ vorite* lor their Hrsl regular be ends Roy Kelsey, Hon springs. The scenic route crushing block and tackle in outside linebackers Buddy victories this weekend. tance. Wliighum, on a keep­ Diickctlor or Bill llurkheait; through Dexter, Woodruff his day — Boh Howell. He has Burton and Steve Harris, Hil­ Tlit' old* maker* have made er, slipped over for the cxliu kaason visit to St Loui*. tackles Allle Bvussye and The Bear*, Browns, New and and Spring Harden Takes another point of view: ly Kuykendall and Johnny the Boston Patriots a four- point. York Giant* and Pittsburgh Keith Salmi; guards Dick " I ’m glad to see you back Ray will he the defensive point choice over the Denver is hardly unchanged as U Moment* Inter Ron Dudley, was 450 years ago when Ponce in your old job. It seems like halfbacks and Lawson will Broncos In Friday night's the Braves' hard charging Slcclcrs all wero made one­ Halmcr and Dennis Fleltcr; sided favorites to win .Sunday. center Chuck Wagner; quar­ old limes to pick up The Her­ double up and operate de­ game at Boston. De Leon made the trip, fullback, bruugbt the crowd • • * ald and turn to the sports fensively from the eafety spot The Oakland Raiders, last- to its feet with a stunning The Bears were a whopping terback Gene Griffon; half1 Tip of tho week: Attach a page and read about the in place of the injured Tillis. place team In tho Western Di­ 111 yard haul for the second 17 point* over Hie Forty Nut- hacks Frank llumilcv ami Vail era at San Francisco; the I..unhurt and fullback Les small fishing bobber to a boat sport* events hy someone who Tonight'* content will he vision, were the choice by two Bravo score. Fur the extra llrowiu 11 at home over Ulc Lyle or Al Cantrell. point* tu knock off Hie East­ ignition key to keep It knows Ins Job. point little Kelly Ogden dash­ Philadelphia E a g l e s ; the the last between the two "Julian, please don't com ern Division leading New afloat should the key be schools since next season the ed over. .ST. LOUIS (L'PI) — Piti . unis to at home over the dropped overboard. Aim it Is pare Willis And< rson with Seminole* wilt operate a* a York Jets in their Sunday fea­ While Wildwood was un­ Dallas Cowboy*, and the - her Curl Simmons of the St. Darrell Forgiuon. Willis did ture al Oakland. a good idea to record the member of the Metro Con­ able to arcumplislr x thing Curdinnls, formerly The Sunday schedule also against the nir tight de Slcclcrs in at home over the Louis aerial number of the key so n’t come close to Darrell us a ference. This Is the seventh Washington Redskin*. with the Philadelphia Phillies, hack. There was one other Included San Diego at Kansas a replacement could be oh. game of the current series frnse displayed by the Braves, In Sunday’s t w o other h-t- beaten his old mutes liilie tuined from the manufacturer back that really came close between Seminole and Sen* City where the host Chiefs Sanford recovered a fumble gaiin-*, tile Detroit Lion* were times uguiniL only olio loss. to Darrell and that was Don were six-point favorite* over U the original was lost. bieese and both club* have during an attempted punt on I point favorites at I m iiiiv aid Jackson." the Western Division leaders, iron throe games each. Wildwood'* Id-yard stupe against the Baltimore Colt*, For the benefit of some of while the Houston Oilers were Phomptlv, MIngham whipped ami the Minnesota Vikings you more recent .Sanford five-point picks at home over a puss to Chuck Pigott in were picked by 6 point* over funs. Don Jackson went Hum (he Hi,Halo Bills. the end rone for Hanford's the Bunts at Lo* Allgcles. a star at Seminole to stardum If the predictions hold up, Hurd touchdown. This tune on soiiiu of the great North Boston, Houston and New Carolina Tarheel elevens m York will (inish the weekend Wiiighum sneaked over tho locked In a virtual He for extra point. BALTIMORE ( U P ! ) — the late 2n-> and early 3tis. Just prior to Hie end of But Howell goes on to say. [ Eastern leadership while Kan­ Weigh-in inspectors Leon Sur* the first half, WhlgiiHin again sas City will have moved to Path and Phil Jachelski were " . , , no matter how good a employed hia talented left hack u he i*n't necessarily within percentage points uf scheduled to appear today be* Kan Diegu'l Western Division wing to nail young Rutpn t fore the grand jury investi­ good if those seven men in the Stump! with a pass on Wild­ LAS VEGAS, Nuv. (UPD lino don’t block for him. It’s race. gating the ring death of box­ wood's four-yard line. From —Arnold Palmer, Jack Nlrkthe line that makes your Hy Robert R. Thomas Jr . er Ernie Knox. tike■is, Mike .MetiHire plowed laua. Gene Litller, Art Wall hacks. Ilerald Sport* Writer Yarneth ami Jachelski are over for the Braves' fourtli and the other big name* in 'T m not taking anything The Crooms High Panthers considered key men in the in­ and final mutkur. the gulfing imsiiii'.i* gut out away troin Willis, lie was a will meet the Bulldogs of Pa­ vestigation which is concen­ The Wildwood eleven i*lD0 today lo try and catch the good back, but he was far latka in their Homecoming trating on a mysterious dis­ CINCINNATI ( U P I)- L ’ni to life in the second half fiont-running Al Gelherger in frum being as good as Darrell game tonight at I p m. In Sancrepancy of 28 pounds In two and mounted evc-ral drive-. the second round of the $70.or some of the other backs f o r d Memorial Stadium. piret have to live, too. reports on the b o x e r ' s we had such as Bob htoncotf. Ho the National League um­ However, they were un.on- ■ nun Kuhn fit Invitational Golf Crooms has won three games weight. "Again, it's good to have after dropping their lDst en­ pires have gone out ami form­ easeful in getting into pay­ tournament. — Knox of Baltimore, 2d. » *S you back in good old HorTim I'mudlie Yu]ley Coun­ counter to live Wiki Bulls ot ed their own association de­ dirt. save fur a pair of ® knocked out in the ninth round ida.” signed to improve their lot beautiful passes which put try (Tub proved anything hut Ocala. by heavyweight Wayne Bethea Thanks, Bob — it's great tu Coach Billy Holt remarked. and also strengthen their them on the Sanford Ill-yard a paradise Thursday when of New York at the Baltimore he back. We haven't forgot- "Although we have won our liaison with Ui* .National Lea­ line late in the contest and ruin ami wind swept across it Coliseum last Monday night. ton some of the great game* last three tames, I am dis­ gue office. Watkins stored fur Wildwood in Hie late afternoon to ruin Ho died Wednesday morning you played In that line fur satisfied with the team’s in­ President Warren (tiles of before! (ia<que carried for till' some of the bids tor the lead* from a blood clot on the brain. Seminole. We might be wrong ability to score (ruin within the National League disclosed extra point. ciship. At Monday'* weight-in, be­ but It seem* to ui that you the 20 yard line, ami also our the unprecedented step hy the fore the fight, Knox's weight were otto ot McLucas' start- pass defense, ttur practice* umpires Thursday 'and said was announced at 1*3 pound*. ers for about three years at have been geared toward cor- one of Hie chief pur pose* was LOS ANGELES ( CPI ) — Bethea’s figure was 2U5. to bring about greater cor­ Seminole. Fans, there may recHolt in these areas. the willies* i 1 Angelo* A But the grand jury investiga­ have been some as guud a* "Eddie Brown and Edward poration among themselves tion was touched off Thursday Howell but none cam* any Boston have been missed and between them and hi* of­ By t ’nitrd Press international Rams suffered another dam­ KUMAMOTO, Ju|iun (1)1*1) aging Mow to their already when the State medical exam­ tougher. tremendously. However Er­ fice. —Join Midi I, I I 7 'j, Mexico, fading National Football Lea­ iner's office disclosed that But we'll agree wait Howell nest Neal and Benjamin Hun PROVIDENCE. It. I. l i f t ) drew with leisure Kuwai, ns fortune* when veteran Knox's body weighed only 183 We imagine, as we »»id in the [ ter have done a creditable Job guard Hai ley Sewell announc­ —Hay Flynn, c f Providence 11714, Japan (10). pounds at Wednesday* autop­ original column un Forguson for us," he concluded. t i and Anderson, that if Darrell j This will be Holts' filth College, star bf the 1963 Na­ MONTREAL (LIT I — Zor* ed hi* retirement. Sewell, who ay. had been fortunate enough to homecoming. Be has won two tional Invitation baskethal! policy, 20214, Chandler, Aril., was on thu injured waiver list The way some people con­ have been an a eonditent ball and lost two amI will tie try­ tournament, spent four years outpointed IDlly Daniels, 193, with a neck sprain, will fintali tin- ueaaun a a Ram scout tinually find fault you'd club there’s no telling what ing to break the tie in hi* a* ball boy with the piofes- St. Alban , N. Y. (10). in h t s n a t i v e l e w * * . tranai Boston Celtict. .Utah titer• wav a reward. t lia would have auom puaiicd.il*.or rjrngu: Fight Probers Call Weighers Sanford JH Defeats Packers Solid Favorites To Wildwood 2 7 To 7 Beat Cardinals Boston Picked To Beat Denver ★ ★ ★ Crooms Plays Palatka In Homecoming Sahara Bleak For Favorites N L Umpires Organize Fight Results (iuarri Retires Joe Warden Oviedo takes on top-ranked Eustis tonight at Oviedo. In hope* of breaking tile Pan­ ther'* four game winning streak. An overflow crowd oi 1109 is expected to view a rough fought game between the Mid-Lakes Conference fa­ vored eleven and a much im­ proved edition of the 0 vie do Lions. Eustis Is cue of the most powerful teams In central Florida, and has height and weight with a backfietd aver­ aging 183 pounds. Kuril* Is dangerous tn passing, ami the Panthers are fond of runn­ ing from Hie T and split T formation. • « • Eustis is primarily a power team and usually runs to the right in scrimmage. Although Die Panthers do not use the reverse and fancy- pass plays, they pick up yardage by run­ ning through the line, over­ powering opposition. Eu-tis makes very few mistakes; and according to reports, docs not fumble or drop a pass. Standouts fur the Panther* art* backs Rhodes, Smith and (JH Morgan. Left end Bill Dean ha* proved lo I*' Mor­ gan's favorite target for the Panther's (u»v • to win, and we think we can If the boys don't make many mistakes.” Coach Palmer also cited t:e improved offensive job of Hie Lion's backfleld, and he complimented the line on Its aid In defense. He also cited Hex Brooks, who has proved to be one ot Hie Lion's best all around defensive men. Probable starters for Ovledo are Bellhorn. RE; Colbert, RT; Jacobs. KG; Saucer, C; Arndt, LG: Murphy, LT; Fox, I.E; Courier, ()U; Gouge, LH; Mlkler, nil; Brooks, FB. Probable lineup for Eustis Is Dean, LE Burs, RE; Full­ er. LT; Ililblsh, RT; Rey­ nolds, LG: Rebel, RU; Per­ ry, C; Morgan (42), LH; Smith ( 28), Rll; Rhodes (36), F B ; McClelland (10), QB, Adaius and Carter are defen­ sive backfleld substitutes. A TT: FOUR OWNERS September A October Parts Special! » • Oviedo Coach Jim Palmer has been drilling Hie boys constantly this week and states, "V.'c have been work­ ing pretty hard Hii* week (o try to set up our defense against Eustis' fast offense. When asked about Oviedo’s chalice* to up*ct j!:c Pan tilers, Palmer replied, "It will take good team eifort. We’re improving every week s i the boys get experience. It should he a good ball game; Me are going to try 200 Games Made By Hock, Button Doris Hock nnd Dot Dutton, I hi t i t un the Art Ilruwn Pest Control teum, turned in a 200 plus game to help their team win three points from team No. 7, Mtenslrom Realty made a clean sweep aguiiut the CPC Wives. .Southern Air won three (mints from Joe's lot undry, alHuiukIi Doris (Imoy establish­ ed it new handicap game of 25ft fur Jne's teum. 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FA 2-1181 Winter Park MI 4-8916 # �IW Fellowship Fan « - M . Oct. lit M a r l Varan Trudy Celebrates Her 13th Birthday Plans Meeting Monday 11m Ural m m tint for th* MMon o f tlM Women’* Fel­ lowship o f th# Sanford Con|T*t*tionat Christian Church, United Church of Ctiriat, will b« lMld next Monday at 2 p.m. a t th# church, Park Avenue and 24th Street Mr*. W. A. R. McPheraon, acting president, will preside. Speaker for th# meeting will be lira. Marjorie Martin of Ft. Lauderdale, president o f tha State Women’! Fellow* ahip- Mias France* Andrews of Melbourne Beach, district chairman, will be present Other visitor* attending will Include Mr*. Frederick Nelson, wife of th* minister o f Windermere Congregation­ al Church and Mrs, John Webb, president of th* Worn* or.'s Fellowship. Mlse Cora E. Armstrong, president of the Mu Dora Women’s Fellowship and oth­ er members from this group also are expected for th* meeting. Mrs. Helen Remosat will be organist for the ocaslon and Mrs. Mary Jo Asset will be aololst The nursery will be open to car* for babies and ainall children. Miss Trudy Portwig was guest of honor at a slumber party last Friday given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris J . Portwig. at their home In Sunland Estates. Trudy waa celebrating her 13th birthday and all of the girls In her classroom at AU Soul’s School were invited to ■hare the event with her. A dinner waa aerved in­ cluding lee cream and cake from a table decorated with poodles. Place cards were ■mall toy poodlea of various colon which were given to the girls as souvenirs. Games were played with p rim awarded to the winners and recordings played during the evening. NuU, chips and spreads were served for munching. Mrs. Portwig served break­ fast. Saturday morning, be­ fore the girla returned to their homes. Invited guests were Miry Ann MacTxvlsh, Judith Bites, Linda Ellingwood, Ann Mi­ chels, Regina Reick, Nancy May, Patricia Schwelckert, Valeria Allen, Christine Androsko, Kathy Smith, Donna Johnson and Janice Wolfe. MISS TRUDY PORTW IG, seated, admire* her cake at a party In honor o f her 13th blrthdny. Standing from le ft are some of her claanmate* a t the party, Judith Bute*, Linda Ellingwood, Mary Ann MacTnviah and Nancy May. (Herald Photo) Sorority Plans Halloween Party Mrs. Harold Chapman was hostess for a recent meeting of XI Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, at her home, 210 Vinewood Drive. Plana were made for a Hal­ loween party this Saturday night. Time and place will be announced later. Plans were also made far the annua] pro­ gressive dinner in November. An Interesting letter wae read from Mary Tyre, a former member who ia now living in Cermany. Mrs. John R. Alexander waa elected Valentine Girl by the group She will represent the chap­ ter In the international con­ test. Mrs. George Speer, program chairman, presented a program on the polar region, Australia, New Zealand, In­ donesia, the Philippines and South Asia. She gave inter­ esting facts about the discov­ ery and development of the various countries. Refreshments were aerved by the hostess during the soc­ ial hour. Othcra present were Mmcs. Clark Brueitle, Gor­ don Frederick, Vernon Har­ din, E. C. Harper Jr ., Glenn McCall, Ashby McClanahan, Ed Peterson, J . W. Probosch and Mrs. Alexander, North Orlando Youngster Observes Fifth Birthday Eight North Orlando young stars helped I)avc Carr cele­ brate his fifth birthday, re­ cently, at a party in hi* hon­ or, given bv his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dill Carr at their home on North Second Sired in North Orlando. Gaines were supervised by Mrs. Carr with each guest winning a prize grab bag style. The guests helped Dave his gifts. A supper of hut dogs, baked brans, ytotaln chips and coM drinks was served. Ice cream was served with the birthday ATTRACT! VK HOLIDAY tint! jilft items to be on sale this Saturday at cake which was placed In the tha Autumn llnznnr sponsored by the Luke Mary Community Presbyterian center of the table and dec­ Church nro displayed by, from left, Mrs. Harry Sandusky, Mrs. Don Smith, orated with rest roses and Mr*. It. H. Goblo anti Mr*. Joo Smather*. The event will lie held at the green leaves. A toy csr was church from -I until 8 p.m. (Herald Photo) perched un top of Iho rake. Each guest received iden­ tical favors, a hand made pa­ per bag filled with candy, bubble gum and toys. DAVID CARR with gome o f hi* gift* received at Those enjoying the party a party on hi* fifth birthday. (Humid Photo) By Helen HnodgraM Harvey, his wife Astrid and -hurt visit in Miami. were Jerry and Jimmy FenRev. Fred Foster attended the newest addition to the off, David and Glen Tufts. John II. Itroylcs of .Melville, Duncan and Timmy Grin- the pastors school lit Leesburg family Todd Edwnrd in Hono­ stead. Hobby Hudson ind last week. lulu, lluwaii. Mr. and Mrs. Lot., visited friends here last Dave’s sister. Sherry. Dunn then motored to Tnmpu week. The WHCS sessions of the for a visit with son Chuck ami Mr. uml Mrs. H. L. Dunn llanirtt Memorial Methodist his fumily. and Miss Helen Snodgrass Church were held Tuesday attended the DeLnnd Shrine with tiies morning session Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nutt Club Indies night dinner uml meeting at the ehurch annex and children and .Mrs. Nutt’s meeting held ut Stetson Com­ nml the evening session nt parents, Mr. nml Mr*. John mons last Thursday evening. The ladles of the Gamma cloths and lighting was fur­ the home of Mrs, Warren Ricketts of Montgomery, Ala., Lambda chupler of Itetu Sig­ nished by candles In bottles. Ills*. ma Phi recently entertained Members mid hunhunda arriv­ spent Sunday with friends m Ilotii groups ilisi-ussed rou­ their husbands with a beatnik* ed in beatnik costumes. Mrs. Arntyn True was has* tine business and Mrs. II. W. Winter Garden. pizza party at the Fleet HeThose enjoying the get.to­ tesi tn Circle One of the UI’W Carlton guvs the program aerve. Sirs. J . L. Gillysrd of Degether were Mr. and Mrs. Don The tables were covered llamner, Mr, uml Mrs. Jimmy nf llie Community Presbyter­ for the evening session. I sml is recuperating at tile Tin* Homemakers Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Harvey I,. with red and white Checkered Junes, Mr. anil Mrs. Gil Dai­ ian Church of Lake Mary at home of her daughter, Mrs. School Class or Hie First Bap­ Dunn went to Orlando to see Sidney Emanuel after a short tist Church will meet at 8 gle, Mr. and Mrs. Larry the October meeting held in their daughter off by Jet for siege in the hospital. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Jo s Cor- her home, Tuesday night. p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, chair­ a two week visit with brother ley, Mr. and Mrs. Je rry MeMrs. W W. Horne, IMl Va­ Cube, Mr. and Mrs. James man, opened the meeting anti Mr and Mrs. W, A. Nelson lencia Drive. of Tampa are houseguests at lllytlie, Mr. anil Mrs. Jim the devotion was given by An installation service for Ihu home of Miss Doris Kuner. new officers will he held and Daughtrcy, Mr. and Mrs. I.a- Mrs. Hubert Rugrnstaln, who Mur Meridith, Mrs. J a Kumpf also read thanks and prayer all those to be installed are requests f r o m women of ami Mrs, Hunks Golden. Sir. and Mr*. C. A. Hender­ requested to h« present no l i ­ Gamma Lamtida also held a Egypt, Lebanon and Syria. son have returned from a ter than 7 :-t-T p.m. The National Society of the liuslnens meeting recently at The association purlielpates MIMOSA CHICLE in (he fellowship of the "Least Daughters of American Colo­ Mimosa Circle member* llis Kavelina Park horn* of Coin.” nists lus approved the week DeBary Mrs. LaMar Meridith. An In­ held the first meeting of the The bazaar and supper to program about of Oct. 1fl to 10 as Patriotic season at the home of Mrs. teresting he held this Saturday was the were Mrs. Mary Swankhans, painting was presented by main tuple for discussion dur­ Kilucntion Week. Mrs. W. S. Willis and Mrs. Mrs. Jerry McCabe ami Mrs. ing (lie business session. The group is requesting James lllytlie. They showed J . J . Nicholson. Mrs. Kay Suss in an present­ that tile public an,| organitn* Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Lindo Mrs. Swankhans presented copies of fainous pointing* ed the first two letters un thins will emphasise patriot­ of Toronto, aru vacationing uml discussed various tech­ the program on horticulture, rh.inging churches, from (lie ism In ail phases especially in their home in Deilsry for Under |h« direction of the nique* mnl subjects that are Concern. education, during this time. tho month. painted. president, Mrs. Don Smith, The November meeting will Mrs. Jay Carter, ways and plans were made for the com­ be held at the liuine of Mrs. ing year. The group chose as means chairman, reported on Kirliard Keogh, with Mrs. li. tlie project for this year "The the sales progress of the M. Gleason, eo-hostess. WHAT KVIRY W O M A N KNOWS... tiekets for the drawing to Little Red School House.’’ Refreshments of cuke, Ice A covered dish luncheon be held Dec- 2. Tile prize for cream ami coffee were served was served at noon to the some lucky couple is a week­ by Hie busies* during the soc­ THE MOST T R E A S U R E D It} members and three guests end trip to Nassau, iul hour. 01 her members preThe chapter discussed plans present. Guests were Mrs. s cii I were: Mrs. Mabel Hubert I’alien, Mrs. Vera for a dunes scheduled for Nov. Drown, Mrs. V. Harrison and 16 liutner and Kathy Cooper. N A M I IN F E R F U M E Mrs. Glen Cochran. Cheesecake, tea. sandwich­ Gossiping about neighbors es, and coffee wan aerved by IS la front of children usually the hostess, during the sociul hour. backfires. Enterprise Personals Sorority Enjoys Beatnik Party Mrs. True Hostess For UPW Circle S. S. Class Plans Installation ^ah d m Society Sets C hi d sU k Special W eek Personals CD suvt d b b i} .* DEAR ABBY: Will pleas* publish lit your col­ umn tha correct dress for high school girls? Ws teachers have tried to set some standards of dress, but so many parents com­ plained that the Board of Education wouldn't uphold us. In our high school, over half the girls come to classes in everything from the shortest shorts to tight stretch pants. I hav* hid girls in mr classes for nine months, five days a week, whom I’ve never seen In skirts. High school boya ar* not mature enough to con­ trol tha natural emotions stirred up by the sight of all this nakedness and re­ vealing outlines of feminine figures. It is no wonder more and more high school girls ara forced to leave school because of preg­ nancy. If mothers eould see how their daughters behave In unladylike dress, they wouldn’t let them oat the door. A TEACHER, OSKALOOSA, IOWA DEAR TEACHERt A few years ego a study of several schools was made, By Abigail Van Buren and it was teamed that dis­ cipline was Improved eometimea 100 per cent when dress was improved. I t Is not up to the school author­ ities to dictate dresa styles, make-up, etc. Parent* should make these personal decisions. BUT, in the ab­ sence of old-fashioned com­ mon sense and a good Judg­ ment from home, a commit­ tee should be set up at school, composed of a few parents, a few teachere, and several students — the latter elected hy the stu­ dent body, And it should recommend standards of reasonable attire—although It would noL obviously, have legal authority to en­ force its findings. Any eommsnt? e e e # DEAR ABBY: My prob­ lem la In tha form of n pet peeve. My husband has been usinr an expression for the past umpteen years that ta driving me craxy. It's "not bod.” Nothing ia over "good, fair, wonder­ ful” or “great" It is al­ ways "not bad.” He ia practically perfect in ev­ ery way, but when I oak him how I look, and be Q a cn tu f Q n f t h id n o On* of the haidest thing* fur * defender to do ia to count a hand out and to de­ cide why declarer has mad* his varioua plays. Now suppose you follow the piuy from the East hand cnly. At trick one you covur dummy's queen of diamonds with your king. South wins with the ace and lead# the queen of spades. Your part­ ner wins mid plays a second diamond. You win and con­ tinue the suit only to have .South ruff high. He lends n trump to dum­ my's nine spot uml at this point you have ccunted him for two diamonds and five Ot)s A K IT I V A JI ♦ QM A AC F i a t «| ♦ T il +1C BS A ll VKQt ♦ K J IOCS ARCS AQJICSJ VI41 ♦ AS A A JC Used 4A spades. The queen of clubs is led ami covered by your king and Mouth's ace. Your part­ ner plays the three. You note J .Ac gives me that "not bad* answer, I wont to scream. How can I break him of this habit? GOING CRAZY DEAR GOING: Let him have his little flaw. You would only feel Inferior If you had a perfect hueband. Personally, I’d say he’a not bad! • » • • CONFI D E N T I A L TO BOB: I don’t know whether a man is permitted to mar­ ry while he is serving time in the County jail. Even though the girl is pregnant, she is under age, and I can't blame her parent* for opposing the marriage. Ask to see the chaplain, and let him advise you. • s e e Catholic Women To Attend Deanery Meet f What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stomped envelop* to Abby, Boa 3365* Beverly Hills, Calif. * * • * Hate to write lettera? Send on* dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’a new book­ let. "HOW TO W RITE LETTEK8 FOR ALL 0 0 * GABIONS,* By Oswald Jacoby that he baa echoed and Ms reason must bo to show an even number of ranis In the suit. When he follows So the third club you know that he started with four so tho de­ clarer’s original holding was five spades, three hearts, two diamonds and three etui*. Declarers next play la th* five of hearts from dummy and if you have been awake you will play the seven spot. You won't have much hope for this play, but ycu will realize that you aren't going to do yourself any good by playing one of your honors and that the play of the seven will beat the hand if your partner holds the ten. {jJ cM M : A young wife complained to with her. She says she is hu­ me that her husband never miliated when she meets the diseuasea his office colleagues wives of ether men in his firm and Is unable to join in conservation about what goes on in the office. She doesn’t know how lucky she is. She’ll never lie accused of hurting people she doesn’t even know by indulging in idle Ulk. She needn't feel humiliated A delegation of members at her lark of knowledge cn of the All Souls Catholic Women's Club is planning this score. The flat statement to attend the fall meeting of that “John never discusses the Orlando Central Deanery the office at home” will make of the M. Augustine Council the other women feel that of the National Council of John leads too full a life at Catholic Women. The meet­ home to give a thought to of­ ing will be held on Tuesday, fice trivia. But plenty of wive# heve Oct. 22. at St. Peter's Church hurt their husbands' careers in DcLand. Activities will commence because they knew thing* with 9 a m. Mass at St. Pe­ they were tempted to tell or were eager to let other wives ter’s Church. Itvscrvatloni Include lunch­ know they knew. It may be fun for a wife to eon to be served at th* Elki be “in the know”—but It’s a Club in DcLand. Anyone wishing to attend la big responsibility. asked to call Mrs. Aucoln, A man wbo take* ■ date to president of All Souls Catho­ lic Women's Club or Mrs. a dance, and refuse* to John Pierro, vice president, dance, should have stayed at home. to make reservations. ® By Ruth Mille The wife who doesn’t know office gossip never has to worry for fear she’ll Irt aoinelliiiig slip file sbimUa't have discussed outside the of­ fice. it's really so handicap to a woman not to know every­ thing that goes on in har hus­ band's office. It may prevent th* slip of the tongue that ♦ could lose him hi* Job. Have you rend Ruth JHb lett’s “Tips on Teen-Agers” ? Mail 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, e/n The Senford Herald, P. O. Box 480, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y . Our Machines A rc: ills * Fant • T h rifty We Ar# Opes A ir — Wash In Comfort Kwite - White LAUNDRY 113* FRENCH AYE. Now - a Stereo Tape Recorder! 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Oct. 18, ’63— P a g * 7 Movieland To Host Navy Horo Girard Ziruer, of Winter Park, will be a guest of honor Sunday avsning when **PT 100" if featured at the Movie* land Drive-In Theatre. Zinaer was a crew m e m b e r •board the PT 109. command* •d by Lt. John F. Kennedy during World War II. Alio f e a t u r e d Sunday through Tuesday will be an* other eolor movie, "My Six Loves,” starring Debbie Rey­ nold*. Co-featured Wednesday and Thursday will he "Merrill's Marauders," s t a r r i n g Je ff Chandler, and “ Girl Ha Left Behind," starring Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood. The triple all-color feature fur Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25-110, will be "Last Train From Gun Hill," starring Kirk Douglas; "It Happened At the FOLLOWING an attack by Japanese planes, Cliff Robertson, etarring as L t. (j.g .) John F. Kennedy, strides across the deck of the LST hrinjrini? him to the South Pacific and his assign­ ment ns a PT bout skipper in this scene from “ PT 109," the W arner Pros, adventure drama opening Sunday a t the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. World’s Fair," itarring Elvis Presley, and “ Com* Fly With Me." starring Dolores Hart. Movieland wilt present a pre-Halloween show of two first run horror hit* at mid­ night Saturday, Oct. 26. Clifl Robertson stars at Lt, John F. Kennedy, the moet coveted role of tho year, in "PT 109." tho Warner Bros. Technicolor-Pans vision adven­ ture drama. Ty Hardin. Jnmea Gregory, Robert Culp and Grant Wil­ liams are co-starred In the stirring re-enactment of the action - packed four months that led up to the early morn­ ing ramming of tho 109 by a Japanese destroyer in the Solomon lalanda. The film wnt produced under tho pereonal eupervitlon of Jack L. Warn­ er. 20,000 Leagues" Hit At Rite asslatant. Individually give convincing performance*. Although Nemo'* wits is never seen, her posthumous influence on the bereft and pltlleia acourga of the sea* haunts almost every violent scene and auapenteful inter­ val aboard the aubinifilia and acroaa th* 20,000 league* of oceanic wonders, beauties and terrors. No creature of famoua fic­ tion has been so devil-driven of Jule; Verre’r ‘antn.tic sub­ marine, Nautilus. And about no other dark celebrity have so many reader questions been asked. In his monumental motion picture version of the adven­ ture thriller, "20,000 Leagues Under the Rea." in which James Mason portrays the submarine captain, Wult Dis­ ney more clearly than the original author tell* what motivated Nemo to pursue hla abysmal deeds. The feature opened Thurs­ day at the Rltz Theatre and will rontfnuo through next Wednesday. TV News UNDERWATER TERRO R — A shark makes a vicious pass at Kirk Dougina and Peter Lorre, who are exploring the ocean liottom in W alt Dis­ ney's Technicolor production, "20,000 Leagues Under the Sen." f OMIli C ltV ^ R I DE - I N THE AT R I t had to do with abuse to tho death of Nemo's wife while he was a penal rotnny alnv* cf “that hated nation'' which sought to pry from him the secret of hia atomicpowered vessel. In his dark, genius mind, retaliatory ven­ geance upon the world's ship- To m i l a s t r u i n t ) • l.st A C.4NL04D ntu T i u r i .B s ' H T i n r a a . 1 %t TiOO H a lf » » * < ; * o r IILUS' IIIIOW >" C a l » r l l n l n s W ith M o rf ('a lk a U B n*. a at * aw imw T i n : iik i . ii arn ULl-IMII BVV TV RENTAL Jerrs Lew is • Salea a*, a as le.iui nair -U l'l a u u ' • Service Seminole TV FA 2-1920 Zenith Color TV Salea 2600 Sanford Ave. Jervs Lewis SUN. • MON. • TL'ES. RITI SCIILIIIt L ok suova a "IM', iyti‘* Mart* A t 7 M trlr ’r,% I I I aaose — W e ll l l e s l H a lf W ill ■* H e e e a ie f O a leeeit skew >. • Cnm plrle iksee C aa H e ping overbalances concern for others among hia loved onea and friemia and so he rvtmila into the sen to op erntu his terrible submarine of destruction until the fan­ tastic power he hna discovered finally sends him to a doom no man could then have fore­ seen. James Mnaon impersonates the ohies'ed skipper magnifi­ cently. As Nemo'* captives on the sub, Kirk Dougins, the brash harpoonsr, Paul I.ukas, the French scientist, nnrl Pe­ ter Lorre, his comically abject NOW SHOWING O PE N 1 : 3 0 SHOWS AT 2:00-1:23-6:45-8:35 Seen Ak l.ste As Suva , , t .tie Lsrl, t i l i:\ T K A Si'Ll I AL ...O u t of the pages o f the m ost amazing story ever w ritten comes r.erar* Ilaaer Of Wlatee Park a Ceeve Slemker Of Tfca P.T. !<«• Will lie t l Motlelsaf IV KLUSOA St Mi AT A i r L HALT S it e __ lie Will ra s a OtsS nesallfnl I'lflares Of Tfca K.T. H» — tl.sti — Sniaa l.uvky r o s a s Will Wta A Set* te sla Wwtet Of Tk a K.T. ISi — OI*aa Iff *T » f I areal’ f I DU f r W l f W T f i l l . / t f f f . mtiti.blt itmliui a UrnUntk hcit*> CUFFROBEMRjfyH FSOuu73Vm NS&ffiS — mm ’ sJSTVis r w r w w j L O - U ir AT Hi** 5 D m iK R i eyno lds M y ** S ix Lo v e s ruHIVG OCT. ST - *A - *a "IRMA LA DOL’CE" . Y M t Disney r '- ” 7:30-9:30 p m . CBS. The Great Adventure. "Six Wa­ gons to the Sea." Unlike (he rather stiffly presented true adventure! thus far in this series, tills lias a robust, sc linnful flavor that prove* minor historical events can be exciting. The year is IDoJ. raisin farmer* in the San Joaquin valley protest the railroad’s exorbitant freight rates and Join an Armenian farmer (Lee Marvin) who vows he'll personally deliver his crop to the San Francisco market. 8:309:30 p.m. NBC. Bob Hope presents the Chrysler Theatre. "Seven Miles of Bid Road." (Color) The eternal triangle makes for three good ehararlcrixatloni here in a story that never lose* momen­ tum. 9:30-10 p.m. ABC. The Farmer's Daughter. "An Af­ fair of State." An amusing situation, although Katy does n't think so when she is trap ped tn a corner by an Arabian Shah who wants to add her to hia harem. 10-11 p.m. NBC. The Jack Paar Show. (Color) Singer Pearl Bailey and ex-heavyweight champion Joe Louis team up for a vaudeville act ami sing a duet. Then Pearl goes on her own for a few numbers. 11:30 p tn.-I a m. The John­ ny Carson Show. Johnny's guests include opera linger Jin Peerce, actress narbars Nichols, m il Htatly, author of "Which Way to Mecca. Mac," and Melissa Stafford, whom you may remember as Miss Vermont in the recent Mias America Patient. Bob Crosby's Son Makes Good noLLYwooD (u rn -B o b Crosby’s 20 • year - old son, Chris, wst so impressive in hi* teting dakut with a small part in "llootrnanny Hoot" that he was algned to a recording con­ tract With M-G-M Record*. ***** A j A BY JUDY TU R N ER Hunting season must be getting close, along with th e other fall harveita. Gunshot reports are re­ sounding in the countryside which is also graced by the goldenrod and other pretty autumn "weeds." Halloween is also getting very close. All this leads up to the fact that it it time to begin reaping your hnrveat of leisure after a hard day’* work. F a r tbsaa «f >wa who Hk# akAtlng At discount prkaa, and all skaters do, ba aura to tako • good long look a t tha Metodea Skating Rink ad on tiiia page today. I won't toll you what it ia but it U a rani bargain, su read tho fine p rin t Shealy Beat of Melodoo reports lost of fun at tho rink on Oncra Kd., week nighta included. Stop out and aco for yourself. Be suro to Include Freddie’* Stoak House on your roiter of party placet this season. A fter a strenuous day at Hootenanny work or tramping through Jo e y nuhop (Color) tho woods one of Freddie’* Phil Silver, Lawrence Wetk big Juicy struka wculd just S s t u t J i y Xt*ht hit the ipuL The atinoaphere Movie is juat right for tho hunting The Defender* ■eaaon too, with its canopy J e r r y Lewie Clunemoke over the bar decorated with K i l l ) .Sene unusual gum and other wea­ Movie pon*. A fine place to relax. Mail* s e e W eekend Television FRIDAY P. U. I St <:< N a w i c o t * ( S M S ! New,* Hporti, W eather l i t * ( I ) E d i to r i a l 1:11 ( I ) New s, ap art*, W ia- ther •i t * («> Ch. I Sparta <:!* t l ) N ew*— W e lte r Cronkite ( t ) Il u n t le r • tlrlnkliy ( t ) N e w i — non Cochran 1:11 ( f ) Outdoor Bulletla Hoard T.M (1) flltonl Service ( I ) W y e t t Berp t»> L e e Marvin I*r»»*4i» t .10 II) In te rn a ti o na l Show­ tim e <•> T h e G re a t Advoalu re (•> It 14 i l l 111 tot 1:00 |J) (1) 1:11 ( 1 ) 10:00 i f ) tt:0# 13) 1 1:10 <«) 11 14 I I ) l l t l l ( I ) Adult l i r o w t r * Almenai X tW I Depute P > * t HKD Mtd-Pin rids Aurnik Th» Ktnrs l l o - k f Ju nvt II..bln Hood H ui'trnu n s . i i n r i '» r T h e Alvin *h«w Major Mureurr Huff A R * M r ll-.-tnr Il ,* th ri.t 4 Qol.'k Dr..w JlcOraw T1i«*i*r X Kir...1,it X L Mtut.lv 51 >.11.4 J • i ...n , 1‘vnnl, Tb4 SDnir# Itln Tin Tin t'artni.nie. Kury liny n-xerr* Mliuw it.Any A C*rl) SATURDAY LJ:00 (5> j€| (II I t : ) * i#i III IS) P . M. P^aiios 'I.3IJLI4 N»wu Hum ■< It-in nr 1hi 11ivIn VI * tTVilnr) Collegiate Kickoff Magi - Land of Allakaaem 11:11 ( I ) F o o tb a ll — Fttiiburg a t W V*. 1:01 fl) K tp ln rln * III My Friend Fl'cha 1:10 si American Damleian.l <3 » Wreetllng 3 no t i l W a tch Mr SVliarJ 1 10 111 Man Into Space 1:11 III W orld Merita 1:00 ( I ) Hlg Picture 13) Matinee Theater I 10 1*1 T h e a t e r X I D College Football Koorehoard 1:11 ( * ) Hoy ttopere Thtaler 1:10 13) W u h . Keport m e t n s t l Highliahta 1:01 i l l T h e flutlawe ( I ) P « r t e r tVagntr IS) Wide World of tSporta t i l l ( I ) l ie Tha t a w 1.00 <)) Florida Fletilna ( I ) Nowa 1:11 13) Nawa (1) Central Fla. Week Report I.M 1*1 Mr. r.d I* ) Winter Olympia Clemee 1:00 I I ) Clreue Boy (1) Cen tral Florida i h o w ra e a ( ! ) Mae Hunt 1:1* 111 The Lleutennat IS) Ja c k i e (lleaenn Your ----Dowxtowa flo rist SANFORD FLOWER SH O P Cor. E. til A Sanford Aro. FA 1*1822 FA t-SU S Chicago ROLLER SKATES IQ ’S This ad aad 83a adm I a a I a ■ entitle* bearer to akato any o p a n aeealon. axccpt Friday or Sativ nighta, night dur* urdar tnher, I9 In* October. IMf S. BA LL IJEARING 93 PRECISION SKATING RINK Melodee 122-9133, 332-9277 ONORA ROAD — SANFORD Theater If pop promised to bring homo eupper but only allows up with ona little rabbit for 13:44 <») Kallb (er Today II I llevlval your rnllro family and you II I Kla. Kooiball Highdidn't defrost tha hamburger, llehta I M S (» ) Ktlm Kara don't despair. Hop in tho car I I I Oral Hnherta 11:11 t*> Pro Kootbalt Kirk- and drive to the Fainted otf Hurao which la one of tho (II IT Sun.»t «trtp 1:0* 1 1 1 Chrlelrtphere 1 11 I t ) ltob host family styled restaurants MU Herald of Truth t*l Itoute IS 1*1 NKL Football aruuml. Tho kills will enjoy t i l Uurke'e t-sw l : l * IS) Viciory ai se» the buffet salad table where 1:1 * <3> t l a r r y ’a Olrla i f ) Space Age Report I I I T w t l l a h i Zone 1 40 <41 leeuee a Antarera they can select their own IS) T e r m e r ' i Diiu*hl,r 13> bbiiw boat good In , and I do mean t#:4S t i l J a c k r e a r (Color) I'M i4> A F L Foot halt t o Atfred Ifllchctu-k .......... ... n e a ’ h Valiev Peye g ’j odin. There are so many i l l I).w in s 1:10 <4i Football delicious ■election! that any­ to-IV i * l Make Tliet St.ar* I I ) MIC -Ntwa llncore 11:00 D H > News. Weather, I I S 1*1 lloy Rogere Krntun one, even a finicky eater, •porta t:44 i l l Stoirla lllih llihta couldn't help but leave atuf( I ) Newt—Morphy Mer­ I 14 «*l Ula r i r t u r e lin fed. Tha hot entrees are good 1:04 ||| Riindar Mi>«.rt| lt:t h <S> N e v a Sjvnrta, VMM(*i«. . tabular l»u end of cuulev you cull ther ( 2 ) Wild Kingdom 11:55 ((> Movie have as much as you want of 1:10 C l l i t : I'.dlega tl-wl 11:10 111 J o h n n y Caraoa I I I Tad Mack Hour everything, including dessert. (C olor) 1)1 Death Valley Daye (>> T V llMekaut All this for an unbelievable 1:01 ( I ) n i l , cen tu ry U t i l IS) Mav erick ( 3 ) Hallmark Hal) a l low pries which you ran are Fa m a by looking at Uie ad on this R AT U R D A T A . E * 1 4 rs> Moral Ieeuei page, *:M <*) New*. TVrSther I . «« t4 ) Oail* A 1larrlett s e e S.:o t o Hunrl.4 M<*m»»t»f IS) J^., .1* 1:44 (•) (4) 1:19 HI H) 4:44 (3) (4i 1:14 C> 14 1 9:0* t i l (4) 14) 4:14 <D 10:44 ID it) f4l 10:14 Itl III 14) 1!:00 ( D HI (4) 11:11 (1) Hi (1) fro m SUNDAY P. M. 1:10 (91 T r a v e l , at Jamt* Mcl'h* ,t » r« ( 1 ) IVondfKui Warld ol Color ( * ) My Kavf.rtia Martial 1:40 H i K.t Xiilllvan 1:30 t l ) Ortnll (4 ) A r i . u A Trial ItilO t l ) ll.iu.tna* (91 Judy (i.rtand 1:30 H I ii, V Tl.tatar 10:00 (3) Show of \V»»k H i Can.ttd Camara I D 110 Orjvit.l 10:3* (4) AttC N»w* Ilrport t«) IVhat1a My Lin* 11:40 (31 X,w,4u:>a (S) Harry llaaiontr Nowa 1 1 : 1 1 H ) T l . . a l a r o f th, a tari H i Tha l.ata Khoe tl;10 ( 1 ) P e te r lluun D IO N I)A T A . M. ( 00 C ) ailmaattce l i t * ( 3 ) Kiinthln* Aimanae 1:19 H I New, 4:30 HI Huurl.a Samvilar 13) Kla. lllati.rr 1:44 I I ) Taday H i operation (Inhibit |:IS I I ) Perm . Market He- Speaking cf llsiloween, you'd botler begin thinking seriously about those cos­ tume* for Spencer* annual party on the 30th of this month, 1 happen to know that U>a judges are going to b« really tough to pleeia. Ac­ tually they are softies at h«art and anything funny will niuke them laugh. You don't have to wear a costume, but you'll undoubtedly have more fun if you do. 1 already have my costume all thought out . . . whether it get* made is another story. s e e It never falls to impress me when coming into Sanford from tiie eouth, that the WhaLuhurger rertninly has an ideal location. The unusual pert shape of tha building, it* f l ) Newe » :M I t ) T e d a r eieanilnesa and ipaclouaneaa H I W a k e Up Mevlee T-14 H I Stickle'* do,pel Time add to Its attraction, and it i* TitS 111 N*WS A \Vearner no easy to turn In and gut a i . cu h i < -tnoonvllle hamburger or a meal. Thu 111 i ‘apt. K an *area food Is outstanding too, and 1 :1 * III w e e lk e , a l l Kawa ! : • * <11 T e d a r for a break in tha otd routine 1:00 (1) J a c k Lalanne Rnnvr you can't beat It. Somehow ( I ) am erteaa Iflilery H i Lxerelsea hamburger at a drive-in al­ 4:10 14) (‘ lrtnnville ways tastes better than the 4:14 I * ' Romper Room I SO III Oall t t e r w Skew kind you makt at home, and 111** t t ) Bay Wke« Juat tha idea of going out, Hi Mika Walla** IS) Snanl4li makea a difference too. My 10:10 I I ) NIK Newa favorite time to go le about IWilu i d Word for Word l t p.m on a Friday or Satur­ II I I I.eve Laer IS) December Urlda day night after spending a l t ; l * H i Th e MeC’eyg quiet evening at home, ( I ) Cea ea al rattea e e * f t ) t’ rl c* U Rlfkt H i t * (l> Pete A (Haifa I I ) Seven Keye (1 ) Mieelng Link* Another Halloween party In the offing . . . . Skate City'a annual shindig, to bo M O N D A Y P . M. held Nov. 1 from 7:30 til mid­ l l : S 0 ( I ) Tew* night . . . an extra hour and •lag one half for all th# witches Raw* ( I ) Taaneaaeo I r a l a and goblins. Skats City gets Ford th* prise for Initiating the («) Leva el LIU 11:11 ( f l H arry Jlta eesa r most unusual game of the >1.1* I I I T a l k e r U a a e a Seel f t ) Se erek t e r Tewaerrew year . . . they’re offering a ( I ) TVath er Cegeepair of skates or 110 to the geeaeea person who corns* closest to lt:*f If) DotIIeg IJgkl gueising how many SEED S l i e f H i *)p,n Windii# (4) Oenerat llasyllal IN A PUMPKIN. That party (Si Nawa aad Wealkee sura sound* lik* a winner, an 1:10 I I I I-affllaaa 1:1k (3) Focua maka your plana for it now. HM ( I ) ID 14) 1 « t (II 3.00 H I (1) (41 1:11 I I I 1 114 I D 1:14 H) (4) 1.44 <: H> (4) 1:31 ( I ) 1:10 I D (I) *:•• ( I ) (I) (I) t :3S (3 ) 1:14 I D Hi (I) d:S* ( I I * : * » (I) ):C * ( D S :I0 (D (I) 1:44 ( 4 ) 1 :1 1 ( I I i : ( S (3) H) Aa Tka W i r l f * * * * * Rrtenca M l Kla. N iv a T.afftlme I'aeewurd People Will T a lk Ann Bamberg M I C Newt T be Doctors Art Lln kteitsr Day l a Court L ore tta Young To Tall the Truth (Jueen for a Day Dougina Edwarda Tou Don't l a y W k e Do Tag TVnos T k a Waltb Oaaaa Trallm aaltr Secre t S t o r k M IC Nawa Hums A AUta Uncta W alt Dleeo varr 'II A n a r le a a Nawaataad NSC News C aack m ata Nawseopa Daputy Dawg Deputy D a » S S a a t a C!aaa Nawacopa Deputy Dswg A bunch of th* boyi weru whooping it up , . , ate., etc. Don't remember th* rest of th* Una, but It Is apprupo to a celebration at tha Carib# last week. According to Jack, it ace ms soma new first and second class petty officers cam* in to wet down their now atrip** and all really en­ joyed themselves, Including Jack. Tha Carib* ia a great pise* for celebrations of that aurt, especially line* almost everyone wurking there Has some connection with th* Navy anyway and know* what you ar* talking about. 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JUWTICK. daetaaad; ANNA M. Jl.WTIUE, daeaaaad; R. D. K E E N E , daeaaaad; MART Q. K E E N E , docaoiad! E L I S A B E T H A. CHRIST, d o a a a a a d i — CHRIST, kar unknown huaband, daeaaaad) QKOIUJB A. Cltn iBT. daeaaaad; -----CHRIST, kla unknown wlfa, daeaaaad: IDA A. r. n o r r MAN. and If marflad. -----HOTFMAN. k ar unknown knabnnd| DEAN E. Loch man. daeaaaadl ANNBMA UXHMAN, daeaaaad; IT. O. STATON, da­ eaaaad; J . F. A NOE, dacaaaad; J . H. T I C K E R , daeaaaad; W. L. STOUT, daeaaaad; C. D. CHRIST, daeaaaad; C. E. ORA1IAM, daeaaaail: F. R. StAOL’ IlUfl, daeaaaad; A. T. KUl.f.Klt, daeaaaad; OBOHOK E. MACT, daeaaaad; C. A. RORKRTS, daeaaaad; OEOIUJE FROST, daeaaaad; «w m <IB W. MORSE, daeaaaad: CHAR­ LES W H IT T IE R . daeaaaad; WILLIAM L BIIADLET, da­ eaaaad; LEONARD F. CREB8T, daeaaaad; BENNINO C. NOTES, daeaaaad; FRANK K. fll SUWON. daeaaaad; J O E L OOLDTIIWAIT daeaaaad; OKOROIA A W ARREN, daeaaaad; JAMBS r . HUUBTM, daeaaa­ ad; JO S EP H DAVIS daeaaaad; OEOROE R. F IS K , daeaaaad; ESTATE OF JOHN A. OIIKKLT. daeaaaad; CHARLKS L CARTER, daeaaaad; STEPH EN OIHIOOD. daeaaaad; J. W. ( K O D E U , daeaaaad: JOB E l ’ ll nnflS, daeaaaad; OKOIUIE D. ATKINS, daeaaaad; JOHN DAVENPORT. J R . daeaaaa.l; IHAAC N. TLTTCKU. daeaaaad; REV. JAMI-58 DDOHEHTT, da­ eaaaad; IIENIlT I . CHASE, dacaaaedi (1EOIU1R W. OREOOIIT, dncnaaeil: nEV . ARTlll'dl J . FEKLIN4I. dacaaaa<l; EI.I7.A S. W H ITT IE R, daeaaa­ ad. THOMAS J. KENNY, da­ eaaaad. L R I T E L L A T ALMADOE. daeaaaad; WILLIAM J . HOLBROOK, daeaaaad. and tha unknown halra, drrlaaaa, lanalaaa. nrnnlaaa, and aaalcna of tha aforaaald paraona. and all paraona and parllaa claimInn any Intaraat by, Ihrouali, under or awalnat any al tha alioaa known or unknown partlaa; and all paraona having or claiming any •**:>*• rleht. tltla or Intaraat In tha lamia haralnbtlow daaerlhad. TOU A RB II E R E I IT NOTIF IE D that a ault to gulat tha tltla lo tha balow daaerlhad property haa baan enmmanead agalnat you In tha Clreull Court of tha Ninth Judicial circuit In and for hanilnolt County, Florida. Tha abbraalatad a t ri a of tba rauaa la ARTH UR K. READISO, plaintiff, aa. W. K. IIAIllaiW, alao known aa W IL ­ LIAM E. HARLOW, at a t , at mi I i t-t al., defendant#. Tha daarrlpllon o f tba raal properly prnc'adad agalnat la: I’ ARC E l , I L o l a 1*1 through « * . Ml through «««. ITJ throuah «TL lhat part nf I>ita lid through 1*1 lying aaat of a Una running from tha Norlheaat eurnar al I ait U t Mouth to L * k * Or Innta aeenrdlng to tha auhdlvlalnn of land* balongIng to Altamonta Hprlnga I«ind. Hotel and Naviga­ tion Company, aa racord*•1 tn I'U t Hook 1. page in, Pubtlo Record* of H'mlnola Counly, Florida, and Lot lilt aeeordlng lo tha aforaaald plat which la alao daaerlhad aa: tlaginning at tha NoMhwevt n irn a r of fait i t o of lha nforwaald pl»*i run Want I ehalna in llnka to lha Norlhaa at aornar of Lot l i t of tha aforaaald plat, run South • ehilna Ft llnka m»r a o r laaa lo L a h a Or Iant a, run along tha ohora of Igtka OrlanU norlhaaatarly to lha South weal eornar of aatd Lot 111. run North I chalna II llnka nora or laaa to tha point e l hi ginning. P A R C E L It Commencing at tha BE eo rn ar of I-ot l i t of lha fluhillvtalon of tha land bnlonging lo A l t a m o n t a Land. Holal and Navlga tlnn Company, aeeordlng to tba plat tharaof aa rteord ad ta P l a t Book 1, yaga 1d, Public Raeorda of Slhilnala County, Florida, tfciaeo ru n Southiaatarty a lon g a pra jaetloa a f tba aaat Una af aald Lot Ml to tbo point o f Intoraaetlon o f aald projaetad linn with l h a North Una o f tba ■ E H a f S W H af Sactlaa 11, To w ni hip i t South. K ongo || Boat, thence run W ao t a lo n g th a Mid North lino a f tha S E H of SWH o f Mid Saetlon I t to tha IntarMctlon o f Mid line with t h a S W uornur of L ot B B aa uhowu an lha afar aaa ld p la t; thanca run Norlhaaatarly along tha gouth and SouUieaat lot U n it nr Lota *M, ( I t and L o t BH aa ahown on tha afaraaald pla t: thanca run Eaut and Snutheaitarlr along tha South llnai of L ota M l and U l . aa ahown aa tha afaraanld plat; thanca run Ksat and N orth a a a ttrly along tha gouth l i n n of Lota I I I throu gh I I I a a ihown nn tha aforaaald plat to lha point of baginning. P A R C E L III P r o a tha N B eornar af Lot « U of tha SUBDIVISION O P LANDH IIEI/INOIS O TO T H E ALTAMONTE LAND. H O T E L AND NAVIOATION CO., aa raenrdad In P la t Book I. paga II of tha Publlo Raeorda of Samtuola County, Florida, run South 11 1 .II fait to an Iron aala. thanca contlnua South th fact, more a r laaa. to a point on tha •hoi* of L i k a Ortanta aa a i l i t l n g on IS Decmnbnr, 1111, Mid point being lha point o f beginning; thane* run South SIS teat, mora o r laaa, to nn Iron plpa. thanca continue South 91 feet, mora or laea, la a point on th a ahora of L a k e Orlanta a i eilatlna on IS November Ills, thanca run Kaatarly along aald ahorillna ltd feat, more o r D m , thinea Northa aalarly along aald ahoraline SM feat, mora or laaa. thenea Northwaaterly along aald ahorallna loo feel, mora or laaa. thanca E a a la r ly along aald ahora­ llna 100 feat, thanca North­ erly along aald ahorallna S li feat, mora or lata, to a pulnt 11 feat, mora nr laaa, Eaa t nf tha Southa ja ta rly eornar of alurtMid l-ot 1*1 according to tha ahorallna aa ailatlng on II Daeambar 11*1, thane* run Want 1» fe*t. mora or laaa, to tha afora­ aald Mouthaaatarly eornar of Lot III. thane* South­ erly and Westerly along til* ahorallna a* ailatlng on I I Daeambar 1111. a dlatanea of loo (cal, more or laaa, to lha point of beginning, containing 10.1 ae rta, mora nr laaa. TOU A R E REQU IRED to flln your a n sw e r nr other pleading with tha Clark of lha atiov* Court and aarv* a copy tharaof upon B a t e a u and Tuck, 100 South Maitland Ave­ nue, Maitland, Florida, a tto r­ ney* fur Ilia plaintiff, on nr liafor# November 11. till. Failu re to do an will reautt In the entry nf a Decree Pro Confeten agalnat you tor tha relief demanded la tha Com­ plaint. W IT NESS my hand and aeal nT M i d Court In Mantoril, M-inlnola Counly, Florida, thla lit h day nf October, t i l l , (SE A L) A rt h u r H. Berkwlth, Jr ., Clark of tha Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida l l y ; Martha T. Vihlta De-put y Clerk fa) K, Pop* llaaaett E. Pop* ttaaaatt nf the firm of HAMMETT AND TUCK too South Maitland Avanua Maitland, Florida Altnrnaya for Plaintiff t«aao»i I’g U M W A1RTEMP HEATERS |L ■ fT i* ■sSfife a, 'A S BTfllL M. ItOITTIt Paraaaad. PIN AL NOTICE Nolle* la hereby given that lha undersigned will, on tha Ifnd day of November, A. D. t i l l , prevent to tha Honorable County Ju dga ot Semi­ nole County, Florida, hla final return, account and v a u r h tn , aa E i a c u t o r o f tha Eatata of MVI1 IL M. ROtlTII, daeaaaad, and a t aatd time, than and thar*. make application ta tha tald Ju d g e for a final settle­ ment ot hla administration of Mid M ta t*. and far aa erdsr discharging hire aa aurh E a ­ se II tor. Dated thla tha 19th day of October, A D. I PBS. / ■ / J o t Koulh Aa E i a c u t o r of lha Katat* nf S r i H L M. ROUTIt Decaasa-I. B ED R O O M S, ltk bathi. L a r f c yard . Children welcom e. 322-5609. 9 . F or Sslo or Kent 3 • | Mi. * A o BEDROOM CB House, kitchen equipped, near Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-5398. U N FU R N . Apt. Kitchen equip­ ped. $53 mo. 309 U j ,nolia. I-ARGE 3 Apply d o w n itairi. "CLEAN quiet Roomi" The G ables. FA 2-0720. 2. Notices • P m o fu ls FURN. 2 Bedroom Home. Adults. No petl. FA 1-7664. F R E E Room xvallable in attra c tiv e hom e fo r a w om ia TWO Bedroom Home, kitch­ wUliflK to live la bouts with en equipped. On Lake Gold­ 3 eld erly la d ie i. No hom e­ en, near air bate. During w ork. B ox 23, c o Sanford day call FA 2-4045, alter H erald. 6:30 Call FA 2-4736. N IC E L Y furnished Apartment. P ark A partm ent’s. 1717 P a r k Ave. FA 2-6112. la Ike f a w t a f the t'awaty Jad ga, ■emlaala t s a a t f , Flor­ APT. $30. Surplus City. ida. la Prabatv. la M I Ret ate of F U R N I S H E D A partm fn t. W A R R E N WILLIAM FUNK Daceaaad. C lean and d o ie in. Jlm m ig T a All fe ed Hern a a i Parana* Cowan. 322-4013. If av la g f'laiaaa an Dnmaad* Legal N otice Bedroom Houses, 1 4 2 baths. By owner. 2ttS E. 23th St. LARGE 4 Ur. older Home on lake. Many extras. $175 month lease or will sell. FA 2-7732. NEW HOMES B Y SHOEMAKER 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS 1. 1‘4. AND 2 BATHS F1IA, VA & Conventional X. "uicingl SITUATED I.; BEVUTIFUL 0 RAVENNA PARK AND IDYLLW ILDE We Have Several New Homes Now Under Construction, 2 UDllM. Home. 133 Country Club. Unfurn. Carporte It And A Few Nearly Com­ Fia. room. $73 month. Ph. pleted! FA 2-4933. We Can Also Custom Build A Home Just For You. EFFICIENCY Apartment on For Complete Information First St. Near 2 city free See or Call Your parking lota and shopping Ravenna Park • Idyllwllde stores. No utility charges. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Suitable for couple or sin­ gle, also retired people. FA 2-4712. Inquire Jacobson DepL Store. 111 N. Park 122-2420 YOUNG Teacher will share NEAR HOSPITAL his home with deeirahle male. FA 2-0684. 009 Pin. See thli neat 3 bedroom home at 1201 E. 4th St. Corner moiu Dr. location with 2 lots, deep AVA It REN W I L L I A M Furn. Apt. Close tn. Apt. 4. well with sprinkler syitem, FUNK, dacaai-d $35 Mo. 40715 W. 1st. , storage house. .Only lin.wj Publlah Sept. 11 A Oct t It. wilh some terms. la. 1V«1. EFFICIENCY Apartment. 409 CDM-ldl Mcllonvlllc. FA 2-4736. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS IV T H E f I B f l IT f l i t IIT IIP Realtor T I IE v i v n i J l IIP IVI. t ill, 3 BEDROOM House, kitchen f t IT. IV AVI) FIHt IK N I. Raymond Lundquist, As so. furn. Call FA 24M3 or v m . K r o i v T v . ri.Hiiiii.A, FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. C k a a re ry V*. tru st FA 2-473S after 5:30. POlintT.OVI HE IkP LOVELY Ravenna Park, tos WdltTfl Af-E Bedroom. Private E R I E COL’NTV H A V I NH B 1 NICE Valencia Dr. Selling pri. entrance. For young man RANK, * Naw Turk Corporavatcly, save realtor's fees. linn working. FA 2G048. puintirr 3 Bedrooms, living room VB. with wall to wall carpeting, 3 BEDROOM furnished house. ANTONIO B T A F T IE n O a n d P H T L L IS STA F F IE R O , hla dining area, kitchen, screen­ 1214 Styrtle. Small office Ifa ed porch, carporte, high space. Lights 4 water furn­ Defendants and dry lot wilh 6 fully ished. Phone FA 2-1401. NOTICE TO A P P E U I TOi ANTONIO HTAFFIHRO grown and bearing orange 93 Rochambcaii Avanua 2 BEDROOM House partially tree*. House 4 years old in Dobbs Parry. furnished, kitchen equipped. W eatehaatcr Counly. N. T. excellent cond. Asking for Tou are hereby notified that FA 2-4019 after 4 p. m. our original down payment a Complaint to Foreclnae a certain morlgnua no til* fol­ of $900. You benefit by STENSTROM RENTALS lowing described property, fo­ our 4 year's payments on We have an unutually fine wl!. house. Current payments I-ot SI nf nio.-k **»■*. selection of rentals immedi­ snitiiviE \STUItOOK $102 m o n t h l y , including ately available. Come by or SION. UNIT No rivB. taxes and all iniuranccs. Ih* I ’Ut according lo call today. rtroriled In thereof a* If interested call FA 2-8651. r i a l Rook IS, I’.vgea to ami t l , I'lihllt- Rernril* of Large attractive 3 bedroom 2 H-rn Imile County, Ulnrll* bath home. Includes all kit­ Ingot h*r with Ihe follow lug chen appliances and 2 air GOVERNMENT HOME!! Itema of property which ar a located In and permanently 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS conditioners. A t t r a c t i v e Installed a* a p jrt nf Ihe 1 AND 2 BATHS landscaping. For tease, $135. Improvement* nn anld land: Most Kitchens Equipped Ilnlpolnt K led rlc Uriip-ln Hang* Mmlel IOTIU’1511 Down Payment From Beautiful Brittany home on Serial 1SI.I9 L u ialr# Uurfiae# w t t h Mayfair Colt Course. 4 duct* Mini*I IIO-TSH bedrooms, 2 baths. 28UO LOW MONTHLY haa been filed agalnil you and square feet of living plea­ you ar# reuulred to «er»e a PAYMENTS copy of your Annwer uf Head­ sure. For lease $183. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS ing lo tha Complaint on the I’D n t lffe attorney, D.INIKL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY J . IwKKVRK of W arrick. Car- Many other attractive 2 and gill A I.tUevra, i l l Went D lr 3 bedroom homes from $73 We Can Qualify You For hanka Avenue, I*. O. Hoi H i. W inter Pnrk. Florida, and up. We will be pleased to One Of These Outstanding file th* original Anawer or show thess homes my time Home Buys In Minutest Pleading In th* o fllc* of th* at your convenience. Clark of th * Circuit Court on nr before tha *th day of Nov­ For Complete Information, ember, n * s . if you fail to See Or Call Your do an, Judgment by default Agalane Bald Ealalni Tou and each of you ar* hereby notified and r*-|ulr#t lo praaent any rlalma and demamla which you, or etlhar of you, may have agalnat tha ••tala or W A R R E N WILLIAM FUNK, deceased. Die of ritd County, In tha County Judge of Seminal* County, Florida, at lila office In tha rnurl houa* of aald County a t San­ ford. Florida, wlihln alg cal­ endar month* from th# tlinn of the first publication nf thla notice. Karh claim or demand •hall be In writing, anil ahall slate tha place nf realdanre ami poet office address of tha claimant, anil shall ba awr-n to by tha claimant, Ha agent, or Ha atto rney, and any atich claim o r demand not so filed •hall lie void. a / Carl If. Allen Aa adnilntatralur of the Knt.it* of o 12. R e a l E s ta te F o r S a l t S te n stro m R e a lty ‘J FHA - VA FHA $100 VA will b* taken agalnvt you for Ih * ra lltf demanded In lh« Complaint. DONE and ORDERED at Sanford. Florida, thla llth day of October, l ) i l . (SEA L ) Arthur H, flarkwlth, Jr., Clark of Circuit Court B y: Joan M. Wltka Deputy Clerk Danlal J. LeKevra nf W ARRICK. CAUDILL Stenstrom Realty FHA - VA Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park Avs. fA 2-2420 SA L E S BROKER R EN T A RED Stenstrom Realty Roltaway, Hospital 4 Baby Real Estate—Mortgages Beds. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2426 By Day, Week, or Month Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Call Evenings at STENSTROM, DAVIS A Ph. FA 2 3181 116 W. 1st St. FA 3 0346 NO 8-3324 FA 2-5181 M cl NT I (Hit A [,-KKVIIK Attorney* for E le cu to r ill) Weal Kulrhanka Avanua I BEDROOM Apartment. 30 LOT. c l. next busy 7-11 Poat Office Drawer 111! P O Ho* !Ti Sanford, Florida W inter Park, Florida Quiet neighborhood. FA 2store. Only *t300 cash. Or Publish Oct. I t . M * Now, Publlah Oct. 11, II, Si A Nov. 1162 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. I. I. I HI. 1. ISIS. 4 laned highway frontage Monday thru Friday. Ph. CliN-IT CDN-SI leading from IlcLand to 1-4, F a 2-4301 any other time. Anew** to Prevlou* A nile $19.00 front fool for cash deal. See our local broker Golf 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom first or call owner MI 4-8131 Houses. FA 2-3663. (Winter Park). U F o ui-ctl a n LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, 11 Bile also 1 bedroom trailer on to No b has 31 Verbal large lake. Adults only. Ph. EXCEPT for model: 4 Bed­ ZSNoeshle FA 2-7366. rooms, 2 baths. Iinmediata delivery. Out 2Ulh St. to 3 Bedroom, very spacious, Upsala road near church. completely furnished home Sales office open daily Sat­ frOHwreka between 2 lakes just beyond tolftali t o Golf hxxard 47CofnUtrr* urday 4 Sunday It a. m. to .Mayfair C o u n t r y Club. • Top quality verb 5 p m . Ph. 322-2741. $130 00. (3 word,! to Previrately to P«— f to H T u k iu a TE E \N GREEN ______ U DMato to Mythical R e s ' fora) SEVERAL new models atarfc INVESTMENT 4 REALTY ing at Crystal Lake Park. 5 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 Buy now 4 choose your □ » colors and details. Quiet □ TRAILER lot for rent. Mobile community near “ 1 Manor on SR 434 W. of refined n churches and shopping. Pav­ Sanlando Springs. 50 x too T n ed streets. Urge lots up to Ft. corner lot, pa Hu, south lb sera. to T u n end of $lobile Ave. M. UCUcS____ Schuetnan. TE 8-3128. MGavu unctius ALT types of financing with tofvdukt 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen interest rates aa low as equipped. FA 2-3838. * 5»/i7o * ^ u f/t e h K . (iiA a. • • t b a f e a r t e l th e I'a a a t y J a d g * . M e m ta a l* r e a a l f , l l a t a o f F l o r id a , f a P ro b a ta l o aw t k o P a la t e a ft Office 204 W. First 1 SO U TH W A RD CH RYSLER * . CDN-TI 322-5612 C. h r M VACUUM C L E A N E R , n p s l n , W E L A K A A PA RTM EN TS: R oom s p riv ats bath*, 114 p a r ti, tu p p lk i for E lectro­ W. First St,______________ lux, K irb y , Hoover, AirW op, R « - A l r *te . f r e t A T TR A C TIV E 3 Bedroom, t pickup. Now and UMd bath Ho o k . F ie . room. k it. e l o s s c n sold. FA t-TSKL equipped. E x tra s t o r a g e a re a . FA 2-8345. I . F o r Rost asair* Are You Ready For Those Cold Days? Cali U h For Your Heating Needs! r ’ FA 2 8 3 2 1 - m i. 322-5613 b # SOLD OUT * if iS B *«*T A BTMNSCHODKIKO FfUOW/ X FORGOT TOASK M « HE IS-Oft WHATM V COMO Mew/ Publish Oct. I I , 19 S Nov. 1, Classified Phone ft. W b U m Monthly payments a* low 3 BEDROOM l bath concrete as SOU. Including every­ block home. Air Cood, kit­ thing. chen equipped. Large Eta, room and covered patio. $120. month. FA 236S9 or SE E our models in Lake Wy­ man Heights. H i g h l a n d FA 2 2718. Ave., just north of new 3 R M furn. Apt. Clean. All I'hool, off 17-92. long wood. j utilities. $50. 322-2764, LALY Ealcrptusia la*. ,■> �/ ■ R a in O r S h in e, T h e R esp o n se ‘P o u rs ’ In F r o m Y o u r C la ssifie d A d . C a ll F A 2 - 5 6 1 2 . »• B **1 F o r Rale 12. Real Estate F o r Salt 15. B u sin ess Opportunity itt ACRES high land. 5 Room BY OWNER, 3 bedroom. U i Ifouie across from Lake bath home. One bedroom Monroe P oit Office. W. A. has separate entrance, can Aim tod. be rented for Income. Will I'adc for smaller place. Low down payment, s Bed­ Shown by appointment. Call room . 1lj baths. Air-Con­ FA 2-8646. dition A heat. Kitchen equip­ ped. Deep well, sprinkling OPPORTUNITY for worker, system, beautiful yard. Iff) old duplex t mile west of taka Dot Dr. Day FA 24700 renter of Sanford Needs or Night FA 2 8554. repairs, fix it up in spare time for rent, lot *Ue 64 x 127. ttfou cash. Call \V. W. (Bill) Griffith Realtor. I’d. 4244190 Orlando. P ro p erty M uuagem eut Ac Sales B ro k e r BEDROOMS. H i baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Offers for your selection Simla nd. these Beautiful 2, 3, 4 i Trading Post Bedroom GREAT opportunity for fam­ ily who want* independence and money. Superior loca­ tion. John Z. Fox, Realtor M20M9 P. O. Box 935 V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat home buy, aeo the V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office TA 2-211* Night FA 24*4* sa-onoo Park Dr. Sanford. Pla. STEM PER SPECIALS NICE 3 Bedroom Homt on 3 fertile acres. $7,600. Old fashioned 2 alory home on 7 ferula acres $10,900. MO­ TEL SIT E . 20 Acre* with *00 ft. frontage on 17-92 and TOO ft. lake frontage— B rae* yourself — $200,000. TWO COMMERCIAL S acre tract on paved road with railroad running through property. Zoned M-l. $9.5uO each. BUSINESS OPPOR t u n i t y . BEAUTY PAR (LOR. Complete with ill equipment. $2,7W. Rent *75 per month. Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSUROR FA 2 4991 1*1* 8. French Ate. 8 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Hitchen equipped. $100 down. FA 2-2940. OPEN HOUSE SERVICE Station for lease. Good location. Only small capital needed by right man. FA 2-4342. 91,r fianfnrh firralh Fri. Oct. 18. '60—P aw 9 __ SW E E T IE P IE S4. Articles For Sale By Nadine Seltzer FIR E ST O N E STORES WAITRESS. Must be exper­ ienced. Apply Chick N Treat. Sanford. L\1>Y ior office work. Pit. FA 2-0940 fur appointment. LIGHT House work A child care. FA 2-9421. Call morn­ ings. CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap­ ply Pig \N Whistle. Sanford. SHORT Order Cook. Must be experienced. Apply Tig \N Whistle. Sanford. EARN UP TO $2.00 hour sewIng Babywear, Tea Aprons! Send postcard to Daytime Frockj, Warsaw D-47; In­ diana. IDEAL COUNTRY HOME New J bedroom concrete 17. Malt Help Wanted block home on 44 acre lot DRAFTSMAN - Experienced (4a acre if desired), two structural draftsman f o r full tiled baths (in color), precast concrete detailing. large separate kitchen, se­ ** , 1 Hk* ohtldren, iN right m long M they’re Must be. accurate and re­ parate social dining room, Minton* elaVil” liable. Good future for right and screen porch. A 11 man. Cell 322-3302 for ap­ XL BwiU - F lin t - Rtprir 29. Automobile Service closets (3 In all) Urge, pointment. patio, awning windows, and Auto Glass, Tope professional landscaping. 1 BRAKE AND FRONT END ADDITION'S, repair*, remo­ A Seat Covers deling. Good work reasonmile to downtown, paved MECHANIC: Guarantee and able. Free estimate* 4 AUTO GLASS street and city water. Pric­ commission; paid vacation, plana 836-6156. ed at $1S,300 for immediate free hospltallxation insur­ SEA T COVER CO. sale and occupancy. J . W. ance. retirement plan, many X I V . M I L FA 3-102 REPAIRS . Remodeling • Ad­ Hall. Realty. 2544 S. French other employe benefits. Ap­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED dition* — Family Rooms — Ave., FA 2-3641. ply to II. T. Byrd, rnjr., Reasonable — Financing 3 1A. PeU Goodyear Service Store, OUTSTANDING Arranged — FA 2-9340 — Sanford. OPPORTUNITY Work direct with Carptn- COLLIE Pup. Sable k white. ■ male. Hid *bot*. $23. VS, ...... ....... . CAREER opportunity. Im­ ••tar.FA 2 9246. DISTRIBUTOR mediate openings for male. WANTED .Married. High School gra­ 25. Plumbing .Service* POODLE white, App. 1 year duate. Between 26 4 40 with HINSON A HEARN old. Househroken, good with EXCELLENT WAY for man an old established company PLUMBING CONTRACTING children, $25. FA 2 3754. or woman to supplement In Sanford area. Salary dur­ Repairs A Water Heater* their income in a continu­ ing training period. $102.50 32. Flower* - Shrub# F R E E ESTIMATES ous repeat business. On a per week. Phone Orlando 204 E . 3rd St. 322-9143 full or ipare time basis. GA 2 6655 or ML Dora III.HOMING Roses on Chero­ 363-4491. kee stock. All other kinds PLUMBING WE O F F E R FOR T1IE of Nursery shrubbery and Contracting Repairs DAIRY Queen Driver. Prefer F IR S T TIME tree*. F R E E ESTIMATES older man. 2521 Park. Gray Shadows Nursery R. L. HARVEY !. Exclusive distributorship 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3363 5 Mi. S. on Snnford Ave, 2. PROVED sale* methods MAN WANTED to manage and o|>erato a retail Wat­ which, if followed, should 27. S p e c ia l Serv ice* DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ kins Route in this area. recover initial investment nuals ready now. Upaala Earning* of $125 00 per in 30 to 80 days Rd. Near Mayfair Golf Air-Conditioning week from the very begin­ 3. PROMOTIONAL materialCourse. H. B. POPE CO., INC. ning. Wrile Mr. McGsrily. advertising 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 P. U. lt<>\ 627, Willistou, WOODRUFF'S 4. GUARANTEED p r o d u c t Florida. (laboratory tested) SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ FARM k GARDEN CENTER tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 601 Celery Ave. Ph. FA 2 3976 18. Help Wanted Petunia Plant* 322-3506. W E ASK FOR 011 & 1. An individual who wants to make mnnev an.l who WANTED TO TRAIN FUR will follow a proud sales MOTEL method. 2. Inventory of iiwooo re­ IN DUSTRY quired. secured by mer­ OFFERING chandise. Secure high paying jobs as motel manager, clerk, hotIf qualified, wrile now for te*», bookkeeper. For free personal interview, in your information write Amer­ town, to Mr. B Miller, P. ican Service, Box 30, O. Drawer 12049, Atlsnta, Sanford Herald. Georgia 303uS 19. S itu a tio n * W anted BRAND new 20" Apt. siie gas range. Reg. list. $139.95. Close out only $44 95. Terms to fit your budget. Comer 1st A French 122 02+4 18. Female Help Wanted MEN — WOMEN — COUPLES T R E E SERVICE Complete L*wn Service Free Estimate* FA 2-4377 WASHING Machine Servlc* Free Estimate* on Repair* 264U Hiawatha 322 7363 419 Scott Ave. $ 3 p, m . each afternoon A VACUUM CLEANER Sunday. 3 Bedroom a. 2 R EP A IR S bath*, large living mom, PARTS SALES separate family room, love­ ELECTROLUX, Hoover. Kir­ ly landscaped yard with by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E. backyard fenced. Under­ Filter Queen, etc. Free ground sprinkling system pickup and delivery. Serv­ with wall. Closed garage. MAID work wanted. FA 2-6030 ing Sanford for over IS Will trade on trailer or l 5 ^ u T l n M Opportunity yeare. Bonded and licensed. amill bouse. *19,600. ASSOCIATE - DISTRIBUTOR IRONING a t home. FA FA 2-4766. DELIVER AND COLLECT 2-7791. K 0S A L. PAYTON NO SELLING Reg. Real Estate Broker SINGER NO WAREHOUSE NEEDED YARDS cleaned, smalt Items FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha PART OH FULL TIME hauled or moved. Junk pick­ S A L E S &. SERVICE Dial Operator Own your own wholesale busi­ ed up might pay fur tabor. By OWNER. House at 476 —Aik F o r - W X M00 ness — Complete training FA 2-7539 or FA 2-IM28. Rosalia Dr. Call FA 2 9*46 and retail accounts furnish I TT~ 777 “ for appointment. ed. W« handle Hems lor |PRACTICAL Nurse will care WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, for elderly people in my SPRINKLER SYSTEMS about all type retail out St. Johns Realty home. ph. FA 28135. All Types and Sues lets. THE TIME TEiTED FIRM We Repair and Service EXCELLENT EARNING PO­ Child Care FA 2-2274. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 S T I N E TENTIAL FOR R I G H T Machinery and Supply Co. EXPERIENCED Maid wants * NEW LOW_ MAN FA 2 6432 5 days work. Ph. FA 24527. 207 W. 2nd St. DOWN PAYMENTS To qualify you must have $100 Down, many homes to auto. *t least in brv weekly LAW N SERVICE iclect from in either Pinesparetime, references and 21. Beauty Saloa Mowing and edging, etc. Sat* crest, bunland Estate* or $796.00 pi $1.20000 cash for Harriett's Beauty Nook tof action guaranteed. Ph. Country Club Manor. Sp«- j merchandise you control. Kv» Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians FA 3-1*17. dal term* to Navy (ami$I3ooi/U cash for lull time 105 So. Oak FA 24742 lies These arc FllA L VA Complete details furnished ut personal interview only. Hazel Farter Beauty Shop LOOKING for a place to owned Home*. leave your children, after Writ* giving name, uddresi, Cold Wave $6.00 complete school hours, weekends, 1104 W. 25th St. FA 2-1331 plume no. and brief outline while you work or play try of past work record to: PERMANENT Wave Special Seminole Kindergarten 4 1901 S. Park Ave. CURTIS If. SMITH 2urc off regular prices. Nursery. 2620 Iroquois Ave. FA 2-3232 anytime SUITE 214. AZAft BLDG Open Evenings by appt. Phone 322 9459. Free parking lot. services LOVF.LV ? s ^ 3 T S 5 MOO ^ T A S I . U H TI1A1L ! SARASOTA, FLORIDA from tip to tip Piano Tuning and Repair Home with separate din Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop W L. Harmon - FA 2-42ZI ing room. Large screened OPERATE a franchised Kid 318 Palmetto Ave. east porch. Located on - die Kountry KluU Kinder­ Phone door Ml 322-0834 2D. Automobile Service large corner lot with fruit, garten Nursery S c h o o l . Plume door (2 ) 322-8323 oak k magnolia trees. 2 "America'* finest pre-school AUTO GLASS Car garage. By owner Ph. educational p ru g r a m." New people in torn look at FA 2 4190. INSTALLED Small investment. Large Hirald Ails. Be sure your profit. No experience neces-! business Is represented with S e iik u rik G ilt** lillil Pliillt BY OWNER, ten room house sary. Complete program attractive advertisements, j Cum unity on double lot, Oak A 3th developed by professional. Call FA 2 5612. 1211) Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 St. FA 2 4341. educators. W r i t e Kiddie NEAR Paola School: new . Kountry Kliib. Stale office, room luiine, 1 acre lot. I*«. lialnes City, Fla, FA 2 3378, FA 2 0879. DIAIi-O-MATIC ZIG ZAG REPOSSESSED '<U m o d e l swing needle dial-o-matlc, make* hundreds of decora­ tive stitches, makes auto­ matic buttonholes, sews on bullous, darn* A patches, etc. Assume remaining 4 payments of $6.50. FA 2-6627 TWO door Hotpolnt tor. Top freeier. $100. 200 Lake Casselberry. Ph. Refrigera­ lake new. Ellen Dr. 838-3069. GAS Heater 40.000 BTU. $40 Inquire 220 W. I9tli St. USED R.C.A. TV 17'', Good cumiitiim. Malmgany con­ sole. $40. NO 8-4624. ZIG ZAG. 1962 Dial model. Darns, monograms A fancy Hitches. Guaranteed. As­ sume 4 payments of $0.00. Phone FA 2 9411. MARTIN Gas Space Healer. 35,000 BTU. pilot A fan. Excellent coral. $40. Ph. 322 5505. 36. Automobile* - Truck* BEST BUY IN TOWN Upholstering k Mattreii ren­ One owner. '62 Corvalr 700. ovating. New k Used Furni­ $200 rash. Assume balance. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 323 0364. Co., at 7U0 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. •53 BU1CK A t, 11411, *250 613 E. let St. Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Service With tb* 63 MEHCURY Monterey ful Cash. SUPER THADLNG ly equipped with power sod POST. FA 2-0677. extras. Will lake $600 or good old model for my 3 1 . A rtic le * For Sale equity and you take up payment! 666-46U1 Enter­ NEW HOME portable Sewing prise. i l l . Machine. Electric. Pay re­ pair charges <sf $u U. Ph 1961 RENAULT. A-l Com! FA 2 9111. Low mileage. 1954 Ford Excellent cond. Ph. *22-5897 OCTOUKR special. Blankets after 5:30, ell day Satur­ $1 99. Limit S please Armyday. Navy Surplus. Sanford Ave JOHN E. FOX REALTOR 110 N. Park Ave. 3234)339 An investment, not an ex­ pense. Csl! FA 2 5612 for sxpert advice on a IKiaU ai.ext_.mg caaipaii*- KINGSWOOD BUILDERS INC. 2*2 Fairmont Hr. FA 2-8974 WANTED: MAGNOLIA LEAVES We Pay Hiff heat Prices I*. O. BOX 20450 JA C K SO N V ILLE, FLA. 38. MotareycMa • NEW Scooter*. 1- 4.9 hp. Silver Pigeon. Reg. prkf 1379. Close out *2*0. 1- I J Ip . Sportster. R ef. ( fit, deee out $190. Term* to fit your budget. THUXDERBIRDS are here! The boat that stole the Chi­ cago show in 1!*U models! We'll stake our years of boating knowhow on this Cathedra! Hull for you. It provider comfortable riding, suburb handling and safety a t sea which is incompara­ ble. Thunderblrd'a fore deck 1* recessed into the hull for fishing and sun bathing. Now in stock—Outboard ami Inboard outdrive mudcl* up to 140 hp. Demonstration rides. Evinrude motors and Gator trailers. Of course all of our other model boats aro now greatly reduced. Terms. Robson Sporting Goods. Downtown Sanford. Ph. FA 2sMM. FIR E ST O N E STORES Corner l i t 4 French SB-0344 MOTOR Scooter tor Good condition. 10,000 miles approx. Ph. FA 2407$. 3 9 . T r a lle r i ASSUME payment* oe 1 peer old mobile Home 35 X HP. 2 Bedrooms, with awning and freeier. $535 for my $29*0 equity. Ph. 332-4014. TRAILER. I Bedroom. Ph. FA 2-3447. STRICTLY^ q NEW FORD T R flD E -IN S q Come By & Compare Our Low, Low Prices FC-70A 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4 DR. SEDAN - $’•8, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 500 SPT. COUPE $’•8, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater, Power HlSfriag f.1-91 A 1961 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 6 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Radio, Heater, Padded Dash, While Finish 1961 FAIRLANE 500 4-DR. SEDAN 6 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Healer I960 FORD GALAX IE 4-D 00R SEDAN V-8, Automatic Transmission, Radio, Heater, Air Conditioned, Turquoiae and Whit* FU3-79A — - - I960 DODGE SENECA 2 DOOR V-8, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater. Brown and Tan Finish 1960' DODGE 4-DOOR STATION W AGON V-8, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater I960' FORD FAIRLANE 2-D 00R A Cylinder, Standard Transmission, Radio and Heater C.1!»« \ 1959 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-DOOR rt Cylinder, Standard Transmission, Radio and Healer, White Finish 1959 PLYMOUTH FURY 2-DOOR V-H, Automatic Transmission, Power Ml err Ing and Brakes, Radio and Hsata* 1959 FORD GALAXIE 2-DR. HARDTOP 3 Cylinder, Ford-O-Mstir, Power Steering, Heater, Air Coaditto*ad 1959 THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP V-8. Cruisc-O-Matlc, Power Steering ami Brakes, Radio and Healer 1958 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR W AGON V-8 Fnginr, Automatic Transmission FC.1-99A 1958 MERCURY COMMUTER 2-DR. V-8, Power Brakes, Radio and llratar 1957 CADILLAC COUPE 4 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater 1957'CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN 6 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Healer lit t 1957 OLDS 88 STATION WAGON A'-a, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heeler M ANY MORE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM! ■Tr u c k s r o - is Before You Buy Any Florida Home Check and Com pare the Mackle-Built Homes at Deltona F L O R I D A 7nsis rusitittc modsI runes era open no* (or vour impaction! Ihtf st* the ctosn.ng achievement of flodda's Mickle Brother}, for oier $1 years a Ismcus name in southern building! Ins is quality hornet art priced smaiingly low -•rom $6,960 to *15.450. Coen F*ymtnts art as low it $210! Monthly Payments as law as $43.11! No Priparmsntx! No Closing Costs! Como out today! Open 9 six to 9 pm. duly. Take new Interstate f 4 and get eft at t<w CeBarj Eichengt. DR. H. DUX CO M PANY, INC. 87. 14' PACEMAKER Runabout 5 hp. SCOTT Atwater recent, ly overhauled. Good toed, with trailer. Best offer takes $26. NO 9-510*. it. 106 N. Myrtle Ave. Ph. FA 2-7621 or FA 2 9363. Collectors item. Victorian, curved glass, oak china cabinet, perfect condition. $100 00. Telephone FA 2-4460 Saturday Oct. 19th only I a. ni. to 3 p. m. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow tills, lintels, steps, Mocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, 33. F u rn itu re dry wells, atapping atones. Used furniture, appliances, Miracle Concrete Co. tool*, etc. Bought - Sold 809 Elm Ave. FA 2-5761 Larry'* Mart 215 Sanford TYPEW RITER, Corona Stan­ Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. dard portable with cave WANTED reliable couple lo $26 50; Corona Tcoliinin lake up monthly payment* manual adding machine $11; of *13.50 on I complete portable electric room heat­ room* of furniture. Call er $400. Sunklst electric T E H i l l , Canelberry, col­ juicer *7.50 FA 2-120*3 lect. F R E E ESTIMATE"” BUYING A .NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH U« A Low Interest Rites A Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANE GARDEN Tiller, 3 hp. $40. I960 B l’K'K convertible I j i sabre. Very clean. $1300. New jalousie (rout door. Local bank financing ran $10. *4* Pickup Truck $100. he arranged. See Brad Fo­ M fence posts $12. 322 04*9. ley. 2i»t E. Kim Ave. With purchase ui Blue Lu»Ue, rent Electric Carpet Sham- 3 7. IUn i I m - M otor* pooer for only $1 per day. 16’ ST A R en .U T all alumi­ Carroll's Furniture. num Boat wtth 75 hp. EvinL A D IE S clean dresses, blouse, rude motor, trailer, ski coat etc. Fiihing tackle, rope and aklls. Can be seen motors, boats, t r a i l e r s . at Seminole Sporting Goods. Awning w 1 n d o vv s with ' Th. FA 2-1502 or FA 2 8074 screens. Lamp.*. shades, cooking utensils, di*hes, OUTBOA RD motor, b r a n d new 25 hp. electric start. furniture, bookcases, 2 an­ Reg. list $525.75, close out tique*. Mattresses, roll-sway $225. Terms to fit your bed, * and 5 piece bed­ budget, room suites. Men s clothing, pant* and shirts, 3,000 FIR E ST O N E STORES itom* to be mid. Open F ri­ Corner 1st 4k F rench 32Jiu44 day and Saturday and Sun­ day afternoon from 1-6 p.m. Bill's Bargain Barn. 1300 GrapevSle Ave., at the rail­ road tracks. Sanford, Fla Seminole Realty GRbENBKIAR t huier lots asailahle la Greeuliriar of Liwh Arbor otrrlookinx «ulf course, t u.loni building lo >*mr specification. Glreubrlar des eloped by 38. Automobile* • Truck* 87. B oat* . Motors TH E M ACKLE B R O S. INC. PHONE DaLANO 734-7503 DELTONA, FLORIDA Hama kasiUe m i istantr tout s» a s m *s>w 1955 Chevrolet 2-Ton 1961 Ford F-100 Pickup TRUCK A Cylinder, Standard Trans. TRUCK Stake. 6 Cyl, I Speed Axle, 4 Speed Tranemisaim PJ5 7 'Ford Pickup Truck V-8 Engine, T3-83A Automatic Transmission 1955 International C & C 2-Ton Truck 1959 Ford Hall* Ton FT 1-71It PICKUP 1955 Chevrolet Half Ton 1956 Ford F-100 Pickup PICKUP 1951 Ford Half Ton 1955 Ford Pickup PICKUP Single Speed — WE G IV E TOP VALUE STA M PS — STRICKLAND-MORRISON INCORPORATED •Him E. First Si. Kuuford F A 2-1181 Ml 4-8918 �TOUR of HOMES Sanford - Seminole Area M ake It A 'Guided Tour' ■ See A Salesman not complete. A t thia stage the buyer can select colors In paint, tile, and many other trim Items. In Idyllwilde, the last completed home has been sold and occupied, but the floor plans of the two under construction are very interest­ ing. Following the "Guide** principle we called Klngswood Rudders and asked about the new contemporary home in Greenbriar. I t should be finished in u few weeks. Of interest, will be the We stumbled on the really easy way to tour the new homes in the Sanford-Semlnote area, and get fuller and more detailed Information about what we aee. Make it a "Guided Tour"— contact the sales representative I For Instance, the Ravenna Park sales office on Country Club Road. We learned that, of the new homes under construction, four are complete, two sold, and two ready to show. Floor plans, designs and ■ketches gave ua a good picture of the homes large dining room with exposed block and wal­ nut paneling, the bedrooms with exposed block and birch paneling, and the master bathroom, which has double lavatories with solid murble top. In Greenbriar there’s also a four-bedroom colonist model to be completed soon. More in­ formation on it should be available next week. Take a tip from us — take the guided tour — contact the sales representatives. W e found them very friendly, courteous and helpful people. VtTf Page 10 — O c t 18, 1963 IS VMM VI STM J L O H I S I . e n te r re c o t mt . n and rim ■milxoi.M rairvTT. ri.o n t o t . tx rttA\cr.HT s o . is im •HIT TO q l l i r r TITI.R WORMS J K A H flAMIL, form* trlr known ns KOOUA JKAN Tinas, Plaintiff, nOBBRT A. MILLS. also known no R. A. MII.LS, an4 ------ MILLS, bio wtro, II I * . Ins, i a 4 I f Sosd tholr un­ known holro, davlaraa, I r e s * t** n or i r a n t a a a , amt any and all paraono rlatm ln * lijr, thro uah , o r n m lrr aald Da* fandanto. o r othorwlao, and • n r nr all persona h a v in g or o l a l m ln f tn h a r o n n r rl« M , t i l l s o r Into ra st In and to tbo k aralnaftar daaqrlbail lan>la, n«fondsnto. x i m r a t o a ftk a n TMK IT4TB O f PMINtllt TO) RODKRT A. MI LIX. al». Town-hip II South. Itanae If Kant, a dletanro of 511 4 feet, thence South and pnrnllal In Knit line of NW'i, Section ft. Town.hlp 11 South, flang" It Ran, 4*1.1 feat, thence Kaat nlons the Huuth Una of NW'i, Hei lion J«. Townehlp St South. Rana* SS Kaat, HIM rent topoint of bealnnlns, licet rued rlsht-nf.war on South line thereof) belns all er Rlock "W", of Reviled Map of Phuluota, nccordInc to the plat thereof ae record-d lo Plat Monk "H”, papa 104, Public R»* rorda of Oranae County, Florida, and Plat Rook 1. pane St, Public Itecorda of Seminole County, Florida, and you are hereby required to file with the Clerk of laid Court your aoewer tn aald proceeding*, and tn eerva a roov upon Plaintiff"! attor­ ney!, on or before tha llh day of November, IMS; otherwlee the elligoiloqe of «nr,l ec.c.plaint wilt he taken ae ennfaaaed and Judgment by dafault will ba entered asalnet you. Dated title lat day ef Oct­ ober, UAL known an It. A. illl-l-S and — M il,IX, hla wlfo, if I M n a and If J * a J , their --------nrvhnnirn brtr.*, -Hivl-rta, logntsaa. or ara ntasa. and n nr and all paranna claim* Ins by. thronsh nr n m W ■aid Dafandaiila, nr ntliarwlaa, and a n r and til fiorcona b a s in s o r claim* tSKAIi) ns to have n n r rlsh t, Arthur IT. Reckwltb Jr. tttla or Intoroat In and t» Clerk of Circuit Court. Ilio proport r harolnaftar Seminole County, Florida dtocrlbril. DKFKNDANTM Ryt Martha T. Vlltlcn ORKKTINfWr f). C. t o u Aim iieniSHT wort- SUTTON A BROWN Attornaya for Plaintiff * Its North Magnolia Avenue Poet riffle* llox 1«J Orlando, Florida puiitieh oct. *, it, it. : j . m i CUN I F IR D Ihot a prncoodlns to •ultt tltla hao boan brouaht In tbo Circuit Court of th" Ninth Judicial Circuit tn and for Hamlnolo f m in ly , Florida, a brlot description of lb* c a p ­ tion thereof belns Noll VIA JRAN It A MIL, fn rm erlr known a* NORMA JR AN TIIIIIS. Plaintiff, »a HOBBnT A M I M A also known aa K. A. MILLS, and ------ Ml M X , hla wife, at al, Utfendanta, again"! each and all of you and all paraona clnlmlns br. through •r under the aald Dulamlnnta and all e th a r paraona claim* Ins a n r aatato, r l a b t, tltla or tntereat, In or Urn upon, tha follow las daacrlbed raal pro. pertr oltuato In Hemlnola Counlr, Florida, tn-wln i t T H r. r t a c c i T r o r i t T n r T l i r NINTH J l 111(141. c m . M I T IN AND FtHl SF.MI. Mil.vi r o t ' n t t , v i . tut t i n . IN I'l l 4 Nt'KIIV NO. I.TIAT \V I "ST B IU B F K U K ItA I. HAV­ INGS AND I/) AN ArtStM'IATtON ClF NKW YORK CIT T a corporation organt<»<l ami etUttns ondcp the lawa of the United Statee of America, Plaintiff, ve. FRANCFX r W4LT.4CB. e Lota 1 thrnuah 11 of nlock .Inula woman, It I (’ It A II [> "W", Of Ilia ItBYlalnn of CAltll and KVHLYN CAtilt, Jllnok* "T”, "IT, " V . and hta w ife , “W". and Tropical Park Refeodantl. ftenereatlon In Naedbsm'a N i m m o f at r r It.vi.c l Map of c'biiluota, ■t a i i : O F V I . l i l t I It A Oratig" Counlr, Klurblo, T i l l FRANCKS I* M VI.LACK a .In Kin tvi■mo tt tvlm.c aruordlllS l<> tli" til at thereof recorded lo I'lnt ralilencc le lINKNhlVY You ara horcliy required to Uuok T ' , pan* It. t’ub11c Ilecorda of Orang" flla your innwsr i r written Counlr. Florida and Plat •i'-fent-i. tf nny. In th» KtlHVA IViok 1, mga 45. Public liroe* ' tlim nl Hi thl Clerk of Record" of Seminole Coun* t lit* mi ri tiinl tn s m s a tr. Florida, th**fpi*f upon lie 1*1ttIn* iin'< flHof ftryia, whtis* naid* i AND That part of Ulnck ''X", *tvl littSNli fippvm * Yi.*r*nn, Irina Ka"l of thn Kaat oil ♦*r tli« 11tli »Ujr #*f Una of Second Strut. Ntttf Iii1iert H>49. tli a r»11ur" tended South to the South of th11 fif or* *mI! riif heliiK n tin* of H»ctl«.n If, Town. ••Hit for fiirtrloNiir# of mnrt* JCH fill nnl tlir) follii wing ehl|> 11 South, limit"* Kaet, tlcee road rlahl-ot- il*-Nt |b»<l pr<ip#rty, ?*•-%%It ' w a r on South line there­ I*ol 1. fiA K I.A M * llll.te* of) and nleo that part of (H'l’riftJiriiX 111 fH * |tl nr thrrwiif tit rm^irtlcil In 1*14*1 llallwar Avenu* Irlnit Keel ut th> lluet lino of Monk 13. !*.««'*v* S3 A Si, Second Street eitended I'uMla ftimunl* of South, aa ahown on Ilia not* County Florid*. lt«vlaion of lllocke *-T'. TCKIKTIIKII WITH: •’ll", "V", and **W, and Jfiickitfin itm Hot \Vs t i*r I I nI"r iltli f! i»*i *, pitn itTropical Park tic-crvnlloit nncntly M<> 1**1 lo Needham*# lt.vl.eit Map No, ij 2VJ, htrt.il No. of Chuluota, Orange tluun* 1914). tr. F lorlda, according to rxiNB AVT» oRDEflKn »t tha plat thereof ae re* oorded In Plat Rook r(T\ fUrtforiJ« Conn tv of HmnlnoU p.-tgr St, Public Itecorda *Str»t * of rinrkls, this !ml of Orang" Countr, Flor­ il.ty o f O c t o b e r , IfNIt, ida, nod Pl.il tlook !. p.iu« tHKAl.t IS, Pulitlu Iteuor.la of lion, Artkur II tl«cknrtth Snpilnole County, Florida. cifrk Circuit Court Said landa aleo h"liiK known H«fmiiMiifA County, Clorit)* Mjr t Hart hut T. ViliUn and deacrlhed aa follow*: 19««|imi Ry l"l**rk It.ulunInn 10 feet Meet of SR cottier «f ItIV '* of O nK H nlC *. fH»i IIH Section Tuwiiehlp II A MANIKlel^l South, I t .iierw 13 Fail, run Mlnnnn -• fur Ml ihifIff North parallel to quarter to! J.i* k«on Htr**r*i i'lorlili* aerth.n line, IJt.J feet T4 mipit thence tVe*t and pa rat lei MublUh Uot. *, I I . 1 ). S*». 1 9 4 3 CMS* 11 to South line, Section 3*. Courthouse Records Rrel F.etata Tranaartlon* Darrell F. Kirkpatrick at ux to Klnsewood llulldcm, Inc., Jlouth I'lnecreet, IIH^JOO. II. R. Smith ct ux tn Rob­ ert II. Knsutroni et ux TanRlewood, |1,r>00. Wllaon CJreen at al tn Oeorsn II. Knilrrn et ux, 22a is n iK , iio.'on. Edward F. Ilnvel et ux to William R. Gollelion et ux, South I’inecreat, |l2,t>00. Charles W. llioina* et ux to Will Urn M. Cato et ux, Wootlmere Park, JH.600. FHA to John R. Arnold, No. Chuluota, |7,7f,0 Chrnter H. Nelson et ux to Mxrvln A. Cook et ux, 7-21H30K, 14,700. Klnsawood Ruildert, Inc. to Herbert L. Larron at ux, Rrlte Isle, *27,000. Jnmee t. Kimln-r et ux to Charles R. Crowell et ux, Til* angle Terrace, $10,000. Jc.ee R. Christie et ux to State of Florida, 13*218-20E, f 1,600. Arthur In Jnckinn. Sr., et ux to Ruthia M. Morgan, Academy Manor, $8,000. Milton K. Nlchid.e et ux to Jamea llurttry et ux, $8,000. Wesley Johnson rt »l tn Ilrnrile Bennett, J r , et ux, Highland Park. $8,600. Charles R. Tata et ux to William II. Stamper at ux, SanftxPark, $1,700. (iriiernl Cuniunty Mnrt* gogr Co., Inc., et nl to Theo­ dora V. Picha et ux, W'enthc r ,field, $9,500. FIIA to Jo.rph E. Rolddus el ux, St, Jolt tin Vi Huge, $8,000. George 11- Roger* et al to Gordon T. tiildi* et ux, Glen* artlrii, $23,51)0. Word Hicks, top., tn Jo s ­ eph l(, IdiCrolx el ux Euntbrook, $17,000. Ilyron [1. Helcher et ux to First Federal Savings nnd I.onri As.n, of Orluiulu Wood* mere Park, $0,000. FIIA to Emlyn S. William* ct ux, Otiklutiil Mill*, $0,51)0. Frank E. Ilnttiel* et ux to Wnllnce (!. Adkins el Cliuluotk, $ 10,000. ux, \\.ilt.'r II. Ilut-rs to Norhert A. Cntron et ux, Oriingc Villa, $12,000. Eugene A* I.nx et ux to FIIA, North Orlando, $14,100, George It. Roger* et al tn Itiiliard J . Sullivan et ux, lilrnardcn, $25,1)1$), Harry Dufore et ux tn Frank A. F.llrrhuarh rt ux, Mineral Spring*, $5/010. William 11. Itinley ct ux to Mux Kumpf et ux, ltd-Air, $10,200, rawrt Sanfori X i < 3 Legal Notice la lbs IrraLA 0 a Legal Notice # nfsrfe p M at i to i 2 of the Coanty Stephen F. Senaakovlc, Jailer. SrMlaate rraaly, stair Shoemaker Construction ,.f FlarMa. la Probata Co., Inc., to Charles D. Perth Amboy, N. J ., and Ja c­ la rr Ibr Fatale afi C ountry C lub S o * 4 MATTIE I* WltEKLEFt, Hire her at ux, Ravenna Park, quelyn Gaylo Derryhill, SanR a c a a a e ii. $17/100. fonl. F I N A t. N O T ir K K CH2S:3?1AF. Noth" la harrhy iclvm that FIIA to William J . Krieck tli" unilrr»lK'i"0 will, on tha Final Divorce Decrees Uth tlay of Novamhrr, A. I) et ux, Del-Air, $9,200. 1)4J. prr*rnt lo the llnnoraht* of ft William L. Justice va. County Cecil Cantrell at ux to Or­ Ju'lx* of 8*’mln«l# js?.S0 H W «s rounty. Ktorlila, h*r final rr. Frances Justice. lando Federal Savings and turn, aeeount anU voucher*, a* Winnie Ida Jamieson va. V.1tntlit*4rIK of the Katata of Conn A»»n., I.ake Harriett MATTIE I. VVlIKKI.ItU. .I— Ewart Timothy Jamieson, Estates, $11,000. rr.,-ei|. atul at "jIU time, then Sandra II. Woodworth va. amt thtrt, mak* appIR-atlon FHA to Richard Sandlin et tu tba a*hi Jti'lna for a final ux, South Plnacreat, $11,300. Richard Lee Woodworth. **ttlrm"nt of her ailmlnlutraEldon Shiver, J r . va. Kffla tint) of *al'1 **tate. ant for an Sunway, Inr., to William orUar .llarliaralng h*r aa auch While you are out driving this week-end, take this page C Lee et ux, Stewart'* Subdr. Rued Shiver, Ait mthletratrlx. $7,600. William Frantz v*. Sheila D a t n l th l* lh » X lh d a y of with you. The map above will ausist you in locating some O o to l.rr. A. t). 1 » * 3 . Kerr Bldra., Tnc„ to Rob­ Rita Frants. / * / F ln r r n u a t ' * m p b r lj ert C. Hyrnca *t ax, Lungdale, James Pul Merchant vs. -"* ,*.!• A J m ln 'jf r a lr l* o f tha of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real Entat* of ‘— -------*10.500. Evelyn Elizabeth Mart-hart, SfATT!*! f. W H F P I. F R R rrta a r.l I. MN Enterprise#, Inc., to Charlie Wicks vs, I.ettie estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find UTENSTItoM . D A V ta Eugene II. Smith et ux, Tee’n M Wick*. A ytcINTOMII Green Estate*, $12,900. Kathryn M. I^izar va. Mar­ A ltornry* for A tlm lnlatrA trlx just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Port O fflrt Ho* 1110 FHA to Gary R. Gonterman lon E. Lazar. Hanford, Florid a et ux, Sunland Estates, g 12,Mary Linda Rusal va. Ron- Publlth Oct. It. It. M A Nov. t. 1S*1. fiCO. uld Lewi* Rusal. O D N -31 Pale W. Bond et ux to Norvel K. Runyon et ux, No. Chuluota, $10,200. Joseph F. Rusal et ux tn John A. Spolski at ux Lake Mary, $15,900. John M. Brower et ux to David E. ilradey et ux Ra­ TWO OF THE MOST APPRECIATED COMMUNITIES IN FLORIDAl venna Park, $11,900. J . D. Woodruff et us to I. E. Ilalten, Pino Level SubOur Homes are division, $9,000. s 29th Street Best for YO U-for Better Living! Suita Filed J. J . Kistak Mortgage forp. vs. Kenneth K. Pohlman, Jr., et ux, mtg, M . Gluey Federal Saving* and Loan A*sn, vs. Jiu-ky R. Alvorex et al, mtg. fcl. Kenneth A. Wright et ux v*. Volusia Investment Co., Inc., suit to ipiiet title. West Side Federal Saving* Association uf New York City vs. Ruiiald Hrown et ux, mtg. fcl. Interstate Finance Co. v.<. Edward Mine et nl. mtg. fel. Ti-achcr* lixuraneo nnd Annuity Aitoclnllnn of Amer­ les v». Kyle Thnrnna pravo, Jr. et ux, mtg. fcl. KuH llrnoklyn Saving* Hunk vs. Arnold K. MeGill ut nl, mtg. fd . Charles If. Johnson. Sr., et ux vi. Grunt L. Rownmu et ux, et ill, mtg. fd. Arthur K. Itending vs. W, E. Harlow et al, to quiet title. Marring* Application* Znlli* Paul Hiclihurg, Ctn* elnnall, Ohio, and Snndrn Elaine Wilson, Jacksonville, Fla. William 17. White. J r ., Co­ coa. and Cleareather Merritt, Altamonte Spring*. Iloiiutd E. Grdsslng, Till* nitidge, Ohio,, nnd Joan .1. Mooney, Sanford. Idyllwilde v o “Customer Approved,# 0 OF LOCH ARBOR This lovely 3 bedroom, 2 Imth home o f conteml$>riiry modem design was reventlv purchased by Dr. & Mrs. William L Womble. Central duct heating and air condi­ tioning was ju st one of tho many outMtunding features. I' 303 TAMMY D RIV E Ravenna Park Mr. 4 Mrs. Joint M. Pugh are the proud owners of this comfort* aide 3 bedroom, 11j hath home of modern colonial design. A l s o featured w a s central duct heating and air conditioning. Completion — In 413 TANGELO D RIV E OF LOCH ARBOR A 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY Hume — with a spacious e.\po$ed lirum living room — with grey glass in all -i gahlnt — a private enclosed garden — A large dining room, featuring exposed blink and black walnut paneling. A»k uh nlimit thin fascinatingly lovely home — or CHOOSE YOUR HOMESITE - BUILD W HEN YOU’RE READY • n o u n rrr r o e Modern Kitchen.! by W l 1,1.1 AM S. liltUMLKY JR . GENERAL^ ELECTRIC P. O. BOX i:.!»9 S fw & M a k e A a tmJL Building Our General Offica 211 W. 25th St. Salrs Office FA S 7495 HAVE HOME . THE IDEAL DRIVE OUT TODAYI Specialty FA 2-3103 MODERN KITCHENS B Y tone - (ingmrcW BuiUttt] 9laaW f l a k s * Custom CONSTRUCTION COMPANY A FO R YOU, TOO — WE f lx — m l i f SBulUlmf S E E I S I ’O ll liE M O D E I.IN C GENERAL A ItYltON M. LEACH PA 2-8071 STENSTROM R EA LTY SA LES AGENTS ELECTRIC 1 ^ 0 �Amendment No. 2 * Higher Education Funds No. 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO AKTICLK M I. A proposed constitutional amendment to Article Nil of the Constitution of FloeAmerican Legion hosting Its Ida by addine a vet-lion l<> be numbered by the Secre­ members and also the auxi­ liary at fre* “chicken pilau" at 7 p m. today at their headquarters on 17-92 South. * io c tary of State authorising the issuance of bonds for rapital outlay at institutions of higher learning, includ­ ing Junior colleges and cer­ tain vocational technical schools; pledging certain tat funds; providing (or the use of accumulated surplus to pay for any capital out­ lay project authorised by the legislature; providing procedure*; providing pow­ er* and duliea of the atate board or education and state hoard of administration. (${}? g > a ttfu ri ifc ra lfc W EA TH ER: F a ir through Tuesday; high today 82-87; low lonitrht 68-64. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Hobby Arrests Suspect In Bolita Drive Viet Nam Reds Shift Tactics Bryants Visit Japanese Industrialist First Report Filed By Karl NO. *13 CAPE HATTERAS, N. C. (UP1) — Hurricane Ginny Inched away from the North Carolina coast today but its W miles an hour winds and heavy sess pounded a navy destroyer escort adrift with 10 men aboard. A Navy hurricane hunter plane located the 306-foot VSS Fogg, en mute from to a Texas mothball fleet, pitch* ing in the rough weather ahout ISO miles east of Cape Fear, N. C. This was about so or M miles southwest of Ginny'a center which was located In a l i a . ni. E5T advisory from the Washington Weather Bureau at (attitude 34.1 north, longitude 74 2 west, or about IIS miles southeast of Cap* EVALUATION of Seminole High School in being conducted in n three-dny Hatteras. visit by u ctinmiilice o f Liu* ivnitiiuiu Association o f Kocondnry Schools Winds of about $0 miles an uml CoHcrcs. Dr. Lee Ejtttert (left), committee rlinirnmn, und I'riiiciiml hour extended outward SO Andrew J. Bracken are pictured durinyr a pre-nicctinR talk, miles in sll directions from tha eentsr and gsle-forca wind* sent heavy surf crash* ing Into th® North Carolina coast. Gale winds were felt as far as 230 miles to th« north and east. Tho hurricane showed a slight northeastward move­ ment which would carry it carrying a heavily-armed 21 Every five years ■ visiting curding to Flrncst Cowley, man exile raiding party and committee of the Southern chairman of the local steering away from tho North Caro­ lina coast. an American woman free­ Association of S e c o n d a r y committee. Ginny was tha seventh tro­ Schools anil College* evalu­ lance photographer were inFinal report of the visita­ pical storm of tl» season end ate* Seminole County Sclwul*. tion will ho presented at a IcrccpU’d by the U. 8. custhe first to pose a direct This committee this morn­ meeling of Ihe school facul­ threat te the eastern coast tnms and the Coast Guard as ing commenced a thrcc-day ty at 2 IS Wednesday in the uf the United States. they headed for Cuba Sunday evaluation of Scminol* High auditorium. The Navy In New York so* night. School to study the achool Heading the committee Is trounced that the 1,400 ton community, program Dr. Iq* Eggert. professor of Fogg had been sighted and ap­ The woman was Identified ami as Dickey L'hnps’llr, well- studies, agriculture, art, bust- education at tho University peared lo be riding out the mss education, DCT, foreign of Florida, Gainesville. storm. The Coast Guard Chiknown magazine photograph­ languages and confer with Other members are Robert lola was expected to reach er. members of llie faculty, Holies, H. of F’.; Turn an S. the decommissioned tmmi] F S custom* officials said Seminole High long hat Scarborough, Titusville; W.B. and Its skeleton crew by midHie 21 Cubans wero member* In-on given accrvditalioQ by Stevens, Kissimmee; Thomas afternoon and attempt to take of a commando exile organi­ the Southern Association, ac- A. Seales and G. C. Norman, her under tow again was TnlUhaixee; Henry A. Smith due when the weather sub­ zation which ha* staged sev­ uml John C. Hehmund, Winter sided. eral attacks on the FideJ Cas­ Burk; Mrs. Carlos Preston tro regime. and Mrs. A. G. Dnmpo, Cres­ “A considerable quantity” cent City; uf ammunition, home made Mrs. Nan S. Courtney, Mr*. bomb, and mucliinugnns was Jean 0. Buss and Albert seized aboard three Nulls, a c­ l)e Land; Milton BALTIMORE — (ITIMI - Guenther, cording lo customs supervisor Welgh-ln inspector Ia* in Yar- Curry, Sam Miller and Leon­ Joseph F'orticr. Daytona A gnunli boat, loaded will, neth was scheduled to testify ard V. Gras so, The GlndervllU Voluniecf fuel and provisions, was seiz­ lie(ore the grand Jury today Beach; Miss Mary Ussery. Firo Department will publish about the strange weigh in Now Smyrna Roach, and a rcsiileuti.il directory of tho ed in the Miami River. The Noils ami Bur arms hint preceded last week’s Mr*. Itoliert Williams, Mr*. area to be given fire protec­ were impounded hut the Cu­ ring death of boxer Ernie HundaH Chase and Mrs. John tion hy the newly orginixed Horner, Sanford, and Carlton firemen. ban* and the American were Knox Yarneth had been subpoen­ Henley, Lyman High School released, Fortier said. Announcing plant for tho aed tn appear before the principal. directory was James Micbarl, [ Jury’* closed *e>*ion F'riday president of lha group which hut (ailed In show up. He ex­ has received its charter from plained lie slid not receive the lha state i i a non-profit or­ summons in time. ganization. Wlu-n X y e a r o l l Knox of M>*inIren are now distribut­ Baltimore weighed in lari I ing census cards to nil fam­ Monday for his Monday night ilies residing in the commun­ DAK HILL ( t J P I j —\Yliilu fight with heavyweight Wayne Offices of Casscllrcrry Town ities of Sunland, Gindervlllu railroad nnd federal Investi­ Bethea. Knox’s weight was Clerk Mrs. Mary Hawthorne and the area front Onora gator* eiunbed the wreckage announced as lift pound* will be open from 6 until 8 Itoud to Five point* east of uf n big Florida Frist Coast Iblhcn of New York scaled p m. mi Wednesday and Fri­ Highway 17-92, These cards Railway freight I rain near XV day of this week and on Well are to be filled out and re­ hero Sunday, striking union An autopsy at the morgue nesday nf next week In regis­ turned lo the department im­ official* denied the wreck was disclosed that Knox weighed ter municipal voter*. mediately. caused by sabotage. only 153 pound* instead of Registration also may he Purpose of lire directory Tho FEU charged that the the announce*] 178. made during the daytime of­ will bo to speed up the ans­ derailing, early Saturday, wan fice hours of a a.m. until noon, wering o' lira and potica well-planned u n d executed Tuesday, Wednesday and F'ri- emergency calls a* well as to .sabotage, lull union repre­ day, ef each week until Nov. aid m delivery of mail and sentative* shut luick that the 22 when the Nsiks will be merchandise and to pruvid* pileup of 54 cur* nnd four lo. closed, additional Identification to comotivr* was doe to lark of Voters will go to the polls residents in obtaining credit, POMPANO BEACH (U PI) safety measure* taken |,y the T h r e e l-’ort Lauderdale on Maoduy, Dec. 2. to elect a castling checks and other bus­ railroad. b y* two of them members mayor, clerk, marshal und iness bencliis. No one was hurt in the de­ uf the state’s top -ranked h igh two touncilmen for Ihe of­ Upon completion the direc­ railing, which resulted in a school fnrdtinlt tesm — d ro w n ­ fices now held by Cliff Over­ tories will be available to all tangled pileup of cars nnd ed w e st o f h e re S u n d a y ss man and George Howard. residents and business firms twisted track. of Seminole County. they swum near a flood eonW. L. Thnrrit. n, vice presi­ trol Hpillwuy gate. dent of lilt! FKC, claimed a ft­ The boy* were Identified a* er the wreck tirnt “someone" David Davtx, 17, and Leslie removed « holt from a truck l-awrence, 17, both members LONDON Mil'll — The joint and moved a rail inward of the F'urt Lauderdale Fly­ shout three inches so that, the ing L*s, and F'rank Gernon, Westminster coroner’* office ST. LOUIS. Mo. (UPI) — train would run o ff tho truck. 29, home on leave from the today ordered un inquest into James I,. .Mason was In jail the ileulli of Sir Winston on suspicion of robbery today service. Davis, ion o f Fort Lauder- <’hurt hill's eldest daughter, because he refused to fall dsy High'* bast-liall roach, Diana, who wus found dead 'or an old trick. Police said Mason was Paul Davis, played right half Friday in her London home. holding up a service slatkm Following n post-rnoi lent ex­ buck for the Flying L'u. Law­ rence played both offense and amination nnd study of some when lire attendant began ACTON, England (U P !) bottles found at Mis* Church­ talking to someone behind A brewing company said to­ defense for th«* team. ill's home, the coroner decid­ Mason's hack—patrolman Al­ day it had turned duwn the ed to open sn inquest Thurs­ len Duncan. Rev, Richard Parsons' offer day, tu ripen a beer tranh-n in hi* Plane Crash MU. Churchill, 51, hud ap- Park Director Anglican church graveyard CAIRO, U A H. ( UPI) — TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — here. Authorities said today II per­ peurvil "guy sod carefree" “We were flabbergasted," s son* were killed in the crash when she returned to her N. E. (Bill) Miller ot Tsllo-, brewery spokesman said. “ But of a Soviet military transport hums in ths expensivo Bel­ haasee and Winter Hawn we turned it down becuuuo it plane at Aswan Airport last gravia district Saturday night, came state park director to­ neighbors said. mi gbt tarnish our image." week. dayt ii. S. Seizes 4 Group Makes Study Seminole High Fight Weigher To Testify Sabotage Denied By Rail Union Beer, Spooks Joint Luncheon Don’t Mix Slated Thursday Actress Weds SANFORD, FLORIDA Ginny Veers Away From Fast Coast Congress Stuck From Work Lag t t K i S S ® Court To Rule In Barneil Case MON’ ., OCTOBER 21, 1963 Hurricane Batters Navy Escort The college building amend­ ments it a constitutional plan of borrowing to finnneo univeraity, junior college and vorutionnl technical school con­ struction of an orderly, con­ There's an old saying that tinuing had*, it wus explained "newspapermen mint find today fry Rep. S. J . Duvia Jr. their work ‘fascinating’.” Not This amendment, to be voted so with Dick (irant. Herald on Nov, R, he continued, is nxjrls writer, as of this week. necessary because the need for Member of n pioneer Semin such buildings, due tu the Dick got himself clobbered Fuiierut services for Thomas at the Lyman football game Willingham Lawton, Seminole ole County family, he was heavy enrollment ineren-es County's first elected superin­ horn Nov. It, 1882, nt Oviedo uml the revolution in technol­ while taking actionpictures. Continued •'crackdown'* on tendent of public instruction, uml attended the local ele­ ogy. has not been met ade­ One of the footballers ran bolita operations In Seminole will he conducted by Rev. Jack quately from existing tux over Dick ami smashed his l Ilryunt at 3 p. m, Tuesday at mentary achoot. He was the sources. County was reported today by sun of it. W. Lawton, Baptist press cam era. Oviedo Baptist Church. Inter­ The enrollment for the col- Sheriff J . L. Hohby when ho circuit rider and citrus grove • • • ment will I* in Oviedo Ceme­ owner, nttd Mary Gwynn Law- leget ami universities this announced the arrest of Rob­ And mentioning The Herald tery. year, public nml private, will ton. staff, Shirley (Irant and Don­ run about 93,990, By, 1970 it ert Simmons, Negro, R. It. 2. Mr. Lawton, widely known Mr. Lawton from 1897-99 na Merck arc huspitaliicd. educator, died nt 3:19 u. m. fur possession of bolita tick­ uttended Rollins Academy, en­ is expected to increase to a • • • Sunday at his home in Oviedo. tering Rollins College in 1899 minimum of 183,000 und more ets, An organizational 1*1! club “ IVr are working a port of and receiving hi* IIS degree in likely to as high as 218,000, meeting for Sanford teen age By 1080, it is estimated we our department full time,” 1903 ns the only number of girls will be held at 3:30 p. the graduating rluss that will liuvc 400 ,1)00 college Sheriff Hobby said, “in co­ m. Tuesday at the Home year. Ho received his MA de­ students enrolled. Demonstration Center on 2.3th Florida has not adequately operation with other agencies, gree from Andover Newton state nml fedeinl, to wipe out Street. provided for this flood of stu­ • • • College, Boston, in 1995, and this activity.” un honorary doctor of peda­ dents. Between 1905 and 1900, On the heels of Mayor Tom The Sheriff stated Simmons when the University of South gogy from Rollins College In Ate Donald's return from a "is merely n salesman or run­ Florida w i i s opened, FlotiJu 1913. business conference at San ner-type and not a big-time did not build a single new Devoting must of his life to Francisco, comes a press re­ operator." Ho added that Sim­ education, Mr. I nwton was university. This was a period mons is the fifth tn be srlease that lie was elected for of 55 years when the popula­ p r i n c i p a l of Oviedo High three years a* a member of rested in recent weeks by his tion of (he state jumped from Jive hoard of governors of the School in 1993-07 anil of Longdepartment. 700,000 to five million. wood High .School in 1907-08. American Thimi Tttll-AM'KJl: Simmons was released un­ The bonds which would be Jle returned to Oviedo and en­ tion. der $30 bond shortly after a • • tered " the- mercantile..business Is-ued under the amendment taken to tha county Jail. hacked by tho utilities Dr. John Gerber, assistant with his brother from 1998 to gross receipts tnx Which has climatologist of the fruit 1910. crops department. University In l!MI9 lie wn.* married to been levied for a number ol years. of Florida, will address the Miss Lottie Leu and to this Under the plan all revenues second class of “Citrus and union vvrre horn Unto chil­ ilciivetl fioni this l.R per cent the Weather" at 7:30 p. m. dren, Thomas \V. Lawton Jr., tnx on gross receipts of util­ Wednesday at the c o u r t Orlando; James l.awtim, Penity companies would be placed house. HU topic on weather ningtun. N. J., uml Mrs. Char­ WASHINGTON (UPI) will be “ Understanding and lotte Mikesrll, Winona Luke, in a trust fund to pay princlpul uml interest charges on Congress with only It) week* Using Scientific Terms and Iml. the bonds. remaining in this session con­ Data." In 19 1tf Mr. Lawton returna • • The utilities gross receipts tinued hi search today fur s ed to the field of education, “ Gasoline U more unpre­ being the first elected county tux wus picked to service the way tu pull Itself cut of Its bonds h e c ii ii . r investment l0-mmitli lethargy. dictable than dynamite," in superintendent of public in­ houses regard utilities as a the opinion of a local Sun Oil Lawmakers, who normally struction nf Seminole County. SAIGON, Suiiili Viet Nam steady, lelinhlo suurca of in­ adjourn by Keptvmlwr, have spokesman, when queried this (LT D — Communist guer­ He served until 1932, when he come. morning by It. E. Porter been In session since January, rilla* killed 12 Vietnamese retired fioni putdic life. about the loss of 10,000 gal­ The bond amendment limits and are beginning to wonder A devoted church worker, soldiers ami wounded 13 U. S. lons of ga soline from the Sun­ to $75 million the amount of if they will have a vacation o ff!.eta uml nun in olio of Mr. Low-ton was a member of oco siciu gc .aus on tite utxe First Baptist C h u r c h o f bonds which can lie Issued dur­ before tin* second se sion of the biggest battle.! of the wnr, front during the last six Oviedo,, vvhere he served as ing th« next two-year period tin- ski it Uongres* starts,* months. Said lie felt it was a U. 8. military spokesmen an­ Rumors of “ iind.-istamldeacon and Sunday Sch uol 19113-95. No more than $59 nounced Sunday. defective valve at the top of jugs" by which either taxes million in bunds mny be issued The Communists lost 30 (earlierr fur more than 59 the tank, and the gasoline Ho wn * r* moderator nf in any succeeding biennium, or civil right* would he post­ J-eata dead in the fighting loll miles turned into gas and escaped. poned until 199| have rirrnsouthwest of Saigon. Vietna­ tho Wekivu Baptist Assoeia except by two-thirds void of • • • till* members elected to each Inted for week*. Ho fur, nil thin. mese wounded nuniheird 83. Referring to Veterans Day have been denied by party Ho was un ardent sports- ,loalso of the Legislature. It Nov. It—about 2t) million per­ TIip American casualties —* leaders. man. participating in baseball, '* "heHier more than right officers and five ensons have served m the U. S. The House now hope* tn 819 million worth of liornlx Armed Forces from the Re­ listed men — was the high­ tennis, swimming nml golf. have it* atnnllms civil right * cun i«e issued under the plan An outstanding civic leader, volutionary War through the est number incurred in a sin­ In any biennium after 1997 bill out of committee In about Korean conflict, with more gle buttle since IT. S. advisers Mr. Lawton served nx first bccriu-e of debt service lim­ tw-11 Weeks, and tho Semite aiding Vietnamese president of the Sanford Hos­ than half of all participants lagan itations plutcd by Die Legisla­ Finance Committee i* pro­ forces in the fullscale pro- pital Association, which he in WW II. ceeding with extended tnx ture. • • • giiitu that began in 1901. helped organize and served nn hill hearings. Soma of the safeguards Thu military spokesmen the board 1929-45; president Seminole Chapter, Order of lint prediction* now are placed by the Legislature DeMolay, will hold an install­ withheld word of the buttle of Sanford Kin uni.* Club for llutl neither mean,re will ation of officers at H pm. 21 hours. The Communists at­ two years, president of Sem­ around Ihe issuance of bonds make it in the m*\t ten week*. in addition to the limitation* morning, inole County Chamber of Com­ Sunday evening at Masonic tacked Saturday With time out for Thanks­ driving against a government merce two years, grand master on the amount of bonds which Temple. giving, Veterans Day and can he issued are: • ♦ • force twite us large u- their of Oviedo Masonic Lodge, 1. Interest on the bonds other event*, the dwindling From the Lion's Pause: estimated battalion strength. member of the S a l v a t i o n can't exceed 4.0 per cent. It session is viewed by many u* Hie buttle was not fought Army udivsoty hoard. Boy Nature does make mistakes— bolding too little lime for some times she puts all the on the usual hit-and-run guer­ Scout commissioner, trustee of I* expected that the actual in­ final action on the lax bill. terest charges will run be­ hones in the head ami none rilla plan. The Communists Rollins College 1918-19, the There also i* some question made n frontal attu. k, cutting first Rollins graduate to serve tween three and 3.5 per cent, in the hack. whether civil right* legisla­ * * • maybe even less. down government troops with on the ho rad of trustee*; mem­ tion, even if Ihe Semite give* 2. Bonds must b e s o ) <! W. Thomas Itier, president machiiu-gun file and pinning ber of the board of directors it the go-ahead over tuxes, thiougb public bidding. ol ACL, has presented the them down in rice puddles. of Florida Education Associa­ could pi(i>* before the new 3. Any ili count must |«- two United Fund of Seminole tion, president of the county year. County with a check of $273 superintendents s e c t i o n of p.-r cent or less. I. The state board of admin­ from hi- railroad. First year Florida Education Assoeia lion of direct participation by urnf first president of the Sem­ istration will be fiscal advisor ACL although its employes alfor the bond Issue, saving inole County Teachers Club. ways have contributed gen Mr. Lawton is survived |>y about $j million in fees. crouds. 5. No project run be financ­ his three children. • t t WASHINGTON ( Ill'll ~ Urisson Funeral Home is in ed under the bund program t'aleli a "big one" in Ihe The Supreme Court today fa-’* charge of arrangements. unless it has been approved by OSAKA, Japan (I 1*11 — fish p nil at Pinecrest Pclc’s ed the question of whether the a vote of thrrr-fiftha of the Gov. t arns Hr)ant of Florida carnival .Saturday evening. 11 iiniiml e o n t e in p t ease elected member.* of each house anil In* wife spent Sunday • • • against Mississippi Gov. Ross of the Legislature. night on straw mat* and bed­ Apropos of Thanksgiving It. But nett must Itu tiled be­ d. The .State Bund Review ding rolls at the homo nf Day mining up: If you can't fore n jury. Board must review the bond* Tsiinro Ucshinia, Ihe owner be thankful for what you re­ The court set aside three to be issued under tiie pro­ nl a chemical fiber plant near T A L L A H A SSE E (I F I , _ ceive. be thankful for what hours for arguments on Ihe gram to determine their fis­ here. State Rep. Fred II. Karl of you escape. ease which involved the gov­ cal soundness and whether ilryunt is one of n.ne tour­ • • • Daytona lii’urh filed his fir-t such financing ha* legislative ing IT. S governors who are ernor's role in Ihe integration financial report on hr* cam­ Today is the deadline for crisis nt the University of approval. taking a cultural and econom­ paign far governor today, candidates for three school Mississippi lit -1 year. No money is provided for ic tour of Japan tin assign showing expenditures of $>;| trustee posts to qualify. Supt. Harnett's lawyers are Mal­ and contribution* of $1 125. vocational technical schools in ment from the National Gov­ itay Milwt-e said at noun four colm Montgomery uml Karl's contributors included 1993-95 la-cause no orderly ernor'' Conference. have qualified (or the three Charles Ciuik, indh of JackI'rdd m n told (lie Bryant* state Rep, U .untie A. Liles plan ha* been prepared to deposts. son and Isdh special assistant of Hillsborough County and lermirxi tile need and hi, allot! lie knew the United Slate* well • * • state attorneys general. Mrs. R. it. Gautier, Coral for such school*. A require­ f r o m watching television Traffic was hectic over the They were preparer! to ar­ Guides, wife o f the former ment is made in the bond Im­ Mr* Bryant suggested, how­ weekend in ihe vicinity of 439 gue that a jury is required by state senator fr-m Dole plementation bill Unit the ever. dial perhaps television and 17 92 when that multiple .State Board of Education, dur­ decs not give a true pic lure both federal law and the U. S, County. signal system was out of or­ Constitution. State Sen. John E Mathew* ing 1993-95. make a study of of 111* in tlm United Mates. der. Many near accidents re­ U. S. Solicitor General Ar­ Jr., Jacksonville, in hi« third the needs for vocational tech­ ported although a deputy was chibald Cox, speaking for the re|Mirt since his early an­ nical education so recommend­ on hand to direct traffic. Justice Department, anys they nouncement for the race, re­ ation* can tie made to the F.rtia ■ • • are wrong, ported new expenditure* of LegisUt lire for proceeding on Sam Ferraro was the chef Barnett and I.L Gov, Haul $1 Id und donations of $1,930. a sound basis. who served charcoal broiled The bond issue includes This brought Mathew* total Public invited to attend teaks at the Dellary Cham­ II. Johnson J r . were charger) ber of Commerce dinner. The with defying an order of the outlay to $493 against contri­ $290,909 f,,r construction plan­ luncheon and forum on ning for the new university in amendment* to State ton former GI, retired after 21 3th IT. S. Circuit Appeals bution* so fur of $0,030. East Central Florida. still, tion—e let tion to he held years in (he Army, served C. Court to cease interfering1 Ihe adoption of this amend­ Nov. .$. F'nr reservations S. generals and other officers with the enrollment at Ote ment will he for the sake of call Seminole Chamber or in Germany, Italy, Japan Miss of James Meredith. IIULLYUOD (LTD — Act­ the youth of the stale, for the Junior Chamber of Com­ through Korea during his mil­ They also were charged with itary career. He is from New failing to preserve law and or- ress Hope Lange and movie sake of industrial development merce before main, Wed­ Jersey hut will make his der on the university campus producer Alan J . Fa kill a were and economic growth and for nesday . , . FA 2 2212 or the future of Florida. |at Oxford. FA 2 TIM, i married Saturday night. home in Dellary. t Thomas W . Lawton Funeral Tuesday Established 1908 Ginderville To Get Directory Evening Hours Set For Voter Registration 3 Boys Drown In Spillway Miss Churchill Inquest Set He Didn’t Fall For Old Trick � 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 18, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 18, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 18, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c3c7f142acaf202b306b35a79367bcec.pdf 166e2f39ad6f096a66be1e73c957bb29 PDF Text Text •6^ f ' ■ ----- --------—r i i 1 *___ , ■MUM . r • their helicopter off the VietBimtflt coast, Tha death wia tha alath to the pa>t t o r day*. II rated to I S tha aambar at Amer­ ican* killed to South Viet Nam combat tinea January, 1M1, whea the U. f . buildup AMERICAN FLAGS wan presented by the American Legion Auxiliary to all ciaaarooma at AD Sonia Church. Ex-Marine Nancy Nordstrom presents flaga to Matthew Allen, sixth grade, and MIchaal Bogeajis, eighth grade. Rev. Richard Lyons explained the meaning of the flag to the student body. The officer was ahot by a Cemmuelat heavy machinegea to aa aparatlaa sgatoet tha guerrillaa Juat after daws guaday to central Viet Nam. Be waa tervlag aa a mili­ tary advlaer to ■ Sooth Vietaameae unit in a drive agalntt tha guerrlllaa to Urn moun­ tains of Quaag Hen Province, MO miles north of Saigon. Be waa killed by a single shot to the chest. Other eaa'Tha helicopter plunged Into the sea Saturday night hall a mils off tha coast of central Viet Nam. An officer and two enlisted men were Hated aa misting altar tha crash. A fourth crewman awam to abort and reached army unit* operating to tha area. Tha survivor, tha eo-poUt of tha helicopter, aald tt overshot its landing one while on n night medical mission and circled aver tha ocean. Name* of aU tha Americana tovolvad In tha lnddanU were withheld pending notification af their relatives. Five Arrested A t Cock Fight MIAlfl (UP!) - A former Caban ambaaaadar told tome (,000 exiles barn Sunday night that be expects a tougher pol­ icy against ridel Castro bom President Johnson. “We may aee more action now/ said Guillermo Belt, who served as Cuban am­ bassador to tha United States during the 1040a. Now bead of Commandos L, a militant antt-Caatro axil* group here, Belt said that Johnson's selection of Thom­ as Mann as the state depart­ ment’s new Latin American chief la tha first step In the get-tough policy. He told the exiles that John­ son “ ia not laltlng biroieli be Influenced by aeU-styled liber­ als who don’t know the bor­ derline between liberalism and Communism. *‘I know that President Johnson will take a firmer and more realistic attitude with respect to Communism," ba added. The 6,000 exiles paid $1 each to attend the anti-Castro rally. Tha funds will ba used to further the fight agalntt Caatro. DELRAY BEACH {DPI) Deputies raided a cock fight at a remote farmhouse near hero Sunday and arretted five men. The Palm Beach County cberifTa office aald nearly 100 spectators fled Into the fields when officers arrived at tha Johnny Fichera Camp and found a cockfight going on. Florida haa no statute for­ bidding cock fighting, but as­ sistant county attorney Bob Foley aald ha waa considering filing charges of cruelty to animals and gambling. The five men were question­ ed at the county Jail. Offlcars also telicd 13 roosters as evidence. Some wore metal claws for fight­ ing. Youth Slain M I A M I (U P I) » A 16year-old boy atumhled into a man holding a shotgun during an outdoor party Sunday and w at killed by a blast In the neck, police said. Officers said live death of Timonthy Llllard was accidental. By Elate Xewaltkl The Forest City Business Association will aponaor n Christmas Party at T:30 p.m. Saturday In the Forest City Shopping Center for children of the area up to 12 years old. Committees named at a re­ cent planning meeting with Dr. K. L. Wendell, preaident of the group, are lighting, Jamee S. Pierson, Lewis O. Stubbs and Gerald Brown; Christ maa carols, John N. Woodland; Santa Iran*portatlon, W. M. Norris; merry-goround, C. S. Field; decora­ tions, P. E. Carlson and Eu­ gene McJecn and Christmas tree, Harry H, Pennington, Bruce Kerstead and Allen Forward. Serving on the refreshment committee are Mrs. K. O. Winfield, Mrs, w. M. Norris, Mrs. Irma Lundmark, Mrs. Allen Forward, Mrs. Grover Shellenberger and Mrs. C. B. Field. Each child at the party, within the specified age limit, will receive a gift of Christ­ mas goodies and there will be free rides on the merry-go- round and a parade of decor­ ated hikes, wafnna and bug­ gies with cash prlaea to be awarded for the beat decorated vehicles. Stores la the Center will be open for the convenience of parents while the party la in progress. leaden hope will be a final week of this coagrcuional session confronted with the mealed foreign eld MIL Coagreet, which already hat ■ttthorted a $3.6 billion aid program to continue another year of economic and military help to other nations, still muit appropriate the money. The Home Approprlatiooa Committee haa approred a re­ duced 12.6 billion appropria­ tion hill that House leaden were expected to debate to­ day. • BREASTS Deaplte pleat by Preaident (WITH RIB) Johnaoa and ether govern­ ment offlclali to nature fundi • LEGS to the trimmed meaaure, lead­ • TH IGH S e n apparently planned no battle to replace tha money. The adminlatratlon original­ ly had requested H I billion, but Congrcu refuted to antborlze more than $3.6 bUlien. “CENTER-CUT* Any drive to restore the money appeared hopeleaa to Houte leader* who apparent­ ly have decided to concentrate "QUICK 'N THRIFTY on preventing further enta during Houte debate. “CAMPBELL'S' CANADIAN ACE “SHURFRESH" JUICY CRISP MeINTOSH QUARTERS WINTER CARDEN” FROZEN ’ K IN P IE 24 OZ. EACH • M IN C E PIE 21 OZ. EACH Arsonist Blamed MIAMI (U P1) - Fire offi­ cials ruled today that a $183.. 000 Westchester Shopping Cen­ ter blase which damaged six WASHINGTON (U P !) — stores recently was deliber­ The stream o f visitors to Pres­ ately set. ident Kennedy's grave in A rl­ ington National Cem iU ry la continuing dssplta treating weather. Thousands o f pertona visit­ ed the grave Sunday white the temperature hovered in the low 30s. At one point, it took 15 minutes for a person to get throuich the tine. It is rstlmuUd that mure than a million mourners huva filed past tha grave tinre Ken­ nedy waa buried Nov. 25. Crowds Still Visit Grave FRESH RAKED! “ EVERFREBH "NESTLES" CHOCOLATE DRINK SUNSHINE" HYDItOX LARGE 12 OZ„ EACH COMPLEXION SOAP' H uh Treatm ent NEW YORK (UPI) — French Jockey Clauds Deleusa will undergo X -ray (la m in a ­ tions today o r Tuctday tn Monteflora Hospital, Bronx, N. Y., in an e ffo r t to deter­ mine whether an operation ran restore tho use o f hit Irgt. Deleu re waa paralysed from the waltt down at a re­ m it o f an accident in a raca last August. EVER FR ESH Fruit Cake Ciwiste'Del^fct' IrJL B ra c h 's “ Great Savings On Easy Term s” FROM A WORM) OF FINK FURNITURE .10 M A T H E R of Sonford extra With This Coupon A The Purrhate Of Room DKfMMHlI/KIt m m m m m GOLD ■ J J| 1 ' 1 | 1 BOND m a t i n l l g to m m a to fl ■ SS T TA TM TP T Sj ^ ■ e ta iM is m 69c Coupon (nod it jou r "Thrillway" Only, Thru Wed, December 15 50 E X T R A w ith t m « Coupon A The Pureha.e Of phones lighten work, all through the house, all through the y ^ r Q( tA A M ^ EASY TERMS The little, light-up Princes** phono, lovely in any of five colon, oaves space at bedside or chair-side. The desk set saves time and stops in den or family room—any room where your family makes and takes calls. The handy wall phone hangs out of the way in kitchen or workshop, makes phoning more convenient .rx _ T o order your Christmas extension, just call the Telephone *’’? Company Business Office or ask your telephone man. GOLD BOND L A i i i U H a i j n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ TS 7T T AT MTP TS 1 v a n il l a 2 O*. lilt 49c Coupon food at your "Thrift*ay’ i Only, Thru Wed., December IS 50 E X T R A P f V P M | W1th This GOLD Coupon A Tha Purrha*. Of I Iloilo*»y Hou». MTCFFKII II Os. Pkg. Me ■ TS T A TM ’ TPTSm K it t a ii Coupon good at your "Thrift*aj’ Only, Thru W r i, December IS Open Fri. N ights DO Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-0V E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 . ID1 1 BMOi l N amart santaa shop In phone/andI YOUR Chocolate Peanuts Chocolate S ta rs .... Jingle B e lls........... 1 Jelly S ta rs ............ Spicettes.............. “ MELLOW CREME" “ ALL FILLED" Assortm ent............ Gloria M ix ............ Arabian Nights M ix Old Time M ix ........ Orange Slices......... “C H R IS T M A S S H O P P IN G W IT H GOLD BOND STAMI �*» Sanford Shopping Center Gets Under W ay V * i « c^ The Herald, in response to many Pair Charged In Fatal B eating > Inquiries, has checked A Kentucky couple, residing who, according to Deputy J. to learn why the new street at Fire Points and charged Q. Galloway, are charged Christmas decoration* are not lit at night. E. C. Harper Jr., ^ com m ittee chairman Sanford Downtown fo r the Mer­ chants Association, explained the decorations are not prc. perly wired to be connected with the city power lines. But he assured the public they w ill be properly wired for next Christmas. • • * y A week or ID days ag o The ' ® Herald published a story about all the offices up for •lection in 1984. One question intrigued R. E. Porter, Pre­ sently we hare two state re­ presentatives, Ji~e Davis and Jan Fortune. Hut a* o f next N ovem ber this county will choose only ONE representa­ tive. In the rcapportionmrnt g early this year, we voted for a representative and s sen­ ator and Furtune anil Stuck Cleveland were elected. Next year it will be interesting to watch the race between De­ m ocrat Davis and Republican Fortune . . . although both are non-committal a t this time about plans. In fact, could be others in the primary f t races, too. • • • with manslaughter in the death of thr woman's 30month-old daughter, w ere to be given preliminary hearing this afternoon before Justice of the Peace Hugh Duncan. Held in rnunty jail are Wil­ liam G. Taylor, IS, of Birchwood, Ky., and Roberta Mitrhell. 30, of Corinth, K y „ JW VA ••• Citrus Case WASHINGTON (CPI) — A Florida citrus industry ilelegntlon was scheduled to begin arguments today against any lowering o f tariffs on foreign citrus and citrus products. 157 Accidents MIAMI fU P I)— city police reported 137 traffic accidents here during a five hour rainy prriod Monday. One o f them killed a girl, Gloria Bottner, 19. Crack Theft Ring with the fatal beating o f the 30-month-old girl, Nancy Jean Mitchell. Galloway said the couple took the baby to Seminole Me­ m orial Hospital Saturday aflentooti and an autopsy r e ­ vealed she had bren beaten and died from internal hem­ orrhages. The deputy reported Taylor has a wife and fam ily in Kentucky and that Mr*. Milband there. He chrll has a husband added that Kentucky authori­ ties havee requested the pair be held for parole violation. Mrs. Mitchell’ * three-yearold son. William Mitchell, is irrd for by the county bring cared welfare. He was treated for bruise* at thr hospital. Sheriff J. L. Hobby was unavailable for comment to­ day as lo why information of the girl's death last Saturday was withheld until today. At­ taches o f his department said "the story didn't break until Monday afternoon." UF Aerospace Building OKd # a n fn rb f im t lii WEATHER: Cloudy, cool through Wednesday with occasional mint high today In 60a; low tonight in 50*. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 ;4 Suspects In Slaying Jailed Three Whales Recuperating the Ketch Towed In Deputy's Body, Wreckage Of Plane Found ing NO. 61 next by J. C, Penney Company and McCrory’s. Other units will be added later In continued expansion. Parking apace wilt be available for 1,100 automobiles. o f nine categories showed in- |Sept. 30 In 1903 and 1903, creases, respectively, a* follows: The Chamber’* quarterly County hank and saving* • Sun > u • G ram " reported and loan deposits, $33.3 miltrend* for the years ending linn and 139.3 million, up 11.37 per cent; county bank and savings and loan re­ sources, S39.9 million and $14 million, up 10.38 per rent. Sanford postal receipts, $171348 snd $313,108, up 31.01 per cent; county build­ ing perriilts, $8.1 million snd til.il million up 7.3 per evnt. ft ii in c r o u s hands, float* Hanford electric meters inmar i king ensembles. stalled. 10,391 and 10,711, up The Downtown Merchants 3.08 per cent; Hanford water nil A have co-operated fully in meter* InstnRed, R, lilt and donating to various groups to 3.1 lit. up <>.39 per cent, nml mu hr sure the umlei privileged Sanford telephones Installed, children have a .Merry Christ­ 11,Jill and 13,033, up 3.31 mas, loo. Iii fact, tire first per rent. and second rlwi* petty o ffi­ Two item* shower) de­ cers at Hanford Naval Air creases: Hanford building per­ Station reported that nine nut mits, $1.7 million nnd $1 mil­ of III downtown stores ap­ lion, down 38.78 per cent, and proached donnlcd tu their county deeds recorded, 33.3 cuuse. million and 30.8 million, down Ami. in closing, the Sanford 10.93 per cent. Downtown Merchants A sso­ ciation wish one nml all A VERY MERRY CHRISTM AS AND A W H Y HAPPY NEW YEAR!! ( Hey Kids! Santa's In Town To Treat You Chou Willi Talks Advised SANFORD. FLORIDA Probers Ask FBI Seminole Economy On The Rise Dala On Kennedy Seek Ruby Test 50-Cent Piece TUBS. DECEMBER 17. 1963 ARCHITECTS CONCEPTION is pictured o f the multl-mitlion dollar Sanford Shopping Center which will Im ready for occupancy and open to the public next August. First units will lie occupied by Publix Markets and Eckerd Drugs, with the MIAMI (U P I)— Police said today they have broken up a TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Those enterprising Epsilon burglary ring which netted Sigm a Alpha sorority mem­ more than 1100,000 worth o f The Cabinet authorised the bers can do the almost impos merchandise during tha past University o f Florida today to construct a 133,000 aerospace alble— thy must have a direct three months. Sanford and Seminole Coun­ engineering building. line to Sunt a Claus, fo r they ty economy la on the up­ The building, to be located ran arrange to have the WASHINGTON tU PIt — swing. according tu n husim-ss I.A PA7. Bolivia (U P I) — on the back campus area, will The special commission inves­ survey released toiluy by the ••Merry Old Jinn" to visit children at their homea or F-iur American* who had been be financed from engineering tigating the assassination o f Chamber o f Commerce, Seven makes him available fo r par held a* hostage* for 10 days and industrial experiment sta­ President Kennedy want* the ® ties. If you need a Santa, call by rebellious tin miner* in tion trust funds and will be FRI to provide it with the Mrs. John Dickey and she’ll Cntnvl were flying here today used for research. material used to form the Gov. Farris llryant said bust* r f the agency's report with high hopes of being homo take care o f it. there were indications several on the crime. • • • for Christmas. o f the building* would he Anyone wishing to Join the Chief Justice Earl Warren, needed in coming ycui* to Seminole Audubon Society In the chairman o f the sevenhouse research fnritltica, DALLAS (U P lt — Jack a field trip may do s o by man bipartisan commission which university official* have meeting ut 0 n.m. Jan. 11 at Ruh)'a lawyer* fought today named by President Johnson, said were in need o f space. the Kissimmee Prairie 7.no. to move the strip club owner said Monday1 the group de­ To all b y* and girls: Budget Director Harry Members ura putting out from jail til a psychiatrist's Santa Claus, a* busy as tie cided it would be necessary to Smith said, however, the uni­ £ •’ presents" for the birds at couch to seek evidence that examine the F ill invextiga* i.s at this time o f the year, Ruby was insane when be s h o t , versity did nut contemplate V Audubon .House. -I . ',-rv. is, ,* , . * arrived in downtown Sanford and killed Leo fU fi'a y Oswald. .«< .aiums . !.iruv.lio ’ii tin ■ • • nesses1 stateni'iii* .ml today and will bo happy to * I present biennium ami if sinil* Basketball fans can lee ■ document* to evaluate the , , tiff lar huiMlti :* vvcie needed, the greet you in-tween now and topuotch game tietween Rol­ Fill report. CAIRO (U I’ I i - Communist school would go to the coming Christmas, lit fact, he w ill lins College and Catawba Hr said tin- cunnoi ion Chinese Premier Chou Kn-lai session of the legislature. have candy for all who stop College, N. C., at 8 p.m. to­ nls.? received a report from vn.s reported today to in- will------ — -------hint to nay "h ello" . . . and night at Seminole H i g h the State DtpurUuent, which ini' to meet Indian Piemlei maybe to whisper in hi* ear School gym. was forwarded to the panel's Jnwuharinl Nehru in Peking,, v*lust you want in your slock­ * • • getielal counsel, J. Lee Ran­ t r New Delhi to discus* the ing on Christum* morning. J. C. Trawick Sr. telephonkin. Worrell mid the eontStnu-Indlan border dispute. •Santa is being sponsored 4k ed 'The Cluck’ and said that mistfon made the -nine re . , .. . try the Sanford Downtown to bis knowledge the puving qc» st o f the Stlrle Department . . ... 1 ,, , , , . . . ...... Merchant* Association, ticnmv being applied on East us t did o f the ) 11. WASHINGTON f U P I) — . r . . cording to Chairman tile lilt Fourth street lielweetl I*>House leaders culled up for McCall. rust and Mellunville Avenues expected quick approval today F° ur desperadoes arcu.ed McCall also announced that la the first since the original a bill to authorize the coining ° f murder ,n a robto aid Um last minute , hop­ surfacing was applied In bery rampage, sal glumly in o f a 30-cent piece bearing a pers all downtown stores will 19251 likeness o f the late President • • • ST. AUGUSTINE I UPI) — he upon until 9 p.m. each Kennedy " ke ,hp *ml o f r" ’1'1' School Hoard will open bids The four, Cecil Green, 31, Three pilot whale* rescued •veiling through next Monday. there are only ■t 1 p.m. Thursday for a new John Lucas, 13, Gerald Eaton. front the »urf at Ponte Vr-dra Remember £ shop building at Seminole were "doing better 'IX SHOPPING D A IS t N18. anti Dennis Woods, 17. Reach ST. AUGUSTINE ( UPl t — High School, according to v. rrc raptured in a door-to- than expected" tmlny nt Mar- d k CHRISTM AS t ! I A grand Jury report issued Supt. Ray Milwee. The Sanford Downtown door, barn lu-barn s e a r c h indaml tourist attraction. Monday night laid six month* A spokesman said the w hales' Merchant* Association, enMonday after Ihey returned o f rnrinl unrest could he end wi-re being given massive ih-ovoring to make this a FROM T H E P O L I C F. eu If “ dedicated" white and ,0 ,hc »CM* .v l a they It).OTTER: A girl reported to were accused of committing j d«»c* o f vitamin* and .-inti- memorable AuU-tiile Sea-oil, N egro leaders were given a police some boys took *3 from h'-dir* by hyporlrrmic nnd bn* gone "*ll ou t" tills y a r Iasi wrrk. chance lo discus* differences her and she could identify They were found in an some o f their muscular aore- ill ii* effort* to please alt. nnd resolve them. the buys. Police rounded up nc»s nnd stilfnesn from being Near street decoration* abandoned farmhouse. light The lour were charged uilli it i uin led ml the bench sin n ed grace Ho- downtown h oy. Iailed tu identify. Her mo pole*. These were purchased the Friday night slaying ol to Ini getting better. PORT E V E K G L A D E N ther thraslicd her " fo r taking The whale* were among no try tire Association, l enartl Culpepper. 33, at his < UI’ I) — The 17-foot k*ti h tip the policemen's time.'* The Christmas Parade on Imme in York, Ma , md e s t i m a t e d 130 that swum Troubadour, its mmt drugging ashoru Sunday night. Most l Dec. 4 was voted the most ir, the water alongside, was armed robberies of (amilie* Dr, J. Clifford Boyce, o f 411 in Ruekholli, Tex., and Rand- were washed out to sea by the outstanding o f all these nntowed into huibor here today Scull Avenue, wa* rr-|>orted bigh tide. |mini events, what with tire u ftrr battling Ifl-fnut sens and tell, Okla. as being removed lu lire hos­ Ill-knot winds with three pi-rpital this morning. soii* aboard. ‘I he Const Guard • • • did nut have thr name* o f John Krider and John Brumthose alumni. h-> will meet with other mem­ bers of the St. John* Indian River Canal District at II a. m. Thursday at Orlando lo discuss an agreement with the trusters of the State In­ ternal Improvement Fund ami u contract with Reynolds, MIAMI I U PI)-T h e wreck Smith ami Hills lor engineer­ age of a small plane and ther body of ita pilot were found in the Everglade* ton miles Thursday noun i» the* dead west of here today A Coast Guard helicopter line tu tile entry in the Jayeee* Christmas lighting con­ spoltrd the wreckage o f the test. Clip a coupon from The Cessna 173 which crashed Herald or pick one up at the Monday. A ground search rrew. d i­ Jaycee building on French rected tu Ihe scene by tile Avenue. * • • | Coast Guard, lound the body Veterans of World War I. of Pasco County Chief Deputy Barrack. 138. wilt man the Bill Smith tn the cockpit. Smith wax a student pilot. Saivalinn Army Chriitm ai INSTALLATION of new officer* o f the SominoU* County Hoard o f Real­ Tile body was removed kettles Friday to shnwr appre tor* was conducted at Monday night'* dinner-meeting at the Mid-Florida cialion for services rendered from Ihe icene, 18 miles south Country Club. Taking part were (front left) II, E. Illack, neirelary; (I. F. during WAV I. Any and all vet­ of Devil's Garden in the Field, outgoing president; William H. Li[>|xdd ,Jr.. executive vice presi­ erans who wish to help out re­ '(■lade*, by a helicopter. dent o f tho state association and inttniling o ffic e r ; A . It. L o r m a n n , presi­ The plane took o lf Monday port at the Greyhound Bus dent; Ray MenslTlir, treasurer, and Stewart Helnily, vice president. from Ihe Tamiami airport. Station. Americans Free J Zip Code 32771 Early Divorce By Liz Seen rnunty** school population increase thi* year, ax opposed brought the to last county year, JACK ECKERD school* MEXICO CITY (U P I) _ $33,790 today In “ recalcula­ Friends predicted today Elisabeth Taylor will su m ill- tion" funds from tho Cabinet vorca Eddie Fisher to marry i School Hoard, Richard Burton, whose wife *, upt. It. T. Mllwee said the Sybil got « Mexicali divorce I pulat ion dm* t ease lids Monday, year 1* about six per cent “ I don’ t think Liz and Burmore Ilian Inst year. He add­ Ion are going to wait very long," one friend said. “ It ed, however, that the amount h-nks as if they will he ntnr- lit dollar* is comparable to lust year. lird soon." United Press reported the Burton nml Mrs. Burton arroiigi'd details of a proper­ state board released $3.03 ty settlement and eostudy ,,f million in these fund* tu 33 their two children before nhe county school system* and filed for divorce in Puerto made $1.13 million available Vitllarln, tin* tiny Mexican lo 19 Junior colleges. fishing village where he re. rently completed Work on a jnnvie. Miss Taylor had no part in Ihe movie, hut she accompan­ TAVARES (UPI) Two ied Burton to Puerto VallarUt and was on the set almost men were arrested at Eustis every day, keeping him com ­ Monday night ami charged with offering a bribe lo Lake pany. They shared a villa. ('minty Sheriff Willi* V. Mc­ Call. Authorities said a third man was being sought. Freed on $3.<>oo bond each were Harold Griswold, 39, nt Muunl Dura, and Klvin Carroll, ->i. of Orlando. They were charged on two count* each of attempted bribery. Wauled on a charge of con­ spiracy lo commit bribery was D. C. Clemmons, Mount Dora, the sheriff* office said. Sheriff McCall said the men attcnniped to bribe him to allow organized buhta and S H O P F O R G IF T S IN O U R A D P A G E S moonvhining operations to go on in ihe county. Lake Seeks 3rd In Bribe Try iANTA'l HELPER 5AYJ SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTM AS The new multl-mlUlofl dol­ lar Sanford Shopping Center will be open to the public next August, it was announced this morning by R. M. Thompson Jr. at groundbreaking ceremunies. Attending were dignitaries o f the city, the county, th« Chamber o f Com merce, and officials o f Investment Pro­ perty Builders, Miami; R. M. Thompson Construction Com­ pany, Clearwater; P u b l i x Markets and Eckerd Drugs o l Florida. Thompson, president of In* vestment Property Builders and the Thompson Construc­ tion, assured the more than 50 dignitaries present that his and allied firms were " e x ­ pressing confidence in the growth of Sanford snd Sem­ inole County" by commencing construction of this new shop­ ping center. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ man o f the Seminole County Commission and master o f ceremonies, called on the Rev. George Klnnoman, o f Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, for the Invocation. General Hutchison express­ ed appreciation to the assem­ blage for the principals' con­ fidence in Sanford and Sem­ inole County. As did Karlyla Houshotder, president-elect o l the Chamber of Com merce, W. C. Hutchison Jr., Sanford city attorney, also expressed appreciation for the city, George Jenkins, president of Publix Markets, pointed out that hli firm will have two supermarkets in Semin­ ole County “ and this will b e the 101st In our chain." Jack Eckerd, president o l Eckerd Drugs o f Florida, also ■poke briefly and pointed to the growth n( Sanford and Seminole County and tha "confidence my firm hat la this growth." The new Sanford Shopping Center will be located east o f Highway 17 92 and north o f Onora Street. An entrance parallel lo 17 93 will he con­ structed from Onora Road. Thompson and Sanford rlty officials have been conferring relative to annexation of tho center site lo the city. Prio Says Castro Will Disappear Seminole Gets School Money Seminote New Business Area To Open In August LOS ANGELES (U P I) — A form er president of Cuba Monday predicted C u b a n Premier Flilel (.'astro will dis­ appear "eventually — a n y day.” Dr. Carlos Prtn Socarraa o f Miami, speaking before local Cuban liberation leaders, said Castro will vanish "not hy assassination, but by Internal revolutkm, wilh the support of all Umse people fighting CasIro from oilier countries." Prio, who was overturned when Fnlgrnrio Batiste seized power in 1932. is sltempling to organize dissident Cuban liberation groups under his Ctilun Committee for Libera­ tion. "T lit people o f Cuba arc 9Q per cent against Castro," h* said. Prio criticized Ihe U. S. State Department for "w eakncs*. not strength" in handl­ ing Ihe situation hut added that he felt President John­ son "w ill find a w ay" to overihrmv Castro. Gas Blamed For Body Is Found Utah Mine Blast Alongside Boat MARTIN, Utah l UPl ) — TAMPA (U P li Police Monday found the body of a possibly (united h> a spark, man identified aa Otra Lowell was blamed today for a sear­ Itlnger. 38, o f Tampa, floating ing explosion that killfd nine alongside a host belonging to a Tampa businessman and miners and turned a "m odel perennial political candidate. coal mini’ ” into a "black and Police said there was tvt dusty hell ' sign of foul play. Ten miners survived the e x ­ The owner of the boat, Jim plosion that rumbled through Fair, said Ihe cabin o f the a drift a half mile under­ boat had been forced open, ground in Ihe Carbon Furl clothe* were thrown about C n '» No 2 mine Monday, and It appeared as though Only one of the survivors was, someone had been aleeping in injured. j one of the berths. Methane gn« and coal du*r, : Downtown Stores To Open At Night Through Monday « * �rnr.^i<*V By Abigail Von Buran DEAR. A M Y :. wtoa. I. married “8" It ip M d that w* would raise bit two •ou, (our mad mix. He mad hU wife bad a friendly divorce oa trouarte of lncoapitibUUy. Now bo want* to bb« bte «a-wtte to eome aid Uva with oa aad take care of the boya. 1 work out and make aa much u he daea, aad we hind a houaekeeper who dou a food Job. 1 don't want that womaa to my bourne. My boebtnd aaya aha lao't capable of work* ln| out, could uaa tba mon­ ey, know* tba bays aad can Officers Whan Ctek. Twenty-fit* ndulia nnd Ik children, rangtag In ace from owe with to H yeaee, were at the petty. Mother Wllaen who le la ekorf* af th* home, brought In the children es­ pecially for th* event Even Bento participated by dbtribtttlnf folly wrnppad packages of toya. and milt- 11:4! (a: detain! LtfBt 11:11 (t) I K K m •:0* (1) JI*w*cop« 1 :0* (*) Bmaaator Fath.r (I) Now*, eportl. Wreth.r •ill (I) Ell torial •lit (», Now*. Xpert* Wtath.r •it* IS) Nowa—w n to r (It O t a m l Hospital (I) N.w* Wtatn.r Crea- mi* (l> Now*— Uaa Cochran (1) Huntloy - Brlnkloy #:«» («) Local Report TiOO (1) ll-tqua* M a t can 1 aty to this per­ son? LONG BEACH DBAB LONG: fay, "If* maekrat"—cad lfaore ton eeacerned with the latter. Tell her that la the evenInc hours, "Don't call a t , m call ywn." * * * What’a an ywur mind? For o personal reply, sand a eolf addreued, stamped *at ek»p# to Abby, Box SMS, Snvsrly HUls, Calif. 1:M (t) Mr. Novak (I) Combat 1:00 (0) It*4 Skelton 1:1V 41) Hodloo (I) MeHalo* Kory •lOO (II OroatMl Bhow (t) Hlckard Boon# Show (f) potuceat iaaotloa #:** 40) lock Bonny 10:04 (I) Gary Mooro U) Tolrphono Boor (I) ru«ltlT* 11:00 (1)111 Now*, W«ath*r, aport* <t> HM-FI*. Now* U iW 0) Thoator ot Ik# Rtar* 11:11 (1) Tonight lh*w U:JS •t oaloo for th* baskat of ehoer at* going well. Tick•to rat attU available at the CPO club aad all proceoda go to charity. Mis. O’Doornail tarred mto­ latur* aaadwlcbu, cake and ooflie tram a told* deeorat- (Color) (I) Movl* By Osw ald Jacobv if WOKTU • * • !( h) Thing* otaitod out nicely. My jack of dub. held th* first kloweia, Mrs. I . Umas, Mrs. V. W. Oonderton, Mrs. 1. J. | • « « ly l*d n h u rt toward Us Jamil, Mrs. Altera Kelly, lor aa opening bid. This rettoo io frequently given for W B U R hand. Had l u t played low Mrs. HB. Quinn and Mrs. VAH-1 collated mono wives such bids, but K Isnot a good ft »??*** *• would hav* had nine club wilt hold n baks asis C. I . Morton. one. !J |* I , (| tricks, bat la st hopped right Thuradt} at tha exchange. In About 3S children of mem­ It la much more Important ftQ lf| | | ft t y g UP with th* no* and led tbs charge of th* fund railing ac­ bers of the Accy Deucy wives to ohow your diotribution and DDOIM(to) flv* of (pad** to bit partner's tivity is Mrs. Pat Moylan. g , ace. Back cam* the ton of L t Cdr. and Mrs. R. 8. club wlQ bo greeted by San­ hand pattern than It la to get P K lllll apodre and ww ware down two. Boat loft Saturday for Madi­ ta Claus Saturdsy at tha acroas the message that you have opened a minimum. Of in n * * * * Even thro* no-trump bid son, Wis., and n snowbound club. course, a no-trump rabid does ■ ? * * nnd mad* would not have Santa will pam out stock­ Christina* with Mrs. Boat’s ™*~ been aay good from a dupli* ton woo laetalled no parliamen­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul- ings to the kids and the mo­ tell partner that you have a thers will aerva refreshments, minimum band, but it io more ! ! ■ JP* P ? " 5 5 oat* oundpotot Ivory other tarian. The member* dieeuued The party win begin at 1 p.m. Important that you also tell jjg.T. Paso SM.T. Pare South played tour heart* and plana for n social to b* held Paaa Feat mad* flv*. Plans for the party were him that your hand lasuitJanuary 4 at tho ballroom for L t nnd Mrs. Robert Col­ made at th* recent meeting able for no-trump play. Opening lead A I Had South Just rabid two thaauolvss, thalr huabands ville hosted n party Friday of th* Acey Deucy wives club, 1 could have still saved diamonds wo would have run and guests. at their borne to oay farewell held ot th* home of Mrs. things had 1 bid either three I honors to each auk. n aeem- with the pack. 1 would have Latar in the weak th* elub to several of their friends, Jack Jenkins. Mrs. Betty Bus- diamonds or three hearts aa ed that • no-trump raise waa jumped to three hearts aad mot at the home of Mrs.1 Mrs. Colvlll* will laav* this sard waa welcomed at a new my second bid, but 1 did indicated and 1 went right to he would havecontinued to Led* Driscoll for * Christina* nook to spond the holidays U four. member, and Ihn doorprlsa have 4-3-M distribution aad I gam*. potluek luncheon. The tab]* California and L t Colville was won by Mrs. Larry Sum­ decorations carrtod out the la expecting ordera aeon. ner. holiday them* and gift* wen Guests at th* party in­ Elections win be held at exchanged. cluded Lt Cdr nnd Mr*. Har­ th* Jan. 18 meeting of (he By Ruth M ille tt Attending the functions ry Bryant L t and Mrs. W. 8, club at th* home ot Mrs. Bolts, Lt and Mr*. G. A. Sumner. You can always spot the She doesn’t mind too much that her children find it bard « Hoffman. L t and Mr*, its, Other members at the meet woman who hat accepted mid- whan her husband xffectlem- to believe ah* was ever young Thompoos, L t and Mrs. J. P. Ing were Mr*. VI Rowberry, ntoly ealls her "Old Girl." and ever faced their problemsdie age gracefully. Gilmore, Lt E. H. Werten- Mrs. Dorothy Clecarelli and She can turn dawn * drees She can look back on h*r She mu generously admire or ha* ow-th# grounds that ft youth without any deep re­ berg, Lh Ron Wsrtton, Miss Mrs. Aim ScaDorft. tho good looks of a young I* too young for her. Doe Sharon and Mr*. Debbie gret that la la gone. COMING EVENTS girlMrs. Richard Wails and Trepanisr. She doesn’t feel oh* has to She realises that every age Wednesday, Dec. 11 Mrs. Kan Goohorn wore ho#8ha Isn’t Ut down when keep up a constant stream of has 1U rewards aad its apeCPO Wives club, mealing, tosooa for a eoffo* of VAH-6 Lt and Mrs. K. Dennison 7:J0 p.m. NAS ballroom. th* first question a male ac­ vivselouo chatter to prove dal Interests. officers wives Thursday. The will Uav* soon for Corpus quaintance asks har Is, “ How oh* Is having a gay tlm*. Thursday, Dec. t» She isn’t upset because her coffee was at tha home of Cbrittl, Texas for tho holi­ VMM enlisted wive* baked nr* th* children 7" 3to can smiU at tha fact husband can wax mure elo­ day*. They will visit Mrs. ule, begins • a. m. ExThirty members and thalr Mrs. Wells. quent over n good dinner she Grab bag gifts were ex­ Dennieon'a mother while changa. husbands of th* Catholic Navy ha* cooked tban over th* way VAH-1 eallolod wives meetwives elub mat recently for changed and Chrlstmaa styled then. she looks In her new suit. NAS ballbig, 7:33 p, a Christmas pot luck supper refreshment were served to She looks on other women Arrangements were made room. nt the KnlghU of Columbus the ladle*. as friends Instead of rivals. Thoi* present wore Mrs. by tha Chief Petty O fficer* V A Ii-ll, Dot. • bridge, 12:30 Halt After the supper carols Sh* realises that her actual Den Board, Mrs. John Dralm, wives club board at ita recant p. m. Homo of Mr*. Hermit were sung by tba group. worth can only be summed up Mrs. Leonard Kllingwood, Mrs. Bill Durateler, Mrs. Bob meeting to help decorate th* Jamison. by what aha U able to do for ftetarday, Dec. It chairman ef the occasion, pre­ Lovolace, Mr*. Nlok Morgo, club for th* New Year's Eve tor family, har frieada aad Acey Deucy wive* club par­ sented a gift to Father A. J. Mr*. Vincent Monro*, Mrs. party Dec. 31. The meeting tor oommunity. Libera on behalf ef th* wives Don Noabltt, Mr*. Jams* Ol­ was held at the home o f Mrs. ty for their children, l p. m. She delights In tha know­ Acey Deucy Club, son, Mrs. Cameron l’aulk, Mrs. Joseph O’Donnell. group. ledge that she can aa* » A Christmas basket for a Noil Prudon, Mrs. Wnllacs problem In Its proper perepec. needy family was filled with Kusaoll, Mr*. Cliff Thompson, thre because of th* oaparione* contributions brought by th* Mrs. Bob Wetaon and Mrs. ah* has gained ever th* years. Paul Wornor. guests. Christmas corsage* for What about thoso mysteri­ RealdsnU of th* Good niamtora of tho VAil-i en­ ous tooneraT Road Ruth MilSamaritan Homs were treated listed men wires elub war* a latt's “Tip* on Tten-Agtre.” to a Christmas party Prlday spoclal feature of tha club's Naomi Brown, Dennis Yuung, Bond l i eonto to Ruth Millott Jo Ann Elsamon, Dorothy Boeder Berries, c/o Tha BanCobb, Jo Ann Elliott, Karen ford Herald, P. O. Be* 489, JAYCEK CD It ISTM AH LIGHTING CONTEST M. Green, Charlotte Cline, D*pt. A, Radio City Station, ENTRY BLANK Jewell Kiser, all of Sanford; Belfast, Maine; Harry Hud­ New York IB, N. Y. Krnuit N. Wright. Eva Wet- son Myers, DeBary; Sharon Mall toi Contest Chairman Mrs. rhyiU* Tree**, MysT Judy Waldron and Mm. Mary Button wen all presented with gifts for their now boblee at the teat meeting of the Vigi­ lante Navy Wives Club No. 311. The mooting waa bald at th* conform* room whore G ENERAL RU LES: 1. Entries must to located In th* danfoid Area (contact Information Uuildiug fo r limit*). 1. Contestants m «y enter Residential or Commercial clas­ sification o r hoth. Separata entry blank* ar* required for each entry. 3. Only on» division may to entered under th* Kreitleitiial classification. All Residential entries will to eligible for Division Nu. 4. 4. Entries m ost to mailed to the Jayc** Bldg., on French Av*. by tioon December I Hill, HllU. 5. Contestant# are requested to keep <lia|>lay* lighted nightly between 7:30 and D:30 P. M. until winners are announced to allow judges ample time to check all en­ tries. tU ieck classification and division) RESIDENTIAL ................. .................................................. DivDIon Prise#: 1st place— trophy 2nd place ■— trophy Divlaicn No. 1: Ri'ligioua Soiling l Nativity, etc.) ..................... Division No. 2 : Traditional Betting (Bantu Claus, etc.) • ............. Division No. 3 : Artistic Betting (Lights, UfoS, windows, doorway*, etc.) . — ..... ......... Division No. 4: Boat ever ail decorations automatic ’ltl/.K 8 DONATED B Y : Firet Federut 8avings & Loan Florida I W v r A Light Company; Florida Slut* Bank Banford Atlantic National Bank; Hanford Usnrid. COMMERCIAL ........................................ ............ Inrtudca Doorways, Hhow Windows, B ldg, or all. Prises: Poetceslou o f tha Florida Power and Light Tra­ veling T rophy for one year. N o li] Floats rum pi* to dororatlun tofnr# «u1unltting entry. Discharge* James Smith. Howard Brew­ er, UiIUs K iw iuw is, Mariam tl) Qu«*n For m Day (!) Kerette Young t:M (4) Now*. 1:11 (1) Ton Don't Say (Color) (I ) (I ) 4:00 (I ) (I) (») Johnson, Lake M ery; Alfred M. Rsstedo, DeBary; Roger Outlaw, Orange City DECEMBER II Chieagc S K A T E S $12#95 Melodee T j g T Admissions Gertrude Kuhn, Patricia A. Jackson, Betty* Bradley, Lin­ da J. Temples, Amos E. Jonos, all of Hanford; Patri­ cia Friend, Lake Mary; Con­ stantine th e r menus, Joseph Daffrop, Luogwoud; A n n a Heath, Altamonte Springs; Delores Pine. Titusville Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pine, baby boy, Titusville; Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Bradley, baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Rlwood Friend, hshy boy, Lake Mary Onors Road AIR CONDITIONER FA 3-M9J INSURANCE H. B . Pope C a , Inc. AUTO ft PROPERTY For Th* Fines* Year Around Weather Conditioner FBDUBR8 IN S U R A N C E AU U m t Writtgu Brins Your Insurance Sanford Problems To Ux — u . y — flRfiki 300 S. Park Ave. PA 8-4234 Discharges Robert J a c k s o n , Naomi Brown, Theresa Sutherland. Jo Ann Elliott and bsby boy. all of Sanford; Ernest Camp­ bell, Lake Monroe; Margaret AG EN CY H A R R Y A D A IR ’S III 8. Park Av*. PA 2-444 GULP SUT1C# Tires • Better!** • Aocessori** Road AAA Servtca Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Berries French A 1st. FA 2-0921 FA 2-W22 Clay, DeBary HANFORD, FLA. R L . HARVEY PLUMBING Complete Installations • Repairs Bathroom and Kite ton Fixtures Water Pumps Free Estimates Sanford Flour and Feed Store COMING SUNDAY Usrrot I’rirr In (dgsr Allan Pose “THE H AU NTED I'A L A C E Jim Dandy Freds luuotby Hay • Cotton Head SAN FO RD Uva! Yiscuurn (.leaner Service Cow Food |3.«0 per 100 ft. Fittea tag *nd Fattening S & Pick * U Up S f I'll. i “ F«AC2-21M U! 120 Hanford Ave. Saaford Prre Edge o f Night Who Do Toe T rail Match Oam* S»er*t Storm Traltmaaur 1:11 (1) Nows 4:10 (1) Dorn* end Alton (I) Undo W alt liM (1) Boot o f Drauchn (I) Bourbon Strict Boat 111* (1) Grontoat Headline. (I) Lear* It To Btavar le g a l Notice tub c m c c r r cotm-r, Ntmw jrD iciar. emctrrr n r FLORIDA >N AND FOR IBMI. NOLB COt'NTT. CMANCKRT no. toaa* NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION DT TEnENCB F. HE1DENREICH. *tap(aih*r, o( WILLIAM KENNETH THOMP. BON, IH and RICHARD EtU RIE THOMPSON, miner*. TUI WILLIAM K E N N E T H THOMPSON, JIL, WHOSE RESIDENCE AND ADDRESS ARE UN­ KNOWN! Ton ar« horaby notified that a Pstttlon ha* baon filod In th* abort .tried can.* by TERENCE P. HEIDENItElCH. for th* adoption of William Xonnatb Thompson, III. aad Richard Erbl* Tbompion, min­ or*. by th* Petitioner. and (I) Dooombor Bride you ar* hereby required to UiO* (1) Conotntratloa **rv* a copy or your Anaw.r (4) McCoys or objection, to thaw cams (»> Pries Is Right why aald Petition ihould nut 11:1* (I) M ixing Link# b* grantid, on th* Atlornty (Color) (or P*tltlon*r, Carroll Burk., l«) p«t* And Oladra Sulla 111 Sanford Atlantic Na­ (t) a*v#n K#n tional Bank Building. Sanford, Florida, and (II* tba original WEDNESDAY P . M. la th* offte* of th* Clark of 11:44 (1) Tonr F ln t Imprrei- th* Circuit Court on or b#(oro Ion lh. :?th day of December. 1001, (I) Lov# ot Ut* and hartln (all not or a d.crt* ( . ) Ernl* Fore pro conf*a*o will b* inured l l t l l (I) Ntwi agalnit yon. lilt# (4) a*#rck (or Tomor­ WITNESS my hand and th* row ‘••*1 ot laid Court In Sanford. <*) Palhsr Know* B**l Florida, thl* llnd day of (I) Truth or Coni*- 0:11 (1) Bunohlao Almanae (I) Nowa, Wotihor 0:10 I) Qrovo, Farm Report (no (1) Florida Hlotory (4) Buarlaa io mootor 7:40 (1) Today (I) Wak* Up lloploa 1:14 (4) Film Foatsroo (I) Mlekl* Evono Till (4) Local Nowo, Weather 1:44 II' Captain Kangaroo 0:14 (I) Cartoon* 0:04 (1) Jock Lateen* (01 Amortcan Hlotory (I) Riorclio For Women Itll (I) Cartoono 1:10 (1) Oalo norm II) Romp.r Room 14:40 (1) Bay Whan (I) Nowa (0) Mpanlah 10:11 t v Now* 10:10 (1) Say Whaa (1) I Lora Lucy in Nor amber. A. D. 1141. (SEAL) Arthur H. Bukwlth. Jr, Cltrk of Circuit Court By: Sandra 8. Johneoa, Deputy Clerk Carroll Burk* Attornoy a* Law I*, o. Drawtr x Sanford, Florida Attornoy for Petitioner Publloh Nov SI * Do* I. 14 Oa Jha Woman sou. DcBary; Betty Lynn Phillips. OrleiMo Births M i. and Mrs. Richard Elsainen, bsby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elliott, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Janies R, Kipp, bsby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ thur Green, baby girl, all of Sanford Discharges Jimmy Glcnu, Russ' Stewart, Lutdo Wright, Anne Humph­ rey, Sheila Givens, Lily Red­ ding. Dorothy German and baby girl, Gladys Elder and baby girl, all o f Sanford; De­ lures Tsylur, Lake M ary; Elirabelli Jones, Charleston, W. V *.; Martha Tinsley. D e­ nary; Preston Jones, Osteen DECEMBER 14 Admire too* Mattie Blacksheare, Opal Bobertsuo, Eddie U s d l i o a , N a n c y K. Moore, Sophie Went. Alice Langstoo. Wil­ liam S. Evans, C ltre Adding­ ton. trtn* nines, all o f 8* 0furd; Arle E. Mann. Lake Monroe; Lydia Lotten, De­ nary ■ in t o Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robertson, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. La­ mar Cobb, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Langston, ba­ by buy, all of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Lymau Phillip*, Or Undo !:*• (4) To Toll th* Truth WKDNB8DAY A . M. 0:00 (1) ellmnaotlc* South's resoon for hi* oa* * P. O. Box 1717 Sanford, Florida till 41) reena liia (I) Aa The World Terne <*> N*wa (1) Science 1:41 (I) Cartoon* 1:1* *•) Foreword (1) Ann Xoth.ro (t) P*opl* Wilt Talk lilt (I) House Party (f) Day In Court It) Th* Cooler* IT, I HE CDO-II TV RENTAL • Salta • Service Sem inole T V p a 3-dtn Zenith Color TV laleo 2M0 Sanford Avo. W ORI L) S I ASI t SI r o u s t MOVIE C A M E R A 'w r t * �+ To Town ■ ■ £ Has Christmas Meeting Ik * Christmas P*rty sad w t t i if of the DeBary FtoMng Club waa bald laat Wrfnii l«r am in e *» tba Beereatlon Hall of tbo DeBary f i n Button. I TonUUra plana won undo flar anothar deep aan flabinf trip wltb datoa to bo aanounclad. John Smiley npoatod that tbo ohtb will install two now beaches at tbo foot of tbo Rich Bnnka Bond ramp early next N fr iU Dear Santa, My name la Efaa Teresa and I am one year old. 1 would like tor you to bring me a baby’s rocking horse, a toy tor me to push and a big cuddly toy. Kim Teresa Smiley also presented a demonstration on fly casting and exhibited equipment bo naan for trout fishing. Ho also displayed n collection of mica fomd in Teen....... and North Carolina, Dear Santa, My name la Jimmy and 1 am Art. 1 would Uka a robot, soma cracker Jacks, some skates, racing ear, a bike amt soma Tlakattoya. Jimmy Dear Santa. 1 am a good little girl. Pleaso bring mo a now dolly and soma now crayons. 1 am three yean old. Dear SanU, Mary Ana Stine 1 bare been a food boy. I would Uka to have a record Dear SanU, player, Shot Guo, Uxeco Arc 1 have bean good. Pleaso truck, helmet, football, Slin­ bring mo a tea sot, book and ky that is all SanU thank dolL Lore, you Susan Stain Mark Dear SanU, I havo boon good. Please bring me a cowboy gun and bolster, a truck and soma tools. 1 am fire years old Jan. I, 1964. Eric Stein Dear SanU, Here la a lilt of things I would Uka for Christmas. Tiger Joe, Battlewsgon, Slin­ ky, the magic ball, boots, 10 pairs of socks, gun, and watch. My sister would lUto a doU and a carriage. Michael Alien Murphy Dear Santa, Please bring me n big tank, a tammygun, walkle talkie, canteen on a belt, a puffing train and n light In front of it. A red tractor, with load­ er, and bring tor my friend, John Tucker, a big red racer and a train with a helicopter on U. I have been a real good boy all year and took medicine real good when 1 had the measles. Thank you. BUI Evans III P. S. Johns thanks you, too! Dear Santa, Big Loo and machine gun works on batteries. Scott Twyman Dear Santa, My asms la Linda Hartop. Pleas# bring mo n big Thumb-oiena doll. I moan a Nonce Nurse, a Jump rope, yoyo and any thing else that you uwld Uka for me to have. Thank you, Susanna Holms Dear SanU, 1 would Uka for Christmas a bee-bee gun and a knap­ sack. If you could gat me this I would be very hippy, your truly Donald Tyre P. S. Send my sister wants Dear Santa, My name Is Mark Oabrn. knee aockj Dear SanU, I hare moved from Califor­ and I havo a Brother and a nia to Florida. Pleaso bring sister. Wj would Uke to havo Dear Santa, Will you bring me a batUa mo a Dick Tracy set. I want a tew toys for Christmas. Hero Is a Ust of a few toys wagon and a watch for a marks men machine gun. we would like. 1. type writer. ChrlitmasT I am going to I want a real model T. I 1. a ccotlion. 3, Paladan hol­ leave you two cups of cof­ want a go-cart. 1 want n ster. 4. rifleman rtfie. Sister fee and two of the beat pieces bycycle. My father wants n chain saw. 1 want a battery Marie Oabrn 1. BagdoU. 2. of cake. Valdine Griffis tooth brush. I want a Mating Coat and u p. 3. pajamaa 4. telephone. 3. house coat. Bro­ rod. 1 want a knife. Momla wanU a diamood ther Curtis Osborn 1. combat Dear SanU, set 3. gun 3. Air Force base My name Is Angle Tyre. I ring. Momla wants a organ. am 4 years old. 1 hare l Wa want a color TV I want 4. pajamas. Mark Osborn baby sister, her name Is a tent I want a toy gun bol­ Sherry. Wa have been pretty ster set and a pop gun Baby good'girls and we hope you TV I want a cowboy set We Dear Santa, I am Charlotte Kay Ring- bring us lou of pretty toys want a ping pong set. 1 ling. In September I started far Christmas. I want a Chat­ want a camel flaugs army to school In the first grade. ty Kathy, Barbie clothes, a sat. Mania wants n polorid I am trying to be a good rocking chair. My baby sls- earners. I wsnt a electric girl. Will you please bring ter wants Chatty Baby, high slrpUoo. 1 want a real B.B. me a Charming Chatty dull, chair and puU toys. Thank gun Ricky Stenatrom Nancy Nurae, and a pair of you SanU, The door wUI be skates. Santa Claus please open ami Mommy will put follow my rope In our Flor* rookies and milk on the kitch­ Dear Santa, surprise. en table for you. I want a helicopter. Ida room Love, Angie Jaydean Good bye Santa Claus. Dear SanU, 1 would like to bare a bike with training wheels and a Chatty Cathy doll. 1 am going to bo a good girt. Carol Adams Dear Santa, 1 have been a good boy, will you please bring me a record player, some rope and a horn and anything you think I might Uke? We Ure with my Granraa and Paw­ paw. And wiU you please re­ member my Uttle brother, Mark, and bring him some nice toys, too. I love you Santa Claus, and my mother aaya you are everybody's Dad­ dy. Love, Mike Boggs Dear Santa, I got your address, so 1 thought I might write to you. If you want to know what l want for ChrUtmas I want a tape recorder and a re­ cord player ami some re­ cords. Could you send me a picture of you and your help­ ers and a story how you bebecame Santa Claus? Good­ bye and Hunk you. David Sevigny Dear Santa, This Is Susan's list. She would Uke a Trnny Tiny Tears, and a bathanet for Tcnny Tiny Tears, and some clothes of Tenny Tiny Tears. And a UtUe book. I would like a house for my 11H Inch doll, and a Tcnny Tiny Tears too, and a basanet for Ten­ ny Tiny Tears, and some clothes for Tenny Tiny Tears. Lore Donna and Susan Dear SanU, 1 would like to have a craft moccasin making kit and a football suit and a cowboy suit. Love, Cotecn Harrison Dear Santa, I would Uke to have a cow­ girl suit, a brownie ault, and a gun and holster. Love Mar­ gie Harrison M ake a Data Now For Next Year J O IN O U R WASHINGTON (UPI) — former U. 8. Secret Service Chief V. E. Baughman said to­ day that there were unanswer­ ed questions about President Kennedy’s assassination that “should he resolved." Baughman, w h o guarded presidents as chief of the Se­ cret Service for IS years, said •the plain fact la that you can­ not protect the President from ■very danger. And the great­ est danger ia from a sniper hiding hi a high building." In u copyright interview with U. 8. News * World Re­ port, Baughman uld ha didn't know If the Secret Service did ail It eould to protect Kennedy because he wasn’t la Dallas on the day of the assassination. "But I can’t understand why Mrs. Kennedy bad to climb over the back of the car to the did to get help," Baughman ■aid. News photographs showed Mrs. Kennedy helping Secret Service agent Clint Hill into the presidential Ifmouatna af­ ter her husband waa wonuded. “ It's A Pleasure Falcon Buys! At The A tlantic? style and driving aasa. 70% bigger More box. Optional power steering and air east- We Ford Dealers are completing our B IG G EST sales year In history . . . and the *64 Fords are more popular than ever. To celebrate we are offering money-saving “ B IG Y E A R ” FALCON Buys on every new Falcon in stock. Come in today and let us show you how we will save you more Choice af 4 transmittlens. including America’s only My synchronized 3-speed manual. 5 anginas up to 164-hp V-SL on a ’64 Falcon! Dear Santa, My name Is Gena, t am seven years old. I would like to have a Pattycaks doll. Tens saddle set. Ben Casey doctor kit. Kennel truck, clothes and a Tiger Joe. Piesse bring what you can and want to. Thank you, Gena Thornton Brand-new grille highhghta Fekon'a totally new exterior styling. Those new bumpers are of tougher, stronger sleet. Brawny blg-car took! Dear Santa, 1 want a Barbie doll, a big tricycle, a coloring book and a stuffed monkey. I have been a good girl. Some boots and stuff, too. Thank, Love, Vickie Wrenn Falcon Future I ports Coup* with standard Shi or optional 164-hp V-8. ! want a little two wheel bike, a doUy makeup set, ■ Gaylord a game Jack hi the box for Kenny. A Baby toy for Donna. Love, Linda Pfiefaul ALL-NEW '64 FALCON... FAMOUS LOW PRICE! Wd'vs changed everything but the traditional Falcon economy. There's smart, naw, big-car styling, Inside and out. Wider rear tread •nd improved suspensions provide the plushest ride ever built into a compact. Save on service with Twice-a-Year (or 6,000-mite) Maintenance, self-adjusting brakes, aluminized muffler, rustresistant galvanized underbody parts. Choose from 17 Falcon models for 1964. Dear Santa, This year I think I want a bowling ball or father a Barbie fashion shop and a cast for Barbie and or Midge 1 have a Hen too. Some bar­ bie clothes would bo nice too. Love, Patsy Terry Dear Santa, I am asking you lor a bicy­ cle, a Mg rad and white truck, a little push button car, some new clothes and anything else I caa get. I am a good boy. 1 am trying to bo smart la scfcooL I tore you SanU. Please bring my papa and mama autucUung To Bank Full Size Reclining Chair Choice O f Color & D esign Goodyear Service Store S5S W. FIRST ST. FA 2*2! New Interior—more beautiful-even more convenient and comlortable. Easy entry and salt * �It— r il m It la further cham d with ec on their aubeta luppoied •imply heir handle theaa t how to haadw bOM. Beyond tide, the whole m t fa n •rlaaa again at the vladon of allow* lag a amatl i m p of Honao mamDers, onen quite uBripneeiuun of the largar bogy, to aat virtually aa final arbiter la dotamtatog what hUa shall earn* to the Booao floor. It aaiiua ao beak It ehoukl not hare to bo eaM: All major matters, including the most controversial, ought in a freely working damooracy to have a full airing and than bo voted up or down. * Critics of a particular proposed course of action often arise against It on the ground that Congress, in Its wisdom, has Slot acted on tbo question.” They Imply they would accept such a eoura* if Congrasa did act But the Rules Committee today, not Just in dvil rights but in many matters, labors unabashedly to pro* vent the very kind of open, free do* elaion by the nation’s lawmakers which our system la supposed to as* was a n d they would help break daUhanto lag Jama araatod tor eon* — t oU u committee membership. Tbo ibengi had aome fairly UmHad offsets, but an tha whole did not rigid tha m utts anticipated. In 1 9 0 , the Bales Commute*, under taadarahln of tha veteran chairman Howard Smith of Virginia, seems to he functioning with all its old flV8mtth, under heavy prosaura, flaaUp has aald that to January his aomadttee will bold baarlnga on the highly controveraial Kennody-Johnaon civil rights bill calling for — Political Notebook Back any Intelligent mem­ port*? Or Interior, for min* ber of Congreaa Into n corner •nla? How can they all get elveP* etretegy ia dealing for hU private opinions, howInto the set? with the general pshttc. Be over, and he will deliver a The fact that both Senate ncrepbeeh this case and ap­ far worn Indictment of the present legislative inaction and House committees have ply ita IsMoe te peer thank. than anything that has boon t« hold separata hearings on •aid or written by outside •very issue ia another great "Sager catches mere flies critics. timoconaumer. Joint Benate- then vinegar" Is still a teaWhat It nil adds up to U ouse subcommittee hearings lam of peychelegy. that Congrasa la not ade­ have been suggested to elim­ CASE R-420; Thomas Coke quately organised to handle inate this duplketloe cf ef­ was a wealthy landholder In Its praaent problems, to aay fort England at the time the whits nothing of the increasing 11 la generally agreed that potato waa n now food item. workload In the next 23 congressional committees still He realised ita gnat value years. do not have adequate staffing to the etarvlag population ef What's needed ia said to bo for policy planning to deni Europe. a change la structure of Con­ with modem, lncreeaingly Be Thomaa Coho decided te gress aa well as a change in complex problame. poputariaa tho potato. But ita ita mtmbera' attitudes. One major deficiency cited foes celled it a "deadly poleS On the latter, "We don’t ia en national security lanes on," much u the current op­ " S t weeds - "I object" — wee* enough to kill the ban time to think out the that Involve both internation­ ponent* of fluoridation also uaaafmowe consent request un­ answers to our problems,M al relations and military af­ throw that phrase around te der existing rule. Sponsors of aaya ona member. "We're fairs. Another inadequacy is ■top eur prevention ef tooth the reform movement had no lucky if we can Just identify In tha field ef international decay. atomaeh tor a knotk-down, them. I barely know what'e finance. Indeed, the laymen abused drag-oi l fight which might going on." The majority party which the potato In print, end the • On tho structural reor­ contrail nil committees is la priests thundered against It lead to a filibuster. Bo they throw la the towel. And mod* ganisation of CongTeaa, 90 far better position on staffing from the pulpit •rulastioa of congressional par cent of the delaye ara than the minority. Jtsp, Fred Ita opponents even went ao now said to bo caused by Schwengai, (R-Iowa) has far u to claim that potatoes Jurisdictional disputes be­ headed a House Republican would sterilise the eoll and Many seastars and rapre- tween committees. Policy subcommittee that has kill the pign. Who ia responsible for tha worked diligently on thla Is­ •eatattvea are pretty acnaitlra But Thomas Coke knew tbeae days to crltiatsm that foreign trade issue which le sue. It haa put out • lot of better, so he eoued end plasdthla easeion haa been a "do- becoming Increasingly impor­ publicity, but it hunt solved ed with hie tenant farmers. nothing" Congreaa. Their con­ tant, for instance? Is it the Ita problem and probably They ware Indignant and, tention ia that long sssilana Foreign Relations or Com­ wont till there is genets! re­ despite five years ef hla high aad apathy la Congress are merce Committee? Or la It Fi­ organisation. preuuring them, they still re­ Tha increasing work toad fused to touch tha potato or net new. The same criticlami nance Committee business be­ of every Congreaa hare been cause tariff rates are Involv­ of Congrasa during the next even plant an experimental mad* tor the last M or 100 ed? Or Agriculture, for farm quarter century ia bound to patch. product exports and Im­ make preaent organisation years. Although he had used mild and procedure seen even more sttampts at coreclon and even Inadequate. Reform haa te offered them land rent-free, bo effected far the future, it they absolutely boycotted po­ OH/moeWL is felt, evtn If not for the tatoes. THUvaariN present. When Thomaa Coke himself Population growth moans a finally planted aome in hla greater concentration of peo­ private garden and showed the ple ia cltiae. Constantly im­ farmers hla big Ox Noble var­ proving technology iety, they would only concedo i msena that more food wiU even then that p e r h a p s be produced by tor fewer "twouldn't poison the plgt." • mmmai There la • very dose par­ people. Automation make* _ achievement ef toll employ, allel between the opposition mint more difficult to tha white palate and our Congress has te gear up to current fluoridation of city deal with more complex hu­ water auppllw. Thomaa Coke used the coman problems aa well ea polit­ ical, ocoaomla or internation­ ereive technique and made lit­ al affaire, And it haa to gear tle progress in five full year*. up to make decisions faster. k But a French druggist em- WABSIMOTON (NBA) - 1 hops fee study of eex* roaeieasl reorganisation and dm has been knocked IS tfefs eeeafea and probably 'l r1 There will be a Public Hearing held by th« Zoning and Planning Comutlaaiom of lb* City of Sanford n Thursday. December It, IN S, at 8:00 P. M. to tb* City Comntimlnn Room of the City HaD. t’aga 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., December 17,1063 a. am taw , unrreu ano rtr a L iin u iTmveruoM ra co w il u i KJIlor m » lt t editor arM. La Mdllor BLcnaon editor I n n BeUvevr tie Weak M*ch*nlcal Hupt. a*via: ihukmakku llHtlnaie M*o*g«r nauniiiTT a. sown ion ClMatllaS ru au a v a i c i u m o v m r is e * r HN1 eveiteale Ceaatr Olnutor v it m u m Clri-ulatloBIdanager All Othee It.*! I V**r lli.ia 1 Tear Mu a Mentha I I I | Month* tea I Month* M0 | Month* 1.10 I Month 1.00 1 Month •V. a PotUt RoguUtlooo provld* that *11 moll *uh*erlptl*** h* Thla public hearing la t* coaalder tb* ap* plication request for Uib raonlug o f: MUMS IN B L O O M From 39c up them there. Tor n r a p !* : Tu n eat the rottlag of the V. B. doUar's purchasing pow­ SB, the dollar would buy oaly er by currency Inflation have 13.4 ceoU worth of gractrloo combined to giva tbo avarsga In Boptember of this year. family men a hard time. Coeolder yew Mood, Bee, who ploytd the "penumalve** stnt- to**, their popularity la as•«r. lured.” Thla man's nama waa ParBo Farmentfer did In one mantlar. Ha had b««n a priisummer what Thomas Coke of onar of war when potato*, wore aervad to the captlvea. England couldn't do in five HU Franch fallow prisonar* years1 Maybe « could likewise were outraged at bain* fad speed up tho fluoridation cam­ auch "ungodly provtnder.” paign by almiiar good Applied Thar arguad it violated all Psychology, eh? intarnatlonal rulta of war. But Parmcntltr waa a ecUn­ til t, to be Inquired as to the matkoda of cuiUvatlon and cooking of tbU new tuber. When ba got repatriated, ho went to the French emper­ or end requited an experi­ mental plot of land on which to grow tha potato. Knowing the widespread hostility to potatoes on tha part of the averaga citizens, Farmantier resorted to psy­ chological strategy. For example, when it came time to dig the potatoes, he hired a few aoidlera to patrol O U R BO AR D IN G H O U SE all (idea of his famoua potato patch. Meanwhile, and in broad CONFOUND gueru* ANOW€) POLICYTOAWoap WHINA auy YOURABB OOKSBABOONAND daylight, he conducted dis­ DRATTED UMAglRMOC < I FALLS DOWN OUTOP < tinguished visitor* through tha wa««rUNB/WHY, BLASTVUM? \ CMANDaUiaC— ORMTU 1 [ACRACMWDUP RAeanNaf I potato patch. y/ORceuRsa sotfoverv to*/ Thay dug some of tha new •*— LUCSOLVX HAMSAN / c a u c r ON THAT POLICY/ potatoes and ate them with ACCIDENTFttUCVTORAV J CAYOURSIPYOUHAfDA * " great guato, while the poor MU FOR•miSDISABlLmj J l HANGNAIL ONTOUR THUMB; ton. a a * D t V VOUP CLAIMIT< peaaante looked on from a T l thtTURFERUD WITH distance because of the aolJtoto'v-a. YOUR HITCH* dien who kept them off the field . At night, however, Psrmcntier aecretly withdrew hie sol­ diers! And a couple of days later, the aaptein of the guards re­ ported sadly that thieves had* broken Into the potato patch during tha night and had dug up part of tha crop. O v o r j o y o d , Pamcnticr aboutedi "Whan tha people will steal in order to procure my pota­ G IV B A G IF T that lasts • and lasts • and lasts Olvg an Irtauroel gavtofg nctovnf OUR BO AR D IN G H O U SE STOPPUSTTUNR AKEPAPER* THATNEWS- *' __ ofMF ELTOR tflYf NSW( PAPER,ORBO FLANNEL,601UB/\(NOM*sa •ounMTMiNn NWONf/tHKlR RKADrftN ✓ wcuwrr botheryou/ / WCODtNBBRU ANOTHER L AMO6AV, ONE00 ( m ust h a m tow ROOM/WHYMl VTHE5ENIOUT*AT K I FMMTBONM ITYOU CANT * U upper varan eouf) WN LUL RIA O A PAPER TO6ETYOUR HOOP / * 1 WITHOUTMAfcf- 1 \CAUGHTINA BEAR <(51 I inott douNDJ Vtrap when You aoyW I LIKSYOUfRB € V t o k ic k m b i m J ^wO'VTHg 4tUNSd/_ I WNTUYSe IRcstnlnad CDomutlcetw SSelf-eWeeta Accurate Complete News Coverage J J IJ J \a ■ m ■ IB ■ m ■ m ■ m m m !■ McttonvlUe. Area: Bay Avenue from 2nd to 4th Street* ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION CUy of Sanford, Florida SBl GraprrlU# Are. la 1M0, a rear* ago. Joe wee a family man. Two fcidi, a Jalopy, a mortgage and e Job. HU Ineome was $9,000 i year to 1040. Tax foundation, Inc., calculatas that Jos’s taka-homs pay after tuts and currency inflation have had tbalr bit# would have to be |U|U a year today to keep Joe and Ma family even with their 1940 atandard of living. That would bo a hike of i n per cent la Jot’e annual earning!. Tha man who earned $3,ooo In 1940 would need to earn 17,491 to break oven today, US per cent up. The $7,900 man would need nearly $20,• ooo today and the $10,000>ayear man of 1940 would raquirt $ », mb, ea up of i a per cent. Tbeae figure! art In terma of the dotlar’e purehatlng Lot 44 (lew tb* northerly 12S feet). ef J, E. Paco’s Subdlv. of Block C of Request far n change to Boattog from R-S on* and two family dwelling district to R-3 multiple family dwelling district to allow tha construction of n proposed mining homo. GragevUe Nursery j B B • if l H *1 B m �^ * Lyman At Full Strength For New Smyrna n i SMtrik es. . . Oviedo Scores Easy Victory Spares Over Lyman Br By JehnA-SpahU I wm going to volt Jut to* otMr week or oo before eptUbit tho boons, bat my bottom *»* popping right now! So, 111 Jest toooo op to thio point! Tho students ot Bomlnoto High School, both boy* and girls, nro going to got ono of tho nicest gifts poooiblo from Olo Solnt Nick.. . . f m Bowl* WoH k in more on this hop. pT m a t reported to pm bp tho oporto deportment hero ot tho BoroId in o matter of dope. And anp, while w i’ro on thot ■abject of Cbrlotmoo, to moko things simple for pou for gift buping don’t forgot thot vo bore Gift Coupon Booklets at 99.00 Boa ear od in the Her aid for oil the detail*. Tho bowling scores hors Wen hot and haavp this poet week. Sorts gettin* ready for the msnp Christmas parties thot sock of tho league's o n planning for tbohr membere. Mapbo thot loosened 'em op to tbs point thot thop weren’t folding the ball down the laaeo, but rather Jnet letting the boll go froolp m r tho foal Bno towards tho pine end it doing nil of tho work. For tho Holler Motor* Nary Wive* League tho nemo of Verne Bolton once a g a i n earns* to tho faro. Venn ehot s 185/490 striae, which tho high for both dspertmente, single gomo ond eerie* k this IstffttSo ZutU of Insuranco 803. Bowling for Sweeney** Bar A Grill Don (tho Duck Hunt* or) Dorman rolled n 204; and finally for tho Jot Lanoo ffvua n * . Stablneky—816 (onto again beating 8pUt-ak!) and L8.S— Lueky Stiff BplitaM— 801 A 810. A apodal announcement refording the return of Marvin (Curipl Meltxer to the bowling seen# must bar* initilled the Ote Bop to on* of hie better nights. Marv led the All Star League with a 699 eerie*, in* eluding n 222 A final reminder re/MocnHght Bowling on Saturday Nights at 9 . . . this poet week there wen 66 bowler* out for tho night of fun and good prists, too. It only coat you 91.76 for three games o! bowl lng ond Include# pour nominal entry fee of 25 cents. Coma on out and win pounolf a Bants Apodal. College Cage Team Ratings NEW YORK (UPl) - The United P r o a a Interactional college basketball r a t i n g s with flrit-plaeo votes and won-loit records t h r o u f h games of Saturday, Dec, 14, In parentbesce: Team Faints 1. Loyola (111.) 21 (4-0) 326 2. Michigan 3 (5-0) 245 3. Kentucky 2 (54) 202 4. Duke (3-1) 197 5. Cincinnati (3-1) 153 6. UCLA (4-0) 152 7. NYU 1 (4-1) 106 S. Texas (5-0) 101 8. Vanderbilt (64) 66 10. (tie) Davidson 1 (6-0) 61 10. (tie) Toledo (64) 81 10. (tie) Oregon State (5-1) 81 Second 10: 13, Minnesota 35; 14, Wichita 21; 15, Ariiona State 19; 16, Oklahoma City 15; 17, Kansas State 13; 16, Creighton 12; 19, Bradley 11; 20 (tie), Georgia Tech and Vllianova, 6. JNaforh ™ toy* ^ «rrulb Dee. 17, 1963 — Pnte 6 %W < i-itA _4vV« i*. q. '-4 *l , m » % . B * fig > Oviedo High Lions eoaetod to an *a*y Lyman High Greyhounds B-B r; Saturday night Oviedo pick, r v , . od up extra points to ovary quarter, to the point the se­ cond string was isod to fourth. — High pointers fog Ovtodn war* Jimmy Courier, IS; Bex < if . * VV « Brooks, 13, and Arden Arndt, nine, white for Lyman wet* Smith and Favelcbtck with eight sack. The Lions ltd 14 to at the first quarter, praising M much they disorganized the Greyhounds’ defease Half-Ume score wan 88 to nine, while at some tlmei Oviedo held a 27-polnt laad. The third quarter slowed with Oviedo tallying only six points and Lyman flvo. The HIGHLY REGARDED—Many considered Jim­ gam* pepped up some la the my Sidte of Auburn the finest all-round per­ final quarter with IS for former playing quarterback in th« college ranks Oviedo and 14 for Lyman. tha post season. He leads the Tigers against The Lyman Jayvees eased Nebraska in tha Miami Orange Bowl Jan. 1. the Vanity’s sting, however, by downing the Oviedo Jay* vete 50-26. la the Thandsp Night Ml* od Combo League^ Jim Ms lensy mad* his presence on the local seen* bo known again bp ehootia* n 624 set, high for the gents in this group. Then woe n 163 high gams tie between Bob Tlnlin and Jim Hepao. Showtn' bar striking boll and leading the gals woo Clara Tialln’e—151/ 400. Steven Borneo woo rolling m l wall In tho league alongolda tho Mixed Combo group, tho Jet Lanea Xegler’o Leo* goo. B tm was averaging over N E L L I E FOX, who tho 160 mark on Thurodop. bp for 14 year* was the virtoo of Mo 668 series, ploa pepperpot of the Chi­ his big ling1* a 600 gome. cago White Sox end 1 know of a certain fellow put the go In the game who comes oat to the lanes for that team, la now and cheers Ms wife on llkt no with Paul Rlcharda and ether husband In this ono, IT hia Houston C o l t e . tell pou. Richards aayn that "It's HI* name Is Marshall (Smil­ The eecond week Is past for no secret that Fox la ey) Wiltshire. the Bill Hemphill Motorettes ona of my favorite Olo Smllep watched oa Ms Car Tournament. With the ex wife took a m l long atrlda eltement rising, Mirisa Voigt player*.’* forward in tho avarago depart­ Is leading with a total of 1061 ment with a 822 game and a Dec. 17 Is the third and final Record Gate fino 610 eerlea while bowling day of the tournament Mr. WASHINGTON (UPD-The for the Korns Insurance team Hemphill will present the Washington R e d s k i n s an­ hi the Hi Noonar’a League. winner with a car si her nounced Monday a record home attendance for the 1963 Than In tho Boslnoumon'g award. League, Smllep had his turn bp The high game this past season. The 'Skini played be­ being "top dog” for series week wsa a 187 by Gerry fore 303,638 customers, about with n 667 **t Individual bon* Ormsbee. Marian cams In 25,000 more than in 1962. era fell to Dick Morrison and with ■ 111-466 and Rita GaxU made ■ 174 for her high RIDES 6 WINNERS.......... hia 811 fame. While w**re tingling oat the game. Rides 3 W inners various league leaders around Tha ' Turkeys” were rolling CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. tito circuit, let'e not overlook f o r Nan Ingram, Marian (UPD—Jockey D. Smith rode Alice Sexton’s efforts in the Voigt and Rita Stein. Elalno three winners Monday at the Plnecreat Inn League this past Koitlval made a "Goose, Charles Town raca track. Thuredap. Alice rolled this which is four strikes la a row! Smith’s triple Included Blue Winning combination, 170/468. Good day for epara-maklng Bachelor (113.90), Sea Tread In rovlowing the Seminole for Mabel Duggan and Bon (15.20) and Audio Econ Memorial Hospital League, nie Allen, making tha sliding (649-40). tho spotlight turns to the 5-10, Martha Graham mads names of Margo Ahenep, Nan* the pt , Carolyn Nslson 6-7. ep Gramkow and Bill Thomas. The hard 4-7-10 by Betty W eight Drop Margie led the gals with a Bowes, N o r m a MatMson EAST LANSING, Mich. — 160 game and Nancy won ear* made the difficult 3-7, Kat (NEA) — Michigan State’s ies with a 43d set. B1U Thomas Noel made the whopping 5-8 first string football lina drop­ ped from 613 pounds per man 10. had a 102/614 night. la 1162, top in the Big Ton For the Bail A Chain Leato 106 in 1693, one of the low gut, Thelma Unger and Verna Sooner Skippers Bolton were tope for the NORMAN, Okie. -(N E A )- eet women—Thelma a 171 and Center John Garrett and Varna the leader for eerlea guard Nawt Burton, who play­ M acArthur Bowl with n 467. Ju*t misting that ed aide by alda in tha line, NEW YORK —(NEA)—Tex­ •00 mark, hah Verna? win septate tha Oklahoma as was chosen the 1963 win A1 Kipp rolled a 201 for the football team In 1664. ner of the MacArthur Bowl. men and Bprant Hickson cop* pod series with n 806. I’m very happp to report to •tu that Harry Penteeoet has ones again startod to roll that "Big Ball” of hia ogaln. As a matter of record, Harry has been right around tho 200 mark for the last three or four weeks. Taking a look-*** at tho reeulta of the City League. Me name l* topi with a B09 earI lea. This included game* of g}4 *nd 117. There wore lota if other 200-ptaa gam#* tossed Wednesday night WORLD CHAMPION Billy Spencer, 14, of SaraBowling for the Lake Mon­ oota, U shown making a practice run in prepara­ roe inn team, John Ukr—204, John Kneeland 206,623} Gartp tion for tha 18th All-American water ik l champloniihipa at Cypress Gardena today and Wednes­ Fox 8111 for tho American Legion, Gordon Honeycutt— day. fipencer won the world title at Vichy, ■04: Sanford Manufacturing’# France, in September, and he is the favorite of Klrchhoff 201i and Phil 16 entries for tha two day meet. Voight Leading Motoreltes S* M £ '- W I Hounds Travel For Tonights Basket Tilt Two Benefits AtJai-Alai Two apectel hensfit pro­ grams or* scheduled this week at tha Orlande Semi­ nole Jal AIM Fronton, begin­ ning with the third annuel BcholarsMp Night eet for to­ night. In effect, the fronton will operate on behalf of Florida's colleges and universities, with proceeds going to the state for distribution to the various Institutions, of higher learn­ ing. Pari mutual establishments throughout the state set aside day each year for this purso, providing a considerable source of revenue for the ■tat* university system. The eecond event will be held on Wednesday night cooperating with the Marine Corps Reserve In Its Toys for Tote* campaign. The fronton will serve ae a collection point, giving free reserved seat admissions for the night’s program In ex­ change for a new or service­ able used toy. Marine Corps representatives win men a toy collection box in ethlobby during the evening. In other developments at the fronton, player of the week honor* w«nt to Cast! for hi* It victor!** in 80 appearances during the past week. Abaaote and Etna ware the toners of last night’s dally double, peytog $11740 on the 6-3 combination. In the Monday matin**, the eighth gems produced one of tha season's biggest qulnlslms, 6166.80 on a 9-6 combination. The perfects paid 6378.0. tangle with the Smyrna five to whet ihotld be a real hot game bet* team*. The Greybounds will be at foil atroagth toolght for the first time this eeaaao. The first two games were played without two of tha first stringers last Friday and Sat­ urday night when the ’Hounds met Eau Gelite (Lyman 64-41) and Oviedo (Lyman lost 53-33). Through in error the names of Guard Jo* Ash er and Forward BUI Tolion bad not been included on the eligibility sheet la Gaines­ ville. The 'Hounda know little about their opponents except that they bast Oviedo. This will be the first road trip for Lyman and promlsae to be a fait moving game. Gama time will be 4:30 p.m. for the Junior vanity gama with the vanity gama followteg. The JV squad has woe two and teit no games. Brown, who set aa NFL rushing record of 1,663 jarda this season, was the only player to receive the voice of every one of the 42 regular league writers who selected this team for UPI. The panel was made up of three writers from each league city. The 230-pound Cleveland fullback thus won back tha first team all-atar berth ha lost to 1963 bccausa of a so-so season. Prior to 1962, Brown hid made tho UPI first team In each of his first five Ma­ sons aa a pro. Roosevelt Brown, 255-pound Gisnta uiiensivo tackle, wae honored for the eighth con­ secutive season; center Jim Rlngo ot the Packers for the fifth straight year; end of­ fensive tackle Forrest Gregg snd linebacker Bill Forester of Green Bay and defensive beck Dick (Night Train) Lane of Detroit each for the fourth year la a row. Jimmy Brown wai chosen for the backfleld that included quarterback Y. A. Tittlu of tho Giants, halfback Tommy Mason of the Vikings and flanker Bobby Joe Conrad of the Cardinals. Del Shofner of the Giants was selected aa the split end, .Mike Dltka of the Bears as tight end; Rosey Brown and Gregg st tackles; Jerry Krs tner of Green Bay and Ken Gray of St. Louis at guards, and Rlngo at center. Four members of tha Bears won places on the defensive team. They were end Doug Atkins, linebacker Jo* For tunato and Bill George, and sifetymari Rich Petitbon. The other defensive players honored were end Jim Katravage ot the Giants; tacklea Henry Jordan of Green Bay and Roger Brown of Detroit; Forester at linebacker; Dick Lynch of the Giants end Lane at corner halfbacks, and Petitbon and Larry WUson of the Cards at safety. Pirates Acquire Reliefer Allen PITTSBURGH (UPD-The Pittsburgh Pirates purchased lefthanded relief pitcher Bob Allen from the Cleveland In­ dians Monday and sold out­ fielder Larry Elliot to the New York Mete. Both transactions w e r e made on • conditional basis. Allen, 26, a natlv* of Ta­ tum, Tex., and a resident of Henderson, Tex., has been In professional ball line* 1967. back to the mtoola depteyu a hlg atroeg. liatoates I* have takaa Huskies have b* formidable than tho football lock, Thte ia particularly true to Ip B tt teas them a handful of metropolltaa cater*. Nothing could T h e Lymaa bo farther travel to New Imyrna toolght are tetoroattog combatants to the Now Orteans Sugar Bowl for numeral than that tote to meeting of 6 powerful neighbors to 18 yearn. Tho Jaekeeovfflo O a t o r Bowl hit too Jackpot hr land­ tag tho Air F ora to gt against North Corolla* Doe. Tho presence of too Aca­ demy guareata— a good ahew. Tha Falcone boat twa Bowl tame, Washington tad Me. brisk*, la Terry teeoesoa, too running-rasstog quarterback. They possess on* of tha morn spectacular players of the of ea r n , but the Now Year’s Day Bowl gama* fur* Blah tbs newoet ovideoeo that tho ooDofli gama hasn’t ex­ actly stood atm. Tbs higher state of team­ ing art sending 24 extraordi­ nary squads to eight major postseason games and hsvt many left over. Pittsburgh and unbeaten Memphis State will do as examples of out­ standing varsities uninvited to holiday festivities. The pros point to their everiacreaelag attendance, but 66 or moro colleges outdraw any one of tha 66 major money clubs. You can start with Ohio Stale, which hasn’t play­ ed to less than 60,000 paid admissions at home in a de­ cade. Everything Isn’t all milk and honey on all pro fronts, S C O T T APPLETON, All-America tackle ia college football’s "linoman o f the year.** either. Thte goes far the established National League aa well aa the new American. Tha Cardinals romped ever the Philadelphia Eaglea be­ fore a howling crowd of U,Fow eta 979 to St. Louie, for Instance. Southern Methodist with a 44 -Pittsburgh beat Dallas to record would wist to tick!* the last two minutea before Oregon to the El Paso Sun 24,136 to the hug* Cotton Bowl Doe. 31, bat tho Mus­ Bowl. Thro* American Lea­ tangs have something to gue games drew few snore In having repelted Air Foret thin 90,000 each. and might Navy oa successive Things broke perfectly for weekends. Oregon was tupthe Cotton Bowl commllte* posed to have been tha tough­ when Navy barely hung on to est hombrt to tha Fadfte edge Army before 103,000 to Northwest before tho oeoa—’o Philadelphia snd a national tint shot w u fired. television audience. This Tho Bluebonnet Bowl to matched tha No. 1 and No. 2 Houston Dm . 21 la aside college teams In Dalles—Ro­ worth-white by tho presence Tho gam* of tha weak to tha ger Staubaeh and Company of the Baylor passing combiHI-doomti league was tho against tha Longhorns’ ball- nation, Dm Trull end Lorry four point upsat Jo*’* Laun­ possession game snd staunch Elkina, alone. Louisiana State, dry handed the former league defense beaded by tha 93, In tha othar comer, baa a 210-pound All-America tackte, youthful and solid squad. Tom Sweeney’s Skue ran leading Art Brown Pest Con­ Scott Appleton, the Lineman- Tho Liberty Bowl to Phila­ down highly touted Material trol team. Stenatrom Realty of-the-Year. delphia couldn’t get PittaIn the 8lst schooling race edged Into first plact when There la nothing wrong with burgh tweens* of final exam­ they made a clean aweep Monday night at the Sanfordthe Miami Orange Bowl aktr- ination!, oo promoter Bud Orlando Kennel Club to pull against 11,4 11 Bar. mlsh between Nebraska and Dudley eottted for North S h o s m s k i r Construc­ a big upset over the Jaek undcrpubllelzrd Auburn, both Carolina State and Mlmteelppl tion won three points from of which finished with 91 Harold ace speedster. State. Tho teams a n highly tha DeBary Deba and Uw Material got a good itart cords. No fewer than satisfactory, but Ufa a strong* from the box end Immediate­ Acoy Deucy Wlvaa aced tha Cornhuskera wera drafted by setting for two southern CPO Wives of ot three points. ly opened a wide lead ever the mercenaries. A consider­ teams, especially oa Dm , 81. Hunt Really split their points able number of seasoned ob­ Overall, bowaver, tbo Bowl the field. Not to be outdone, Skua be­ two-two with Grspevlll* Nurs­ servers considered tbs 209 plctur* la exceedingly bright. gan to bear down on tha lead­ ery and loutharn Air and pound Jimmy Sidle of tho There to sUH er as the greyhounds ap­ Cook’ a Corner did, too. Tigers the finest all-round moolah la boola-boota. proached the third turn. Skua Joan Sheridan converted the pulled abreest of the favored 4-10; Louise Pyte 64-10; Betty Material on the final turn and Kurimal 64-7, and Gladya Pinter tho 54. Nan Quinn and won tha raeo for tbo wire. Paul Boona'a Wide Gap Judy Gark* picked off tha 6turntd In ona of the top per- 7; Shirley Slmaa 910 and Jo formancea ot tha progrim Stanklowlcs pocketed tha 97. earlier In the night when he The 910 fell for Dot Button, won tho tenth race In 81J4 Kathy Gray and Louis* Pyte. Ub.o Whitehead rolled both seconds over Mr*. M. V. Kirk high gem* and series to tha land's Sleek Ponds. Alio in th« tenth race were (•ague whan aha tumid la Chenoke* Sundial, Bonnie Ab­ 193/466, be, Ryendete, and Capt. Mar­ ly. Thirty-six mora schooling Caldwell, Eppi recta are achedulad for to­ night beginning it 7. The of­ W in Tourney M ay We Suggest . . . ficial SOKC raclnf aeeson Otto Caldwell and A. W. opens Christmas night with "Dub" Epps won first place tho 29th running of Iba in­ (low gross) la tho Mayfair augural handicap. Man’* Golf Aasociittea’i twoball best ball tournament held Sunday at t b s Mayfair Jets Sign W are Course. NEW YORK (UPI) - The First low net went to the New York Jets announced tha team of Hugh Grier and Bill signing Mondsy of Jeff Ware, Bassett and David Gollobln a 6-foot-2, 215-pound Univers­ and Jim daGanahl captured ity ot Pittsburgh linobacker, Mcond low net. Wart was the Jets’ 13th Bob Doochman won "dos . . . T h at Can Be Enjoyed choice In the Americas Foot eat to the pin" on hole num ball League draft. ber 16. Brown Is Unanimous Skue Defeats All-Star Team Pick SOKC Favorite NEW YORK (UPI)—Jimmy B r o w n of tha Cteviland Browne, pro football's great­ est running back, regained Ms place on tha United Press International's 1963 National League all-star team today by unanimous acclaim. The Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers and New York Giants each placed five men the 23-man, two-platoon team; the 8L Louis Cardinals h a d three representatives; the Detroit Lions two, and tha Browns 4Ud Minnesou - Vik­ ings one each. JJJ ^ e9e Joe's Laundry Stages Upset If You Don't Know W hat To Give Him For CfouAtnU Genuine Ford Accessories All Year Round! DOG RACING SCHOOLING EVERY NIGHT THRU DEC. 21 7:00 P. M. FREE • • • • • • • • B A C K -U P LIG H TS SEATB ELTS SE A T B E L T RETRACTO RS M IRRORS CIG A R E T LIG H TE R ACCESSO R Y FLO O R M ATS R AD IO HEATER ADMISSION ildi ai9 \' PAR TS D E P A R T M E N T . ACTIONITHRIUSI World’s forfait Sport TONIGHT HOST GAMI 7 :4 0 rsai m l m u tu il WAG ERING r OVER 20 RACES i*-: N ightly During Schooling T U K m . b«M*«v. n . 0394221 1 Sorry, K* Minor* W A f« II I REGULAR REASON »* ’ i f II tlNfi t I o-W E D .D E C .2 5 | 15* O Holiday Discount WITH THE TRADITIONAL OPENING NIGHT INAUGURAL Open Saturday A fternoon T ill 4:30 su. Strkkland-Momson f o i e / ' ( 'j'l / a H c f o ^ l r gj gj rt iL n no KLNN CLUB t M I f* FRONTON F O R A SP E C IA L SORRY! NO MINORS! II U M IS RIGHTLY' I La diaa Night I 'StAltKis Bring This A d T o Our PROGRAMS HWY. 17— 92 Midway Between Sanford aed Orlande YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER IN C O R P O R A TE D 80S E. let. St. Soalord FA 1-1481 Winter Park — MI 4-8S1S I: �____ _ _ -ft: - ■ vv - f e f f z r m adt'rnffrr. 1. ■ ■ ; \ : . Mrs. i« : ' *»s«C B r«r.p A.W. , -; . T o n • — D*e- IT, IM S Lee Hostess To D A R Members Mrs. A. W. Lee waa hostess to (to members of Batik Har­ rison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at her home, 2417 Laurel Ave­ nue, for toe December meet­ ing. Mn. B. W. Mcisch, Mre. C. E. Butler, Mn. E. M, Hoke Ginderville Auxiliary Plans Membership Drive Lake Monroe Home Demon atratloa Club membera held their. Christmas party at the borne of Mra. H. L. Johnson, with Mra. C. E. Hunter cohosteas. Mra. Johnaon gave the Chriatmaa d e v o t i o n and gamea were played during the evening. A white Chriatmaa tree trimmed with blue blinking lights was used as the cen­ tral decoration and the glass punch bowl waa placed on a white covered table, where Ice eream fruit punch waa served with cookies. Project of the month for the ladles waa Christmas salads. These were served and each member explained how her contribution waa made. There was a gift exchange among the IT members pres­ ent. Bonnie Avenel Betrothed Mr. and Mre. Elmer W. Clare to Kenneth D. WilliamAvenel Hr., 708 Haywood Cir­ aon, ion of Mr. and Mre. cle, announce the engagement Dual Williamson of Hanford. of their daughter, Bonnie The bride-elect waa born In Virginia and attended D m monthly meeting of lh« school there and in Rhode Ladies Auxiliary of the OlaInland. She Is a member of the 1063 graduating data of dmiU# Volunteer ilr t De­ Seminole High School, and Is partment « u held Doe. • at now attending Sanford Voca­ the homo of Mra. Louie tional School. Bridges. The groom-elect, a native A memberihlp drive ia By Mrs. Adam Muller of Atlanta, Ga., waa grad­ planned for the flrit week In The DeBary Woman’s Cluh uated from North Clayton will present a Christmas pro­ High School there. He at­ January, Mre. W. Nolan will gram Friday at 2 p.m. at the tended Orlando Junior Col­ Be chairman. Ifembera will Community Center. The De­ lege and la now In the U. S. canvaaa the areaa covered by Bary Choristers will be heard Navy, atationed In Memphis, the volunteer firemen. Addi­ In a musical program with Tenn. tional detalla will be liven vocal and instrumental solos. Date of the wedding and before the drive. Mrs. Ernest llllhcrg and plane will be announced later. A Chriitmaa party follow­ Mn. Talman Arsdale will ed the meeting with a gift greet the guests at the door exchange and refreahmenta To launder the children's and Mrs. Richard Freldle and enjoyed by thoie attending; Mrs. T. Von Arsdale will pre­ white shoe laces, string them Mmei. L. Bridgea, L. Elder, through the buttonholes of a side at the tea table. D. rauver, R. Johnson, If. Members are asked please garment and tie the enda. Lane, P. Lee, 0. Mickey, W. to remember the gifts for the Then they are washed with Nolan, B. Ramey, J. Shannle, retarded children and mark the regular laundry, come out 11. Stelnmeyer, ,L. Stelnmeythem for boy or girl and the really clean and ara not loat er, a. Tlndel, B. Wright, B. In tha washer, Rip *n Stitch 4-1! Club age group. Taylor, J. Anderaon, F. Bry­ members have been working ant, and T. Welaa. on Christmas gifts for the home at all recent meetings. New officers for the club are; Bonnie Gandy, presi­ Just In Time dent; Myrtle Harris, vicepresident; Donna Hagan, acc For Christmas! retary; C a t h y Hutchison, chaplain, Dinita Braden, del egate, Susan Wirlch, recrea­ tion leader, and Wanda Mix­ a r a v e l l on, reporter. A PRODUCT OF BUIOVA The glrta will have a bake sale at Thriltway food store Dec. 21. Program By DeBary Club Members Rip ’N Stitch Members T o Have Bake Sale C E Church Calendar Sj The December meeting and Chriatmaa Party of the Dor­ cas Circle of the Upsalu Pres bylerlan Church will be held at 7:30 p.m. today at the home of Mra. Ed Duwcll, For cst Drive, Loch Arbor. The family night supper at the First Baptist Church will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday; Sun day School promotion will fol low at 6:30 p.m. Prayer meet ing and carol sing at 7:43 p.m l < THE UNI ON COST sn iff. Ru(a«4 as th* liar hilt, hickI Shackr*. alllint Sana ncond hind. Cncmon-li*. •tad wavimint I10.S1 Id i V SHOCKRESISTANT V W MILS. C. T . NIIILACK i* ahown finishing n flowm* arrangement to ho Riven to it shut-in for Christman. Thin is u project o f the Oviedo Oardon Cluh, Mrs. Nihlark, chairman. The gifts of flowers and plants will be delivered to the shutins after the meeting of thu dull at Mrs. Nihlack’s home today. The regent, Mrs. L. C. WUdner, opened the meeting with the ritual, American creed, pledge to the flag and singing of the Star Spangled Banner and Suwanee River. Mre. Bntkr, nations i defense chairman, gave an interesting paper stating "religion is a part of national defease for the nil Ion as the United States was founded as a country of religious freedom." Mrs. J. W. Swanson, state chairman of DAR approved schools, showed colored slides of Tamnsee School, Tamassee, A C., and Kate Duncan School, Grant, Ala. J. W. Swanson assisted bis wife ia showing the slides. Christmas carols were sung, led by Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. Mrs. L. W. Ross, Huntington. W. V i.; Mrs. r . H. Wheeler, Greenwich, Conn., and Mrs. Robert Deano were welcomed as guests. Mem­ bers present were: Mmca. P. P. Campbell, A. R. Key, C. R. Kiri ley, R. M. Mason, R P. Pray, J. fl. Ray, F. E Roumillat, J. St. Gair White, L. C. WUdner, W. A. Cana day, Raymond Smith, J, W. Swanson, Miss Emma Baker and the hostesses. A m IThsatrated •t Y Or L a n • 3" Flee A Fret Silver Defter H U SH PU PPIES $sn Genuine, Flint Quality The Ideal Gift For The M u la Your Life O p iPh* m A Free Stiver Dollar NOTICE After Jm . 1, 1M4 We WILL NOT Girt A Silver Dollar With Each Pair Of Shota. So Get Your Show NOW Open nightly til 9 p.m . til Christm as SUNDAY 12 TO « P. M. Silver Dollar SH O E STO RE Downtown Sanford Cor. la t. St. ft Magnolia S M IT H 'S SHOES A N D CLOTHING CORNER FIRST ST. ft SANFORD Ladies Skirts G irl’s Dresses * 1 » to * 3 » * i» SIZER ALL SIZES LARGE AVE. *3* I THROUGH 14 LOT OF BOYS* Sport & Flannel Shirts LOTTS of SAVINGS FORGET Mimosa Garden Circle Members Have Party TUFSDAY at Through the yean, the hol­ iday bird with stuffing haa beeotne a port of tradition, and each ecctioo of the country haa a stuffing recipe native to Its' area. This your, fresh tha U. «. Bureau of Commercial VUherlea’ Teat Kitchens coma three savory seafood stuffings to bring thu tsag-af-tba-acs to yaw festive table. OT8TER H IIIIW U 1 can (12 ox.) shucked oys­ South Side Primary School ters, freak or fro m sixth gredo students, all 109 to cop chopped celery of them, gave their annual to cup chopped Chriatmaa program, “ Christ­ to cup malted fat or ail mas In Many Lands," Friday g cups soft bread cubes evening at the school. t egg, beaten The. countries of England, 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Franco, Germany and Mex­ 1 tap. salt ico won represented through to tip. poultry aaaaooiug their own carols of Christ­ Dash pepper Thaw frncu oysters. Drain mas. Mrs. Ben Wiggins, one oysters and chop coarsely. of Uw sixth grade teachers, Cook celery and onion in fat was the accompanist. The until tender; stirring occas­ music was under the direc­ ionally. Combine nil Ingred­ tion of Misa Junette Raatom, ients and mix thoroughly. elementary music director. Makes about 4 cups of stuff­ She waa assisted by Miss ing, enough for a 4-pound, Barbara Chambers and Mrs. G. Walton, sixth grade ready-to-cook bird. teachers. SCALLOP STUFFING ft pound scallops, fresh or The students, dressed In white choir robes with red froxen bows, sang “ The Wassail to cup chopped celery Song" and "The Boar’s Head to cup chopped baton Carol," carols from England. to cup melted fat or oil From France tha selections 6 cupa soft bread cubes were "Bring A Torch, Jeant egg. beaten nelte Isabella" and "The 1 tap. salt 1 tip. Worcestershire sauce First Noel." From Germany, the well k n o w n "Silent to tip. poultry seasoning Night," and from Mexico, Dash pepper Thaw frosen scallops. Rinse Christmas Lullaby" an d with cold water to remove *Fum Fum Fum." any shell particles. Chop Narration of the customs scallops. Cook celery, onion and traditions of the different and scallops In fat until vege­ countries during the holidays tables are tender, stirring oc was given by Ricky Smith, a caskmally. Combine all in sixth grade student. gredienls and mix thoroughly. Makes about 4 cups of stuff­ Almost any new or u«e<! ing, enough for a 4-pound, baby bottle nipple will fit ready-to-cook bird. when the glare knob Is broken SHRIMP STUFFING on your percolator and there to pound shrimp, fresh or la not an extra one around the froirn house. Best emergency item to cup melted fat or oil yet. 1 egg, beaten 2 tbsps. milk 6 cups soft bread cubes 2 tbsps. chopped parsley 1 tip. salt to tap. thyme Dash pepper Thaw frozen shrimp. Peel shrimp and remove sand veins. Wash shrimp ami cut into amall pieces. Cook onion N o w you can . . . and shrimp In fat until onion la tender, stirring occasional­ ly. Combine egg and milk Combine all ingredients and mix thoroughly. Makes about 4 cups of stuffing, enough for a 4-pound, ready-to-cook bird. rogram By South Side Students MENS SU P OHS and Mra. A. H. Greer served Mimosa Garden Circle held the Christmas party Thurs day at Plnecrest Inn. Hoi tenses were Mrs. Claude Hit tell, Mrs. Carl Chorpenlng and Mrs. C. L. Wallis. Guests, Mrs. Betty Peacock and Sirs. Paul Jack were in­ troduced to the 18 members attending the party. rk a b o u t ov er m a k in g ice cu b e s a g a in FORfiET a b o u t e v e r d e fr o s t in g o g a ln l Model W M I w i t h this Washes IT table Bettings#And, that*a enough to do an entire day’s dishes at once. . . all automation JyeN o scraping or riming necessary either#Even does greaay pots and panaeWashee twieet four timreellaa two rWolving spray arms. IMG F R O S T refriyerator-freezer LOTTS OF HUGE T R A D E -IN S Lingerie Lovelies - BY - w Sr. u c SCORES FOR STYLE CHOnilNg. So tiny ind Id prlctt* til. tool Shock.*, titllflt fiKltlM. Hailed «"<>»•■ ■nml nan •ahen case, cnretel end h i m ere Meed •ncaa a>ut toe. KADERS JE W E L R Y STO R E DOWNTOWN SANFORD 1 I1 I II I j, 1' ' - EM BROIDERED AND LACE TRIM M ED GIFTS WITH THE P E R SO N A L A P l’ EA I............... NYLON OF COURSE! PANTIES .................... PETTIPANTS ............ PETTISL1PS .............. SLIPS .......................... GOWNS ft PJ.*8 ....... And, eliminates defrosting forever, from SI.1)0 from *2.98 from *2.98 from *2.98 from *1.98 in the refrigerator and "zero-degree" freezer I Has separate cold controls. Lets you faat-freexn foods without changing the temperature in the refrigerator. Also: sealed twin cxiapera • Built-in butter keeper and egg racks • 13.9 cu. ft. of refrigerated apace • Come ace it soon! OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE ACCREDITED CHARGE FROM 16th THRU 24th ACCOUNTS WELCOMED NOW — YOU GET THE BEST APPLIANCES — LOWEST PRICE — DEST TRADES — AT LOTT Home Appliance CASSELBERRY s Here’s how easy we mean: Two glide-out shelves bring foods out front • Convenient butter, cheeae and snack bine#Removable meat pan#Twin vegetable criapera • Foods stored in th# door are so easy to reach# And there’s 14.1 cu. ft. of refrigerated spue# la silt PLAZA CASSELBERRY 833-1484 838-3933 �'« * VmB Sorority Members T o Sponsor Dance For Charity Pee. 1T, 1PCT — Pare T Ladies C a pped School M rs. George E. Wrlli, first ceiving raps at Lake - chairman, Seminole School. Mary v ice gray ladie* were "capped" Gamma by Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Cray members County Chapter, American In a program sponsored by Lady Unit Chairman, and Rod Crota, gave the gray the school faculty and arrang­ presented to tha school by lady pledge to 10 ladies re­ ed by Mrs. Eugenia Huby, the Howard If. Hodges, ARC chapter chairman. the school. Dr. Frank Leone also participated in the pro­ gram , and M ri. Mathllde Kriasel presented pins. Re­ freshments were served in the school cafeteria. Gray Ladles receiving caps, pins and certificates were Mme«. Donna L. Atkins. Elis­ abeth Blackwelder, Ruth lioutwell. Audrey M. DeMorse, Lucille Fitzgerald, Dorothy J. Kantrr, Kay Sastman, Ann Snyder, Mary Ana Tillis, D<mna belle M. Wells, Edith Avenel, Pauline Snow and Irene Padgett. S d tc f • Permanent Christ mns Arrangement* 20% O FF • Permanent Flower 9 A 3 & , Arrangement* / v OFF IE LARGE ASSORTMENT CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES UP Pottery • Imported Glassware V ases ................................. 50c U P C ASH & CREAT IV E W OMAN CARRY ular builnesa meeting. Mein Dae. GRAY LADIES presented to Lake Mnry School for duty In the clinic. Gifts To Be Contributed By Oviedo W omans Club By Bernice Eelsey SIPES AVE. — OFF CELERY AVE. PHONE FA 2-2101 charge of m em bers joined in singing presented holiday songs, and Mrs. J. 11. Staley read the Christmas Mrs. W. H. Martin and Mrs. story. Robert Soka In solo*. All Mrs. R. W. Estes presided during the business meeting and Mrs. [lob Parker report­ ed she and Mrs. Amerett Hop­ chairman, was Oviedo Woman's Club met the Friday at the clubhouse with M mei. Jam es Wilson, Vera gave the devotion and Mmca. Roy W elicnbarger, John Ridenour, 1 . G. Smith, E. M. Olliff, Roy Britt, R. F. Wheeler Sr. and W. H. Martin, chairm an, served on the luncheon c o m ­ mittee. Christmas decorations were used throughout the elubhousc and a targe tree was trimmed and placed on the stage with wrapped gills for patients at Sunland Training Center. Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr., m usic A. F. Ramsay, Florist it, U -plere fo r Burnett Pise* Your Order Now For Choice Selection of dlacusilon sponsored by the eorarlty. Game Fernet* and hie coming m em bers. Mrs. Oran Sc* Our Larg* Selection Of Illooming Chrifltmaa Plants, Door Wreath*, And C«met*ry Wreaths. point th i annual charity ball, Bell and Drady Mathers w el­ On Sal* Dec. 17 Hint Dec. 21 Sigma Milner Osborne for the reg­ F. C. Rich­ program in and Azalea Circle Members Have Party Azalea Circle of kins and Mrs. Emmett Watts had visited Sunland Training Center during the month and arranged for the gifts to be delivered. Mri. M. P. W earer and Mrs. F o r r o t Farrell were voted in as new members. orchestra AUMAY9 HOW QUALITY m chapter Epsilon Alpha sorer!ty met with Mrs. ards, principal, accepted for Pre - Christmas Omega of re n n e u i f t wilt play ths dance. Tickets may bo purchased from any mem­ ber or at Roumitlat and Anderaon's, Flrat Federal Sav­ ings, R. L. prrklni Men's W ear. Reservations may bo mada fay catling Mrs. Ed Me* Call J r , or Mra. Kirby Flta Jr. Chapter members are volun­ teering time to wrap gifta at tha Naval Air Exchange and will rondar this service until Christmas Era. H iooo attending tha moot­ in g were; Mmea. Ed McCall Jr., Jlenry Took# Jr., Pats Bukur, Ernest Cowley, Mary Rem an, Jack Schlrard, John H iggins, Eli White, Kirby Fit# J r , Jnmen McKee, Jim ­ mie Livingston and John Dickey, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS EXCEPT SUNDAYS 9T09 Close 6 P . M . Christm as Eve the San­ ford Garden Club had Its an­ nual Chrlstmes party Thurs­ day at the Capri. Hostesses were Mr*. Margie Brown, Mrs. Ed Klrehhoff. and Mlsi Ella law Kirchhoff. Members present w e r e : Mm re. Mabel Cullen, Karnes. At Hunt. Roy TUlls, Young. J. Coon. Thomas, Lillian Clar, Esther Lansing, Bea Stinson, Eleanor Russell, Dora Leo Russell, Ed Kirchhoff. Margie M in Juanita Wynne has r e ­ Brown, Nency Steele and turned to her nursing duties Miss Ella le e Kirchhoff. at Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La., after a two Open Evening* week visit with her parent!, Mr. end M ri. L. H. Wynne, Till “Nine" Until Christian* M3 E. Second Street. Mrs. Wynne Invited ail fam ily Gwaltney Jeweler* members to an early Christ­ ]Ot S. Perk FA I M H mas dinner for her daughter. e n n e tfi ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY m Personals Star Quilts contains U of the prettiest star designs and some are appliqued; all will fit into today’s niodhh-way of life. QUO - Star Quills - h il pattern pieces and full direc­ tions for )1 quills. To order send 34 cents In coins to: Creative Woman The Sanford Herald Box 4:18, Midtown Station New York II, N. Y. Add 10 cents for first-class mailing. Print name, addresa with zone, style number and size. paradise Qo su ja Do not throw pway that old dish dryrr rack. It will come In mighty handy when gathering vegetables or flow­ er* from the garden. Plata the rack under a faucet or garden huso to wash o ff the dirt. The flowers or vrgetablca cun drain before being taken into the house. Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD Mk*Mt* tfjtidjfc.* O H r * T jR * OUR O W N “GIFTABLES"... / wv’r' THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR Esskay Suits Adonna* N YLO N SATIN TRICOT WITH DEEP LACE TRIMS! Count on Penney’* to come up with a lingerie value like this! Exquisite lac*, lavished slips styled in luxurious nylon satin trico t. . . both designed with opaque shadow panels! White, tdnek, beige. Full slip with nil-over lace bodice, 34 to 44. Half slip, S, M, L Esskay Western Shirts FULL SUP HALF SLIP OPEN E V E R Y N IG H T T IL L 9 O’CLOCK U N T IL CH R ISTM AS This Christmas. . . K give the greatest gift of all! _____ ____ NooOar (1ft apmkaea eloquently U yout lava and % SCOFIELD • W O R LD • • HOLM AN COLLINS • • • • CIIKISTMAB BYR. M ode Shirts In a wM* i ansa of aiyUa and pries* to At ovary Mad and bulge l. • r i .n s r . • O'CLOCK Texas Cowboy Boots Hickock Belts NELSON N A T IO N A L OPEN TILL 9 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAY • EGERM EIERS BIBLE ST O R Y BOOK CO M M ENTARIES D IC TIO N A R IE S Complete EU G E N IA SU N SH IN E TH O U SA N D S OPEN t Line PRICE Of PEN CALE® PASTEL SH EETS SOFT SUPPLE SH E E P SK IN BOOKS F IN E COM BED COTTONl W IT H N A T U R A L R A B B IT l G R EETIN G OF CARDS BOOKS TO TILL • TILL L IV E q ifjld qaiohst - a i BY ifjc W u d i'A CHRISTMAS Jh& flock and (Bible Shop II. F. CARROLL, HI N. PARK AVE. PROP. SANFORD, FLORIDA PH. 323-0789 DOWNTOWN SANFOIII) 69 2 tw i* t y i 108- flat K laita-flt bottom 89 2 fall 81" a 189** Hat, Klaata-fit bottom pillow c u r t 42" i i* Y i" -------------- 2 *** 1 * 5 Pale pink • pastel yellow • It. lilac • op*, line green • scafoam ! Famous Penney per­ cales, woven o f long-staple cotton l Fabu­ lous buys . , . compare! WOMEN'S 4-9 URLS' 19 t* I 2 99 What dreamlsnd-eleganc* for a lucky tlttl* lady! S oft smooth sheepskin slippers huv* ilyed-to-match collars of genuine dyed rab­ bit fu rl Gold color trim too! And oh th* com fort o f soft sole I Holiday pastels. th* �ruutift '*a! much -'inNTTHATN WONDERFUL?, Vs* tONLY HOPE ^ WE CAN RE MEMBER llfl'M LEAVING, ■ DAGWOOD-- “ 1 WONT SHE VOU UNTILTH1S O EVENING M \ cmju& c h ^ S w AMXMOMUUCI U W f KOTtCB U HKREBT OIT* EX pursuant to • Final Da* cree or Foreoloauro dated Ik* Uth day of Dooambor. A. D. t i l l , and entered la Chancery Cnee So. l t u i o f tbo Circuit Court o f tho Math Judicial Circuit la and for Oemlaeto County. Florida, wherein Fed­ eral Xatloaal M ortfate A i k > clatloa, a corporation orpsn* laod undor aa Act e l Censreap and c ilfiln * pursuant to tho Frdar aI Xatloaal Mertpapo Aaaoctatlon Chart ar Act. harlnp Ita prlactpol offleo la tba Clip e f Waahlaploa. District o f Columbia, la tho Flalnlltf. and Oacar W. Wltaoa aad Janlco M. Wlleen. hla wife, tho Do* fandanta. f w ill oatl to thO blthaat and boot blddar for raah at tho Front Door o f tho •emlnote county Coartbouao to tho c itr o f Sanford. County o f Seminole, Slats o f Florida. al It too A. i - on tbo Itth day of Docombor. : 565, tbo follow* tap doacrlbod p.-ugerty aa aot forth la aald Final Decrees to* AREN'T YOU COMING OUT , TO KISS ME l G OODBYE? wilt f ir s t sh e w a n t s n ME TO KISS HER-v- — t THEN SHE S m *A k ? DOESN'T TWl» BTWrONLY SEASON LARDCAM 2W 8S G E TA G O O O SO O W TWamks i b twt FROZfN w a m . s^HAZAHOS/ ' l | f » jjfRMHiqii Lot 1. Bloch D. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT SO. I. ocoordlap to tho plat tharoof aa rtcordad la Flat B oob U . Papoo T» and Id. Public Rcoordo of domtaolo County, Florida; aad taelodln# apoclfinally tho ful* lowlnp fla u roo: Haaior: >uatoa IL M Bf aortal number dill Venetian Blinds peesea a* ta lly Installed. Da tad thla 11th day o< Dao* ambar. A. D, IMS. (• B A D Arthur E Boahwtth. Jk« Clark uf Circuit Court B y: Sandro E Johaaoa Doputy Clark Mach X. Claraland, Jr. Mack X. Claraland. Jr. aad Carroll Burka Attoraoya for Plalatlft P. O. Drawer S Sanford. Florldo Fubllak Doc. 11. 1ML CDP-at la Ml Estate of A LICK HAT Deceased. To Alt CreOMweo nod Fliaauo ■orlap llatweo or DoaModu Apaiool bald Kadoloi Ton tad aach of you art haroby aotttlad aad required to proaont any atalma and do* monda which you, or althar of you. may hara apalnat tho CINCY LOCKk , funnv U P & D e-D C W H ,T O O . MACTMeH GUB£LOO& RJWWURSCe-DCWN/ I 00060 HfeALL* IN MOWYU LOCKAT IT. -------1 o hO1 Gdocyi GIKKY? Into o f oald County, to thu County Judpo of Somlnolo Couaty, Florida, at hla offleo In tha eourt boats o f aald County at Sanford. Florida, within als calendar maatbo from tha time ef tbo first pub* llcatlon o f thla notice. Tw o coplea o f each claim, or da* mand shall bo In wrltlnp, and •hall slats tho placo of rad* dsnea and post offlcs addraia o f tho claimant, and shall bo sworn to by tbo claimant, bla scant, ay attorney and ac­ companied by a fltlap fee of ono dollar and auch claim or demand not so tllod shall bo rold. Floy Q. Danlal Eeecutrls o f tho Laat Witt sad Testament of ALICE HAT deceased. •TENSTROM, DAVIE * MCINTOSH Attoraoya for Eaeeutrtz Foot Ofriea Drawer t i l l ■snfnrd. Florida B i l l Publish Dae. IT, it . n . IM t * Jan. T. I M t CDP-11 tu ro the Estate oft DANIEL H. MATH ERE MBTUTitf m w \om m n om nwru JKIIF 'IB MttV FROM :* ^ ! ^ » R W S s r VOU NMIHOCMA and Ihara, make application to tho aald Judea for a final aattlomont o f bar admlnletretlon o f asld aetata, and for au order dleehargtop VBRA W. MATHERS aa euch Eierutrl*. Dated thla the lln d day o f November, A. D. IM t /• / Vara W. Mathera Aa E iecu irts o f tha Estate o f DAX1BL It MATHERS Deceseed. STENSTROX. DAVIS A McIn t o s h Attorneys for Esecutris Edwards Rulldlnp Sanford. Florida Publish Nor. 1« A Dot. E 1A 11. 1IIL c d o -m Too pot stars thaa o UtlU Ut of sorrico at SOUTHERN AIR. It's tho oaa aura way to loauro your coetlasod patroa* UMOMU-OtMAMY ( O ta - 0 / maALMT/S- UjHe C H R Y SL E R p AIBTEMP HEATERS ^ \ufhpH* ( l i *r �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2-5612 e M M g -W CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Loot * FeturS 8. Per f l@ 27. (\ is . y 64- Artkfan POTSST B iin S f lf lT f l Washing Machbw Sale* Sail U* Your Furniture. LOOK I MOM * DAD A Service Quick Service With th* SPECIAL PURCHASE BALI , BR, 3 bath, walking dis­ Cash. SUPER TRADING Wa dan Warn «B fil aatofc Free Eatimaeo oa Repain tinct of aQ school*. PI 122780 MM Hiawatha POST. FA W4T7. title price! Nona 9*44 99 i FA dealer*! RaUlr B s lag to 1 SH O P T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D HXAHNO Used furniture, appUaxeee, Swedish Desk with HUtim 2-RDRM. house, U t equipped. tool*, ale. Bought • Sold. Transistor Tape Reeeeder, SERVICTNO - TESTING SIT Escambia Dr. FA 2-4020 Lewis file t a Service Larry'■ Mart 213 Bsufcrd Zig Zag A Dead I Record­ altar 3 p.m. Arc. Ph. FA 3-4183. 1817 C. C. Road FA 27SO er, tag. SAVE SIM: New Sal* Priced at 6UR Term* CLOSE-IN, private hath, asCustom-made Cabinets, 64. Aitkin* Par Sal* as law at 10% dewa 4 heat. FA t-TTM. Flattie Counter tape 98 00 monthly. Hoavyduty WALLIS CABINET SHOP CARPETS Clean easier with 3 BE Houm, kit. aqulpt ITS PUPPIES for Sale, Half BoeModel Push-Button Ma< GIFTS FOR THE GIFTS FOR HIM th* Blue Lustre Elec. ShamSIS W. 3rd — 822-7471 ton Bulls. Also Bird Doga. mo. FA 2-3685. FAMILY oopar. Only $1 per day. Car- chine, Full-ala* Head, not Animal H a v e n Boarding H tin. Saw* Western Shirts, Belts A BueFURN. 2 Bdrm. Houle. fuQ'e Furniture. BAY’S UPHOLSTERY Kennel. FA 2 3752.________ Carpeting Is a Gtftt Sanford makes button U m A Pent*, Jim Robtoo’a Adults. .No pets. FA 2TSS4. Reupholiterlng. P m set. Linoleum A TUe Co. i n W. braider*, monograms; 21 STAUFFER Reducing couch. Mem Wear, 111 MasaoUa. PA 271 IS TE 22548 S r B n H H S r iB iW Ut. TRAILER, with Fla. Rm.. yr. guarantee. No attach, Seed cood. V4 price. Ph. AND TODDLERS Gat, Elect., water funt. needed. Buy now, Pay later FA 34540. Plano Teatag and Repair Athletic. Camping and hunt Smith Corona Portable Type­ Wekiva River Haven, • m l at Sanford Sewing Center, .. W. L < Harmon FA writer*. “ They’re the Beat". ing equipment, fishing uc To Place Your “ Christmas FOR SALE- rui dirt, clay, 104 So. Fait, 322-9411. kle A boiling tcceamrlt*. Hi Iom Office Machine Co., Gift Guide" Want Ad shell, peat sad topeotL EU1* SIDEWALKS, grtvewaye, pa­ Robeoo Sporting Oaada, 314 Magnolia Ave. FA M C I right away. GO-CARTi, z each, 1H fcp. Lloyd, FA 2-257#. tios. ate. Free estimate. Ph. Downtown Sanford, Phoo* Meltavllle. FURN. Apt 955; 2Vt hp. 940; 1 elect, FUN TO GIVE GIFTS FOR HER FA 2-5SS1, Console TV, good cood. 935. car. Surrey Fringe top, RENT A BED Even more fun to receive. Motion camera, never used. built-in battery charger, RoCaway, Hospital A Baby Robes— Quilted A Wincom a Bowling coupon book*, the Hunting Jackela—M* m Kits WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 933. FA 2-91S0. uses 3 ear batttriea, rides SPRINKLER SYSTEMS from 810*5. Mery Either'*, Beds. Perfect Christmas Gift. —Union 8 Skates, Army4 small children, 920. Call All Type* and Slate "Featuring Fashions Just By Day, Waek, or Month Good for 85.00 of open bow­ Mink dyed squirrel eapa, 3 Navy Surplus, 810 Sanford FA 8-0444. We Repair and Service For You", 800 Park. PA. FA M ill IIS W. Ut St ling. skin Kolinsky neck icart. Ave. S T I N E CARROLL’S FURNITURE JET LANES FA f-7542 Can FA 2-9373. Used Kenmoew Dryer. LOW GIFTS FOR GIRLS High Quality Men’s Watchca, Machinery and Supply Co. ROYAL A R. C. ALLEN new with u ft. cable * ) ROOM furnished apt, «S5 SKATES, Skate Caste, Open 207 W ind St. FA 2640 ♦22.95 up A tax. Gumm'a receptacle, i n q u i r e at mo. Close in, 111 E. 9th St. To PUce Your "ChrtatmM nightly 7:30-10:30 except Standard typewriters. Com Jewelry, 110 8. Park. Gift Guide" Want Ad PIANO SVC. A TUNING FA H2M or FA 94789. pletely reconditioned. 934.93 FA 3-33M. Tuea. Skate City. TE S-8474. FA 2-2S11 right away. Rebuilding • Refelting to 954.93. Limited number. NEWLY DECORATEDONE ONLY GIFTS FOR BOYS Xmas Specialties: F r u i t FREE ESTIMATES Powell's Office Supply, 11T CLEAN Remington Monarch Portable GENE CUMBAA So. Magnolia. GIFTS FOR THE HOME Cakai, Fancy cookies, KoLarge 2 Bdrm., Fla. Rm., UnDemonstrator Typewriter lacbit. Dell's Paltry Shop, NEW SKATES *• low sa 8M-«fll — Cell PM Only furs. house. Nice location, WILSON-MAI ER Furn. Co., 912.95. Trade your akatea In Baby Crib A mattress. Like with ctn. List price 9W.3Q— Food Fair Clr. 322-759*. plenty of shade. On school for larger alia. Mckxlee 29. A ■MW. FA 2-4147. Special 959.95. Powell'* Of* n ton aobR aServlet lac. I ll E. First SL Wa bus line. tlOO month. Ph. Buy, Sell A Trade. Skating Rink, 322-9353. fie# Supply, 117 S. You'll find Just what you are STELLA Guitar, perf. cond. FA 2-27q after f p. m. looking for In gifU for the A U T O G LASS 915, Ut Sunset Dr., Th. 1 UNDERWOOD PORTABLE entire family at th« It. A A. ELECTRIC Pin-Bill Machine FA 2-7928. 12. Real Eatnte For Sale To Place Your "Christ maa IN ST A L L E D With caae, like now, 959. 89.9S. WESTERN AUTO, Dept. Store, Sanford Ave., Gift Guide" Want Ad phone Senkarik Glnaa and Paint Powell’s Office Supply, UT 314 E. First. Corner of 4th St. BASSINETTE with blanket*, 3 BEDROOMS, 1H hatha. FA 2-2SU right away. Company S. Magnolia. Swimming pool Furn. or baby scales. New tire, 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 unfura. 121 Lake Dot Dr. 13x750. 1200 8. Myrtle. 35. Articles Wanted cluding: Electrolux. N«w Sunland. Auto Glaae, Tape and robuilt cloantra Mid 8. For Real 30" ELECT. Stove. Like new. WANTEDI Citrus fruit Urge 12. Rani Eatate For Sal* 12. Real Eatate For Sale 17. Mala Help Wanted A See* Covers No boma aorrlca call 975. FA 2-7831. BY OWNER, 2 bedroom, M or email amounts. Beaded chirg* Phono FA 2-2212, FURN. Garage apt. 2S45H bath boma. One bedroom 2 Story. 3 BR., DR, flreplaee, 9 Bdrm. Haute, fenced yard. Service Station Attendant. A U T O G LA SS & Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Maaa* PECANS, 3 lbs. for 91 00. 231b Palmetto. Ph. FA 24523 or has separata entrance, can 3 lots, deep well, sprinkler 123-0*07. 2545 Park Dr. .. Over 21 yra. of age. See S E A T C O V E R CO. field, FA 2-4244. A Sanford Ave. Bagg’a Curb FA 2-3254. be rented for income. Will Marvin Sechrlst, Mac's Oil system, B-B-Q A patio, 304 W. 2nd St. FA MOM Market. FA 2 2924. R E P A IR S 36. trad* for smaller place. Co., 202 N. Laurel Ave., ILL WORK GUARANTEED 92300 Dn. 322-400 after 0. APT. 980. Surplus City, Vacuum Cleaner SuppUei Shown by appointment. CaQ all weekend, 2205 Palmetto. Sanford, Fla. GUNS. Buy, sell, trod*, re­ 1949 Otdtmoblle, malar 4 Bale* • Electrolux, Hoover, rURN. 2 lovely apta., lake FA 2-9846. 31. Poultry • Livestock pair. Osteen Bridge Fish Irene, good shape. May b# Homes in all price brackets. STOP LOOKING far that 8 Kirby, RexAlr, GE, Airway. Golden, lake privUefM. Camp A Gun Bhop. Liberal financing. We have IS. Halp Wanted seen at 2803, Apt. 1, San­ SHETLAND PONIES, • to BR, 2 bath home in a good a 4 BR, 2 bath at 913,700— Cleaners bought, sold, ax Call PA 24274. ford Ave. 10 a. m. - 2 p.m. choose from, S o r r e l l ' s , St. Johns Realty Colored 3!olor Route Carrier FIREPLACE WOOD nieghborhood (not a big changed. Free pickup. GM 9tuo down, 185 month pays Come by A make offer. Blacks, Palomino, Spotted Oak and Pine Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, UNTURN. Houm. $18 mo. 3 THE TIME TESTED FIRM development) for only 8500 all. Buy now and get Home­ for afternoon paper mute. Bedroom, alroood. S10 E. til N. Park Ave. PA 24115 total cash requirement. We Must have Reference* and and Dapple, 980 to 9100. Robert Morris, 523-0535 FA i-4768. ’36 VOLKS. 10S Mayfair O r­ stead exemption of $3,000. 14th. J. N. Robson Jr. Ph. dependable car. Writ* Cir­ Ph. FA 2-3179 after 9. have several. Acting now el*. FA 8-1705. Choose jour own decora­ ELECTRIC Rani*, 1900 GE, FA 2-1555 or FA 2423S. culation Dept. P. 0. Box 6. For Rent R O SA L. P A Y T O N will qualify for homitead tions. 31 A. Pate 30" Turq. color, many ex­ 1993 MERCURY Monterey. 1*57, Sanford. exemption. Call. Tratlar Space on taka A»hby. 5 BR., Unfura., Plnecreat, Reg. Real Estate Broker tras, like new. 983. 322-8307. Custom, 2 Dr. hardtop, Auto FOfl RALE. German Shep­ fenced yard. FA Z4S16. FA 2-1.101 17-92 ut Hlawutha FA 2-T34S. ON YOUR LOT Iran*, power ateerlag 4 19. Situations Wanted herd Pups, 923. No papers. 20 Hp. motor. 322-7588. Your pitas or ours. A -com­ brakes. RAH. Many ether BEDROOM, prlv. eat. A bath CLEAN qulat Rooms" The 8 weeks old Dec. 13. 4 CHRISTMAS FOR THE plete package Including BLOCK A BRICK Work, Gablea FA >4730. males, 9 females. 349-4931. FRUIT Gift Packed. We ahlp featurai. Low mileage, pri­ Call altar ». FA 13W. FAMILY Investment A Really large or small Job*. 323-0141 financing. No down payment express. Bail* Curb Mer­ vately owned. 92971. CaQ Which will It b*T 11* N. Park Ave. 322 9173 required. Com* gut today Boston Terriers, male, AKC 3 BR. House In country, kit­ WE LAX A APARTMENTS: after a p.m. 323-5274. kel, 23th A Sanford Ave,, Child" Car* T V M l14. A HOME— and talk U over with Mr. Reg., Mots. FA 2-18*1. Rooms private bathe, 114 chen equip. Call FA 2-UK FA 2-2924. On the river? LAKE LIVING SITES BUYING A W. ft’irat Si. liU iiahyslltere 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min­ LeatherJury. On th* lake? F U R N I S H E D Apartment BIRD DOG, Trained, 3W yra. 2 Elect, trains with train USED CAR? 20th St. to Upsala Rd. utes Orlando—2 minutes to Clean and dote la. Jlmmlt 2 BEDROOM, Fla. Rm. fenced With a swimming pool? Will bahyatt my home, day old. Pointer. FA 2-8032. FINANCE IT WITH OR board A extras. FA 2-9413. A turn North el Church Interstate 4—V4 Acre with Get in toueh with Santa at Lake Mary, 322-1507. to 3:30 p. m. Covan. 522-4011. or night. FA 2-414T. • Law Internet Ratos huge oaks, sand lake spring HUNTERS A FISHERMEN. • Low Monthly Faymanta LMN Enterprises, GIVE away puppies to good fed—91995 Full Price, 92u Dodge panel truck. Equip, FLORIDA STATE RANK 21. Heauty Salons homes. Call FA 2-5089 any­ By Nadine Seltzer S W E E T IE PIE per month. No down. Call Inc. for camping. Alio 12 ft. time. PERMANENT Wave Special '* A* owner, Harry Block, Or­ Phone 322-2744 Alum. Boat. 4.2 bp Champ­ T-Blrd, 1918. Loaded. 941911901 S. Park Ave. So*.* off regular prices lando, GA 4*4*5 Ken Goodwin. FA M491. ion motor. Good boa4 trail FA 28222 anytime 15. ttuniniaa Opportunity open evenings by sppt. 32. Flowers • Shrub# er. 920 Myrtle. GREENDRIAR 67. Bonin • Motors Free Parking lot. 8 BEDROOM, X bath. Kit­ BLOOMING Rosea an Chero­ JKRVtCE Station for lease. READY MIX Concrete, win­ Cut 'N Curl Heauty Shop chen equipped. Owner be Choice toU available In Good location. Only small kee stock. All other kinds dow sills, lintels, itape Gateway To Iba Waterway Greenbrier of Loch Arbor 318 Palmetto Ave. Ing transferred. Mutt satL o f Nursery shrubbery and capital needed by right blocks, sand, cement, rock, Robaon Sporting Goods overlooking golf courts. < Phone 372-0834 FA 2-3MO. treei. man FA 2-4512. pipe, steel, grease trap*, Cuetom building to your Your EVINRUDB Dealer Gray Shadow* Nursery Harriott's Heauty Nook 3 BR.. 1 Bath, Kitchen equip, dry well*, stepping stones. 504-*-* R. U t Ph. FA U M specification*. Greenbrier 16. Female Help Wanted ft Ml. 3. on Sanford Ave. F.v* Appt'a. ) Sr, Beauticians fenced yard. 3901 Old Or Mirada Concrete Ce. developed by FA 23712 Undo Rd., Sunland. WANTED. Advanced Ifair 105 So. (lak .100 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 14 FT. GAZELLE, Equipped, KINGHWOOI) .13. Furniture 35 hp Johnson, tilt trailer, Stylist Eva Bess Beauty BUILDERS, INC. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 22. Build - Paint * Rapair FROM THE BIG TRUCK 9354. FA 2-9100. Shop, 108 E. 2nd. WANTED rellihie couple to 202 Fairmont Dr. Realtor WRECK, Just north of Jack­ take up monthly payment* PAINTING—Room or House FA 24074 Raymond luadqulit, Asm ALIX OF SANFORD sonville, 41 tllghtiy scratch 20 hp. Motor. 822-15*9. eg 919*0 on I complete —Prices very Low— Ph FA 2 2091 AtUntle Bank Bldg Needs experienced tewing ma­ ed A bruised, 84 model 30. Trailer* • Cabana* rooms of furniture. Call F H A - V A HOMES chine operators for swim 3230550. Swing Needle Dlel-0-3f«tlc TE 1-1511, Casselberry, cel EXECUTIVE'S HOME 2, 3. A 4 BEDROOMS suits and sportawear. If 24. Electrical Service* Zig Zagi, *U machine* do 50x10 Conestoga 2 Bedim. leet. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 1. ltt, A 2 BATHS you are experienced on fac Mobile Home, with M a t fancy work, make button 3 Bedrcomi, 2 batlu, double DOWN PAYMENTS FROM tory sewing machines, w* YOUNGS ELECTRIC SVC. screened Caban* 4 carport*. holes, *ew» on buttons, FREE ESTIMATE garage. Contracting A Repairs have steady work for you Uphjlitaring A Mattrei* r*a 1 yr. old. Sail for 91.MO 1*9* m o n o g r a m * , ambroid 1100 LMN Enterprise*, Inc. A Controls in a modern air-conditioned ovating. New A Used Furni than cost. Loeatod In No, era, darns, patches, etc. Low Monthly Payments Mr. Ferguton— TE 8-3911 114 8 1 1 1 1 4 4 -1 FA 2 8902 factory, under very good Fla’s moat beautiful trailer Guaranteed $3995 eech or lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg For Cnmpleti- Information or working conditions. Photw 25. Plumbing Service* Co., at 709 Celery Ave park. Florlland at Orango psy |8 00 monthly. See be See Or Call Your Mr. Leatherbur) — -LK-2741 FA 2-2204, aik for Mr. Culore buying. Ph. rA 2 8*27. City, Mr. Mattingly. FA 2 2117, rlatc. HINSON & HEARN 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath NEW FHA - VA PLUMBING CONTRACTING Home riew of golf course— Holler Chevrolet has SALES BROKER Experienced laundry preeier. Repairs A Water Heaters Terms. Apply In person. Seminole FREE ESTIMATES BUILDING LOTS in Lake County Laundry, 294 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 Mary, 11195 each — Terms. 322-2420 17. Male Halp Wanted ACREAGE - 9300 per acre, til N. Park Ava. PLUVBLNQ WATER FRONT LOTS pear with service* canting Contracting Repairs , CHRISTIAN MAN needed"You aura war* right whan you aald your boat highways, 93$ down, 920 per 925 or morn FREE ESTIMATES full or part-time—lifetime waa windy!” month. R. L. HARVEY security. Exp. S u n d a y Property Mnnagument INVESTMENT — It rental FA 2 m s School, ministry hripfui. 204 Sanford Ave. Si Sale* Broker 17 92 and lakt front­ By Galbrmith units, S ID E G LAN CES Kara 9100 weekly A up. No age, 9*40 month or more in­ 27. Special Services competition. Write Joho come — Yet, you cen ex­ Rodin Co , 22 West Madison Tractor mowing A Grading. Life-Uke vinyl — make* Ideal g ift con­ pand. Offers for your selection tainer or Chrlstmaa decoration— our buaoa lit., Chicago 2, III. CaU FA 2-7421. MORE NICE R E N T A L S these Beautiful 2, 3. A 4 to jut) when you art aervlcea a t Haller NEEDED. Chevrolet coaling 925 or more. Iltdroom FI1A VA SALES BKOKEH Houm for Bent. FA MISS. 2. Notices - Personals 8. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food >. For Rant 6A Spocial Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9- For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance O ffice 204 W . First 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted BBfPOKSmUTY: 17. Male Help Wanted The Herald wtn M t* r»18. Help Wanted sponsible for nor* than osm la correct insertion of jour ad, 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters and n i r m i tba right to reels* or reject aaj advert!**, 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair moat from wh*t ordorod t# 23. Building Materials conform fa Dm poliete* of thl* 24. Electrical Services H S r. 28. Plumbing Oort Icon STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED 26. Radio 4 Television Too*., thru Fri. • 2 t . M. day 27. Special Services M o n kuotloa. Mon. • a 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service DEADLINES 29A. Auto Accessories CLASSIFIED DISFLAYi Tuos., thru Fri. <SF. IC. daj 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock Mon. 81A. Pete 82. Flowers • Shrubs 83. Furniture 1. LMt ft F« 84. Articles For Sale LOST. Boy’ a GUme, star S4-A Swan or Jr. BIBB. Thura. Dm . 12. 85. Articles Wanted $9 Howard. FA MM3. S6. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted S. N odes* * 87. Boats - Motors SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN 88. Motorcycles - Scooten XR SERVICE. Porta and 89. Trailers - Cabanas supplies for all make# In­ 40. Farm Equipment Classified Phone mm mm r 01 Tee *N Green SO U TH W ARD Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty FREE! A GIFT FOR YOU VA-FHA t| Stemper Agency Healto- - Insuror . Trades 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. SAVE NOW2 Bedroom frame home, coun­ try lot. Needs repairs, 9294U, Total price FA 2*457. 3 ACRES orange grove, plus 3 Bedroom home on Upsilt Road. For particulars call 337-9292, Eustis, Fla. 3 BR House wtth acreage*— located 1 mtlei north St. Johns River oa 17-92 Hlway. Cell 3*7 3293 Euati* for de­ tails. Ijike Wayman Height* 3 UK., llatli. tlou down. Sbu per mouth pays all. Homtstead Exemption 95,uu) tf bought now. •Well, I w on't bore you with any more snapshots, but I do want to show you my X -rays!" S A N T A SA C K Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the best home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 3-2111 Night FA LMN Enterprise*, Jin-. 443-2744 ux TE 83911 90*48 323-0700 >4534 Para U t. .SanAird, Fla. SPA C E FOR LEASE FRONT END SPECIAL IN THE NEW Sanford Shopping Center • Align front end WE NOW HAVE THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL LEASES: Balance front wheebi J. C. Penney’s Eckerd R EA LT Y John P . Zeuli, Kexifltered Broker 2l>IU S. French Aw. HAM OKI) 13.95 value WcCrorya Publix For Informal ton, Call Leaning Agent; SAN-SEM • Adjust altering FA 2-715# FA 2-52% GROUND !UlBAKING I0:flft A.M. DEC. 17th W IN T E R IZ E □ BRAKES Don't take (Isaaceat Com­ plete laapectiew. We ate only the heat Chevrolat lining. □ Have 3.15 YOUR CAR COOLING SYSTE M Iaspact hoaes, Iherawalat, flash system, repair radi­ ator, lastell eau-freeia. *10 NOW! □ TUNE E N G IN E Prepare far cold weather d r i v i n g , insure aeteh alerting area ha freeling cold. Holler Motor Sales Co. 2-0711 2nd. & PALM ETTO ________________P H . F A �Cuban Refugee Reports Seeing Soviet Rockets Music Groups ~ Plan Concert At Lyman lly I w MIAMI (UPI) - Cwn l itry The Lyman High School Band and Choraa will present • light winter concert at S p, m. this Thnnday in the Orhoel aoditorium with 75 atodenta participating nndcr dtrection of Mtuie Director Bin Bennett. Included in the performance mill be the Toceota for Band, by Erickson, and aereral apeeial Chriatmaa arrangement! for combined band and choraa. The Dixie Land Rand, compooed of Pat McLaughlin, Dennis licrnie, Roger Deppen, Richard Morgan and Bill TVharton, alio will bo featured. Although the band la amalter in sJxa thla year tha qual­ ity baa not auffered and the • v e n l n g of entertainment promlaea to bo well worth the pries of admlialon which alio Includes a danca to follow the concert. Tha lS-pleee stage band will play for tha danre offering a good variety of poputar danca music ranging from the “ big band are” to modem dance ibythms that will appeal to all rockets on a highway In Cuba Ignacio Bladeres, a 21-yearold akin diver, said the "c y l­ in d rica l objects’ ’ vehicles canvas M U S T LOVE POPCORN! Mr. iind Mr*. D . II. MncGlllla who r e nitlo on Forreat Drive found their family room piled hltfh with popcorn boxea. The boxca were Inter filled with popcorn nnd sold at the SeminoleKlaaimmee poat-aeaaon football Rnme at the Memorial Stadium. Mra. Charles Mceka, Mra. Richard Elam, Mra. Willia Jonea and Mra. Nndine Colbert helped Ret the laixea ready for the jfumc. Thia ahot wna made by Herald PhotoRrapher and Society Editor Helen Glecaon. THEY DeBary Association Elects New Officers Demonstration Club which will he held Thursduy beginnlng with the usual workshop at 10 a. m. Tha meeting and program will be held at the Community A program o f Chrlitmaa music to be presented by stud­ Center. Directing the choir ents o f the first, second and third grades o f tha Longwood Elementary School will high­ light today's 7:30 p. m. meet­ ing o f tha Parent-Teacher Or­ ganisation. Reports on aueessa o f tha rerent Harvest Festival spon­ sored by tha ITO are on the ayemlu for the hm inei* ses •ion. Refreshments will be nerved by mothera o f second grad* atudenta at the close o f the program and meeting. convoy ing what appeared to be huge There will be a reduced rate Choristers for atudenti and children un der IS will be admitted free To Sing For whan accompanied by their parents. H D Club Proceeds will go towards By Mra. Adam Muller the purchase of badly needed band equipment and Instru­ A muniral program present­ ments. Refreshments will be ed hy the PeBnry C horlileri lly Mrs. Adam Muller ■erred and 8anta Is expected will highlight the December Officers o f the Deilitry «e make a special gueat apmeeting o f the Dellary Home Civic Association fo r the 1904 pearance. By Mona Orlastead saw truck* and trailers transport­ ||M , PTO To Hear Program Monday Russian Opening o f a new Trade serve the business and social Winds Cafeteria is scheduled clubs of the area. H i# Seminote Plaza Trade Winds will for the first week In January a'so provide catering service according to J. C. Robinson, —a specUlty o f the Trad* president o f the locally-owned Winds chain throughout Cen­ Central Florida chain. Th* tral Florida. a refugee reported a Cafeteria Soon To Open Plaza Unit will be fjiura Platt lirown and accompanying will lie Theresa Rupees. Several vocal and in­ cluded. The Choristers have been in­ strumental solos will lie In­ vited for dessert at 1:15 p. m. Members are requested to Wi nr their choir robes. Home Demonstration Club mumhers will exhibit complet­ ed articles muile during the workshop courses under direc­ tion o f Mrs. (ieorgu Wright, president. year were elected and Install­ ed at the December meeting held last week in Urn Commu­ nity Center. Serving will U- Chester Itcurick, president: Karl Mer­ rill, vice president; Mrs. C. K. Dirtier, treasurer; Mrs. Bear Lake Classes Plan Parties I’eter Kuppennal, recording ■etretary; Mrs. Archls Long, corresponding secretary and Claire Fellows, financial sec­ retary. Guest speaker for the meet­ ing was Dr. (amis I'eres o f Deilnry and Snnf. nl who told o f thu tactics employed hy the Communists in Culm Ire­ fine Custro sold cut the coun­ try. He said that olio could not converse In front o f hit children as the youngster* were only too euger to tell their teuchrrs what they overheard at home in order to win extra "stars” in their studies and said that many families weie hreken up hy the tales cat rin| hy their children. The speaker stated that promises made hy Castro were only lies to hide Ills ti-ul intentions, making Ids takeover very simple us most o f the people believed him. Perez sl<n gave an inter­ esting resume o f the history o f Culm and asked prayer* for freedom o f its people. M is. Kiln Delti-rard of DeLaud, Democratic Committee woman, presents'll a M ute flag to the association from Governor Farris Bryant. Mrs. Dellernrd's latest hook is nt the priiits*i• and soon will lie available Hi the public. Guest speaker fur the Jan. 10 meeting will lie Dr. II. It. Wilbur who will have us his topic the subject uf water conservation. Scott Morrison will present selections on the piano and harpsichord. Former Sanford Resident Dies aboard the eoveied but they with "certainly must be rockets . . . and really big on es." Bladeres, who (led the Communist Island with three friends, was picked up by an Am erican oil tanker when the refugees' amall boat sank about 15 miles o ff the Florida coast. Fifty-three other refu gees arrived here from Cuba over the weekend. Several Cuban fishermen laid Soviet captain* are In command of a number o f the more than 200 patrol boats In Prem ier Fidel Caatro'a coastal navy. "T h ey have to uie Inter­ preters to give order*," said one refugee, the captain of one o f two vessels which fled Cuba together. "T h ere are many Russians still in Cuba, at least several thousand, I would sa y," he said. "There are also a lot of Chinese who are supposed to be technicians." Many o f the refugees were youths fleeing Castro's new compulsory draft law for all males between the ages of 18 ami 44. They reported that house-tohouse surveys made It "v ir ­ tually im possible" to avoid registering for t h e draft which, they said, already has signed up more than 1 million youth* and men. M aitland Man Dies A t 32 Richard Musselwhlte Jr., 32, died Monday in tn Orlan­ do hospital. Mr. Musselwhlte moved to Maitland from Wil­ mington, N. (’ ., In Iliad, lie ivas ar member of the Presby­ terian Church In Wilmington. Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Diehard MusM-lwhlle Sr., maternal grand­ parents. Mr. amt Mrs. Harold Davis, Southport, N. C „ pa­ t e r n a I grandmother, Mr«. Margaret Musselwhite, Cas­ selberry. three brothers, Holiert Musselwhite, Wilming­ ton. Jam es Miistelwhitr, Or­ lando, and Donald Musselwhite. Ft. Jackson, S. C., and three sisters, Mrs. Peggy An­ derson. Wilmington, Mrs. Barbara Hughes, Maitland, and Mrs. Sue Smith, Las Ve­ gas. Nevada. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m . In Grnmkow Funeral Chapel, Rev. Leonard Jones officiat­ ing. Burial wdl tie In Highland Memory Gardens, Gramkow Funeral Home In charge. Ry Elsie Kowalski Christmas parties lor all grades at Bear Lake Elemilitary School will tie held Friday afternoon in the indi­ vidual classroom s with refrrshnirnts of c u p c a k e s , orange drink, Ire cream and candy lor all the children. (James will he supervised hy room mothers of Individ­ ual classes and the children also will exchange gitti at this lime. Following Hie p a r t i e s , srhiiol will lie recessed (or the Christmas holidays with hard at work while the men classes scheduled to resume By Bernice K elsey Frank Jordan of Talbotton, Stood around doing as little on Jan. it. G a., member of this sum­ as |K»silde. m er's People to People Good­ lie said that only n 'elected w ill tour to Russia, was few students arc privileged In guest speaker at a recent as­ attend the university nnd sem bly of tho Oviedo High these few ore paid a small School. sum tor their attendance. F. Rosgi-ll Mitchell Jr., dhd In comparing costs of Sunday at Dnyloim Ib-n.li Jordan was a college 'nom ­ inate of A. A. Myers o f Ovie­ clolhlng items, be pointed out Mr. Mitrliell, a former resido and is no the Board of that to Russia a single pair drnt o f Sanford, attended Truslrct at Mercer Univer­ o f shoes costs as much as $35. Si'hooU Imre and was married lie said that children stood lo the form er Anna l.enora sity. line for htilddo gum drawn o f Sanford. Pointing out that Hu.<*ia is In three times the size o f the brought into the country by lie it survived hy his wid­ United States, he told the stu­ j members of the tour. How­ ow, Ids stepm other, Mrs. F'. dents that ho changed time ever, a later group was ask It. Mllehrll, FJ. Fourth Street, of his watch eight times on ed not to tiring the treat since Sanford, nod daughters Mrs, Dm; way to Moscow, where ihc Russian people did not James Ransom and M n . Mar­ those making the tour receiv­ want their children to sample tin A, Johnson nod two ed a cordial w elcom e from it as it Is not available there. grandchildren. tho Russians, liar only assis­ Street scenes pictured show­ Funeral service! were to he tance they refuted to give ed a remarkable lack of auto­ held today nt I p.m. at lingwas information concerning mobiles and Jordan said that gelt nnd McIntosh Funeral location of Ihc city's only pro- there are fewer cars in the Home In Daytona lleach. The tcitant Baptist Church, how­ whole of Ku-iia than Is Ids family lias icquested no flow ­ ever, with the aid o f a rail homo county, alone. ers. driver, tho group found it and He pointed out that Russia’ s attended services. agricultural problem Is one Jordan said seating capa­ of producing enough while Answers To All city in the church was for an Am erica has the problem of HAST LANSING, Mich. approximate 1,000 persons hut surplus production. ( NKA) — Fullback Roger that i t least 2,500 were crow d­ A question and answer per­ laipes of Michigan Stale was ed inside and people were iod (or students and faculty nicknamed I'incappte, llnwni Standing outsido for at least was held at the conclusion of lan Punch and Big Moose, • block. the program. lie's a senior from Honolulu He showed pictures of the Russian livestock which wc would consider pitifully underNrw Rimtin CliuK IIUIn, flop. out ol 24 suxfiti M I nuling 'll RimM.t Ssntv nourished but which the rtuaAmentia. . . Clout 6 w V I I aians term "su p erior." Pic­ , . , Amhitudw V I tures o f farming equipment revealed that most o f it Is ■Id and In poor condition. lir e speaker reported that the Russian youths were lull o f questions shout young peo­ ple of tho United Slates. Roys and girls there arc not allow­ ed to date and the girls can­ not wear makeup or finger­ • ALMOST 3 FEET TAIL nail polish until they arc 18 years old. There are no pro* LOVABLE and (UDDLESOME blerns of delinquency since any youth inclined to give • Covered in BRIGHTLY trouble is sent to Siberia. COLORED FABRIC Jordan said that there are Oil ITIlfCH OUT IOOMMIUI Solid comfort no slums la Russia but the for b tag sdulis. Yet the Rambler C lm tc * BOWS ON FEET b or V-8 u trim outude for ta iy handling people are crowded into apartmenta meant for onehalf or ooc-quarter their num­ OF SANFORD ber. Life In Russia Described At Oviedo High Assembly were In one beautiful FELIX ANDREWS I1RACK PERKINS Vocational Group Chairman Chosen Brack Perkins, proprietor of B. L. Perkins ft Son, has been named chairman o f the Seminole County general vo­ cational education program In this county at the high school and adult level*. New m em ber o f the com - Prexy States Purpose O f College BLACKSBURG, Va. (U P I) — Virginia Polytechnic Insti­ tute VPI, in an e ffo rt to cut down freshman claas drop­ outs, has stlminated the shoe shining and brass poll.hlng chore* of new members o f the Corps o f Cadets. VPf President T. Marshall Hahn said the period formerly set aside for freshman cadets to perform chores for upper classmen now has been desig­ nated for atudy. "The primary purpose o f going to rnllrge is to obtain an education." Hahn suid. Johnson Loss In State Seen FORT I. A U D F, R HALF. (U P I) State GOP Chair­ man Toni F. Brown predicted Sunday that President John­ son will Im* easier to Unit at the polls next year than Pre­ sident Kennedy would have been. And he added “ It will take more than n Southern drawl” for him to win Florida. The Tnnipa attorney, an ouUpcken backer o f Sen. Harry Goldvvater, predicted the Arinina Republican "w ill rarry Florida by • Comfort­ able margin." mlttce is Felix Andrrws, manager of HLH Products. Other members for the com ­ ing year are Dr. John Darby, Robert Shedden and J. P. Toole. Outgoing members arc Joseph Foy and Sirs. Patty Gatchel, who remain as exofficio members. Committee members make recommendation* regarding the future development of vo­ cation and technical educa­ tion. They visit the schools to sec the program in operation. $ 10? By Mrs. Adam Muller The monthly meeting of the DeBary Catholic St. Ann's Guild was held lust week at the church with Rev. II. Dev­ lin o f DcLund attending as spiritual advisor. Mrs. John Strung nnd Mrs. Michael Donloii thanked nil who assisted ill making the recent combined breakfast slid rake sulc a sucrssful endeav­ or. Mrs. Herbert Vitt and Mrs. Howard Yerke* reported that they had visited 15 new Catholic families in the Deltonu area nnd welcomed them to tin- Dcllury parish. It was announced that Fr. Stciiihilher, a missionary priest who will be visiting his family here during the holidays, will celebrate a Mid night Mass nt St. Ann's on Christmas Kvr. Mrs. Leon lairmcl reminded members o f the annual des­ sert tard psrty to tie held at I p.m., Jan, Id, in the church social hall. MATHER 203-09 E. ltd ST. ON GORGEOUS GIFTS! ST VERSATILE APPLIANC you ca n < u u h ! o o r m e v e i tfe sta G R lL l_ As Advertised Nationally on Television MOVING? CALL 4» I ) ■ » ■ » / % ■ I I M O V I N G A N D S T O R A G E CO., INC. lyjormeyers FA 2-9511 504 Ci-ley Ave. New . AUTOMATIC 3-SPEED PUSH-BUTTON ^ BLENDER Sa nford, Fla. RAMBLER CLASSIC 6 or V-8 package- Mftri-Mof No. 1 ia compact car sales-Rambler leads because Rambler listens ★ HIATS * BOILS new excitem ent...big 6 -foo te r room ...standout perform ance...value features In Russia tha woman do all manual labor and Jordan •bowed pictures ot the women PRICES SLASHED St. Ann's Guild Has Meeting 35“ CLOWN DOLL c z Officers o f Trade Winds new unit U located in the Seminole Plaza on U. S. IT- Cafeteria. In addition to Rob­ inson, are W. K. Price J r „ 92 between Orlando and San­ first vice president; Glen U. ford. Henson, second vice pre«iTrade Winds Cafeterias now dent and James C. Robinson, are established in Melbourne, secretary-treasurer. Leesburg, Cocoa and Orlando and construction began last month on an eighth unit In Unit Sets Party the Scarstown Shopping Cen­ The Auxiliary unit to D»ter south of F t Pierce on llary'a Herbert D. Gibb Am er­ U. S. 1. The Seminole Plaza unit ican Legion Post 259 will have will have a seating capacity IU annual Christmas party o f 350 and some 75 employes and meeting at 7 p. m. today will be required. Faculties in the Fire Recreation Hall on will also include two Urge Colomba Road. Members un­ private dining rooms with asked to bring a 80 cent puper built-in sound systems to gift for the grub bug. O n INAfTY » w V-l fWOlMANCI plui lamed economy ind plenty o f eo for vale polling. Choice o f Clavuc 6 or V - 8. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. M T IX !** VAIUIS at noextra cost. including Deep-Dip ruviproofing. Double-Safety Brake*. Advanced Uoil Construction. 301 W est First Street, Sanford, Fla. Watch tha Danny Kay* Show on CBS-TV, Wedneeday evening., 10:00, Channel 8 J fa fe n d t& A tfh fU *ftrU flfxryce/aouW tj& CHOOSE FROM THESE AND OTHERS — AT Sanford Electric Co. I1MS. Magnolia FA 2-1563 ) �Eh? % > ^ rn tfn rh Ifim tl h J Zip Coda 82H1 WEATHER: Partly cloudy, cool through Thursday: high today near 70; bw tonight In 80a. VOL. 56 ** e io * * Hunter* ir e giving Tom m y Peterson and bit geese no eod ot year or m ore Canadian trouble. A ago, Tom m y was presented with a pair o f these geese, a m ale and a female. As every naturalist United Press Leased Wire ErtabUahad 1908 WED., DECEMBER 18, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 85 Area Gets $81,000 Urban Grant U. 5. Boosts Long-Range Planning mwA knows, this particular breed o f geese normally mate only once in a lifetim e. Shortly after he received the fowl, a hunter shot and killed the female. Not too ■ V much later Tom m y picked up another female and, strangely. Just recently the pair "took u p" with each other. So what hap­ pens? Just the other day an­ other hunter crippled the drake. $56 Picasso LONDON (L'PI>—The Insti­ tute of Contemporary Art aald today it will hold a char­ ity art raffle, with the winner taking home a Picasso paint­ ing for only $36. Clues In New Sm yrna Slaying 'M ighty M eager' DAYTONA BEACH (UFIVInvestigator* Mid clue* wer* "m ighty m eager" today is th* sadistic kidnap slaying o f New Smyrna Beach service station owner Samuel Dough­ erty. The 81-year-old t u found tied to * tree in a wooded area near the Florida East Coast Railway track* at nearby Holly HIU Tuesday. Ilia head was caved In and there were five knife wound* in hia back. Volusia County Sheriff R od­ thing* they thought wwra sus­ picious. "T h a clues ara m ighty meager, but vre're running them all dow n," he ■aid. Thursby said $423 waa miss­ ing from Dougherty’ s filling station on the northern out­ skirts of New Smyrna Beach, about 33 mile* from the spot his mutilated body was found at 8 p. m . by a Negro hunter. Willie J. Davts, 19. said he waa hunting near the FEC track* on the outskirts of Holly Hill when he heard a 'g roa n ." He followed the sound, saw the body lying on the g r o u n d and ran « half mOa 3 tbc Holly HiB police station and reported the Incident. Thursby said Davis told him he had only beard the onn groan and had not seen any­ on e in the area prior to find­ ing the body. Police issued an all-point* bulletin In Florida, Georgia and Soulh Carolina, and Thursby offered a WOO re­ ward for any Information leading to the arrest of thn persons responsible for the slaying. "There'll be no questions asked if we get a e a ll," bn said. ney T h un by called the slay­ ing "the most vicious and Long range urban planning heinous crime I've e v e r for the E a it Central Florida seen ." Dougherty's body was found area. Including . S e m i n o l e $5.6 Million Florida's Share For Colleges County, w as given a "shot In some 13 miles from his ser­ vice station. the a r m " today when Con­ Constable Russell Galbreath gressman A. Sydney Herlong TALLAHASSEE (U P I) TA LLA H ASSEE (U P I) — would provide fl,8&0,036 fo r o f New Smyrna Reach said It Jr. announced the Housing The Supreme Court refused • • • was hoped that somenne driv­ The it*ta received formal Junior colleges and technical and Home Finance Agency ami $4,283,126 ing by the atatlon on U. S. word today It* share o f a new institutions John Krtdcr really gets today to validate a 12.1 m il­ has granted Wl.uoo to "aid I might have seen something $1.2 billion federal college con­ fo r universities. around. He’s in New York lion bond issue for construc­ this federally impacted area lli.it would give a clue. The struction aid bill will bo $3,The final figures differed City today (on a very Import­ tion of additional hospital fa c­ in its program of com pre­ only slightly from earlier rohhery and kidnaping took 633,182. ant mission for Seminole ilities by the Halifax Hospital hensive planning." place In broad daylight. County) and is scheduled for District In Volusia County. Gov, Farris Bryant was ask­ estimate* o f the state's share This grant was made to the Galbreath aald several tele­ ed to designate a state agency In tha measure, which was a canal district meeting East Central Florida Region­ phone calls had been receiv­ Thursday in Orlando. to administer tha program signed Into law Dec. 16 by al Planning Connell, with ed from persons who u « • • • PARIS (U P D -A U. S. Air in Florida. Bryant’s executive President Lyndon Johnson. DASH A W A Y , DASH AW AY Reindeer, to the Harry Anna Crippled headquarters in Titusville. The money goe* for both Anchor Club m em bers are Force Boeing Jetliner carry­ aide James Kynes said the Children’* Home in Umatilla, to mid to the fun fo r lit children who won’t Tills fund will be matched ing Defense Secretary Robert having a " c a r w ash" at Phil­ governor would probably public and private Institutions lie going home for Christina*. Mrs. Robert Zittrower (left) and Mrs. Mar­ with ftO.SOO contributed by lips M Service Station. Park S. McNamara narrowly avoid­ name the cabinet board of ed­ o f higher learning. cel Faille (right) o f the Anna Miller Circle present their prize-winning seven counties, including IT,ed crashing Into a civilian je t­ and Third. Saturday from 9 The three year life o f tha ucation fur the Job. reindeer to George Carver, managing director o f the home, ut the Elk's 336 from Seminole County, liner at Orly Airfield today, a. m. to 5 p. m. Kynea aald the program program will provide the state (Herald Photo) Lodge, Tuesday. • • • Robert Doyle, executive di­ port authorities announced. with about $16.8 million. rector of the planning round!, NOTE TO JANE CASSEL­ Matching funds could coma told The Herald by telephone B E R R Y ; The many friends from a $43 million bond Issue at noon today that members PASADENA. Calif. ( U P D of Mrs. Josephine Kennedy, for university construction of his staff will tie in Sem­ m ajor earthquake that former Casselberry resident A which w ill be validated and inole County in February for and widow o f Nash Kennedy, could have been destructive sold early next year. a study of housing, transpor­ former Casselberry town m ar­ had it struck i populated area Under tha Hire* year plan. tation, recrralion. Industry shall, will be glad to know was recorded 'Hies day by Institutions w ill also be abta and allied subjects to meet that she sends season's greet­ seismographs at the Califor­ By Donna Extra to qualify fo r funds In a the criteria laid down hy the ings from Bermuda. She Is nia Institute of Technology. The prize-winning reindeer lashes and sparkling golden $120 milliun loan program , The hid o f Therm O-Tane federal governm ent for iuturc residing there with her son, which rode to victory on Uie antlers were designed and lias and Appliance Company, United Pres* International and a similar plan will b« la cash grant*. N. B. Kennedy, o f the Navy. created by Mrs. Zittrower, A bllstcry low pressure sys­ effect totaling $145 million Anna Miller Circle float in Inc., of Sanford for the air Doyle said all o f Seminole Mrs. Kennedy writes that she TAM PA IUPI)—A new system clumped new snow on the fo r graduate schools and cen­ float chairman and Mrs. the recent Christmas parade conditioner and heater for County has been photograph­ misses tiie hom e town very tern of military com m unica­ Midwest today. Snow drifted ter*. much but keeps abreast of tions using a satellite for the in Sanford have found a hap­ FaiUe out of lumber, chicken Longwood's new City Hall and ed from the air and that arross highways and heavy wire, cotton, plastic and gilt. the latest happenings (w atch­ far-flung U. S. Strike Com ­ py hom e. Fire limine was accepted at a these aerial photograph* are snow warning were posted for DIt. (i. II. STARKE Around their necks arc hung being *tudlcd to aid in Hie ing for Jane’ s byline) by mand task forces may result They are going tu Umatilla, parts of three states. continued session of Hie City long range planning to meet reading The Sanford Herald. from tests bring made at to do their part toward bring- bolts ami (lowers on satin A private plane carrying Council Tuesday evening. • • • ribbon*, and twined In their future expansion. MarDill Air Force Base all in ginf t h r u tin as Joy to the two or three persons plunged Alter extensive discussion forelocks between their gold­ Last regularly scheduled this week. Federal agencies have not­ children of the llarry-Anna into Icy Laks E ric north of and consideration of the num­ en ear* are more flowers. meeting for the year of the ed county planning la a ne­ Crippled Children's home. Dunkirk, N. Y ., Tuesday erous bids sub in IIled, council The Anna Miller Circle has present Altamonte Springs cessity to gain future grants. Tuesday, Mrs. Robert Zilnight, The pilot reported car awarded the hid In Therm-0become famous for their Town Council will be held at The Federal Bureau nf Hoads Dr. J , Clifford Boyce, 64, TALLAHASSEE ( UPI I — trow i t and Mrs. Marcel buretor icing and loss o ! con­ Tane which had submitted the * this evening at Town Hall. Attorney Mallory Horne says Faille, in behalf of the Bl'OE prize-winning floats and now already h a s announced a Sanford physician and mem* trols before the crash. Newly elected Councilman he plans to challenge the 1241, creators of the Mama have five trophies in their low bid o f $1,313.36. deadline of July 31. I»i3, Skies cleared behind the ber of tha Seminola County In other business a rcsoluBob Newell will he taking right of j ^ T a j 'S '* dairy tu # -.nd J’ -ipj .tli'p'dC'X q re»cr'ed collection—four for first place when road funds will be cut snow storm and temperature* M rdlcil Association, died a t . '>a**cd f£r the pavHiu. ■ 9. 110.1* •ver Frank Gerhardi's post defy a }IlP^''om m lsslon order 'bem to (• ■"'ge Carver. m a n -, '3 .he 4 tk i l . o o ff unless the rountie* have Members o f the Seminole plunged to 21 degrees below 1:23 a.m. today at Seminola n iniinole Avenue and In January. Same with the selling i - i . minium retail aging direr: *r nf Mi-- liar • ■u i second i rlze. a comprehensive transporta County Medical Society elect zero at Aberdeen, S. D., home Memorial Hospital following 't he float <u which the rein­ Land A - emit- from Highland lain plan ready. Sanford City Council — Karl price o f mill, it :>2 cents a Anna Home, the home, whic.i ed Dr. G tcrye H. Siarke as o f thn Fischer quints, and 23 a short Illness, Street tu Lnkevlcw Drive. deer rode wr.i < In keeping with Higginbotham will succeed gallon. Urange and Seminole Coun­ president Tuenlay evening. below at Havre, Mont. Minn­ Dr. Boyce m oved hers la has at present in residence, It. H. Ferrell, who was re­ die theme for the year of Tom McDonald on Jan. T. ties have been conferring on Also circled wer-v Dr. Robert eapolis, Minn., reported 9 be­ 1053 from Freemont, Ohio, 75 children, is supported by cently elected to council and • • • Christmas under the Sun and where he had practiced medl* this matter, toward Hie point M Ih.scmond. vice president^ low. the Elks Lodge* of Florida. showed Santa Claus flaa;.ng will lie sworn into office at , of forming a two county plan A WORTHY CAUSE: The , )r c h „ , M Hardwick, TALLAHASSEE (L P 1) - The children range m age Heavy snow warning* were cine for many years. Bora the regular Jan. 2 meeting, in a pool, on a patio, which Pink Ladies (w ho volunteer The newly organized Interim from seven months to 20 nlng council. However. I»o> 'e ( lPCrrUry. T cr„ , o f offlci. posted for section* of Ohio, March 13, 1899, In Canada, was .surrounded hy palm and sat in oil Tuesdays meeting their time at Seminole Memor­ legislative committee to In­ years. Pennsylvania ami western he graduated from McGill 0 n ,n ‘!c Coun,y I com m ence Jan. 1. citrus Irccs. while children as an observer. Councilman ' ial Hospital) are establishing vestigate stale agencies e m ­ Medicine la The jolly looking reindeer, has apprised him it has dcs , , r siarkr. member of the New York. Up to 3 inchei of University of a MOO fund for nurse's train­ powered to Issue h a n d s with their long golden eye- lounged on the wrought iron Jim Reiter w n absent. Ignatrd hi* rnuncll as the Montreal. Ha w as a m em ber freah snow fell over most of Florida Medical Association, The meeting was adjourned patio chairs, T erry Martin. ing for any worthy Seminole agreed today In start Its work pi.inning agency for that ■ o f all Ma ionic bodies. Includ­ Hie Great Lakes area and Imv praclicrd medicine here Chris Franks and Deblde stihjer! to eall. County girl. Details will be u llh a look at the Turnpike county He said lie lias had dnee 1927. He opened a $ 10,- Ohio Valley during the night. ing Bahia Tem ple and a Zittrower wero the parties worked out at the January Authority. no information from Seminole Tlie storm dumped 148 mem ber of tha local Elks ooo clinic in 1032 and treats pants. luncheon-meeting. County. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, Lodge. Inches of snow at Muskegon. patients at the Good Sam ari­ • • t County Commission chair­ He Is survived by one Mich., Tuesday—a record for tan Home free of charge. ANOT1IERWORTHY man, was nut of the rity to­ daughter, Mrs. Joseph KiloWASHINGTON (U P I) A a 34 hour period. Up to 20 Resides Sanford and Sem­ CAUSE: Communications day and unavailable (or com ­ inole County, his patients inches nf snow fell in the gm im lth o f Geneva, SwUserlabor dispute between United Workers of Am erica, Local ment. land; a sun, Chief M /Sgt. J. Air Lines and the machinists LOS ANGELES ( UPI ) com e from throughout Cen­ surrounding area. 3108, is again sponsoring two union that threatened a strike Tlte brother of one of the sus­ (n the Chicago area, only C. Jtnyce Jr., o f Scott Air tral Florida. "HI M om " Christmas tele­ TALLA H ASSEE ( UPI ) — o f ground crews at the height pected kidnapers o f Frank Annual midnight edition A native of Alarhua Coun­ the heavily traveled thorough­ Force Rase, III.; a stepson, phone calls to service men or of the Christmas rush w as Sinatra Jr. said Tuesday he The Hoad Department will of the The Sanford llrrald ty, he was graduated in 1923 fares and expressway* were Tom Norris o f Orlando; a women (son. daughter or hus­ settled during the night, a r e ­ turned his brother in to the open contractors’ hills Friday will be distributed early from Florida A & M College relatively clear of snow and sister, Mrs. H. C. Andrew, o f band) overseas. Mrs. Robert on It Interstate, primury nod Alberta, Canada, Sunday. The rditlon will be liable source said today. FBI "a t hi* request." ami received Ills medical de­ ire, although many slippery Calgary, Washburn, at USD, has pre­ and seven grandchildren. spot; were reported. "1 turned my brother in, but secondary construction p roj­ run off the pres* at m id­ gree in 1927 from Meliarry pared a box for tetters and night Saturday, ready for Funeral arrangements will Even the sunny Southland it w as with his approval," j Utiiverslly, Nashville, Tenn. cards with this Information: [Deluded niuong (lie jobs to the new* rarrler* early couldn't escape the bad wea­ be announced by Brlsson Fun­ NEW YORK ( UPI ) - Pro James Irwin, tt. said in * WASHINGTON I UPI) — Name, rank, serial number, he let wdll be the first Inter­ Sunday. ther. Miami, had 77 Inch of eral Home pending arrival o f rfiiction of the L'mted Pres* newspaper interview. Florida eitru* officials told country and. If possible, tele­ International American Heri­ This U tradition with The rain In six hours Tuesday Mrs. Klingensmllh. John William Irwin. 42. state Route 95 In Volusia Federal Triulo Agencies today phone number. The cards night. llrrald, giving all Its per­ the reduction or elimination o f tage hard cover lunik on the was arrested last Friday and County. The six mile project must be dropped in the box, sonnel ChrMnia* Day to tariff* on foreign eitru* uml assassination id Prssldent presumably told Kill agents will extend from U. S. 92 Veep Choice NOT mailed. Drawing will be spend with their families. eitru* products would endang­ Kennedy was placed on an where to find ihe other two west o f Daytona Reach north Seeks New Term at J p. m. Sunday and the WASHINGTON (U P I) There will he no paper Wed­ er domestic grower* ami pro­ around-the-clock ba ds Tues­ suspects, Harry Worthington to the Tomoka lliver. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Hep. Robert L, F. Sikes, D* winners will he notified by Other projecta include fournesday, Christmas Day, Sun- ducers. day with a first press run of Keensr,, son nf a wealthy telephone. MIAMI (UPI) — A black A g r i c u l t u r e C o m m i s ­ Fla., said Tuesday t h a t three-quarters of a million family, ami Joseph Clyde Am- lulling o f highw ays unit a day‘ * patter will rrplace The testimony before the duck migrated to Florid* sioner Doyle Conner announc­ Speaker J o h n M cCormack next Wednesday'* edition. couple of bri'lgt *. slcr, both 23. U. S. T ariff Com inis* Ion nod first via** on a jetliner Tues­ ed mi hi* Until birthday Tues­ "should la- offered tho place Something ()n your mind copies. tin; Trudo Information Com­ day. that you'd like to tell the day (hat he wuuld ruu lor re- o f vice president on the next mittee is In opposition to a Governor or a m em ber o f the CUARWAUk h .4 4* Vti1 The thick, found hnlf-slarv- rlrclinn next year. Democratic ticket." proposed lowering or elimina­ *<l in Canada, was whisked legislature at Tallahassee? tion nf eitru* and citrus prod­ with 116 human passenger* Mrs. Virginia M. Jacobs, toucts tariff*. ral We-dern I'nlon manager, from Ottawa tu Miami nbrnird Kuliert W. Rutledge, exec­ und Flastern Air Line* jet. says there's a special rate. * • • utive vice presidtut o f the Tw o pretty stewardesses Klorldn Citrus Mutual told the fed him ehampagne at a Twelfth annual policem an's tariff committee Tuesday th* VIP loung* at the airport ball is sls’ed for Jan. 11 at tnriffs on fnregin citrus m uit hern and then the duck was Mayfair Inn to the music o f bo maim allied or Ihe U. S. taken to a local zoo, where Liu Feldman and his orNtiiini* to lose up tu |3.3 bil­ it is hoped he will live a soft chentra. • • • lon unnuully. and long life. CHILDREN Homer E. Hooka, general Casselberry Postmaster Ed­ If he ever get* back to ADULTS manager o f the F lorida Citrus Canada, the airlines might be 12 OK UNDER gar Sttler has a special jet Commission, u l-o testified heto Santa's pnstoffice at the in trouble North Pole, so it seem s Chil­ fore the i rude coin in it tee und tnrilf committee toduy. dren may mail their tetters to Santa one day at the Cas­ Menu Include*! selberry posl office and r*reive an answer the next day Cole Slaw with the North Pole postmark French Frlen MIAMI ( UPI ) — A two and signed by Santa, himself. PINE I Liked lleans • • • block downtown | months-old baby boy was A two ea wav blockad found dead In his crib here Longwood Grits Judy A McMillan, of !M r /< i t t / j ~ l1 ed from pedestrian and auto Tuesday. Onora Road, who is reported Hush Puppies Authorities say the victim, traffic fur two hour* Tuesday out of town for two weeks, Relish Tray afternoon h> Long wood Vol­ Michael Douglas Rarllrbnuuli. may obtain the reiurn o f her Coffee Or Tea unteer Firemen after lire apparently wav smothered by pur»e, with MO, from Mar­ I p h l C K.f N i broke out in lop of an acety­ a plastic bag. tin Leonhardt. of Allendale, K V a: m n n lene tank at Yc Oldc Wrought Fla. Leonhardt reported to Owned i Oprratrd Iron Shoppe Sanford police today he had Hr Although the flu me* w ere World's Record found the purse and money Maxine A Bob Eckenl D rugs; Mayor Tom McDonald, Gen. J. WEARING "GOLD’* H AUDI!ATS and using EL CENTRO, Calif. (U P I) quickly brought under control Hancock and will be happy to return Hutchison, chairman o f the County CotnntU"(Told’’ shovel.*, these official* broke ground by Chief Claude Layo and the — Thirteen U. S. Air Force It. SHADES O F DKSMONTHllw y . 17-92 So. sion, and It. M. Thompson Jr., president o f In­ eight volunteers reporting, und Army parachutists today Tuesday fur the multi-million dollar Sanford ENES and his lantern and his Sanford vestment Property Guilders, Miami, and R. M. Shopping ten ter on Highway 17-02 at Onora the blockade was vet up aa a held the world record for seirch for honesty: H e's fin­ Ph. FA 2-5965 Street. From the left: George Jenkins, president Thompson Construction Company, Clearwater. ally found an honest man. (Or precautionary measure in mass free-fall with a plunge rase of la b r explosion. of almost eight miles. (Herald Photo) o f Puhlix Market*; Jack Eckertl, president o f one of them ) Bonds Refused Narrow Escape Quake Recorded Heavy Snows, Sub-Zero Cold Hit Midwest longwood OKs Crippled Children To Get 2 Reindeer Equipment Bid New System Dr. J. C. Boyce Dies At Hospital County Medical Society Elects New Officers Milk Challenge Pike Authority Strike Averted Kennedy Book Brother Turned In Suspect Volusia Bids To Be Opened Herald To Print Midnight Edition Citrus Tariffs Held Necessary Duck Flies First Class To Florida FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH F R Y ALL YOU CAN E A T $135 Longwood Fire Blocks Street Plastic Bog Smothers Tot ▲ CREST INN $100 � 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 17, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 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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M f* r Sanford Sailor Leaves Navy L f f . i i a fn fa r l frralb 4 1 Drought Covers Eastern Slates, \ Water Dwindles i M U r' E ftrut cam P«r »t | Met t Mr. rin« H paa and eltf can I tafl of pr.n loll 1 •n *01 and •d a I Irm fro an< tup anc > «( »*t ma act By VMM Fma fatenattoaal Fires amouldcrtd and flsr* •d today aeroaa lha droughtstricken caitern half of the ■atkm. Ftecioui v a t a r atippUea continued to dwindle. The U, 8. Weather Bureau predicted “rabatantial raise*’ would waih out the co*Uy dry aped ht the Mldweet and Great Plalaa during the seat SO daye. But the dry weather, which haa turned New England fo r eat) and Allegheny Umberlend Into tinder boxee, wae expected to continue along the Eastern Seaboard. The effects of the summert a g drought were beginning to be felt not only In flre-deatooyed woodland* and fields, tod to bunt-out cropa, de­ creasing milk auppliei and toe closing of schools. Many small towns were asked coniervs water. W r­ e n , creeks, likes and wed* dried up. Wster crista loomed in other cities. Woodlands have been closed to the public in several states. Campfires and other open burning near forests have been banned in others. to NASA Probes Sale Of Cars cat tlo brl tlo »tl br bit In* ra bit > th< ui br ch at "J an Tl at a* an I rc cl tb ca rc ai ct *i P b b a a S I) t a i t CAPE CANAVERAL tU P l) —The reported **1* nf p«v. ernment-rented I9i>0 «rt>l llKll model cars fur a* little »* $300 nil’ll ha * touched off an investigation 1>>- n federal apace agency team from Washington. Th* National Aeronautic* ar.d Space Administration (NASA! raid it* inspection* division was checking into '■possible impropriety” In the Stle, which v s i conducted ort H i restricted tnl>*iln i : ASA said it had n e i iv n i r<; oris that 39 *»f 7* car* v. • sold to inuiv .duals and to tractor* opeia'.itii; at Cape C. laveral. FIRST AID CLASSES, sponsored by the South Seminole Elementary CUnlc Mothers, bejran Montlny with 24 mothers enrolled. Here, Pastor H. V. Hendershot, Red Cross instructor, watches ns Mrs. Beverly Miller practices bandage on Mrs, Joyce Colborn, (Herald Photo) Winning Pigeon 'Up In The Air' Keim, Fortune Address Young Republicans TOKYO (L T D —The Japan International Goodwill Pigeon Rare got off the ground all right today, but the finish was indecisive. More than 2oo pigeons were released in centra! Japan for the 225 mile-flight to Tokyo. None showed up at the finish line. "We expected some of them to be intercepted by hawk*," a perplexed race official said. "||p'» IM« wM the first time the whole flight got lost." By Jane Casselberry John Keim, candidate for school board trustee In the Nov. S election, and Rep. J a n Fortune spoke at a meeting nf the Seminole County Young Republican Club T u e s d a y night in Howell Park filling Jrt f - r t'-r ;:hndu!cj .p o k e r . Sen. William Young, of St. pe*er*t>iir«, Keim told nf the duties of a school hoard trustee, a non- THE ••IMWNSWKEI*’’ paying post. and explained —How the* Kirnt Laity wear.* her hair is al­ that hit dccirian to run wat ways a subject for con­ motivated by a deiire to ful­ fill hit duty a« an active citi- versation — «»<t t h e ren an I to help provide bet­ current "ilovvnsweep" she show a lie re is a ter schools. example. Fortune »poke on the need WASHINGTON (UPD—The for a concerted effort by coml niter) States conducted Its ml.slonera, the voter regis­ seventh announced u n d e r ­ trar, and thep rest a* well a« ground nuclear weapons test civic dub* and individual* in ban treaty was *igned Aug. 5. get reddent* tn re titter alive Atomic Energy ComScmino'e County 1* t,iird from TOKYO (UPD —Communist lbs bottom of the list of Flor- ■( hiru h n charged India with mission said that the test in Ida counties in the percent­ a new intrusion into Chinese Nevada wav of intermediate age of votert registered. I territory, the New China yield, with an explosive force The need fur having pdl* New* Agency said in a broad equal In a range of between 20 1**1 and 1.i*i,i**i tuns of better marked wat illsrutted cast beard here today. and {he club will request th a t , The broadcast carried the TNT. t ruler ground tc»ts are the county commission putt text of a C'hine*e note direct­ permitted under Ihc treaty. sign* giving the precinct ed to the Indian Foreign Mm number at each voting plate. i»try rhar;ing an unspecified Original settlers nf J a m e s ­ Audrey Flynn, president, number of Indians crossed in­ town. Va . were brought on gave a brief reiume «f the to China through the Karakir- the vessels Susan Constant, constitutional amendment* inn Pass Sept. 22. Gnd Speed ami Discovery. and other items to appear on the ballot tn the Nov. 5 elec­ tion She announced that result* were satisfactory’ from ' ’Ope­ ration Registration," a pro­ During Gur Grand Opening — Were Awarded Tol ject of the club, and within Nuclear Test Set Off In Nevada Red China Hits Indian Intrusion The ears wen’ all two to three years old, with an uv* ctngc of 30,000 mile* of U-e apiece. NASA had rented thrm under a contract July* 3, lfW2, with Management S erv­ ice* Ine. The tale nl.-o ».i« t » have been conducted under t t r m i laid out in the contract, NASA said. t nfoiturd aourcc* (aid the rara had sold for a* little as *.;<«> each and the space agency said the disposal ».»!<• had been conducted on a r e ­ stricted government reserva­ tion which "apparently de­ the last two months there nied the public full opportu­ were an equal number regis­ tering Republican and Demo­ nity to participate.” crat at compared to the pre­ vious ratio of 6>a to o n e . Tribute To Walt The mimeograph fund re­ GENEVA (LTI) - The In ceived a boost when one cou­ tcrgovernmental Committee ple pledged $30 if the rliih for European M i g r a t i o n can match this amount fur (1CE.M) paid tribute to the the purchase of this piece lata U, S. Rep Francis E of equipment Walter, who wa* chairman of Rev, Otto Laegler gave the th« House Immigration aub 1 n v o c a t ion. Refreshments «umm litre and supporter nf were nerved by Mr. and Mr* th e refugee committee’s Charles Pierce during the cof­ work. fee break. DOOR PRIZES Hubert Terry — 70.1 Via Lombnrtly, \Y. i’ttrk 1). A. Brown — Box 777, I'ntwellicrry Delilile AYilliam* — I*. O. Ibi\ 77, luike Mary A. V. Pope — Lake Charity, Maitland Q eola 'A Neminole I'laift — t'fts-idherry Complete Line Of llnllm.Trk Cards, Paper (loods, Stationery, Fine Watches - (-imitar la illuOralinn*) for Ladies and (Jentlemen r ■ t *4 ycl- I. 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OLD HICKORY I u visited us during our REG. 4.90 6105 CASE OF 12 x n T t i r . o r v r s - i . i i ' v t h »> SON TVS II M i l l (••» . Iftl.li r i n l S s l l i l a l n A r t h u r ft. B ^ h w t v h . Jr., Clark C treull C u i r t • a m n l u l a C u u n l y , S*!->rlt» Safety Officials Touring Cape SCOTCH ORDER PERSONALIZED CARDS EARLY Legal Notice x o t ic h w H E R f t n r evivBN. T h a t R. W. *rh.M,|cr*f» Ul» hatiler uf t h . r - iltu w ln c c a r l l r i o s t * h*» f l t « t >it<l e e r l t * ftcftlft fo r *»* l<—4 to l*iti #4 thsrton. Th* cartlflrata n u r n b o r a m i j u s r a t laavtanv*, t h * d a a e r t p t l o a a f th * o r a w r t y , an<i lb * n » m » In w h i c h t n i l * u * * > . 4 n r - >■ ro l lo w * : C a r l l f t e a t a N«. ISIS V a a r »r l u u s n o ts*t U tm lsilM »r r r-ft-rtsl Tolls T X I llio rk S l - S - 111 la* P a r k Plftl Hook » l*s«« «* Nam* In w hich ,* * « « * # t F r a n k X in, >Ilia ftta blls. All i » l l p r u p t r t r b - l n a In t h a C ounty Kamlnota, Sl.vfa n! Flnrltl* IJnlaas a m h r * r < l n . r a t a s h a l l ha r*4e»m »4 a c c o r d InU to t a w lha | i r . . it - r ty rrlt>*4 In a u f h e e t l l f l e a v a w ill t a *nt4 So th * h t x h - a t b l d d r r a t th a fro n t door of th# Pam l•titla C o u n t y C o u r t Huwsa a t h a n f . u J , F l o r i d * . « n th # flr* t M . i u d a j In Ik a in units o f N o v . • u ib ar, t » S I. w h i c h la th f t Sth Way o f N o v e m b e r , 1»*J. Da tad t h i s t s t d a y a t Dot•bar. tits . Military Head Wins Election In South Korea REG. 7.10 GAltDS & (AFVS Plan Joint Move (■BAD to all of you who , Gondolas used on the can­ TAIPEI, Formosa ( U I ' D - als of Venice are built lop­ U, S. and Chinese Nationalist sided so they will travel a paratroopers will hold a Joint straight line even though maneuver next week In south­ pushed by one oar. ern Formosa, it was announc­ ed. The paratrooper* will en­ gage in drfrnte operations against a simulated invading force. tr A Sanford man h»* Just completed a 20-year tour of duty in the U. 9. Navy, In­ cluding two enlistmer.ta. If* 1* John T. Rumbley, ion of Mrs. J. A. Rumbley. He enlisted in August. 1911, served through World War II. left in 1913 and r»-»nli*ted In 1949. In the three-year In­ terval he was employed by tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road here. Kumblry taw eonToy duty In the Atlantic in the eatly day* of th* war on th# USS Arkansas. Later he took part in the African invasion. In vyr y ✓ all he nerved on six carrier*, t the L’SS Tarawa, Randolph, _ Cnnitellation, Antirtam, Kula i...,. f , -A. Gulf and Shangri-La, his test J. T. RUMBLEY ship before retirement. Medals awarded him includ* the African Campaign, Asiat­ ic-Pacific, Occupation, Good Conduct with four star*, World War If and Pacific Area. # Rutnbley i* married to the former Thelma Johns, daugh­ te r of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johns, of Sanford. He te a SEOUL, Korea (UPD member of Masonic Lodge Military junta chairman Park No. 62, of Sanford. Chung Her appeared to have nosed out ex-Presidcnt Posun Y'un in closely contested South Korean presidential elections. With 97 per cent of the votes ORLANDO (UPD — Flor­ counted, unofficial returns ida's top lire *afety officials gave Park 4.C62.993 to 4.504,will get a lour of Cape Can­ 105 far Yun. A tote! of 10.357. averal today before winding 962 ballots were cast in the up tiie ttth annual Florida flection* Tuesday. Outstand­ Fire Prevention Conference. ing returns were from the r u ­ Stale Firtr Marshal J. Ed- ral distiista whet* Park van win Larson, who is also state strongest. Even while the final returns treasurer and insurance commitstoner, told the conference were being count-d. P a rk ’* Wednesday that Florida's junta backed Democratic Re­ fire losses have dropped be­ publican party claimed vic­ low the national average, but tory in the elections, which warned that the itate "m ust were probably the most o r ­ not neglect one lingle effort derly ta South Korean his­ to avoid the tragedy of fire." tory. 25 % MORE IN QUARTS �■ + A » it School Custodian lo v e s ' Job CUioa fcd iiio n <Hlu> §>mtfnrft i By Mm. H. I.. Jnhnoow "Ths only w ay I eould go oack to school to be with the children I lore was to b« ap­ pointed c u s t o d i a n of the PAGE l-A THl'ItS.. OCTORER 17, 1903 COUNTY NEWS school.” Thea are the words of Miss Aria Mann of Lake Monroe who hua been custodian of the Lake M o n r o e Elementary School since January, 11)59. IN June Casselberry K n o w n affectionately t o The Lyman High School young and old alike a t "Miss PTA's ground* beautification Arie," her daily motto if project got off to n good s ta r t last Saturday when I II •'Help Somebody Today," and Jonathan S. Lukas, son of ll.« Mima llrinstrud viburnum shrubs ami 10 ligus- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lukas of according to School Secretary Warning that "the fire trum* were planted along the Slavia. was announced today Mra. Helen Stapler, aha does season is on," Seminole Coun­ oval driveway in front of the as a state winner under this ty Forest Hunger Albert Har­ just that! school. l-ll Kecognitinn Program. ris stressed that nil burning If the children become 111 at Four paikinsonia tree* do­ Making the announcement of trash should he appioved nated hy the Wagon Wheel was W. W. Blown. state Imyx irhool, it is Miss Arie who and supervised by Usui fireNursery und u donation uf -I-11 d u b agent with the Agiihelps them; If lepulr la needed departments in n u l l commu­ shrubs by the North Orlando cnlturnl Extension Service. In the school requiring a hum* nity in a talk before members tiurdeii Club will also planted. I.ukas was handed both top of the North Orlando Volunmer, or any other tool fur that Austin Saville, heautifiea- awards in forestry, a fountain trer Fire Department last matter, it's Mias Arie who tioii chairman, expressed his pen anil pencil set from Amer­ week. appreciation lo all those who ican Forest Product* Indus­ "fixes it” and if the town ll.ii 11- pointed out that nor­ donated money, time ami trie*. Inc,, und a trip to tho needs mowing or the shrub­ mally the next two months plants to make this project a National l-ll Club Congress bery need at tent inn, It'a Miss constitute a "dry period" In success. In Chicago hy the St. ItegU* Arie whu “does It.” the stale and that with cold Memln-is of (lie P'l'A who Paper Co of Pensacola. In weather approaching, dangers Ill uddition she sweeps und l helped willl the planting were addition to tile state aw ards, will he even more increased. cleans the floors of every 1'iincipul Carlton Henley, Mr. his record will l«> judged MISS AKIE MANN, custodian of the I.uke Mon­ Dining the business session and Mrs, Joseph Puvelchnk, against all other state winners room every school day, and roe Elementary School, never lets thin man- of the meeting the volunteers Mr. and Mr*. James Hirkeu- for one c7 six $100 scholar­ also is responsible fur raising sized power mower stop her if the school lawns voted to again collect toy * mayor, Km Burkhart, .Mr. and ship* to be given by American and lowering the flag every licetI n it Uni;. Mm Mann, who ha* been custo­ for tots beginning the first Mrs. Don Jones, Mrs. Clem gi­ Forest Products. dian at the school since 15KVJ, also taught the day. week in November. Toys will ll ighsmith and Ml. and Mrs. A sophomore at Oviedo Flowers from the school be turned over to the Marino sixth grade there at one time. (Herald Photo) Suv ille. High School, Jonathan Imx grounds, planted ami cultivat­ It serve for distribution at .Student vnluntcci* helping been in d-ll work for fiv«t ed by Miss Arie, are placed Christmastime. in this cooperative effort years uml i* a member of tho daily on tho secretary's desk Fire Chief Hill Halm read were Carol Highsmith, Phil Slav in Senior Club. Although jn the office. One specimen an Invitation for the gioitp Serin ist, Hill Ingram, Austin lie bus concentrated on foe* ■sen recently uli display litre to attend the 11th annual hatillo Ji. and Hill Hoi Mini k. estiy -lol wildlife piojeclk was a ra re lavendar rose statewide fire prevention eoneach je»rr, he !>«.* undertaKen which has been a special pet fereme -et Oct. l'i-tT a t the AUSTIN SAVII.I.H. beautification chairman: Mr#. Joseph I’avetebak, several projeet* in toil mid and is shown with much pride. Hubert Meyer Motel ill Or­ 1*TA pre.-ddcnl and Carlton Henley, Hyman High principal, left to right, water conservation, garden­ A native of Cochran, Hu., lando, were among those pitching in to landscape the school grounds lied Satur­ ing, tractor use and rare, and Miss Arie crime to Lake Mon­ The men set Oct. PJ as a day. (Herald i'lioto) puldie speaking. A pn>|HiHiil lor tin- development uf Trout l.nke work day for Did village file roe in October, 1909. Today J mm tha a has am veil ns nn she la living in the home that as a combined swimming facility fur t,ynmn Iligb truck. officer of hi* local club threw has been here since 1913, now School und the Town of Casselberry was presented Two new members joined times, including one y e a r a* the oldest house still stand­ for consideration of the Casselberry Rout'd of Alder­ the organization at this meet­ president and ha# served u« ing in Monroe. She does all men at Monday nijghtV meeting, ing. chaplain of the county coun­ Jim Hirkenmeyer, Casselberry resident and the curpcntur repair work on By Sir*. Adam .Muller cil. He Ims won miniarouu member of the Lyman Boo*, the home and just this sum­ , bun men will lie notified this cane game, basketball throw, Hy Mona HrinMrad The Auxiliary to the De­ county awnnU I n p u h I I a teis Association, advised that mer installed awnings over all train rides, a candied apple, nary Volunteer Fire Depart­ sp.-iiking ami t r a c t o r , und Plan* for Die Loitgwond week of their duties, with cooperative effort the the windows. Two of her Permanent booths, which peanut mol popcorn booth, ment voted last Thursday to placed sixth or better in Dus Elementary School'* Harvest lake eould he made an ideal b r o t h e r s . Clark anil Jack Festival were made last Fri­ can lie taken down anil stored two ticket hooths, a dinner in purchase new card tables to state vegetable judging eonbeat ion for the town's annual Mann, also reside there. day night ul a meeting of the for future use. are being he used in the Recreation test for the pnst five years. the cafeteria and an auction. water safety and swimming Miss Aria f i n i s h e d the Hall of the Fire Station where I TO Way* and Mean* Com­ planned and will lie set op William Hein is local louder A main attraction will he classes anti for the school's eighth grade a t Monroe School mittee held at the North Or- during the morning of the the meeting was Its-ld with of the Slavia Club. Die crowning of a Harvest swimming program and com­ which at th a t time win two Mrs, Charles U r i d i presid­ Inndii home of Mr and Mrs- Festival date. Chairmen and King and ljuren. Container* ing. petition. years old and had only three Pat DelVillnggio, chairmen of their committee* will ho re­ lie Mona drill-lead rooms. sponsible for decorating and for penny vote* will he placed The Invocation w as given Citing the fact that Cns-elthe committee. in each lionieroion this week hy Mrs. Alfred Itaull and the A costume Halloween party Hy lli-rnirr Kelsey During the 1923-21 school berry is the only town other The Festival will ho held for npcrutilig the booths. term aha was appointed by Attinelion* scheduled in­ ami the king and queen will Salute fn the Flag was led Joe B. McCawley Jr., di­ than Sanford in the area ttint and potluck supper was plan­ from t until 7 p m , oil Satur­ State School Superintendent rector or UkT ethical hypnosis conducts swimming classes ned hy the North Orlando day, Nov. J'!, at the school. clude three fish ponds, a ho chosen from the room turn­ by Mrs. Carl Halles. ing in lh,, largest collection. (iitrden Club a t last week's W. S. Cawthon to teach the training center Mrs. Charles Ashley joined Assignment* for activities country store, a cake walk, Orlando, 111,1 n Inrjji* scale, Hirkenmeyer Ill other business the com­ meeting. The event is sched­ sixth grade under a tenipnrbean hug throw, treasure the group as a new member. and booth* were made for advised that it is U-roiniiig By Julia Harlow was guest speaker Monday mittee planned to sponsor ary certificate. Principal then A change in Ihe by-law* iiuieasingly difficult e a c h uled for Friday, Nov. I, be­ eiich liiimrpiiim und homeroom hunt booth, wel sponge throw, A sketch in satire entitled movie* on Saturday after- was read by Miss Beatrice night for the annual Faculty ginning lit 7 p.ni., at tlui Ivie was J. Tildcn Jacobs. x-nr for tin town to find an "Sandbox and PTA" will In* inton * at Die *rhon| with filial After retiring as ■ teacher Night Dinner given by **11' .unitabln lake whit It alst) is Building io Ihn Village It'sJ. Tyson, parliamentarian, details of thi* project to tie who served ns recording se­ presented at next Tuesday's rcaltnn area. ■he became custodian for two- Oviedo Women’s Club. clear enough to suit Dm pnrH p.m. meeting of Ilia A lta­ announced ut u Inter date. In other business Die eluh cretary in Die absence of and one-half years during Du.Speaking before some 100 p'l-e. monte Spring* Elementary Those all ending were s-rv- Mr* Paul Frevtxrher. voted uimnimoosly to u«.*i*l early 1950'a. She later turned club members a r J t h e i r Ho pointed Old that Trout the t i r e Department und t iv­ 1 c,J i e f l r diluent* of to ffee and Plan* were made for the PTA h* be held in Dm school In farming which sho did until guests, McCawley cited values la k e wdli it* crystal clear ie Association with the Comcookies at tllu close of the Auxiliary tn sponsor a plas­ iniditorium. 1955 when she became a prac­ uf hypnosis in medical fields water, if the hunks are nionity Christmas Party Ap­ meeting. Plans for the program wer* tic wares party at HI a. in. tical ntirsfl for a time. advising th a t the public L be­ brought down mol a dock in­ made «t a board meeting held pointed a* a committee to on Oct ?n at the Itecreation She is a member of the Mon­ ing educated in tins plni-m of stalled, would offer s perHall. It also was voted lo Tuesday morning. roe First llaplist Church and hypnosis as opposed in the in‘iTieni inthilmti to tliis prole represent the eluh w e r e Mi . I Ten representatives from erly Krerek of III*- Calliolic Narrating tho sketch Wilt continue (lie rn.igrmne sales lias Iniiglit Sunday School stage perfunnaiict , of Hr. mi lein as well os giving tint Shirley Hyiin. Mi Id it i liar- North Orlando organization* Women's Circle who will he lb 31r*, 3lnry VsnCleef. In project. met Monday night in tin? program villa nod Mrs, Betsy Nall. them ainra tint was 15 years mat me hy print id. chairman; Mr* ,i lion! It needed training fnMember* also voted to Civic Hnihllng to jdan the Betsy Nall of the Harden Refreshment) were nerved the rnst of diam eters will hw old. Referral for services of a rillty. following the meeting by the N’ita Norris, Klu|<« Slanm, make a donation toward (lie Community Christmas Party Miss Arie has served under professional hypnotist must H ooters have offered to Club a* refreshment chair­ hostesses who were Mr*. Frances t'ockrill, Hetty Tollc, fiv« principals a t Monroe Ini made by a doctor or -lent. ,,r„vi,l,. the labor for any Lyman High School "Plant- to he held Sunday, lh-c. la, man and decorating the A new (Jirl* l-ll Club w n s 'o i m Hartwlg, chairman and Thelma Knocchrl, Ann May. I mg Day." held tail Saturday starting at 2 p. m. School since she has been •*L j work done and it was »utj* at the school, The party will take place building; Chuck ltowell of mguiiDrd In (Jenevn early this Mrs It Boyd, Mrs. T. Hod- berry, Jean N’u**, Lillian Donthere and she has only pruise For driuoti.str.it i-m p u l ' " " - . ,1 that Casselberry proA demonstration on how to Isith outdoors in the recrea­ the Fire Department as chair month with ten girl* n* mem-1 gett. Mr*. Ed Patterson. 31 r*. nhlson, Lynn Ksch, J a n e t lionfor each man. The five are McCawley used his wife n- a vi,)„ «.-«|til|mit-nt. nir layer a rubber plant was tion area and indoor* in the man of outdoor tree and de­ be is and Mr*. It. F. Box nnd W. Scolt and Mrs. Ehworth der, 3lurgaret Armstrong, Roy Nichols, now teaching In subject placing her in the fifth The proposal will be taken presented by the ho-tes-ei, Florence Hcrg, Mlllicent amt Civic Building. corations; Roy Hurke of the Mr*. J. W. Byrnes a* local Ogden. Orunge County; J. IV. Wells, statu whieh i- used for ull under nth Dement by the Fas- Mr*. Vera Anderson mol Mrs. leaders. Dan 1'attisliall, Put Willi*, Hante* were played under now retired; John Angel, now type* of surgery. Fire Chief Hill Hahn, who Civic Association as chair­ -t'lherry Recreation ('numbs. Ruth d a r k . Officer* of Die elilb me direction of Mrs. T. Hoar aid Vi and Bill Sc, rest and Mailman in rlrarge of fund rais­ principal of South Seminole conducted the meeting, ex­ The covered dish supper, •ion ami attorney* for the SohwcUcr. New mrmliDi* attending plained that since the depart ing for the juirty with parti­ Patty Jolmson. president; Ft and Mrs. Ed Mealy. Junior High; Morris Ruby, which honors member* uf the school hoard. Year book* wilt bo distriliwere Mr*. Hetty Feld. Mrs. merit i* small m number and cipation from each club and laleim Box, virn president und principal of the new English Oviedo schorl faculty, their Deborah Sternum, secretary. uted to ull paid member* and June West, Mrs. Helen I lean low in finances, help from Mrs. Mona Hrinstead also of Estates School and the pres­ husband* and wive* and hus­ Aetlville* n* reported for reminder will be made that and Mrs. Hilda Sommer. Tho other organization* is appre­ the Civic Association, as ent principal, Janies Murray. band* of the Women's ( lull due* mu*i be paid by Dec. I hostess gift of a barging ciated on this civic affair. chairman in charge of hag the fir.it three weeks by Linda She says “ I get so much members, was held in the to remain in good standing. planter filled with fern *■< However, he advised that the ging candy, fruit and other Russell, club reporter, includ­ enjoyment from living ublo to school cafctorium. ed learning to measure rook­ Each classroom having in > won by Mrs. Sommer. treats for distribution among department would like to re­ work with the faculty mem­ ing ingredient# the first week; per vent membership will ho Refreshments of cuke, cof­ main a* *i»)n son of the the children. bers anil the children that I how to read recipe direction* awarded fj. fee and soft drink* were A program and refresh­ event. hope to continue on working am! to make brownie* the sec­ Teachers conference day ut served at the close uf the ment* will be planned (or the Tire firemen will arrange here as long as everything is ond week ami how to make the .school bus been schedub 1 meeting. fur Santa's visit and will in­ entire family. satisfactory concerning my for Friday, Del. 2a. and rut sandwiches tbi* week. Representatives will meet vite him to ride on the fire work.” By Mr*. Adam 3tullrr By llonnu Estes Meeting* are held each at 7:30 p. m. next Thursday truck to the party. And, in this reporter's opin­ Twelve new members join­ The Library Committee of Appointed to start work night in (lie Civic Building Tuesday ut 2:30 p. m. at the ed the Dellary Volunteer ion, that will be a long time the lain gwood Elementary Immediately were Mr* Ik-v- for a Progress Report Night. Hetteva Community Hall. for this lady, who is all of fiO Firemen's Association at last PTo met last Friday after­ years young (lu.it May) will Thitr lay's nice ting hell in noon at the school for an In­ never he satisfied unywlicte Hie Recreation II ill of the structive session conducted Hy Mr*. Adam 'toller rise hut among the young pro Fire Station with Tliornhm hy Mr*. Carole Harrow, lib­ D e l l a r y Harrack* 1197, pin she so dearly h u es und Smith presiding. rarian. II* Jane Casselberry World W ar I Veteran*, will In Hie group were William wants to help in some way. Mr.*. Harrow outlined and The South Semiiude 3V,'. celebrate at a lliithbiiy Diri Bragg. Hubert F Dauby, Eu explained library procedures nrr for member* of the Har­ ene Davb. Steve I loll away, , AV“ *0" Newcomers t'l Ity Julia Itartu* J from the time the books arc will Indd an instullation rack) ami Auxiliary to be Charles Jordon. L uim * A, I The scunnole County Conn­ acquired and cataloged until held at ili.'IO pin. next Thurs­ Knhn. Rolrert E Lambert, I officer# uml lumhcun tilthey are loaned to the stud- ell of Parent-Teacher Associa­ day at the Community ('en­ Frank IVrrlcl.. Irwin It Se- linn-day at 11.50 a.in tion* will hold a ‘telsMil of ' ent.s. She also gave instruc­ ter. fried, S'.inh-) strnutl. Lloyd «h** Imperial Home in Wiotr • Instruction next Monday at tions on book mending. A workshop oil making a I'luns for the celebration f Ward and lameJoe Da■ the Community Methodist 31 embers of the library "Teen Doll" will Is- held by yli | 3b* Judy Hurl art ■ < w r e made at. a meeting of the Lake Mary Home Demon­ , ,, , ... committee arc Mrs. Margaret Church in Casselberry Saturday night Hie Firemen 'Upevvi-or. wilt be Iti-talln ■ « » *roup t » U h u t Frktoy a t BurJW| ebBlrnun atlll Mr, All person* interested in stration Club next Tuesday at the Center, Mra. Chuunvey M,m j (;r ,nstt. Mrs. U tpsmsored tiieir regular dance the welfare of children are ID a. m to the Lake Mary Incoming and uutgoiu 1 at tile Hall during which those Kmg will serve a* chairman Vere Ward, Mr* Mvra smdwelcome to attend Fire Halt. board member* will me, attending enjoyed the *i>eiul f»r the Auxiliary and Irving < )(,n Mr, Virginia DelVillag Registration will be taken Material* needed to make ty nainlmrs. "Alley Cat" and I Thnnalay, ( k t. I, nt U . i ,, U ri Dorothy Johns, Mw. from 9 until 9:30 a. m. and the doll will he: one, 3 inch Ja..,bx a . chairman for the • Silver Sand*." Harrison | *»-)•*. to exchange duties « f slyrafuam hall; 'x yard ol Barracks. Entertainment will Virginia Buihor, Mr*. Dolnret cotfee will be served those Hernnlter had charge of re office at Uncle John's t'anla? under direction of Mane Krenchi J | r , Rhisie.*. present at thi# time. >; inch material* for blouse; freihmeirlv and served lit* >,.ke House on E. Colour i Mr». Mary Altec Maxwell, Tire school will lie gin i, yard of material for pan- Dungan a* chairman. "fireball hot rings,’* euffee D nvr In t l r lamia. The Seventh ................. . \|r. -,.r,„u . Mr* prompt!) at 9 :tn a m and ties; one skein of rug yarn und eohl drinks. I ------ ------- -- • for hair, black, brown or yel­ ing to he held in Winter Car K|ainc singleton. Mr* HeUy will be completed by t'J.15 The next dance will be held tm , low; u one-inch strips bed den on Nov. 9 wn, aiiri onced Nj h y r , ia.nna Young. Mr* p. in. from s until It p m. on bat U l i m i H l l t f e S a i l * Instructor* will he Mr*. T. sheet, length long; one square and all reservation) *hnuld be (y,)rj4 o \ , ,,| Mrs. France* urday, Oct. SI. 1 Fern Patk Veterans ef of pink fell; one square of in no lutcr than N<tv. t with William*, Mr*. Eloise Sweat. II. Ilrunerof of Orlando, presTie a n n u a l Halloween World 33'»r I. Hat rack* 2.v,>.-. Commander Wilitam* Brie*. Mr* Johnnie Yeoman. Mrs. klent of the eighth district black felt; glue that dries Dance will lie held at X p.m. wiil hold a t'inimaga (tale #V A aoelal hour followed the (;|0ria Fcrrin ami Mr*. Vicky of PTA: Mrs Perry Sterber clear and needle and thread. | on Saturday. Nov. 2. with the Super Tulu Store on Sit ltd «f Daytona, first vice presi­ Those planning to attend meeting during which re- Mctlsrugh. I HltlSTMAS IN (HTOIIKU \v;i* r-vlcirniteil thi* week l>> SanfoiTt t h:i|rPopulairex Hand providing on Friday and Saturday, lh Two North Orlando *tndent) dent of the district and Mr*. are ala* asked to bring their freshmen!-, s e n *rrved hy tt-c 1101, Women of tin: Moo-e, vvlutii gilt* for Mno.-ndieart nml AI imwo the music. Costunie i« option- IS ami L*. All contribution > Fred Eubank, of Palmetto, Die auxiliary member*. | from South .v-nnnole Junior own sack lunch. Further in­ at. Ticket* may Ik- purcha-ed will t>e greatly appreciate I hiiveit worti turned in D> Senior UeRttnl Men. Idn May Sjohlom, left nnd Anthony Campanello of Or High, Mi**t-) Kathy and Mar- state PTV vice president. formation may be obtained fnnn in* cmiiniitt * inciii incimllng In ( ’,>11111190 !«r ti Mnusidiciirt Chnirmiiit Mr*. Beilin Donley. Ciftv *UH nre Ireintf an ented No charge* will be inr.de by calisag Edwin Ken­ ange City wa* admllte I to tha Dean, have xl*n asjiitcd ' , i; .. • n'c. .iu?) will lx; uiitiled N o'. I to the two liutnea. > (II ltuM I'lmto) fur j lt e n ljncc at the ibool rnembenhip. iWillr tile library ttdrk. l*r. nedy. Forest Ranger Gives Talk On Fire Season Beautification Gets Good Start Slavia 4-H Boy Is State Winner !n Foresfry Trout lake Proposed As Swimming Facility (smmictes Plans Festival Fire Auxiliary To Buy Tables For Hall North Orlando Garden Club Plans Parly Area Hypnotist Is Speaker For Women's Cliib Altamonte PTA To See Sketch North Orlando Plans Annual Holiday Event Girls Organize New 4-H Club In Geneva Barracks 1197 To Celebrate Birthday 12 Men Join DeBary Firemen Associalion 1engwood PTO Women Meet With Librarian PTA Council To Hold School Of Instruction Welcome Wagon Club To Insl-all New Officers Lake Mary Club Sets Workshop J �d L. Legal Notice t o n « r x r t • » <•»* r « « » t r M i r . h h 1m I« c h i i i , r i « . M s . Ii F w M » . ( N E LL IE B. RA N D ALT. D reM M t T t All C r t i l M M M f m o i K arlas llalo u •» D r n a M A ( a t a r i «aM E M I t r i T o 'i »nd *ach o f y o u a r a h e r e b y n o llflr d a n d r e q u i r e d lo p ro M n t an y c l a i m s a n d da* m a n d a which you. o r a l t h a r o f yo u. m ay Mara a g a i n s t t h a a a t a t a a t N E 7 .L IE B. RANP A L I , drcaarad . l a t a a t r a i d C o u n t y , to t h a C o u n t y Jiwlca o f Nrmlnola C o u n t y . F lo rid a , a t h i s sU lc o In tha court h o u a a of r a i d C o u n t y a t I a n ford . 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J O H N S O N , hla a r o f t h a f a l l o w i n g e a r l l f l e a t t h a a Iliad aa ld c a r t l f l c a t a for WtfR P l a i n t i f f s , t a g dead t o ba I s s u e d t h a r a an. T h * c a r t l f l c a t a num ber ORANT L. BOW MAN and and y e a r of laauanca, th a dieM IL D R E D M. HOW MAN. hla a r t s t l a n a f t h * p r o p a r t y , a i d w i f e : an d B IM IC E H. O E M - th * a i m * l a w h i c h I t wa* a is a te td ar* a a fu lla w a: MWLU T e a r af D a f a n d a n l a . Car ill leal* No. I t l f N O T H * o r S I F T IN t a aaan c * l i f t D sorrfptloa a f F v sp a a ty i r O R E L I . O S l ’R R O F AOBBBBBNT FO R DPI E D Beg. 143 r t N A 311 F t . W. T O i OIIAKT L. BO W M A N an d a f I E Co r. a f N W 1 e f S E t t M IL D R E D M. BOWMAN, R u n W 103 F t . N l t d F t E h la wlf*. 101 Ft. S. 110 F v ( L a t a Rd.) d a o tte a Id T o w n s h i p S I R a a g a t i l l M o rao a h e r a a t . C h a r l o t t a , N o r t h C a r o l i n a II Nam* l a w h i c h a s a a s s s d D. Tou. D e f e n d a n t * , a r t h a r a ­ b y no tified t h a t a c o m p l a i n t D. Daniel. All o f a a l d p r o p a r t y to fn rcclo ss a n A * r » * w » n i »or h a ln g In t h a C o u n t y o f S am i, Dead on lha f o l l o w i n g d a a c r i b - not*. S l a t * o f F l o r i d a . Unlaaa • J p roperly, l o - w l t : su c h o s r t f i e a t o u s h a l l b o r s Tho N o rth O ns-hslf e f d s s m s d a c c o r d i n g t a l a w th a W a d H f o o t o f Lmt I I , p r o p a r t y d e s c r i b e d In a u e h ear Block I. WERT W I L D - tIM oatt w i l l b * so ld t a th* MKRE. a c c o r d i n g to th o h l g h a a t b i d d e r a t t h a f r o n t p l a t t h a r a o f a a r e c o r d e d d o o r o f t h a g t n i l n o l a O a u n ty In P l a t B o o k I, p a g a i l . C o u r t H o u s a a t S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ o f th * P u b l i c I ta c o r d * of ida, an t h e O r a l M o n d a y In th * m o n t h a f N o v e m b e r , 1143. Samlnot* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a h a t b a r n (Had ( g a i n a t y o u la w hich 1* t h e 4 t h d a y a t N e v t h a ab o v e a t y l o d s u i t a n d y en lin k er, 1143. D a l a i th l* 1(1 d a p S t O c t ­ a r t r eq u ired t o a a r v a a co p y o f y o u r A a a w t r o r p l e a d i n g ober. 1443. t a l h a C o m p l a i n t on P lain * (KHALI A r t h u r >(■ B e c k w i t h . Jr., tlffa" a t t o r n e y , JG R K Pit M. C lark C irc u it C ourt, MTRAAKO, P . O. B o t »JJ, B tm tnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a F a r ! Park, E a m la o la C ounty, F l o ri d a , an d film t h a o r i g i n a l P u b l i s h OeL I , 10, IT. 14. 1441. A n s w er or p l e a d i n g In l h a o f , CD N-I f ire a f tha C l a r k of tha cir* c u l t C o u r t o n o r b e f o r e t h a IN T t t R C I R C E I T C O L R T OF l t t h d ay o f N o v e m b e r . 1943. T II H N IN T H J L ' t l i r i I L r i H I f you full t o d o ao. a d . c r t e 11 IT U P A ND F O R hKMIp r o c o n f t a s o w i l l b a l a k r a NOLI] C O I 'N T T , F i l l HD A. a s a l n a t you f o r t h a r a t l a f da- ( 'l l ANCF.lt V NO. 1*4*4 m a n d a d In t h a C o m p l a i n t . T H E UOWUHT n A V I N O S WITNKHS m y h a n d a n d o f- DANE flelal scat o f o f f l c # a t Han­ P laintiff. ford, HamlnoU C o u n t y . F l o r ­ i n s, t h i s l l t h d a y a f O cto b er. JO HN IT. LClWE. a t u x a n d I t 1>(1. *1 (B E ALT D efendants. A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h , Jr ., NOTIC R IIF *1 I T IN Clark, C i r c u i t C o u r t H onruA on rn n K C L o athe lam inate C o u n ty , F lo rid a TOi J o h n W. t o w s a n d Allcs Byt S a n d r a S. J e h a a o n M. Ix>we, h l a w lf# D ep u ty C l a r k n r.U IIIKNCKi I 'N K X m V H P u h llah Oct. 17, 24, M A Nov. AND TOI All p a r t i s * c l a i m i n g 7. 1913. Interests by, th ro u g h , un­ C D N -tl d er o r a g a i n s t t h * a f o r e •sld persons TOU A H E h e r a b y a o t l t l e d NOTICE OF A P P L I C A T I O N t h a t • C o m p l a i n t t o for*clos * FOR T A X D R E B a certain m o r tg a g e e n c u m b e r ­ t l a * . 1 S i . l l F l a r l d a P l a t w t a s i n g t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c rib e d a f IP l a t real proparty. f o -w ltt NOTICE TH H E f t E ll T O IV L it 3. m o c k B. COI7NKN. T h a i T. .17. D u a l tb u L o l l T U T CL UE 3 f * M . R , UNIT a r e f th a f o l l o w i n g c t r t l f l c a t * NO. 3.a c c o r d i n g t o th* h a a fllad s a i d c t r t l f l c a t # for p l a t t h t r a o f a * reco rd ed t e a dead ta b a I s s u e d t h e r t o n . In P l a t B o o k I L P a g e » \ T ha aarilfle a ta a u m b a r and Public n e c o r d s a t Itm l* y e a r of t a t u a n e a , l h a d t s c r l p nolo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a tto n o f lha p r o p e r t y , a n d th a haa been filed a g a l n a l y o u In nam a In w h i c h It w a s a s s e s s ­ t h e S h o v e . s t y l e d s u i t , a n d you ed ar * aa fo l lo w * : a r * r e q u i r e d t o a a r v a A copy C e rt i f ic a t e No. 13*4 T e a r af o f y o u r A nsw er or eth er tasu an c* l*<t P l e a d i n g t o t h * C o m p l a i n t on D torrlptloa ay P r o p e r ty i Plaintiff** a t t o r n e y * . A N D E ItLot I Facing J a m n Drlv* SON. R U S H . DKAN. L O W N ­ J a m r a t o w n . P l a t H o o k I P a g e s DE S A v a n d e n n E T t n . 313 71 A 73 Knet C e n t r a l A v e n u e , O r U n d n , Nam* la w hich a***a**d F lo rid a, a n d f i l s l h a o r i g in a l L e o n a rd A E t h e l W e a t o n . All A n sw er o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In n f t a d p r u p a r t y h - l n g In th* th * e f f l r * o f t h * C l e r k o f th e C o u n t y of H o m lao l* . d i a l * of C ircu it C o u r t o n o r b e f o r e th* F lo rid a , t f n la a a a u c h r o r t l f l - I 3 t h d a y o f O c t o b e r , 1341. If c a l * t h a l l ha r a d a a m a d a c c o r d ­ y ou fall to d o eo, a d e a r s * i n g lo law t h a p r o p e r t y d e s ­ p r o r o n f t s t o w i l l h* t a k e n cribed In a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e will a g a i n s t you f o r t h o re lie f b* tub! lo lit* h i g h e s t b id d e r d e m a n d e d In t h o C o m p l a i n t . a t th* front d o o r o f th » S e m i ­ T h is Nolle* s h a l l h a p u b ­ nole Co u n ty C o u r t llo u o o a t lish ed o n e s a w e e k f o r fo u r Hanford, F l o r i d a , o n Iho f i rs t co n eec u llv * w eeks la tha M onda y In lh a m onth of S an fo rd H e r a l d . Nov em ber, 13«*. w h i c h la l h a D ATED t h i s 34 th d a y of 4 th d ay of N o v e m b e r , 1*43. S e p t e m b e r , 1343. Dated t h i s 1W d a y o f O c t ­ ( S C A D ob er, 1343. A i t h u r II nr, kw lth. J r . (HK.lt,I C le r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , Jr., |iy : M e r l h a T. V lh len C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t D eputy C lerk Krmlnole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a r u b l l e h Kept. 34 A Oct. I, II, P ubllah OcL I, 10, 11, 14, 1143 If. 1143. CDN-3 CDM-'OJ TMinas wiitniwi / r p tvtr OUT AlLKUiHrj y V THAU W t l L THIS \TTH..fHJT I f TtXI TWWKj w tu N m so M ir* TlIRHCP OUT I TIME HAP AWYTHIUG/ SO I MLiHT NOW Aft ALL RldHT, I TTO WITH TT, THU HE MUPIR VTID A LITTIE PIPN'I II f J SIUP1PCK M TOU VAHIIL PACK] tt> I f fcOOHi KpYaL ■VV M r r n e: o f . i r m r i t i c i n FOH T I N II HKD (lev. i a i . l t F lo r id a v ia la te * o f l*IBI NOTICE 1H J I E I I E B T O I V , F.N. T h a t T. M. D eal th * h o l d ­ e r of th e f n l l c w i n g r e r t l f l r a l * h s e filed ewlil c e r i l f l r a l # for l a g deed lo be le an ed t h e r e ­ on. T h e c e r t l f l c n t a number a n d y e a r of l e e u a n r e , t h a d ' e er l p t lo n of th * p r o p e r t y , an d t h a n am a In whli-h It w as a a a te e e r ar * a a f n l l o w i : C e r l l t l c a l a No. 1*41 T e a r a f laeuenco 1941 •AimJMW LEAVES A R E lleerrtptloo o f P ro p e rty ! BEAUTIFUL ON T ttE tS Id>t 10 Oviedo T e r r a c e , M a t tluok 11 p e g * 4 IP THEY'D O N LyStA Y Nam* In w h i c h a i a e i e t d D. t w e r e " * a /s a n y m a m D. Jk l lu th D e n t a l , a l l o f aa ld WITH A R A K L p r o p a r l y b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y n f S rm ln 'iU , Ht.il* o f F l o r ­ ida. Unlee* t u r n eertlflrata ch ryslk r •h ell ba r e d e e m e d a r c o r d m g lo lew the p r o p e r l y d e e r r lh e il A IR T K M P In aueh r e r t l f l r a l * w ill ba anld lo lb * h l g h a a t b id d e r a t th* f ro n t door o f t h * S em in o le Co u n ty C o u r t H n u a * a t Han­ ford. F l o ri d a , o n th * f lre t Monday In t h e m o n t h o f N o v ­ em ber. 1943. whl h le th * 4th day of N o v e m b e r , 1441. Dated th l* l a l dwy o f O c t ­ ober, 1941. (KLAL) A rthur t l B eckw ith. J r . C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t . FemlnAl* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a r > fA 7 8 V ; i 1‘uhlleh Oct. 3, 1», I t , 34, 1143 ^ ►AW* i U iAN» jWl • i *A CDN-3 Answer to Pravioue Puiil* %O< l\A m f f f Hodgepodg* v .n u i Acaoaa IN alursI t o of thing* | Unnatural THANK YOU e.aRWIAW,our m OODO OL f * 3 COON * * CN 1»H ISWT, M S M HJR V^I ElAKC. THIN IKAyb THBTO AT 71Ui MKAPKCOFS TOR M l. lU . AS l DO Acre FIE Ob M, HIKHT RALJC. BICOO OKOU4TNSU. sssJ 1 3 4 • M*4al Domesticated Hlnglofoot Eat * U Bui s w i g — 14S*nglie reiMB IS Cornpam a o lashed XJPcuiteda ' 33 DOT— 8I t Beak 21 Dunieutlto ■ulna n pitch 34 Paid • 17 AaEtU !UY/W- p if I'M NOTatUoTATTB^TIulMIlE Base rout D m m re , MAfCF : 1MNK w r g e Hit DN& CM CN6 OT> ecKtis oh ~ C'CMikAfP AIFICA a n d SOUTH AKA "AND eAArw*. sivmoTheaAi THer c w w ttm n d t - r o haticm CAN STOP 1*4 Hem BPCAU5C NO NAnoM owns it- you d o . as FMaal* B4MIT Pica, foe sewe woaww j «coo -scw iesaD eas l^te stick. NOT IN UNIFORMS. I vkhat can nc cor I® 8 - HO ANstveq r?r. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 3 44PruM drink* I Teodrreel asar&su STLe*e 38 WDaeugodil*** MAkaUa* plant 4J Hast ball -lute DOWN focal) St Parts at \ Um ) eSHrllUancy ’ Ilraad spraod •71 «4 Hindu a n a • 0 r*mintne a p p 'l l i t i c a 51 Milhl MlgMy 52 Hops' ' • MaKar (Hindu! un*qu**t APT. $30. Surplus City. F U R N I S H E D Apartment, d e s s and close a*. Jimmie Cowan. $32-4013. 2 BDRM. House. 13B Country Club. Unfura. Carports A a Fla. room. $75 month. Ph. FA 2-4BSB. ErnCIE.N CT Apartment OE First 5L N ear 2 city frea parking lota and ahopplng stores. No utility chargea. Office 204 W. First Suitable for couple or sin­ gle, also retired people. 1. L o st f t PowHf FA 2-4712. Inquire Jacobson LOST small blonds Cocker Dept. Store. Spanish B l a c k h antcu, name—Tally, reward. Pb. R EN T A BED FA 2-S1BB. Roliaway, Hospital A la b p Beds. S. N o t k s s By Day, Week, or Month FREE Room availabla la at­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE tractive borne for a woman Ph. FA 2-51S1 111 W. lit SL willing to live in bouae with 1 BEDROOM Apartment. I elderly ladle*. No home­ Quiet neighborhood. FAB> work. Boa 2B, e/o Sanford 1462 from $;39 to 6 p. m. Herald. Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-4301 any other time. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parti, luppliaa for Ekctro- 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom lux, Kirby, Moovsr, AirHouses. FA 2-3MS. Way, Ras-Alr ate. Freo pickup. Naw and Used LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, also 1 bedroom trailer on d s a n e r s ao!d. FA 2-22S2. large lake. Adults only. Ph. 6. F o r K a n t FA 2-7363. I BEDROOMS, 1H baths. 3 Bedroom, very apackmx, Largs yard. Children wel­ completely furnished home come. 322-3609. between 2 lakes Just beyond UNFUft.N. Apt. Kitchen equip­ Mayfair C o u n t r y Club. $130.00. ped. $53 mo. 309 Magnolia. Apply downatalri. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 SO U T H W A R D "CLEAN quiet Rooma” The Gables. FA 2-0720. IN 1 l i f t r ’l H C l ' I T f i l l K T OF T i l l : .NINTH J l l i l t I I I . <111<1 IT IN I M S F O B NF.yilNOl.n 4NIIINTV, r l . O I I I D I . CM l N4T.Hl NO. IXIT3 T ilt: PR IID R N T IA I. INflt'B axcb c o m im n t o r Am e r ­ ic a * N aw J e r s e y c o r p o r a ­ tion, Plaintiff. v*. J o IIV DA V ID H U D S O N a n d ftKNKVA KCOTT HU DSON, hi* wifa, D efendant* c i . e i i k *« N c r r i i r <«f a i t . t : NO TIC E IH II t'.K EIIT HIVKN t h a t p u r s u a n t t o a F i n a l Der r** o f F o r e c l o e u r * . d a t e d th* ISth d a y o f O c t o b e r , 1941. a n d t n t e r e d In C h a n c e r y Case No. 13373. In t h * cMrcult C o u r t o r th * N i n t h J u d i c i a l C ircu it In an d f o r F r m l n o l # C o u n ty , F lorid*, w h e r e i n T I I E IMII'D ENT IA I. INSURANCE (NiM PANT O F A M K IU C A . a N*w J * r e * r c o r p o r a t i o n , le P l a i n ­ tiff. a n d J O H N D I V I D I f t ’DHON e n d O KN KVA SCOTT HUTrSON, hi * wlf*. a r # D e­ fend ant*, I w l t l sell lo Ih# hlghre* a n d b e e t b i d d e r , of hlddera. fo r c a e h , a* t h e f ro n t d o o r o f t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n ty C o u r t h o u s e In S a n f o r d . Seminote C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t ID04 o'clock A. M. on t h o 31 *t day o f O c t o b e r , 1913. th * f o l ­ lo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y a* s e t f o r t h In a a l d F i n a l Derr#*. ■iio a i* in H e m ln o t* C o u n ty , F lo rid a, l o - w l t : I / i t ». I t t / W K B. WOODM B ft IS D A R K 2ND UKP L A T , l e c o r d l n g to plat t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d to P lat B o o k IS. p a g e 73. P ublle R e co rd * o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty, F l o r i d * . In c l u d i n g s p e c i f i c a l l y , b u t not by w ay o f l i m i t a t i o n th * follo w in g d a o o r lb e d f i x t u r e * a a l e q u ip m e n t, l o - w l t i H. R * f r l « * r a l o r . Mo­ lo . ■ d el I I I U T , S e r i a l No. day call FA 2-4045, altar 2 BEDROOM house, kltche* 5.30 Call FA 2-4730. equipped. TA J-3638. NICELY furnished Apartment. 3 BEDROOM 1 bath concret* P a r k Apartment's. 1717 block home. Air Cond. kit­ Park Ave. FA 28112. chen equipped. Large Fla. room and eovared patio. $120. month. FA 636» at FA 2-2743. IN T i l Id e m i t IT r i t l H T O F T I I E N I N T H J l B i t I I I . C IH CI IT, IN I M S F o i l *4:911NOI.9J COI N T T . F L O R I D ! . IN ( T I I N C E B T WO. 13319 HARRY l.. JONES and IKAJ1KI* J O N KB, hi* wlf*. Plaintiffs, Tl F R A N K nont.NHON a n d E S S IE M A K ROUl.NouN, h la will, D afandanla. k O T IC W o r 940KTO K i l l F o n K C L o ttl'H i; a.il.i: N O T IC E IS I I E I I E I i r <I1VKN p u r s u a n t l o F i n a l Deere* of F o r e c l o s u r e d a t e d t h e 1-th day of O c t o b e r . 1943, a n d an* tered In C h a n c t r y C a se No. 13349. o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t of th* N i n t h J u d i c i a l C ircu it. In a n d f o r H em tn o l* C o u n ty . F l o r ­ ida. w herein II A II II T L JON KS a n d IBABKL JONKH, hi* wlf*. a r * ih * P l a in tiff * , an d F R A N K ROI1INHON a n d KSHIE MAK ROBINSON, hie wlf*. a r * th * D a f e n d a n t a , t, A. H. B E C K W I T H . J R . C l e r k of th* e a l d C o u r t , will a . l l for cash, a t t h e E a s t d o o r nf t h e S em in o le C o u n t y C o u r th o u se , S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , a t l ! :0 « A M. on t h e 4 | h d a y of Novem ber. 1943, t h * f o l l o w i n g da acrlbed p r o p e r t y , aa s o t f o r t h l a F i n a l Decree: L o t t . n i o e k B. M i m v . l T . F l a ti l l DA. A. II. KTKVKNH A D D I T I O N T O MIDWAY, according to Ih* p lat th erao f aa recorded In P U i B o o k T. P a g * II. of tho P ubllo Record* of R e m ln o l* C o u n t y , F lorid* . D A T E D Hit* l i t h day o f D eto b er, 1941. (SEAL) A M. B e c k w i t h . J r . C l o r k of I h # C i r c u i t C o u r t B y : M i r t h * T. V lh len D e p u ty C lerk P i t A l t L H S M. K V E R E T T A ttorney for P U In tlff* 103 H". O r a n g e A i e o u n O rlan d o , F l o r i d a P u h l l l ll Oct. IT, 1941 C D N -i:. n o rite : ro * fee*, of a t in rriiru io v IN » IT M o 4 WIIKIU.ur. I CON -el 3 RM. fum. Apt. Clean. All Utilities. $50. 322 3764. W E L A K A APARTMENTS* Rooms private baths, iU W. First St. ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom. 2 bath House. Fla. room, kit. equipped. Extra a t o r a g • area. FA 2-8345. 7. H u sin ess R e n ta ls MODERN Beer k Wine Pack­ age Store with or without equipment. Reasonable. Lo­ cated on old Dixie High­ way in laiogwood. Call mornings only TE 8-5t>46. 9. F o r S al* o r R a a t 3 BEDROOM C8 Uoute, kitchen equipped, near Winn Dixie. Call FA 2 53»8. LARGE I Bedroom Houser, 1 It I hatha. By owner. 204 E. 25th St. LARGE 4 Ur. older Homa on lake. Many extraa. $171 month leas* or w il atli. FA 2 7752. 12. R eal R a ta ls Toe M a N F jW lie 1.14 Florid* Oralnleo of IPIP I N O T IC E IH HKHKI l T OIVK.N, T h a t K u g e n o I .e F a l r tha h o l l e r o f t h e f o l lo w in g c e r t i ­ f icate h a a file d s a i l e e r t l f l r a t a fur t a x d eed to b* tam ed th e r e o n . T h * a e r t l l l c a l * l u m ­ ber a n d r o a r o f Iss uance, (he d e s c r i p t i o n o f th e p r o p e rty , an d t h * n a m e In w h i c h It w a i as ecaeed a r * a a follo w s: C e r t i f i c a t e No. t i l t e a r of laauanca I l i a D e e r r l y t l e a w4 P v o g e t r y , L o ts I B lo c k J t a t Addition L o c k h a rt's Subdivision N a m * In w h i c h aeeeeeed Leo A L o le K. H u t n e r . All of aal.l p r o p a r t y b e i n g In t h a Cou nty of S em in o le. Mtat* o f Florid*. Unlee* s u a h c e r t i f i c a t e (h all be r s d a * m * d a c c o r d i n g I* la d e t c r i b t d in *uch cer llflc a l* will b* so ld t o t h * high* *! bid d*r a t th * f r o n t d o o r of th* Setulnul* C o u n t y C o u r t Hone* a t S a r i to r d , F l o r i d a , on th* f i r s t M o n d a y In Ih* m o n th of N ovam bor. 19«J. which I t lha III* d a y o f N o v e m b t r , 1141. D a t e d t h i s 1*1 d a y af O c t ­ ober, 1143. lIO M E a S RY SHOEMAKER I AND 4 BEDROOMS 1. m , AND I BATHS FIIA, VA A Conventional F in u n c ln jr! SllUATED IN BEAUT1FLL RAVENNA PARK AND iik k ii 1 (I. K. l t u l l t- 1 n - O v * n . Model J *10 V, « * r l * l No. u t to o n s T O O E T H K Il w i t h *11 *4ru«lure* a n d I m p r o v e m e n t * now end h e r r a f i e r o n * * i l land, an d f l u l u r e * a t t a c h e d t h e r e to , a n d all r e n t* , leaue*. pr oceed* a n d p r o f i t * a c c r u i n g a n d to a c cru e t r a m a a l d p r e m ise * . *11 of w h i c h a r * I n c l u d e d w i th in th * f o r e i o l a a d e s c r i p t i o n and in * h a b e n d u m t h e r e o f ; aleo all a**. F r e m . e l e c t r i r . w a te r , a n d o t h e r h e a l i n g , ao oklng. (WkiAt.l r e lrtg tre lln g . lig h tin g , plum b­ A r t h u r IT. R e . k w l i h , J r , ing. venlilallng. Irrigating, C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. an d p o w e r e v e t e m a . ma- bines, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lo rid a appliance*, f l i l u r a s . a n d ap - P u b l i s h OcL S, 14, IT, 21. 1113. p irrlenancea. w h ic h no w ar * CDN-4 or m a y h e r e a f t e r p e r t a i n lo. o r b* u se d w i t h , la, o r *n t e l d p r e m i e r* . e v e n th o u g h , they b* d e t a c h e d o r d e t a c h ­ able. b a r * h e r e u n t o s e t my ban d and o f f i c i a l a e a t t h i s 111* day of OcUibar. 19*3. (COURT PP.AI.4 A r t h u r II B eckw ith, J r , t ' t e r k o f C l r c u l l C o u rt, h . n i l h n l * C o u n t y . F lo rid a tl>: M a r t h a V. V ih leu 1-vpuly C l a r k O U R H E T OUH.NET a » 4 IIA N D LBT 301 N o r t h M a g n o l i a S t r a t i Orlan d o , F l o r i d * P u b l i s h Oat. 17, 1343 INVESTMENT A REALTY 116 N. Park Ave. 3221173 FURN. 2 Bedroom House. Adult*. No pots. FA 3-7G64. TRAILER lot for r e n t Mobile Manor on SR 4B4 W. ot FURN. Apt. 2300 MeUonrille. Sanlando Springe. $0 I 100 Ft. corner lot. patio, aouth TWO Bedroom House, kltchend of Mobile Ave. M. •n equipped. On Lake Gold­ Schueuan. TE 6-3123. en, near «ir base. During y.T *19113 l l R I b lk sl rhersetef 13“ Classified Phone in t h e r m ▼h f , n i n t h HEATERS ...JU S T C O M T»MOW I OH, I THAT, QIVkM TIME, /pUNNCTS L egal N o tic e TDYLliWILDE We Have Several New llomel Now Under Construction, Anri A Faw Nearly Com­ pleted! Wo Can Also Cuitom Bui d A Homa Just For You. For Complete Information See or Call Your Ravenna Park • IdyUwilda EXCLUSIVE SALES AOENT Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park K2-94M OKKF.NHHIAR Choice lots available ki Greenbrier of l.och Arbor overlooking foil court*. Custom building 1# year specification. Crwabrtag dctclopcd ky KINGS WOOD UUILDKKS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-6671 WANTED Retired Or Semi-Retired Couple To Manage And Maintain 10 I Tnlt A partm ent Building Musi lie Mechanically Inclined Muat il* Mil* To Ktep Simple lUcorda Live On I’rnaUs, — I’rrm anrnl aLB.Mir U L L QUALIFICATIONS TO OX 18 BOX C/O SANFORD HERALD �. ■/> You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 12. Real Batata Far Sala 12. Rea) EaUtc For Sale 12. Real Eatata For Sala 4'» ACRES high land. 3 Room LOVELY 2 Bedroom block NEAR HOSPITAL Home with separate dm* House across from Lake See this neat 3 bedroom home ing room. Large screened Monroe Post Office. W. A. at 1201 E. 4th SL Corner east porch. Located on Aim and. location with 2 Iota, deep large corner lot with fruit, well with sprinkler system, Low down payment. 3 Bed­ oak k magnolia trees. 2 storage house. Only $10,300 rooms, m baths. Air-Con­ Car garage. By owner Ph. with some terms. dition ic heat. Kitchen equip­ FA 2-4199. ped. Deep well, sprinkling ROBERT A. WILLIAMS system, beautiful yard. 103 3 BEDROOMS, 1H baths. Realtor Swimming pool. Turn, or Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2-8700 Raymond Lundquist, Also. unfurn. 121 Laka Dot Dr. or Night FA 2-8534. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sunland. ROSA L. PAYTON OPPORTUNITY for worker, STEMPER SPECIALS Reg. Real Estate Broker MCE 3 Bedroom Home on 3 old duplex 1 mils west of fertde acres. $7,600. Old FA 2-1301 17-92 at HLawatha center of Sanford. Needs fashioned 2 story home on repairs, fix It up In spare 7 fertile acres $10,900. MO­ V A - FH A time for rent, lot slxe 64 x TEL SITE. 20 Acres with 127. $2300 cash. Call W. W. Property Management 600 ft. frontage on 17-92 (Bill) Griffith Realtor. Ph. & Sales Broker and 700 ft. lake frontage— 434-6190 Orlando. Brace yourself — $200,000, Jim Hunt Realty Trading Post TWO COMMERCIAL 5 acre GREAT opportunity for fam­ tract on paved road wills Offers for your selection ily who wants independence railroad running through these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 and money. Superior loca­ property. Zoned M-l. $9,300 Bedroom tion. each. BUSINESS OPPOR­ John E. Fox, Realtor TUNITY. BEAUTY PARGovernment 322 (1339 P. O. Bo* 935 LOR. Complete with all equipment. $2,730. Rent $73 IDEAL COUNTRY HOME per month. New 3 bedroom concrete Site ftantnrb 1963 — Page 3-A 27. Sped*) Service* VACUUM CLEANER By N adine Seltzer REPAIRS SWEETIE PIE Owned Homes Stemper Agency I REALTOR - INSUROR FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ava. FHA - VA GOVERNMENT HOME; 3 AND 3 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS Most Kitchens Equipped Priced From $6,750 Down Paym ents As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beet home huy, aee the VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagement & Sales Broker Down Payment From FHA $100 VA LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Jim Hunt Realty Wa Can Qualify You Tor Ona Of These Outstanding Hume Buys In Minutes! Offlew TA 2-2119 Night FA 2-0649 222 "TOO 2314 Park Dr. Saoford, Fla. For Complete Information, See Or Call Your 3 BEDR003I, 1 bath. Kitch­ en equipped. $400 down. FA 2-2940. FHA - VA SALES BROKER BY OWNER, ten room house on double lot. Oak A Slit St. FA 2 4341. StenstTom Realty o block borne on U acre lot (tk acre if desired), two full tiled baths (in color), large separate kitchen, se­ 'You’d think aha’d navar Men apttt ketchup baforal’ parate social dining room, and screen porch. A 11 31. Besstw closets (5 in all) large, 17. Male Ilelp Wantad patio, awning windows, and CAREER opportunity. Im­ PERMANENT Wave Special professional landscaping. 1 mediate openings for male. 207« off regular p rim . mile to downtown, paved Married. High School gra­ Open Evenings by appt. street and city water. Pric­ duate. Between 36 A 40 with Free parking lo t Services ed at StS.000 for Immediate an old established company from tip to tip. sale and occupancy. 3. W. In Sanford area. Salary dur­ Cut 'X Curl Beauty Shop Hall. Realty, 2344 S. French ing training period. $10230 318 Palmetto Ave. Ave.. FA 2-3641. per week. Phone Orlando Phone door ( l) 322-0834 GA 24S853 or Mt. Dora Phono door (2 ) 322-8323 15. Uu.HineHH O p p o rtu n ity 383-4491. 22. Beild • Paint • Repair SERVICE Station for lease. Good location. Only amall DAIRY Queen Driver. Prefer REPAIRS • Remodeling • Ad­ older man. 2323 Park. capital needed by right ditions — Family Rooms — nun FA’ 2-4312. MAN WANTED to manage Kcusonalda — Financing and operate a retail Wat­ Arranged — FA 2-0340 — 16. Female Help Wanted kins Route in this a i e a . Work direct with Carpen­ Earnings of $12300 per CURB Girl. Must be 31. Ap­ ter. ply Pig ’N Whistle. Sanford. week from the very begin­ ning. Write Mr. McGarity, 25. Plumbing Service* SHORT Order Cook. Must lie P. O. Box 627, Wiliislun, experienced. Apply Pig ’N HINSON & HEARN Florida. Whistle. Sanford. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs A Water Heatera 19. .S itu atio n s W an ted EARN UP TO $2 00 hour sew­ FREE ESTIMATES ing Babywear, Tea Aprons! MAH) work wanted. FA 2 6030 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9M3 Send postcard to Daytime Frocks, Warsaw D-47; In­ IRONING ut home. FA PLUMBING 2-7791. diana. Contracting Repair* Real Estate—Mortgage! I l l N. Park Ave. 322-2420 BY~OWNER, 3 bedroom, H i Kaveona Park FA 2-7493 bath home. One bedroom Call Evenings at has separate entrance, can FA 3 0346 NO 8 3334 FA 2 3482 be rented for income. Will fa d e .-fo r smaller place. 10' LOT, e-1, next busy 7-11 Shown by appointment. Call store. Only $4300 cash. Or FA 2 9846. 4 lancsl highway frontage leading from DeLand to 1-4, St. Johns Realty 313 00 front foot for cash THE TIME TESTED FIRM deal. See our local broker 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 first or call owner Ml 4-8131 BY OWNER 3 Br.. 1 bath CB (Winter Park). in Sanford. Fenced yard, work shop, disposall (op­ # SOLD OUT * tional), range, refrigerator, EXCEPT for model: 4 Bed­ air cond., shallow well lawn rooms, I baths. Immediate pump and a 1953 Chevrolet delivery. Out 20th St. to for an excellent second car. Up>ala road near church. 411.400, W.ioo G. I. Loan. Sales office open daily Sat­ 332-2994. urday A Sunday 11 a. in to I p m. Ph. 323 2744. NEW LOW TEE 'N GREEN DOWN PAYMENTS $100 Down, many homes to SEVERAL new models sta rt­ select from In either Pineing at Crystal Lake Park. crest, Sunland Estates or Buy now A choose your Country Club Manor. Spe­ rotors and details. Quiet cial term* to Navy fami­ refined community near lies. These are FHA k VA ehurehes and shopping. P a r­ owned Homes. ed streets, large lots up to V* acre. Seminole Realty 17. Male Help Wanted * 5* V * * DRAFTSMAN — Experienced structural draftsman f o r YARDS cleaned, amall items hauled or moved. Junk pick­ 27. Special Service* precast concrete detailing. Must he accurate and re­ ed up might pay for labor. Air-Conditioning FA 2 7539 or FA 2 9628. liable. Good future for right II. R. POPE CO., INC. man. Call 322 3362 for ap Child Care FA 2-2274. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 puintinont. EXPERIENCED Maid wants SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ BRAKE AND FRONT END 5 days work. Ph. FA 2 6327. tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. MECHANIC: Guarantee and 322 3306. 21. Beauty Salon* commission; paid vacation, free Imspitalization insur TREE SERVICE Harriett’s Beauty Nook ance, retirement plan, many Kte Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians Complete Lawn Service other employe tienefit* Ap 103 So. Oak FA 2 5712 Free Estimates FA 2 4377 ply to H. T. Byrd, mgr., Goodyear Service More, Basel Porter Beauty Shop WASHING Machine Service Sanford. Cold Wave $6 oo complete Free Estimates on Repairs 322 7363 1101 W. 23th St. FA 2 1321 2610 Hiawatha The City of Sanford Civil Ser­ vice Board is accepting ap­ plications for tha position of pollca patrolman. Re­ quirements: 21 to 30 years of age; height and wgt to conform with established standards with minimum 8‘9 ‘ hgt and 154 IIm wgt; minimum of high school d u ratio n or equivalent; Resident of Seminole County for at least six month. Podlion offers good working IS MOVING TO ITS conditions and pension plan. Examination for qualified NEW LO C A T IO N applicants will be held at 2:.1o P m. Nov. 2, 1963 in the city hall. Submit appli­ cations to Civil Service Ex­ aminer not later than Nor. 30, 1903. 1801 W . First S t AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Paint Company MO Magnolia Triumph Special Sale! NOW G O IN G ON See The Sporty OUR ENTIRE STOCK “ S P IT FIR E” New & Used Cars And Other THEY’RE PRICED TO MOVE — Exciting Models BEFORE WE DO! 36. Autowtohila* - Trucks 1939 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite for sale or trade. Call FA 2-7836 after 5:30. ’63 MERCURY Monterey ful­ ly equipped with power and extras. Will take $600. o r good old model for my equity and you take up payments 888-4601 Enter­ prise, Fla. 37. lioata • Motor* Gateway To The Waterway H obson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 3044-8 F.. 1st Pb. FA 2 3961 14’ PACEMAKER Runabout with trailer. Best offer takes i t 106 N. Myrtle Are. Ph. FA 2-7621 or FA 2 9363. 3 hp. SCOTT Atwater recent­ ly overhauled. Good cond. $26. NO $3100. 38. Motorcycle* • Scooters MOTOR Scooter for sale. Good condition. 10,000 miles approx. Ph. FA 2-8073. 39. Trailer* - Cabanas ASSUME payments on 1 year old mobile Home 55 x 10*. 2 Bedrooms, with awning and freezer. $535 for my $2960 equity. Ph. 333-4014. •10. Farm Equipment Gravely Tractor Sales & Service NEW AND REBUILT BEST BUY IN TOWN Gravely Tractorj One owner. '62 Corvair 700. Collector* Item. Victorian, $200 cash. Assume balance. A full line of Economy row* curved glass, oak china crop Tractors 3230384. cabinet, perfect condition, BANK FINANCING BUYING A NEW or $ioo uo. Telephone FA 2-4too 113 N. Orlando Ave. USED CAR? Saturday Oct. tilth only 8 Maitland Phone 647-7239 FINANCE IT WITH U» a. m. to 3 p. m. ♦ Low Interest Rste* ♦ Low Monthly Payments DIAL-O-MATIC ZIG ZAO FLORIDA STATE BANK REPOSSESSED '63 m o d e l swing needle dial-o-matir, ‘53 BUICK A t, IIAII, $250. makes hundreds of decora­ 613 E. 1st St. tive stitches, makes auto­ matic buttonholes, sews on '41 PACKARD, good condl THIS SI’ACK buttons, darn* A patches, lion. Reasonable. See at 221 FUR THE etc. Assume remaining 4 P a l m P l a c e or call payments of $9 oo. FA 2 8627 FA 2-0686. 34. Article* For Sale Ph. FA 2-1622 Auto Cists, Top* A Seat Covert AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nJ St. FA 2 8032 Aid. WORK GUARANTEED ill A. P et* Col.UK Pup. Sable A white, male. Had shots. $23. Ph. FA 2 9246. Watch Are You Shopping For A New Car? B ILL H EM P H ILL M O TO R S O FFER S: Cleanest Cars 1962 Chev. Ini pula $ \ AND LARGE CARS SMALL CARS SMALL WAGONS . LUXURY CARS LARGE WAGONS 4 door sedan. Y-l en­ gine. Pow rrglide trade, ml—inn, Power steer tk brake-, porter neat, ra­ dio A hratrr. Excellent buy at *2095 1959 Mercury FAMILY CARS PERSONAL CARS PERFORMANCE BUDGET LUXURY CARS CARS STATION WAGON 9 pa—engrr Y-8 engine, automatic Iran*, power atrer, p o w e r brake*. air • conditioned, radio, healer. ( Iran -olid ear. New paint, thoroughly rr-<unililwneiL Kicrllrnt bny at *1095 196.1 TIIE WEEK OF OCT. 21st. ON DISPLAY! 14 GERMAN shepard, 3 months TWO door Itotpoint Refrigera­ tor. Top freerer. Like new. old thoroughbred, lovable $100. 200 Lake Ellen Dr. PARTS SALES and intelligent. Reasonable. Casselberry. Ph. 8363069. ELECTROLUX, Hoovsr, Kir­ Call FA 3-3864. by, Rex Air. Air Way, O.E. GAS Heater 40.000 BTU. $t0 Filter Queen, ate. Free 32. Flowers - Shrub* Inquire 220 W. 19th St. pickup and delivery. Serv­ BLOOMING Rotes on Chero­ ing Sanford for over 15 USED R.C.A. TV 17-. Good kee stock. All other kinds yeara- Bonded and licanaad. condition. Mahogany con­ of Nursery shrubbery and FA 2-4765. sole. $40. NO 8-4>*24. trees. OCTOBER Special. Ladies Gray Shadows Nursery M. G. HODGES A Childrens lhocs $1.94 pair. 6 ML S. on Sanford Ave. PLUMBING Surplus City. 201 W. 1 st • WELLS DRILLED 93. F u rn itu re ZIG ZAG. 1963 Dial model. • PUMPS SERVICED Darns, monograms A fancy BEDS FOR RENT AND INSTALLED itltches. Guaranteed. As­ Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS sume 4 payments of $6.90. nile. FREE delivery and • FREE ESTIMATES Phone FA 2-9411. Pick-up. CALL PA 1-8037 FURNITURE CENTER PAOLA ROAD MARTIN Gat Space Heater. UOO French Ava. 35.000 nTU, pilot A fan. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Ph. PA 2-79M Excellent cond. $40. Ph. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 322-5303. All Type* and Slats Used furniture, appliances, Wa Repair and Service tools, etc. Bought * Sold. $1 per day rental for Elec­ 4 T I N I Larry's Mart 113 Sanford tric Carpet Shampooer with Machinery and Supply Oo. Ave. Ph. FA 2 4133. purchase of Blue laistre. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 16432 Carroll’s Furniture. WANTED reliable couple to LAW N SERVICE lake up monthly payments READY MIX Concrete, winof $13.30 o* 3 complete daw sills, lintels, steps, Mowi*c and edilns, etc. fatrooma of furniture. Call blocks, sand, cement, rock, lrtac4iofl lu trta le sd . Ph. TR t- llll, Casselberry, col­ pipe, steel, grease traps, PA 2-1S1T. dry wells, stepping stones. le c t LOOKING for a place lo Miracle Concrete Co. leave your children, after FREE ESTIMATE 309 Elm Ave. FA 2.f»7ol ochool hours, weekends, Upholstering A Mattress ren­ while you work or play try ovating. New A Used Furni­ TYPEWRITER, Corona Stan(lard portable with ca*e SamlnoW Kindergarten A ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. $26.50; Corona 7-column Nursery. 2620 Iroquois Ave. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. manual adding machine $17; Phone 322 9439. FA 2 2117. portable clrctric room heat­ Piano Tuning and Repair Sell Uj Your Furniture. e r $1.00. Sunkist electric W L Harmon - FA 2-42* QuUk Service With the juicer $7.30. FA 2-1296. ■ " « Cash. SUPER TRADLNG 29. Automohn* Service 36. A utom obile* - T ru c k s POST. FA 20677. Seminole Co. Motors BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms, 3 Monthly payments as low bath*, Air Cond. $20u A take as joo. including every­ up payments. FA 2 9133. thing. JOHN E. FOX REALTOR SF.E our models in Lake Wy­ 110 N. Park Ave. 3230539 man Heights. H i g h l a n d Avc., Just north of new NEAR I’aola School; new 7 i-hool, off 1192. f/ingvsood. room home, t acre lot. I’h. LMN Enterprises Ine. FA 2 3378. FA 2 0879. % FREE ESTIMATES K. L. HARVEY 701 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 NOTICE 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2 5232 anytime ALL types of financing with interest rates as low as HOUSE cleaning or baby aitting. 323 0338. 34. Articles For Sale S1A. Pata Strait) Oct. Greenbrier A CAR TO FIT EVERY NEED! A CAR TO FIT EVERY PURSE! AND . . . WE W ILL M EET OR BEAT A N Y DEAL! STATION WAGON Excellent faulty u n i t for paxarngcr service or rampt-r. Equipped •» c> linder engine, 3 -peed Kanaml—ion, r a d i o , healer, low mileage. Liko new. *23 9 5 Save! Save! 3 0 1 W. FIRST ST. AT See and Test Drive the New (ft Plan To See Our Entire Line '64 Dodge b Dodge Dart! Of 1964 Model Cars Now On Display. H U N T L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y INCORPORATED (• 109 N. Palmetto Av*. Sanford S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y M OTORS 513 E. FIRST ST. I'll. FA 2-ftfil I SANFORD H O LLER PH. FA2-0231 Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. & Palmetto t’lRAM BLER P ill FA 2-6231 FA 2-0861 J i �ta u t. / ' tel K nn cW r« nt Mi M rli P* nr rli re Kl of P« In ■« K‘ ■I rf a In fl Ml tl at nt ffhe A A R P Chapter Tours New DeBary Manor Two Sections Play Bridge In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller The preview of Denary Manor, new nursing and re* tirement home on Highway 17-92. by DeBary Chapter 64, American Association of Re­ tired Persons, brought nut 160 acnior citizens from De­ nary anil .the surrounding communities. A guided tour of tlie manor was conducted by John Jen­ kins, administrator, who des­ cribed the facilities being pro. vidod and gave a brief re­ sume of the plan of operation. Basic units, when completed, will accommodate 7< persons and plans include future ex­ pansion. The Manor will provide services in four levels with flexible costs—retirement liv­ ing in one or two room apartments for those In nor­ mal health; a nursing home U r ambulatory patients and those moderately ill and care of those requiring convales­ cent care. Hospital farllities will be provided in a "non-hospital" setting with informal living conditions at moderate costs. A formal opening has been scheduled during the month of November with nn Open House Inspection by the pub­ lic at that time. The Chapter elected Mrs. Fred T. Hamilton, S. L. Kroenberger and F.lmer J Crumbachee to three year terms on tha nine member board at directors during a brief business session held prior to the tour. Officers elected at a spe­ cial board meeting following the tour were Mrs. Charles Ulrich, president; F.arl D. Merrill, vice president; Mr*. Theodore Rddlemen, treasur­ er and Mrs. V. T. Hamilton, secretary. Ten new member* joined the Chapter at this time. Howard Middleton, program chairman, announced that a color movie, "Modern Matur­ ity,'* will be shown a t the Nov. S meeting to he held The DeBary Duplicate at the Recreation Hall of the Bridge Club played 16 tallies DeBary Fire Station beginn­ in two sections at this week's ing at 10 a. m. Tuesday afternoon meeting in the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station. , Winners of Section A. di* ricteil hy Howard Middleton, were, NS, first, Mrs. Robert Nichols and If. Buy Chase; second, Mrs. lairl* Week* nnd Mrs. Norman Meyer; third, Mrs. L>. K. Sc-udder and C. W. Hart. KW, first, Mrs. Albert Be­ som nnd Mrs. Frank Holder; second, Mrs. fda ft. Wilson and Mrs. K. K. Anderson nnd third, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hinkle. Winners In section B. di­ rected hy K. 7. Wslters, were NS, first, Mrs. David Singer nnd John Vnnilershniif; s w ­ ord, Mrs. Kdwin Wachter nnd William Woodlock; third, Mrs. Ruth lllntt and Lori* Weeks. KW. first, Hurry M. Brown nnd William Lutz; second, Mrs. fjeorge Croake and Mrs. Arthur Wiltgooae; third, Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebucke ami F. R. Manor conducted by John Froehllch, from left, Howard Middle- AAHI’ OFFICIALS onjoyinx a tour of Uoliary Jenkins, administrator, second front left, were, ton, program chairman; Mrs, Charles Ulrich, president and Mrs. It. Hamil­ ton, Hccretury, (Cox Photo) # « itfn ri V rrilft P ag e 4-A — Oct. 17, 1963 DeBary Civic Association Hears Talk On New Canal By Mrs. Adam Mullrr Flans for developing the Cro-s State Barge Canal at a key link to Florida'* main riverj were explained for members of the Dellary Civic Association last week h r W A. McCree, chairman of the project. McCree illustrated his talks with a colored viund picture of the territory involved ansi answered questions after the film was shown. Plans were announced for the Fall Festival of Art to tie heist Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25-26. at the Community Center with the public lo judge the prize winning en­ tries. Co-sponsors of the show are the Civic Association and The Florida Federation of Art. Reports were heard from Mrs. Charles Creasey on new dishes and flatwrare purchas­ es! for the kitchen; From James Rucker on the Summer Youth Activities and the DciJary Beautification Program which will he con­ cludes) on Nov. 13. and, From II. Buy Chase on the proposed new First National Montezuma If was the lust Bank of Ik-Bary. Aztec emperor of Mexico. fnvocation for the meeting was given by Rev. A. C. Summer*, the Tag salute was led hy Rev. Summers and guest* were Introduced by Chester Roarick. Costume Party Winners Named fly Janr Casselberry Winners of the eostume prizes nt the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomer* Club Halloween Masquerade Party held last Saturday night nt the l.and 0 ’l.nkea Country Club in Casselberry were Fred Dire, most original and Mrs. Frances Dickinson, cutest. The II members and hus­ bands and guests attending enjoyed n buffet supper fol­ lowed by dnnring to the music of Carl Stoddard's three piece combo, Florence prttinnti won the prize for musical rhnirt. All prizes were gift cortif. Icntes donated by aren mer­ chant*. Henry Rcllmon, elected In ISO!!, wn* tho first Republican to lie elected governor of Oklahoma. at ir «i ri tl 1» li y b k it c b tl u b c a n ■ 1 Second Annual Art Festival Set Next Week In DeBary Ry Mrs. Adain Mullrr The Second Annual Fall Art Festival to be sponsored hy the Florida Federation oi An ansi the Dellary Civic Asso­ ciation will be hold at the Community Center sm Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23 and Oct. 31. Hours will be from 1 until • p. m. sin Friday and from in a. nt. until 6 p. m. on Sat­ urday. Judging wilt bo done hy the public with each person attending to receive ■ ballot for voting on first, second and third choice of entries. On exhibit will I*.* paintings, ceramics, sculpture, photo­ graph}' snsl graphic arts. Kntrv in the show is open to all Interested person*. Painting* will be receives! all day on Thursday, Oet 21. from 9 a m. until !) p m. and on Friday morning. All other entries will lie arcepteil only on Friday morning. Kxhibils wilt lie guarded •nd supervised but simmon will a rre p l no responsibility for loss sir damage. Mam attraction each slay cf the show, which opens \n mial American \rt Week, will be Freddy Peterson of Zephyrliills ansi t.ynnftelsl, Mass., noil's! artist, humorist, lec­ <3 G O O D Y E A R turer, demonstrator and tra­ veler. Displays of his oil paintings will bo shown at the Ceotei and * One .Man hho'.v will he on view at the Dsdlary Mansion House. Peterson, a native of Denntark, studied in several countries in Kurope. Most of his travels are dune on font and lie presents Interesting and entertaining account* of experiences encountered. He is n frcquiTit guest for raslio and television shows. P rogram s of background tousle on piano ami organ will be presented Uirouglwut the two slay show. No admission will !*• ehartfesl however a free will offer­ ing will be accepted. 10 Day TIRE Sale E v e r! -• *- f t * w r* * * • ANNUAL DISCOUNT I IR E S A L E 7 fill Blood Bank Unit To Be In DeBary By Mr*, \dain Muller The mobile unit sd Ills' Vsdusin t'sinnly lllosxl It.mb will l>e at thr Community Center in Delt.irv ns-st West nesday 1st areept slsmatlons sif hlot.d for tbs- Ds-ltary area Thstsr residents who ran give blond are asked lo rs port to tlie Center to help in sup­ plying Ihe bank fstr thr retirement community. rrrx x iw |* m r * t _____ __ — i - lsz Q u a n ti ty £ ?« » !“ S i/f 7t)lls 11 7 TOsi I liTOxlT 7.Tils 11 W CIIFHouse Paint • you’ll never so back to"bard work”paints! P lus — • Type and 11 .Hit 12.30 d u r in g t h is sa leT DOOR BUSTER SPECIALS! « • » Applied to sound tire bodies or your own tiros sr/.K If not rccappable, add $2 “W Scl ol 4 Hew Treads! any FI NAN C IT I recuppohlc tire. lt.77 TIRES MOUNTED FREE Once you sec bow dTortlcssIy new “Incito* House Paint Hows o n-how it dries in min­ utes-how easy it is lo clean up with soap and water after painting, you'll never go back to oil base paints. And "Lucitc" Is incredibly durable-dries to a rich flat finish without llic temporary sliino of old fashioned paints Hides sur­ face Imperfections, icsivts chalking, crackiitg, dirt ami lading. 77 black wall Pl»* lttX “nd tfi.fifi W h ite T l 'l t . W h ile T bl*. I1IU. Tlil-U All-Weather "42" rt.70 x 15 lul)e »>P® * ,,e l’r , r e lllk. Till*. l« t . b ir d SPECIAL! CLOSE-OUTS Discontinue'! Onceyou use NewEuFmt ea r ly I’rlre Kwr fa cto ry fjti.m filie s L i m i t cil "Sl u V: I a *i f iii« Sfe A repeat of the Greatest The new models are in the dealers’ showrooms and we have the money to finance them! Low bank rates and convenient monthly payments V will enable you to drive a ’ 64 NOW! Stop in soon! Size, amt Types'. Singles, First Come! First Served! 4,10 C..U P r i r t " £ Nt iF.lt FO R /V plus 1*1 and r«»PP«M' ,,r* rm \ /Am fw c M iL V ' 0 m J fF S ^ ^ 3 MUFFLER ' w* lMHBDm i.'.e."zJ* t r r a z — a w i r . :j, BATTERY BOOSTER CABLES ■ H n w a w w a FA 2-5381 TILL 97 F R ID A Y NIGHT Plenty of FREE Parking Shocks h At Only 8 8 « A For cold weather starting! O PEN 22J \V. 3rd ST. X< a= -38) * ^ Eaiw N0" '4 ^ # ^ k < i * •I LUMITKIt AND HARDWARE CO *7<r - • GOODYEAR V/«c SANFORD ATLANTIC — ---- — - NATIONAL DANK SER\ ICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. FA 2-2S2I MEMRRR r P 1 C. Downtown ijanfurd �The Amendments; No. 1 O ff-Y e a s * German Americans <g the !>an(or<l area . . . and »e un­ derstand ther* ire quite a few . . . h u e been muted to No. t C'(institutional \mendnsrnt tn krtirle IV, See* (sons 2 *nd 2h. \ proi>«*ed amendment in \rticle Ik. J*eel ion* 2 and 20 nf the Constitution of thr S tair of Florida pro­ viding for the rlrrtion nf thr t.nvernnr, Secretary of state. Attorney General, Cotnptrollrr. Treasurer. Superinlendrnt of Public Instruetion and t ommiseinBer of \c riru liu rr st the 19(0 general elertion for a term of two year, and thereafter eoinmrnring ssith the g e n ­ eral election of Itlkli for a term of four scat* and pro­ siding that the liosernnr elected at the IhOI general elertion shall he eligible for re-election to the office the next sum-riling terra. E le c t io n ties are different from those the stale eovernment will be of national politics hut are ' Improved in quality na voter* submerged by tiie mote d ra ­ make nior* rational state electoral decisions, should this matic event* and more highly amendment he approved. Th* advertised personalities of the fact that lends iupport to presidential election. this argument i» tho verySenator Cleveland rxpie-s- marked difference in types of ed himself that ho believe* Ir*..r* in ptrtiJetiMal election* and gubernatorial elections. 14 Young Jet ^§•1 Pilots Chosen As Astronauts Macmillan’s Successor Announced D■7 Areas Shut ’ if h6 Slates Poisoned Wife Finds Mn‘ e Deed I til l s.i .1 Itc.lrcilici West fltll P . Ills\..,s a - "i .to I al he V\ --st l(i. .in.I Mrs iilii'it'sc are I HI* pis Inn it ,n In i t | oopi making a to ir of 1 fltir.l tule era He .imliiilann * j r m in : I li.rida I o' i. ran i liufches m m m g victim. . n • • • Jill) , Mt/o s.i ,1 I Inn per < isi service exatnin.ition wdl he field fill a jin*imm son* .tiro,id> Hoi ■ ti. i n killed a . (nthie patrolman at 1 in Hit* ear III f lot I I i in. iirtiri:: p m Nni ? st * tty Hall IH lit *■ mill.iti I rittnlv and »min injure.I t . i vi.sr. ,\r>p! a n ', niil’l lie lt.-l.veen 21 and miniinii and I d will he FBI Bags Five Concluding. Cleveland aaid; "A lessor p.dnt to he consid­ ered is the fa. t th a t s*o*t **f elections s not increased hy the proposed change of the s tate svide election cycle. Con­ gressional elections m u*l he held tn all even-numbered years, and the ch an g e in Si-heduling *tnte-wule eli-Ctlous enn he effected, w ith no additional cost. Thi* would not lie true, of course, if the cycle had lieeu changed ti. odd minihe. cl year* an "OWtoberfert." complete with traditional German deli­ cacies and music, at * p. m. Nov. I at the American t e ­ flon hall m Winter Park • • • Jim It c i t e r. incumbent Ring wood councilman. tuday turned tn hi> qualifying peti­ tion for the Her A municipal election • • • A rude from Klda Nichols. Long wood, to It. K Porter • Regarding the picture of the Horton childatop an eightfl.-fore Hie voters on V-v font clothes pole in the Met. 13 Sen. Maek Cleveland Jr. edition . . . would he interest­ explained tin* m ooing, i* the ed in knowing hoi tin of per- amendment f■■r the election Ilf .on who hang. rlotlies on this tto (ioxrrnoi nod i .linnet iti line?” 'Tis R. K. Porter's Hie general election "f H"'l HOME EARL wife . . .and the pole IS f..r tw o-year te-nt* and In eight feet only «unk in two the general i-le. II.ol of Pit'1' feet of concrete'' \nswer d i-\cry four veal* thi'ci i l Tl i III H S U IN jour quest ion, Mr. Nichols a fte r f" fi.'it ye.ii term*. Ml lull »*M»friKkitirli’i'n* >oumr * • * fi.tlirv (illMTHOI * f M*'pt til* vull make rni fui j« t Kmployes of f irs t Federal ' uin» elpctpfl tt» tT •» iwii'Vi'fir th**ir ilfhtit l«**fny n« A tiut* Savinas ami laian Association, t**.in M*t up Hj this nnu'ful* ii a > fii \m >t a - tn«miut < t-rit h business office of the South liirikt for UP*I m imlu iiu'ltr u n >iDjur .* frntut u »■ lifkfi I’ -i ern Ill'll Telephone and Tele­ U till* tti siun-.il tlU'flUflvt' a (r •p |i> th* hif<»n* graph. and of Court Clerk Art Sriiittdir Cle\eland. wlu» will Tht* rt*okif Apru'f men. all I’t Beckwith's office base won To n DON M T h In* on• of th»» »|H>s»ki*r« * Mir.jita.- II.:;.il>! .Macmillan mill** atuI irirluilinu tho (ir**! the ‘ gold aw ard” from t»>« phiinimr pru|UK*tM ron^titu i United Fund of Seminole tionul atuftulin* nt« at an • •■"iyiiril l*m{ y n is*i Qiicfri hxrh»‘li»r. weir fli»'8**TT on«* Kltxaholh pronipllv i k f t l u f f k nu#*> tfdity tn mahf up County for too per rent p.ir . lllfMfIlf tlP*l htiMMirn j4«'rr» tury l«iiid ll n u * tlu* natiim*'* t Kuril. y*>utti?t*Hl ticipation in the pre.rnt cam T(i (rs,| hy »*lvu ami mmaiip paign to ri'plai « him ntxi form i a nil ri’JHirtnlly n»tf*t highly olui* nimiitf r * at tlm • ivt»' oil urn (1**1 (nt tn of AntrututuK nrvt uov»*rnuifnt. rpntcr, explntfiPtl thi* No. 1 Thoy will comjvdt** \xu!i 1 *T Oviedo and Slawa residents The ^rrivi nf rarnr aniftitiinciit further M'tvran** t!o* ort^iiml nfvon were particularly Interested «w if 11\ nft« r rltfht diiy* 4 'll "I P j . l t o r kit,. |>V ( 1|' f.IP *•!»’»* .Mf i n n y n«tM>rliiUt* and inn* in the Oct. 1.1 performance ■H!‘>i11>.1114 <«k’|‘ .*!».»* i tion of tIn* Klorhlu tIoVt*rini‘ nf "Bonanaa” since Slavia'. iillntitm* I hut upptai n l t*» f l l n m addl'd I t rtn t th> at*** (•* ami l ahinrl offievi* tnun th** Michael Mikler was guest star v. r«vk Uu* tulitivr itiTiM'ri.i* tho nuirw fliUan»«‘d Pin)i*«-t pn****nt i*t ^ *•» t 4 mi f«ir hfrlht nFmard 1 performing the role of ' Mat tivc party. ilentlal elertion year, to motthew," pie outlaw. Mike at In llnm.a o* tin* S. ^pacfiiTtipd hfudrd for lunar pn*.idemluI evitt • r.■.. 111>.■r .1 iu*\t |tr 1111»■ niini-lt *. th*» liUnlimrA in liir first !ivif hi tended Oviedo scltonl. veil*, when t 'omire.-dnnivl • • • i|tit" n *»)*\11hi-ly folitiw• M:n M*%rn )»at«. TI " Nat 1 'iuil * i r onautti * (lot l sweet tnolh' The ( ,'i-etion.* ah*to* ate fo'ld. t* nil TTIi ll.lt a. is iev f i'lll fh»‘ III. that is involved mi the pioIn i| tthpri* lit* l* TI'v .iv ••i ini* alnl " p a . »• \ifsnilii*>t latinii Candy Stripers ai Senuno c po.eil amendil'.'lit i" <uside Ied Memorial Hospital are selling I n i n .1 pronlnt** ^ !!«nii i»|n*r- i N \ > Vi, tk. Ii iw i imMini; tin* hen Thete ' ullung te.'h pl Inllmn I N* | » ritfi t a variety of randy with tile atiot*. i.i. ul, complex, or ahslrni t . proceeds to hs'nefit ilw- pedi­ Tiff ilf. i• ion •,liminui«*d th* »**»I*|U*T |I'*‘ IIIttMlI, pl.ltllll ‘1 t" JltlMi il tlii* <piesli.ni. « atric ward f»I• •* ' lh*|Hit\ l*t i|iu* Mill t it? t notin'* thi" t>« n '(Md' pilot ■ i hose win. ii.lv** ate inmg* I ti I * • • • 111 ill I n . Cl All V \ »t{;»ii t IUj LIi 1 . iv IAi lit* h'«l o I lot tda to gi t vI*.<y t rcm Many a Sanford football fl hfi*H n liatliiiu i'ttndnlati* of 11■ ■i •in • 1. uiirh sVtnlitor* tying «li»tr elsetam* to |>rr-i fan—and their numher i* le­ fur ih f jtvh nuifty linu T»ut mm “t'fic'i mill I tn* gion—will make the trek to denliul elections. 1 It". *land il a t*»o "V*u Daytona ! i» .it U tttiij till to r, i. , . 1, oils... •• **•*' »f l» 1 j c •tMUt !-• \ Vh iiu lend iheir siip|Nirt in iiis.mI.ii - o 'Dll' i ' Xv “ It ! ft-l* 1 «l ‘MU , he l '*t of t ................. \V« -*?t tit i Seinilisdes as tils')' tomahawk A| it* 1(4it till 4 t ! mi .. I (rn i«t lt*u J uki* gelid illy o '.test f' ' ti • the Sandcrahs of seehree/c «. llu^ 11 ' l»llllU* HIT'*’■tf » < ic in - 1 •If lilt I, 4 Ilill'kTC id. i r i High. The Hoosicrs eluh will Ltd i*| pr ti. *it 1 i 1 11 '' ’A 4 * (1 IN . t t ir tnh I" al tla* i-' h a i r a sheriff s-.i.(rlid mo toreade that prou1 —« '■ get the fans there swi >l>and K.ol'f DM.I lately Hi.- ears are to fe­ I ' l l H.iti <J|< i . niiij at the high si-iioo parking •t In i »•*itia i *d mm II •»4*** lot in an|i!>« time to move at i . . •»; talfltf i ttinp- •• ti ho n m i ii.ut hi m l>.i» c !«•«!<ililt Vw Mail. a . .sti.l I*rs--i-l.-ut u f . lt.irk» will In- convoy com I's I nili.l I' m Inter n it nni il manders U ....lion Is • i\ ill .in lit • • • l,T I ki ll I I (Ir ■l.ili . in nri A vl Id Iinp.i- of Hie it hi Ciipt .1,1IMC- '• Mill. f.1-1 . .1 I.. Hie l.dl.ll. H*f . ntan m Minim I . fleet air ger* hi iinsnla- !i i hi g \ii 'll \ Mi ' t I'ti Vl ,,t.-r •up,.||.'* i progro u isl I he uteri w- I til o.i :i,t Inline I > ... ift . int w,. * ■..I!..<(• - .In 0 il. I t r ti>.1. 1,1 at ti I.i p m M..Mai on the •lilts Itl f.ltlllt* I id.'. 1 ii»» !ti> aU**r * fi iol.i» • tf * i* I d ' ti r* t | m*irit mul 14*1f it ~u Channel t feature. "Orbit." Vll/e i court I l"H -'I II fl'** l.l‘ i'll V X |l!t Ilfrai'IOi* t » ! T P 'I t \ »■'A \ Ml 1k sin111" VX1 It fl K Purler hear, the taped they were j Iihvii -i '111*ir i'T Timuio f> fi|u| for Iiu .ri 1 4 ' I'loNIVi ■* A* .1 -•*. interview is ' a sterling pre­ mm ic uf siilloiiui lie .Iff! ( to ill | 1 . • ,! to ih'ltl s. No 11in f VIllt* 11! 41^ sentation ot th ■ sr»tn:.lion tin Jiul^e M i/e i xpl.itill 1 l ruht t.Tm'XXI 1 ll expansion p ann.-d nr .ion 11*\*iitxi - • fuit 1*'''' >L |i Him ic, litli .1 x gitjif n wa > j.a't-* uf Ihf V| lt| A* .' ford Naial \ i r .s’ation ’ tiring strown in i-ooper.itinn • • • .1 tjf till! d i d III I l e I n f u e l X .1 . . ' i . i l o n g . I t m i l ' 1.1 vs 1. 1. Rex Herman J l.ltenke. Vtill till f llll Ill.l lllgliw.1 V i hi. t . 11. i i . uk M U . . I I i • -«w . m i l f t . I | missionary of the 1,.Piter.m ■•atrul'n iloti t,1,0.1 I,. V" . Church in I'ulsa tor nine down ' 1 Ii e i Hi' Opel.it. it hi x mmole years will piesstu an inlorui f o r k al slide lecture on h s work t'aunt* t ti t i .itul i .oil i ' i .I there at J fit p in Sunday HI motori.tx lor tr.Hfii it** ,r I ail hi ran t hut i Ii of I he Iul lulls Violators Get Movie Shcck Treatment VOL. 5t> WE.ATHEIt: Widely scattered show i t .* tlmniph S.itnrdav ; liiyli tmlitv in : low tonight in iiOs. E sta b lish e d 1008 l Ul., n r m ilE R 18. lOlKl SANKOKIl, FLORIDA Unitevl I’ress l eased Wire in Seminole N et S ta lo m a le n r r s m ik ih it r i i - M u r r work .stopi.igc* were fe.irrd tod,iv over ttalcmated etmti.ict talk* be I wee ii the IVe.xt TAMPA (l I’ll _ The FRT, iking it* cue from Washing* ’"ft leviim.ini that Central inuhmi.se lih'ctric I'lirpur.'itimi Florida gambling is under and two umonv. h'r thumb of a Mafu b«*,t fhitrsdav arrested Harlan A. City A ecuset I lllackhurn. ti. 0f the |.ak« M Augustine city olftrlals Howell area In Seminolo <otints. was dcseritH'd to a were accused iii Federal Semite crime rommUtee heart mii'l Thursday of t iidoting mg last Tuesday as head of ,t the civil r ,'ds of ............. hv Central Florida lottery racli.it r.issnig and oi resting rac• s • i.il ilenimisir.itnrs. Sherlfl J. I.. Ilidihv said t'olay he had hern apprised T i t o 111 Dim*,la* lhat f | | | agent* tv I I. I.I A M SHI RO, Va. would he in Seminole Conn• * f l * - President Titsi nt I) to make arrests under »eri(KI> K A K L (ci'iitiT ), ciindidali' I'ur Kitvi'i nor, vonyt .itul ti-s Sen. Mink tilgoslavia was heilndden to rret giand Jury indielnienU. N. ( li'Vi'land d r. am i Re|>. 8. I Ihivi* ,lr. wlu-n tlicv n e n - httm iii'd I'liur.sday with symptom* nt inllu• • • ilay i'\i-ninyr by tin* Soiiiiimli' r.ilm alio ii A • ..u iatimi. enr.v and forced to delay hi* ket whose operation had been departure for California, the taks-n over hy Santo Traffl* second leg ot lit* U. S, tour. e.mte of Tampa, called n,B Mafia boa* in Florida. I Mi n i l L o y j i l t y H i t Florida authorities told tit<» a e s c s s s r s M ' I’KTEItSUl R(i | CPU Senate committee, which ki>4 l akeland hen Scott Kelly into tl«. allegation* aR»ln*t told local Democrat* It i.« Traffis-mte and Rlackhttrn iq 'cowardice of the worst the wake of informer Joseph X'ttd to follow a political Valachi'j testimony, that tiny party line that gm1* against t entr.il Horula gamtilm^ thins known to ths’ lo'gisln personal convictiom. lit Itrilhen Ivilleliictt racket reaped "fantastic” w \ s i !!.\<; t o .n < r n > — I .11 likkl U'Sti 'll el t Mi f !l*l lure, tiec.iiisc< the Iju m a k srv profits. •‘fitatf invr^tiffiittirD Imvf ! * t'U l.c,1*1jlitre vs.iv the best relies't the will ol Hie people I ..’m u T i H R c Issue they listed the rountiea In* Hefore lieg.tmmg hi* t.ilk on ret onl >i i( e tin- I'ti. line ti"din i: hiti> th** rule r f i \ vm \s c m o n > _ solved a* Urn litre, l.nko, Citirulll .ill edutntiini.il sl.linl' h u rl i nni civs'iii11 ,1 Mole Sen I ifiiil) ii’Aiifiifd Navy S*‘fff« Pie Vatic.III Council today rus. I’iisco. Folk, Osceola ami point, '.ilheinuliiri.il c.indtdato M o k i level.ill,I .Ii unit Rep ■enl hack tor ''further liber- «iulf, and laid th* h.dita, iar> Ktf*l Kmii Ii tn a nuu '»t l l . d Is.irl told J lle.ir C..p.|i .l,e Host* lor their wmk m .H i / . i i m n a lioi-iimeni autlmr- Cul.a and other numbers rack, lt«*d 'tm'k. lltiltMpill.itliin suit in Ity crowd ol Seminole tcliool lu'ii.il nf c'llui’wiion i/lng llio n»i- of mnslern long "fa had al<o reached into \t the end ot Hie tcuclu’rs' wTit. h h «tt Fi tt.a i iTrff ndnnt, t. o her * I hursd.iv n nt tti 111 • < ul I'.iiliolir wi>ihiin;nl ■mithem (IforRin. Ihi' amliliirittiii oi toL- U>ntf Im *mi' * m i l l i n g the Seiilltli1. i■• • *Util t i»l‘t v. Illuckhllin wisa arrested n l hapli-ms, (uiuiNili ami idlifr o ft1 Ins' ill,, ii \ - in lotion V.*'d I' Il'MH'lll.irt .School. Or In min, aecorilinir to Jnaeph JtxTViCCI. A>i i Ii t hul m t hf r.i i*t* n . lie III - e.| th.il Ho- three ion pi •< no d I level, mil it ml Dov F. Santoiana, special agenl . I pi veil hy I*I >h I fit J'l k, • liliilion.il umendtm ul ■ lie is with * .-I titfc.vie* "In npprein eharirn of th* Tampa F'MI H u si n e s s M i x e d 1 1 Hi, hi lor on i n . .tiding con S.irult I 11 iirhij Id**! .Miy, .pprmcil hv lliu voters m (lie I D T M'ltlNtiS. Va ( t P I ) office, t • public i ,i tralion with Kitilh jind Tu-* M<t*'»rt£tt<*% Nov. .% elei tMin, on. ul vs HI'.' ■Also arrested was William ,. „..i i . i i ;.! to t: i t i .. ' ..eg j.uith — t tnlei serretarv of Coin i •>•n *>4 ff • f *,t.fI' *- fIT 11f*- "*f IHlph Straw,|,-r . ,„S. San ford, meri e Franklin I) Konsnvclt tie s mm* i oli, . oi l Joiitoi I I Ol'l.tu lliroil, Il sell Ii e .1 • fty. ,N < t1liiitt xx.ti lalxt i l«\ i ollegs's ... o, . , . .’ tire RMM I , , o Jr. said today tli.it Intsines* who was named hefor* tin* "a v itiuwing "mixed trends'- -Senate romnilttra as on* of »*lf | a! Di l i "' *••* «*t Mali •Ic' ol t . t i l e ut I !o| |.|j . h d l s.iol th.il In' ol fit'll " I’li ft could mean tfi.it a re "five lottery hankers who eoni p|xiscd the lionil pi.in to tun I.I » 11l)l*l I • 4 IM I \ll* tfchi'ttf ‘•'•"hm Is linking m tlm na H"l Central Florida gamhl0 mils .iml l.it.,red o p , , i f Milt Ma lit* •t mg * under lllarkhurn. II* mu * ci oiiiiiiiIc lutmv. V illi l,.l p oil toll lie sold t it 11.. .■ .' • t ■ tp hit tf*J was arrested at Sanford. I. • * * * * t In* Hix. *,i ii- it Ii.......... i v id, lit t.> l.ll!) II,..t "thera arrested wet* ,den‘C o n f i d e n c e L o s t ’ 1 .islote s-iitlltj m I 'llll* -III■i »h1HMTt »*'»! vv11i* tf i111> fifted aa Dorothea Radford, * * V Is JON. South \ let ,N.im, • n P».|iMi Hit; tf11«» ax 1 ol Ion' l.i-i on**, nio -L Dark, picked up a t I I’ll Ngo funli N'hii, brntliU l I* lit*|fl J i ioo i* Ini'. Hi. ms «»• • *M'l«.x • I -1*41 I I A » . Til* I Kathryn • f and political adviser cit Thiiinuaville, R a . 11 f i La \ | ii \ \ a h u i l f f r •i tix pi rnl.4t*ir> .»f' I p . ............tit I .»* i itl * Mi l at p r 41 i'i c-siiii-nt I hull Diem. Bradshaw, t.*,, arrested nt M , T li " lit p.il I uil*n! tnd Tf 1 1 1 1 1 I'hUM If 40 I l I 'x i' •1 • • tit I *t Tt YV ill* I '■(1,1 I liiifsilav lh.it Hie Viet, t-ongwoo.l, and Ralph, .T.I. and uviti 11 p.i'.mi* pri'iiiliiii' p 'i 1♦d t vii In * Li Mi TMVaU Ivdilii * Tam ! c . nxti i liiMllf s, < ii i in | (ti 1 x \ :fillII namevg people "have hist < nrnl Tilghmun, 22 , picked pm I * lilt 1 1 1 ill| |m vlllM tlV K•111h'* i « v -*ii u ,* an m tin, United up al F.’au Gallic. Ilf It'l l llll’ I«MI tiiT- tint I d•* 11J it(eii pirriml la flttlfU cinfiif.-ncc * mi. • I Yl"iitla\ It /> i i ally t; l» m I Liu iI.i\ S late. " Santoiana aaid a seventh |H * 1 'lllisp I* omti* T tt r*‘ til ........... ..hull.I 1.. In* tmlf ""in, Jessie Joyner, of l.olig. IL.i I »xi li i .« a vi <«i >| *i< M.i u r n 11 titUi d ttt siilllf To I b rial li-iii■M VXit .l ilotII.i • In u tii■w aiinendered la te r when II- ft a III >41it I I .«I I « .III • M« N lie learned h* was wanted be liuilt l»f Muif , ' ft III I X<I x.IV I ll|f 4X.4 In villi' belli i \ u \ i i a s n k i : n v\) — ‘ I *• I .ita'lTa | 11if* Ii a pi.ixx ti"ii iom|MU> Nit i ft .it) t>i si.iif T o r n the FBI. 1 la* -.ltd i- \x ilTi ^IIIU i Ti« id iki T 1 Dti sfitti t'd ium iiiTl m i t ii i ■lit' iid h'U All w.-r* cliarged with in* >il Im*r xx i x is ip. i»**t Iit *do d ILit: ill.i I .i tif \ i I.hhx x,i\x Tu* hiipfx to cut t t’l'l i (|/ • fix | liil f Till * * 1 111 1 I».411>II M'l'll s.i id 11i.i I •L'VXII nti lu* OltKT’ N I r u w l teratnte tranamiaaum of w a­ I at • , I it- hit lt|*'Li* "Ul i \ |ifiixcs I»> |f,i -ifiii flu* xtatc, g e'nig information, tho Kill la* s tid. d i•» mpi'i .tfivi* lit it »4 a i I t (| i' M| ,i llinii* v.lllll im *M j >f.ir i SIJ.-Vio iiir flu -1 Ilf l»«itl«| up |t v « 1114• aid, and Ulos-khiirn « a i lit a il la 11a ! 1 \ tth| 11 n..t< Ttm« th»T»* pl.iHf o.vfM l to, a corporation charged additionally with in11»ifl v d f ru Tn ill•’• r tiiiuh ill ai \* t oIm)| » t’diiD’ to tile re'em' hi* Tif »ili tcratat* trantmission e )n t o (IcMI.imls nil il » 111 said it w.i* tnetuip.. nt xtHi xx.<?«*r tin '• ti* 4'\l iff;411Ml ,»l*l nf rarketerring.'* IIJN*11 fill" t*J Mif TiLi/ i llmxf r i ]IX’ IlfXV < t p e i ' i l t n r I l e l t l ,1i'i t 4 1 4*| it*JiHr-M(Mllai <L t[ '1 i i . T- • l | f M'X'1** I \ MI1 \ | I IMi Nil 'pfililfi| »l[l)(ilT|l’v .itM fill .1* IJli'II |" Iv .1 111. 1 . .1 I.I Hie w.iti r iI'u pli'iiif ti|H |.ilnl K.ilhrs ll ST. I.OUIS. Mo (L I’I) — 1 j! • iii» ti a i i i t 4Ill'll out t Ilf U \SHIM. I t IN r u t l u - r \x.in Txiiiful oxer lor Micluel Turner, 4 gut * hi< r •| » j ** Mf141 f Jt! 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 17, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 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 17, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6b9183fde8f7af010f0986b0db9d6aa7.pdf 260b46f1b0e574606e0de5ad2fd3686a PDF Text Text State Board a f Control Tuea- THftKC KIWAMANB (Wow), Dr. J. F. Darbr, Ed KJnhhoff and 0. Andrew Speer, Kiwaua Club prneident, madethechallanffe of the yearat ehalknged 70 Klwanlaiu (abort) to rfaf tht ball for tha Salvation Army Christmas kettle and gwt ahoppera to drop in mom money in the ketttaa thantha three challengers can comaup with. School Aid Bills Ready Succession Hearings Favored WASHINGTON (U P I) — Senate Democratic leaden today endorsed plana for Jannary public hearingi on the problem of presidential sueease ion, but earefully resevBRUSSELS, Belgium (U P I) ed judgment on what form it —K dispute over l i r a prices should take Between Franco and West Tha main point at Issue now Ocrm an that could wreck tha la how to deal with a vacancy C o ta m * Market w a it Into IU In the vice oresidenev. Ssurth day today wtth no •olution ta alibL The crisis deepened WedReader when Franco and Oar* many, the market'* two moat powerful eatkn's Indicated they had no Intention o f backing downin Paris, the cabinet e n ­ TAM PA (U P I) — HUDdorsed President Charles de borough County deputy aherGaulle’* implied threat to quit the cernmon Market if iffs tried their bond at big dte fix-nation econom ic co m ­ game hunting today and came munity fall* to agree, on a up em pty handed. The sh eriff* office wae faint farm policy by D ec. 3t. notified by Mra. It. R. Cum­ Tha cabinet sent Agricul­ mings that an elephant was ture Minister Edgard Ptaanl plodding through her potato back to today’ s talks in Brus­ and cane patch near River, sels with firm Inilnictlona to view, south o f here. huiat on the deadline. Deputies converged oo the In Bonn, Chacellor Ludwig scene and one o f them, John Erhard’ s cabinet confirm ed Syron, radioed he had located Its defiance o f De Gaulle’ s spoor marks and was pursu­ •tend by demanding that the ing the heast through a Common Market agree on a nnifled stand at next year’s wooded area. A abort time later, with world tariff talks at tho aamo tim e K works out tho farm deputies still trying to catch up, Babe, a 30-year-old pach­ price question. yderm, returned to her home at the ChrUtlanl-Wallace Cir­ cus winter quarters at Riverview. amendment* I n t r o d u c e d alder the proposals,, introducThursday wiQ “ get the subject I another which would let out In the open" for a deterp r u d e n t nominate a new “ k a t l o n o f wheUwr changes ^ ^ ^ •«> needed. . - u m . *a , - , i k. D em ocratic W hip Hubert I done within » d a ys and be H. Humphrey, Minn., aald he subject to confirmation by a !• asking about 90 top m em - majority o f both Ilousea. Bayb how o f the Am erican POLITI- slreaeed that his approach CAL Science AaaoclatJon to would permit p erty contlnun“ give ua their views as guide- lly during any four-year term . Brews 1 to 9 cups o f Misfir­ ing u IIn without heat ad­ justment* of dial settings. Pol­ ished aluminum, brown plattk bate and handle, and cop­ per-color cover. Barge Canal W ASHINGTON (U P I) — The Public Work* Hill, which Inrludra appropriation* for the cross - Florida barge canal and other Florida projects, cleared another ctmgresslonnl hurdle Tuesday when a HouseSenate Conference committee reconciled difference* between the tw o chamber* and report­ ed the hilt favorably. AUTOMATIC TOASTERS TF.XTUnF.D COATIN GS O F AM ERICA I* Pleased to announce the approval o f IIKIllIKItT CHERRY as a new TEX-COTE applicator In Sanford, Florida. TEX-COTE la an exterior wall coating so Uugh and tlurabl* that it’s Absolutely Guaranteed to eliminate a need for painting outside watts fo r HI \enr*. This out­ standing product I* called TEX-COTE. When applied It la 30 more times the thlckneaa o f ordinary point and actually functions as a new surface. COMES IN 13 B E A U TIFU L COLORS The United States Government and large corpora­ tions, such a* Shell Oil Company, Pacific Telephone Company and Thundrrblrd International Hotels are using TEX-COTE. This remarkable exterior surfacing provide* w ater-proofing. Insulation and beauty, fur out­ lasting any ordinary paint. W aterproof*, Insulate*. Fire Retardant In addition to beauty TEX-CO TK has tha additional advantages o f w uter-prucflng and Insulation, Through the u m o f silicones a modern day scientific advance a water-repellent “ blanket" envelops the entire building so that no moisture can penetrate and damage the In­ terior o f the home. Through the u»e o f fiberglass and perlite, highly efficient Insulating materia), the build­ ing bee' e* cooler in tha summer and warmer in tht winter. Factory Guarantee Every TEX-CO TE jo b la registered and factory guaranteed fo r 10 full years against chipping, flaking or peeling, TEX -CO TE ta the only coating with this unqualified guarantee. I HERBERT CH E RRY. TE X -C O TE DEALER ' l i t * W . 13Ui Cl reel Chri | The Cherry 1’ laaa, Hanford DU I am inUtested in your offe r. Hp | Nam* — ......- .......—-------— ...... ....... - ............. 1964 Chrysler Now Yorker 4-Door Hardtop H O USE PAIN T No Primer Necessary toi Musi Repaint WuiH M IR A C L E C O A T IN G R E P U C E S H O U S E P A IN T Radiant coatrol mecu res the surface temperature o f your breed toe "juu right" toner every tone. You get the ume delicious results whether you’re touting plain breed, wattle*, froeen bread, or even cold tout —- without burning. lig h tio d o tk »rlector settings. W. Houea WM**» 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury 3-Door Hardtop , ftastlllMHL 1964 Valiant Signal 2-Door Hardtop . I flu needto prim* I I pieviootly printed uir1 • I tecs ia good condition !» . . . blister rttittenl L J . . colon stay bright 1 ■ V For batf mint! Grills, fries, sod senes — right at the table. Over MO square laches of h catlag ores. Jut dial a temperance on the plug-in beet control. Griddle aart is immersible. apply with special SUMM00FIR 4-inch Njflo* Btistla Biush. M cR A N E Y P A IN T & GLASS l i t W. 2nd Sanrord Ph. FA 2-6161 BRASS M OTORS 118 M agnolia FA 2-1562 d « r with a Mast at tha “ ridlcutaus" operation o f FtorIda'* u n H m ity syatem. Bach an aa, la a realisation latter t o Got . F arris Bryant, criticised Cabinet and ta ils , (alive ham strtaiins or tho board and said the state needs a chancellor to direct Ha M ih er education program . However, Buchanan said he was resigning t o devote more time t o bis fam ily and bust, nets, and to cam palsn for Fred O. Dickinson, an unan­ nounced gubernatorial hopofuL ■The restrictions u n d e r which tho board must operate " i r e hampering our efforts to employ top quality personnel in tho universities," Buchan- • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Planon • Rental Bed* We're proud to have served you for some time now with Plymouth and Valiant We’re even prouder to announce that we have now expanded to include the new Chrysler. Now we can offer you a choice of Valiant the best all-around compact... Plymouth^ the car with get-up-and-go. . . or Chrysler, engineered better than any other car In Its class, Each fine car carries Chrysler Corporation’s 5-year/50,000-mile engine and drive train warranty.* We’ve expanded to serve you. Let us do It sooru that the “ appropriate form " lor any change ta the consti­ tutional amendment, rather than legislation. But be add­ ed, " I 'm not yet prepared to aey w hich route by am end­ ment la better." Sen. Jacob K. Javils, (R N .Y .), proposed an am end­ ment to provide for the Im­ mediately congressional e le c­ tion o f a vice president when that o ffic e becom e* vacant for any reason in this “ splitsecond nuclear a g e ." This would b e done In Joint session, wl|h ea ch m em ber of House end Senate having one vote. Sen. Birch E. Bayh, (D Ind.), w ho is chairm en o f the subcommittee which will con- Space T e st In Box Continues SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (U P I) — Four teen-age airmen emerged Wednesday from a •teel box and 30 days In an •xploslva atmosphere o f pure oaygen, the longest known test of Its kind. They underwent m edical tasU then retim ed la tbeir simulated apace capsule for five more days of followup. Their conditions were good. A boy is not considered a m an am ong southwestern African buahman until be has stalked and kilted n large gam e anim al. UJtttBcfuL Elephant Ju st O u t For Stroll . WASHINGTON <UPI) House leaders had two big jo b training and school aid bill* ready for action today. Both w rre oipected to paaa, but one m ay ba due for tome cost cutting. The bills scheduled for con­ sider atioo were: —A l l i billion compromise measure to eipand federal aid to vocational education five-fold, to Inereaso federal college student loans 90 per cent and eatend the life of an aid program fo r schools crowded by the children of servicem en and federal work­ ers. —A $loo million yearly « pension o f tha 1)03 manpower training law, Including new program s for jobless youths and unschooled adults. It alto would g ive atates extra time to start paying part o f the re­ training program cost. Tha bill would Increase the prev­ ious federal commitment by about $401 million in tha next four years. and rate changes. The presidential ord er cam e with only minute# to apart. A National Mediation Board ■pokeamaa aald a quickie walkout had b a m feared la 30 minutes a t Natieaal Airlines, despite a strike deadline of one minute after midnight Thursday. M echanics and ground crews on the other five airlines have voted for a strike, but set no eloalng » m ilitary ba sts from New Yack to California brought a barrage o f pretests today from Coo great, hacteding ehargaa o f false tea— m y. But Defease Secretary B obelt S. McNamara indicated Thursday that the closing o r ­ ders w e n part o f a now e co n ­ om y campaign that would gear savings to spending. NEW ORLEANS (U PI) Until now, that baa not al­ Tha Sib U. S. Circuit Court ways been the ease, ta the o f Appeals Wednesday ra­ past because o f a steady v e n e d a Florida court d ed * •ion w hich favored the A m er­ and other defease program s, ican Itobaceo Co. in a can certho Defeat* Department had death law suit to captain with each coot re­ The court remanded the duction why spending waa case to district court in F lor­ increasing. ida where the he Ira of Edwin Nothing placated Congress, Green m a y again tu t tha to­ however. Sen. Kenneth B . b a cco company. Keating, R-N. Y ., introduced The ault said Green died a bill to block Um h ast clos­ in IBM after smoking Lucky ings in econom ically depress­ Strike cigarettes for m ore ed areas. Rep. Samuel 8 . than 30 years. Hla death was Stratton, D-N. Y . prom ised to blamed on lung cancer caused turn the Pentagon upside by smoking. down before accepting the The appeals court quoted cutbacks. New Y ork stands a D r. Ernest Snyder , who to lose (even Installations. testified in the original trial, Rep. Bob Wilson, R-Callf., that “ smoking was a main u l d the decision to close the factor in lung cancer" and San Diego naval repair fa­ that “ the risk o f a heavy cility lacked logic In view o ( smoker to develop lung can­ other “ pump-priming" p r o ­ cer ta at least 30 times great­ grams. Wilton said be hat e r than a non-smoker." 519 E A S T F IR S T S T ., S A N F O R D , F L A . �js&mforti fcntto ) Zip Coda 82771 ) WEATHER: Cloudy, cold with occasional rain Tuesday; high today In 60s; low tonight 45-65. VOL. 66 pearxnce tonight for display daring the holiday M i m , City K a n in Vandals with no Christmas did am ount of night at Park. Broke a Fourth Third Killed In Collision; Seven Injured nsw A ••• Sunday Street m ore than hall NO. 83 WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Johnson today signed Into law legislation providing $1.3 billion In fed­ eral grant* and loana to he'p cqltegee build classroom*, lab­ oratories and libraries. The Prealdcnt a ffixed hia signature to tho measure at a White House ceremony. Ha had termed Ita passage last week a* a “ major step for­ ward” In effort* to aid edu­ cation. The three-year program is designed to meet an expected "tidal w ave" o f college stu­ dent* in the 1960-70 decade. A major part o f tho late Three Negroes were killed, President Kennedy’* education request, the bill would authortwo hy fire, as the result of two automobile collisions considerable dam age the MON.. DECEMBER 16. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA aakd this morning. spirit Established 1908 2 Bum To Death In Flaming Car U fa Nativity Sera* at City Hall w ill make 1U annual »p- M anager fa t a United Preaa Leased Wire School Aid BiH Signed Into Law 32 Cubans Land MIAMI ( U P ! ) — Thirty-two Cuban refugees, ineluding tw o corations. Vandals also broke women, were processed here windows in the Sanford Pub­ today after fleeing from Cub* lic Library and did consider In three separate boats. of the light bulbs in the de­ a b le dam age « t Grace 11. E. Church on Onora Road. • • • M embers o f Seminole High S ch ool class o f *43 planning to attend the reunion Dec. 37 at M ayfair Inn a re requested to contact BUly Brumley at P. 0 . Box 156#. • • • Opening o f a new Trade W ind* Cafeteria at Seminole P l a n is s b ted for the first w eek o f January, according to J. C. Robinson, president o f the locally-owned Central Florida chain. • • • Sunday night and early today. 20 Killed Their deaths bring Seminole MIAMI ( U P l ) - A t least 20 persona were killed in traffie accidents over the weekend In Florida, including four in highspeed cotlision in the Pan­ handle. County's traffic toll to 24 for the year. The dead: Alfred Hardt. o f 1100 East Ninth Strrrt, who would havp been 23 year* old on Christ- Debate Report LONDON (U P1) — The House o f Commons prepared today to lay Ihe Profumo scandal to rest, nine months after It began with W ar Min later John Profum o’a lie about Christine Keeler. Mourn Singer Sanford Glrla SrouU will conduct ChrUtm ai caroling at DETROIT, Mich. (U P1) T p . m . Friday at Fort Mel Show people, aporta persona! km Park. Itics and fan s o f the late • • • Dinah Washington filed past FROM THE LIONS PAUSE: her casket Sunday and early A n angler a t the fishermen'* today to pay their final re •tub, describing his toughest specta to the late "queen o f c a tch , said, "A fter three the blues." hours 1 landed this t m lf lc m onster of the sea." Said listener: "1 saw the pictures SAIGON, South Viet Nam and be waa only six inches long. Adm itted the angler: (U P !)—1The bodies o f three "S u re — but In three hours o f U. S. Army soldiers lost when their helicopter crushed o f f the fighting, a fish can lose coast o f South Viet Nani Sat­ lot o f w eigh t." • • e in day night were discovered Results o f the Dec. 3 muni teday washed ashore on a re­ mote beach. elpal election at Casselberry Bodies Recovered mas Day. John Williams, TWO SANFORD NEC ROES burned to death In thU automobile following a culliaion nt about 1:20 thin morning on Highway 17-1)2 Soulh. This car burst into flames on impact. Witnesses rescued the driver. Three Jailed In Vicki Has Last Look Holdup Here At A Christmas Tree Three Cocoa BOWLING GREEN. S. C. holdup here Saturday night, (U P I) — Two-year-old Vicki are being held s i m p c c t i W ray, partially blinded hy can cer, Joined her eight bro­ in county Jail. ther* anil sister* today for a Meantime, ih critfa depu­ last look at Ihe family Christ­ ties are continuing investiga­ m as tree, tion of a holdup by two while V icki will enter Duke Uni­ men Sunday evening. versity Medical Center at N. C„ Tuesday mid Durham, three Negroes held up Ruby where doctors will rem ove her right eye. Her left eye Colston it Club Two Spot, Ne­ had been rem oved last July gro night club on SR 46 East in an attempt to save the at about 11:30 p in. Saturday child'* life. Sheriff J. L. Hobby and took $250 from the cash Saggs do 40 nt(miles later, am atvd Titus Walker. 46; Bobby Joe Fluker, 27, and Telllce Jones, 37, all of Cocoa. The deputies reported lindlng $190 In a silk stocking in their car. Tw o white men, one wear­ ing a silk stocking over his head and brandishing a .38 culthcr revolver, held up Cur­ tis Hanscobb at the 7-U store at Sunland Estates Sunday evening and escaped with $323. City police meantime were WASHINGTON (U P I) —, investigating two burglaries, The Supreme Court reversed J100 from Cook's Corner at today contempt conviction* in 2617 Park Drivr, and $115 Fairfield, Ala., o f two Na­ from the rcsldcnre of Yiiellr tional State* Right* party of­ Iteitx, 2539 Park Drive, Satur ficial! who were forbidden to day night. distribute handbills and hold a meeting. The court cited lark of evidence. Farm Talks Reverses Ruling 22 Below Zero Belle Cuse NEW YORK (L’ P1>— Flnan-j I "T h ere really won't be any Christmas In this b ou t*," said her falh fr, Robert W ray, Hew Over VAH-3 Cdr. George W. Klin morn todny relieved cdr. Roy K. Form er us commanding o f f i ­ cer o f Sanford's Heavy Attack Squadron Three. The Change o f Command reremnniea were held without the usual pomp and color duo to the 30 day M ANILA (U P I) — A passmourning period for the late rngor o f a Philippine Air Lina President Kennedy. G u e s t s plane plunged to death today w ere limited to the families of after forcibly opening the V A H -3 personnel. plane's door while the air­ In taking over command of craft « m cruising at lO.OOi) l.rn v y Attack Squadron Three, f.-.q, u ,, Philippine new* »ervCdr. Kimmon* assumes tin- re ||rr reported. sponsibility fo r supervising The man was identified lo and directing the training of the plane's manifest merely ml replacement flight crew* as James Nielsen. His na­ und maintenance support per­ tionality and address were sonnel foe the Atlantic Fleet not known, the Philippine henvy attack program. new* SPrvK-n soli). Cdr. Kiinmons rutnas to the The plane was on flight Passenger Dives From A irliner j O IQ who fled to Brazil from Pitts - ' burgh five years ago when his Multimilliun dollar nmnipuln-1 Hon* went sour, will go before a U. S. commissioner Tuesday (or formal removal Ui I’ rnn* ■ylvmiiu, lha U. S. attorney'* utfice announced today. sh ort tour us Chief Stuff OfUnited Press International fi-e r o f Heavy Attack Wing Ihe eastern two thirds of One. he commanded Heavy A t­ Hie nation was kept inside a tack Squadron Nine. He is a Chairman Jimmy Jones re­ deep-freeze lockup of cold sir fleet experienced A3B pilot ports the annual shopping tour masses belay tlut promised uinl has recently commenced to keep temperatures crisp t.unaitlniiul training o f the for the children of the I.uthto "bitter cold. e*n Home will he Thursday Much II Vigilante. Temperatures ranges) from afternoon The Christmas Cdr, Fanner brings to a 22 ilegtees hclnw lero at In­ rloev six years of Hanford a hopping tour is financed from ternational Falls, .Minn., to 47 hei.vy attack duty; dating funds received in the balloon decrees .n Tampa. Nebraska beck to Augu-t 1957 when, as sale during the Christinas parade. and the Dakotas had readin gs, j ^ " , he "rapotU.1 to lleovy that ranged from 10 lo 20 tv Mturli Squadron Five a- sup ROMFURD. England i t PI) low City crew s that have been ply officer. Four year* later —Tattoo artist Victor Shtpton. No relief appeared to be m working on the street resur­ 41. said today teen-agers are sight from the cold front* he took command o f Five, facing job have been taking lining up outside his shop to which might allow some snow which he held until ordered to full advantage of the fine wea­ get special Christmas tattoos. flurries in North and Midwest Command VA H -3 in Novem­ ther. up to litis weekend “ There Is a rush for rclig in the midst of sub zero wra ber 1962. Many a block of streets have (,'dr. Farmer report* after ' loos subject* just now.” .Ship thcr. Ohio wa* expecting three been covered with the cementJanuary t to the US Constel­ laden sludge that soon hard­ tun said. “ The crucifixion D o r more additional Inches in lation a* Operation* Officer, the most popular." some areas. ens into a fine driving surface. and wilt lor home potted mar One of his customer*. Brian Mostly fair skie* prevailed City M anager Pete Knowles hi* native home of Coronado, Hargreaves, 16. said he got across the nation with some says that they know that the California. jobs are inconveniencing some his Christmas tattoo " t o help cloudiness in the upper Ohio me think about religion more slates Valley, south central o f our fine citizens, but he ami the Gulf Coast. po'nts to the good cooperation often." Precipdatlun has hern genthat the crew s are getting. i trq i orally light in the Great Lakes Every effort will be made, he U and Ohio Valle). Traver*e says, to mlnimlre the trouTA LLA H A S SE E (U P I) RUCKIIULTS (U P I)—Texas |City, Mich., however, reported ble caused. • • • Rangers, FBI Agents and po­ an additional six inches of Funeral services for senior U. S, District Judge Dozier Have you noticed that lice with bloodhounds search­ snow. Maine, New Hampshire. A . Devane were scheduled striking lighting job done on ed door-to-door In thi.> central Ihe First Federal Saving* Texas town today for four Vermont and Rhode Island herr this morning. Ifevana died here Sunduy building? If not. drive by sloppy looking carnival work- were caught under a freezethere after dark and have a ers wanted for murder in Ala j up of zero temperatures and at the age o f 60 after a short illness. bama. I slightly below. look-ire. j Tattoos T e ll O f C hristm as J u d g e D e van e F u n e ra l H eld Robert Herring, Negro, 22, o f 423 East Third Street, when it crashed into a car parkrd • • • The driver of tile parked car, Virginia Smith Camphell. Negro and David Hell, Negro, both of Daytona Beach, arc being treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital. lolu Crane, according to Constable George Kelsey, was kiltnl instantly at 9 p. m. Sunday when the car in which she was riding went out of control, broke off n utility pole ami crashed into a tree on SB 42)1 near Orlando Three other Negroes were taken U* Winter Park Mem­ orial Hospital The driver, Os­ from Cebu to Manilu. car Davis. 38. was reported ___________ in critical condition. Const a Me Kelsey reported it was learned only this m orn­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI | ing that anolhrr passenger, Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Percy Milton, Negro, 38, was Burns reported II.Olu In earn taken from the scene im medi­ palgn contributions to llu- ately after the accident and Secretary ot M ale today but is reported in critical condiMild he -pent no money In hi* j tain at the Winter Dark box- I | | !.* « a j» * * * 4 * ci.tl “ boy wonder" Karl Belle, | | | |7| | | | J I C passenger* in a ear driven by along the bernt on Highway 17-92 at Sunlaml Estate* at about 1:20 this morning. a $5U-a-weck mill hand who • * • works in nearby Clover. ‘ T v o F orce of the im pact set told the big children not to Herring'* car afire and knock­ expect anything. 1 don't know ed the parkrd ear across the highway to the median. how to tell tiro little on es." Herring's tout was wedged Wray, 33, said Vicki's Christmas wish was a tree, between the peslals ami he decorated with colored bull)* could not extricate himself. and shining ornuments. Lack­ Richard P. Cline, 127 i-aurcl ing enough money to purchase Drive, a service station ope­ one, he went to some nearby rator. ran to the scene but woods and cut down a tree. was unable to rem ove Herr­ “ Wo had som e ornament* ing. He was joined by Sidney West Hollywood left over from last year and Matthews, used those,” he said. "B ut truck driver; Ernest Aiken*, there will be no presents." Negro, It.It. 3, and A. D. Dia­ Doctors discovered a m alig­ mond, Negro, 1505 West 12th nant to n e r fa flcki'a eye* Street. They managed to pull Herr* ing from the ca r hut the month-old Infant, may b e sim­ liame* and heat drove them ilarly afflicted. Wray and his off and Hardt and Williams wife will bring the Infant, Ed­ perished. State troopers charged Herr­ ward, to Durham for observa­ ing with two rounti of man­ tion. “ Hope is all we've got slaughter, driving while Intoxi­ left," said the child’s mother. cated and having no driver's license, with total bond of $1,0UO. He Is being treatrd at Orange Memorial Hospital. Negroex, ap­ prehended 40 minutes after a UN Recess Near Hunt Hillers Iota Crane. 33. of Oviedo Sheriff J. L. Hobby report­ ed Hardt and Williams were w ere certified Friday evening b y a 3-1 v ote o f the Board UNITED N ATION S, N . Y. o f Aldermen. Voting fur Ihe certification w ere CUf Over­ ( HIM)—The General ' m a n , George Howard and L. bty moved into its Ui E . W oodham s: against waa u'.ed working day o f tkfa Art le g o . N o vote o f the today, its adjournment chairm an, E d Lunn, was nec­ ened by disagreement to expand the two top UN essary. • • • councils. H will be a sail Christmas fo r the John Wurtz family at BRUSSELS (U PI- — A g ri­ 2013 Jefferson unless "C hi­ c o " comes hom e. The family culture ministers from the alx h as had “ C h ico " for 14 yeara, European Common Mnrket na­ for n ever let him run loose . . tions assembled today but he slipped his chain and talks expected to decide If a disappeared last Friday even­ French - German controversy in g. “ C h ico" is "ju s t dog**, un farm prices will kill the com ­ light tan, a m ale ansi wearing six-year-old economic munity. a red harness. • • • William F . Warden Jr., o f D cLand, haa been named preaa assistant to Sen. George A . S m sth cn . He formerly served with Rep. Winfield D. Linton (D -In d .) and Sen. Spaniard Holland. ( • • • Fleet R eserve Association w ill hold its annual Christmas party for the children of mem bers from 3 to t p m Saturday at the FRA home Santa will be Uteri', accord­ ing to chairman Donald P ierce. Sam e gift custom as previous years will prevail. * • • 23, of 715 llirknry Street. iso the first broad assistance program for th* nation'* c o l­ lege* since the land grant net o f n century age. I f used to the limit, the $635 million in direct federal grant* and $360 million In low-interest loan* eoutd gen ­ erate np to $3 billion in new construction on the campuses o f 3,100 public and private colleges, universities and tech­ nical Institute*. College* will have to match federal grant* two to one, and supply at least one-quar­ ter o f to td project cost* when seeking the 50-year loans. The program will be open ta privately endowed and church* connected Institutions as w ell as publicly owned and flnanc* ed schools. No funds will be spent on chapel* or divinity schools, nor on aports arenas or other buildings to which admission would bo ehargad. There also nro limitation* i ute o f the $690 million earmarked for grant* to help build undergraduate academic facilities. Classroom buildings undtr that part of the program w ill have to l>e designed for ill* ■traction In the science*, mathematics, engineering and modern foreign language*. Sentencing Of Two In Theft Awaits Report Child Beaten Fatally; Mother Held Prr - sentence Investigation wu* o|>eiird today by Janie* Lee, parole ami probation of­ ficer, for tw o o f fou r defend nuts in Ihe $200,000 citrus scandal Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ liams said sentence would fol­ low l.ee’* report. P. R. t.nwdrrniilk, Alta­ monte Spring* ritrun dealer, was found guilty Saturday o f five count* o f grand larceny, hilbcry nnd conspiracy (3 ), In bilking Ill-A cres Concentrate, Forest City, in misrepresent­ ing Ihe solid* content o f citrus si. id, AH>a Hill), form er state rllrun Inspector, during Lendermilk’s trial, pleaded guilty to similar charge* anil turned state's wilnesa. I.nwdcrmiik wo* found guil­ ty after u week'* trial. Judge William* said today be bn* not been requested by the state attorney to set trial dates for the other tw o defend unis, Hilly Lamar Hammond ami Ralph Alderman. AMARILLO, Tex. (UPI) Airman l.C Henry A. Binning, 38, waa deeply worried about tbe w ay his wife neglected or beat the couple's five child* ren bat he dared not oeek help. Ill* pregnant wife, lira. El* In Mae Binning, 23, threaten* cd to kill herself and all th* children If he did. She waa particularly reient* ful o f Marcus DcWayne and Elisabeth Roxanne, both $. Mr*. Binning thought her hus* band ran around with other women while aha was pre­ gnant with them. The tw o children were bora 11 months a p a r t Saturday, Marcua got In an argument with the other chil­ dren and Mrs. Binning beat him with a hammer. She also beat Roxanne. M rs. Binning called an am ­ bulance but by the time th* boy got fa tbe hospital h e wa* dead. Attendants said b* had tw o broksn leg*, * frac* lured arm, bruises, and rope burns on hia neck. He had teeth marks all over hi* body. Roxanne, suffering front malnutrition,, w as reported In fair condition with a poisibl* skull fracture, bruise* and mutilated fingers and toes. The couples' other children aged 7, 2, and 1, wera placed in Ihe Randall County Wel­ fare Home. They apparently had not been beaten, but all were suffering from malnutri­ tion. Justice of the Peaee BIO Wilson ordered Mr*. Blpnlng held without bond at the county jail at Canyon, T ex., south o f Amarillo. She ad­ mitted the beating* and waa charged with murder. Det. LL Charles Hollis said Binning told him he had known about tho beating* for a long time. He told Halils “ she threatened to kill her­ self and all the children If I told anyone." Miners' Release Of Four Awaited LA PAZ, Bolivia (U P I) — Rebellious tin miners, sur* rounded by g o v e r n m e n t troops, prepared today to re* leave four Americans ami 17 other hostages they have held for nearly 10 d a yi. Juan Lcchin, Bolivia'* leftwing viee president who il also head o f tho National Miner* Union, flew to th* mine area from t.a I'aia Sun­ day to handle the release. The miners of Cntayl and nearby Siglo Vointo, both alaiut ISO miles south of La Par, called a general meet­ ing loday lo consider a re­ ported government offer to withdraw federal troop* in ex ­ change for the safe release of the hostages. President Victor Pas Kslcnssoro refused lo grant Hie miner*’ prime d e­ mand, the release o f two arreded Communist union lead­ ers. according to government sources. HELEN IsL E K S O N Society Editor Appointed By Herald Waller A. G ldow , publish er and editor of The Sanford Herald, today announced Ihe appuintmeat of Mr*. Helen Gleeson at society editor. Mrs. Gleeson, a native of Jacksonville, has worked in radio and newspapers, and cam e here from tho Coronado (C a lif.) Journal. She ii married to Cdr. Rich an! Glceaun, U. S. Navy, now assigned at Argcnlla, Nfld. hut home for the Christina* holiday*. They plan to make their homa here permanently after Commander Gleeson'a retirement. Commander and Mr*. G lee­ son, residing at 319 Elliott Avenue, have three children Rob, a golf pro at Bryn Mawr, Pa., who will he niurried there Dec. 28; Ricky, .duilcnt at Orlando Junior College, and Penny, Seminole High School senior. 8,900 Motorists Visit The Cape CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The Air Force lowered *e curity harriers at Am erica's No. 1 spaceport for a three hour trial run Sunday ami the open home went off without a hitch. Almul 8,900 person* In 2.236 automobile* visited Ihe miss­ ile lest center in Ihe first of non-stop BY minute motoring tour* dur.ng a three-hour per­ iod every Sunday afternoon. M.i) Gen Leighton I. Davis said opening day would be a trial effort to see if the pub­ lic "drive-lhoughs" could he managed without serious dif­ ficulties. Air police ami security men said there were no problems despite the heavy first-day traffic. Automobiles in ■ double line were hacked up for near­ ly a mile before the Installa­ tion was opened at ! p m Aland an hour later, ■ long line remained at the south gate hut truffle was moving slowly toward the Cape Car* tarrying ihe euriou* public were kept at an aver­ age 25 mile* per hour at sign* and security men at intersec­ tions directed the motorist* along a special route past the launching complexes for some of America’s mightiest roc­ kets. Six Children Die In Fire PORTLAND, Maine (U P I) —Six children. Ihree o f them OXFORD, England ( U I 'D state wards, were killed Sun­ Instcad of ticket*, Oxford po­ day night when a apace heat­ lice today left Chrlstmn* er erupted In flames which card* with the warning, “ If swept a two-family house. >oii drink, don't d riv e" beWilliam F. Harrigan, 35, urn tit llu- windshield wiper* and his wife Leona managed of illegally parked car*. to save four of their *even children but were forced back hy heat nnd flames before they could reach the other tlirrr and the three wards Kilted in tha three allrin fire at 1 Gilman Place wera the three Harrlgun children, Heidi. 3, M ary, I. and Holly, 6, and the wards. Ramona Matey, 7, her brother Tommy 6, amt her sister Tamniie. 4. Ralph A- Davis, 81, who liv­ ed in the oilier side of Ihe two-story duplex house, was unhurt. Davis' wife was in a hospital when the fire o c ­ curred. Mr. and Mr*. Harrigan were w ere taken to Maine Medical Center along with their sur­ viving children, Beverly 9, WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Genevieve, 7, Edward, 3, and Navy informed Sen. George eight-month old John. APPROXIMATELY 175 member* of 12 Anchor Club* in Central Florida A. Smathcrs, I)-Fla., today The fi*e brake out shortly were guest* of the Hanford club nt n regional meeting here Saturday. that it had awarded a $1,563, after 11:30 p. m. when Harri­ From the left: Harriet Anne Owen, di*lrict chairman; Gere Dietrich*, lo­ uno contract to the Mil go gan tried to light an oil beatcal president; Sen. Hath Johnson, Orlando, principal speaker; Janet Smith, Electronics Corp., M iami, for er on the first floor. Some of president of the Sanfurd sponsor*, the Pilot Club; Virginia Harney, faculty work on electronic data pro- j the fuel spilled onto the floor sponsor, and Helen Mann, vice president, (Herald Photo) cessing equipment. |anil Ignited. Burns Reports Yule Warning Contract Let Downtown Stores To Open A t Night Through Monday > �► Mr.BmtooOf EXTRA S P E C IA L ! JaM P a rlu r Frw h ly Baked D alieioat F e p iu M f e F o r a Farit to r M y e a n , d ie d Saturday. v •: M ra. B ru ooo w ag a lito M em b er o f F lo w e r ehnytar m o r d e r a t E astern M a r, a graduate o f RoUtea C ollege a a d a u m b e r o f F l n t Cbrtot- »!>n©n \ - t V rfrad* l un lr e w are e w ora, Sven Bm aee, Fern Farit, one bro­ ther, Charles R a m il, ooe half-brother, Fred Harrell and OM half sister, Mra. Delay SUna, all o f Orlando. |toc w M he la fe a r t i ­ ll MoUctew, traditional, i a a d boot overall, Al- 10 It. aaaee to I I o f the F in ite Wooer** o f Booel•ale Ceentr. rtertaa. end; O w D o a T h e r s to ll) H eat­ er. Model ttl-B . #riel Me. M ere i ooe aa the S t Johns i f touche* ara Herald Photo) ODQ8TMAS 8CINB of choraliers of olden times X ssMf patio on North Park Avenue. Putting on the pretty Carol Turpin and Philip Mitchell. a n FL at Florida State UniTCTtlty. R e ia h aenlor s a jo r Ing la bualMM w en a g esen t ta the eehool e f boetasea. 0 reiootriei O w O B (olootrto) a e iit -le O reo, Model Jieininc. 8 trie) TaetttHi One aa l e t e e t r i e ) Refrigerator, Medal LABURD t. aerial o R e m a n le v e e T om tia s B tla le tseetel) n e a e U e to v ad by Boakarlk a ieee S N i t Ooaegaay, Boater*, Florida. V eoeih er w ith a ll atroeU ree a a d ImgrovoM oato a e v t i l hereafter e o ae|d lea d , aad fixture* attaehed thereto, ead •U reate. teeeea, proooede. ead • r e f ill a e e r e u a ead to » « « » feres M id frea slse* alt et v a ie h a re toetaded erithto the fereeeta a Booeriptlea aad the haheadase thereat! alee all ■ n aloom . olootrta. w ater, aad Other h M tla e . cookin g. refrle s r s ila a . lighting. plaaihtne. ventilating. irrigatin g. aad g ow or a r e te s * , s a ch la e a , appiti i m s fixture*. aad a pyertea •ecus. w hich a e w e re a r w » r h ereafter p a n e l a to, or be w e d w ith, la , or M id pres le e t , a rea th o*ph they be deteehed a r detachable, a t pebtlo M te. to the highest a a d beat bidder te r cash betweea th e h eere e t d e e m Weloeb la th e forenoon ead tw o e'eloeh la the erteraeea M the I lk day a f Jaaaary, lM t . o f tb o g re a t Dear e f U e Bem l s o le County Courtboueo In X snford, Florid*. (COURT H A L ) Arthur M B eckw ith. Jr., Clark e f the Ctrauli Court By i M ertbe T. Vthlea D epu ty c le r k J ra o ta g n W aite, Clarke pad Mamtlien Beraett Matleae! Bank Bid#. W AIM W O TO M (U F I) Ambassador Thomas C. Mann ie t*ifi"g over direction o f V . 8. yrograma fat Latin AteoriM w ith a pladgo o f "coM pUte rapport" from Frootdent Johnson. M a n , U . 8. savoy to Mexi­ co, woe named Saturday as assistant secretary o f state far Inter-American affairs. He waa directed by Johnson to Johnson, in a letter to Mann Sunday, outlined his adminis­ tration's alma in tbs a m and amphaaisod that " bo work la moro important for oar goiterotion o f Ateoricano than our work la tbla hemisphere." coordinate the Alllanea For "Y ou can count on my in­ tense interest aad complete support," the President MidWhile expressing prlda la the Alliance that w as begun by on Mana to w ork area harder Legal N otice Le g al Notice Progrcse and other U . 8 . profra m e la Central and South the lata F n old on t 1'ubLek Dog. K UM. 'ft 25c BREAD J a w Parker Freak Crisp Potato America. c CH IPS Kennedy two year* ago, Johnson called on the p ro g ra m S P E C IA L ! “ Super-Right” H eavy W estern Beef Full C u t - C H U C K "W e moat find way* to expond education, health and low coat housing facilities; w t must find w ays to halp gov­ ernments incrcato revenues by tax reform* and, at the came time, maintain an adequate Itn lH l. Ceost? . IMM et and soateintd rate o f eco­ Flatten. l e FroAutv. la i s the Kstatn •( nomic grow th; w o must find LEE MKHAFFET. n / k / a LKK ways to bring about land roVADA MEHAFFBT. Deceased. form, and, a t the earn# time, T e Alt W b s a It May Cs s m s s i been tiled e ce ln e l you in the Holies le hereby olvsn that Circuit Court In end far Semi­ to Increase agricultural pro­ ROBERT U MEIIAFFKT filed nal# County, Florid*, by RICH- duction. hi. fine! report as Adminicle*, A HD It. POPE, for dlvere*. the tor e f the estate e t Lee Me- ihnrt mu Of w blch 1* RICHb affsy a / k / a Lee Vsd* Me- ARD 11 POPE. Plaintiff, verbetter, deceaatdt ih el be filed ■u*. M ART ALICE POPE. D e­ hi* pellllea for final dleehara*. fendant. tbee* praienta ar* to M l that he will apply te lb* command you to appear and Honorable C. Vermin Mis*. Jr., file your Anewer or other de­ County Juda* of Seminal* fense ur plsadlnn herein erllh County, Florida, on the t l r d lb* Clerk o l the Circuit Court day of December, t H ) , (or ap- of HemlnoU Counly, Florida, end ear** * copy thereof on I’ U In llfr * attorney, Carroll the aetata of Le* M eb effty) ■lurk*. Attorney ni Lew. P.O. a /k /a U * Ted* M aheffey, de- Drawer X, Ranford. Florid*. on eeeeed, na tbt* tle t day e t or b efore Iba llt h day o f Jan­ November. I ML uary, A. D. 1H4, or otherwleo Robert L M ehaffey JaakMSvtlta S, Florida decree pro oonfaaio w ill be Administrator o f the eelate Febllek Deo. te, IMS. of M e Mehaffey, a /k /a I a . Veda M ebeftoy Deoeaeed Qordon V. Frederick Attorney for K elel* e f Lee Mehaffey. deceased I I I K. Commercial Street Suit* 1 Kirk Plain Court In end f*r Bemlnele Renfnrd, Florid* II1T1 Ceuety, Florida, le Cbeeeery, Publish Nev. It * D ec I. I, P eeket Me. H .UT. wherein II. 1*11. MB B B T & LBVT I* plain tiff, CDO-II • I d BT. JOHNS PROPERTIES. llyi Sandra a. Johnson INC, a F lorid * eerporatlan, et Dtp uly Clerk aL ar* defandente, the underCarroll Uurke elsaed, ee Clerk a| aeld Court, Attorney for Plolntlff w ill, et U ilS o 'clo ck A. M . bull* 111 Hanford A ila n iu e o Menday, December It, A. National Rank Bldg. D. IMS, a lter far **!• te d P. D Drawer B •ell te ike klokeet end beet Sanford, Florida bidder far eash. at the front I'eblleh Deo. It. II. I*. IMS A tw eet) door et Hi* Seminole Jan. #. ISM County C ou rt Heue* In Men* CtiP-IT ford, F lorida, the follow in g it th e emettrr coi a t or described properly, tylap end in t h e r m c v r r c o c h t o r TIIN NINTH JUDICIAL CIHbeing to Sem ieele County, TUB NINTH J C D I C U L CIH- c u t of and rim ar.ttiFlorida. te-w ttt C tIT . IN AND POK IEM I. NWLN COUNTY. PLONIPA. T h a t part e f O e e e tn n e s l f N t v r r .N T n o . i o n NHLB CtSCNTT. FLORIDA. L et I flee* W est Its feet THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS t it t nc f . n v n o . tnete thereat) Bed W it t 1)0 feet FEDER AL NATIONAL MORT- ■AVINGA HANK o f Governm ent Lot I (!*"* Plaintiff, O All E ASSOCIATION, a earthe Beat IM feet of the p-.ration. W est It* feet thereof) o f E. DTNE HALM, PALM MI'll INI Id. CAL I. Plaintiff. MARION S eclloa II, Tow nehlp I I form erly known ns MARION FORM A et South, B a a s* M Best, t y ­ E. DTNE. et *1 ANNIE L OINTIILR SANDRA SIUPLETT and in g North et L ake Mullet Defendant*. PALM SPRING* CALI- A W EPPW D .D S. B ead ylaht et w ar, which AMENDED N O tlC B OF H I T NOTICE o p s t ir i n FORNIA IN and tu ahy t n j all other par- MIIMTIeALE r U N E I'L o a l ME MOMTUUJK roHECLUnl MM tire claiming any right, till*, Tt»i ItAN'DItA B l l i n . E T T T in dlenn E Motehfleld end and/or Interest In and lo the Reeldenc* Unknown Ulorta M. SeU hfleld, hi* following described property, Tou, Defendanl*. ere here­ wife ta will by notified that a complaint ta The W e il ICO feet ef Lot foreclose « certain mevlgegs BEaiUBNCEi In an unknown elate or country eth er then I. la Block -B ". ef RE- on the following doeorlbed the State o f Florid*, ead PLAT LOTS II A »» o t properly, situate, lying ead belngi mailing I•ddreee ______ JM , DEAR LAKE tlHIOIITH, being In Seminole County, * AUIICA. USN. I—I I o- i ee. uncording lo lb* plat Florida, lo -w lt : Attack Squadron Heavy thereof recorded In Flat Lul 1J. Illock M, SUNLAM) m U. a Navel Air Station, Hook 14, pegs I, uf the ERT ATKN, ■ubdlvltlon, aa hid bey Island. Uek Har­ Public Records o f Semi­ seenrdlng to a plat there, bor. Washington nal# Ceuety, Florid* or. roeordod in Plot Book Tou. ere hereby notified TOU ARE HEREBY NOT!U pegs* Id to 11 of tho that s Complaint to forscloee FIED the' Ibe Plelnilff. W I N ­ Pdblto Records ef gsmlnol* a carialn mortgaaa encumber­ TER I*AIIK FEDERAL HAVPoualy, Plorlts. ing the following detctlbed 1NGS AND LOAN AM8 0 CIA- Includlngi property to-wlti TIDN hie tnelltulod suit One DuoVberm lo ll) H eel, reel Lot 10. Block "E ". COUNegelntt )nu In the Circuit or. Mods' 111.), gsrlal 111TUT CLUIt MANOH. UNIT Court uf the NINTH Judicial NO. 1. ecoordlng to the Circuit. In end for hKMtNuLk! p u t th tr oo f ss recorded County. Florida, the netur* o f In Flat Book U . Psg* IS. the lu ll I* lo torseloes that Public Heoorde ot Semlnol* certslu mortgage which en­ cumber* the ahoy* described County, Florida property, s e ll property being ha* been filed e geln tt you la ■Dueled and located In HKMItho s b o v t- tiy le d eult. and you Eleven Venetian Pllode er* required to oerv* a copy fur ruad k » t dllcb pur- MILE County. Florida. Tug (metal) roenufectured by of rour tioeesi and each of ra u ar* hereby Answer or ether •enkarlk ntae* A Paint Co.. Pleading to tbo Complaint oa LEO* ARD L A ' . t . r f Late required to HI* your Answer Hanford. Florida, no model Plain ti ff* attorneys, ANDLS 11, II and 14 Ol Palm with the Clerk o f the Circuit or eorlal numbers. yhadoWA according to plst Court. In end for HFAiiMH.K DON. RUIH. DEAN. I.OAANth ereof rocordsd In Plat County. Florida, end serve e b*e been filed against you In DEO A van dsn BERD. I l l tb* above styled suit and you Uook II. page I I In tho copy ihvteul upon W. E. East Central Boulevard. Or­ o f fic e o f m e Clerk o f Cir- WINDEIIWKEDLU. uf the ar* roqulrod to servo n inpy lando, Florida.* and fits the tu ll Court ut hemlhul* firm o f Wloderwee.lle, Heine* o f your Anewtr or Pleading to original Anewer or other co u n ty , FioHdo A Ward. ) I I Perk Attuuv, tb* Complaint an r u i n t l f r * Pleading In the of fice af Ih* i Che above g**crlb*4 lende South. At Inter Perk Florida. att orn*). JOSEPH M MUR. Clerk uf the Circuit Court on Include therein land* lying Attorney* for Plaintiff la the AOKO, P O. U.>a 111. Kara or before lbs llt h day o f Jan­ adjacent lo the oast tad west above action, on or b*for* Pork. Florida, and flit Ih* uary ISM. If you tail to do boundaries ef said Palm the Ith lay o f January, A. l>. original Anewer or Pleading eo, a decree pro oonfseso will khaduwt. and all e f said 1) 1), ole* e Decree I'ro Con- in tb* offic e o f tb* Clerk o f be taken against you fur tb* Palm ghadawt, less that fte.o wilt be entered egaluet tb* Circuit Court oa or b*. relief demanded In lb* Coiupart thereof located In tb* for# the ll t h day o f January pleU L D l l If you f ill lo do oo. a Last 4*0 feet o f the West This Notice shall bo publish­ doer** pro canfeeeo will b* ed once e weak for four co n ­ 0-0 feel o f Uovernmtpf l*ut takou against too for lb* re­ secutive wosko In Tho Stan­ A hscllou II. Tow nship tl. Mouth. Kan go I t Hast, and lief ilvmauled In Ih* Com­ ford Herald. plaint. alee lee* Lot* 11, 11 and 14 DATED this llt h da) o f o f salJ INUm Mhadowa) IVtTNEdg mr hand and o f ­ Dvct m bor. I SOI ficial aval o f office ot Oantord, (SEAL) Hold eel* |o In b* mad* lo bomluul* County, this llth day I aaility the term* of oold Mum­ Arthur H. bockwUU. Jr. o f December. I ML mery Float Decroa. Clsrk ut tho Circuit Court (O BAU (BBAL) My: Martha T VlhUn. D-*'Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Andsrson, Kueh, Dean, Arthur U Be-kw itk. J r . Clerk o f Circuit Court Clark o f Clrcalt Court or Iaiwndse A van dsn Rsrg By: Martha T. Vlbleu Seminole County. Florida A t w r c e j i aad Cuunaoilurs at Deputy Clerk f ly ! Marika T. Vlhlen ;U * JtuiCPtl v Ml HAXKU Deputy Cleric ; : : : East Ceutral Boulevard . Attorney at Low UkO A. 0PEEJL JR P. O. Box Ml AAiofhoy tor plolnUft Fern Park. Florida U lte Magnolia Avenuo Publish D - .. it , Jl. te, ) » * ] A lianferd. FlerldA CD F- 40 Leqol Notice STEAK S P E C IA L ; A LLG O O D C U R E D - S L IC E D SU GAR Leg al N o tice Jan. I. 1S4L iC D M I S P E C IA L ! “ S a p w r -R iffc t* PURE PORK Ggarettes — Wtotedorful For Waffle* Too! Suwayfl# Pancake Mix Pancake Syrup SPECIAL! Aaa Pago Waffio And SPECIAL! Scott Lot It. SOUTH PINECHERT, Hecond Addition, a subdivision, according to a plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 11. p e n s I* and M of Ih* Public llecord* af nominal* County, Florid*. WITNESS my hand and the ■eel of sold Court nt Sanford, Florida, tbla Ith day o f De­ cember, m i. ORAL) Arthur II. Bschwlth. J r , Clerk et the Circuit Court. Hr Marik* T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Jtnnlnie, Welle, Clarke A Hamilton Barnett National Bank Bldg. Jackeonelll* J, Florida publish: De*. I, 1*. II. I«. IM*. C D F -tl Suwaybrook Frrah Florida Grad* MA” Lnrgo PaperTowels 2 Facial Tissue 2 Jukes 4 SPECIAL! Scotties ..0UN1) THE CLOCK BLENDED Ctn. O f One Dozen in t u b n n c r i T r n t wT rv AND FON SKMINOLM COEN. TT. FLOKIDA. NO. I M M THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Now Jereey corperatlea, Flelatlff, OEORGE M. BL’ KIUISR et at. Defendant* tim n of ei rr TIIN ST STB OF FLORIDA Tot t.eorge M Buerger. M l Celle Avenue, Impartel Beech. Callforet* Huth H. Buerger, 111 Call* Avenuo. Imperial Beech, California Tou arc hereby notified that a suit b e t been filed against you. Robert H Douglas* and Barbara Jolley Douglass, ta tbt above tain ted cause, aad that you ar* required to tit* your answer with the Clerk o f tbit Court end to torvo e copy thereof Upon tbo plaintiff or plaintiff* attorneys, wboss name and address le Jeaalngs. Watte. Cterhe end Hamilton. It»* Barnett National Bank llulldlng, Jeckeonvllllt *. Flo r­ ida. not later than January T. n e t If you foil to do oo e decree pro con fossa will be entered against y o g for the relief demanded In the co m ­ plaint. Tate suit is ta fareclose a mortgage. The real property proceeded against let l o t 1. and tha Nortn H o feel ot Lot 1 ot Block It. of WTNNEWOOD. Sanford. Florida, accord ing in tbo plat thereof oe recorded In Plat Hook t. pages *L SI )| of the Public Records of hem!nolo County, Flor­ ida. AAIT.N'Knb my hand and Ih* |seal of said Court at kant-ird, Florida, Ibis dth day o f De­ cember. tret. (MEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of ' tho Bar i l l National Bank Bldg. Jachsonvtll* I. FP>rtd.\ | Publish: P i t . >. I t 11. J ), 1) U I CUP .Aa 14 U. S. NO. 1 ROUND WHITE FRESH SWEET FIRM — CRISP YORK living Muahrtwn, C roon o f Chirk*n Ur Chicken N oodle IP Special! . . . . Del Mont* Sprcial! Pineapple - Grapefruit IM Monte Tut Green JUICE B 87‘ 3 -M .00 4 rtiras c m m tnM with PLAIDSTAMPS Oltat Atlantic * faCDC TU COeoraw. *eC Circuit Court n r Martha T. Vthlsn Deputy Clerk 'Jeu bioge. aa a us , Clark* A Hamilton I FRESH GREEN CALIF, PtIcm to tkte U oro good through WodoooBay, Docoator UU l 2701 O R LA N D O DRIVE 17-92 A T 27lh ST. G old en R is e S w e c tin ilk or B u t t t r m llk BISCUITS �V fe |Blast Shakes 'Sermon O n The M o u n t' Scheduled ICuban, Eatery. Frank M. Houghton, parb a jin g the p u t o f J e m s Chriat wiU U s In* tcrprcUUon o f llw "Serm on 0 0 t h * Mount" at tha Cauel* berry Community Methodlit Church Monday at 7:30 p.m Authentic Holy-tLand eoahi me* and special lighting and sound effects add much to the program. Mrs. Rough, too serves as narrator and provides special music in ton g, self-accompanied on Um auto-harp. S h is presentation has been widely acclaim ed throughout the Southeast and has been returned by popular demand In many locations. Prior to turning his talents to his present work, Rough* ton was a professional actor in New York. For three yeare be toured the U.S. and Can* ada in an Am erican version < G tb e Oberammergau Pass­ ion Play as one o f the lead­ ing characters while at the sam e time serving as c o m ­ pany manager. A m em ber of the Screen Actor’ s Guild, Roughton has acted la several film s and starred in the role o f Christ la the “ The Great­ est Life Ever L ived." H e was graduated from As% r y College with an AB d e­ gree in speech and later r e ­ ceived a scholarship to study radio and tatevlitoa arts at the College of Music in Cin­ cinnati. In New Y ork he stud­ ied dram a at Cashmsn Stu­ dios in Carnegie Hall. He r e ­ ceived his BD degree from Candler School o f Theology at E m ory University. ( f l a t . Delmas M. Copeland, paator of the Casselberry church, has extended lavlta tion to the public to attend M onday night’s preaentation. By Downs Estes HOUGHTON Seminole High Yule Concert Set Thursday Seminole High School Choraliers and Melodlera will pre­ sent their annual Christmas concert at I p. m. Thursday In the school auditorium. A cathedral setting wlU be the background for the 100volce choir, which will fea­ ture a candlelight procession­ al and recessional. The Triple Trio, Double quartet and these soloists will be heard: Howard Elliott, Faya Dunnaway, Jean Mast ers, Diana Clause, Clarence Johnson and Tonya Johnson. Ollie Reese Whittle Is dir­ ector. Accompanists are Jan­ et Johnson, Luey Willis, Jean Masters and Jennie Hoop. Rev. John W. Thomas, Holy Cross Episcopal Church, will read the Christmas Scripture. Plans to enlist the aid o f all ministers for work with the Seminole C o u n t y Juvenile Council w ere made at a m eet­ ing o f the South Seminole Ministerial Association held last Thursday afternoon at the First Pentecostal Church in Longwood. A special drive win be held In January or February to raise funds to provide for tem porary f o s t e r homes. Judge Vernon Mtie appeared before m em bers o f the asso­ ciation at a recent meeting to request tbelr support and was told at that time that the min­ isters w ere "in sym pathy" with the program being car­ ried out by the council. A letter from the asaecia tlon containing an invitation to Join, as well as a copy of Its constitution and by-laws, will be sent to all pastors in the area who are not already members. It w as decided that a direc­ tory o f churches and tbelr pastors In (he South Seminole areas will be compiled. Rev. Delmaa Copeland and Rev. Leonard Jones will work aa a committee on the directory which will be made available to presidents o f area parentteacher groups and other In­ terested organizations. Ministers o f the association are anxious to cooperate with, and make themselves Parly CommiHee Jo Wrap Gifts Annuol By Deans Estes T h e Party Committee for Longwood’a annual Commun­ ity Christmas Party will meet to wrap gifts at T p. l Tuesday at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Anyone else in town who would like to asaist in w rap­ ping of the gifts Is Invited j| attend. The party has been held annually for m ore than 23 years and la for all the chil­ dren, from Infancy to 12 years, living In the city. The auxiliary to the Fire Department has been can­ vassing from house to house in the c tf? soliciting dona­ tions for the party and John l^eam s, chairman o f the finano* committee, has been accepting emfributiona from local merchants and civic ami church organisations. Bryant T ria l S et Feb. 10 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U P1) G a federal district Judge Thursday aet Feb. 10 as the beginning of trial In Alabama Coach Paul (B ea r) Bryant’ * 310.5 million libel aults against Curtis Publishing Co. Court officials said B ryant’* two suits concerning Post articles would b* beard during the trial. » at w Cuban exile’s restaurant in downtown Miami today, police said. N o one was Injured and po­ re$to n c Or W »a v * ■ ra »i«* W '' To G et A L IG N M E N T . ADJUSTMENT Returned to original manufacturers specifications on all 4 wheels fluid included il needed C ho p s. . Sausage M Extra Tot Vi Im Stunt bob trhu AT ANY WINN-DIKII |$0Extra Tu Vint Stum W ITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of o m r o m i T>I‘ M Ptcaa Pit AT ANY WINN-DIXII R eplacem en t parte If n eed ed end T oralon B ar A djustm ent n ot Included 3 Just Say Charge / / " D A Y S O N LY MON TUES M Extra Tu Vi Im Stiaps WITH THU COUFON ANO PURCHASE O w Fit* Ca m r .o iu t Hawaiian WED T E R M S firestone on sou n d tin t a o e ic s o n on v ou n own 50 Extra Toi Vilit SUmbs W ITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCMAi t O cr r » iM DStull DICIBBIS W H IT EW A LLS -A N Y SIZE Grits.. Juice 1-Lb. Box 4 6 -o x . Con SAVE 6 % * EACH . . CAM PBELLS TOMATO . . Limit 3 with $2.50 Food Order S o u p .. Soltines Bread 2 No-1 Can SAVE 8* EACH . . CRA CK IN GOOD 1-Lb. Box AT ANY WINN DIXII 14-ox. Lvs. 15 31 50 EXTRA STAMPS When You Buy 1 Can TOP WIP TOPPING a u n n ow o e w ise DAMN Y u a e u a s o n t u a g - t t r t 4 FO R maaOBBOM FRESH, TENDER YOUNG POLE BEANS Plus tea and 4 trade-in tires -jSai ^rjnritrjirsrsrznsrtn Our Ntm Trrm dt, U m tiU rd for U n U llum u td sto p i OUARANTIID I. Aialiet lilu ti to v ttliiu ilip »n<l mlarhilt JwrfM «f | LBS. llp r o B i lr r ] n n » » » r l» n l» a i g FREE CAR SAFETY CHECK! PER PLUMBING, HEATING AIK CONDITIONING 1007 S. Sanford A t *. FA 2-6302 *o< P in a Pia tinea r 3 O N T H WALL 3 9 ' ENRICHED . . D IXIE D ARLIN G FA M ILY SIZE LOAF NEW TREADS P A Y M IN T S A S L IT T L I A S 40 M O * T O P A Y Punch AT ANY WINN DIXIE SM ALLEST * 2 0 * . H I, BAG ao to mumsTi of UP T O Because the justices were on the bench bearing esses last week, only a small masher of opinions was expected. SAVE 10* EACH . . TH R IFTY M AID TOMATO ELfCTRIC W to H ia iT R O N n o d a l* for •a little aa IO O m a r * fa s t l a th a la r g a a t b a n * o r c o n n a r c i a l I n s t a lla t io n s . Fumpa O U T h a o t, hum idity in su m m er; p u m p s IN h a o t fr o m fresh o u td o o r a ir in w in ter. Uaas lew h e ll c e illa p to e lim in a te d u ct*. or Chicku Thighs • ((e iH iu i m AIL IllL f V < ,||AI SuUf TH I W ASHINGTON (U P l) — The Supreme Court meet* to­ day to hand down opinions and orders before adJoum lnc tor the Christmas holidays. SAVE 5* EACH . • A U N T JEM IM A . . Q U ICK OR REGULAR W EATHERT RON FOB of elementary cond prise sw ard in the re­ erintendent adueatlan, who explained dut­ cent Christina* parade. The school has advised that ies. o f . (Judy offices in the It would greatly appreciate county school system. donations o f clothing for Refreshments were served needy children. Articles may at the d o t e o f the meeting by be left at the school or ar­ Mrs. Georgia Redd, school rangements for pickup* may lunchroom manager. be mad* by calling the school Students presented a spe­ cial Christmas Program for office. Supreme C o u rt T o Adjourn — Prices Good Thru December 18th W ITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE o a t p » *. f a e it a J i m i i J n a i COOLING G f N £R A L early next month. The school ton, school guidance director was congratulated on its se­ and Mrs. Margaret Goit, sup­ held at 1:20 p.m. last Wed, oesdsy. FRONT WHEEL . A rm eo AND ent o f schools; W. W. Whar­ REG. 45* SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK (Hot or Mjld) ®r R ig h t t Eng. (U1T) — Nineteen cow* Sun­ day night held up the landing o f a Royal Dutch Airlines KLM Viscount airliner when they strayed onto the main runwny o f Ringway Airport. KLM Manager Ron Vigara said the ptano was carrying about SO passenger* and crew­ men. “ The cowa could Hava j caused a very serious accident. particularly aa It waa dark,1 [he suld. H E A T I N G Unit will visit the community WASHINGTON ( U H ) — | President and Mrs. Johnson attended services Sunday at SL, Mark’ s Episcopal Church | near the Capitol. A fter the sermon, they join ­ ed members o f the congrega­ tion for coffee In the parish] hall. On the trip back to the I White House, the Johnsons I stopped a t tho home o f Rep. | Jack Brooks, D-Tex. M A N C H E ST E R , HOUSE made that the M obile X -ray b y B. T. Milwee, superintend­ Johnsons Go To Church Cows G e t In Plane's W ay WHOLE future a S A n z S o n c e m e n f « F f * ’* T b O r t fr k r a was pro w n w ’V . i ' ? f r o n t s ' i n ~ ii~ A s o e » lt y M rs. Brooke L. Alderman, an additional new teacher for the fifth and sixth grades at Lake Monroe School, was Introduced to P IO members at their regular meeting held last Tuesday night with Mr*. A. S. Doudney, president, presiding. During the business session, which was opened with de­ votions given by Mrs. Mar­ garet Bryan, teacher, the group voted to sponsor a sphagettl supper in the near available to, aU area parent- lice said they had not estabteacher groups for devotions I juhed a m ouve for the bomband any other ways o f giving {n r. The blast, which ocassistance. cursed at the 14 Brothers w sA Joint morning service is taurant on fsm ed Flagler being planned for Feb. 141street, blew out a front winwhich has been designated aa I down and damaged the wall, tha World Day of P raytr. One officers said, woman from each church wlU work on a com m ittee to plan and present the program for this service. Tha time, I Quantity Rights Reserved place and program will bc| VMN-OttN I announced at a later date. Plana w e n discussed for a| united Easter Sunrise Service which will be the first auch service ever to be held at I this time in South Seminole County. Rev. Jack Lindsay | was appointed to select a suit­ able site for the service. The next meeting o f the as­ sociation will be held on Dec. 26 at the Church of the Natarene In Fern Park. B ar W an dar South Seminole Junior High To Give Christmas Concert By Jana Caaaafkeny A Joint concert featuring a program of Christmas music « : l l be presented at 7:30 p.m . Tuesday by the ninth grade chorus and band of the South Seminole Junior High School tn the auditorium o f the South Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry. The chorus will be under direction of Mrs. Jennifer Kelley, choral director and Bandmaster George Kirsten jtefll conduct the band, bliss Brenda Babbitt will terve aa piano accompanist for the chorus. Numbers to be presented by the cborus Include "S in g G loria," "W bat Child la T his?” "Pat-A -Pan," ” 1 Won­ der as I W ander" and “ The Little Drummer B oy." The band will play " A rot Medley,’ ’ "G old and ver W altz." "P rocession o f the S ird a r," ’ ‘ The Spirit Christmas” and "T h e March of tbe T oy s." Tho program will be fol­ lowed by a carol sing with those In the audience Invited to Join with the chorus and hand. Tie public L> invited to at0 d tho c o n c e rt mite blast knocked out w front By W ro.ii*L.'7ahi REG. 984 . . SMOKED PORK Party Announced In Lake M ary B y Frances Wester Lake Mary's Annual Christ mas Party for children o f the community up to 12 years old will be held at 7 p. m . next Monday in the Chamber of Commerce Building, C of C president Richard Keogh announced today. There will be a Christmas tree, caroling and refresh* menta for those attending, and Santa Claus will give each child a Christmas Stock­ ing. The Chamber Is being as­ sisted with arrange menu for the parly this year by mem­ bers of the Lake Mary Wo­ men's Club. M IAM I (U P !) — A dyna­ window Mon. Doe. 16, V m ll New Teacher Is Introduced At Meeting Of Monroe PTO ■of J4NCOW-. . Ministers To Aid Juvenile Council fs u to ft ftfe e te tto * where your dollar buys AMES mote 6 FIRST & FRENCH Sanford FA 2-0244 TILL 9 ■ic.pt Sun**) Saturdays IUI O m s b IXTRA LARGE GREEN STALKS C e le ry .........^ IO i Potatoes.. 4 «■49/ Pumpkin Pie 3F^1. Or'ge Juice 4 & 99s U. S NO. I SWEET MORTON FROZEN CYPRESS GARDENS FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA CONCENTRATE n g B B a n fm tK r i L io n jje t ci SJniPe e U ^ tu ttm e a n d a s ta m p £ole cOclu / d im e a t . . �" C U T A W A Y " C O A T A FFAIR fe ll hew many of us extend the ImiBilorlm of Cbriatmas beyond M r cam tomOr ditto T How many find a way to Include the homeless, the t o jilr - and those in failing hmlto j ^ j l M t in the Joy of our ^B eadguLtm dTat SI4 East Sec and Street, members of the Sanford Corps of the Saltation Army work M tT m t at Chriatmaa time, but all year round to translate the teachings aging, the needy and many other*. r traditional concern for fortunate, the Salvation Welfare wnritti to blip U jrttn lfe V ’ IndWdnol and tba troubled family oohre tba many problems that baaat thorn in an Inflowing!/ complex ao- r a sa;.} ( T jg t t m Q s * By prorldlnf material noadc and spiritual guidance for families, acthri* tie* for senior clUsana, tlaite to the institutionalized, supervised pro* grams for youth, and ear* and guid­ ance for tho unwed mother, the Salvstlon Army — In modem institntions, neighborhood centers, and through religious services — com­ forts the many by serving the indi­ vidual. Through your support of thin unique organisation you can give n gift that taste a lifetime— the knowl­ edge that someone cares. Is large doss* bat we r e u ttooly iajM t It to sm all ssMunto ts relieve pels. Be t o n to b o Io«k «L D e a l stampede like sheep by m n flnerMstiaaf "A lth ou gh oa r n odical eaS l e a n h H d U sd appeals. Aaa> dental societies a n to agree­ tyee Uw t o U . F o r instances la Baltimore, ment on the g rea t benefits o f flaoridattoa, politicians e fte a when the I year etoe w e re ibow their fealty, tsey w e re horrified to find toes' sk ele­ ton to eorooatioa robes, sea t­ ed beside the king. They w e re forced to U se her beaey Ha­ g e n , too. The tombs to the ehureh a r t fe e t to fast b e ­ cause oa resurrection d a y Pedro said the first thing ha •anted te s e e w as U s h olered By A . « - BaaheX LUBON, Portugal (SpL) •erne M poors ago, this was W n leathers w ore as welltofa n ted aa they a r t sow , my husband was told by hla teacher that the reason one ■sod the expression "building easttis it Spain” for day- fluoridated w ater to harm ­ fu l.Ftoos Mattes Facto One o f the usual "rabble rousing” techniques o f the feae o f fluoridation to to charge: "F lo e ria e to • deadly pels- over stoat their birth but th eir o*P mothers had drank it w hile The thought!sea parson la pregnant fo r the water a t then shacked into becoming fearfu l and even hostile. ■ q t what tr a the piths facts T Wall, fin eries It dengeroua la BIO DO8 X 8 , but so to toble salt end many o f sur eth er lifasevtag drags to modtotmt W hen year efty water Is fluoridated, however, the retie la O N E pari fluorine p er one M ILLIO N part water! ton. to Batolba sad A leeh eca the royal sp artan ats h a r e tong beta diverted to eth er purposes, but at M aifrs, an- • other rays} aieasstsry, the klng’ i spsrtm seta are e sa e tly like they w ere when U s e n e t warnan had recks to her hoed II spent Ms last night to P o r ­ h r both Speto and Portugal tugal there before he a b d i­ bristle with cattles and the cated in M O . The building, Mugs af toast countries wort erected by Joha V to the lft h surely tot host boused la tha A s everyone knows, an an­ Under the rallying t r y o f W ASHINGTON (U P !) — century can be seea far m iles. world. The M an-W m -N evtr-Ply Me­ niversary that la divisible by “ wo said (pause) It couldn’t It has tw o toll Renaissance It waa tha custom la tba morial Society has kindly In­ 10 la alwaya more elgnlflrant be done, tha socisty haa towers sa d 45,000 w indows middle ages for a king to vited me to attend Its annual than an odd-numbered anni­ sod doors. It took 50,000 m en sought to convince thinking promist to build a church or workshop meeting at K itty versary. Except those that art a m i n t i n ' , o r both. If God Tha advisors o f tha old to build it sa d cost about $Z,- Hawk, N . C., next week. men ovo iyw hora t h a t t h a divisible b y 36. but asueh t e a than tho • te 8 would stake him victorious to U s g , Afonso IV , Pedro's f*- 000,000. It b o u s n a fabulous I would liko very much to Aa usual, the workshop will thought o f man flying to rldlaparte e f fluorine per ■W lew battle. I f the vow w u kept, the? felt the influence of tho library o f som e 40,000 beauti­ go, but unfortunately I heve feature a aeries o f panel dis­ uous, which, o f course. It to. bound and valuable to th e natural driakiag water which w u very often, the powerful CaitlUUn de Castro fully There are, however, tw e been unable to g et an airline cuss Iona revolving around tha e f region s to Tessa. king gotorally reserved on fam ily w u * detrimental to books available to students n a e m t lo n . old e on trovon y o f “ W het real­ minor weaknesses In th e s e ­ Y e t those TVsana have apartment Is the building for Portuguese foreign policy and (rots all o v e r the world. Nevsrthless, I w ill be there ly happened on K ill Devil ct* ty1! case. They may he asm The r o y a l apartments, Mo own i n . Thus there are that Pedro should make a po­ marixsd ee follow *: to sp irit—100 p er ren t A lso HJHT" This much It known: ke Portugal And Spain vast litlcally expedient marriage while very extensive, a re a 100 proof. The MWNFMS is a On o r about Dee. 17, 1101, a I. Why w oeld tho W right church • m o s u to ry • palaces and produce another heir to disappointment, rather stuffy highly spirited group. ccuplo o f chaps who gave their broth sn , o r anyone olaa fo r built for the glory o f God and tha throne, because ha had with lota o f bric-s-brae and Its motto is: -B ird s fly j man names as Orville and Wilbur that matter, climb to tho top the comfort of tha kings. had only one son by Coostsa- bad paintings. The w hole drink." When translated Into W right elimbad te the top o f o f Kill D eri! Hill aalara they Tha Monastery o f Sente xa. F o r tea years Pedro held thing baa a middle-class at- Latin, tha motto can be looeely tho MIL Ona climbed back Intended te f l y ? M arla da Vitoria at Batalha out against his father and I mosphere. The billiard room Interpreted to meen: “ Man down again. 3. If man cannot fly, w h y de ("B a ttle ") waa built attar then, la dciparsllon, Afun*o iporti in archaic pin ball m a ­ dose not fly . O r anyway, aa t M a n y otherwise sensible they keep on building airJoha I defeated the Spanish sent t h r u o f hia nobles to chine end o o o of tho n o m a on one wing.” people, Including n number o f planes T at AQabanwttd to M U . I t Is Inex* hotse w hem they stab-i contains the vast bed o f the Although NWNPWS memThis year’s workshop will be influential government o ffi­ a surprise to com e on this bed h er to death to her gsr- last queen who weighed over particularly significant be­ cials, have gone on record as bora regard these questions aa Cepe Canaveral changed te Cepe Kennedy. 200 pounds. enormous towered c r e a m y den. cause it coincides with the believing that tha ether one quibbling, th ey have resolved M ayb* I didn’t ondontaad Close to Lisbon are three pink gothic building rising Pedro quite literally went to meet tho Issue heed on . 60th anniversary o f what tha flew down. w hat I waa reading or maybe palaces, all different. In tha out o f the rolling farm land mad w ills grief. Ho revolted 1 wish them wall, but I would That theory la hotly disput­ NW Ni'SIS calls -T h e W right dotted with UiUe villages. against his father and far> charming Uttle town o f Sin- bm thers ellsged first flight.” ed by the N W N F5I8, which have mure confidence la the I Just can 't seem to traderstand that kind o f person It to very elaborate on the two years northern Portugali tra John 1 built a pa lace to I A l t yrer, it only coincldtd was form ed to defend tha tow society if they had not sent outside, austere inside. Only was laid waste by civil war. Moorish style which w as a with tha 50th annlvsrtary a f o f gravity against attacks by my workshop Invitation air­ that would make a fane ever som ething like th a t one o f tho chapels la ornate Then, fortunately, for the, favorite royal residence for tha ao-eilled flight. mail. auch radicals. 500 years. I f I wore from Florida 1 with gold and tile end marble, country, Afonso died. w ould bo very proud to have It has lovely tile walla and This bolds the tombs o f John P edro’ s first act as king Capa Canaveral named after and hla enlightened wife, waa to capture two of Inca1‘ floors in muted colors and our tote and beloved Provi­ Phillips of Lancaster, the assassins who had fled toi fanciful painted ceilings— one dent. parents e f Henry the Navi- Spain and torture (hem to, has magpies on it and another I’ m eorry I c a n t eipreee crowns gator. death. Th* third had escapedI swans with g o l d m y self very well but aa an around their necks. The counSomo ten m iles farther to France and safety, Am erican I fe lt I had te any south is another Monastary of Ho then disinterred Inei, ell room’ s walls and ceilings with the w hat m y heart f e l t Santa Maria facing the town and had her body carried ini are embellished Nev. I— Nagy rep u d ia te might have been would come "T h o Soviet army, which Mrs. H. B. Ftoe •quart e f Alcabaca. This one solemn procession tho HI coats o f arm s of the Fortu* crushed the Hungarian re­ later. tha Warsaw tresty an d pro­ to much oarilar, built by Por- miles from Coimbra to A lee. gucse nobility. One, that o f a volution seven yearc ago, On that morning to the claims Hungary’s neutrality. tu g il’ a first king, Afonso baca along a route lined with, traitor, haa been painted out. plana to leave Hungary to th* to u te d s tree la o f Budapest Nov. 3— On this night, on a Itenrlqueo after he defeated people holding lighted white, Tha kitchen, with tw o tall next few months, diplomatic men, women, and children Soviet guaranty or security, the Moor* at Santercm In tapers. When at the corona . conc-ihapcd chimney a a n d sources said today," hurled their home-made Molo­ Hungarian military leaders 1153. It, too, la heavily carved lion in the church the noble:, spite big enough to roaat a bonoath tho meet with the Soviet! to ne­ — UPI news dispatch from tov cocktail* and ornamented to Gothic cam e to kisa Pedro's hsnd tr, whole ox, lx unique. troad* o f Russian tanka or gotiate withdrawal o f Soviet Moscow. Above Sintra on Pena throw thomaolves bodily troops. The Soviets arrest the mountain overlooking the sex U w u ■ o'clock In the •gainst tank portholes. Hungarian l e k rs and launch is a sum m er palace which It w as an unarmed popu­ their attack. It wax the same morning on Nov. A 1936, and Art.I D io r n g YiXJ w ou ldn ' t ec can be described only as over Budapest Radio cam e lation against 3QO.OUO Soviet treachery which had been weird. Fanliaand o f Coburg, tho desperate c ry : BUT BRAT VtXJ-— THA AN C L O U ROUSH YOU// IN FOR AWYWtNa ti'iopa and four to five thou­ employed against Polish mili­ x ? ( ftXJOMgglWAN 6RA1CO-ROMAN WfleSTLBR,] IOP/ l consort of Marla If an d cou­ “ Help Hungary! , . . Help sand Soviet tanka, and be­ tary leaders la IMS. HANDLED) ITHUMg-TWlDWJNA, ANO THAT AIRPLANE 6 P1N f sin of Victoria's “ D ea r Al­ us . . . Help u*I” fore It w u over more than HOLD Voti t»H O ON MB 16 i L SSOUAS 1 / MMORfYVNOW. bert,” bought a ruined Gothic Just before that had been 30,000 Hungarian* were to NOTHING BUT A ROUGH MOUSE monastary a n d turned a tha playing o f tho Hungarian die. BRAWL TYPE OP GRAPPLING/, — HMF— -*O O N AS X G 6 T I, These were tom e o f the national anthem, and before in trim i 'l l flatten s o u \ that an announcement by P r e ­ memories evoked by tb* dis­ CUT liKB A PKCA6ED ROSE ) patch sent from M oscow sev­ m ier Imre Nagy. INAN OLDNOYXL, U6A0/ y M. , . Soviet troop* attack­ en year* later. This b ed been the sequence ed tho Hungarian capital with the open purpose to ov er­ ef rspld-llre events: Gothic arches, spiral stair­ throw the legal government,” O c t XT-3B—Nagy announces cases and Moorish court­ bo said. “ The Hungarian So vista bad agreed to Immedi­ yards. One room is furnished troop* are In combat , . . ate withdrawal o f Russian entirely In china furniture of This is announced to our peo­ troop* from Budapest sod ne­ the Dresden typo, w i t h ple sod to th* world.” gotiation* for withdrawal of scrolls, bluo ribbon* and cuThe following days w ere a troopo from tho whole e f Hun­ pidi all over the shiny white story o f human courage rais­ gary. tables, m irrors and chairs. ed to Incredible heights, o f O et to 30 Nagy ends sin­ Another to done to Pierced treachery compounded, and. gle party rule, form s an alland inlsid teaks ood furniture In th* V est, s time of agonis­ party govarom ost and prom ­ ises fro* elections. 1150 new from India. Some on o ought ing to decision. to make a movie h ero, but The reapparaliaU and the government Includes Janos what the plot would bo I can­ harsh recrim toatiou for w het X adsr. WT CREAW not guess. Tba sw eet little (fo r a pal­ ace) pink and while baroque building a t Quelux, set in its lovely form al gardens seams almost p lsto after P on s, n Is Pngs 4 Sanford, Florid* Mon., December 18, 1083 pseudo-French in stylo and There will be s public hearing of tho City of furniture. The official recep­ W A L T *:* A. O IELOW , SCDITOB* AXD r lN L llllK M Suuford Hoard of Adjustment on Tuesday, De­ tion fo r Queen Elisabeth of cember IT, INS, at 8:00 PJL ia the City ComJULIAS L. OTSSYeTMOU V S S D WELLS England when she visited A i m c I . i * K 4 l:*r M eckeeteel aupt. mtoeiou Room of 111 City HtIL Portugal w u held her* to the v a a u VAX PK L T JAXUS eiSO O SSK K I S i .n .i l n c RUUor U v v ia ... M . s . c . r red brocade and crystal ball­ This hearing win bo for u varlaaco of 10 J t 'o v w isL L e K t n a i i m r w. j o u a s t room. O k l.t r ROliar CI.MlfUO P lfte lo r foot ia tho M-l see* of tho side yard require­ HKMSV S I A K S O I V S iS N VOLTOLI.VS Besides these alm ost every ment* ot tho Furniture Center, 1100 French ■M isty E ditor clri H l.tlaa U . e . e t i town haa r a t e o f fortified Avenue for tho construction of on addition. castles which look v e ry r o ­ a v B s e w m o n uatus Legal: Lot 1 u d 2 and north 50 fool of General Office 211 W. 24th St.___ mantic but most h a v e been i DtUvwy Mr SSeU Lot 8, Block IS, Tier I S t w li.l. c .a .t r AU Otter BOMBS ON COUNTS! CLUB Rl). very uncomfortable. Week l i e s I T ie r Si ts* i Tssr Spain, which win b e cover­ SCO I MoatXa M l « Maatlt* ed In a further article, haa SI* t M eets* Lie I Meets* I S* I Meath LM I Meath tha earns situation, on ly m e n Sotoa Agents Fe.ul h.ceUttees yr.vU* that ell wail seSierlytlues k* is *4ve.«*. Feet O n T h e Ground Letters Phil Newsom Soys arian R evolt R ecalled OUR BO ARDIN G HOUSE TH E B E AU TIFU L HOM E A T 411 TANGELO AN O TH ER IN THE W IL L NEW BE FINISH ED IN A FEW D RIVE DAYS SECTION OF Ravenna MODERN K ITCH EN S BY E N E R A L A KLECTM C CONVENIENT V A , FH A , AN D CO N VEN TION AL FIN AN CIN G Other hom es are under construction — choose o n e o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these hom es today JJW JW U U t& A CUSTOM CON STRUCTIO N CO. BU ILDIN G A STEN STRO M SPECIALTY Phono FA 2-3108 - FOLLOW OUR SKINS REA LTY �J> *» - M S g '- ItfiflEL E S (U P I) - feet wide, ripped ttqyyft * f area a mile and a half aquare with homea trp to the $50,000 claae. Police threw up a cordon around the area to prevent tooting and only reiidenta with pauee were allewed to A path of water, almoit 40 pasa. om U jL 3 ± S E .,f..li(J L llI_F *t*t Baldwin Hflk area rcaideuta destroyed o r d a m n ed nearly returned to their flooded-rar- 1,000 home*. aaed homea taday thankful However, O m wa« a p o u lonly three persona were hol­ V llty the death toll might ed whew -j j •e'jfli rjejhnro'lt,J r g higher «• ; ’-fiy«nU and dam burst and cauaed SAWI B e t e r * dug r V i^ f h h r e e and Hundred* of pollcem trolled the muddy, deb ad area, * Mayor Samuel Tort; day appointed the be three leading unlvenll the area to nominate bare lor n hint ribboi finding board of lnqul ed to aua up the feeliagi of city officials that moat m ldeota of the heavily populat­ ed area escsped death Sat* D ie t O f W om td i G AINU VILLI (U P I) Wedneeday night holdup it* tempt, died at the University Medical Center horn Thurs­ day night Columbia County aherUTa deputies warn seeking a young Negro man who al­ legedly fired a sawed-off shotgun at Howard and his wife, but said thay had made no im sU . JUVENILE COUNCIL of Seminole County is seelnf to it that Santa Claus does not forget Seminole County youngsters at Florida Industrial Schools. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds (seated), member of thn board of direc­ tors, addresses Christmas cards whila Bin. Ethel Williams, chairman of the gift committee, wraps presents. (Herald Photo) Souiet Budget $212.3 Billion Burial Insurance 2460 P A R K AV E . Sold by Mail m e n cow MOSCOW (U P I) - The So- the a n t two years and the plan revealed a tremeadoaa v iet Parliam ent received for K*e«n light was given to a projected booat in the oil laIndustry buildup dustry—as per cent with the fo rm a l approval today an un­ chem ical gas induitry over the Best precedented $212.3 billion which will supply tho farina two year*—and a 22.T per cent pea cetim e budget for the with fertiliser. increase ia agricultural In­ M tt tw o years that emphatU. S. Ambassador F o y D. vestment. V e d bread and butter instead Kohler and other envoys of both East and West watched o f guns. P rem ier Nikita S. Khrush­ the speaker read out to 1444 Cadet Warren 3. Moeller, ch ev looked on approvingly deputties at a Joint session o f in the Grand Kremlin Palace the Supreme Soviet previsions son o f Cdr. and Mrs. Warren 3. Hoeller, 11W Cornell Drive, as Finance Minister Vasily of the new budget. Pyotr Lom iko, chairm an o f haa earned academic honors G arbuziov read out the fig ­ ures, lopping o ff $666 million the state planning com m ittee, for the aeeond aix-week grad­ from defense spending for the presented a two-year econ o­ ing period at Wrntworth Mili­ mic plan to bring Soviet pro­ tary A cadem y, Lexington, Mo. next year. W ins H onors through w io n h &ay . . . Ton may he qualified fee 11,000 life Insurance . , , to you will not burden your loved on to with fu neral and other axpensee. T h is NEW policy la especially helpful to those between 40 and Dfl. 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M l Laa 4 4 -U ; BaOwd 44 -l» i Cafcaa M -4 ; Total ITLYMAN (H )t Panbkak B- Jobs Burkbatmer lad la polnta acorod hi both gamaa aad alaa la rebounds, aharlag tba rabowd k w f i with tarry Millar and Larry ikaw. Tba atfaaaa waa lad by ptayaiakar tiara Itmpktoi and t a daftnie by David Hugglna. Tba JVa wiU ba tooklng far victory agala Tnaadiy night when they tra­ vail ta Naw Bmyrna Beach. VMM Prtaa jrtataaUaaal The A m e r i c a n Football Laagaa raca haa cam ay with man yoaalMo aadiaia than a ride through t a toanal of Iota. Ooa play already la guarantad aad t a n nay eveo whom hla coach, Wayne Bardto car*. “ha's t a p art art faataD playar r*a m •aaa." Previously chaaoa Milage hctball’i back of lha year by the UP!, Slaabaeh piled ay a lfM rta a trtia e m hla quarterback Deo Trail, la t a fotlaf tor t a playar of t a jrtar. Tba Boatoa patriate and Buffalo Bllla a n tlad lor t a Eastern Dlvlaloa lead ao they'll meet la a playoff for NSW YORK (UPI) — Doe. 10 Moatverde Home t a tltla at Buffalo oa Dac. Weltenrvifht champion Emile 11 New Smyrna Away 14 Lyman Away Griffith mahaa an all-out bid Tba Baa Diego Charier* IT Xbelmmee Home clinched at laait a tin for for challenger’* rota la the 10 Meant Dora Away tho Wortera Dlvlaloa cham­ lively middleweight dlvlaloa Jan. 7 Ocoee Home pionship by kaocklag over t a Friday night at Pittsburgh 10 Howey Away llouiton OUcra, 20-14, Sunday age!nit top middleweight eon14 Ocoee Away I f Now Smyrna Bern tender Ruble (Hurricane) Car­ “ flrita.*' PttUbarRS Slcetor* in their 10 Lymaa Home ter. It waa the Brit Uma t a wiaamr-tabo-aS la m in New 21 ML Dora Bible Away Griffith of Now York, Oilers failed to win t a WeitYork. t4 Tltuavilla Away fighter of the year aad tho ara Dlvlaloa title dace t a Roth aoafareaca races thus 11 Ran OaUI* Away BOSTON (UPI)—Tba Boaleague wai farmed in 1M0; only man to win t a 147-pound wan derided aa t a final Fob. 1 Howoy Home ton Red Sox have an add as­ It waa t a first Uma t a crown three tlmee, already Sunday at t a aeaassL Chicago 4 Montvarda Away Chargara ever beat t a Oil* haa beaten 100-pound contendflalsfcad wltk a racord of 11 T Tltuavilla Home sembly line. wtaa, aoo dafaat aal two ties; It dooent produce many ata In Houston, and It alto era Holly Hlma and Jo m Goa10 Pier»on Away t a Giants havo aa 11-1 re14 Rvana Away pennants but it turns eat bob w u t a first time t a young ■alts la IMS. IB ML Dora Bible Homo ting champlona Ita Pud APL aver has bean faced with Aad aaw EmUa la favored t a possibility of two play­ The Fachare aad Cleveland 21 Pleroon Homo turns out ears. at M over alugger Carter of Browns wound up la second Jr. High Baahatball l ebadalo Carl Yutnem ikl, 24-year- offt. That prospoct came about Patenon, N. J. place to qualify tor t a Play­ Jan. 11 Bo. flemlnole Home old batting stylist who often If Griffith, 24, Uvea np to off (Rttsatrey) Bowl gams at 25 Bo. Bembola Away h u taken feesona from Tod when Tom Flores passed for t a adda by hamming the five touchdowns guaday to Miami, Fla., Jan. I. Cleve­ 28 Sanford Away Williams, became tha fifth “ Hurricane** bo would bo oa land defeated t a Washington Pab. S Be. Bemlaete Away Rod Sox batting champion In heap Oakland’s Western Divi­ eetremety attractive challeng­ sion title hopes alive with a Rodsklaa, IT-to, giving tarn IB Sanford Homo tho taat seven years with ths er at tho boa office, In a n 10-4 recud. Tho Paekera 2* Sanford Away release today of official Amer­ 35-31 victory over Denver. “ San Dlago’a record now Is battle of champlona” for Joey edgod Ibi Inn Francisco For­ Btar. «-T County Toumnmont ican League batting statistics 10-4 aad Oakland'* ta M . Glardollo'o now 160-pound ty Nlners, 21-17, Saturday to for tha IMS season. That moans ta r* could bo a In n season during whleh playoff between them If Den­ OtordsRo at Cherry Hill, ] fanta aad ana tie. only four qualifiers for tho N. J., took tho title from Ni­ ver defects Baa Diego next la Sunday's other games, title batted mors than .300, Sunday and Oakland beat* gerian Dick Tiger at Atlantic | tba Dallas Cowboys upaot t a Yaetnemski had a .321 aver* Houston. City, Dec. T. 8L Louis Cardinals, 2844; ago to beat out former cham­ Now Joey admits ha haa a I tho Baltimore Colts edged t a On Saturday Buffalo beat pion A1 Ksllne of tho Detroit t a Naw York Jots, 18-10 ami “ genUemsn'a agreement1* f u | Loe Angelas Rama, 38-11; Tigers, who had a A lt mark. Boston got kicked around 33-3 a return tltla fight with Tiger. end t a Mlauaota Vikings CORAL GABLES (UPI) — Tho other JOO htitera were by Kansu City. However, tha World Boxing | trounced t a Philadelphia RaNabraska Coach Bob Devaney, Rich Rollins of tho Minne­ The OUcra mansiad to keep Association (WBA) banned I (lea, S4-13. To gat us Idas of tha of- with lha permission o f his sota Twine with .307 and Alblo the outcome of Sunday’s game turn-bout contracts or agree-1 feu * vs. defeaan battle shap- school, ramo hers Sunday for Pearson of tha Los Angeles with tha Chargers la doubt mento tome time age. lo| up la t a till# playoff n second round of talks with Angelo with .304. Tho Red Box came up with ■amu Tha Giants scored a Unlvsnlty of Miami officials total of 4(4 potato durlag tha who era looking for n naw another Individual champion (n Dick StusrL who topped tho season, f* more than any hsad coach. o ta r team la t a NFL and Devaney, whose Cornhuskers league with 118 rune batted In. 347 mot* than Chicago The meet Auburn In the Orange Harmon Xlllsbrow of t a Mto* Basra bald opponents to 144 Bowl at Miami Jen. 1, con­ nooota Twins led In homero potato, 82 loss thin say other ferred with Miami President for tho second otralght year club to the league aad 134 Dr. Henry King Stanford and with 45, three more than SCHOOLING km (haa t a Olaato, the athletic advisory commit­ StusrL Following Klllebrrw EVERY NIGHT tee of trustees, and Stuart In tha homer race THRU DEC. S3 Stanford said later ths ewet- ware Bob Allison and Jimmy Trig P. M. Ing waa “incoacluslva" and Hall of the Twin* wltk 15 no announcement was expect­ and 52 reapectivalj, FREE ed for several daye. ADMISSION Devaney w u In Miami to make arrangements for t a PROGBAMS Orange Bowl but Stanford Dec. I Mainland ■aid ha asked for aad received V Titusville Away * OVER SO RACES 10 Kdguwstor Away permluloa to talk with him Nightly Daring Reheating IT Mainland Away about Miami’s open coaching Job. M Mayaud Kvaas Home BOBBY1 BO MINORS! Andy Gustafson, Miami ham Jam I Been* Home T Bishop Moesr* Away coach for 18 years, became ta REGULAR BRASON It Maynard Kvaas Away Mhoel’a athletic director Sat­ 14 Oak BJdgo Home urday. Miami also w u still conIT Colonial Away OPENS S3 Naw Smyrna Horn* aiderlag Bill Petsreoa ad Flor­ ida State, assistant Charlie •4 Wtolar Park Horn* 15 Xdgewatu Home Tata of Georgia Teeh and WITH THE TRADITIONAL Fab. 1 Titusville Home OPENING NIGHT INAUGURAL 4 Colonial Home T Oak Xldg* Away 13 Mahay Meore Home CHAMPAIGN, UL (UPI) 31 W latu Park Away 13 Bunn Away — Illinois’ football team wiU St Ntw Smyrna Away fly to Loe Angviae on Dec. x d o 21 and set up Rose Bowl headHead Conch' -Ralph Stumpf quartan In tha HuntingtonAaaL Consh—John Colbert ' h i NNl l U U B Sharation Hotel In Pasadena, Colon—Orange and Black Tangerine B t w l Basketball Calif. Workouts, closed to t a H W Y .IT -M / K O N f Tournament, Orlando—Du. public, will be held at BrookMidway Between Baafevd aad Orlande side Park near the Rose BowL 23,88,27, IMS BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR ARCADE PACKAGI STORE OPEN DAILY — • A . M. • f i l l P. M. tit B. FIRST _ SANFORD WB GIYI TOP YAMJ1 STAMPS Ihfelsth* iDtiqh'hMiqh powprhoaso m i whoils that yeti cun drfcw tip hills down dallies through mild snow and sand Oviedo High Schedule this is the rough tough powerhouse os wheels that you candrive up hills down uullles through mud snow ana sand / ^ s tho country I l^ctub dnnonj WED.DEC25 r«AW l» c BRAN DS at d is c o v e r 4 - w h e e l "DRIVEPOWER"* •“ Ortvepower** to W n g o n e e r station w a g o n 's n ow , Im proved and exclu sive 4 -w h o o t d riv e ey a lawa. KAtaam J N p eom a oru m oN Toledo t. Ohio CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 100 E. ^ i ! r i K d- ‘i B B B r a n H 0 W B a i i r Sanfocd, Florida Ir-n . �* D a te -N u t B re a d 2 * 19 W a f f l e S y r u p . .*£ r 3 9 P a n c a k e M ix K v a ft'i Iftpy || y|| M s m vw .. X 3 9 I D i n n e r s ........ 2 » U §88 dMek from Mr*. MUdrod Tillia i n Mary Women’s Club for the school's fad . Aiding the library hss been one of 's major projects since its organisation. js. 3 9 U M C mmI C o rn e d B e e f . . 3 9 Sre e n P e a s Divisions In Europe ..... 2 1 9 P A H S ( O f t ) — President 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t o the North Atlantic Treaty Or* csalsatloa (NATO) council o f aiaiaUrt, pledged today to k n » the equivalent e f ala V. A divisions la Korop# -to Johaeea, Is a It told tho United States’ Allies of Johnson’s "steadfast resolve" to continue U. 8. coanaitments to the defense "This eeastoacy reflects not merely tha community cf ideals sad culture which hinds us to Europe," tha message sa lty caa ha assured, its in­ terests sad values *aa be fur* thered, only by a close part* Borahip with Europe la com* mom tasks.” Johnson said tha first ef these tasks is creation o f a A ttorney Sued MIAMI (UPI) — A New York Ora died a (MAOS federal court suit here Thurs­ day against Charles Ash­ mans, claiming tbs Miami at. toraey sent the company fivs had ebseks totalling $194,905. NATO, laclodlnr both noclaav and conventional force# which would enable the alliance to deal with aggression" with the force appropriate to the threat “To NATO'S continuing fulfillment of thia tatk, I pledge my country’* will and resources,” he added. Johnson called on the ether members of the alliance to share the defease burden and expressed assurance that this would be done. He urged the NATO partntra to assume respcnslbill* t i e s "commensurate with their resources’’ in defense, aid to underdeveloped nations, and trade. "That Is what partnership la a vigorous Atlantic com­ munity means and requires," he continued. "To this end we welcome the emergence of a Europe growing in unity and strength." Johnson’s message reflect­ ed a continuation of tha late President Kennedy’s policies toward NATO—assurance of continued U. 8. commitments to the defense of Europe, coupled with an appeal for the European nations to assume # larger share in these and relatod tasks. A Timely Suggestion peach halves Yogurt lo m w m o i JM O« *raan Stam ps # < * < * * * erf smftsmsh - IUHIRIN TAHITI 100 Cm * f U f _ w dtttsw '0* n s o S W IFT’S PREM IUM P R O TEN 'W W W | O i l V V W B O Jtf Oroon Stam p* |3 S 7 V 4*a a. M a s $1 * Theneedtostralfhtenoutendpayall kindsof W n in W F B O billsafterthaholidayseasonisovar. G O V T -IN S P E C T E D • T EN D ER A G E D H E A V Y W E S T E R N B EEF S A L E I Round Steak ^ M Ground Beef |b! Hirm r Orange Iw 4 Bor-B-Q PUy ItSmart...SayttWithCash! We'll Bo Glad To Provldo ttl Under our Christmas monay plan, avarything la handled a • simpUfted basis with tha payment •chadutasat upto auttjmuand )Murpeehatbook. | □ Hot Dogs • . e’ir^ w w sm o o Santa's Hours t o m .Tel. FAirfax 2-37*3 421 North Orange Avenue.................Telephono 424-3605 401 West Central Boulevord............... Tolephono 423-6493 1243 East Colonial Drive...................... .'Telephone 425-2641 LOANS MAPI TO BMIPSNTS OP A ll MSa H tT o WNS JM Oroon Stam ps a o JH( Oraan StampsS$ ■*■■- - |---- *r t u iV <=> SWIFT'S PSIMIUM ILICID NSW (NOLAND HAM OS NAM • CHUM 2 D slbr 2 - 5 P. M , 7 - S P . M . Saturday 10 A . M . - 4 P . M , 7 - 9 P .M . S E M IN O L E P L A Z A CA SSELBERRY, F L A H W Y . 17-92 S R 436 1r ;*■‘ 111 ttl •—- r - r Vj �the petty sa d M rs. William Vlhleu ww j high p rist (or b c r original description o f P eggy J u t , lu itg (be letters i t her name the first letter o f a descriptive adjective. M rs. E. W E D D IN G C O M IN G U P ? X i Beta Eta Members Wilt Buy Toys For Welfare Christmas party. The service project chair* Dennis d e s se s, son o f Mr. aad M rs. Gaerga Gasses, MR. AND MRS. H. L. COMPTON observed their 64th wedding anniversary Dee. 14 with an open house at their home on Palmetto Avenue. The couple has one son, W . I. Compton, three grand* children and 17 great-grandchildren. celebrated Ms sixth birthday Mrs. G am a served <«■■« reported the chapter’s adopted gtri from Baptist Children’ s Home is no longer there and the members voted to accept anotner child. They also decided to contribute money to the W elfare depart* ment fo r purchasing Christ* ice cream , pooch, cake, cookies aad candy to the guests, as­ sisted by Mrs. Shirley Neu­ man and Mrs. Shirley McEl* Bride-elect Honored With Miscellaneous Shower C M a Griffle w u honored flis n lly with a miscellaneous abmrer gtoen by Ltada 1U1UII aad bar mother, Mrs. Claude the evening and prtaes won Vy JoA an B e a n , Mra. M . P. MaUiei0B iW| M ri. B. c. murray. Invited to be with Dennis w e n : Mike Hanson, Debbie Zulego, Joy Neuman, Tine, Stove, Do o m and Mike Me* E lm unay. Church Calendar MONDAY D orM The Mutual Improvement “ c S t a s were played duriag T b o b oa te.ee. used e while Association <MIA) o f Uin ---------------------------------------------- la ce cloth on the refreshment Church o f Jesus Christ of r i . : . t n 1B. table, aad a center arrangeLatter Day Saints will m eet unnitm a* rrogram r _ ■ r o c Story League ^ * lulet 0( ^ Vin,y and white candies. Punch, at the Chapel on Park Avanue cake and eoffae w e n served at 6 p.m. Tuesday to form a to the guests with nuts and Caroling Party. Saveral m em ­ bers o f the group will a c c o m ­ pany the carolers on m u sics Instruments and after Ihe caroling the young people M m es. A . J . Griffis. Bill Vin­ will return to (he Chapel for cent, Jam es Griffis, C. E. a Christmas buffet and dan c­ Hunter, WUJIam Behrens, ing. Lew is Barley, J. R. Williams, Hpmer Thom as, .Phil Murray, Fred TUrnar, M. P. Matbeson, R. C . Dorne, H. L. Johnson and Misses Sheale Best, Anna Winkler, M yras Williams and JoAnn Hearn. Lindsey enter­ hacked wHb toll leaves. On the serving table the Loch Arbor center arrangement waa fash­ home with a beautiful coffee ioned o f gold Christmas tree for P eggy Jane Lundqulst, balls, white potasettlaa and bride-elect o f William W. toll slender candles. The sil­ Tyre Jr. ver coffee service on the end As the guests arrived (hey balanced the crystal punch were greeted by a life-site bowl and cups. Mrs. Lindsey Santo on (he front door, and served fruitcake, tiny dough­ received by M rs. Lindsey and nuts and punch to her guests, the booorce In the entrance assisted by Mrs. Ed Barbour. hall. A lovely arrangement nf About 100 friends o f Peggy red potasettlas placed neat to Jane were invited to call be­ an antique oil lamp, with red tween the hours o f 10 and 12 leaves In the oil font, was a.m. used on the hall table. In the living room , furnish­ ed In a charm ing colonial fashion, Interesting fhqrer ar­ rangements In a holiday m ood were placed on all of the tables. There were greens and gold leaves In a Santa mug, holly with a slender ta­ per ta an antique cup, fat white candles with frosted branches, and polnsclllas Mra. E. L. tained In her The Homemakers Sunday m u toys fo r Seminole County welfare children placed In foe* tor homes. A letter from “ Internation* s i " w as road stating the I t N convention w ill be held fat Clearwater during the month o f May. Mrs. O. Andrew Bpeer gave a v ery Interesting program o s “ India and Southwestern Asia” . She used m aps and travel folders fo r illustrations. D ot Richards, a transfer, was welcomed as a new mem* bar In the chapter. Refreshm ents w ere served those presents Mates. Clark Broeatto, Harold Chapman, Gordon Frederick, Vernon Hardin, E. C. H arper i r , Glenn McCall, A . A . McCIattahan, Ed Peterson, John Pro* boach, G. Andrew Speer and Dot Richards. mam * on the serving table, with white candles cleverly cans, and homemade m ists w ere served to the guests: Mmes. Ed Ktrehhoff, William V ihles, Blake Sawyer, Curtis Lavender, Margie Brown. Marian 8t. John, G. B. Hud­ son, M. E . Baker, W. A. Hunter, J . H. Lae Jr., L or­ raine Graham, Ed Barbour, Lae Swarts, Georgia Chorpea* tag, it . U. Hutchison, Thomas Albert, Wilma Colbert, R . A. Williams, W. W. Tyre Sr., and Raym ond LoadquiiL Open F r l N ights 2fet&Aaefi School Clssa o f the First Bap­ tist Church has postponed its monthly meeting from Tues­ Gleaners Meet TH ERE’S A day to Thursday at • p jn . The meeting will be held at the home o f Mrs. D. G. Wal­ ton, 112 Crystal View East, In ch Arbor. Following the meeting the m em bers will enjoy a social hour when there will bn a gift exchange. They will also wrap Christmas gifts for the children o f a needy fam ily. Fresh Apples Ornament Snack Tray With Mrs. O w en The Gleaners Sunday School Class o f Pinecreat Baptist Church met f o r their Dee. meeting at the home o f Mrs. II. B. Owen. Mrs. P. L. Elmore gave the devotion and Mss. John R a­ der presided during the meet­ ing. Rather then having an ex­ change o f g ifts each member of the class gave a love o ffe r ­ ing to the Lottie M oon Chris­ tian offering. Mrs. Owen aerved refresh­ ments to thoae attending; Mmes. Ted Lewis, Ted G regg, Frank Dunn, Harold Sher­ wood, Harold Devin, John Kadrr, J. C. Lavender and P . L Elmore. Re-read what yon written before posting riedly written letter. W in n A o f g ifts — at Garrett’ s have n hur­ UNDERWEAR F ive Y ears A g o Today SHIRTS JACKETS In Our Town Marilyn Calhoun, b r i d e elect, waa honored with a tea given by Mrs. W. G. Fleming. Pouring tea weru Mmea. R. L. Beard, Arthur Beckwith and M. R . Strickland. Ixora Garden Circle m em ­ bers met with Mrs. W . Vin­ cent Roberts. Mrs. Gordon Stanley w as welcomed as n new m em ber. Sanford's f l a g p o l e was painted ta tbo early morning chilly air. RENTALS — BALES BELTS Ilienko Hand Blown G LASSW ARE The historic partners o f apples and cheese make e decorative holiday appearance when they're teamed In unusual waya for modern inacklng. A t this time o f year fresh apples ara at their U ngieit, aweotosr crunchiest, complementing perfectly the smooth, flavorful i v m s . Best o f all eating apples ara the Red i from the world's Appls Bowl, Washington _____ __________ J io d , aweat-flavored applea ara perfect for fresh sating, for holiday ealeda, for law-calorie snacking. Personals Mr. and Mra. David Brown announce the birth o f a aon, Darin Edward, Dec. • ta Seminole Memorial Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Brown, and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gon­ Chicken • geography b n a zales. Mra. Brown Is the for­ some effect on chicken man­ m er Kristi Gonxales. ners. According to Ihe ex- Unuausl la tha two-tlor tray service above, combining Wash­ ington Ington Golden Coldan Delirious crescents with wedges o f Edam cheese, " * 11 -•*------ - * ------ *--■* —-p spicy cream cheese ands ----* nut *balls, slivers of smoked cheese— or guests will meat, and slicaa of American cheese. Your ho" ' _____________ _ ____ _______„ _____applesnack _______________ mations to enjoy chooilng fresh Washington plsese thsir individual tastes. Apple’ ll Cheese Christmas Ball t large Washington Golden Delicioua applea 1 small Edam cheese Cut eae Washington Golden Delicioua apple Into eights; put COOKIES dw arf parrots, about sta crescsnt-shaped apple wedges In lemoned-water bath. Cut Edam Mix ta a heavy 2-quart cheese into crescents to match apple wedges. Re-build ball on inches high. Clowning, color­ tray alternating cheese and apple wedges, using toothpicks to saucopan: ful birds with powerful beaks, hold together. Arrange any remaining cheese crescents on plat­ 1 eup firm ly packed brawn they can ba trained to talk ter around second, uncut Washington Golden Delicioua apple. sugar Carried Cheese Haile as well as larger parrels. W eup broken nut m eats 1 g-os. package ertam cheese H t»p. grated orange rind ta cup Pet milk 2 tbsp. cream H cup chopped nutmeata 2 tbsps. butter o r oleo ta tap curry powder 2 Washington Delicious apples Stir over medium best un­ Soften cream eheesa; bland In cream, curry, and orange rind. til mixture bubbles over the Let chill slightly, thsn form into halls. Roll In ehop tied nuts; top. Boil and stir S minutes chill until ready to serve. Than combine on platter with Washmore. Take o ff heat. Stir ta ta top vanilla, add A t least ana article In every 3ta cups bite-slxe Shredded smart woman’s wardrobe this sea­ Rica Biscuits. MU w ell. 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Only when aha realizes that you won’t stand for it will ah* ease off. Otherwise TOU had bettor resign your­ self to being last on her agenda forever. s e e DEAR ABBY: How about • like* om to bid trump any m ore than 1 d o , Wa Leg al N otice (I) UlM ( I ) (S) tl) t lt ll (I) (f) lt :N ( I ) (I) 1« 1:11 ( I ) N*w«, W eather 1:1* IS) Perm Report 1:1* (t) C o*ll***U l t i lt ft) ft , (I) (I) t i l l (I) South lost four diamonds and a club and wa were dow n one trick. Had I been declarer at notrump there would have been n o way to keep m e from mak lo g nine tricks and I probably would hava made 10 o r l l . How could we get to three no-trum p from my seat? F.asy fo r good players. South would pass the one diamond call. I would go to two clubs and now It would be up to South to make a really good bidl South should bid two dla m oods. This bid would not really be ■ slam try, but an Invitation for me to bid either a m ajor suit or some num b er of no-trump. I would bk tw o no-trump with m y par tlal diamond stopper and South would raise to three. AKQI f K ll ♦ 133 ♦ K J lO lt *171 *K 8 SOUTH ♦ A 10 Sg WQJ87 ♦ A ta * i i North and South vulnerable Heath Wost 1* Dbl* Redbla Pus Pass l ♦ 1 N.T. Pisa 1N .T. Pass Pass Pam Opening lead— ♦ I and 1 could be trusted to find my queen of diamonds beanother bid when It bccim * ray turn. Once he bid one n o trump I raised him to three. West opened a diamond and to b« warned. Choose a girl who lounges around a club swimming pool o r drives around In your convertible with tier hair up in rollers, and you are going to have to look at that sight fo r tha rest of your life. If you like (lie girl—but hate the hair rollers—you bad better straighten things out before you are married. For­ bid her aver to wear them In your eight. You think It can’ t be done? Well, 1 once heard e woman who h »s been happily married 1:11 1:14 Hi It 11:11 till* 1 1:tt 11:11 TUESDAY P. M. (I) ll) (1) 11:1* (t> II) 11:41 ATTEST: Jdra. Onnte I t Shoraato c it y Clerk Publish Deo- *. 1*. M, **• **•*■ CPP-JS ___________ TV RENTAL • Sorvtce Sem inole TV FA 1-4*M Zealtk Color TV Salto 2600 Sanford At*. JAMES JACKSON. Defendtnt. THE I T t m OF FI.OHIDA Till JAMES JACKSON W h n i* tH liltn c i and add r * ,, |e unknown. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that ynti are hereby reiiulrtd tn file you r written aneartr or dtfenaa. If any, p « r» in * llr or by an attorney, on or b*for* Jeauery *, lis t, at tha nrric* of tha Clark of th* Circuit Court, e l the Courthouse In Sanford, County. Florida, and to mall a copy thereof to atenttrom , D »»l» a Mclntoah, A ttorney* for Plaintiff, Poet O ffice Uoi 111*. Senford. Florida. ISTtl. In that certain dlvorr* proceeding pending ugalnat you In th* Clrcnlt Court o f the Ninth Ju­ dicial Circuit In and for H«ml* nol* County, Florida. In Chan­ cery, an abbravlatad title of •eld cause helng •'Miner** Jackeon, P lain tiff, eereui J a m a * Jarkinn, Defendant." end herein fall not nr a De­ ere* f r o Confeato w ill be en­ tered agaln it you, and the rtaea proctid ta part*. (SE A L) A rthur tl. Bc-kw lth, J r. Clerk o f the Circuit Court B y: Sfartha T. Vlhlea D eputy Cl*rk Steuatrom, Davis A McIntosh Attorney* at Law Poet O ffice n<a l i st Hanford. Florida X27T! Publish Dec. I. I. IS. It. 1141 C DO-144 1:4* lilt Yet, a young man can be pretty sure that if he docsn' take a stand before marriage he might as well resign him self to rollers on tho- pillow beside him ; rollers at the breakfast tahle; and maybe even worse, a wife who wears hair rollers to the supermar­ ket. RADIO Radio advertising started in th* summer o f 1622, when • suburban real estate firm o f Jsekion Heights, N. Y., sponsored th* first commercial broadcast. N O W thro WED. AT 1 : 0 0 . 2 : 1 5 - 8:12 7 :1 3 • 0:00 l » JOHNSON m in raS'HYDI TMfcAIR m — * ia a * u n a u r . ' S k irl.r H arta l*# J**A L o a m .* PI** At 1*HW " I * TO* Pr**eh llrlo* J r ta t . k . r * SM 4 l:M t ilt T : S M : » p.m . NBC. Mato day Night a t tha Movies. "TIM Lori W orld." (C olor) NBC fights "T h o Outer li m ­ its " with Arthur Conns Doyla 's classic sc lone* Ration tala tonight. JU1 s t John, Mich sal Rannia and Fernanda Lamas, natter t h * leadership af Claud* Rains, as a aoology professor, form a ndcntlfte expedition to th* South A n t r ­ im n jungles In search fo r a •Lori W orld ." They battle fiant-iiscd insects, cannibal­ istic Indiana, race through su btam oaan eavtrtu a n d sritnaaa a battle between two huge dinosaurs. But they keep on going. ♦1:30 p.m . CBS, Tha Dan­ ny Thomaa Show. This would bn a rather dull script except fo r tha ability o f Danny Thomas to project frustra­ tion, enthusiasm and bewilderm em with laughable con­ viction. Thinking that son Rusty (R u sty H am er) is about to Invito him to join in a father-son howling tourna­ ment, Danny goes all out to fit himself with all tho nec­ essary equipment and waits tor Rusty to make his plea. Trouble ia, Rusty doesn’ t ex­ tend tha Invitation. 9:30-10 p.m . CBS. Th* Andy Griffith Shnw. S c o n another big one for Don Knott* la Ua T V T im e Previews U Pay* To U m H m Herald W ant Ad* Ba^ riy B a rm y pelt. This ana atarta out quit* funny and has an area funnier finish. Pal or an pal, B a rm y Issues a traf­ fic ettatlon to Gomer (Jim Naboral who, after being lec­ tured that tha law In a bora friendship, t u n a right around and makes a eUiaen’s arrest o f Barney far tho same in­ fraction. When B arm y hotly refuses to pay U s fine, Sher­ iff Andy (Andy Griffith) D u an alternative but to tot* him ia JalL but r * tan fUahbaekx add Merest w an tzvtir n tirrv p iN B v ot ehroaolofkit mquiiiW . Fir* tteularty fiat la Lillian Glab, he won’t accept t a fre t that bar hatband (W a l­ ter Pidgeon) ia dead. Bn can­ t e d It she with th* hallucina­ tion that h e's still devotedly ■t her eldn, there’ * n clash o f opinion bntwntn D m . Thompson and Bsym ar (Paul Richards and Edward F rans) 10-11 p.m. NBC. Sing Along as to whether or not she with Mitch (C olor) Highlights should bn returned tn tha o f this bland hour iaelude world o f reality. "B oiled Beef and Carrots" as sung by Doirdr* Damon, "T h * Last Tim a I Saw P aris" interpreted by Sandy Stewart ■ad Leslie Uggam s' version o f " L o n Walked In ." 13-11 p.m . ABC. Breaking Point. "Tho Gnu, Now Almost 2445 Frunch At*. Extinct." Thia could hare Sanford, Fla. been a very depressing story, JU ICY For CJuuMmaA M ay W e Suggest • Genuine Ford Accessories Carry Out O rders T o scuttle a ship means to lin k o r attem pt to sink It by opening holes In the bottom o r tidal. Ph. 322-9618 • . . T h a t C a n Be Enjoyed A ll Y e a r Round! Pre - Christmas Sale! Brightest S ta r Is A Diamond The brightest star on the Christmas tree is a diamond engagement ring. H ost June brides get en­ gaged at Christmas tlm *. It'a such ■ festive, sentimental season, and a lio th* ideal Ume for giving diamond*. In addition, C h r i s t m a s brides grow m ore numerous every year, with the holiday season second only to Juno as the favorite wedding date, to the Christmas diamond is in high demand. Whether it’s a wedding or engagement ring, it's a onceIn-a-llfrUm* gift that must be selected with ca re and with the aid o f a fine Jeweler who can give expert a d v k e on the choice of tbc perfect diamond. The diamond solitaire Is (till the one top choice for an en­ gagement ring, and tt need not be a large stone to have brilliance and beauty. New "diam ond point" white gold settings are almost a t bril­ liant ss the stone itself and can enhance the amelleat dia­ mond. New and beautiful also are engagement s o d wedding ring combinations, designed to fit together, so that the two can give th* effect o f one strik­ ing ring. The combination o f white gold and diamonds is always effective and popular, even m ore so this year in engage­ ment and wedding rings. Whatever the etyle. what­ ever the slie, the gift (hat out thloea them ill is the Christ­ mas diamond. If You Don't Know What To Ghre Him • Permanent Christman Arrangements 20% OFF • Pomsatnt Flower Arraagtnrate “ • LARGE ASSORTMENT CHHISTMA8 NOVELTIES . & B rin e This A d T o Our PARTS D E PA R TM E N T 10* UP FOR A SPE CIAL CARRY On Sale Dec. 17 Thru Dec. 21 flee Our large Selection Of {Dooming Christ man Plant*. Door Wreath*, And Cemetery Wreath*. Place Your Order Now For Choice Selection A. F. Ramsay, Florist SIPES AVE. — OFF CELERY AVE. 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SHOPPING GUIDE 7995 Use The Sanford Herald COMING SUNDAY Vinevot Prle* In Edgar Allen Po*'* “THE I HAU Ef AVTV Tim NTED PALACE 118 Magnolia FA 2-1562 D iscount YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER U iF E | H oliday Open Saturday A ftern oon T ill 4:30 ADVERTISING TUN ITU A T I ES. | S t n l Shew Ti** Alt* I P i n t Half IS#*••!** (I* I *.»■■* D 1st* ll4 t So die hair-roller or pin curl problem can b« solved before marriage if a man is brave enough to taka a stand. Plaintiff. RIOt -IN 1:11 Levs or mr* Kr*U Ford anew First Imprcatlon Fattivr Know* Rest Seareh fee T im e * r*w ( I ) Truth or Con»4ouence* ( ! ) O sldlag Light (4) Bachelor Father t l ) Dinaral moepltal It) New* 14) A* Th* World Tarn* (4> Mid-Fla. How* ( I ) ficlenro ( t ) lA fftlm * (4) rm ew ord (4) Ann koutharn (4) Art Llnklettsr (* ) Day tn Court ( I t Th# Dnctora |4) To Toll Tho Truth ( I ) Loretta Young (4 ) Quoaa For A Pap ( I ) The Edge o f Night t t ) Who Do Yon Tract It) Yon Don't Bay (4) Douglaa Edward* Now* (4) Secret Storm (4 ) Trallmsater ( I ) The Match Onm* I f ) Uncle w ait It) Burne A Allan ( I ) Maverick ( I ) Cartoon* ( ! ) Newer.ip* ( I ) Leave It To Ro*v*r When lik e d why, she rue 1:11 fully said that her husband (when he was only her bus litt band-to-be) saw a woman whose hair glittered with 1:10 those metal clips that held pin curls which was, back in litt those days before rollers, 1:10 With a shudder he told his fiancee, "D on 't ever d o that to me. If you put those aw W orld's tallest men are the fuMooklng things m your hair, Watusi tribesmen o f Africa, don't ever let me see them ," who are seven fret tall or And she never has to this more. good day. MINERVA JACKSON. A- R. Lorm eaa Mayor Cellar* *f lh * A ir Today W ake Op M**l*a Perm Mark#* • * pars ( t ) S ta ll N*w* and Wears**(I) TeSay ( I ) Pre-Bchaet Ptannlag ( t ) Coantdawm New* ( I ) Mickey"* Oe**«4 Tim* f t ) Mickey Xvaa* Shaw (I ) C artels (U S S T M t l ) W ests** »• * Hew* t l ) T*d*y ( I ) C »rt**vni* f l ) Lamp* *f Laarmtag t l ) Jack Lata*** ( t ) E ictfU * ( I ) Bampcr Room ( I ) 0*1* alarm |l) Bay W I N ( I ) Spanish L e*i*s* ( I ) Mike W atUc* N*W* ( ) ) W ord for W ord ( I ) I Lev* L**P 41) December Ilrld* (1) Concentration (S) Price la R ight ( I ) Th* McC*y* ( t ) Seven Key* («) P*t* n a n dr* llilt for 25 years say thst her hus­ band had never once in his life seen her hair In pin curls o r rollers. onDINANCK OP TUB OP LONOWOOD, PIX1HLeg al Notice IDA. KJCFKKSHINO TUB ISTENTION OF THE OITT TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL in t h e r m r r r r r o n r r . LIMITS TO ANNEX CERTAIN n in t h jV D i n t L r it t c ir r . LANDS LTINO CONTIOUOL'J IN AND FOR aKMINIII.K TO THE PRESENT BOUND­ r n r v r r , F l o r i d a , ARIES OP SAID CITS AVIS in r t m r u a t no . isear NOT1CH TO DEFEND WITHIN THE SAME COt’ N. ve. M erit* To T*H Th* Truth Outer Limit* t'V* ()«* A SMTgt W agon Train Th* Lney Shew Denny Thnms* Audy O r'lflth Shaw Hollywood **d th* Star* Breaking Paint C u t Bid*— W est Sid* Sing A lia s W ith Mitch N ew itep* New* Murphy Martin W ith th* lt*w* apart* F li t l Theater at th* Bt*r* Tevlt* Shew Th* L*t* Show TUESDAY A. M. 1:4* 1:4* tilt l:t t O BD tXAxrn n o. m ♦ Sale* tS:H (I) (I) cam a o f no value. Eventually AS BE IT ENACTED by th# p .o p t* o f th# City # f L on ew ood, F lorid*! 1. T h st this Ordlnsnes t* sn.ielsd pur-nunt to S*rtlon ITEM, F lorid* SU tut** (or lilt. t. T h*t th* C ltr o f L on *. vriiod, Florida horoby i!». 1ar.» It* Intuition to annex to th* C ltr o f Lon* who it. Florid*, at th* * *p lr*tlo* or thirty (SO) d*y* Irom th* adoption o f this Ordinance, th* (ollo w ln e d -» . crtb*d parctl* o f Und lyin g con tigu ou s to th* pr***nt boundaries o f th* City o f Longwnud, Florid*, and h*lng In Stm lnol* County, Florldai (•) LOTS 1 thru t l tnrtu■It* o f Block “ A” T a l­ ma R «pU t according to Plat thereof recorded In PU t Rook t l. P*g* as. Public Record* o f H«mlnot* County. Florid*. I. T h ai th!* Ordinance ahtll b* p u b llih * l one* a w**k for four (II eon**cutl>* w t* k i In th* Banfnrd Herald, a Now *, pa par pubtl*h*d In Stmlnol* County. Florid*. 4. Th*t th# »bo»».d «* crlb *d traeta of U nd In tho * * g r » gata contain !••* than t*n (IS) raglaUrad olactori. f. That this Ordlnane* •hill taka *ff*et lmm*dlat*ly upon I t s . final p s u a g * and adop­ tion. 4. Th st all Ordinance* ar parU of ord inan ces la co n flict herewith *r# h*r#by repeal­ ed ADOPTED at a rtgu U r m eet­ ing o f the City Counoll o f tho City o f Longw ood, Florid*, thl* Ilk day o f December, 41 1:1* »:»# T ill T ill C1TT TV. <«) < ii (I) ) (I ) (I) (II (1) l;M 1:1* Jh a Woman bv Ruth Mnien A bewildered male, trying to account for ihc reason so m any tweet young things to­ day run around with rollers In their hair, cam e up with (he bright Idea that parading and lounging around during the day in hair curlers la a •tatus symbol. He figures thove curlers aay plainly, *T'm all dated up for tonight." He may be right! But the young men need lilt. (*) Digest ( I ) Z tn * d rey Theater Tilt ( I ) Monday Nil* A t The By Oswald Jacobv BAST Baal t:4# ( I ) Blpeord T ilt *AQ10B«4 North (I. Hun Cochran •:<! f t ) Orbit Hat* to write letter* T Send one dollar to AI1DY, B oa 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for A b by ’a new book­ let, "H O W TO W RITE LET­ TE R S FO R A L L OCCA­ SIO N S." ♦ QT dITIt 9 H I !:!• (St W itter Cronktta ( 1 ) H u*t)*y-irl*kl*r W hat’s on your m lndt F o r a personal reply, send a aelf-addresstd, stamped envelope to A bby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif, o • * • *J « V A IM h ot I da try to temper m y no-trump bids with Judgment Long experience hsa taught ata that do one should hurry la hid ao-trump unless his hand calla for It. Unless your hand does ca ll for a bid for som a num ber of no-trump you should always try to find an­ other call. In a recent duplicate gam e I played with a strange part­ ner who had the bad luck to snake several m ost unfortun­ ate ao-trump calls. Each one Illustrated a good reason why ao-trump should not be bid and each w as properly pun­ ished. Here la the first one. South had no reason to bid over E ast's one diamond. His re­ double had shown strength tha mother o f tha girl who’s g ivin g It and aha says thay w ill he home. It’s all right. O u r daughter says If we eall the mother it will be Ilka saying we don’t trust her. W h at do you sa y ? CONCERNED D E A R CONCERNED: I sa y your daughtar is lucky aha didn’t g a t a fla t NO from both you and her Dad. I would not permit her to g o unless I had tha assur­ ance of the mother that the parent* would be a t home. A n d even then, I'd think tw ice. • • o s * 0 » t l ) News • ill (1) Msgs* B e a t s t s Spans ( I ) Editorial 1:11 ( I ) tv ta tb ir <t> Brevard 1:11 ( I ) Weather ( I ) Xpert* c a n t go. 1 say, If wa call DEAR ABBY: Our daugh­ ter, who la It, was invited to a slumber party at a girl frlsnd’s house. Iher* wire 12 girls in all. Bom* boys crashed the party. Aa wo understand it, tha girls let them In and teemed to enjoy thair company, but later on they got rowdy and more boys came, and the potlce had to be called. We later learned that tha parents of the girl who gave the party did not sleep at home eo no- ana (I ) C k e e M a party. Her father la y s aha DEAR STUBBORN: If you had been sincere In not wanting 11bad feelings,n you should have picked up the gifts and ktpt quiet. $a£D&y On fijudga No tra bedroom. Our daughter U Invited to another slumber ST U B B O R N e MONDAY f . U . th e gfrfs canid hava an ex­ My • Television dUqhUqhU By A bigoil V on Buren brother** wife phoned mo and said, "Wa have some Christmas gifts for you and your family. Como and get them.” They h*T* a ear, toe, and they thro less than ten minutes from ua. 1 didn't want any bad feelings, so I didn’t tall her off, 1 just said, "Thank you," and never picked them up. Now she is mad anyway. What would you have done? th b f • n m u who b ***lub hepPT-’* Bh* join* everything abo can |*t into—«rr*pt* offfrts, volunteers for comnlttM* tad got* Uka a bouse afira six day* a week. 8h* kaapa a data book In h*r purao and schedule boraelf for *v*ry hour. Wa Kara vary llttla homo Ufa because aba never kaa tlm* to cook a maal or to spend an evealny at bom*. Our phono tiny* constantly with her club buaincaa and aha think* thia b popularity. Whan alfbt cornea aha la to keyed op ah* baa to tako pills to sleep. Any suggestion* T HER HUSBAND • t m t 14 �deadly spectacle of nature. About 10g persona watched the death march, police said. Police and volunteers, reailing an incident four years ago when a school of IS pilot whales did tha asms thing "Wo counted UO sod stop­ ped eouatlag. There were pro­ bably a tot more out there than that becauae they wore still coming at dark/' said S t Johas County Deputy Roy Landrum. WI saw one that was II feet Both occurrences hart long long and weighed about a ton, baffled biologists. but there were come smaller There aro many possible ones, too. explanations, according to Tho dead whales Uttered a hfarineland authorities. three-mile ^ e t c h of bead*, Whales travel by sonar, and about Re only solution sending out signals and re­ ceiving them tech when they bounce off an object. Perhaps the em it atop# af tto eeaaa floor prtrentad octet* and tha whale* became cofaaad. The achool could t e n ba a foQowtof a prehistoric migra­ tory trail which b o kager exist* bccauao of ihlfta la land masse*. Aa old loader may t e n led the school to Its death. When a whale la aear death, ho tries, for soma reason, to beach himself. Tho whales could have b o a determined, for some (a s m to destroy themsolm. FLA . GRADE “ A” D A D CE N TR AL H EATIN G FRYERS SYSTEM Southern > wnnnousHTvou A T R IA T FROM THE 1 REOTAURANT IftTWAWHOLKjllllll r SHE'BMAD tA U S C Lj|[ WE DIDN'T BRING HER H T COME SHRIMP COCKTAIL ^ - i F O O AN APPETIZER A LAMfl CHOP *~ n. LHFTCVHRFROMj \ OUR DINNER 1 - ^ STOP BY OR CALL - F A 2*8321 EXPERT SERVICING 3S1X PARK DR. SANFORD, FLA. Rollins Lib rary Sets Schedule Tho Rollins Collage MlHa Memorial Library will ope­ rate on the following schedule during the Christman holi­ days: Prom • a. m. to I p. m. Tuesday, Dee. IT, and from • a. m. to g p. m. Doe. lg-XO, Dec. ST, Dec. IS, and Jan. 13. Tha RoDln* library wtO be closed Dec. » - » and Dec. XI through Jan. 1. Regular ope­ rating hours will bn resum­ ed Monday, Jsn. «. • TENDER TASTY l b 6 0 UP A MRJ. O M SW O IQ U . sHRPPnNSBONK/ BONELESS FULL-CUT Round # Steak lb. ■ % I DON'T ID HIT A «X -IB C N O irO P it o iw e A N iN e -iB O J (K A 'm xe.cF C C V f& e. iTALLPeP& iDe... WHAT KIND OF A LIS EVERFRESH S LB. HA\e THBae^MOKry. VOOGOT7 iW 'L o * * * * M iracle W hip Salad Dressing QUART JAR ST 17 U M5U CHAP* PUTTHATgOWUJd, BALL Bi THI* CRATBI r -r f i most hip upi ip t CATCHMB PLAMni M M U P T « * » /p a i dbtectivis . t( Ai HAD'HA OUARpl IRTHE CAR WHUEr V t | IWiHTMRWll,. / v' r VIE TILL M< WOtOW DOYOU •OM.WIP rr.AND MOTKNOCKOUT* .IACKIUDOFPA Variety Tima Indite IraiUe SO PuiTowtd Cl Wapiti. 41 Sorrowful 43 Itowlln* term V»OHn^AIUV| YELLOW NO. 1 14 Story 15 Anilo-ScM French Fries lhaow II Short l l w i IT Athena IS s u ( ( t r « 4 machine >1 Abstract beta) aSKipIro 23 Basin 30 DUpatchan 30 Ba tick 31 Metal 33 Kamala raktot 33 Ansar Mfloddataaf Infatuation 33 Martnar'a dlractlon M AmarIfin I'M AN WtfA GAULT, A PEAR FRIEND OP MR. CAMJEN’G. It* A SHAMS... I MEAN, JUST . HCWCtRIOUS (S IT7 tab) DOWN IScolf 2(iMllC SJudicial aantanc* 4 Iiuact aaten 5 Cunrra SNotf in Cuiito'a K ill 7 Point _____ a Looked fixedly 37 Estate B VascUbla M uiand ( f r ) 10 Malt brawt SS Impair U Af Urnoon 40 UtopUa •octal araaSa itandardt 1 « Puff to 43 PaUlabla 20 Kart mar 43 Meal dl»h 23 Uiw uml hill 44 Mlnuta tkla X I Lavaallna hatch " n n ln * 24 No*tea ( m j 43 Dr* 23 Klah tauco 47 Alfowaneo 20 Location forwarta 27 Paraillaa « dratted lharj 20 Flower 49 Drankarda 29 Knurr* 81 'Johnny— A 31 tfndrrtahlns 33 KiUt________ • 16 h 1 WUSAWfiHCST WHO WALKS. filU L M LOVE WITH HIM, MI56 JANICE f > A MAN 1WO RCWS UP I3LAN0S AND SCARES AWAY 1 A THOUSAND MEN—MORE J THAN LITTLE - . ,-r^7\ ME CAN I HAMCtE- Z R P M k /S R .} m settle ro« a oorey 6UV LIKE THAT—MV BCW* OCARD-I'M SMARTER THAN HE I S - ,, y d nex uiee 6 • 1 M R. G FRO ZEN IT 5T 35” ar HI 3 25* FRESH CRISP LARGE BUSCH n U. S. NO. 1 WHITE 21 POTATOES Quantity R ights Reserved P rices Good Thru W ed. M W tftftt 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. St. & Sanford A t « . — 1100 W. 13th. St. �Im m ediate Results A re Sw ift A n d Sim ple T h ru T h e H erald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2 -5 6 1 2 Sip #nf«rfc feral* 8. Notices • Dec. 16, 196S — Pxgo 11 12. Reel Betate Fee Brie 17. Special Service* 34. Article* For 8*1* 30 Hp. motor. 333-T3M. SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ 2 Bdrm. House, fenced yard. PIANO SVC. ft TUNING ER SERVICE. Parti and 323-0607. Rebuilding - Refelting USED Coca Cola MaeMae, supplies for all makes in­ FREE ESTIM ATES $73, large metal office desk cluding: Electrolux. New 8 Room House furn. for sal* GENE CU M BAA ft chair. $33; G ai heater, o r trade on trailer, rhone and rebuilt cleaners sold. t t !-H 4 l — Call PM Only $33, 10 sheets le w tin, $60 FA 27480 days, FA 2-8003 No borne service call FA 3-123*. 89. Automaton* Servk* nights. charge Phone FA 213X1, 2555 Park D r. . . FRU IT Gift Packed. We ship 3 BEDROOM, t bath. Kit­ express. Baggs Curb Mar­ chen equipped. Owner be­ 6. For Rest ket, 25th ft Sanford Ave., ing transferred. Must aeS. Senkxrik Glass and Paint FA $-2924. FA 2-2940. FURN. Garage apt. 2545ii Company T o Place Your "Christmas Palm etto. Ph. FA 2-0525 or GIFTS FOR THE 3 BR .. 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., GIFTS FOR HIM 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3 4 0 $ Try Diadxx Tablets (Form er­ Gift G uide" Want Ad phooe FA 2-3354. ly Dex-A-Dict). New name, FAMILY fenced yard. 310$ Old Or­ F A $-$$11 right away. Auto G lass, Tap* Western Shirts, Belts A Buc­ sam e formula. Only 96c. lando Rd., Sunland. APT, $30. Surplus City. Carpeting is a Gift! Sanford ft Seat C o v e n kles A Paata. Jim Robson'* Touchton Drugs. PU PPIE S for Sale. Half Bos Linoleum A Tile Co. 137 W. Men* Wear, US Magnolia. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FURN. 2 lovely apt*.. Lake Ion Bulls. Also Bird Dogs. 3 Elect, trains with train 1st. Realtor Golden, lake privileges. Anim al H a v e n Boarding Athletic, Camping and hunt­ board ft extras. FA 3-8412. M SPO KU nuTT: Raymond Lundqulst, A lso. Call F A 2-0774. K ernel, FA 1-5732. Smith Corona Partible T ype­ ing equipment, fishing tac­ The Herald will not be re­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 21032 FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. writers. “ They're the B est". kle A boating accessories. IL L WORK GUARANTEED CONSOLE Reed Chord Organ, sponsible for m o n than oa* UNFURN. House, f t f m o. 2 GIFTS FOR HER 37 keys with 30 chord but­ Haines Office Machine Co., STOP LOOKING for Ihal 3 Robson Sporting G o o d s , in c o r n e t insertion o f your ad, Bedroom, alr-eond. 6 10 E. tons ft built-in electronic 314 Magnolia Are. BR, 3 bath home in a good Robes— Quilted A Wincoma Downtown Sanford, Phone 31A. Pcta and reserves Um rt«ht to ralltb . J. N. Rohaon Jr. Ph. amplifier. Good rood. $93. nleghborbood (not a big F A 2-3961. from 310.93. Mary Esther'*, d i e nr reject any advertise* FUN TO GIVE FOR SALE. German Shep­ FA 2-1533 or P A 2 -OZ2S. FA 2-T317. development) far only $500 "Featuring Fashions Just Even more fun to receive. ■ e a t from what ordered te herd Pups. $23. No papers. Hunting Knives— Men's Shoes total caeh requirement. We F or Y o u ", 200 P a ri. conform f t the policies ef this 3 UK.. Unfurn., Pint crest, Bowling coupon books, the 6 weeks old Dec. 13. 4 HUNTERS ft FISHERMEN. $4.83 pair. Surplus City 201 have several. Acting now fenced yard. FA 3-OSIt. Dodge panel truck. Equip, Perfect Christmas Gift. males, 3 fem ales. 349-4S31. HP*. W . 1st St. will qualify for homstead High Quality Ladies Watches, Good for $3.00 of open bow ­ for camping. Also 12 ft. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: exemption. Cali. $16.93 up A tax. Gumm’8 Boston Terriers, mala, AKC "CLEAN quiet Room a" The Alum. Boet. 4.2 hp Champ­ ling. GIFTS FOR BOYS To**., thru Frl. - 3 F. >1. day Jew elry, 110 6. Park. Rag., Shots. FA 2-1861. Gables FA 2-071$. JET LANES FA 2-7342 ion motor. Good boat trail­ Insertion. Mon. • S a t er. 820 Myrtle. NEW SKATES as low as GIFTS FOR GIRLS BIRD DOG, Trained, 3tk yrs. W E L A R A APARTMENTS: SKATES, Skate Cases, Open $12,93. Trade your skates in Investment A Really old. Pointer. FA 2-8032. 9 READY MIX Omenta, win­ Room s private btlha, 110 nightly 7:30-10:30 except T o Place Your "Chrlitinaa fo r larger size. Metodee US N. Park Ave. 323 9173 DEADUNR* !o 3:30 p. m . W. First St. dow tills, lintels, steps, Tuei. Skate City. TE 6-2474 Gift Guide" Want Ad Skating Rink, 322-9333. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: blocks, sand, cement, rock, EXECUTIVE'S HOME Thoroughbred German Shep­ FA 2-9811 right away. T ost., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day F U R N I S H E D Apart mast. Xmas Specialties: F r u i t ELECTRIC Pin-Ball Machine pipe,, steal, grease traps, OCCUPANCY. hard Puppies, unregistered. Clean and eloee is. Jimmie IMMEDIATE before Insertion. Mon. • Sat Cakes, Fancy cookies, Kodry walls, stepping stones. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, double *9.88. WESTERN AUTO, In Urn* for Christmas. Ph. G lfTS FOR THE HOME Cowan. 322-40U. laehls. Dell's Pastry Shop, Miracle Concrete Co. garage. 314 E. First. 323 0458. W1LSON-MAIER Furn. Co., Food Fair Ctr. 322-7596. 300 Elm Ave. FA 3-87B1 3-BDRM. house, k i t equipped. LMN Enterprises, Inc. CLASSIFIED INDEX Toe. 311 E. First SL We GIFTS FOR INFANTS GIVE sway puppies to good 117 Eaesmbla Dr. FA 2-0920 Mr. Ferguson— TE S-J9U 1. Lost ft Pound FROM THE BIG TRUCK You'll find just what you are Buy, Sell A Trade. homes. Call FA 2-5099 any­ AND TODDLERS after 5 p.m. or W RECK. Just north of Jacklooking for in gifts for tha 2. Notices - Personals time. Mr. Leatherbury — 322-2744 sonvlUe, 48 slightly scratch­ T o Place Your "Christmas entire family at the II. A A. To Place Your "Christmas 8. Education - Instruction Trailer Space on Lake A ihby. ed ft bruised. 64 model Gift G uide" Want Ad phone FA 2-7381. Dept. Store, Sin ford A ve., Gift Guida" Want Ad phone 32. Flower* - Shrub* B Y O W N E R - 3 BR ., M 4. Transportation Swing Needle Dlal-O.Mstlc FA 2-MU right away. Corner o f 6th St. baths. No da. pymt. As­ FA 1-3611 right away. B. Food BLOOMING Rose* on Chero­ House for Rent. F A 2-31S3. Zlg Zags, eU machines do sume pymta A pay closing 6. For Rent kee stack. A ll other kind* fancy work, make button­ costa, tot Wilkins Dr., Ph. 6A Special Notices 2 BEDROOM, Fla, A m . fenced of Nursery shrubbery xnd holes, sews on buttons, FA 27412. Lake Mary, 322-1507. 7. Business Rentals tree*. embroid­ m o n o g rams, 12. Real Estate For Sal* 16, Fenani* Help W m t*6 16. Help Wanted 8. Beach Rentals Grey Shadows Nursery BEDROOM, priv. ant. ft bath. 4 BEDROOM, $ bath NEW ers, darns, patches, etc. 9. For Sale or Rent 5 Mi. 8. on Ben ford Ave. Home slew o ! golf oourse— 3 ACRES oraog* grove, plus WANTED. Advanced Hair Colored Motor Route Carrier Call after 3. FA 2-3986. Guaranteed $39.93 each or 10. Wanted to Rent Stylist. Eva-Bess Beauty Terms. 3 Bedroom house on Up* pay 96.M monthly. See befo r afternoon paper rout*. DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ 11. Real Estate Wanted 3 BR. Hom e in country, kit­ BUILDING LOTS in L ike Shop, 10* E. 2nd. sala Road. For particulars tore buying. Ph. FA 2-8827. Must have References and nuals ready now. Upsala 12. Real Estate For Sale chen equip. Call FA 2-1780. M ary, $1195 each — Terms. ca ll 337-3292, EusUs, Fla. dependable ear. Write Cir­ Rd. Near Mayfair Golf 35. Articles Wanted WANTED. Young woman 21 18. Mortgage Loans ACREAGE - $300 per acre. culation Dept. P . O. Box FURN. Apt. 2300 MeUoovUla. Course. or over for General O ffice 14. Insurance TRA ILER HOME WATER FRONT LOTS near 1637, Sanford. WANTED I Citrus fruit. U r g e work. Must be able to typ* 16. Business Opportunity 3 Rm. furn. apt. Clesn. Wa­ highways, $23 down, $20 par Lika new, Spartcraft Trailer, 3 3 . F u r n itu r e or sm ell amounts. Bonded and accept responsibility. 16. Female Help Wanted 10* x 43' on* bad room , com ­ month. ter, elec. $50, 322-2764. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee ManeKnowledge o f art preferred. 19, Situation* Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted WANTED reliable coup!* to pletely furnished including INVESTMENT 11 rental field, FA 2 4244. Apply In person, Sanford RENT A BED tike up monthly payments BLOCK ft nitICK Work, 18. Help Wanted washing machine. Now lo­ units. 17-93 and lake front­ Herald. Rol’ awoy, Hospital A Baby of $13.36 on $ com plete 36. Automobile* • Trucks large or small Jobs, 333-0746. 19. Situations Wanted cated on 2 lovely shaded age, $65ti month or m ore in­ Beds. rooms of furniture. CtU 20. Babysitters lots with utilities or will sell CHRISTIAN WOMAN needed. com e — Y es, you can ex­ Child Cara FA 3-2374. By Day, Week, or Month TE $1111, Casselberry, col 1966 Dodge Sen., 2 Dr., VI, separately. Trailer $3,200, 21. Beauty Salons pand. Full o r part-time—lifetim e Auto, trans. RftH. 11293. lots $1,300. or all togeth­ lect 22. Build - Paint - Repair Ph. FA 2-3131 tlC W. lit St. MORE NICE R E N T A L S security. Exp. S u n d a y 2d. Ila b y x it t e r * Ken Goodwin, F’ A 2-1481. CARROLL'S FURNITURE e r $4,300. 23. Building Materials NEEDED. School, ministry helpful. Sell Us Y ou r Furniture. Will babysit m y home, day J. W. Hall, Realty. 322-3641 24. Electrical Services Earn $100 weakly ft up. No 3 ROOM furnished apt., $63 FHA-VA SALKS BROKER Quick Service With the 1919 Oldsmoblie, motor ft or night, FA 2-4147. 26. Plumbing Services competition. Write John Rutrana. good shape. May be mo. Close in, 111 E. 8th St. Cash. SUPER TRADING $ Story. 3 BR., DR, flreplsea, 26. Radio ft Television din Co.. 23 Wait Madison St. iron at 2603, Apt. 1, SonFA 3-4283 o r FA 2-3700. POST. FA 3-0677. 21, H«auty Salonn 3 tots, deep well, sprinkler 27. Specisl Services Chicago 2. HI. ford Ave. to a. m . • I p.m. Realtor • Insuror . Trades system . B-B Q ft patio, NEWLY D E C O R A T E D 28. Laundry Service Used furniture, appliance*, Come by ft make offer. PERMANENT W ave Special S3FUWI 1919 S. French Ave. $2300 Dn. 322 4068 after 6. A U X OF SANFORD CLEAN 29. Automobile Service tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 30': uff regular prices all weekend, 2203 Palmetto. Needs experienced sewing m a­ Large 3 Udrm., Fla. Km., Un Larry’ s Mart 213 Sanford '35 VOLKS. 105 Mayfair Cir­ 29A. Auto Accessories Luke Waynuui lleighta open aw nings by appt. chine operators for sw im ­ cle. FA 2-1703. furn. bouse. Nice location, 3 BR., lto Bath, $300 down, Avs. Ph. FA 3-4132. 80. Machinery - Tools Free Parking tot. 2 BR Houaa with acreages— suits and sportswear. If plenty of shade. On school 81. Poultry - Live stock $60 par month pays all. Cut ’ N Curl Beauty Shop located I mile* north St. you ar* ex per lanced on fa c­ FRKlfi ESTIMATE bus Una. $100 month. Ph. Homestead Exemption $3,000 81A. Pets 318 Palmetto Ava, Johns River on 17-92 Hlwsy. Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ tory sawing machines, we FA 2-1748 after 6 p. m . if bought now. 82. Flowers - Shrubs Phone 322-0*34 Call 337-3292 Eustls fur de­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ have steady work for you 83. Furniture tails. 12. Heal Estate For Hale LMN Entorprinen, Inc. These Are Practically ture. CeU N ix lleddlng Mfg. in a modern air-conditioned Harriett's Beauty Nook 322-2744 or TE 8-3911 84. Articles Tor Sale New Mobile Homes At Co., at 709 Celery Ave. factory, under very good Bra Appt'*. 3 Sr. Basutidens LAKE LIVING SITES 34-A Swap or Exchange 3 BEDROOMS, Itt balhi. FA MUT. working conditions, phono 103 So. Osk PA $8742 to Minutes Sanford. 10 min­ Swimming pool. Furn. or HUGE DISCOUNTS 86. Articles Wanted FA 2-3204, ask for Mr. Cu­ utes Orlando—2 minutes to We Accept Trade-lea unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. 86. Automobiles - Trucks S4. Article* F*r 8«to 22. Build • Paint • Repair rtate. Interstate 4—1« Acre with O ca la l-n t Sunland. 36-A Autos Wanted Property Mnnngement ------— ...........— . * huge oaks, eunil lake spring CARPETS Clean easier with PAINTING—Room or House ft Ha let Broker 37. Boats - Motors FORKLADY 1983 50x10— 2 Bedroom*, 4 BR. House, 1 bath, garage fed-31993 Full Price, $20 the Ulue Lustre Elec. Sham—Prices very Low— Ph. 8 8 . M o t o r c y c le s - S c o o t e r s Front kitchen, AL1X OK SANFOKD k utility room. $4,300. Call per month. No clown. Call ooper. Only It per day. Car333 0330. 13493 — $10* Down 89. Trailers - Cabanas We b«v* added • new Junior FA 2-8267 o r write to Rt. owner, lls rr y Block, Or­ roU'a Furniture. $84.06 monthly 40. Farm Equipment swimsuit division. We need 2 1 . E le c t r ic a l S e r v ic e * O ffers for your seltetton 1, Box 959, Mount D ore, Fla. lando, GA 4 8483. an experienced foreiady to 198.1 37x10 — 1 Bedroom*, STAUFFER Reducing eoueh, theao Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 8 . N o t ic e s • P e r s o n a l* Front kitchen take over production o f this YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1W good cnml. v* price, Ph. Git KEN BIllAlt Bedroom 43993 - $400 Down Contracting ft Repairs new division. Experience to bath home, One bedroom Choice lots available in FA 2 6540. $68,09 monthly ft Controls Sportswear or Swim wear haa separate entrance, can Grvenbriar o f Loch Arbor Vacuum Claaatr Supplier rO R S A L E - F1U dirt, clay, 114 Sunset FA 2-8002 1963 30x10— 1 Bedroom, desirable, but not necessary. be rented for income. Will overlooking g o lf course. Sales - Electrolux, Hoover, ahcll, peat and topsoil. Elite Front kitchen. Ultra-modern faetory, fully Pa do for sm aller place. Custom building to your 2 5 . P lu m b in g S e r v ic e * Kirby, RexAIr, GE, Airway. $3893 — $390 Down Lloyd, FA 2 2378. alr-eond., Cafeteria on pre­ Shown by appointment. CeU specifications. Greenbrier $86.13 Monthly Cleaner* bought, sold, ex mises. Year-round employ* FA 2 9846. HINSON ft HEARN developed by BASSINETTE with blankets, changed. Free pickup. GM mint, Group insurance ft PLUMBING CONTRACTING Leesburg Lot KINGSWOOD baby scales. New tire, Vacuum Repair, 1114 Park, oth er' Important Em ploye* Repairs ft Water Heater* BUILDERS, INC. 13x756. 1708 S. Myrtle. 1963 33x10— 3 Bedroom, PA 2-1765. benefits. Do not w r I te I TliE TIM E TESTED FIRM FREE ESTIMATES front and rear bedrooms, 202 Fairmont Dr. 36" ELECT. Stove. Like new. Call Mr. Chantey for ap­ 204 E. 3rd St. 123-9143 rualom. FA 3-6183 ATTRACTIVE Banquet fadU 116 N. Park Ava FA 2-8071 $7$. FA 2-7631. $4193 — $120 Down pointment. You MUST ap­ ties. No party too im all for PLUMBING $71.12 Monthly ply In person. our pervnnal attention. Serv PECANS, 3 Iba. for $1.60. 23th Contracting nepalra A U X OF SANFORD Rsg. Real Eatste Broker Ing nightly full-course o r FREE Set-Up ft Delivery To make the best hom* 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS ft Sanford Ave. Bagg’i Curb FREE ESTIMATES Hiway 17-93 So., Sanford, Fla. ala carte menu. Reserve FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha buy, see the 1, m , ft 2 BATHS Market. FA 2-2924. Open Daily 9 T o 7:10 R. L. HARVEY Phone $33-3364 now for jou r Holiday Par­ DOWN PAYMENTS rHOM Friday ft Rat. TIM 4:10 204 Sanford A re. FA 3-3383 CHRISTMAS FOR THE GUNS. Buy. tell, trade, retial. Gracious dining in 17. Mai* Help Wonted FAMILY E arly American Selling. pair. Osteen Bridge Fish Cloned Sunday* 27. Special Service* Which will it be? Low Monthly Paymsnte Call Jerry for reservation*, Camp ft Gun Shop. Fertiliser Salesman A HOMEF or Complete Information Opening with well-known Na­ Washing Machine Sato* 833-8197, Hamilton House Oo the river? FIRIPLA C E WOOD Be* Or Call Your ft Service Restaurant, Pars Park. tional Corporation for Cen­ On the lake? Oak and Pina tral Florida territory. P rac­ Fra* Estimate on Repairs With a swimming pool? Robert Morrla, 323-0333 2640 Hiawatha tice! citrus experience re­ 122-7363 Get in tourh with Santa at SALES BROKER quired. College desirable 2 ML North Ocala On ELECTRIC Range, I960 GK. RA Y'S UPHOLSTERY Age 23-16. Submit cuinplete U. B. 441 30" Turq. color, many ex­ Rcupbolstering. Free s*t. Office FA $2118 i'hon* 622-8166 resume to tras, Uke sew . $83. 322-3307. FA 3-7616 TE $2553 Night FA 2 d » « U S. 411 Br-Ps*e, Leesburg Box 64 111 N. Park Ava. 823-2420 1901 S. Park Ave. 19-0700 I'hnne 787-3331 PIANO, Like new. FA 3-4019 HEATING Sanford Herald FA 2 3232 anytime 1314 Park Dc flaaford. Fla ‘ after 6 p. m. SERVICING - TESTING Service Station Attendant. Lewi* Sales ft Service Over 21 yr*. of age. See 2517 C. C. (load FA 2 7928 Hume* in all price brackets. Marvin Sechrlst, M ac's Oil Liberal financing We have C o . 203 N Laurel Ave., L'uatom-nisde Cabinets, a 4 BR. 2 bath st $13,7(MSanfurd, FU. Piaslie Counter tops On A Safe Uhrlatmas Vacation IN THE NEW $401) (town. $83 month payv WALLIS CABINET SHOP CHRISTIAN MAN needed nil Buy iiiia and gel Home 913 te 3rd — 322 7171 Full or part-tune—liJelim* stead exemption of $3.U0U. security. Exp. S u n d a y Tractor mowing A Grading, Chouse your own decora Schuul, miuialry helpful t ail FA 2-7621 Guns. A © a s flto ® Classified Phone SHOP TH E SAN PORD H ER ALD AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 322-5613 322-5612 O ffice 204 W . First AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. SO U T H W A R D 1830 Olds Convertible M . Ful­ ly powered, m a x good, $■*. Term s or trade, m i l 1963 MERCURY *.i»ioraj. Custom, 1 D r. ftordtopt Ante traiu. pow er steering ft brakes. RftH. Many other features. Low m ileage, pri­ vately ow ned. $2973. Call after « p.m . 322-3274. BUYING ft USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH O f ♦ Low la te n t Betee ♦ ton Montkly Faywmmte FLORIDA STATE RANK Modem 3 B R ., $3 10 . down, $3o. Mo., Vary clean. 103$, $2130. F A $7631. 30x10 Conestoga 3 Bedrm , Mobile Home, with N i l screened C a btxe ft carporte. 1 yr. old, Sell for $1,000 less than cost. Located i* No, Fla's most beautiful trailer park. Floriland a t Orange City, Mr. Mattingly. Match THIS SPACE FO H T H E IN TO W N SPECIAL Close-Out PRICES! O N 1962 C o rvair Mon** VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker $100 Connolly M obile Home Sales, Inc. FH A - V A Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty 341 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES Deltona T ee ’N Green SPACE FO R WE NOW HAVE THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL LEASES: Eckerd CALL 6 6 1 -4 4 5 8 ACKLI * R 0 S , BIVIIIWJ -IK DIII0NA coasoaaTBM Don't T a k e C h an ces . . . Sanford Shopping Center J. C. Penney'* And no eondet wh*n time Quality homsi art priced 10 lo« - $7,790. to IliJ W with is littls as $240. ikiwn and $49.27 per month — Drive out today. There ire 15 models to choose from' Take Interstste *4 — «•* off at the DeBary fichanii - LEA SE Earn $luo weekly ft up. No Piano Tuning and Repair competition Write John ON YOUR LOT It ii<tin Co., XI West Mudixm te L. Harmon — FA 3-42Z) Your pi a n.-i or our* A uun St., Chicago 2, HI. pleta package including SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ financing No (town payment tios, etc. Free estimate. Pb. " s e w in g m a c h in e " required. Came out today 322 3506. MECHANIC and talk it over with Mr. Scini-rctired ior part time ur WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Ia-at;u-r.mry lull time to service ft re­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 20th St. to Up*ala Hd pair single needle ft special All Types and Sixes ft turn North at Church machines, in modern airWo Repair ami Service conditioned swimsuit fac S T I N E tnry. Apply m person or Machinery and Supply Co. In e. exit Phone 322-2714 207 W 2nd St. FA 26132 McCrorytt Publix F or In fo rm a tio n , Call I.easing A g e n t : S A N -S EM REA LTY LMN Enterprises, John P. Zeuli, Resriatered Broker 2010 S . F ren ch A ve. SANFOKD GROUND B R E A K IN G A U X OF SANFOKD F A 2 -7 1 3 9 15. liiuiiniN* Opportunity lliway 1 0 :9 0 A .M . D E C . 17-92, Sanford, Fla. 222 22U| F A 2 -5 2 9 6 5ERVICE Station fur lease. Gw>d location. Only small i tow prices check the Herald 17l h cnpital i needl'd m ao. F A 2-4343. by r ijil d.Msilled pagr* where local |dealers advertise. It PayM To Use The HERALD Want Ada. Spider Coop*, ISO h p . S p ie l 4 . epeed Irenamhel**, radio, banter, plenty at g*t up and go. Top quality aula throughout, A-l condition. Priced *4 only 1895 I960 Pontine Honnavlllo 4-door hard­ top. equipped with V-g engine, automatic (r u n , ower • tearing, radio ft ••ter, factory air con­ ditioned. One of tho Wat In Pontiac. ■•*$ looking —top shape. r 1695 1958 O ld s 98 Holiday coup*. V-g en­ gine, automatic t r u e , power a l o e r i n g and brakes, r a d i o , heater, fartury air coadllloMd end thoroughly recondi­ t i o n e d throughout A tap quality car. SPECIAL! *895 F ro n t End Alignm ent b C ra k e A d ju stm e n t Save! Save! AT 860 HOLLER Good Through Dec. !£5lh. AT M otor Sales COMPANY 2nd. & Palmed* SeminoleCo.Motors SERVICE 18fi| W . F ir s t S t. DEPARTM EN T 1'h . F A 2 -0 6 1 1 te*iP»l jB •*1 . |i s * '( W t omA 1v ! v' j1 4 ■A CLEANEST Best Buy Owned Homes Priced From ?fi,750 Down Payments St. Johns Realty As Low As $100 Monthly Payments ROSA L. PAYTO N From $43.50 FH A - V A HOMES - 39. Trailer* . V A - FHA Government J 14 FT. GAZELLE, Equipped, 33 hp Johaaon, tilt trailer, $330. FA > 1 0 0 . Repossessions REPAIRS , 37. Boat* ■ Motor* A Good m U P Outboard tor, with gear shift. $38, M l E. 3lh St. after 6 p . m . All day Sat. Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty II!-. / I * I“ PH: FA 2-6231 2505 S. Pork FA 2-OSOl :Z �•6 ^ ' f ■ ----- --- ------ —r i i1 , *___ . ■MUM r • their helicopter o f f the VietB im tflt coast, Tha death wia tha alath to the pa>t t o r day*. II rated to I S tha aambar at Amer­ ican* killed to South Viet Nam combat tinea January, 1M1, whea the U. f . buildup AMERICAN FLAGS wan presented by the American Legion Auxiliary to all ciaaarooma at AD Sonia Church. Ex-Marine Nancy Nordstrom presents flaga to Matthew Allen, sixth grade, and MIchaal Bogeajis, eighth grade. Rev. Richard Lyons explained the meaning of the flag to the student body. le a d e n hope will be a final week of this coagrcuional session confronted with the m ealed foreign eld MIL Coagreet, which already hat ■ttthorted a $3.6 billion aid program to continue another y ea r o f econom ic and military help to other nations, still m uit appropriate the money. The H om e Approprlatiooa Committee haa appro red a re­ duced 12.6 billion appropria­ tion hill that House lea d en w ere expected to debate to­ day. Deaplte p lea t by Preaident (WITH RIB) Johnaoa and ether govern­ m ent o fflcla li to n atu re fundi to the trim m ed meaaure, lead­ e n apparently planned no battle to replace tha money. The adminlatratlon original­ ly had requested H I billion, but C on g rcu refuted to antborlze m ore than $3.6 bUlien. “CENTER-CUT* Any drive to restore the money appeared hopeleaa to Houte leader* who apparent­ ly have decided to concentrate "QUICK 'N THRIFTY on preventing further enta during Houte debate. “CAMPBELL'S' • BREASTS The officer w as ahot by a Cemmuelat heavy machineg e a to aa aparatlaa sgatoet tha guerrilla a Juat after daw s guaday to central Viet Nam . B e waa tervlag aa a m ili­ tary advlaer to ■ Sooth Vietaameae unit in a drive agalntt tha guerrlllaa to Urn moun­ tains o f Quaag H e n Province, MO m iles north o f Saigon. B e waa killed by a single shot to the chest. Other eaa'T h a helicopter plunged Into the sea Saturday night hall a m ils o ff tha coast of central Viet Nam. An officer and tw o enlisted m en were Hated aa m isting altar tha crash. A fourth crew m an awam to abort and reached army unit* operating to tha area. Tha survivor, tha eo-poUt o f tha helicopter, aald tt overshot its landing one while on n night m edical m ission and circled aver tha ocean. Name* o f aU tha Americana tovolvad In tha lnddanU were withheld pending notification a f their relatives. Five Arrested A t C o ck Fight • LEGS • THIGHS MIAlfl (U P !) - A former Caban ambaaaadar told tome (,000 exiles barn Sunday night and arretted five men. The Palm Beach County cberifTa office aald nearly 100 spectators fled Into the fields when officers arrived at tha Johnny Fichera Camp and found a cockfight going on. Florida haa no statute for­ bidding cock fighting, but as­ sistant county attorney Bob Foley aald ha waa considering filing charges of cruelty to animals and gambling. The five m en were question­ ed at the county Jail. Offlcars also telicd 13 roosters as evidence. Some wore metal claw s for fight­ ing. Youth Slain M I A M I (U PI) » A 16year-old boy atumhled into a man holding a shotgun during an outdoor party Sunday and wat killed by a blast In the neck, police said. Officers said live death of Timonthy Llllard was accidental. City w ill round and a parade o f decor­ Business ated hikes, wafnna and bug­ aponaor n gies with cash prlaea to be Christmas Party at T:30 p.m . awarded for the beat decorated vehicles. Saturday In the Forest City Stores la the Center will be Shopping Center for children o f the area up to 12 years old. open for the convenience of Committees named at a re­ parents while the party la in cent planning meeting with progress. Dr. K. L. Wendell, preaident o f the group, are lighting, Jam ee S. Pierson, Lewis O. Stubbs and Gerald Brow n; Christ maa carols, John N. Woodland; Santa Iran*portatlon, W. M. Norris; merry-goround, C. S. Field; d ecora ­ tions, P. E. Carlson and Eu­ gene M cJecn and Christmas tree, Harry H, Pennington, Bruce K erstead and Allen Forward. Serving on the refreshment committee are Mrs. K. O. Winfield, Mrs, w . M. Norris, Mrs. Irma Lundmark, Mrs. Allen Forward, Mrs. G rover Shellenberger and Mrs. C. B. Field. Each child at the party, within the specified age limit, will receive a gift o f Christ­ mas goodies and there will be free rides on the merry-go- CANADIAN ACE “SHURFRESH" JUICY CRISP MeINTOSH QUARTERS WINTER CARDEN” FROZEN ’ KIN P IE • M INCE PIE 24 OZ. EACH 21 OZ. EACH A rsonist Blamed D ELRAY BEACH {D P I ) - Sunday Forest that b e expects a tougher pol­ Association icy against ridel Castro b om President Johnson. “ W e may aee m ore action n o w / said Guillermo Belt, who served as Cuban am­ bassador to tha United States during the 1040a. N ow bead o f Commandos L, a militant antt-Caatro axil* group here, B elt said that Johnson's selection o f Thom­ as Mann as the state depart­ ment’s new Latin American chief la tha first step In the get-tough policy. He told the exiles that John­ son “ ia not laltlng biroieli be Influenced by aeU-styled liber­ als who don’t know the bor­ derline between liberalism and Communism. *‘I know that President Johnson will take a firmer and more realistic attitude with respect to Communism," ba added. The 6,000 exiles paid $1 each to attend the anti-Castro rally. Tha funds will ba used to further the fight agalntt Caatro. Deputies raided a cock fight at a rem ote farmhouse near h ero By Elate Xewaltkl The MIAMI (UP1) - Fire offi­ cials ruled today that a $183.. 000 Westchester Shopping Cen­ ter blase which damaged six WASHINGTON (U P!) — stores recently was deliber­ The stream of visitors to Pres­ ately set. ident Kennedy's grave in Arl­ ington National CemiUry la continuing dssplta treating weather. Thousands o f pertona visit­ ed the grave Sunday white the temperature hovered in the low 30s. At one point, it took 15 minutes for a person to get throuich the tine. It is rstlmuUd that mure than a million mourners huva filed past tha grave tinre Ken­ nedy waa buried Nov. 25. Crowds Still V isit Grave FRESH RAKED! “EVERFREBH "NESTLES" CHOCOLATE DRINK SUNSHINE" HYDItOX LARGE 12 OZ„ EACH COMPLEXION SOAP' H uh Treatm ent NEW YORK (UPI) — French Jockey Clauds Deleusa will undergo X-ray (lam ina­ tions today or Tuctday tn Monteflora Hospital, Bronx, N. Y., in an effort to deter­ mine whether an operation ran restore tho use of hit Irgt. Deleu re waa paralysed from the waltt down at a re­ mit of an accident in a raca last August. EVERFRESH Fruit Cake Ciwiste'Del^fct' IrJLB rach's “ Great Savings On Easy Term s” FROM A W ORM ) OF FINK FURNITURE M A TH ER .10 of Sonford extra m m m m m G O LD ■ JJ|1 ' 1 | 1 BOND With This m a t i n l l Coupon A The g t o m m a t o f l Purrhate Of Room DKfMMHlI/KIt ■ SS T TM TP T Sj ^ TA ■ e t a iM is m 69c Coupon (nod it jour "Thrillway" Only, Thru Wed, December 15 50 EXTRA with tm« Coupon A The Pureha.e Of HG aO i j LnD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B Oi N D iiU L A , phones lighten work, all through the house all through the y ^ r ■ TS 7T T AT MT PT S1 v a n il l a 2 O*. lil t 49c Coupon food at your "Thrift*ay’ The little, light-up Princes** phono, lovely in any of five colon, oaves space at bedside or chair-side. The desk set saves time and stops in den or family room— any room where your family makes and takes calls. The handy wall phone hangs out of the way in kitchen or workshop, makes phoning more convenient .rx _ T o order your Christmas extension, just call the Telephone *’’? Company Business Office or ask your telephone man. Q( tA A M ^ EASY TERMS i Only, Thru Wed., December IS 50 EXTRA P fV P M W1th This Coupon A Tha Purrha*. Of I Iloilo*»y Hou». MTCFFKII ■ ST TT AT M ’ TPTSm K it t a ii II Os. Pkg. Me Coupon good at y ou r " T h r ift* a j’ Only, Thru W r i , December IS Open Fri. N ights DO Sanford's Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Store 20 3 -0 V E . 1st ST. FA 2-0983 | G O LD . ID1 1 BMOi l N amart santaa shop In phone/andI YOUR Chocolate Peanuts Chocolate Stars.... Jingle Bells........ 1 Jelly Stars......... Spicettes.......... “ MELLOW CREME" “ A L L FILLED" Assortment......... Gloria M ix ......... Arabian Nights Mix Old Time M ix...... Orange Slices...... “ C H R IS T M A S S H O P P IN G W IT H GOLD BOND STAMI �*» Sanford Shopping Center Gets Under W ay V * i « c^ The Herald, in response to many Inquiries, has checked to learn why the new street Christmas decoration* are not lit at night. E. C. Harper Jr., ^ committee chairman fo r the Sanford Downtown M e r ­ chants Association, explained the decorations are not prc. perly wired to be connected with the city power lines. But he assured the public they will be properly wired for next Christmas. • • * y A week or ID days ago The ' ® Herald published a story about all the offices up for •lection in 1984. One question intrigued R. E. Porter, Pre­ sently we hare two state re­ presentatives, Ji~e Davis and Jan Fortune. Hut a* o f next November this county will choose only ONE representa­ tive. In the rcapportionmrnt g early this year, we voted for a representative and s sen­ ator and Furtune anil Stuck Cleveland were elected. Next year it will be interesting to watch the race between De­ mocrat Davis and Republican Fortune . . . although both are non-committal at this time about plans. In fact, could be others in the primary f t races, too. • • • Pair Charged In Fatal Beating A Kentucky couple, residing at Fire Points and charged with manslaughter in the death of thr woman's 30month-old daughter, were to be given preliminary hearing this afternoon before Justice of the Peace Hugh Duncan. Held in rnunty jail are Wil­ liam G. Taylor, IS, of Birchwood, Ky., and Roberta Mitrhell. 30, of Corinth, K y„ JWVA ••• Citrus Case WASHINGTON (C P I) — A Florida citrus industry ilelegntlon was scheduled to begin arguments today against any lowering o f tariffs on foreign citrus and citrus products. 157 Accidents MIAMI fU PI)—city police reported 137 traffic accidents here during a five hour rainy prriod Monday. One o f them killed a girl, Gloria Bottner, 19. Crack Theft R ing > who, according to Deputy J . Q. Galloway, are charged #anfnrb fim tlii J Zip Code 32771 W E A T H E R : Cloudy, cool through Wednesday with occasional m int high today In 60a; low tonight in 50*. with the fatal beating of the VOL. 66 30-month-old girl, Nancy Jean Mitchell. Galloway said the couple took the baby to Seminole Me­ morial Hospital Saturday aflentooti and an autopsy re­ vealed she had bren beaten and died from internal hem­ orrhages. The deputy reported Taylor has a wife and family in Kentucky and that Mr*. Milband there. He chrll has a husband added that Kentucky authori­ ties havee requested the pair be held for parole violation. Mrs. Mitchell’ * three-yearold son. William Mitchell, is irrd for by the county bring cared welfare. He was treated for bruise* at thr hospital. Sheriff J. L. Hobby was unavailable for comment to­ day as lo why information of the girl's death last Saturday was withheld until today. At­ taches o f his department said "the story didn't break until Monday afternoon." UF Aerospace Building OKd New Business Area To Open In August United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS. DECEMBER 17. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA The new multl-mlUlofl dol­ lar Sanford Shopping Center will be open to the public next August, it was announced this morning by R. M. Thompson Jr. at groundbreaking cere- NO. 61 munies. ARCHITECTS CONCEPTION is pictured of the multl-mitlion dollar Sanford Shopping Center which will Im ready for occupancy and open to the public next August. First units will lie occupied by Publix Markets and Eckerd Drugs, with the MIAMI (U PI)—Police said today they have broken up a TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Those enterprising Epsilon burglary ring which netted Sigma Alpha sorority mem­ more than 1100,000 worth of The Cabinet authorised the bers can do the almost impos merchandise during tha past University o f Florida today to construct a 133,000 aerospace alble— thy must have a direct three months. Sanford and Seminole Coun­ engineering building. line to Sunt a Claus, for they ty economy la on the up­ The building, to be located ran arrange to have the Americans Free WASHINGTON tUPIt — swing. according tu n husim-ss I.A PA7. Bolivia (UPI) — on the back campus area, will The special commission inves­ survey released toiluy by the ••Merry Old Jinn" to visit children at their homea or F-iur American* who had been be financed from engineering tigating the assassination of Chamber of Commerce, Seven makes him available for par held a* hostage* for 10 days and industrial experiment sta­ President Kennedy want* the ® ties. If you need a Santa, call by rebellious tin miner* in tion trust funds and will be FRI to provide it with the Mrs. John Dickey and she’ll Cntnvl were flying here today used for research. material used to form the Gov. Farris llryant said bust* r f the agency's report with high hopes of being homo take care of it. there were indications several on the crime. • • • for Christmas. of the building* would he Anyone wishing to Join the Chief Justice Earl Warren, needed in coming ycui* to Seek Ruby Test Seminole Audubon Society In the chairman o f the sevenhouse research fnritltica, DALLAS (UPlt — Jack a field trip may do so by man bipartisan commission meeting ut 0 n.m. Jan. 11 at Ruh)'a lawyer* fought today which university official* have named by President Johnson, said were in need o f space. the Kissimmee Prairie 7.no. to move the strip club owner said Monday1 the group de­ To all b y* and girls: Budget Director Harry Members ura putting out from jail til a psychiatrist's Santa Claus, a* busy as tie cided it would be necessary to Smith said, however, the uni­ £ •’presents" for the birds at couch to seek evidence that examine the Fill invextiga* i.s at this time of the year, Ruby was insane when be sh ot, versity did nut contemplate V Audubon .House. , . * arrived in downtown Sanford and killed Leo fUfi'ay Oswald. .«< .aiums . !.iruv.lio ’ii tin -I . ',-rv. is, ,* ■ • • nesses1 stateni'iii* .ml today and will bo happy to * I present biennium ami if sinil* Basketball fans can lee ■ document* to evaluate the , , lar huiMlti :* vvcie needed, the greet you in-tween now and topuotch game tietween Rol­ Chou Willi t i f f Fill report. CAIRO (UI’I i - Communist school would go to the coming Christmas, lit fact, he w ill lins College and Catawba Hr said tin- cunnoi ion have candy for all who stop College, N. C., at 8 p.m. to­ Chinese Premier Chou Kn-lai session of the legislature. nls.? received a report from vn.s reported today to in- will------— ----- -hint to nay "hello" . . . and night at Seminole H i g h the State DtpurUuent, which ini' to meet Indian Piemlei maybe to whisper in hi* ear School gym. was forwarded to the panel's Jnwuharinl Nehru in Peking,, v*lust you want in your slock­ * • • getielal counsel, J. Lee Ran­ ing on Christum* morning. J. C. Trawick Sr. telephon- tr New Delhi to discus* the kin. Worrell mid the eontStnu-Indlan border dispute. •Santa is being sponsored 4k ed 'The Cluck’ and said that mistfon made the -nine re . , .. . try the Sanford Downtown to bis knowledge the puving qc» st of the Stlrle Department . . ... 50-Cent Piece 1 ,, , , , ... ...... Merchant* Association, ticnmv being applied on East us t did of the ) 11. WASHINGTON f UPI) — . r . . cording to Chairman tile lilt Fourth street lielweetl I*>House leaders culled up for McCall. rust and Mellunville Avenues expected quick approval today F° ur desperadoes arcu.ed McCall also announced that la the first since the original T h re e W h a le s a bill to authorize the coining ° f murder ,n a robto aid Um last minute , hop­ surfacing was applied In bery rampage, sal glumly in of a 30-cent piece bearing a pers all downtown stores will R e cu p e ra tin g 19251 likeness of the late President • • • ST. AUGUSTINE I UPI) — he upon until 9 p.m. each Kennedy " ke ,hp *ml of r" ’1'1' School Hoard will open bids The four, Cecil Green, 31, Three pilot whale* rescued •veiling through next Monday. there are only ■t 1 p.m. Thursday for a new John Lucas, 13, Gerald Eaton. front the »urf at Ponte Vr-dra Remember Talks Advised £ shop building at Seminole 18. anti Dennis Woods, 17. Reach were "doing better 'IX SHOPPING D A IS t NST. AUGUSTINE (U Plt — High School, according to v. rrc raptured in a door-to- than expected" tmlny nt Mar- d k CHRISTMAS t ! I A grand Jury report issued Supt. Ray Milwee. The Sanford Downtown door, barn lu-barn s e a r c h indaml tourist attraction. Monday night laid six month* A spokesman said the whales' Merchant* Association, enof rnrinl unrest could he end Monday after Ihey returned wi-re being given massive ih-ovoring to make this a FROM T H E P O L I C F. eu If “ dedicated" white and ,0 ,hc »CM* .vl a they It).OTTER: A girl reported to were accused of committing j d«»c* o f vitamin* and .-inti- memorable AuU-tiile Sea -oil, Negro leaders were given a police some boys took *3 from h'-dir* by hyporlrrmic nnd bn* gone "*ll out" tills y a r chance lo discus* differences Iasi wrrk. her and she could identify They were found in an some o f their muscular aore- ill ii* effort* to please alt. nnd resolve them. the buys. Police rounded up nc»s nnd stilfnesn from being Near street decoration* abandoned farmhouse. The lour were charged uilli it i uinled ml the bench sinned grace Ho- downtown light the hoy. Ketch Towed In Iailed tu identify. Her mo pole*. These were purchased the Friday night slaying ol to Ini getting better. PORT E V E KG L A D E N ther thraslicd her "fo r taking The whale* were among no try tire Association, <UI’I) — The 17-foot k*ti h l enartl Culpepper. 33, at his tip the policemen's time.'* e s t i m a t e d 130 that swum The Christmas Parade on Troubadour, its mmt drugging Imme in York, Ma , md ashoru Sunday night. Most l Dec. 4 was voted the most ir, the water alongside, was armed robberies of (amilie* Dr, J. Clifford Boyce, of 411 were washed out to sea by the outstanding of all these nntowed into huibor here today in Ruekholli, Tex., and RandScull Avenue, wa* rr-|>orted bigh tide. |mini events, what with tire tell, Okla. uftrr battling Ifl-fnut sens and as being removed lu lire hos­ Ill-knot winds with three pi-rpital this morning. soii* aboard. ‘I he Const Guard • • • did nut have thr name* of John Krider and John Brumthose alumni. h-> will meet with other mem­ bers of the St. John* Indian River Canal District at II a. D eputy's Body, m. Thursday at Orlando lo discuss an agreement with W re ck a g e O f the trusters of the State In­ ternal Improvement Fund P lan e Found ami u contract with Reynolds, MIAMI I UPI)-T h e wreck Smith ami Hills lor engineer­ age of a small plane and theing r body of ita pilot were found in the Everglade* ton miles Thursday noun i» the* dead west of here today A Coast Guard helicopter line tu tile entry in the Jayeee* Christmas lighting con­ spoltrd the wreckage o f the test. Clip a coupon from The Cessna 173 which crashed Herald or pick one up at the Monday. A ground search rrew. di­ Jaycee building on French rected tu Ihe scene by tile Avenue. * • • |Coast Guard, lound the body Veterans of World War I. of Pasco County Chief Deputy Barrack. 138. wilt man the Bill Smith tn the cockpit. Smith wax a student pilot. Saivalinn Army Chriitmai INSTALLATION of new officer* of the SominoU* County Hoard o f Real­ Tile body was removed kettles Friday to shnwr appre tor* was conducted at Monday night'* dinner-meeting at the Mid-Florida cialion for services rendered from Ihe icene, 18 miles south Country Club. Taking part were (front left) II, E. Illack, neirelary; (I. F. during WAV I. Any and all vet­ of Devil's Garden in the Field, outgoing president; William H. Li[>|xdd ,Jr.. executive vice presi­ erans who wish to help out re­ '(■lade*, by a helicopter. dent o f tho state association and inttniling officer; A . It. L orm a n n , presi­ The plane took olf Monday port at the Greyhound Bus dent; Ray MenslTlir, treasurer, and Stewart Helnily, vice president. from Ihe Tamiami airport. Station. Attending were dignitaries o f the city, the county, th« Chamber o f Com merce, and officials o f Investment Pro­ perty Builders, Miami; R. M. Thompson Construction Com­ pany, Clearwater; P u b l i x Markets and Eckerd Drugs o l Florida. Thompson, president of In* vestment Property Builders and the Thompson Construc­ tion, assured the more than 50 dignitaries present that his and allied firms were " e x ­ pressing confidence in the growth of Sanford snd Sem­ inole County" by commencing construction of this new shop­ ping center. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ man o f the Seminole County Commission and master o f ceremonies, called on the Rev. George Klnnoman, o f Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, for the Invocation. General Hutchison express­ ed appreciation to the assem­ blage for the principals' con­ fidence in Sanford and Sem­ inole County. As did Karlyla Houshotder, president-elect o l the Chamber of Com merce, W. C. Hutchison Jr., Sanford city attorney, also expressed appreciation for the city, George Jenkins, president of Publix Markets, pointed out that hli firm will have two supermarkets in Semin­ ole County “ and this will b e the 101st In our chain." Jack Eckerd, president o l Eckerd Drugs o f Florida, also ■poke briefly and pointed to the growth n( Sanford and Seminole County and tha "confidence my firm hat la this growth." The new Sanford Shopping Center will be located east o f Highway 17 92 and north o f Onora Street. An entrance parallel lo 17 93 will he con­ structed from Onora Road. Thompson and Sanford rlty officials have been conferring relative to annexation of tho center site lo the city. next by J. C, Penney Company and McCrory’s. Other units will be added later In continued expansion. Parking apace wilt be available for 1,100 automobiles. Probers Ask FBI Seminole Economy On The Rise Dala On Kennedy of nine categories showed in- |Sept. 30 In 1903 and 1903, creases, respectively, a* follows: The Chamber’* quarterly County hank and saving* •Sun > u • Gram" reported and loan deposits, $33.3 miltrend* for the years ending linn and 139.3 million, up 11.37 per cent; county bank and savings and loan re­ sources, S39.9 million and $14 million, up 10.38 per rent. Sanford postal receipts, $171348 snd $313,108, up 31.01 per cent; county build­ ing perriilts, $8.1 million snd til.il million up 7.3 per evnt. ft ii in c r o u s hands, float* Hanford electric meters inmari king ensembles. stalled. 10,391 and 10,711, up The Downtown Merchants 3.08 per cent; Hanford water nil A have co-operated fully in meter* InstnRed, R, lilt and donating to various groups to 3.1 lit. up <>.39 per cent, nml mu hr sure the umlei privileged Sanford telephones Installed, children have a .Merry Christ­ 11,Jill and 13,033, up 3.31 mas, loo. Iii fact, tire first per rent. and second rlwi* petty o ffi­ Two item* shower) de­ cers at Hanford Naval Air creases: Hanford building per­ Station reported that nine nut mits, $1.7 million nnd $1 mil­ of III downtown stores ap­ lion, down 38.78 per cent, and proached donnlcd tu their county deeds recorded, 33.3 cuuse. million and 30.8 million, down Ami. in closing, the Sanford 10.93 per cent. Downtown Merchants Asso­ ciation wish one nml all A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A W H Y HAPPY NEW YEAR! ! ( Hey Kids! Santa's In Town To Treat You ;4 Suspects In Slaying Jailed Early Divorce By Liz Seen Seminole Gets School Money Seminote rnunty** school population increase thi* year, ax opposed to last year, brought the county school* MEXICO CITY (U PI) _ $33,790 today In “ recalcula­ Friends predicted today Elisabeth Taylor will sum ill- tion" funds from tho Cabinet vorca Eddie Fisher to marry i School Hoard, Richard Burton, whose wife *, upt. It. T. Mllwee said the Sybil got « Mexicali divorce I pulat ion dm* t ease lids Monday, year 1* about six per cent “ I don’t think Liz and Burmore Ilian Inst year. He add­ Ion are going to wait very long," one friend said. “ It ed, however, that the amount h-nks as if they will he ntnr- lit dollar* is comparable to lust year. lird soon." United Press reported the Burton nml Mrs. Burton arroiigi'd details of a proper­ state board released $3.03 ty settlement and eostudy ,,f million in these fund* tu 33 their two children before nhe county school system* and filed for divorce in Puerto made $1.13 million available Vitllarln, tin* tiny Mexican lo 19 Junior colleges. fishing village where he re. rently completed Work on a jnnvie. L a k e S ee k s 3rd Miss Taylor had no part in Ihe movie, hut she accompan­ In B ribe T r y TAVARES (UPI) Two ied Burton to Puerto VallarUt and was on the set almost men were arrested at Eustis every day, keeping him com­ Monday night ami charged pany. They shared a villa. with offering a bribe lo Lake ('minty Sheriff Willi* V. Mc­ Call. Authorities said a third man was being sought. Freed on $3.<>oo bond each were Harold Griswold, 39, nt Muunl Dura, and Klvin Carroll, ->i. of Orlando. They were charged on two count* each of attempted bribery. Wauled on a charge of con­ spiracy lo commit bribery was D. C. Clemmons, Mount Dora, the sheriff* office said. Sheriff McCall said the men attcnniped to bribe him to allow organized buhta and S H O P FO R G IF T S IN O U R A D P A G E S moonvhining operations to go on in ihe county. iANTA'l HELPER 5AYJ SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTM AS Prio Says Castro Will Disappear LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A former president of Cuba Monday predicted C u b a n Premier Flilel (.'astro will dis­ appear "eventually — a n y day.” Dr. Carlos Prtn Socarraa of Miami, speaking before local Cuban liberation leaders, said Castro will vanish "not hy assassination, but by Internal revolutkm, wilh the support of all Umse people fighting CasIro from oilier countries." Prio, who was overturned when Fnlgrnrio Batiste seized power in 1932. is sltempling to organize dissident Cuban liberation groups under his Ctilun Committee for Libera­ tion. "Tlit people of Cuba arc 9Q per cent against Castro," h* said. Prio criticized Ihe U. S. State Department for "weakncs*. not strength" in handl­ ing Ihe situation hut added that he felt President John­ son "will find a way" to overihrmv Castro. JACK ECKERD G a s B lam ed For Body Is Found U ta h M in e B la s t MARTIN, Utah lU P l) — A lo n g sid e B o at TAMPA (U P li Police Monday found the body of a man identified aa Otra Lowell Itlnger. 38, of Tampa, floating alongside a host belonging to a Tampa businessman and perennial political candidate. Police said there was tvt sign of foul play. Ten miners survived the ex­ The owner of the boat, Jim plosion that rumbled through Fair, said Ihe cabin of the a drift a half mile under­ boat had been forced open, ground in Ihe Carbon Furl clothe* were thrown about C n '» No 2 mine Monday, and It appeared as though Only one of the survivors was, someone had been aleeping in injured. j one of the berths. Methane gn« and coal du*r, possibly (united h> a spark, was blamed today for a sear­ ing explosion that killfd nine miners and turned a "model coal mini’” into a "black and dusty hell ' : Downtown Stores To Open At Night Through Monday « * � 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 16, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/756b0b64d2194b121f13b79af214be24.pdf 2a24a78282bb7f9fb68757df4955e017 PDF Text Text 1 J__ t f S A '-O rt-T iM a Sm fing fo g y , 6& Garden Circle Hean History Of Club ■y SklrWy Wtntwortk Tha hiitory of the Orlando Cardan Club, dating back to tha early IWO’a, *« • pre■anted la it Wednesday night for nam ban of tha Bear Laka Cardan Cirri a by Mr*. John Grathwol, president of tha Orlando Club. Mr*. Grathwol Included In her raaume the rluh'a many (novel up to Ita preiant loca­ tion. Tha buitnaia meeting, with Mra. C. L. Drunk, president, In charge, waa held preceding the program. Ulacuaaed were thta year'a Chrlatmaa Tree Lane project for which the Bear Lake Clrrla will make candles and plana to attend tha Fashion Show to he spon sored by tha Orlando Club on Nov. 1 a t the Cherry IMeia Hotel. Mrs. Drunk will servs as one of the models for the ahow. At tha close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. William Massey, hostess. The November meeting will be held in the home of Mra. Richard Ostrander, 111.1 Jami­ son Drive, Dear Lake. Libby's Rich 'N Refreshing T o m v S W IF T 'S FRESHLY C H U R N E D P BROOKFIELD N 4 L im it 9 of a ( UST out 0 PviHCHSStS Of IS ()0 r e e n $1 6 cons *1 e a s 6 #303 cans $1 C o r n 6 #303 cans $1 C o r n P 0 Mof?f G o l d e n Swift’s Premium Stick Styla B ra u n sc h w e ig e r Swift's Promlum Toity >.**. 4 9 * W laswls « . . « • » « T'**’ « -*i C o p la n d 's T oity F riih ' ~ ..... .1 S lic e d B o lo g n a . . '1°:.- 3 9 c Herman’s Orange Band 33* Sliced Swiss S m o k e d S a u sa g e •-as. n Q i Pkl- * Tarnow ’s Sliced (U.Mfel Wl»«ea»>" (S «*•»• Sliced Moaxurella L H .... C ooked j—♦-<1#H. 6-*‘ 29* Sliced Muenster.......... 1 .B. lb.•. C o rn e d |v - \ io - « . 4 9 « »kg. 1 1 7 29* „ __ I 1 “ .. -J i^ L .. “ F it Y E lt SW IFT’S PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN d o w n p r o d u c e to n e PART B re asts <*/*» ib. brimming Idaho Baking • P o t a t o e s .......................... 1 0 Korth’s Reason □ WASHINGTON (Ill'll — Funner Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth on his sud­ den resignation: "I want to attend to my pressing private affairs." A p p le s ........................................... Fancy Florida Yellow □ S q u a s h 6 9 < h w i .............................................. n>. # * ^ ■ 1 5 * n g s . . I O O « W .Y « lilO O ;:= LIME Til Kit M O TA M . HOY TUMHLEU 3-lb, con $2.49 Only 2 9 * limit 1 w 55 order Pl.nt.fl Itll.a CockItit .5,M U| LEE’S fROZIN GRILL STEAKS 29-os. pkg., $1.49 I M » .r « » * l . o . t i t . m i l tM S M M M M M IO ™ S W e Y W ff ■~—' !<=» Jj| O ra a n Stam ps ulA Alt cm*** atf tunknu tA Strip# Tostk Pasta (lOc-OH Fotk) king lis a , 59c lliptrsi e«l- Oct. IB. IMJt bJ Otllcitwt Wtlckod* G r a p e 7o* cam O . P e a n u ts $1 1 O 32-ox. $*. o j cant 1 D r in k S a lt in e s ............ ........ f t V. OM Ftlkigo Otlmttl K ' C o o k ie s dreta Oi.nt TtaJtr Cut V 31* 3 9 * lOVx-oi. c* A s p a ra g u s M ilk S X . 10* o«i it. l e a n ftfiMMfiMMfiMcl iOWV&YM firm * inT inasT ts saa sffiN ioasH ip. n u u call Virginia I'elrtwkl P, (). Dux 1211 Jjl Oraan Stam ps 2 » * Art m m a t tw th ttt i t Sanfurd — *=> HERMAN'S O.B. WIENERS 1-lb. pkg., 59a I t r e n t MM M It. I M S JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPO: u iil s o iiH c F O L D IN G TABLE Rog. $6.95 Value ALKA SELTZER TABLETS larg# siso, 59c m i. . ib . 2 5 * GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED CH«r* Tstfr Cheese Spread ................. .. L : 69c (•ilioOMry t«a*l ar txitbmimills Biscuits ............ .......... 6.7!. 49c FiHtburyi Craumtl 29c Dinner Rolls TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN ■ J (s ta n d in g 1 f r o z e n f o o d » Ib. 7 9 - J Mrs. faufe T«tv i T 33c Apple Fritters ..... ........ loobroeb Cteemed 4 :.z $ i. Spinach ............. .. 8«v..tMernj Qgl«| FfAtfU Cream Peas “i T 49c | • ImtltH Club IlhfiM 6 rUtitl iO W W a Y M _ , Jm O«iAra a n aifStamt(; ps All (■•»irw * With Ckttit, Nabluo fitmiam E v a p . Finn of pmtije la fit IusImss ml title lift ol fouruuuaiti. 9 SWIFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN d a ir y s p e c ia l* iii>iiH eel., o.i ii. m n utA Alt uoyw and 4 FEATURE OF WEEK: ARMOUR STAR CANNED HAM I O O C A iV I O O JW O r ••n S ta m p s ib . "•A ■ Jfl( O«**>ra a n Stam ps Ala wayM m i funfctu eti IM M M M & M A M J ) • Thighs . . . ib. § 9 « 3 9 * & Nora Norria TE 8-1511 8 . Srminule # 2 Vi cans Green Giant Cream Style w ith Criip Juicy Jonathan I'h) Him ilugrutlrin FA k'ttU t Laka Mary i b l e t s G * I O I H C I T O G S v- id 4 1 2 -o x . Delicious Red Rip# This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors e a c h e s . . . Green Giant Tender Large TAMPA (lll'l) _ James Harris, 10, was shot to death by city drtective George Rodrigues Monday whrn Har­ ___ ris amt another handcuffed □ youth tried to Jump him. MIAMI (U l'l) — Florida’s hone tracks will offer a rec­ ord of more than lit million In purses during llie 1 -ft I season with f-,Mlo.tMHt at llh li’rah Park, J1,800,IH>0 at Gulf stream 1'nrk, IIJMiO.lUKI at Tropical Park and fold,000 at Sunshine Park. $l Green Giant Whole Kernel m b u t t er By Jane Casselberry An Installation of officers and dinner will he held Jointly by American Legion Memo­ rial Post 2M of Casselberry and tha Auxiliary at the Rikehs Inn at fl:30 p.m. Sixth District Commander Nlek Danesky of Mt. Dora and hla installation team will he on hand to Install post officer* and Mrs. Danesky. Sixth District president will have her team to tnke part in the installation of auxil­ iary officers. Joe Pavelrhak, Lyman High School senior, will give a re­ port on Roys' Slate at Talla­ hassee which lie attended last summer under the sponsor­ ship of Poat 250. Florida Racing J u i c e d Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling Libby Installation Set By Post 256 Youth Slain ' t o 4 6 -o * . cons „ i, dfilh IM w+rtNa# Pulhi rtgislav ieaaa *3 ” _ w w se va _ l O W 'V e Y W _ JUl G re e n S ta m p s <4A Alt w tM m4 Gold*# Nat Round Br'd Frsiin Shrimp *r*i I-lb . pkg., 89« 3o ' itie m mm Oct. it. m a S MtCOBMICK'S BUCK PIPPIR It... . ItIM S 4-os. can, 39c 5.1 0.1 1 ^ r r 1: ~i WHIR! SHOPPING IS A PllA SU H t I f | SEMINOLE 1 | PLAZA CASSELBERRY, FLA. HWY. 17-92 & SR 43C _ T O W e Y m _ W u Ef r e e A 0 W Jl)l OviAreA>teesufw n S ta m p s ^ : t»J t w th u tth Jfll O re e n S ta m p s § Alt u a tw a t rw A iu t t ^^1 t/h is iir s Corn Bread ...... . H i 39c Vallav 9 «t Whete Strawberries .. t-T 79c La* » Fiofen leal1 $1.49 Grill Steaks ------------4-Ftthe*mam Fish Cakes........... . . . . ... H i 29c Mr*. Maul * Family W eai . . mT 59c Fish Sticks OoidM M ReuM I'uStd Shrimp ____________ ____ _ ‘i r »9« _ 5^ __ _ D IX IE CUP R EFILLS, 5-oi. 100-ct. pkg., 65 c I t w r a Ml ■ O.t It. m i l o o n o o o o o n n n o n n n n o fi ; ... S J ftl G r e e n ^ W=» with An S ta m aij p s eh PLASTIC p ic n ic CLOTHS rcg. »ixc, 39c Itall (x.t.ptt i.u . ott i i m u l1'*OO0 J) 000000000000J) 5 -' *~~'t S ' �^ / f »i \ O l l i r W EATHER: Scattered thumlersluiwers through Friday, mostly in afternonna; hiirh today 8.1 ; low tonight in CDs. * tiio v Female voice from a juithouse window this morning: “Hey, mister, please call a good attorney and tell him . . . want* to see him.** (Police said she's in custody on sti-picinn of shoplifting, i » * « Tat Hutchison, wife of the City Attorney, telephoned to re|sirt a black ami white goat is frequenting the fairways a t Mayfair Country Club and the ownrr is urged to pick him up before he eats nil the golf balls, • • • Proceed* from the HPW Club'* fashion atul hair style show at 8 this evening at the Sanford Woman’s Club will go to the local dental clinic, which is the club’s main pro. Border War Continues For 4th Day Amendments, County Issue On Cuban Seizures IkeBRIEFS Visit Set Emphasized Hit By Keating U. S. Legal Stand iulwa... ARH.F.NK. Kan. (UIT — Former I'resident Dwight D. Drive to hare Seminole ki.-enhowpr will visit Abilene County electors support ami At.GIKRS. Algeria f l ’Pl) WASHINGTON (ITT! — holders of a Cuban-based U. Monday to unveil a portrait of S I'E A ltllE A D IM i n “ k*T nut tin 1 vole” iTURpuifftt in Seminole County »ru — Algerian and Morocco Sen. Kenneth 11. Keating S firm, C.A.V., or the hank himself at the Elsenhou er vote for thiec state constitu­ troops today fought their criticized the U. S. Govern- which serves as the financial IIpr . S. J. Davit* J r. (left) ami Sen, Murk Ckvelaml J r . (lleraM I’iiotn) tional amendments and a coun­ fourth day of battles for con­ ment today for contending agent of Cuba’s Castro re­ Presidential Library. ty matter was launched this trol of the Sahara Desert bor­ that American courts cannot gime. morning by a special commit­ Yun Concedes der outposts of Tinnjoub and intervene against expropria­ Castro seized the firm and SEOUL, Korea ( I ll'll—For­ tee of Rip. S. J. Dnvis Jr., Hass! Ilcida. tion of American property in 2.5 other Amerlean owned mer President Posnn \ un conchairman! Sen. Mack Cleve­ Military authorities »t the Cuba. companies in Cuba on Aug. jeet. land Jr., John Kriiler and western Algerian border town crrlcd defeat today in Korea’s The New York Republican *>, 19*50. That was the same Douglas Stenstrorn, manager of C ’olonih ftechar said 50,000 described as “ incredible" a day the disputed sugar left a presidential election In a tele­ Ton who would like to know and education chairman, remore about a pipe organ and army reinforcements were on legal brief filed by the Ju s­ Cuban pmt, well in advance gram congratulating the win­ *l*ectivcly, of the Chamber of their way to join troops fight­ tice Department last month in of the day it was sold on what "makes it tick” should ner, military junta lender Dark Commerce. ing royal Moroccan force* in n suit on which the U, S. the New York market. lake advantage of the demon­ Altamonte Springs Police study hy members of the coun­ Mcmhris of nil county civic I hi C. S. rireuit court of Chung lire. stration at First Presbyterian the combat none 25D ntltc. to Supreme Court will hear nr MIAMI <UI’D A Cuban Chief Grady Hall Wednesday cil with a continued meeting and serv ice clubs are sponsor* the southwest. gtimeuis next week. appeals held that the Cuban Church at 7:1111 this evening. irtg a joint s e s s i o n next exile spokesman has confirm­ night submitted his letter of set f**r 8 p. m., Wednesday, The is-ue is who is en­ bank was not entitled to the ‘Chicken W ar’ Reports from both nations Airs. George Touhy, minister Tim radii) to acquaint the vot­ ed that three of lit refugees r. ..ignutmu tu the I'ovvn Coun­ Oct. .Til, for ndoplioti. RUL’SSKI.S (UIT) — Fear titled to receive fl?A,tk )0 in sale proceed*. It ruled ths* of music, not only will give ■aiil the fighting was contin­ ing public with tbe issues. Tim abducted from Anguilu fa y cil asking that it be incepted proceeds from tiesale of n the property seizure violated of a transatlantic trade war uing far the fourth rrm-ecUThe new law will change tha you a better appreciation of cargo of sugar in this coun­ international law. methods hy which candidates reeederl today with agreement public wii| be invited by res­ lust August were executed no Inter (ban Nov. I. the instrument hut you will tlve day. The Cuban bank appealed between the United States atul ervation to n lunehesin-meet- along with three Cuban Itotli sides claimed today try three years ago — stockHalt stilted (hat he Is re­ qualify, calling for each to filo hear some pretty music, too. ing nt noon Oct. 21 al tbe till. .Utillg to tl.* 1 II. Is.I* that their tloops Held tne out­ Will Inst about an hour. clergymen by tiro Fidel Cas­ igning in order to devote full s notice of In’ctt! to tpis'lfy Kurape to a*k an Internation­ Civic Center. • • • posts. pre-me Court which 19 month* lime to lit* office as constable and payment of a qualifying These are tbe Issues coming tro regime. ago accepted the case fur ro- al panel to at Idtruto their Algeria siol Monaco both of District il and to spend fee. Pinecrest School PTA is Attorney Charles R. Ash- more* time ill specialized train­ before the electorate Nov, 5: view. "chicken war.’* It sels up provisions for ab­ •ponsuring a Halloween car­ soy tiie poorly defined bor­ 1. To change the election of maim, wlra represents re la- ing tn the field of law enforce­ sentee balloting and for rrgis* The Justice Department in nival from 5 to 9 p. m. Oct. der area a* part of their own the governor and members of lives of the kidnaped men, ment. its brief, fried a* a “friend Slayton Resigns trntion and re-registration of 18 at the school. There'll he territory. of the court,'* said the low­ Algerian President Ahmed HOUSTON (UIT) — Mnj. the stain raid net so it does said the name* of the kid Council accepted the resig­ all municipal voters. Voter* the usual booths phis the III er court ruling was wiring Donald K. (Deke) Slayton, lit*. not iiuiicidf with a presiden­ A 8 train, hot dogs, and ham ­ Ren Rellu. wearing a combat nailed victims, mill the details nation ns of lb t. .11 at which now registered will he accept. because it violated tiro "act alinse "n , v . . 1 ) iiu su ’.ii tial election. lime Assistant Chief Hus: ' n'.du for thi* y—rr'* muntrip:*) burgers, popcorn and peanuts, uniform, went before his wild2. Authorizing the issuance surtoutnllng tin, executions, Mihm will hecomo mtuig election, however, nfter Jan. 1. id stale" doctrine. • * * iy m eeting parliament WeilInorthent made him Urn only R K itts IN (ITT l The This diictrme, the brief original C. S. mo m iry astro­ of capital im prove men l bonds were not known chief. 19d4, all citizens must re-reg­ Road Supt. J, C. l avender tie,*dny night to demand no Rritish army today ordered id, ‘Tins traditionally been naut never to make a space iii the amount of $75 million all-out effoit and order the "Families of the kidnap vic­ Copies of a new election or­ ister if they are to vote iq telephoned to warn property for institutions of higher owners in Siiulunil Estates to meml-eis of parliament to go four convoys to t r a v e l thought to require a court of flight, has given up his Air tims have received notifica­ dinance were presented for the 19(14 elections. After next leal lung, including junior col­ through the Soviet none to to th,< front. the I'tdtrd Stales to treat year, re-registration will Iat discontinue placing cut grass Kmvo career. tion in vviitiug from Culm lege.. The parliamentarian., most West Re ilia iu a new deun n- as valid the a. is of a recog­ net upon council onllnatica as and trash in the gutters. Stop* 9. A'.lhoiising the IsMiarne confirming the executions of needed. drainage. And J. C. said the of them in army fatigues, stratlnri of Western access nized foreign government af- Tito At Capital I re*"nil* builds sir certift threa of ths 111,'* h« said (scting titl» to property with­ Ill other business ths Inac­ property owner* may find reared their approval ami un­ rights. WASHINGTON (F IT ) r, „ ., fl.r Soviet border guard* pass­ in tin- government’s territo­ recreation Wednesday. tive building committee was themselves taring legal action animously voted an indefi­ Mat shut Tito of 5 iigosluvia, or lutlural resource conserva­ ed the first two convoys rial JuritdiiThin." nite rrces*. Details surrounding the exdissolved and a n**w one formif this is rontiimcd the "iiiili‘|**riili iil” Communist tion purposes, lit a speech prepared for Iten Holla also ordered his through their checkpoint on >d t o consist «>f A. C . R iovvii, (u ution of tha three ministers who seeks friendly tie* with I. Authorizing the County A Snafu id Navy man, Leslie Winter and Town Clerk Al WiUon iiinip|MiM'l fur r» two special eitlissuties in Mo- the Wr»l German border the senate. Keating said: l.olli i.nst and West, nrriw d Commission 1*, bold a free­ — nil I'rotestanta—also sir* “Stripped of legal technir fact fun Hi * ity LYiinmiiftioruu' loco to continue pears talks without difficult). today for so informal but holders' flection to (liovide larking, hut Ashmnnn said l-'ilcn Joel Way, 19, <<( Filler {Jim Palmer; A HiitU h apokemimn f»*ul enlities, whirl is happening with the government of king Tim purclmJe of a used in Crimp II. Karl II jk. mlmth* highly significant visit with fund* In purrl'i*** Juris! for a tlm deaths with “confirmed Spring* Trailer Court, was A"tili«r4 iu t h u m . tmckA •! i* iu lids *use is that ilyi Culted injured Wednesday ii I g Ii t pickup tixick for combined m.o am un<( Tom MrtMctld face llus.-itU tl. *' . j cSdfitt Kennedy. I v witnesses." statu university (if a Semin­ c*.v»r i*, ui, in* iiied 111' Ml (I tu t ** < <’• * l ft' 1 I'lirli othi'r in Crimp I \»*v, •* T U nilnislei • wc.e lilenti when hil (cooler crasiied ul- ill dog-catching and for water ole County -sir** shun Id bo *e . ■ »c lie) i, i •. i. ai ifijili i t |i« i lh«-ii* I I nro.-l Inail-on wilir an unta- department equipment wn.x for llii' C o m m mii p«Mt |i»>M S(»(*k I.L N U llT fied a. la* (i d hy tin, oUllsI Ii'.uni o( CUO SI lltlll b l.ltH-k pSIVUieot w ** a m liiwr •( by Mt'DomiM. City Clerk Tin* Rev, Antonio Gonzales iitobilo driven hy l(.*ln*'y tliseuurd with action deferred to in \ merit an firm for the ^LONDON (UIT) — Deputy Control. tiler* m tiuck*. Henry Tamm Aaiii this morn ffibiia Slinkier R. A. Uutlcr of the Kvnngellcal Church in Marion Shuck, 17, of ulU Fust unlit a Inter meeting and, Senator Cleveland will *listh e .Mu.iu ini*! till* value of the American on • J 25lli Street, Trooper W. It. zY repiut wax discusM'd on Ing tiir*e three Here only ones yy normal piojlU** mid ihe Vu.u- unlawfully ehwd by spent 45 iiiiiiiiles in private *uss tbo No. 1 |i r o p a s a I , I’innr del Itiu; the Rev. I’ahlo String-field repor(t*l today. progress of the sale of the forto i(unlify ti* of tli'1 *bin Hi lie Rodiiginz of the Church of *onsliltation with r e t i r i n g it. -I FtI |4*gitiHv** ■bunging the etc* ti*.ii date. Hiitisb tli.ioouiii to I.n-ilrat*. U Way, tlm tio*.|ii'r said, was no r town dump situ to tlm W e t l h e . ' i !,*\ a l l e t tn ioii. rxw Crime Minister lluruld MacWilliam It. Dial, of (bland**, God in Gullies, Havana Pro­ driving south on Sanford Rev. Jewell Smith with At­ eb-uraruc when there hi * * • , IV VSJIINGTON (PPM — vince, and tin* Rev. Jose Uutiiillan today in the Conservnpresident of the Committee Lovely I’ntila links, A lta­ ilia Defense Depn>tnicut is many soldier* in a truck. tive party’s continuing search fyr Florida Institutes of Tech­ rado of the Gideon Church in Avenim without lights in a torney S. J. Davis Jr. advising Wednesday Russian bur.l rainstorm and ns ha np- that tiie town could giva rx monte Springs beauty contest preparing to sln-li Army wenfor a new lender. nology, will discuss the No. 2 Florida, Cnnutguay Proviri**'. 11rone tie*I (Iu* intersection of warranty deed to thn prop­ guui*ts harassed n Rriti pons purchases out stretch w inner, i* being seen Inert tl> Tin* 19 refugees were proposal, tha .ol In.ud is­ IIVI TV illi> •* iii slit* aji. out Navy ship • oiistru* linn convoy, holding it for nine siiiitihed from Rritish \ ii - Siinf.nl anil Stale Rond 427 erty. Kill Signed sue, (lours, mill III I we. .••lol they J lie Recreation CommittCD Shuck's .'Hr iitllled «*lt of the ji» . i i . t UK (•((** o f U niT i ul the n.'iv military budget t*. F Dull Jr., \\<st I'ulm guilu Cay Aug. H in full view •lilvewny of n food store, and, was nut represented at tlm WASHINGTON (IT ’D held an Allien* ail eoiiviij l**e ilatiTi for IlfiimiTtmirijr ijui* n that gin ., to i utigio-, in Jan. ..f a U. S, Const (iirurd paPresident Kennedy t n d .i y Reach, executive director of 18 hours. Ri 1 idled I ' r r s s 1nternulbin.il not being nlde to see Wny'n meeting, however Mayor LawAt Univer-iiy of FI**rid)*. uary, it win learned today. .tuned into law the second the Central and S o o t h n r it trnl aircraft and ». veral U. ligtillcs Br'iioli'r in the rain, iunco SWofford reported that A group of Negro minister* • >ther money paving moves S. fighter planes. Britain has largest peace time defense Florida Control District, wilt uii architect Inn been usked to erasherl vvitlr iL in Rirmitighum, Ala., Wed Postliluil David P o w e l l under study by ll. fn -e Sn ■ spending lull iii I S. history. discuss the No. :( proposal, for |.o* a ilemiuuling their retain. sulnuit a tentative plan fur a tiesdny made a move to <rtle Wiry w.is taken to the Navy brought in an iMhlity of mail retary Robert S. McNamara I h e measure appropriates recreation Imrid*. the city’s latest racial runhas** mill immediately I rails recreation center building. for The Herald M.*(( to see. It nod his lop ;l, -.i. ,,irs inclurle 117 2 trillion In keep Amer­ Gen. J, G, Hutchison, 8 emtn u ir.y t.y confereriee r.ill'er ferred to Or Iundo Air Force TAI I All \ 8 SKK I IT* u/ifi a hi 11Inhi y uak$« m tin* M-liittiuni ifi military man ica's military muscles llexrd. innht C o nu nn tt yv iloininissioti Rase ll.apitn] suffering muiIlHUJlf iclln jill.in i *1 . top Ih>x, p YVt*i nn<I i uniimird thmiiiitg file Industrial Commission re- than ullimiitiirn. rluiirnuiti, will discuss (be No. trpit* fractures of tin* right Tbo Ririrtiiighain Raptist $1)1 Kill inn properly n*hi1 ,h>v<| ari•f aLintp* *m t n f p i i p p o r l troop8 nv.-r-i ported Imlay unemployment I issue, (mi missive Irgisliltlon leg irn*1 iitlmr injuries, Stringruni|*eii*ntion imynietit* 'tur- Muti-ter'a Cuuferen. *', an ort*d, lit** rtuntlur mu r Iin. u h.n| Its t miiil t’ri'M lntcrnalius.il permitting liras County Cnmfield said. Slun k was shaken m lot »<f n in fii our** In tlu* Im a! T In* \iiny iw trylotr (.. i., irig Si‘|it»unb*r t..tj*l*-*l iJ .a ll, gnnizatii.il of about 2oU Nc. In I'bi'J, ili»* retail sues missi.ni to hold a freeholders op but not injured seriously. no n, 85*5 a considerable drop uu gru clergymen, urged city value in the automobile imhup*o»tulfiii» ittacfiuH lifrHUM* •'t't i% nit ..f DELAND 4UIT) — A pris­ I'lertion. MIAMI (UITI F.vhlrnr* romi. il In deni*.li-lrate "r* ■ .Sheriff .1 I,. Hubby report­ oner awaiting n hearing on t li*-ri? him in* pi'iUrUvi* wrap origttiiiM) AUtlimt/xt hy Me der Vugu»t payments. try including i ar sales, gas­ County voters also will pass of a weak will.I circulaUuil ed Mlehucl S r-.u, also oi Snn- charges nf armed rubbery Chair mu n Worley Brown s|mn-ibility, fair play ami \liiiu ira n i li* it ip-t ia r> <r>ni pmg on tin* unki. oline tales and accessory sal-s *.M four candidates for three in ii h*w jirc ssuri* area aurith foni Navnl \ i r Station, ivus Inoke out of a court ante* • • plenieul t.i test a new tyqie air said the lower payment* plus meniiiiigful faith” with the total, d mole than $dl tal­ . Iiool 11u .Ice pints ami oil 111*' o f p* i inii.la n m f o itm l t m l a y , chuigeil with reikle.r driving room hero Wrdm day. slid ilopioved nuidoy merit condi- N.gro I'ommunily by lining (Juaiifying petitions fur the u *ult itivi i..ri i' -n, ii. -irdllig I•• the Autoll »*- I....I nullage. i-’.ilifiuil volcis t l i w e n t h i w li'ircnu r c p o r t c i l . vrlieir Iu* I..-I control of Ids down a til-foot pip« and vsoffice of l.**ngwii»d City Courtft ' -u *.t*l*us liuve g.uu- t . li.oi, ki. kid *>lf a high* r lull Negro poll, i* anil ti** u ii an.l i>i|, M.inufacturers Aj i . ci.iwill iliiHi.r two city commis­ F..rc ii-t.-rv ■axt*l a stow in- automobile at 3:29 t h i s eaped, ellmuil have he, ri turned lit hy ,l'1' I’eutugiin as w. II n. to I'CoiiKiidr ti*rid for I' brl iila. ripening other city Jobs to lion. sioners from among three can­ tmnrlficntiun was «x|rc<ti'*i morning mi Silver Lake it ail, R II. Ferrell and IVr.y White. “'h 'T grtvei tiinent depart- Riovvii said September pay­ N e g r o e s . 1Im mini-ters' Polica anid C 1 c v I a n d didates. •luring tin* next I* hnurx us ems-ilig a illtill, tenting down S|irsdley, 22, es* aped by reI'etitiiins b.iv** I.. .oi tak.ui out ments to tighten up mi -pend ment.* weie S"i5l.5tMI miller the statement s*'t no deadline. New Claslu’S ihr* h*w drifter! n«*riht*n.stwur*l. n feme and the cur turned I be sluteniellt .qijLlli lltl) inovlug on iron g ra tia , front f..r sigruitur*’* of Iu icgi-tr.-- tug, I'.rticulnrly ui view of previous month, The low iiri'jsurc moa triTch- niiilpl.lely over. Se*-i arid SAN ID lit l.MINGII, Dolid'iI lien* vvete 27 em(doyrrielit was an iilive-hrum ii gesture tiie ante-rooni winduw, llieu e.t ml ci s by \l i -. I, o I Hit. • w ie*|Uci'i| Idleuil rev ell ire*d ( h u h Rermiuia l** iho x i'.l- two piiBiengi r- were unhurt, n un ll*'public 1 1 Pit New by some Negro leaders to offiies iei'.utirig drcreliseis fot expis ie,| next year if the ad­ sliding down u pipv lhrc« limn and J. -till. K I i.-um. *lushes were reported todzy • Iii KTHLVi Knglafid 11 1*1 • ern ( arihhcan. tile Siieriff said. floors to freedom. ministration's i l l billion tax the niotilli mid five reporting In ml i ff resumption of huge Kluirie W iiltrr, I'd, yi:m between slUilcnts and polpe Weathermen said the ulr -ii ci t ibiiiiiiist rut ions. inet ease,*. Memo to Mrs. f.lutore M. cut I,ill is enacted at Hie Aigenlinu Junior Huh l lne.l I Nil VVe(|fit*s.iliiy fur i cold ill tile alvil of cm 11(fiber: R. K I'nrter received .S. bool Police used tear gin o iliM-Jitig H,'i 11E-iti h ft util Hi** Iation and there was tin your note ibi* a. nt. and tried force ail entry into Ills* scliiid Dinli’i vv• m nhf*|l Hhu lillilitlgcil t h a n * « o f (I ii* >»ii:**ui'ir **'V to telephone to (• ll y*ui that under » bnrrage of ro d s to niuke up h(*r VYediiing enth tio|iu al xturni *lt'veli)|>iiig you read Int. *. n tin line* unless it warmed 11)1. thrown by lb« young student*. tiUlHACnll, correctly . . . Sheriff J. Tin' weather Imre an said ll.d.by has been apprises) of 11■ .listur l.e*I in err u u , exfi**i *tiie repotted KKK . loss burn­ cd tu ntiiy over lire write' ing on Nov 2. and continue moving to the 3 Ministers Among 6 Slain By Castro Altamonte's Police Chief Hall Resigns British Order Four Convoys Through Zone NAS Man Hurt In Collision -’ Army, Navy Cash' To Be SfreSched ) Group Offers Olive Branch State Jobless Pay Declines Disturbance Off Bermuda Prisoner Flees DeLand Court r mil*rhanded Christmas Gifts Now Offered Don’t forget tiie I’itik La­ dies’ variety -how Friday evening ut Seminole High Kihmil. Jig ! .mjc off* .si by these viiIuiit**i i * who give their time at f-emiuot* Me­ morial Hospital. • * • St iuillol* - Voi.l <14 I It I US sehoid will bold it* I i;>t ses­ sion luoii.iy evening at tbe ci'Urt In*. -* \ a* I.a, dtierg, assistant county agent, said the theme w ll !•*' “Citrus and tiie Weothei '. . . . time 1 do |r Ut. Doc your wife buy n r dues s h e clothe pick jour pocket*? Our ia»c pblli'oplnT I* !1» ti> tiu t ’ help j m »n in truu We anti he'll n«%er forget jrnu . p^pppially thr n n t tm v be * ui I'M 'lt * A.MKKU AN I.IA.KIN Aiixilutiy. l.ovsiitK Font, to sliuw a ppr*'i iation for the work of public ami parochial school teachcra, have prenenicil (3,001 •■nvi‘|ii|H'S for report canls to the aeliooli. Making tin pre-entntiim were .Mrs. U . J. King (left), auxiliary preaitlent, and Mrs. Theodora Stile-, l oiumnnlty service i hnirman. Acreptinp i- Stewart Catehel, r otinD tlirw lot oi iiuflruttioa. (lit raid ITtoloj Holy .17 .shopping days ‘til OirM tinaai Mindfril of liiis, downtown niercliaots have sponsored a two-page spread in today's Herald urging residents to Tin your t'iiristnurs shop­ ping early." 'file nieii hunts already have laid in their ( 'hn.xtmas stor k and much of it already in on display. Most stores, too, have a lay-away plan . . . elect your ('h n stn m t gifts now, make a small ilepo.-rt and the storm will hold them until you are ready to pick th e n up. C hristm as shopicrs, perusing the mis In till* two-page spread, should have no trouble in the wide offerings if finding jn st the right pi't'.r'iits for loved ones, friends and relatives, commercial gifts. So, why not shop now turd avoid the lastminute C hristm as ru s i? Store personnel will Ire happy to serve you atul have the timu NOW to help \**o m ake your .< l**clion- i.orthea l. Truck Kills Cyclist, 73 TAMPA, Fin. i l l ’ll -John Zimie, 7.1, of Tampa, was killed tie it* \\ .'due oi ay when the hicyck' lie was rid­ ing collide.I with a large truck loaded with telephone poles. Authorities said /hole was thrown beneath the tandem wheels of tin: truck. Steam Heat Rids Rids for steam heating of three buildingn at Sun ford Naval Air Station, estimated to cost lc.*» than $25,000, will ).*■ accepted until 2 p.m. Oct. 'tl by the officer in charge *.f 4.11. Im* tbo* at lloj ba^v. i lurid* l)i-trihutors to r l)*'iirii.in t ustoni Built Tire* F A M R i.il ____ | s irn s ru -r F �Sanford Mlg. Employes Urged To Support UF ftanfarZ) Page 2 — Oct. 17, 1 % 3 ' Lunch Personnel Will Be Honored Shvia 4 - H Club Has Election 01 Officers This I* "National School Lunch Week” and Southnirte Primary School is working to inform the public of tht cellent job being done by th*j school lunch perscunei. Parents of children in Urn second grade rooms have bewi invited to lunch with tin-ir children Friday. The enthu nrhoo| has participated In tin* program with posters, letter writing, menu planning and various other ways. Vile*, devotional l e a d e r ; K> Render Keltry Ofacer* for the 1933-64 year Chri* Bailsman. reporter and •***•• lett U* “ <**■• " I u k tiy a to wore—elsitc-J- by the Slavla stkxtgs. 14**4^ A total of 30 boys are en­ 4-H Club at the opening meet­ ing of the season held at St. rolled for this school year Luke’* Christian Day Scficol. and the club will be divided Named are Teddy K now n, into three group*. president; hammy Murphy, Mrs. Paul Luka* will work vice president; It mis Muller, a it!i buys in forestry, wildlife, | secretary; Piiilip Luka*. trea toil and water eon*, rv at»on surer; Booby Brad-haw. song j who will make a study and recreational loader; Cary these project* on the 40-acre tree farm located approxi­ mately one mile from St. W A IT IN G TO HE SHOT — These employes of 6 Miners Trapped Luke's School. H o s p ita l Smith Seminole Hunk itl Fern Park aren’t really BOKSBURG. South Africa Mrs. George Bradshaw will about to face a firing aquail n.s their expressions (LTD—Official* held out lit­ work with boys on their re­ m ight suggest. However, they are waiting to tle hop*' for Die rescue of six cord liooks while Mrs. John Im shot — by it doctor. The occasion wad the an­ miners trapped 9,500 feet Vile* will be working with nual adm inistering of flu shots, in preparation underground In the Hercules OCIOHKK It them on improving the school for the approaching cold season. coat mine near here. At least Admissions ground*. three oilier miners were kill­ Daisy Denmark, James CnrtMember* of llie ciuu will be ed in the rave-in Tuesday. ledge, Erna Davis, Arthur Totaled during the next three Diiuart, Yeltu Snyder, Gloria months during which they Dean Cox, all of Sanford: will "Iwarn by Doing" a* Price Myers of Luke Mary; called fur in the 4-H slogan. Irene Tillis, of Longwood; Planting pine tree* was Henry Pierce, Vivian McCal chosen as Die club project. LASTING! ley, of Dcllary. The planting will be done Discharges during Christmas vacation on AMONG NEWCOMENS ninsquorndiiig a t Saturday night'--* South Semi­ JE T SPRAY The Seminole Memorial the Hospital or from any Roy F. Powers, Judy Har­ a pM of ground provided by nole Welcome Wagon Party were, from left, Sue and Fred Dice and Clare Hospital Auxiliary (Pink La­ Pink l.ady. man, Sadie Harris. Lcnard Dan Dinda. | Roof Cleaning1 and Hob Paulsen. (Herald Photo) dies) will pretent their bene­ The Auxiliary 1* confident Terry. Edward Dinkins. MatOrders for the seedlings fit variety show on Friday Clean ItiHifa Last! • tie Hunter, Theresa Hayes, should be placed now- with the people of Sanford and at Seminole High School au­ Ituthie M. Nathan, Roxie Me- Mrs. Lukas and by (he time Seminole County will support ditorium. < loud and baby girl, Mary M. they arrive from the Florida MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP1) Mainlen.niri- Service Chester Kearick has a r­ them in this their one big Nellies and baby boy, all of Board <>f Forestry late in Five gals and a goh who know I 302 K. 21 PI. FA 2-ISI3I project for the year. ranged a fine array of talent Sanford; klargaret Tyler o( December, they will l>e appro­ bow to dress up a navy bean for the event. These include will put their culinary talent* Tommy Carroll who just (urn- and cheer and yell tor the Richmond, Va ; Redunia Wil­ ximately 12 Inches in height. Mrs. II. L. Johnson excellent singers, dancer*, inson of Orlando; Catherine on the line here Oct. Z7. Most members have chosen flrrh! It* coining, cold wea­ ed Ifi. * • • And a delayed boyx on tlm team and the pantomimUt Rice of Casselberry; Lillian individual projects and a strumenUlint, That'* when a panel of ther that Is. The ic chilly Happy Birthday Ui Olga Hunt­ boys and girls in the band. Clelund, Mathilda Yoder, Nl and other featured entertain­ Judges will dip ladles Into ala breakdown shows 12 studying er » • * Very sorry to hear Lynn Giles and i tire going ers. Proceeds from the show nights and morning* arc here. thoias Kalioc, Emma Brown elevtrMty •teaming potlula of navy beau 14, wildlife; 10, that Mrs. C. R. Giles ha* ami 1 bet lolur and Voncille will be u-ed to help furm*h all of DeBary; Gold Wire •nup, study their flavors, and • • • Congratulations to Mr. been on the sick list but hear Rabun will lie there too. * * Jackson iif Maitland; Wyncll soil and water conservation; the pedrintic wing of the hos­ • pick the belt one as winner of anti Mrs. J. (. Lake on their four, public speaking: five, that she is much Iwtter now. We hurl as nnr guests for the pital. Tickets may ln> nlo Bush of Geneva; Nancy CJperution Bean Soup No. 7. citrus; two. entomology; two golden wedding anniversary. Her daughter Mrs. Eddie weekend George and Colleen Kloi.se Pheifauf ami baby girl gardening; three, rabbits; two tuined at the Information Tile six finalists were se­ They have Ju*t returned home Grow who has been here visit- Grow, George Jr. and Fran- of Osteen. lected from about Boo entries Junior leadership; two, poul­ Desk or Hospitality Shop at in a her has returned to her cine and Colleen's mother after a wonderful vocation that came from the continent­ try and barbecue: fimr, trac­ Inline In N. Miami Beach. r rallies Goodsou. They were it ha., been estimated there al United Slates, bases in spent in the north. First in tor care; two, safety and one • • • Also sorry to hear that on their way homo to Hia­ are about 1,nno known aster­ Guam, Puerto Kico, Korea, Newark, N.J. and then up to each in dairying, automotive leah after being in Augusta, Emma Vlnlen is not (celing oid*. Turkey, llie Panama Canal the Cats kill Mountains. Then care and careers. well. • • • Ben and Sara Ga. Our sympathy goes out Zone and Spain; and ships at Each hoy 1* expected to to Frances in the recent loss litey went In llcrshey, Pa., Hodge had a family reunion •ea — Including two Polaris present either a demonstra­ and made a tour of Uie Her* at llielr home last weekend. rtf Iter husband. She will now submarines. tion, a speech or a display make her ho me with Die slu-y Cocoa Plant. Mrs. Lake The Brit time they have had Officials at the sprawling MIAMI (UPI) — Survivors in connection with bis project told me In a phone conversa­ all of their children home at Grows. * • • Tiie Upsala Pres­ naval base at nenrhy Milling tion tli at this wa* really the same time in six years. byterian Church will have a among ihe teenage "Volun­ at the PTL I II Month Pro­ ton, which runs the annual A KODAK CAMERA First Sgt. and Mrs. Charles fish supper In the Education­ teers” who were working in gram in January, contest, enlisted the help of something to see. 1 1ml It Arrange menu have been al Building of the Church on ihe coffee field* uf Cuba’s Hodge of Ft. Banning, Ga., was. * • * Happy Birthday to local food experts In narrow­ Sp. 5 and Mrs. George C. Nov. 2 starting at 5:30 p in Orlcnte Province when hurri­ made for personnel from the ing the field to six recelpes. Hod go of Katrlianks, Alaska, Plan lo attend ami get all cane Flora hit will begin re­ Florida Forest Service, the The half-doien concoctions Mak# (J o Mflfivi Chr*tffwo% S. Sgt. ami Mrs. Larry M an­ the fish you rail eat, * * * luming home Oct. 23, radio Florida Game and Fresh Wa* revolutionise the traditional 1Hint forget the Halloween Havana announced Wednes­ b e Fish Commission and the '■ o n d o Moppitr N«w YtaiK. ner arul son* of McCoy Air bean. Taste teasing formulas .Seminole County Soil and day night. Force lla>c itt Orlando were Carnival at the Wilson School ringed from "Grecian Bean Water Conservation Commit­ Many of Die mure than 4.on th« -vh . . . It I* going all here for Hie reunion. Don't Roup" and "Bean Soup do to lie a real good one this nig) high school student* who tee to be guest speakers at a you know that till* was a Luxe" to "Creole It e a n W ie fD o ld t's wonderful lime for fl*r* and year. • • • (lor thought Ihl* bad lo-rn pressed Int'l -a-r* icy the f w . m meeting of Uw BERLIN (UPI)—The U. S. Soup.** ' CAMERA SHOI* * • Emory Krirn- week—We often Judge others ■is coffee harvesters are be- club to coordinate conclusion All have the basic Ingred­ Army today investigated Die Sara'.’ by their actions, but Judge lievcd to have been killed by of Urn conservation study -ft) S. I*A UK AYE. bring leaves (his weekend to fifth reported defection of an ient—the navy benn—but each classes the raging storm. ourselves by our ideals employes a variety of spices, American soldier In East enter the Armed Service. • • •aucet and condiments to en­ Germany within seven days. George and Mary Hodge The East German news spent last week in Lecnnto hance the bean's appearance agency ADN said Wednesday visiting h I s grandmother, end flavor. A T Mra. Myrtle Miller of Cov­ night Pvt. Frank Barton, 23, Mra. l-ily Hodge. Till* was the ington, Tenn., who submitted of tha Hlh Missile Battalion, first time he had seen her in one of the final recipes, point­ 317th Artillery, stationed at eight years. • * • Little John­ H> TRADE IN ed to considerable experience Giessen. West Germany, had nie Miller spent last weekend in Crystal River visiting some asked political asylum. In whipping up her soup. OLD The Communist agency not­ of his cousins. • • • The "After all," aha said, "I'm Charles Hodge family have ed Itartun was the second sol­ T* year* young ** FURNITURE Another of the six finalists, dier from the same missile returned to Ft nenning, Ga. retired Navy t'apt. J. M. unit to defect recently. It did and now have as their guests Chucknow of Charleston, S. not say where or when he cn George ami Mary Hodge who are on their way to Leuven€ ., said he now works for In­ lered the East. An Army spokesman said worth, Kan, where he will telligence operations at the 6th Naval District Office In Barton, whose mother, Mrs. lie stationed. They will go by Charleston, so he dubbed his Annette Barton, lives In Los way ot Trenton, Ga. ami will 3 PIECE t> 4 Pie ce «mip ’’Oplntel," fur "operator Angeles, Calif., has been list­ stop off to see Mary's par­ ent* Mr. and Mrs. George ed a* absent without leave of intelligence." SECTIONAL Lawson. • * • Little Dicky from Giessen since Aug. 30. Crib and Wrlproof Mattrr** It appeared Barton went Bradley of Grapeville Ave­ Foam Ziptiervd ‘2 9 M Takes Rest Period AWOL with Pvt. Gary T. nue had the misfortune of Cush ions Double llressrr A Mirror. Ccvlar Kobe (Reversible) LONDON (UPI) - L a d y Warlike, 23. of Highland, falling and breaking hi* rigid 1 Ileal, lliiettia n - lied. Ilox * "° Clementine Churchill. 7H. Mich., whose defection to the arm Uie other day while pUyspring, Innrrspring M atlrrct Boston Itockrra wife of Sir Winston Church­ East was claimed by ADN mg football with *ome of his * “ ill, baa entered Wetlmlmter Monday nlghl, the spokesman playmate*. * * * Congratula­ Plallorm Rocker Hospital here for a "period said. The two soldiers were tion* to Homer and Juanita ^ (foam seal and hack) of rest and investigation," a known to he friends, he said. Austin on the arrival of a D 7 Piece ttvil Maple Duirtle tins pitot spokesman said Her in 1*1 Ft i; Apart from the personal daughter Oc totier 12th at *139 u I able amt K ( hair* condition wst described a* link between Barton and Seminole Memorial Hospital SOFA RED OROUI1 "in no way serious " Mart/kc, there was no ap­ • • * The high iclioal foot­ Slrrro s ill V BUD. i CHAIRS, 9 PIECE M \IIOG.VN 4 SAVE 04 hit IIUII “ 2 SUF V FII I OWS parent connection bet ween ball game will be in Daytona I 1 MILLS, i LAMPS The United Stales Is the any of the other detections Friday evening, so Uie high till yd. A up ( *r|>rt — ( over 4 our DINING ROOM SUITE Room From Wall To Wall world1* largest consumer ot claimed by ADN since Oct. 9 ,1school hand will go to play I \BiiE CHIN 4 HI FI FT, •a the spokesman said. 1at halftime. Try and go uver nickel. I ABLE A 4 ( II MRS REG. * Pm f* # PIECE Rrclinrrs — Large Selection ? C f| mi A up j \ t e l l r;i i m,tm 1 ' jk 1x1 ^ f ■iN| I ■ d .! Im ixIM I Bunk Hrvl, tom plele 4\ illi Q m up 1 PIN E COLONIAL * I , 11 Paul D, L«wU Jr., general f.h«Jnn»n._oLlh* United Fund Drive In Samlnola County, i •poke to 1(H) employe* of Ranford Manufacturing Com­ pany Wednesday to ask their 100 per cent participation In reachlnir the company’* goal ef s m lie reminded the worker* that each individual contri­ bution help*, no m atter how •mail, and that their com­ pany offer* the payroll de­ duction methed of giving If they *o deilre. Lewi* *ald, "You never know when you may need the lervice* offered by one of the nine member ageucira, »o you ihould give them your iupport." Twenty per cent of the county goal lia* been reach­ ed, Lewi* report*, hut only in day* cf the drive remain. Best Navy Bean Soup Coming Up Notes Pink Ladies' Variety Show Scheduled Friday Evening ft YENTSCH Lake Monroe Jottings . . . t FloodedCubans Going Home Fifth Defection Of Gl Probed • MATHER'S BUY AT MIRACULOUS SAV­ INGS DURING OUR SPECTAC­ ULAR STOREWIDE FALL REAL V A LU ES!! 138 Hi lUrk llw ktr 'J S ir p ta h lr* t m k1411 I iltllr 2 Liit-rK I. tit p* *168 3 Hidr-a-a*) Bed. Sofa b* Da), Convert* io Full Star Bed For Nile 2 Plrcr IUni«h Sectional 389 *158 ’" up 98 Large Selection, Ruv Now lit fore l old 44 rattier 9 x 12 Linoleum RUGS mi | SOFA and CHAIR $ 0 8 liu«i).int I oaiii ( uihiuit — «»* u. *239 401 U CHOICE — BOX SPRIM, 44 FI II INNERSPRING 4IATTUESS OR IU)X SPRING Wi l l i FOAM M t l u i l s s 0 3o rA iui-CA SK-oN -niinm -s — Front anil of thin .sports cur owned By F. - ■ S Low Easy Terms — Super Low Prices — We Carry And Service Our Own \ccounts m m ♦ f n yn A «> ij jj O I I # 0 » •) • SE1 Large Selection from a a i — 0 SOUTHERN CROSS BED!UNO 8 CASH A M I CAKKY % 0 DINETTES J!. G riffith, uf l ’iu .b m g h , Pa., displays cmbFins from unto clubs tlio ♦ 149 HEATERS . yvui U uauum i, • BEDROOM GROUP 64 24 *38 *2 4 9 $ J HP - : » • 7 OU t» IMKCE SETS 203*09 F. First St. — ^— T ’ �ffftf Accommodation Called Rights Pressure Hem Mme. Nhu Meets With Southern Hospitality ManfnrB Oct. IT. 19G3 — Page 3 VrraTB Dallas Minister Named Head Disciples Of Christ Church SPECIAL Acrylic Vinyl MIAMI BEACH (ITT) — for an end to racial discrim­ The Disciples of Christ end­ ination in housing. ed their convention with adop­ T ie resolution asked Christ­ tion of a resolution calling ians "not to sell their pro­ perty *9 ******r lo ivio.e mil of an integrated neighbor­ Two Killed hood and to sell or rent Near Ocala their property without dis­ OCALA < m > - Two per­ crimination. sons were killed Wednesday D e l e g a t e s , representing in separate traffic accidents some 8.000 congregations, near Imre. named Dr. W. \ Welsh, pas­ Mrs Eva Marina, 55. of tor of the East Dallas, Tex., Dunedin, was killed when a Christian Church, as new bulldozer struck her ear on president, sucecding Hr. Ro Stale Road 1HK1 near here. hert llurtis of Atlanta, A Seaboard Air Lines passWelsh, ft*, is one of the enter train crashed into a youngest presidents of (lie rar at a crossing south of church organization. He en­ here and killed "O-y ear-old tered the ministry when be Christine Smith of Ocala. was nine years old. WASHINGTON (UPI) — RALEIGH, N. C. (UPI) Sen. Norris Cotton, (R-N. IM No official welcome was plan-, chargea today that the Ken­ ned but North Carolina State nedy administration inserted College officials indicated the controversial public acthey expected the visit o( ccmmodatinna section in its civil rights package merely Madame Nhu to the campus today to be in "the traditions to pressure southern legisla­ tors into accepting other sec­ of Southern hospitality and courtesy.” tions of the bill. The sister-in-law of the Cotton said the administra­ presklent of South Viet Nam tion does not really expert was scheduled to address a Congress to pass the meas­ student lecturers committee, H O N A 1 .1) L. (Chip) ure. which would outlaw dis­ which invited tier to the cam­ Brexvington. grandson crimination in restaurants, of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. hotels, lunch counters, mo­ pus. Chancellor John T. Cald­ M intrr, of It. It. 2, ha* tels ami other public facilities. well. who was to he out of been trails for m l from He saiii the law “would be a town today, said "Madame Harbor's Point Naval monstrosity and Impossible to Nhu and her daughter will Air Station, Hawaii, to enfo rte." U IHilNG COMMITTEE for th r North Orlando Hanlon Club this year is tra n s |K irt, be visiting North Carolina tin* troop The House Judiciary Com­ made up of. from left, Mrs. Carl H yatt, chairm an and Mrs. Shirley Ilynn State as private persons on an USS C alvert, out of mittee returned to voting on and Mrs. May Duquette. (Herald Photo) invitation of a student com­ San Diego. He in the sections of its civil rights mittee. It Is expected that son of Mr. urn! Mrs. voting rights. Chairman our students and all oilier L o l t o y Hrewiugton, Kmnmicl Ccller. |D-N. Y.t, persons of the community form er Sanford resi­ has agteed with Atty. Gen. will accord Madame Nhu and dents. Robert F. Kennedy that the her party thg courtesies due bill will have to be toned them as invited guests in a rXITKO NATIONS. N V. petiditure* Is. the $100 million contributed to llie peace, down to win more bipartisan hospitable Southern state.” (U m — rontinimtion ut un- nlrvuily spent since mid-lth‘,0. keeping mis-um Ii is expect­ backing. Madame Nhu's appearances This slecislen will increase ed to revive online* ill Wash­ Kenned) won major sup* | rv<t in the Congo is rmoinir at Princeton and Harvard port in his drive to soften um*xl»ri t<il licntlachto for thr the U.N. debt, now running ington from opponents of imtli earlier this week set off stu­ the bill Wednesday, despite rnltml Notions and th«* dose to # 1*0 million. It will the political and financial as­ dent demonstrations punctu­ Complicate further a complex pect* of Hie affair. • ties of "sellout" from Negro l nitcil States, ated by egg and ruck throw­ At ll.N. head.punters, even e o n trovers) NEW YORK (D PI)—Bust- civil rights leaders. A* draft­ Virtually everyone At l!,N. constitutional ing. ness failures across the na­ ed by a judiciary subcommit­ heatltiuarters hot! assumed over payment of arrears by with the .o-calli-d "spirit of tion hist week fell to 257 tee the bill is considerably that the t T,N. military f<*r**«? dues dellnipiont such us the cn-Operation” insulting from from 287 a week earlier ami stronger than the administra­ finally rould It* pull d out Communist -tntos and France. the limited mu bar test Iran Rusk To Lead compared with L’liS in the tion proposed. of the Inure African country It will u-e up energies pre. treaty, the Congo is-ue has , TOKYO (U PI)—U. S. Secsimilar period of lust year, rit the end of the year. It viously eariiiuiked for other re-opened obi wounds amt refary of State Dean Husk caused new ones. wan hoped that the luniks on problems. Dan *t Itradstreet Die., n will lead a seven man U. S During the budgetry root- ■ E'or tinUnite*! States, the ported. the rotitly. politl* ally airtfi A delegation to the third aimiiai milter's debate oil whether to supportei of Hie operation, it vatiii*: episode In I N hi** Insolvencies with lialdlittr meeting of the U. S.-Japan Lory could be doled with a means #5 3 million ridded lo appropriate money to extend l Joint committee on trade and of 8100,011*1 or more dipped to the nearly f’JOn million Amer­ tile operation, tensions flared colleetiAe nii:h of relief. 113 from 43 in the p r i r week economic affairs opening here ican taxpayers already have between East and West, be­ Hut the problem i* far from and compared with 116 in the Nov. 25, the Japanese Foreign tween Russia alul Hie Afri­ same week last year. CATE CANAVERAL (UPI) nettled, and it has been de­ Ofller announced. cans, between Washington Bankruptcies in C a n a d a — A pair of top-secret U, S. rided to continue the Conpo ami its Latin American totnled 4A compared with 15 "watch dog” satellites today | upentlion for at least six. hcighlmi s. until June IIli­ a week earlier and 117 in the 'Pi’il silently low .ml lofty or months rooTt* Legal Notice Disunity developed even like ltnij week. | h*ts 60,OK) miles high to he- lt is to udd $ 1 ) million in * \In ill* r«»urt of tli* (’•Hint? within tlie All-call group and gin patrolling for clandestine Juris#, 4#mln**l# County* Flor­ within the l.iitiri American nuclear tests in space. id#. In Mriilmt*. In rri Vltltif* **f group over certain aspects of The (wo 183-pound monnlcts lls Jarir fnwirlberrjr W IM .I.U I BRYANT were blasted into the sky toM in i i: in !>#**#»##*1 Fifth District Young Re­ Hie rplestton. *1*1-4 i ai. riiiAT T*t %|| Cmllltir* nntl l,rf***ii* gether Wednesday n i g h t publican Clubs wilt caucus llnilnv I Inlni* *»r iVvinsntlt n-'Titf: im ii Kiii:itY nir- ulxiard a silvery Alhis-Ageiia T’N* Mi'll th.*• H ir ! ->f h**rjtirt*il* Anfllnut Inhl liatnffi Suturd iv' nt tlia Women’s <\Mtnly, Pltirlifi, hit r.i!!** I ff rocket in the opening volley of You urn! #*<?ti «f you *r* h*r*hy notified and r*s|uir**-I .1 M|»**f'l;ll Kl*rtl»n 1-1 he* a tightly guarded, five-shot Club Huilditig on Ovcrbrook WASHINGTON (I I’ ll to prevent any claim* find in iScmlniit# t'oiinty. Klorhl.t, on is* ‘h (Ii* of N*<v*htnh**r, A program variously r a i l e d Sen. I'aul II. Dougtas, 1 ) 111., l»rive in Casaetberry with d*<mitnlit which ynu. »r Hi her H r»f >fill, m.iv Itav* itf ilnM i!m If 1 !'K3, f if Hi** [iiirisuw#* *»f "Vela Hotel,” "Vela High Al said today he plans to intro XmiIIiiMc Lo y«m without A iLi* r*■ini■*re*i*#*«I vs»t*r« District Chnitmnn John Ja iltn’tot' im i*t i|itinii, our itruic ref.u** of WUIl im Hrj nut, «lc» haivlni: <"mi!n!■1** i %111nt „ I-"1♦ifl*1 ), lilmle" and simply "Project due*' all ., It! •-Dd r11 111 r lo the ad t ♦-h **•«I, I a I * » f nmlxl i *tI it n t v 'Iif M i all* J nilltlNKN. Von mmtt cobs Jr. in charge. villi* for or ac ,i Iti■l niiifitrf 823.” tn Hi* Cmtntjr Ju*lit** ot lo «* ui;ly fal in 7 ilaya **r ni*li* County. Flnrhhi, til hi* 43-U3*. A ! of Hi.. I."icM •- The shol. one of the most niinhtralion's lax cut hill included In Hie district are your numi'j hark. N alromi* of Kl .rlli, vxhit'll would lot at the oil in ciffir* in Mm o«»url hi»u**r of tur** of fhr .lid*, front Hie Halifax a n a . hfvcimiriK rffcs'ttv* »»U 1 .A » * L o11H I'M'lt l,M', lllXHliVt‘4, 11111.4* ambitious ever attempted by ilustry's cherished "depletion fill County 4t S-mfor I. Flnr. his*. svil'niii alt L'ikfHlAf L.Li.m: D (.iilld, CiU-tson and Ze-mt- fjiyi* oi liik f*it "f #♦» »all(»i ffthe Unites) Stales, wss de­ allose anee.” •A*: A**T nKt.ATI.Vl Tr -Itllm from fh* tlmi* of till timing rniuti***. rrackrr* or nob-. Tin: m*»m ; i > »*k • I ' scribed as "near perfect " Ural ptlhllral loll *<f till* lu»t i*«■ rook ii*?*, up dii'vi ifitc nuin. TV «'«»M Ii" *»K T ie satellites are the fore­ Douglas Saul Ids proposal K,m*11 rl.iitn «»r (Ioniand ■hill ’Ihe infirrmul Hireling will OIMMNKX •* a liny isil>l»*t would reduce the present "la t**«i n r> At !>• in writing ai»"l nhi*11 w*»■*** runners of a complex system nirulde" 27.5 per cent duple full vv lb*- F ifo uko Su|'|H'r 3|l111 lM'x|lv -*A Tll.mi/INtJ M lh Aullo .Wtl, Will'll tli*s plv# of r*-4i|«ncff nhil To A * 'Hi IKK \ fiiri K O U fi**«t ufftca ft tdr* *■ of th* Hie Untied Slates plans lo set lion allowance to 15 per cent being heM (mm -1 until fl you tako tUMtlNLX, >••»» "till II I (I II K It 1 .1 AKMVi; rl.ihumt. and sliAtl h# nwurn enjoy ymir mral*. "till cat IMloV ifHNH F».u I' 'NA­ up in space to enforce a nil tn hy th* claimant. agent. at­ ml amt gas companies p.m by Hie S(*mluulo Ymiiiif tin* food* you like, hut yru TH »v of h.Avn r. -‘in: dear trst ban treaty it re- for a* a fund-rm-iiiK Ifepu di*mi* torn* y. ami any *tn'h f taint HT | TRj \ I i M ! o S cenlly si..tied along wilt, the with income 111 excess «d 15 ptiij*. t. Th.. ■*• utt.riiliUfcf thi' Mini ply ilon't have tin* 11c or demand uni fil'd iltall for i*)il in |ioi li*'i>i L.orau ;** Till* IHSI'AMT •»l* VImillion n year The amend h* t**ld DKVHK OF I%| iF ' ,TK,I1. Soviet Unton. *up|‘*r will 1i* WI'lt'OIMi1 til OhltlNK.N ih'prc* •<4 y o u r John Him* meiit would bring m an e-ti M ;ScA to FI \ A A * * 1 * 1 1 1 * .11111*tiir aiol ilrriuo.ut* yoiir \* #s*"cuit»*r of Hi* I»*iat I* I It**II At* K OF k11• mated SHSI million in addi remain f..r !l>ia c11tictl* it limit•• for food. Y"ur wi'iuht Will and T* ■lain■if of 1. AMM.” (hey dt'sift*. William Hr> »ni, rife*###*! iuimI roriic down, liriTiusii a* Fight New Nazis Initial taxes, he said. i •» J e fIu»i’hmiit) Wln*Je*m**#dl#. llilnas '|rv Jan F.u tunc, e.tfinl your mvn duels r will ti ll you, I’ MfIS ( Ut'l)—A group of D ii ii g I a x explained loCi. *trmin. It-. i I *f ••■‘fitiiy * W.rd oil Wi*t Ii C utiiitl ••tisricr* In » i f»r lepresentaliv'ex from \\ .‘Mcrli measure in an interview is uluurmnn, !■ in chnr^fi* **f will'll Aoil r it lr-8 A ttnrn-ya Ii” # <o 1 nd of ' A** • f.tt and Mom n*iU tsiimt), Fl 1* 3-'4 f*«rk Av#nti*, Mouth l*li»ris for I h i* Btippt'r niitj the Senate Kinanre Commit Europe and Israel opi-ned a ATT1 ST: live looker, HI Mi IN FIX VO*la \\ ir>t*•r Park, Klur 11 •t Arttitif II Th *ku »«. |r iMMhh Hi*lit. 19, J4 At Oct. (■ two-day closed meeting here fee recalled Treasury S* Hi­ IIiiv■ Kuualy m m charm' $d.(MI and iri Bold oil Ihid C lurk o f th « Hoiir«t •if I ‘i t Jf a. i *i n it. t*f ti. ki*la. i*(ijnmiUi’c nitffii ; l rAlt \sM KK: If not sMil* tViinmN* lon#r*i in m l for Thursday to study means nl lary Douglas Dillon for a l*i»rN incluilc Mm lia r tun i(it'd COM-33 for any rcuom just r**Mrmtnoli* •*•untv. FI - it fighting tux. Nazism. Dm In­ Hurd day of testimony on Ihe * Tins n u n it m i irr |'t|hi:*h Oft a, 1«», IT 1143 ternational Union of the l(e lax cut bill, already passed l.t s w*lo*, Minji M/utriir»‘t i*ut- turn the t»nckmo t *» your I M il ji imh ai. t im i I I Cl»\ •12 / Mt and n»T your full ti , Mm. K. I'"|" lla^Ni'tt ami dmr by the House sistanee arinoiineeil. f ridiiiiiA i% ami Foil money Iim*k * No u,,»*’Ahn* I \ I'lli: i III! I I I i III M I III KAfIMlI'i: I IH ATI. Tin- House bill dors not it Mil K.maty. »ik« d. UlMilNKX • -odd with T i l l : IHI* J I l i l t I AI I n i l I I I Congo Occupation To Be Extended Interior — Exterior PAINT Friday & Saturday O ct. IH - I!) * 2 GAL ” FREE I'AKKING Factory Paint Outlet “At The Totem Pole" 2IH7 S. French Ave. 7l rest on« Best Buys Business Losses Show Decrease }1 'Watch-Dogs' Rise From Cape Legal Notice (Jets First Snow M O SC O W l i f t I—T h e fi r s t , n o w n f t h e s e a s o n f»'ll on M n x r n w It m e t t e il t p n e k l y in A !~t’ 3 O N LY TOP QUALITY Meat t»*«Md. Vyltf thfd-m*pi i « I •a-in h injif** #*>*i fctu** «»*p4 _ "•» Chi*, M,s.«lur* * Copp«,.-|4l, *!'•' **"8 "'CkH chrome In,,*, tl MIt P lR I s * . I-.,,— , , C O S ) 0 MtW ftj a ia g * * * i£ ;^ . Don C a rte r's Fabulous B O W LIN G B O O K W Illustrated Hard Cover Edition FAT OVERWEIGHT See us1 for Lowest Prices on Truck Tires You Would E xp oct To Pay * 2 .9 5 At M ost N o w sta n d s and Book S h o p s t ir e $ t o n Y NYLON lfarm a commercial Now •* Low WHILE THEY LAST. . . *13?5 m . 8 Ely Rating no.11 Fxrh, All u itt proportroitAltly turn Just say "Charge C h o o se your term s it’ pay waakly. i«mi.monthly or monthly A M E R IC A 'S C H O IC E J ii’ki'tii I?i.iy In* olitJMin'.i ; 11i * nuor.inter by ; ter Hie presenl depletion atMr Hr anoldw llruy Slorr —lowa nee, nor did t’rosidciii fniiii my ctuh riHTiilirr «r at Sanford —* Mini Mnlrr* I ilhtl Kennedy ask for any changes Die -i-'or. t h e 38 dru-rim w e a t h e r . M cujtoq Legal Notice IN I III I III! I I I • Ol II I’ Ml' I III: NIN III JI l i l t I Al. i III. • I IT IN A Nil I'llll M'.AII. Nul l I i l l N I4! . IT till 11* A, I H ANl I II A Nil. I HI' It r« IN VA11,1.1 AA1H O N E SH O T IM-Intlff U.ul, A WIM.fAAf* f i* f# nifaot All IT* I III' ^1 IT rill l.l . ' 1. A V\ ll.I.J AMH, 58 «• rr«'.|*flr*ff Af»| «l|tfr«at* "it* »r# u n k n o w n NOTH*!: thJIt i •tilt )l I» tie*n fit#'! tin 1 kt*if y mu 1ti fhm Nifllh J IIilia III Clrc m * f Kl-H It In i ml 1 ' »"*l# 1*11lUut i mt ya.•1 *r*» 1»**r• t*> *IIHIi|H'H**»|, li rJ#t (Oil f#*Jiilfril 1*» fll- fiur w * ’ iftj A s )*r a .1#*»(«•''« Ml 1 Mr t ',#mpl (Inf t lw-| >it 1lf|#( yurt In 1lie tb»y« <nf +|*u| r-.IIIS* Ip tit« offii'i of *'i« » i*rk of Mi** 1 irr-»iif ♦'*s*ir». in1 %n-1 ft st •*«1it 111>*I# *"•*t-tft.t y, F1*>rl4» liJ* # In tm 1**»*irl Vltuiii In .-*»nf«i r«1. .**Tn I• ni.U i’*Min!> FtorUU, *m -*r l.>«f'*r* 'be Sllh 'Jujr nf (»*•(*nd 1 i*rv* * SALE! WK’KK SHOOTIN" TIIK WORKS ON .MAOTAO BEST 4 CYCLE .Maying The Depeiulahle zAuIomatic Washer DRYER tut*,mine • linl It* mov­ ing Tub • .Small. M*-*l. 54-Hi»"# Is 321) N fill M•tcn«■-114*. t-.\ 4Jirlas»i'to', FL- »14. »n nf hi*for# *4I'l fl-ii# If you fail To do #0, * (»«*. rfe f’ro <«*nf* <’ * will h# «44i n you f"r th# r#Ii«f *lf* ftitoTw-l In *h* fumpUim. A**1 VHi: Ft*IKTIIK|t Ni rn K frr. Is lit Th# mm* of fh# Court lo whir’ll Ihls • nit h(« l»r«n in* • U rirrull F nirt of th# Ninth Ju li- t*l CH'iult, .•’rilli­ n' - »*«lint f Fl rl.1 i. and fh# .1ht. :rr*V1«Ir ' I t L:3<0 nf th 1% ■■.Hit*« a III Kros AAIM.! AMU I*: *inMrf. TS LKOL.% WIUJAAIF lieftnltni, Ch»n*#ry No. 1S433 WITNFJW AIT HAST* ANT* TMH ClF I11 H1 v . ' •* 1 r'.Mirt Ind#mtn<j|* **ount, Florida, thi# J4ih *1»r of > MAtn M A V TA C * I O d r iR s I f ')'rown<Hrlo'SwJ . * l.g. I.iiad* • t.iinl Cap.miy • Ifu-t i'n»if ,F111;i) 11t.1.t Tti« n 111*r# of *.«,I 1 •n 11 U 4 *nkt fur * ditof*-# ji vine jin msifimunll from D«* * E** Drying Arthur fl flo* k*o ua Jr, fly; Mirth* T. VIhi in liipnty Clifk p ii h i - i 8#pt CL'Jl-lvl :4 k O ct I H 6.00-13 $ Tub clo ss Ulackwdill P lus tax and trad o -m tire oft your car UMIIMI lU tM X IM i(^iri«t il'i rl-* <n »d«Lmi>i IiI|) 1*1 ni-il<iktlf let Hr* Ilf# t-f liar tuip.ll#! tmwl ROAO Ml|ARO OUiR Aft V11 Ot AcMtNALl MTNtVIlNALL fl/f Ull lub*1«»bl •2 1 9 0 •1 il.OO i . umH twiritial bwl Litaii<|i 0 0 0 -1 3 r#(i*tt i(.l« |Htti*|ym*rrwi>unl«-ml m •1 B 9 9 •2 2 0 9 e s o -1 3 I. r . ' . • rar IJ«# lot nufn !«# *4 ir*nlht ■(nihnl 7 5 0 -1 4 •2 0 9 9 * 2 2 .9 9 &*?<*■• -*mlt #r*r«f*da* «•*#(a«*ri • 2 0 .0 9 8 0 0 -1 4 *25 « ‘J .1f pt>r«rotrttf #1 h*| afjj/stlmraf a 5 0 -1 4 • 3 1 .0 0 *27.99 Yoyt Firtllon# GUAMiNTlfl pro»#t('HM* #4 ••ml In# l#<ilwr# Iren# • 2 8 .9 9 • 2 2 .0 9 t> r o - i 5 Ooitft# ot *o#J h*!•(#« Iii# IM#i# •2 9 .9 9 7. 1 0 -1 5 •2 0 9 9 t 5! D ^ •"» •3 1 .0 0 7 bO -15 • 2 7 .0 0 i*t‘H r #** CvW (’.-tuaift H*t# AhpfiLi'i plu* *Rv1 t r«i(]# trt Iir# t)ll yduf C#r • TYHCA ti « ctrltficahon m*rfc of Tyr#< Inc, for cun# hr# cord. t'*f#1 §• ita«* fAIwnt*.*# "* V v v*. <#d*i Itjulon# L'tj'#.* «nj ji m itMUi llilnTir) tfu^trv«*| l,;**#f«#r»io*#i*|#. * l ull) Aulutnilic * Co«» Uabinel • Mat* hr* All 5Va-h*-r» •A Year T ran sm ix siu n ONLY *10"" W)WN USI-: OUR EASY PAYMENTS 55 ith Vcreptable Trad* L O T T Casxdlierrv I'la/a, Cas-sclbcrry WIIEUE RUST PROOF s 1* nrahtr, 1141 ihi ; ai*t « i«rk nf th* circun Court D O U BLE GUARANTEE; in h o n o r o d b y m o r e t h a n 6 0 . 0 0 0 Fire sto rm d ea lu ra a n d s t o r e s Iro m c o a s t to c o a s t w l i o f u v o r y o u tr a v e l A * R it'iaitt 11,1.. of Healing Arliwn W arranty III S • rutty r-i{iy of your Ansutiwr nf rf»fnrixri upfUl T4*TO AVvfinn. Vl i ift 11f r * |iTofW#y h»r*tn Number one choice as oriflinnl equipm ent tire on A m onca’s tines! new 19b4 cars C MORE TRACTION ii LONGER WEAR Ni’N# tu) U r •niiu^»*‘in!Wnli\ (In p lirad MiA*» irtff, yjn# ► (»»•’ton# *mir* filll IriMliDD—«vt>n in #**lw 1Dili) 11 kVnOtrlnf Umpr#u(rr of ihr lr#(i*l 1111*it# iitthirer for* #*h#ir >t»ti nrwt it iihmI III IKI’l n t v \ If* mil##, <r GREATER SAFETY All in lion tir.nl d« 'i«n OtAUTY STYLING #airh wniwlrflul nt* Mndcrii, tn#h nlvlu hat* in# wliti# #ii|#vx*|| it pn»* Tvr#A*r(»id Unly th#l * ti’i tr-d hy * ifr«mini«nl -ttmnerr nmi# diirdhli* ptnlFthkf mrl* trulf fill find live* ffir.iftf io#t1 lor I*>thiif Uxitilv. tUl'iRly. Home Appliance I'h o n e .s :*s -:jo :x3 YOU II DOLLAR FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD I’ll, FA 2-0211 BUYS MILKS MORE 3SSI II AM Fitr AO. I.vtto 1:1•I-:ILAf. V.ATIOV Ala AlOllT* VA AM l r o l l ■! II I M H K A**K Alim’lA'noN, * C'if- I Hi A l l . I I IHI III I 1% I II AM III! A M>. I 1liwt >rat Ion, AVt v*:s •uintirr, KA.«T HIP m»KI.Y\ \. II INK, V rk .ft*, r s rstton, vmfs n«*nr:nf rrorNa *n4 f'5 11n f KL.I.N SI JOII.V* ht« Wit*. |>«fin.lanti T1An v »t,n n atA*i lM# * t-1 M iiiir ..*■■ WVM* V FAT MAUI room I,nsi iik slI V. ta mtunnv tnv- ft itt i l • 11 \ !:' s pur-uxnt to s Flail !>»• ukrtv m i it rrv J i’ v% «*r** . , of Koroeto.ur* >l«l*>l tl>» H\\Aiim;itTV, i* :th ilsv -if o--tot**r. V I* Mini »; tii vir.n.Mi mi s»J. in.I .nfprnl In |-htu.*ry .... \ train ,.f IU« Or- all OIIIIHH IIP I'l MI It AI H»\ ..urt of tli* Ninth Judicial *»l I r run I mil i t mm hi Ir ull I" in.l for Stnilieil. Till IH.NHUi H MAUI w am *\ r x i ma<i ouni) Florida wh«f*ln rodhI• « If# rat Xitlon.it Storiais* .X*->1 * mtkiH'WM lali.in. i ■.irp**r»llon ,**s*nliAnti all unkit"')" pn*-*l^* t uot*r in l.t nf Cunifr-~* nil Hlillaf pursmnt to Ihi cliimtoill 411) ■ >** Ihr.HiKh. uihIft if *i«r.!■"*' ■r-l.r *1 Vitlonil Mnrf«i*ci V■ h or i liter of lli«* letiium Cliart-r V I. 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N I 1 E TILL NINE- \ c c r f . o it e d 1 CHARGE \ClOUNTS WELCOMED fill Mutfirk Ml* JI l.ll — ft • Jewelry III S. I’AKh AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD, FLORIDA n a J j �Non-Hazard Occupation ▲ now-jrou-know item »a that military Jet pilots can buy Ufa Inauranea at tha same rate liv e n nonfliers. The nation Is simple. The safety records of the jet jockeys are aa good as those of motorists — and even better In some instances. The reason for these good rec­ ords Is simple, too. Uncle Sam does Worry Clinic not entrust his military jets to any­ one but real proa — pilots who are thoroughly trained, temperamentally suited for their exacting duties, and in top-top shape to fly. I t’s interesting to speculate on how much our traffic toll would eome down if every driver were re­ quired to m eet the standards im­ posed on the je t pilots. Larry's mm Nearer . . Clearer Argument rages in many quar­ ters these dsys about whether or not Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona la “modifying” his strongly conserva­ tive views sa he speaks around the nation in the traditional posture of an active but undeclared candidate for the presidency. Goldwater has ju s t said “no” to the question of altering his opinions. , Is s fact, however, that he has said some widely varying things about certain major subjects. Just as one example, he is accus­ tomed to telling audiences that though he personally believes racial segregation is morally wrong, educa­ tion as such is a m atter which should be left to the states. The statement has been interp­ reted by most of his staunch south­ ern supporters as meaning that, de­ spite his personal beliefs, he would leave the states alone to practice whatever segregation In the schools that they could maintain. Recently, however, Goldwater told the Washington publication, Congressional Qunrterly, that un­ der some conditions he would ap­ prove the use of federal troop* to enforce federal court orders in school desegregation matters. This expression received slight national attention. It was, in fact, buried In a small news item deep In­ side the pages of one of the coun­ try’s leading national newspupers. But It seems to have been an ac­ curate report. H e begins by saying he would oppose use o f troops but then adds quickly that he would endorse such action where the president’s authori­ ty in this field is clearly outlined. H e says this means the presi­ dent can dispatch troops when a gov­ ernor or state legislature asks for them, when it is necessary to put down rebellion or insurrection, and when It Is necessary to enforce s fed­ eral court edict. Since that definition of presiden­ tial authority covers the use of troops by both President Elsenhower and President Kennedy in the vari­ ous segregation crises, It Is hard to see wherein Goldwater differs. It is being said, of course, that Goldwater has changed stance in such other fields as social security, the federal income tax, and the role of the far right wing in American politics. Y et most of those who believe these changes are clearly observable are not making harsh critical com­ ment. They are simply noting whnt to them is a normal phenomenon of American politics: A s a man moves up the scnle to­ ward serious consideration for the highest office in this country, hn tends to see mure and more tha mad­ dening complexity of our affairs, the grays instead of the blacks and whites. And he -usually is movjd in consequence to take a more central position on major matters which seemed so simple and sharp-cut when viewed at a greater distance. Dr. Crane's HUNGER STRIKE O f THE WEEK. Lyle C . Wilson Says: Ike For VP? Never! vita) taportaae* of k s e v h g hew s e t when te nee names, have two as men, m oars yea geiekly leans Ranee, bet beware of the hazards remote tad with prammpttoas aee e f first manee! Lorry last a feed Job by lettiag Inferiors cllnh aerially a t hid extease! CASE Q-4776:: Larry B., aged SI, ia a high school prin­ cipal. "Dr. Crane,” bo began, "I was much Interested in year column where yon w a r n e d ■gainst tatting people become too informal and too personal. "F or I lost a good Job on that account. In my former school which 1 took Just after finishing college, 1 though It was a fine Idea to have every­ body call me Larry. "But I found 1 was passed over fo r promotion because the school board thought I must be n kid and toe juven­ ile to serve ■■ principal. "They actually told me th at an officer, whether In the Army or In private life, m ust retain a certain amount of dignity that rates a more for­ mal aaluta than the use ef first names. "And they reminded me th at In tha Army tha higher offi­ cer always gets salute and la called major or colonel or gen­ eral. “So I learned my lesson. Here I am much mors suc­ cessful. For I call the pupils by first nsraea but they don’t use my first name.” Aa a rule, it la Inflating to the ego of the person occupy­ ing n lower poeltion, for a man of a superior rating to call him by hls first name. Why? Becausa that inti­ mates equality, so the leaser person thereby rises in social prestige. By the very same law, how­ ever, it pulls dawn tha social standing of the higher person to let others of lower level ad­ dress him by hla first name. Fur that bring* him down several notches by the same intimation of equality. It ia usually proper for on older person to address younger by the first name, but The whimsy now is advanc­ hus sent Herb Brownell on a Sept. 25, 1804. That lentenre ed th a t former President Els­ child's goose, chase ami that rends; "But no person const! enhower has asked former HST was talking through hli tutiunally Ineligible to ths of­ Atty. Cen. Herbert Brownell h a t The shattering nature of fice of president shall be elig­ whether he, Ike, is eligible to all of thia ia Hint tho students ible Ut that of vice pttaldent be elected vice president of may suspect that these two of the United States.” 1'laln statesmen never had read the enough? the United States. Phil Newsom Soys . . . This sentence m utt he un­ It la not suggested that Ike Constitution which both twice is much interested, But it is swore to preserve, protect end derstood in the light of Article staled that he did ask. Harry defend. Or, It they did read It, 22, effective Feb. 20, 11)51, which forbade any pereon S. Truman got into the act In they didn't understand lu It Is possible that a lawyer thereafter to be elected presi­ response to question* in New York. HUT said thut In his could torture out of the lan­ dent more than twice. The Strangely, It has had com­ defeated, did not even offer opinion a former president of guage of tho Constitution third term amendment. It fol­ Tirael, encircled by hostile It. Arab states. Is In turn cn- paratively Utile publicity. the United Stales rnuld seek ■uma kind of rule that a two- low!, then, that General Iks Is A meeting of 31 independent Despite the broad scope of the vice presidency but thst It term president nf the United constitutionally Ineligible to circling the besieger*. This turn-aoout la the re­ African stale* In Addis Ababa the Israeli program, It ope­ wits u legal mutter for tbs a t­ States thereafter could he the office of president and, last June provided one evi­ nominated end elected vice therefora, It not ellglbls fur sult ol a remarkably effective dence of the effectiveness of rates at remarkably low cost. torney gcncrul to dreide. All of this is disturbing to president. A lawyer might bo election aa vice president. program of technical assist­ the Israeli program. At such This year the figure will he your correspondent's pearu of able to do that—a Philadel­ Of count Ike would dress ance to underdeveloped na­ meetings In tht p ast It has about }7 million. It is note- mind, to any nothing of the phia lawyer, mnylw, or a up a stop-Kennedy ticket, even tion* which from s modeit been the custom of the Mos­ worthy than many of the i shattering Impact of this silly Harvard. But I'll lay you a in second place, but the whole start la VJM now operates in lem bloc led by Nasser la in­ African nations consider the husilM'HA on Him bright little dollar to n dime that Herb idea Is balmy and should be Africa, Alia, the Mcdilerran- troduce a resolution attack­ Israeli aid more valuable to minds of students who, about Brownell did not learn that filed In the loony bin. ta n bails and even in Latin ing Israel as a “ tool of the their particular needs than now, are contemplating the kind of law a t the Yale Law However, we might get a Imperialists’’ seeking to In­ that coming from larger, elements of a course called School. America. By Hal Uochran new constitutional amendment It hi* cut deeply Into U.A. filtrate Africa. When tome little girla are richer nations at vastly high­ "c ivies." Civics relates tn cit­ If Iko end HST hud read requiring a candidate for pres­ 11ut at the June meeting er cost. Jt. President Carnal Abdel izenship, to civil affairs oc, the Constitution, they could ident to prove he has retd the naughty it's because they got Nasser* Influence south of were 24 African nations Kssentially, (lie program more gem-rally, to the art and not have missed the conclud­ U. S. Constitution before hr is the shingle in tha wrong the Sahara and has aroused which have received Israeli concentrates on agriculture science of government. ing sentence of Artirlu li put it chnrgM of preserving, place. the Ire ol both Cairo and assistance, ami Nasser, cer­ and water resources, formas e e Theso students probably will proposed by Congress Dec. 12, protecting and d e f e n d i n g tain his resolution would be tion of youth groups and pub­ Moscow. Well bet there are a tot know by now ib.it CcniTnt Ike 1Hil.i, and prorlamird adopted | same. .Seems reasonable! lic unit private enterprises of women who wunder hew In which the Israelii have the other half lives. OUR BOARDING HOUSE e • • hail the greatest experience. Dick West Says b o x ? Eit.wvtAr a a x if oh .tou The most characteristic aid If you don’t want to be WUtlS I TUirtuf OP IT,VIHAT MEAM THAT BflXf—•WHY, AH- Is carried out by young Is­ pestered to death by an Insur­ OH , y e s , to be su r e y e s , X NAS IN 1VIAT BOX TOO OPCMr. 6 IT, BUT TOO mJlDrVT raelis Front the agricultural ance agent, buy the first time BOUGHT ATIHtl WAHfc6 c in t e r e s t e d iNrrficaN collectives (kibbutz) and agri­ Hoose 1 MACK AMO CLYDE, he calls. cultural cooperatives (much* e • I UcAK,BOUGHT AM INTEREST *TBNT$m WAa PACKED l VIlTM OLD E j &VPTIAM IN tr ANo vhteM x av). In Africa, these young MANUSCRIPTS,OM PAPYRUS An artist simply has to What kind of noises? The pro-alligator reporter WASHINGTON (Ul’l) ■ntCAt WHAT ITCONTAlMfcO Instructors form units of sold­ tscK otL e/V es.W E 'R e wait when hla modal ju it Thumping noises, Thump, THEIR FACES VIETVTK b O , promptly picked up tha National New. pa per Week Is ier - farmers which Israel DONAJTIMS LKE A TRAFFIC SICMAL/, doesn't feel In the nude. THEM TOA has found so effective In de­ currently In progress awl I thump, thump, undor the gauntlet. After lengthy negofloor tiatinns, he persuaded a soo AAUscuMr T veloping both Its own agri­ atxiul'l like to urge everyone Why didn’t she report this keeper to lend him sn alli­ culture ami defense. to eelebrsto accordingly. COMPLETE to the police? Sha did. Sever- gator, which he photographed Such units have been form­ I’ossibly there are some I times. But they claimed In front of the lady's house. ed In Ghana, Senegal, Togo, INVESTMENT SERVICE Then he wrote s story hint­ the Central African Itepublc Americans who do not know they couldn't hear any kind Lleted and enlisted anil Hie Ivory Coast. how to celebrate newspaper of noise thumping or other­ ing that the alligator had BecxrlUee wise. crawled out from under the Israeli advisers are found week accordingly. Mutaal Foods house and had been turned The reporter who took the tn Hie Imperial Colleges of Well, each to hi. own lights, Klhiophia, on the cotton plan but when people a»k me what rail went out and interviewed over to the zoo for safe keep­ ALLEN A CO. tatlons of Tanganyika, at the they can do to help nuke the lady. Then ho came baek ing I l l E. LEMON ST. Thst was strange, gleefully head of the naval school of newspaper week s success I and wrote a story suggesting LAKELAND, PLA. Ghana, in the health service always tell them “lake a that maybe there w it an alli­ noted the anti-alligator re­ porter. There was only one gator under her house. of Idberla. newspaper to lunch.” tn turn, Africa Is sending Newipaper week customar­ The noise could he its tall alligator in the sno previous­ Member: Midwest Stock Back students to Israel to take ily brings forth many state­ (bumping against the floor, he ly. And now, after ostensibly Chicago Beard of Trade receiving a new one. the too courses in agriculture, youth ments on the vital rule that theorized. Next day the rival paper, still had only one alligator. training, professional training n (rre press plays in a Orlando Bales Kepr*e«atalive Undismayed, tho pro-aUIadministration and social democratic society. And every which resented being scooped, sent one of Us own reporter* gator reporter came up with work, collectivism ami trade word of this li true. HRS. STAN COMSTOCK unionism. There Is. however, another to Interview tlte lady. He a simple explanation. The ori­ Ml CA 3-304 Recently, Congolese army aspect that t think deserves came back and wrote a story ginal alligator, bo wrote, was chief Gen. Joseph Mobutu and attention. I refer to the fact attacking the alligator theory. a cannibal. a selected group of his troops that the newspaper business Pago 0 Sanford, Florida Thur*., October 17, 1963 completed their paratroop can on occasion be a lot ol training In Israel iml then fun. returned home to he deployed As my contribution to news­ WALTER A. OIILOW, KIHTUS ATil rVILISIIKN for quick pacification of trou­ paper week I should like to rn t:u wtsLLs ble areas. MIKII VAX l*KI.T recount what happened one Mechanic*! Hupt. Managing fUUor Designed by and for farmers Some African states also day when tiie telephone rang jtM ii im iK M ih cn are organizing women's corps In lh« city room of a news­ J t ’IIY w trilA U u a lS tta M a n a g e r O u n t y K illlo r AIIIHI.HV J . ORA ST on the Israeli model. Strong aa Ua 13,000 Florida members paper whero 1 once worked Clanalfleil M anager CISCKLIA r s H S I U H Tlte secret of Israel's suc­ more or less for laughs. r iits K voi/rot.isN Social? KJItur Circulation Manager cess, Is the fact thst U Is The call was from a lady Widely need by ell agricalturo too small to be considered who reported that she kept s in irm m n s s m a as having imperialistic ambi­ hearing thumping nuUes un­ Delivery My Rnll Durable — in Florid* since 19-11 tions and enjoys the trust not der her bouse. Seminal* t'uualy All Olfc*» Veek l* u il t Year | l l . S # 1 Year given to larger nations. t on I M o n th * ITS t Month! Further, It has asked noth­ Widely reeognixrd —- aa "Voice o f Agriculture” 3 *0 S M o n t h * l o o I M o n th s ing in return except an oc­ 1.00 t M o n t h l o o l Month TYPEWRITERS P o r t a l T t e g u l a l l o n * p r u t Me t i n t s l l mall l u b a c r l p t l o n * b s casional share of the profit ADDING MACHINES Cornea equipped with extras, such an strong legislative rep­ in s t l t a n c e . in companies Jointly owned For Kent- Day, Week or resentation, insurance services and ollu-r tuilur-niude p r o K i i t t r o l s a e a c o n d e l s e * t n a l t u r O c t o b e r IT, ISIS *1 the I ' o a t with independent A f r i c a n u r r t c e o f H an fo rd , F l o r i d a . u n d * r th * Act e t C o n g r* g g of M a rc h . M o n t h . Good Machine*. grants for fanners. state* such as Ghana. Price* Keoavnsble. Drop T h e l l e r t l d Is s m e m b e r o f I h s U n ite d I’reee w h i c h Is e n ­ t i t l e d e g r l u e l v e l y t o t h e ue* f o r r e p u b l l c t l l o s o f n i l the l o c a l la, pick out the machine n e w s p r i n t e d In t h i n n e w e p a p e r . and lake it with yua. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS MODERN Israel’s Size Its Success beware about reversing this process. There are n few seared old­ sters, however, who want to delude themselves that they are still young, and who thus encourage younger folks to address them by first names. For this Intimates that tha hoary headed are equals in age with the younger folk*, which flatters their scared ego. A bote may profitably ad­ dress his employes by their first name, but they should call him "Boas" or " C h ie f or use "Mister” in front of his surname. Clergymen often make the mlctake of letting pariehionase their first names, but this is generally unwise. But many young profession­ al men seem to crave quick so­ cial acceptance, so they en­ courage tha use of their own first names. Social climbers will also try to get apon the first-name level at once, since this seem­ ingly raises them In preetige. You can conduct an interest­ ing little personal experiment a t ■ party by observing how quickly eoma people try to get upon Intimate or first-name levels whila others maintain tha proper respect by using surnames. Check the first-name addicts to aes if they aren’t eocisl climbers or addicted to some eocisl inferiority complex that cause* them to try to !tfl themselves quickly via tho first-name technique. In aaleamanthlp, it la w Im to learn tha names of your customer (or parishioners and patients, too) but, remember, they have a first name PLUS a surname, to be cautions ■bout the presumptloue adop­ tion of flret names. (Always write to Dv. Crane la care of thie news­ paper, enclosing a leaf Stamped, addressed cavclopa and N cents to cover typ­ ing and printlag costa when yoa send for one e f hie hook lets.) SHELL; SHELLANE B O T T LED GAS Quotes The Christian g o s p e l , coupled with a Western sense of Its superiority, hasn’t made a dent in non-Christian religions. <—Rav. J. P. Aaron, an Indian clargyman from Hyderabad. The terrible truth ia that it ia tyranny and barbarism with which ws propose to ehare the earth, permitting the world to be half elave and half free and giving tyranny protected sanctuary from which It can erode or stack tomorrow. —Sen Barry Goldwater, RArix., attacking the nuclear test ban treaty. PER 133 LB. CYLINDER M -M ■ No Installation Charga Delivery Anywhere ia Seminole County Call FA 2-5733 Sanford G as Co. 109 W. 1st 8 T. Barbs Alligator, Or No Alligator m Don’t Be B ash fu l! 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Give once for many THE UNITED wAY HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 311 Magnolia A n , Sanford Open F.venlngs TOOL NOW! Join Your Seminole County Farm Bureau IC I A T I �H i* franTurS WrrnTS O c f. 17, 11)88 — Papro T Sanford JH Clashes W ith Wildwood Tonight r anes Face Oviedo Meets Strong Eustis Team Friday About Sports Thinking Out Loud BT JULIAN 8 TEN STROM Game Is First Between Two Potent Elevens “On my way to the Seml- tator like me getting excit­ The high flying RravM of ed, but not the football coach Sanford Junior High School ooIe-Apopka lam e laat Fri­ By Jw Ward** day night ■ week a |o ," writes trotting out on the field and will make an effort to win Herald Sport* Writer local Insurance man Art Day. getting his team a 13-yard their third game of the cur­ Upset hm been the key “ 1 aald to myself. 'I hope technical penalty, especially rent season tonight at the rford in the Lion'* camp, and this business of Pijott's plaSanford Memorial Stadium when his team is leading 27 when they host the alwayi Oviedana are In agreement loaning against the Tliur potent Wildwood Junior High that It could be done, a* the Darters is just newspaper to 0." a • * talk’.” eleven. Oviedo Lions meet undefeat­ Yes. Art, Jim Plgott sloes "In the first place, with Klrkoff time la 7:30 p.m. ed Euetla at John Courier the unlimited high ichool sub- know what he is doing. We’ve and the local junior high Field Friday night. sitution rule, It Is altogether talked to many football, bsse- school officials are anticipat­ Oviedo will be facing it* unnecessary. Furthermore, ball, track and basketball ing one of the best junior toughest foe to date, aa the Buddy Lawson, their most ex­ coaches plus dozens of base­ high crowds of the year. top-ranked P a n t h e r * have plosive runner, is alio their ball managers In our lifetime This will he the first meet­ tolled over every teum In their most dynamic tackier, espe­ and we're convinced that ing between the two schools. peth. liehiiul the powerful cially against sweeps and Seminole High School is However. Wildwood has had running nttiick led by bin ks pitchouta; and Hilly Higgins, mighty fortunate to have a a strong Junior high uutfit Smith, Mur trim ami McClel­ their best defensive end. man of P unit's character and for the past several year*. land, the Panthers are favored caught four passes against ability to handle these young Sanford Junior High Coach to cap the Mid-Lakea Confer­ Colonial and is alto the best football hopefuls. Dan Pelham and hit thiaf We are firmly convinced aida. Owen McCarron, plan to ence Champlunahip. man Sanford has at throwing Oviedo hm begun prep in g the big ball," Day continued. from our association with start Corky Slowed and for thiii tilt, in nnticipution of "so why," Day asks, “re­ Plgott that Seminole High Chuck Pigott at the ends. upsetting the I’unther'e apple­ legate men like these to the School Is mighty lucky to Mason Wharton and Jimmy cart. The Liana hope to avenge bench when their talents are have a man of Jim'a atatute Raker at tackle*, Wayn# Fatheir tie at Ocoee, nnd Friday sorely needed on the field of as head football coach. In keai and eithar Charles Lytla nlght'e game could give them play? Furthermore, h i g h fact, we don't know how or Mike McGuire at the ■ golden opportunity. school teams are not tint Seminole has been able to guard*. Roy Dunn at center. The Lion* will try lu ahorp- deep — how could they be keep a man like Jim. Slated for backfield duty While we're at It. there's •n up their puaalng game, with loth graders on a 33will be the Braves’ "Rig one more Important aspect Which proved to be a big avast man squad? Four" — Frank Whighant at a t Ocoee. Oviedo will alao con­ “ Out on the way back from we like about Jim Plgott. Al­ quarter, Kelly Ogden at left though he's the head roach, tinue drilling in offensive the game, t realised that Jim half. Fled Wilier at light maneuvers and fundamental*. I’lgott really knows wh*t he he never fails to give credit half, ami big Ron Dudley at where credit Is due. We are Coach Palmer plane to wurk la doing," Day continues. “ It iullback. the team In conditioning drill# looked like he had 130 play­ not only speaking of credit Except for tackle Tele Rarto his ball players, but pri­ and to correct the miaUke* ers running in an out. every Inw, the Itrnvea will bo in which hurt the Lion* on penal­ one rarin* to go. I really felt marily we're talking about top condition physically for the way Jim credits tils two ty call*. Oviedo'* defense will sorry for the blue Darters thia contest. Harlow pulled alio tighten up in hope* of when they took time out with assistants — backflcld coach some knee ligaments in an Dick Williams ~nd line coach limiting the Panther* In rush­ three minutes leit to play. injury sustained during the TTiey sank to the grass, dis­ Jim McCoy. ing yardsge. itruves’ recent tilt with South Regardless of who you are Last week O v i e d o held couraged and weary, but and where yon are in life, Seminole Junior High School Ocoee to a 15-1:1 deudluck, and grimly to make one touch­ there's an old adage tthat no lloriicniies. Kuatis eked out a narrow vic­ down, when an entire new executive is any boiler than tory over (iroveland by a team of black jerseyed Semi- hi* assistants. Aik Jim PItouchdown paia with 59 sec­ nolei dashed on the field, gott who's responsible for ond* remaining in the gum*. fresh and strong, yelling, Seminole's success and he'll ‘Let us at 'em .’ “On thing, Julian," Day promptly tell you that it is Howard Honored wrote on, “ If you sec Jim a combination of Ins assist­ BOSTON (LTD — Catch- Plgott tell him to keep off ants and his youngsters. You BALTIMORE (UP!) - The *r Elston Howard, who hit the field. The score would can't help but like a man Maryland S t a t e Athletic* like Jim Pigott. .287 with 28 home run* and have been AS to o if he had­ Commission was scheduled to 85 runs balled in, nosed out n't gsittrn carried away by open its Investigation today teammate V'hitey Ford of tho Hie scoreboard clock, which into the ring death of heavy­ New York Yankee* today to everyone knows U Just there weight boxer Ernie Knox. bl named the American to give you a general idea Knox, 2»5 year old Baltimore League player of the year of how much time is left. It In thi* week* play of the Jet hod carrier and part time hy the Academy of Sport* is not official! Wednesday [lowlerettes. Dnilcock Furnl fighter, d i e d Editor*. “ I can understand a spec­ turn learn wi-nt out In front morning from a brain bloodwith 17‘* win* and 6 'i loses. clot. nil autospy showed, that Tied for srennd spot is Cut 'N resulted apparently from In* When Old Pals Gat Together Curl and Seminole Co. Motor* knockout here Monday night wth lrt'i win* and 7 1i ln*«e*. by New Yorker Wayne BeNext Is Slury Carter Paint* (lie a \ special meeting of the with I2'» win* and I t ’s loose* three-man commission was Sanford Sewing Center I* next with II win* and 13 losses, slated to hear testimony late today from ring officials, then I.i’l Rugger* with US doctors and others having win* and I I S losses, Mary knowledge of events c an cel­ Esther* with 7-17 and Korns ed with Maryland's first box­ Insurance with fiS-lHS. ing fatality in 39 years. Dot Johnson had high ser­ ial with 313 and Tltelma Unger with a 492. High gams was rolled hy Dot Johnson with a 189, Thelma Unger had The Sanford necrestum De­ a IS2. Susy Long and Nancy Conway had 170 games, Elaine partment announced today Kostival had a 169, 1(17 games that children's tennis leitoni were rolled by Cacky Merideth will be offered this fall. Jim and Shirley Martin, llld gomes Jernuan, recreation director, were rolled hy Carolyn Nelson lias obtained the services of lop flight tennis professional, unit Claudette flebrans. Isabel (inshorn picked up Joseph Ja.xck, who was form­ thn 3-10 split twice nnd Jan erly of the Orlando Tennis Valentine downed the 3-10 and Club. Jasck at present is 5-6-10. Siuy Long rolled four the operator and professional of the Orange Tennis Club In strikes in n row. Maitland. He has had much experience as tennis player Carlton I^ost and instructor. BUFFALO, N. V. (L'PIt — Classes will be held each Halfback Wray Carlton of thr Saturday afternoon at the Ft. Buffalo Rills, th* loth-rank- Mellon tennis courts starting rd ground galnsr in th* at 4 p. m The clast is open American Football League in to Isiys ami girls age 3-13 1962. suffered a ruptured year* of axe ami It 1* Jasek blood vessel In th* groin dur­ will instruct for one hour per ing practice Wednesday and class fur each axe group at will be sidelined for the re­ the minimum cost of 73 mainder of the season. cents per person per week. State To Probe Fighter's Death Badcocks Take League Lead Tennis Lessons To Be Offered PHILHEAT STEPS IN (siuio) ____ T H E R IG H T D IR E C T IO N . . . P h l l h e a t , h o r n * how t i n g oB f r o m P h illip * M BARGAIN PRICES FA 2 -2 7 8 4 ON POPULAR BRANDS AT FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:13 P. M. 31« E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS MAC’S OIL COMPANY, INC. K. II. MeALEXANDER, Pre*. A M*r. EARL EVANS — DEALER 202 N. Laurel Ave. Sanford Bulldogs By United Press International Johnny Griffith ran his Georgia team through a night practice session ami pro­ nounced It ready for Friday night's encounter with Miami. He promised that quarter­ back Lany Rakestraw would fill the air with paisea. "Their defense Is much like L^U 'i in that It's big and quick," Grif­ fith aald. "Nobody else has been ahle to (core cm them on the ground, so we see no reason why we might." Winter PGA Tour Offers $766,000 Purse NAVY'S STAR tlDARTKRIJACK Honor Staulmch, (12). who leiula the nation'.* college players hi total offense ami fonvnril passing, is nhown in action here th at did not pun out to add to hi* passing total. 11 is pass in­ tended for John Sai is being broken up hy a high dive from William and M a r y ’a Dunny Nanse. Yankees' Share Palm er And N icklaus Tops That Of Sahara Co-Favorites 1961 Winners NEW YORK (UPI) -• In m ajor league baseball It sometime* doe* not matter whether yuu win or lose but how many people you attract to the game. A case ill point Is the New York Yankees who were not quite an artistic success iri the 1963 World Series, bowing to the l.o* Angeles Dodger* In four at might game*. Yet it nil* din-(used We due-day by Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick that th* Yankca reg­ ulars will receive a record losers ru t of 37,871.32 per man, o r f 18.7.14 more than New York got for defeating the Cincinnati Reds in th* HWI Ferlcs. To the victors go tbs big­ ger spoil*, however, ami so tlm»* Dodgers who wrru vot­ ed a full share will each re­ ceive a turn of 11'2,791 per capita, an all-tini* Series mark, noth sums are the re­ sult of the first II million player pool In history. To aehitv* tlis record fig lire, which is 11,362.32 more than they earned for winning the lib'9 Series from the Chi­ cago While Si>x, the Dodgers voted 32.8 shares, including 29 full cuts. Th* Yankees, on the other hand, voted 35.73 thai> a with 33 full cuts. (sains 2nd Round BARCELONA, Spain i f Pit — Ilareelnria gained (he sec­ ond round of thr European Cup of soccer winner* tourna­ ment on Wednesday t y com­ pleting an aggregate -I vic­ tory over Shelbourne of the Its public of Ireland In the final game, 3-1. M S VEGAS. Nev. (U PI)— Arnold Palmer nnd Jack Nicklaus, whn between them have muuo|h)lin<d profession.il golf for the past Couple of years, were Installed as 31 co favorite* today to win the $70,000 Sahara Invitational. The tournament got under wjy with 124 men teeing off Celtics Still Team To Beat Unitrrl Press International Rub Couscy'a left Hits Bos­ ton Celtic* — hot, oh, tlwve ipiys he left behind) Guys like UH1 Hussetl , . Sain Jones . . , and John lUvlicek. They were all present and accounted for when the Cel­ tics opened t h • National Basketball Association at llaltlmore Wednesday night and they were more than enough to blitx tli* Bullets, 109 93 Couay retired at the end of the PJtl2 Kt season to l*1 come coach at Huston Odlo.’c tml tlie Celtics trft no doubt they’re still the team to bext in the NBA. Russell controlled the hack hoards, 8 . Jones engineered the fast break In addition to scoring 20 points and llavileck popped in 24 points from the corners to make kt took eavy. The Bullet* led, 23-23, at the end of the first period but the Celtics out scored them. M 3A, in the muldle two prchMlv tn make it a cake­ walk. on the Parndbn Valfry Cnun try Club course—deep in the desert outside L.n Ycgn* and seven miles away from the big gambling casinos. The powerful field Include* lust shnnt every top notch golfer from the United States —with the exception of Na­ tional Open Champion Julius Boros; plus most of the Rnt ish Ryder Cup lea in. The book-makers uptown don't think much of the invad er* from Britain because they have installed them it 2u-l odds. Tony I.ems whn has hern giving Mcklauc and 1'alnter a run fur llieir money, is rated at fi I; Bill Casper ami Gene I.tiller at 8 I; and Paul Har­ ney and Jerry Barber at 10*1. the Paradise course meas­ ures 7,028 y arils. “You van gel long drives here, hut il u necessary th.ii they bo kept straight," said Art Wall, the former Masters champion, after a practice round. "It is going to take a long, straight man off the tec (o win. ’I7ie roughs are e.xccp lionally tough to get mil uL" Nick Ians and Palmer both rate in the "lung” category, hut they nicn'l a l w a y s straight. Is DUNEDIN, Fla. (U PI) — The 1964 winter PGA tour will offer a totnl record purse of 1760,000, President Lou Strong disclosed today. Strong said there will be 14 official or PGA sponsored events on the winter tour, one more than last season. He said thnt purse* In six of the 14 events have been Increased, three by 95,000 apiece. The Phoenix Open boasts tlio biggest increase from 333.000 to 350,000. Thu Palm Springs Classic will go from 363,1100 to 177,500 and th* Ring Crosby National Pro­ fessional Amateur was in­ creased from 150,000 to $55,500. Up I5.U00 apiece a rt the San Diego, Pensacola and Yiieson opens. The p rse at Pnlm Spring* will be the largest prize on tho winter tour. Another change marks th* addition of th* Greater Greensboro Open before th* Masters till* season. In tha post, II:* Greensboro Open followed the Misters. Meta (’nil Five NEW YORK (U PI) — Tho New York Meta today ri.lb-il up pitcher Pick. Selma from th* Salinas club of the California League, entrhrr Liny.I Florlln nnd xlinrtstnp Wilbur 11tickle from Rnti'igh of the Carolina League and catcher-outfielder John Stev­ enson and pitcher Don Locke from tint Auburn club of the New York - Penn Longue. Many Winners OCEAN PORT, N. J. (UPI) —Jockey Steve Brooks rode lint 4,11001It winner of his career aboard a horse named J oh mint. Jack Green put tha finish* tn* touches on preparation* for meeting hla old Florida crow. Green wai an assistant under Florida head coach Ray Graves before coming to Van* derbilt last year. The Crimson Tide of Ala­ bama, smarting from last week's defeat at the handa of underdog Florida, suffered another setback when full­ back Mike Fncchia hroke hla nose in practice. He la a doubtful starter against Teanessee Saturday. Four Georgia hoy* will serve as captains of the Au­ burn Tigers Saturday when coach Ralph (5hug) Jordan sends his unbeaten team against favored G e o r g i a Tech. Picked for the honor wera end Howard Simpson of Mari­ etta. guard Bill Van Dyke and kicking specialist W o o d y Woodall of Atlanta and halfhack Georg* Rose of Bruns­ wick. “These boys have been do­ ing a line job," Jordan aald, "and we fell they had earned the honor of serving a i cocaptains while playing befora their Georgia friend*." Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd said ho expects the Sat­ urday garnu to do "typically close . . . much in the pattern of t h o games of recanl years." Three points or less have separated the two team s during their last fix encoun­ ter*. Tho LSU Tigers, hurt by th* loss of qusrterhsck P a t Screen In the 31land gam* last week, found another b r o k e n bon# Wednesday. Sophomore guard Don Ellen was Injured in a blocking drill Tuesday. Hartack Beats Rap On Fine MIAMI (U ri) — Circuit Court Judge Hal P. Dekle ruled Wednesday that Jockey flill Hartack did not have to pay a lino fin* Imposed o s him list spring by stewards at Gulfnrcim Park race track. Hartack was fined when he claimed be e s s fouled ta a March If rare, then did not show up for a showing o< films of the race. He sent want that he was In a iwcatbox taking off weight for another rae# and could not attend the allow­ ing. Tlie stewards took this as a defiant refusal tn a t­ tend. it new car time at your house? A PROFITABLE FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY w ith GENERAL MOTORS in SEMINOLE CO UN TY Motor truck troniponotion—from th* farm pickup to the giant highway haul*r-ls on* of th* favi.it growing In(JusrrUs in th* nation. 7h* numbtr of trucks In operation has mor* than d o u b t . d vine* 19X5. Th* CMC Truck A Coach Division of G.naral Motors Corporation lc serving this growth with a complete tin* of th* most advanced trucks of th* pait Iwsnty years. CMC offers , . . , . , V 6 truck engines—a CMC ■sduclve—that Incorpo­ rate design features not found in ony other engines. Thss* or* th* powsr plants that have established new records for durability and performance. They are drawing mot* new customers every day, . . . Complete tin* of conventional, short conventional, and tilt cob models providing unsurpassed appli­ cation fleslbifty. . , , Unexcelled qjaltty. CMC manufacturing and qual­ ify control standards are a model for Ibo entire Industry. Public acceptance of these outstanding truck* has been eetraordlnary. from tv-ton to 30 ton units, the swing Is la CMC. There le e prov.n product, n profitable relationship, end ■ tecuro future effered fa th* ahle and aggressive businessman quellMng for this opening. Writ* or phone toddy for further derails, ('all or w rite: Ralph AILnworlh. Diet. Mgr., 223 Penn Ave., Altamonte Springs, TE B-1096. Call an AUTO LOAN EXPERT Tho now models aro hero! And if your ear's expenses are Retting you down, now is the time to trade. Here's a moneysaving tip. Como in or call today for bank financing experts to "pre-arrange" your auto loan. Then shop for your car deal just as if you were a CASH buyer. We'll make all the financial arrange­ ments. Call Ralph Po/old or Jim Doucette to­ day at FA 2-1611. A V2 % 9f Can—* InNws* FLORIDA STATF BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. 3ANFOBD •p W t ca c u t. f i t | �» 9b M M Pact 8 — Oct. 17, 1963 fm B Miss Carole Corson, Robert Perrine W ed At DeBary Methodist Church £ ■ £ Geneva Personals Mr. and Mrs. Edson Goit. of Geneva, entertained with a dinner party for a group of relatives, Saturday evening. Those attending were Mrs. Golt's brother and hi* wife. Col. and Mrs. Howard I.in**y. of St. Petersburg, another brother end family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee and children, Patti and Kuthi, from Titus­ ville and Mr*. Goit's mother, Mrs. Bertha Linsey, of Gen­ eva. Luncheon Meeting Enjoyed By Club ■r The Oviedo Women's Gub held the first luncheon of the iei*on last Friday at the clubhouse. Before luncheon was serv­ ed Mrs. Jack Bryant gave devotion* and the group join­ ed lo singing the first verse of America. Mrs. Edythe lluph of St. Peters burgh, second vice president of the Federation of Women's Clubs, showed a film entitled “ Ganges lo Jor­ dan" which presented a study of the world's six religions. Covered in order as she nar­ rated the film were llinduBuddhism, Philosophy j The eoupl# wifi reside In ■on and Miss Donna Cole. two baskets of whit* flow­ By Mt*. A4*ai Witkr Mia* Carol* Corton, daugh- Miss Sue Koke, of Sanford, er*. Silver and cryatal ap­ Celnesvllle, where the groom pointments, mints end nuts will rontinuo hie education te r of Mr. and Mr*. Editor kept the guest book. The buffet table* were dec­ completed the Uhl* arrange­ F. Corson. of Orange City st the University of Florida. and formerly of DeBary, be- orated in a bridal theme using ment*. Carole graduated from the came the bride of Robert E. DeLand High School end Mi­ Perrine, Of Eustis, Get. 12 ami Medical School. The a t the DeBary Community groom graduated from the Methodiit Church. Rustle High School and spent The froom li the eon of some time In the U. S. Army. Mr. and Mr*. William Per­ II* etWndrd Leesburg Junior rin*. of Euitl*. College and la now attending Rer, Damon Scott, former Youngsters having a snick the Univanity in Gainesville. paator of the DeBary Church Their present address ts at ■ friend's home will be and Ret. Cecil N. Oitir, offi­ Route 4, P. 0 . Bus D17-B, more welcome if they help ciated a t the double ring clear away the dishes. Gainesville, Fla. ceremony. Mlia Barbara Redlent, oriranlit, presented a program of nuptial music and accom­ panied Mrs. Jack Jackson, so­ lo is t Tha bride, given In marri­ age by her father, wore a gown of white bridal satin and lace, featuring n scallop­ ed neckline, long sleeve* and a modified train. Her elbow length veil of allk Illusion fell from a crown of seed pearl* and *he carried a white Bible, topped with a white orchil and satin ribbon streamer*. Miss Linda Sue Hart, maid of honor, wore a royal blue satin street length dress with matching halo hat and accensor!** and carried a cas­ MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. PERRINE (Cox Photo) cade bouquet of blue carna­ tion*. Mlsa Charlotte Wells, bridesmaid, was dressed Iden­ tical to the msld of honor. Miss Susie Chaney, junior b r i d e s m a i d wore a light birthday with a dinner In lly Mrs. Adam Muller blue taffeta dress with match­ Mrs. Preiton McKean of Orlando, attended by her lis ­ ing accessories and carried a cascade bouquet of darker Oleander Lane entertained at ter* and their husbands Mr. nmi Mr*. J. Grlm-tmw of Elblue carnations. her home with a Chinese sup­ Joln-an, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Clint Perrine, brother of per, HiPurday evening. Among Apple tun of Dellury, the groom, was best man ami ushers were Robert Corson, the guests were, Lt. Col. and Murk Jenkins, *on of llnrbrother of the bride, and Mi­ Mr*. Harold Will*, Mr. and chael Carter, of Umatilla. Mrs. John Parks, Mr. and old Jenkins of DeBary, has The bride's mother wore n Mr*. David Runkle, Mr*. Wil­ enlisted In the U. H. Air street length dress of blue liam Lakeman and Mr*. K. Fore*, and is at present at nylon with white accessories Hhoptaugh. Cards were played Lackland Air Furce Base, Texas, for his basic training. and a coreage of white rose*. following the topper. The groom's mother wore a street length dr*** of hlue orMr. anil Mr*. William Hite WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY gnm a with white arreisories Imve luiught the former Lev­ and a corsage of white roses. itt Ruder home on Homestead LADIES SKIRT! Following the ceremony, a Avo. BUY $1.98 SKIRT — SELECT $1.98 reception was held In the soMr*. M. Harmon of Mirlilrlul hall of the Church. The BLOUSE! three tiered square wedding gun, ha* bought the former cake was decorated with white O. K. Cross home on Angeles BUY $2.98 SKIRT. Mr*. Virginia Pelroski re­ roses and a miniature hrida ltd. ports more new families wel­ SELECT $2.98 BLOUSE! and groom. After the bride comed tii Hie Sanford area. cut the first slice Mrs. Hor­ Mrs, Marla Arrnrill, Miss They Include, Rev. and Mrs. ace Wells served thy cuke and Rosa Singorilli of IMInry and If. C. Smith and sun, Adrian, presiding a t the two punch Mr. anil Mrs. John Arinao (rnm Hamilton. Ohio; Mr. and howls were Miss Paula Mutt- of Sanford, have returned Mr*. J. D. Tomlinson and from their tour of the West John David Jr., Irom West Const of Florida, They visit­ Frankfurt, III.; Mr. and Mrs. ed places nf Interest enroute, A. II. Armstrong, Mike, Bon­ and wrrn the guest* of the ny , Cindy and Herman, from innnngeinent at Weekly Wnrh- Wnidhy Isle, Wash. Miss Mary Brown, from Ft. li>. ’they visited Snnibel 1*1*, Jv'uple*, Venlco and Treasure Myers; Mr. and Mrs. B. It. Goodman, Irom Pensacola; Island. .Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Kiev In NANCY WAYNE LADIES DIRT GARDENERS' CIRCLE Mr. end Mrs. A. Wagner and John, from Kimball. have returned from a trip Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. K. It. The I)lrt Gardeners’ Circle north where they visited Srhwinne and Danny, from held die first meeting of the friend* mid relative* in Bing­ Grove City, Ohio; Mr. and season at Iho Florida Land­ hamton, N. Y. and Dalton, Mrs. K. T. Bicbinimd, Mi­ scape Nursery, in Leesburg. I'u. and their «ou and dough, chael and Bene from San Di­ ego, Calif. Mr*. Alice Smart gave an trr-in-lnw, Mr, and Mr*. W. Mr. ami Mr*. C. L. TroinWagner in Midland Park, N, SIZES 1 2 -2 2 , Interesting and Informative J Returning to Dvilary, they gcr, Dean and Donna, from talk on flowering trees and celebrated Mr*. Wagner's Pensacola; Mr. unit Mrs. B. 12 Vi * 2 2 l/ i S. Zielinski, Timmy, Billy annuals. and Stanley from Wilke* BarSite spoke of the new var­ re, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. ieties of petunias such as Die REG. $3.99 Ballard, Paul, Mary, David trailing single white by urn! Tom, from Corpus Chris"George Ball" for hanging 11, T esai; Rev. and Mrs. M. baskets and Iho beauty of ti. Gregg, (rum SI. Peters­ gloriosa daisies which should burg. be planted now. She suggest­ Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bor ed that you should make Mr*. J. W. Carter honored tlaau, Martha, Mary, lllll and basic plantings of shrubs that her daughter. Jean, with a Brian, frum Whlletville, N. are resistant to cold winters. party In celebration of her C.; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Byrd. Following the business t 2Hi birthday, at their home, Roger, Timmy and Sheila, meeting and lunch a tour of 1101 West ZUtli Street. from Pcrrigeaux, Ark.; Mr. the nursery wa* enjoyed. A group of friends was in­ and Mr*. J. E. Chapdelalnc, vited to share in the celebra­ Michael and Jennifer, from CENTRAL CIRCLE tion. Tim honoreo received Pauluxent, Mil.; Mr. and Central C i r c l e members many useful gitls and re Mrs. J. C. Grimsley, Jimmy met at the home of Mra. C. E. freshment* of rake, punch and Patricia, from Bangkok, Chaniot, limit West Fourth and ice cream were served Thailand. Street. and voted by ballot fur by Mrs. Carter assisted by Mr. and Mrs. R. N Harris. the different plans for Hu- Jean’s sister. Brenda. The Gary ami Marsha, from Ornew Garden Center. The two-tiered birthday cake was lamio; Mr anil Mr*. C. D. members then left for Lees­ artistically decorated. Johnson, Steven. Larry, Pat, burg lo go on a garden run Guest* Included Jane Mem. Curt ami Terri, from Iberia, through the Florida Nursery. Vicki Hardin, Beth Darby, l.a.; Mr. amt .Mrs. M, A. Mr. Taylor took the group on Brenda Wandsworth, Sharon Putuinskl, f r u m Memphis, an informative tour through Jackson. I'attl Smith. Becky Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hie nursery. Tbornetl, Sandy Bartholo­ Shaw, from Mt. Airy, N. C., Alter lunch and a short bus­ mew, Sue JeHrtiJl. Ellen and Mr. ami Mr*. A. J. Smith iness meeting, Mrs. Alice Sloun, Denise Jarrell. Kay and A. J. Junior, (rum New Smart gave a most interest­ Furguson, Pam Hunt. Cindy London. Conn. ing talk followed by a ques­ Uppincott, and Melinda Nel­ tion and answering period. son. For all gardeners she sug­ Crepe Myrtle gested patience after a freeze In Bloom and many of your plants and shrubs will return. Those making Ihe trip were THURSDAY Mine*. H. T. Cavanaugh. E. The Business and Profes­ R. Wood, Volic William* hr., P. F. Johnston, K. W. Turner. sional Women'* Club will J. L. Hobby. G. S. Chapman sponsor a fashion and hair Grapevine Nursery Jr., Ira Southward, W. W. •tylo ahow starting a t S p.m. 3211 Grapevllt* A t*. FA 2 -0 ,Hi* Warner, F. B. McCall, F. E. at ths Sanford Women's Club “Scull* D tiltf" Uulz, and Mr. ami Mrs. L. C. building. Tickets ary a v a i l ­ able at tb* door. Tinslajf of DeBary. of China, Moslem, Judaism and Christianity. The business meeting was conducted with Mrs. R. W. Estes, president, in charge. Mrs. Robert Parker announc­ ed that one of the boys the Oviedo Club is sponsoring at Sunland Training Center has been transferred to Gaines­ ville. In his place the club has adopted a seven year old boy, Bobby Halliburton, at the local area center. Mrs. Ray Beasley, civic chairman, told the group that If 35 blood donors would register, a mobile unit would come lo Oviedo. If not, don­ ors will have lo continue go­ ing to the Blood Bank in Orlando. carried out the fall theme. Hostesses were Mrs. G. W. Moon, chairman and Mrs. H. F. Barnes, Mrs. W. R. Meek, Mrs. J. W. Brannon, Mrs. George Morgan, Mrs. T. B. Clonts, Mra. J. E. Pear­ son and Mrs. Paul Slavik. At the iuige*ti<m of fin­ ance chairman, Mrs. J. C. Michaels, the club decided to sell folding baskets. The club was colorfully de­ corated for the meeting with crotons, gloriosa lilies and pyracantha berries which It’s Fast! It's T h rifty ! f t Do All Of Your , i Wash At One Time — USf Dry All At One Tim et OU R W ASH A N D DRV We Are Open Air MI OI I N M Wash In Com fort l KWITE - WHITE LAUNDRY 2139 FRENCH AVE. W e're S C A LP IN G Prices M store — through DeBary Personals D AYS Ladies Blouse ‘Friday (18th) Saturday (19th) FREE And Monday ( 2 1 st) If There's Anything Left! New Families Welcomed To Sanford / tja h d sn C ihdsiA WASH DRESSES Jean Carter Celebrates 12th LADIES SHOES Value* One Lot $3.99 To Clear LADIES SWEATERS AND COATS FOR MEN — SHOUT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS ALL ON SALE! 2 For CHECK OUR LOW PRICES Or ODDS AND ENDS OF DRESS FABRICS ON SALE! ALL MENS & HOYS JACKETS & SWEATERS DRASTICALLY REDUCED MENS WORK PANTS Birthday Local Events ■ I| rn» m J I i . A LL SIZES ONE TAIILE OF 2 Pr. $5 00 PIECE GOODS Values To $1.00 Yard 59 — Grey — Denim — Grrvn Nut All Size* Left Yrt. NEW S tlll'M E N T OF K*rLbt Suit* Fnr liny* Size* It • 20 — At Bargain Prirr. Ft lit MKN — V FEW CORDUROY In 20 Fall Shade.-* In lti Wale Or T he New 7 Wale. SHOWCASES Tables. Safe, Odd Piece* Of Fixtures Fur Sale MOVING SOON ijjc W u d i'A SANFORD WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT �DeBary BPW Club Welcomes State President At Coffee K o m a n m ka kd t Qohnah By Mrs, H. L J oU s m It is still fish and seafood month and from the U. S. Bu­ reau of Commercial Fisheries we base several new recipes. Let's try this CRAB DELICIOUS 2 lbs. crab m eat, fresh or froien OB - r s Barbara Brown Celebrates 15th Birthday A1 S a n fo rd Personals Circle Elects New Officers New Arrivals WEDDING COM ING UP? Fast Q u it JicbfLC rH . Chri.stman IWlruil* 0 at Special Prices M EN S WEAR. IIS .Magnolia Sanford Phone FA 2-1333 Curb Service HATABURGER QUALITY Television (D si/th flU M B A T r . M. f i t * ( I ) N#w*c»p* ( I ) New*. w s a l h s r . Sports • lie S' KtliorUI 111) (S) New t, Sports. W e s (htr f i t s i t ) sp orts • i l l ( I ) Huntley • B r in k l e y it) New*— W a lter C o a ­ ted* IS) X , » i — Ran Coch ran a n * i f ) Enchanted Mirror 7 :*0 ( ! ) Rifleman (4) Hunting 4 n »h lna ( I ) Virgin!* (toy* 7:3® ( ! ) Tempt* H ouston 4 veal chops (»* inches thick) A* cup flour 1 tsp. salt \a cup bread crumbs I egg 1 tbsp. water '* tsp. paprika '» tsp. garlic salt 1 10-ot. can tomato soup (•) r*tenord <s Up. chili powder (!) F lU D tom * l.c® i * i Rawhide Dash pepper II ) Dunn* Heed Coat (he chops with the S.I* ( ! ) l>r. Kildare My Thre e 8o n* llour and salt which has been 1:44 ((SI t l Perry Slasou mixed together. Beat egg and IS) Jimmy I'een *:»> (1) Masel (Color) water together, put Into shal­ IdiM (1) Kraft Kuapens# low bowl. Mix bread crumbs, Theater ( I ) Nurtse paprika, garlic salt and pep­ (5) Hid Caeear per. Dip chops In the egg tililJ ( I ) Th# (Kory o f "A Sinter" mixture, then in the seasoned 11.t® (1) I t ) New*, W a a ih er. bread crumbs. ■porta ( I ) New* — Murphy Put enough oil (23 tbsps.) Marita In a preheated fry pan to t i l l # ( ! ) Newe. Wpnria, XV«abrown the chops well, brown ther t l r l i IS) Movie both aides. UiJO ( ! ) Joh nny C'araon Pour tomato soup mixed with (Color) (St TV Black ou t chili powder over browned U t i l t)> Mad* chops. Cover. Reduce heat to low ami simmer 40-50 min­ FRIDAY A .H . utes, until chops are tender. S:M ( ! ) BllmseUco Add more water If needed. t i l l ( ! ) Sunshine A lm a n a c «:!» ( t ) (lrov*. f i r m R eport Serves 4. 1:1* ( ! ) Florid* H isto ry • • • (S) Bunrlee Hemerter We'll munch and crunch 7:#» III Today Operation A tphahat more null this year according I : l » (IS) ! ) TVJay (S) Mlcht* Kvan* to the USl)A forecast. Current Newt. W e * , prospects Indicate the 1903 7 :SS ( t l l.ocal ther pecan crop will be more than I.M ( II exp la in K » n g * r o * 4 times larger than last year. Siin (S) Carloone Sill) ( ! i Jack L.sLann* In fart it will almost equal (II American H i s t o r y (PI K i<*retro Pur W‘ollie lolal of atl other edihle mtn tree nut-—almonds, filberts S;1S IS) ('.irlontK and walnuts. And all of these S t® i ! ) Hal* Sturm |S ) Romper Room will be big crops, too. 1#;»0 III Key When • • ■ ( ! ) N - w t — Mlk* W'atUca ORANGE MINTED (S) Hpinleli CARROTS In l i (3) New*— E d w in Now man '3 can frozen orange juice in.I® (1) Word fur W ord 8 medium sited carrots (SI I letie l,uuy IS) December Ilrld* 2 Ihsps. butter or oleo, inclin'd 11:44 ( ! ) Cnnraniratlon 8 tbsps. sugar ( « i ileal AtcCoy* 1*1 1‘rlca la IIIk Ii S tsp. salt II 10 1 3 1 Ml—lna U n k Dash mint extract l<) I X * A U lsd y * Defrost orange juice briefly i -j) haven Key* white preparing c a r r u t s . FRIDAY F. Scrape and alice carrots crosswise. Cook until tender i:.w> (!) A’our Plfat Imp re, iluu (C o lo n In boiling water (salted), (it) !*>** id 1,1 f* 1)1 Ernie Kurd then drain. Mix melted butter New*— H arry Keawith sugar, salt and mint ex­ 1 3;Sd (*» soner tract, then add froien orange 13 .10 ( ! ) Truth or C on e*i| lienee* juice, four over drained car(Si rlt'sreh Pur Toninrruts and cook slowly, stirring, row ( 0 ) Father K nown Re it until carrots become trans­ (3 I) lltl OulillDH flig ht parent and absorb the syrup. t t i t i ( ! ) New*— tl»y Hiharer l.uu ( ! i New*. W e a t h e r Serve hut. Serves 8. 8 cans (8ls oa. each) crab meat * 3 cup butler or otro, melted 3 tbsps. lemon juice 1* tip. salt Dash pepper Dash tobasco Chopped parsley Thaw froien crab m eat or drain canned crab meat. Re­ move any remaining shell or cartilage from crab meatCombine all ingredient* ex­ cept parsley. Place in tf well greased, individual shells or Bounce custard cups. Place on a broiler pan about 4 inch­ M ISS HELEN PAREDES, state BPW president, seated a t table with es (rum source of heal. Broil M rs. B ert Lederhnus, DeBary BPW president, is welcomed by a group for 10 or 12 minutes or until (Cox Photo) of m em bers niul officials a t a to ffe e break. golden brown. Garnish with By Mra. Adam Muller Bary BPW president, and centered with rotes from the chopped parsley. Serves 0. • • • The DeBary Business and Mines. Oscar Papineau, M. Lederhaus garden. A silver BAKED SALMON SALAD Accardl, Frank White and coffee service, a silver tray Professional Women’s Club other DeBary members. Also of home made doughnuts, and 2 cans (1 lb. each) salmon entertained ilie stale presi- Marjorie Gill, Ida Durance, mints completed the table. 2 cups thinly sliced celery dent, Mias Helen Paredes, el Mary Leary, Mary Farmer, Mrs. Muller, Mr*. G. Whitt- 1 cup chopped green pepper Miami, a t tha DeBary Res- of DeLand. ford and Constable Papineau Ik cup chopped onion taurant, while she was on a The coffee table was over­ escorted Uia motorcade to De- ik cup mayonnaise or salad tour last week. dressing laid with a white cloth and Land. They were hostess lor a 1 thsp. lemon Juice coffer break for the state 2 lips, won ester shire sauce official and Mrs. J, C. Brad­ Vi tsp. salt ley, president of the DeBary Dash pepper Chamber of Commerce, pre­ 1 cup coarsely crushed potato sented her with a key to tha chips DeBary community. She also paprika received an oil painting from Drain salmon, break into Mrs. Adam Muller, as a me­ large pieces Combine all Inmento. gmlimta except potato chips Escorting .Miss Paredes to and paprika. Place salad in tl DeBary from Lake Monroe, well greased individual casse• I as she entered Volusia Coun­ roles or 8 ounce custard cups. 'A f ty. were Constable Papineau, , r* , * i j # Top with potato chips. Sprin­ ' J | it* - < B, ‘u^-i «. K G8*Mrs. William Stnpp, Mrs •I .• i *. l i i kle with paprika Hake In a Muller and Mrs. Jo Peck. hot oven MO degrees t5 or 20 ■ f >£■ Those awaiting her u( the minutes or u n t i l lightly restaurant were Mrs. Luis i i c K 'A i f t S l f *, browned, Serves ti. Walker. District Four direc­ tor; Mrs. Bert Lederhaus, De­ BROILED SHAD 2 lbs. lamed shad llllets '* cup mcllcd oil or fat 2 Ihsps. lemon Juice ] tbsp. grated onion P i tsp. .salt ,T> I tsp. paprika '« tsp. crushed thyme Dash pepper Iw For you calorie watchers Chopped parsley Miss Barbara Brown, datichhere's a salad that ha* unly Lemon wedges tel of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. C » vJ?V Cut fillets into serving site 118 calories. Brown, celebrated her IMh POTATO SALAD WITH portions. Combinu remaining birthday with a party nt the • ife CREAMY SAUERKRAUT ingredients except parsley home of her grandmother, DRESSING and U’mon wedge*. Place Airs. A. K. Shoemaker Sr., on fish, skin side up *>■> * well 5 cups sliced, cooked potatoes Mrllonvillo Avenue. greased broiler pan. Brush Da lb*, chopped onion A group of friends were in­ with sauce. Broil aland 3 inch­ V* cup chopped pimento vited for dinner which was cup mayonnaisa es from source of heat for i served on the patio. The minutes. Turn carefully and 1j cup snipped parsley young people roasted wieners brush other side with sauce. 'it cup eatinrd vsurrkraul Juice and enjoyed baked beans, po­ MRS. WILLIAM HEN EG HEN, of DoBnry, with Broil S to T minutes longer or 1 l.vp. salt tato salad, birthday rake and her th re e week old son, Robert, who weighed 10 until fish is lightly browned *s cup liquified no--fat dry Ice cream . milk nr akin, milk and flakes easily when tested pouiul:i when he was Itorn Oct. 1 a t Seminole Tin* patio was decorated in Combine potaluvi, onion, pi­ with a fork. Sprinkle with M emorial llu.tpitul, in Sanford. (Cox l’hoto) a Halloween theme. Follow­ parsley and garnish with lem­ mento and pnrdey, refriger­ ing the dinner the group went ate. In a small howl, combine on slices. Serves 8. on a scavenger hunt, roaming * • • sauerkraut Juice, salt, milk, all over the neighborhood. Home-baked coffee c a k e mayonnalao with hand heater After returning, they danced right out of the oven la a fav­ or electric mixer, beat until to recordings for the remain­ Mr. and Mrs. C. A Thomp­ Mr. and Mra. Junior Wade orite fur Sunday breakfast. smooth and well Mended, re­ der of the evening. Those helping Barbara with son. of Birmingham, Ala., ani l family, of Daytona Here's a simple to-makc reci­ frigerate. At serving time, the celebration were Darlene have arrived to spend the Beach, and Louise Dodmcadc pe for CHEKRY COFFEE pour dressing over i*da(o of Sanford. CAKE your family will ask mixture, toss gently. Makes 8 Jtubertson, Jo Marie Benton, winter in Sanford. They are servings. fur again and again. Martha Keeling, April Greco, residing at .VH West Eighth • • • The cherry filling is baked Pal Bradford, Alike Nix, C. •Street. Here's a lunch box cookie. between two layers ot butterJ Metrler, Jam es Sands and PEANUT BUTTER CR1SPIES rich batter and flavored with Jimmy Palmer. Wceki nd gut-vis of Mr. and Dk cups enriched *el!-ridng a touch of orange. Air*. W. C. Galley, Mist I.au corn meal 3 cupi sifted flour r d Ave., were their sun, Hill, 1 cup vifled enriched seif ris­ 3V» tip. baking powder a student at the Citadel; a SEWING ing flour As tip. salt chuim ate, John Creel; Doris is cup noftened butter *s cup sugar By .Mr*. II. L. Johnnon CONTEST White, of Maitland; Ha and 1 cup chunk style peanut but­ The Dorcas Circle of the 'i cup butter Jeanm- Kliiard, of Pahukee; ter 3 eggl, beaten Krglaler Now For Upaala Presbyterian Church I cup light brown sugar I cup milk met in the Fiiui-ntlonal Build­ Dk tip. finely-grated orange L cup water Valuable Prizes ing of til*} church last wsek. Combine corn meal aud rind Get Detail* At Air. uml Mr*. Jumi>* P. Main item on the agenda was 1 (I lb, 8 six,J can rherry pie flour. (Team butter and pea­ nut butter, then cream in the filling Coyne. I l l Beth Drive, Sun- the election nf of fleers. Ml LADY 'S SHOITK sugar until light and tl iffy. fold, announce the birth of I Those who will serve ate Granulated sugar tlf Fine Fabric* Add dry Ingredients, alternat­ SIR dry ingredient! logelli u daughter. Sept29, ut 1 100 S. Park 123-031) president. Air*. Robert Wood­ er. Cut in butter until mixture ing v*nli water, mixing well Seminole Mi-rnoriul Hospital. Hie new umivhI, Terri Lynn, en; vice president, Mrs. James reieuibh-i eoarie crumbs after each addition. Shape in­ bn* two alaters, Kathy and Harden; secretary, Mrs. L. R. Combine eggs, milk, a n d to roll 2 Inrhe* in diameter. Potty. Maternal grand par- Hi e; treasurer, Mrs. Ben orange rind. Add to dry In Chill several hours o r over­ m il ure Air. and Mr 11. L. Hodge; publicity, Mrs. Janie t grrdlenli, mixing only enough night Slice J* inch thick. Place un ungreased baking I to moisten, Brown, of Sanford. o r outfit the iiiui in rtioinsun; devotion chairman, i pour half of baiter Into sheet. Bake in hot oven 400 the p art), f«rreetl) . . . , Mr* Ed Dowell amt work greased 12 by 7’> by 2 inch degrees 8 to 10 minutes or un­ r'imfortabi). True politeness and grace chairman, Mr*. II. I.. Johnson. baking pan. Spoon cherry pie til lightly browned around the Meeting dale* were rl for filling over batter. Spoon re­ edges. Makes 8lu limcn in manner- stern from kin-1 ness a-. I n-uderation far month with the next meeting maining batter into pan. cookie! • * # -theduied fur t ut . “J. Mu. .Sprinkle lop with granulated others. Hodge will he limit* vx. CARHOI JUDGE sugar. Bake in 375 degree The circle will continue to oven for 45 to Mi minutes. Cut Da cups grated carrots >make cancer ihrm ng* anil Into squares while -till warm >a up. lemon flavoring W H IT E S The I Inn-e Of Rabija M-crct pal* were drawn at and serve. Yield. IA squares. (a eup sweetened condensed • • • this time. AND milk Now l.iKalrd In Mr*. Ilowell, in mte vs for 3 cups augur BREADED CHIU TUXEDO t* cup water "The Hidden Garden” the day, served refreshment* VEAL CHOI'S during the social hour. Other* O U T F IT S 317 Dark Ave. Y attending were Mine*. Ed Fitsgvrald, J. \\. Harkay, C. M ild e r D ark, Fla. E. Hunter, iUulah Cnithb, R E N T A L S — SALKS I 'h n n e All 7-IIISa Koliert Carroll, Mr*. Ihalgr, Mrs. Tbonaon, Mr*. Rice, Mr*. Open Fri. Nights Huriilti and Air-. Johnson. Rggfmrl Vmtlf M. (Si |)l 1:15 (3 ) T;3U ( ! ) IS) ()l HIS (?) ; an |3 I It) O) J .ii DEAR ABBY: A wlattr# llsctielur F a th e r ileneral l l a a p l(* l Focus k'lehea V* Th* World Turn* New*— Have Fen nell Car Inon* People Will T * lk I'seeword Mill Sotiiern New*— F lo y d Kal her (*) Ci) -IS (1) (Si IS) Hone* Party Hey tn Court N e w * —LI** Howard 1.aren a Voting To Tell The Truth q u een For A Hey News —Edward* You Don't Hsy (Color) E t a * of N la h t Who Do Tod T r u e tf Maloh <letnn h'e-irel Hlorm Tralluiaeltr Cook carrot*, sugar, milk and water, lo soft ball stage 12342.18 degrees). Remove from fire, aihl flavoring and cool to riaim temperature. Beat until creamy. 1’our into buttered pan, pul down lo 1 Inch depth, and when Arm cut m square! The grain ts likely to be • little coarse due to the grated carrots. • • • From a very dear lady, Mrs. J. I. !-ake, of Luke Mon­ roe, comes a delicious sound­ ing pie It is a Pennsylvania recipe. PEANUT BUTTER PIK I pint milk J egg yolks 3 Ihsps peanut butler *; cup auger 4 tbsp*. cornstarch 1 tap. vanilla 3 or 4 Ibsps. vanilla ice cream Mix egg yolks and corn start'll with enough of the milk to make u smooth. Heal remaining milk and augur. Combine cornstarch mixture with heated milk anil sugar. Boil until Ihlckeru'd. Hcmove from heal, heal in peanut hut ter and vanilla then (lie icc cream. Cool ami turn into a cooled hiked pie shell. Cov­ er with a meringue ami brown lightly under the broiler or In Ihe oven. U)& Th* man wins stand* a good chnnre or * happily married lift* I* the one who knows when It |kty* to agree with Ids wife. If he's wise, he can get a lot of peaceful mileage out of a "yes’’ when certain situation* nnse. On* la when she mode'* something new she bought on aute and can't return. If ho says he doesn’t Ilka It, then Ida wife la never going to want to wear it — ami his money has been waited. When aha point* out some flaw In a woman who Is get­ ting more than her share of masculine attention he could agree without reservation. This is no time to remark, B1 don’t are why all you women have it In for her." When sho Has a grievance against a third person la no lime to strike a Judicial at tilmle and open-mlndedly sen the other person's point of view. At this moment the only point of view your wife want* you tn see la her own outraged one. Or take tin* common situa­ tion: She la leaving out part of a story in order to make It sound a little more Impres­ sive. This is not the time to Jump In with, ‘Why don’t you tell the whole story ?' When -ha spend* the duy shifting furniture arcuml and says expectantly: "Don't you Skate City KOLLKR KINK t lands'* Finest Fun for all ages! \our D iam ond For <'hri»tmms! (tvvallney Jewelers 301 S. Park FA 2-GJ0S 2445 N O W O PEN F R E N C H A V H - S A N F O R I) Fur Carry Out Order* I’lea.e Phone 122-2816 " e ll Have It Ready Dompleta Snack Bar • ('lease* — Beginners A Advanced Jufit Off Hwy. 17-92 On The Ikig Truck ltd. • By A b ig a il V a n Buren DEAR ABBY: Our family la small, and we have many “ single" friends (bachelors, divorcees and w i d o w s ) whom we frequently Invite to share a meal or an out­ ing. Our children have often asked why the single mrn and women we invite so often never invite us for anything. At first we told them it was neither necess­ ary nor expected. But the more we thought about It, the more we began to won­ der—why don't they? They wouldn't have lo Include our children. I wonder why "singlea" think nothing of repeatedly accepting Invita­ tions from their married frlenda, but rarely recipro­ cate. JUST WONDERING DEAR JUST: Manv do. Only lhose "singles" who feel they h»'e been Invited out of "charity” do not con­ sider llicititclves obligated, and therefore make no rffort to reciprocate. DEAR ABBY: A very at* tractive and wall-educated woman has recently moved to our community. Her hut* hand, an executive with a large firm, has been Irani* ferred here. This woman was given a warm welcome by all of us old resident*. It is natural for a newcom­ er to talk about her expel* lences and friendship* "back home," but thil woman h ai divulged .th# must intimate Information about her frlenda In her for­ mer community — thing! which could only have been (old to her in confidence. She has even used their names. Chances are we will never meet them. But wn keep wondering w bit shn will say about ua if ih e leaves here. If you will print this, perhaps we won't have to figure out a way ts tell her she would be belief liked If ahe didn’t talk aa much. OLD RESIDENTS By O sw ald Ja c o b y A K 107 3 Ft A AT 83 4Q 914 nun KANT ID) AA83 4k 4 ? 108 8 32 VKQJ04 «9 4 KJ 1 0 2 *8851 A A 103 SOUTH 44J085 f A* ♦ Q 8I4 ♦ K* Both vulnrrahlw Bast- Keulh Weal North IV 1A 3V 3A 4V 4 * l’asa Rasa !***■ Oncnlng lead—# f good hearts. One of the basic principle* of a strength show, ing discard is that you signal with tlie highest caul you enn spare. Normally, West's had play J.ho Time Now To Select 2 la c o b y O n (B h id q s i West's opening of ths sin­ gleton diamond was a clasaio example of when to open * singleton. He held the ace of trumps ox * sure quick entry. Ills next play wn* an equal­ ly classic piample of what not to do. South went right up with dummy's nee of dia­ mond) and led » apuile. West took hi* acu without a mo­ ment's hesitation and led n heart. His partner had bid hearts. He Just lutd to hold the nee. At least this wnn vvhnt West thought. Had West bothered tn duck one spiule he would h a v e given hie partner a rhnm-e to algnnl and East would either have played (lie ten nf i-luh* to show strength in that suit or the king nf heart*. In this apnt the king rf heart* would have been a signal to show J I) ( 2) Hutton (S) <)! l e t III 1 DO (3 ) iti Ol j;jj D ) j i l u <3) tib b y called me and asked if she should send us a weddinf invitation. She said U w« didn't Intend to uae It, aha wouldn't send one because they are very expensive and they are running short of them. When 1 complained to my husband about It (they are HIS aide of the family, wouldn't you know?) he said, "Oil, don't be ao for­ mal! Ask her to READ lha invitation over the tele­ phone and tell her yea or not’* Is tills (he proper way to be Invited to a church wed­ ding? D» you think we should go? And if we decide not to go, do we have to send a gift anyway? DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED; Your relative hat much to learn about etiquette. Don't go to the wedding unless you want lo. And a gift la option­ al whether you go or not. j O c t 17 , 1 9 6 8 — P i n would have given South hi* contract hut East managed to find a way to beat the hand in spite of his partner'* ertor. Srulli won the n<* of heart! and played two more round! of trump* on which East dropped two hearts. Then ha led n eluli from dummy. Easl hopped tip with the act am! forced dummy to use Its last trump In order to ruff a heart. A diamond was led next and again East was ready to hop up with the king, lie still had a lot of chance* lo go wiung, but En*t had everything framed out. He led back his deuce of clubs. .Smith won with the Jock* hut had no way to get to dummy to discard hla last low diamond. W o m a n : By Ruth Miiiett think It looks bettor this way? A man’s natural reac­ tion is ”IVhut was wrong with It the way it was?" But that Is mighty exasperating to a woman who worked for hours to change it. The payoff Is when you roitin heme and find she has changed the color of her hair. Let her have her fun. If It realty dor* look awful, she'll come around to your way of thinking and restoro the na­ tural color herself. And if it look* g nat, you'll become ac­ customed to the change. You can’t lose either way, so why argue? Men—worthwhilo reading! "Happier WWea (hint! fof huj bands)." Just send 23 cent* to Ruth Miltett Render Ser­ vice, c o The Sanford Herald, I'. O. Box 1H9, Dept. A, Kadhi City Btuticn, New York 19| N. Y. TV RENTAL • Hales • Service Seminole TV FA 1-4828 Zenith Color TV Salw 1800 Sanford Av*. NOW SHOWING R I T Z OPEN 1:20 SHOWS AT 2:00-4:23-8:U-8:3S ...O u t o f the pages o f the m ost am azing story ever w r itte n com es Walt Disney A S W o T o ffi 8?^ D0U6US �it‘Ar it.M f*r Sanford Sailo r Leaves N avy L f f .iia fn fa rl frralb 4 1 Drought Covers Eastern Slates, \ Water Dwindles i M U r' E ftrut cam P«r »t | Met t Mr. rin« H paa and eltf can I tafl of pr.n loll 1 •n *01 and •d a I Irm fro an< tup anc > «( »*t ma act cat tlo brl tlo »tl br bit In* ra bit > th< ui br ch at "J an Tl at a* an I rc cl tb ca rc ai ct *i P b By VMM Fma fatenattoaal Fires amouldcrtd and flsr* •d today aeroaa lha droughtstricken caitern half of the ■atkm. Ftecioui v a t a r atippUea continued to dwindle. The U, 8. Weather Bureau predicted “rabatantial raise*’ would waih out the co*Uy dry aped ht the Mldweet and Great Plalaa during the seat SO daye. But the dry weather, which haa turned New England for eat) and Allegheny Umberlend Into tinder boxee, wae expected to continue along the Eastern Seaboard. The effects of the summert a g drought were beginning to be felt not only In flre-deatooyed woodland* and fields, tod to bunt-out cropa, de­ creasing milk auppliei and toe closing of schools. Many small towns were asked coniervs water. Wr­ en , creeks, likes and wed* dried up. Wster crista loomed in other cities. Woodlands have been closed to the public in several states. Campfires and other open burning near forests have been banned in others. to i t FIRST AID CLASSES, sponsored by the South Seminole Elementary CUnlc Mothers, bejran Montlny with 24 mothers enrolled. Here, Pastor H. V. Hendershot, Red Cross instructor, watches ns Mrs. Beverly Miller practices bandage on Mrs, Joyce Colborn, (Herald Photo) Winning Pigeon 'Up In The Air' Keim, Fortune Address Young Republicans TOKYO (LTD—The Japan International Goodwill Pigeon Rare got off the ground all right today, but the finish was indecisive. More than 2oo pigeons were released in centra! Japan for the 225 mile-flight to Tokyo. None showed up at the finish line. "We expected some of them to be intercepted by hawk*," a perplexed race official said. "||p'» IM« wM the first time the whole flight got lost." By Jane Casselberry John Keim, candidate for school board trustee In the Nov. S election, and Rep. Jan Fortune spoke at a meeting nf the Seminole County Young Republican Club T u e s d a y night in Howell Park filling Jrt f-r t'-r ;:hndu!cj .p o k e r. CAPE CANAVERAL tU P l) Sen. William Young, of St. —The reported **1* nf p«v. pe*er*t>iir«, ernment-rented I9i>0 «rt>l llKll Keim told nf the duties of model cars fur a* little »* a school hoard trustee, a non- TH E ••IMWNSWKEI*’’ $300 nil’ll ha * touched off paying post. and explained — How the* Kirnt Laity an investigation 1>>- n federal that hit dccirian to run wat wear.* her hair is al­ apace agency team from motivated by a deiire to ful­ ways a subject for con­ Washington. fill hit duty a« an active citi- versation — «»<t t h e Th* National Aeronautic* ren an I to help provide bet­ current "ilovvnsweep" she show a lie re is a ar.d Space Administration ter schools. (NASA! raid it* inspection* Fortune »poke on the need example. WASHINGTON (UPD—The division was checking into for a concerted effort by coml niter) States conducted Its '■possible impropriety” In the ml.slonera, the voter regis­ seventh announced u n d e r ­ Stle, which v s i conducted ort trar, and thep rest a* well a« ground nuclear weapons test civic dub* and individual* in H i restricted tnl>*iln ban treaty was *igned Aug. 5. i : ASA said it had n eiiv n i get reddent* tn re titter alive Atomic Energy ComScmino'e County 1* t,iird from r<; oris that 39 *»f 7* car* TOKYO (UPD—Communist v. • sold to inuiv .duals and lbs bottom of the list of Flor- ■( hiru h n charged India with mission said that the test in to tractor* opeia'.itii; at Cape Ida counties in the percent­ a new intrusion into Chinese Nevada wav of intermediate age of votert registered. I territory, the New China yield, with an explosive force C. laveral. equal In a range of between The need fur having pdl* The ears wen’ all two to New* Agency said in a broad 20 1**1 and 1.i*i,i**i tuns of three years old, with an uv* better marked wat illsrutted cast beard here today. ctngc of 30,000 mile* of U-e and {he club will request t hat , The broadcast carried the TNT. t ruler ground tc»ts are apiece. NASA had rented the county commission putt text of a C'hine*e note direct­ permitted under Ihc treaty. thrm under a contract July* 3, sign* giving the precinct ed to the Indian Foreign Mm lfW2, with Management Serv­ number at each voting plate. i»try rhar;ing an unspecified Original settlers nf Jam es­ Audrey Flynn, president, number of Indians crossed in­ town. Va . were brought on ice* Ine. The tale nl.-o ».i« t » have been conducted under gave a brief reiume «f the to China through the Karakir- the vessels Susan Constant, amendment* inn Pass Sept. 22. ttrm i laid out in the contract, constitutional Gnd Speed ami Discovery. and other items to appear on NASA said. tnfoiturd aourcc* (aid the the ballot tn the Nov. 5 elec­ rara had sold for a* little as tion She announced that result* *.;<«> each and the space agency said the disposal ».»!<• were satisfactory’ from '’Ope­ had been conducted on a re­ ration Registration," a pro­ During Gur Grand Opening — Were Awarded Tol stricted government reserva­ ject of the club, and within the last two months there Hubert Terry — 70.1 Via Lombnrtly, \Y. i’ttrk tion which "apparently de­ nied the public full opportu­ were an equal number regis­ 1). A. Brown — Box 777, I'ntwellicrry tering Republican and Demo­ nity to participate.” crat at compared to the pre­ Delilile AYilliam* — I*. O. Ibi\ 77, luike Mary vious ratio of 6 >a to one. Tribute To Walt A. V. Pope — Lake Charity, Maitland The mimeograph fund re­ GENEVA (LTI) - The In ceived a boost when one cou­ tcrgovernmental Committee ple pledged $30 if the rliih for European M i g r a t i o n can match this amount fur (1CE.M) paid tribute to the the purchase of this piece lata U, S. Rep Francis E of equipment Walter, who wa* chairman of Rev, Otto Laegler gave the th« House Immigration aub 1 n v o c a t ion. Refreshments «umm litre and supporter nf were nerved by Mr. and Mr* GAltDS th e refugee committee’s Charles Pierce during the cof­ Neminole I'laift — t'fts-idherry work. fee break. NASA Probes Sale Of Cars Nuclear Test Set Off In Nevada Red China Hits Indian Intrusion Q eola 'A TAIPEI, Formosa ( U I 'D U, S. and Chinese Nationalist paratroopers will hold a Joint maneuver next week In south­ ern Formosa, it was announc­ ed. The paratrooper* will en­ gage in drfrnte operations against a simulated invading force. Gondolas used on the can­ als of Venice are built lop­ sided so they will travel a straight line even though pushed by one oar. Complete Line Of llnllm.Trk Cards, Paper (loods, Stationery, ORDER PERSONALIZED CARDS EARLY Fine Watches - x n T tir. o r v r s - i . i i ' v t h »> SON TVS II M i l l (••». Iftl.li rin lS s l l i l a l n mt 1»U» BULOVA x o t ic h w H E R f t n r evivBN. That R. W. *rh.M,|cr*f» Ul» hatiler uf t h . r-iltuwlnc ca rllrio s t* h*» f l t « t >it<l eerlt* ftcftlft for *»* l<—4 to l*iti #4 th s rto n . Th * ca rtlflra ta nurnbor ami j u s r at laavtanv*, th * daaertptloa a f th* orar wrty, an<i lb* n »m » In w h ic h (-imitar la illuOralinn*) for Ladies and (Jentlemen t n i l *u**>.4 nr- >■ rollow*: C arllftea ta N«. ISIS Vaar »r $24.95 l u u s n o ts*t U tm lsilM »r r r - f t - r t s l Tolls T X I lliork S l - S - 111 la* P a rk Plftl Hook » l*s«« «* Nam* In w h ich ,**««*#t F r a n k X in, >Ilia fttablls. All i » l l pruptr tr b - l n a In tha C o u n ty Kamlnota, Sl.vfa n! Flnrltl* IJnlaas a m h r * r < l n . ra t a sh a ll ha r*4e»m»4 a c c o r d InU t o ta w lha |ir..it-rty rrlt>*4 In aufh e e t l l fl e a v a w ill t a *nt4 So th* h tx h - a t blddrr a t tha front door o f th# Paml•titla C o u n ty Court Huwsa at h a n f . u J , Florid*. « n th# flr*t M.iudaj In Ik a in units o f N o v . lonlieH M atch ha* gold filled case, 17 jewclo, A Shield Movement, and in tits. (■BAD ■ t *4 _ ycl- I. I*. 15. »». »«* * v rs»r, J. Philip Jewelers _ Arthur ft. B ^ h w t v h . Jr., Clark Ctreull C u i r t •a m nlu la Cu unly, S*!->rlt» nhtH’k proof. Man'# Mat rh ha* -laitdr*# »tee1 ■ 17 Jewel#. A Shield Murrmrtit, ia L .\Y ,\w .\T Hhmk amt H ater IVoof. FOR CHRISTMAS • uibar, t»SI. which la thft Sth Way o f Novem ber, 1»*J. Da tad this t s t day at Dot•b a r. Grand Opening last week. WATCH AND JEWELRY REP\ I R — SEMINOLE n . \7 V — CASSEl.HERRT Please come back . . . and let us serve you. Q jfflla QahdA a n d m a id (R ih Sa k& M j. (Dona (BcUiboJi Shop SEMINOLE PLAZA, 17-92 & SR 436, CASSELBERRY NEVER BEFORE AT THIS FRICEI O LD H IC K O R Y I * 1 O il IICKQIT •I j?. (Philip REG. 4.90 REG. 7.15 Schenley 6 YEAR CHAMPION STH. BOURBON’ EVERY DROP 12 YRS. OLD! 12.95 CASE OK 12 •r.SH CASE OF 12 $59 399 •> REG. 1.65 REG. 5.20 Philadelphia Ju st North Of Casselberry City Limits On Hi-Way 17-!>2 Halfway Between Sanford & Orlando 8 YEAR 86‘ BLEND 35.88 CASE OF 12 . viz )W 299 —— I'riccs Gvmm! In All AIIC Liquor Store* Visit Your If You Didn't liuy It At ABC— You Bald T iki Much! £ ° N eighborhood VR ■A * 8TR ky BRB. 41.95 CASE OF 12 ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE REG. 7.10 iB a iia n Jtim IMPORTED SCOTCH 6105 CASE OF 12 Legal Notice tr u visited us during our Military Head Wins Election In South Korea & (AFVS Plan Joint Move to all of you who , DOOR PRIZES b a a S I) t a A Sanford man h»* Just completed a 20-year tour of duty in the U. 9. Navy, In­ cluding two enlistmer.ta. If* 1* John T. Rumbley, ion of Mrs. J. A. Rumbley. He enlisted in August. 1911, served through World War II. left in 1913 and r»-»nli*ted In 1949. In the three-year In­ terval he was employed by tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road here. Kumblry taw eonToy duty In the Atlantic in the eatly day* of th* war on th# USS Arkansas. Later he took part in the African invasion. In vyr y ✓ all he nerved on six carrier*, t the L’SS Tarawa, Randolph, _ Cnnitellation, Antirtam, Kula i...,. f ,-A. Gulf and Shangri-La, his test J. T. RUMBLEY ship before retirement. Medals awarded him includ* the African Campaign, Asiat­ ic-Pacific, Occupation, Good Conduct with four star*, World War If and Pacific Area. # Rutnbley i* married to the former Thelma Johns, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johns, of Sanford. He te a SEOUL, Korea (UPD member of Masonic Lodge Military junta chairman Park No. 62, of Sanford. Chung Her appeared to have nosed out ex-Presidcnt Posun Safety Officials Y'un in closely contested South Korean presidential elections. Touring Cape With 97 per cent of the votes ORLANDO (UPD — Flor­ counted, unofficial returns ida's top lire *afety officials gave Park 4.C62.993 to 4.504,will get a lour of Cape Can­ 105 far Yun. A tote! of 10.357. averal today before winding 962 ballots were cast in the up tiie ttth annual Florida flection* Tuesday. Outstand­ Fire Prevention Conference. ing returns were from the ru­ Stale Firtr Marshal J. Ed- ral distiista whet* Park van win Larson, who is also state strongest. Even while the final returns treasurer and insurance commitstoner, told the conference were being count-d. Park’* Wednesday that Florida's junta backed Democratic Re­ fire losses have dropped be­ publican party claimed vic­ low the national average, but tory in the elections, which warned that the itate "must were probably the most o r­ not neglect one lingle effort derly ta South Korean his­ to avoid the tragedy of fire." tory. 5 19 H OM E OF TH E KI NG SIZED HI-BALL 39c DAY ox NITl - OPENING TU CLOSING J9c s t at u* m / < aoWM OUJCBOW ■Mtouiai Miuntjfi * ,u s» GOSOON OtN IMP HOICm imp CANaOlAN *Nl |(N1 AO I JIM *1 AM VCMtNUf alVIRvI OVD K.HO VPWINOV AMU MOVt QlMfH POPULAR SBAMDS AMU MlXtO UBIMsV REG. 1.90 Schenley SEAGRAM V O 0 1 0 TAYLOR CANADI AN CLUB / 1 | J C OLD GRAND DAD CUTTY SARK W BLACK (r WHITE NO COCKTAIL OR MIXED DRI NK OVER 49c - rt: FULL Q U A R T S P E C IA LS VALUES TO 5.83 GUCKENHEIMER RESERVE BLENDED WHISKEY •SthtnUn 11.95 CASE OF 12 3 79 BLENDED WHISKEY 4.95 VALUE LIGHT OK DARK GLENMORE CARIOCA RUM Canadian Ace Beer STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON HALLER DELUXE 6 as 99' 1.1.95 CASE OF 12 369 | *3.99 FULL QUART STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY REGENT BEER 25 % MORE IN QUARTS LIQUOR FOR LESS!! �■ + A » it School Custodian lo v e s ' Job CUioa fcd iiio n <Hlu> §>mtfnrft i By Mm. H. I.. Jnhnoow "Ths only way I eould go oack to school to be with the children I lore was to b« ap­ pointed c u s t o d i a n of the PAGE l-A T H l'ItS.. OCTORER 17, 1903 COUNTY NEWS school.” Thea are the words of Miss Aria Mann of Lake Monroe who hua been custodian of the Lake M o n r o e Elementary School since January, 11)59. IN June Casselberry K n o w n affectionately t o The Lyman High School young and old alike a t "Miss PTA's ground* beautification Arie," her daily motto if project got off to n good sta rt last Saturday when III •'Help Somebody Today," and Jonathan S. Lukas, son of ll.« Mima llrinstrud viburnum shrubs ami 10 ligus- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lukas of according to School Secretary Warning that "the fire trum* were planted along the Slavia. was announced today Mra. Helen Stapler, aha does season is on," Seminole Coun­ oval driveway in front of the as a state winner under this ty Forest Hunger Albert Har­ just that! school. l-ll Kecognitinn Program. ris stressed that nil burning If the children become 111 at Four paikinsonia tree* do­ Making the announcement of trash should he appioved nated hy the Wagon Wheel was W. W. Blown. state Imyx irhool, it is Miss Arie who and supervised by Usui fireNursery und u donation uf -I-11 dub agent with the Agiihelps them; If lepulr la needed departments in n u ll commu­ shrubs by the North Orlando cnlturnl Extension Service. In the school requiring a hum* nity in a talk before members tiurdeii Club will also planted. I.ukas was handed both top of the North Orlando Volunmer, or any other tool fur that Austin Saville, heautifiea- awards in forestry, a fountain trer Fire Department last matter, it's Mias Arie who tioii chairman, expressed his pen anil pencil set from Amer­ week. appreciation lo all those who ican Forest Product* Indus­ "fixes it” and if the town ll.ii 11- pointed out that nor­ donated money, time ami trie*. Inc,, und a trip to tho needs mowing or the shrub­ mally the next two months plants to make this project a National l-ll Club Congress bery need at tent inn, It'a Miss constitute a "dry period" In success. In Chicago hy the St. ItegU* Arie whu “does It.” the stale and that with cold Memln-is of (lie P'l'A who Paper Co of Pensacola. In weather approaching, dangers Ill uddition she sweeps und l helped willl the planting were addition to tile state awards, will he even more increased. cleans the floors of every 1'iincipul Carlton Henley, Mr. his record will l«> judged MISS AKIE MANN, custodian of the I.uke Mon­ Dining the business session and Mrs, Joseph Puvelchnk, against all other state winners room every school day, and roe Elem entary School, never lets thin manof the meeting the volunteers Mr. and Mr*. James Hirkeu- for one c7 six $100 scholar­ also is responsible fur raising sized power mower stop her if the school lawns voted to again collect toy * mayor, Km Burkhart, .Mr. and ship* to be given by American and lowering the flag every licet I n it Uni;. M m Mann, who ha* been custo­ for tots beginning the first Mrs. Don Jones, Mrs. Clem gi­ Forest Products. dian a t the school since 15KVJ, also tau g h t the day. week in November. Toys will ll ighsmith and Ml. and Mrs. A sophomore at Oviedo Flowers from the school be turned over to the Marino sixth grade there a t one time. (Herald Photo) Suv ille. High School, Jonathan Imx grounds, planted ami cultivat­ It serve for distribution at .Student vnluntcci* helping been in d-ll work for fiv«t ed by Miss Arie, are placed Christmastime. in this cooperative effort years uml i* a member of tho daily on tho secretary's desk Fire Chief Hill Halm read were Carol Highsmith, Phil Slav in Senior Club. Although jn the office. One specimen an Invitation for the gioitp Serin ist, Hill Ingram, Austin lie bus concentrated on foe* ■sen recently uli display litre to attend the 11th annual hatillo Ji. and Hill Hoi Mini k. estiy -lol wildlife piojeclk was a rare lavendar rose statewide fire prevention eoneach je»rr, he !>«.* undertaKen which has been a special pet fereme -et Oct. l'i-tT at the AUSTIN SAVII.I.H. beautification chairm an: Mr#. Joseph I’avetebak, several projeet* in toil mid and is shown with much pride. Hubert Meyer Motel ill Or­ 1*TA pre.-ddcnl and Carlton Henley, Hyman High principal, left to right, water conservation, garden­ A native of Cochran, Hu., lando, were among those pitching in to landscape the school grounds lied S atur­ ing, tractor use and rare, and Miss Arie crime to Lake Mon­ The men set Oct. PJ as a day. (Herald i'lioto) puldie speaking. A pn>|HiHiil lor tin- development uf Trout l.nke work day for Did village file roe in October, 1909. Today J mm tha a has am veil ns nn she la living in the home that as a combined swimming facility fur t,ynmn Iligb truck. officer of hi* local club threw has been here since 1913, now School und the Town of Casselberry was presented Two new members joined times, including one year a* the oldest house still stand­ for consideration of the Casselberry Rout'd of Alder­ the organization at this meet­ president and ha# served u« ing in Monroe. She does all men a t Monday nijghtV meeting, ing. chaplain of the county coun­ Jim Hirkenmeyer, Casselberry resident and the curpcntur repair work on By Sir*. Adam .Muller cil. He Ims won miniarouu member of the Lyman Boo*, the home and just this sum­ , bun men will lie notified this cane game, basketball throw, Hy Mona HrinMrad The Auxiliary to the De­ county awnnU In p u h I I a teis Association, advised that mer installed awnings over all train rides, a candied apple, nary Volunteer Fire Depart­ sp.-iiking ami t r a c t o r , und Plan* for Die Loitgwond week of their duties, with cooperative effort the the windows. Two of her Permanent booths, which peanut mol popcorn booth, ment voted last Thursday to placed sixth or better in Dus Elementary School'* Harvest lake eould he made an ideal b r o t h e r s . Clark anil Jack Festival were made last Fri­ can lie taken down anil stored two ticket hooths, a dinner in purchase new card tables to state vegetable judging eonbeat ion for the town's annual Mann, also reside there. day night ul a meeting of the for future use. are being he used in the Recreation test for the pnst five years. the cafeteria and an auction. water safety and swimming Miss Aria f i n i s h e d the Hall of the Fire Station where I TO Way* and Mean* Com­ planned and will lie set op William Hein is local louder A main attraction will he classes anti for the school's eighth grade a t Monroe School mittee held at the North Or- during the morning of the the meeting was Its-ld with of the Slavia Club. Die crowning of a Harvest swimming program and com­ which at that time win two Mrs, Charles U rid i presid­ Inndii home of Mr and Mrs- Festival date. Chairmen and King and ljuren. Container* ing. petition. years old and had only three Pat DelVillnggio, chairmen of their committee* will ho re­ lie M ona d r ill- le a d rooms. sponsible for decorating and for penny vote* will he placed The Invocation w as given Citing the fact that Cns-elthe committee. in each lionieroion this week hy Mrs. Alfred Itaull and the A costume Halloween party Hy lli-rnirr Kelsey During the 1923-21 school berry is the only town other The Festival will ho held for npcrutilig the booths. term aha was appointed by Joe B. McCawley Jr., di­ than Sanford in the area ttint and potluck supper was plan­ from t until 7 pm , oil Satur­ Attinelion* scheduled in­ ami the king and queen will Salute fn the Flag was led State School Superintendent rector or UkT ethical hypnosis conducts swimming classes ned hy the North Orlando day, Nov. J'!, at the school. clude three fish ponds, a ho chosen from the room turn­ by Mrs. Carl Halles. ing in lh,, largest collection. W. S. Cawthon to teach the training center Mrs. Charles Ashley joined Assignment* for activities country store, a cake walk, Orlando, 111,1 n Inrjji* scale, Hirkenmeyer (iitrden Club at last week's Ill other business the com­ the group as a new member. meeting. The event is sched­ sixth grade under a tenipnrbean hug throw, treasure and booth* were made for advised that it is U-roiniiig By Julia Harlow ary certificate. Principal then was guest speaker Monday iiuieasingly difficult e a c h uled for Friday, Nov. I, be­ eiich liiimrpiiim und homeroom hunt booth, wel sponge throw, mittee planned to sponsor A change in Ihe by-law* A sketch in satire entitled movie* on Saturday after- was read by Miss Beatrice night for the annual Faculty ginning lit 7 p.ni., at tlui Ivie was J. Tildcn Jacobs. x-nr for tin town to find an "Sandbox and PTA" will In* inton * at Die *rhon| with filial After retiring as ■ teacher Night Dinner given by **11' .unitabln lake whit It alst) is Building io Ihn Village It'sJ. Tyson, parliamentarian, details of thi* project to tie who served ns recording se­ presented at next Tuesday's rcaltnn area. ■he became custodian for two- Oviedo Women’s Club. clear enough to suit Dm pnrH p.m. meeting of Ilia A lta­ announced ut u Inter date. In other business Die eluh cretary in Die absence of and one-half years during Du.Speaking before some 100 p'l-e. monte Spring* Elementary Those all ending were s-rv- Mr* Paul Frevtxrher. voted uimnimoosly to u«.*i*l early 1950'a. She later turned club members a r J t h e i r Ho pointed Old that Trout the tire Department und t iv­ 1 c,J i e f l r d ilu e n t* o f to f f e e and Plan* were made for the PTA h* be held in Dm school In farming which sho did until guests, McCawley cited values l ake wdli it* crystal clear cookies a t tllu close of th e Auxiliary tn sponsor a plas­ iniditorium. 1955 when she became a prac­ uf hypnosis in medical fields water, if the hunks are ie Association with the Commeeting. Plans for the program wer* tic wares party at HI a. in. tical ntirsfl for a time. advising th at the public L be­ brought down mol a dock in­ nionity Christmas Party Ap­ made «t a board meeting held pointed a* a committee to on Oct ?n at the Itecreation She is a member of the Mon­ ing educated in tins plni-m of stalled, would offer s perHall. It also was voted lo Tuesday morning. roe First llaplist Church and hypnosis as opposed in the in‘iTieni inthilmti to tliis prole represent the eluh w e r e Mi . I Ten representatives from erly Krerek of III*- Calliolic Narrating tho sketch Wilt continue (lie rn.igrmne sales lias Iniiglit Sunday School stage perfunnaiict , of Hr. mi lein as well os giving tint Shirley Hyiin. Mi Id it i liar- North Orlando organization* Women's Circle who will he lb 31r*, 3lnry VsnCleef. In project. met Monday night in tin? program villa nod Mrs, Betsy Nall. them ainra tint was 15 years mat me hy print id. chairman; Mr* ,i lion! It needed training fnMember* also voted to Civic Hnihllng to jdan the Betsy Nall of the Harden Refreshment) were nerved the rnst of diam eters will hw old. Referral for services of a rillty. following the meeting by the N’ita Norris, Klu|<« Slanm, make a donation toward (lie Community Christmas Party Miss Arie has served under professional hypnotist must Hoot ers have offered to Club a* refreshment chair­ hostesses who were Mr*. Frances t'ockrill, Hetty Tollc, fiv« principals a t Monroe Ini made by a doctor or -lent. ,,r„vi,l,. the labor for any Lyman High School "Plant- to he held Sunday, lh-c. la, man and decorating the A new (Jirl* l-ll Club w n s'o im Hartwlg, chairman and Thelma Knocchrl, Ann M a y . I mg Day." held tail Saturday starting at 2 p. m. School since she has been •*L j work done and it was »utj* a t the school, The party will take place building; Chuck ltowell of mguiiDrd In (Jenevn early this Mrs It Boyd, Mrs. T. Hod- berry, Jean N’u**, Lillian Donthere and she has only pruise For driuoti.str.it i-m p u l'" " - . ,1 that Casselberry proA demonstration on how to Isith outdoors in the recrea­ the Fire Department as chair month with ten girl* n* mem-1 gett. Mr*. Ed Patterson. 31r*. nhlson, Lynn Ksch, Janet lionfor each man. The five are McCawley used his wife n- a vi,)„ «.-«|til|mit-nt. nir layer a rubber plant was tion area and indoor* in the man of outdoor tree and de­ be is and Mr*. It. F. Box nnd W. Scolt and Mrs. Ehworth der, 3lurgaret Armstrong, Roy Nichols, now teaching In subject placing her in the fifth The proposal will be taken presented by the ho-tes-ei, Civic Building. Florence Hcrg, Mlllicent amt corations; Roy Hurke of the Mr*. J. W. Byrnes a* local Ogden. Orunge County; J. IV. Wells, statu whieh i- used for ull under nth Dement by the Fas- Mr*. Vera Anderson mol Mrs. leaders. Dan 1'attisliall, Put Willi*, Hante* were played under now retired; John Angel, now type* of surgery. Fire Chief Hill Hahn, who Civic Association as chair­ -t'lherry Recreation ('numbs. Ruth d a rk . Officer* of Die elilb me direction of Mrs. T. Hoar aid Vi and Bill Sc, rest and Mailman in rlrarge of fund rais­ principal of South Seminole conducted the meeting, ex­ The covered dish supper, •ion ami attorney* for the SohwcUcr. New mrmliDi* attending plained that since the depart ing for the juirty with parti­ Patty Jolmson. president; Ft and Mrs. Ed Mealy. Junior High; Morris Ruby, which honors member* uf the school hoard. Year book* wilt bo distriliwere Mr*. Hetty Feld. Mrs. merit i* small m number and cipation from each club and laleim Box, virn president und principal of the new English Oviedo schorl faculty, their Deborah Sternum, secretary. uted to ull paid member* and June West, Mrs. Helen I lean low in finances, help from Mrs. Mona Hrinstead also of Estates School and the pres­ husband* and wive* and hus­ Aetlville* n* reported for reminder will be made that and Mrs. Hilda Sommer. Tho other organization* is appre­ the Civic Association, as ent principal, Janies Murray. band* of the Women's ( lull due* mu*i be paid by Dec. I hostess gift of a barging ciated on this civic affair. chairman in charge of hag the fir.it three weeks by Linda She says “ I get so much members, was held in the to remain in good standing. planter filled with fern *■< However, he advised that the ging candy, fruit and other Russell, club reporter, includ­ enjoyment from living ublo to school cafctorium. ed learning to measure rook­ Each classroom having in > won by Mrs. Sommer. treats for distribution among department would like to re­ work with the faculty mem­ ing ingredient# the first week; per vent membership will ho Refreshments of cuke, cof­ main a* *i»)n son of the the children. bers anil the children that I how to read recipe direction* awarded fj. fee and soft drink* were A program and refresh­ event. hope to continue on working am! to make brownie* the sec­ Teachers conference day ut served at the close uf the ment* will be planned (or the Tire firemen will arrange here as long as everything is ond week ami how to make the .school bus been schedub 1 meeting. fur Santa's visit and will in­ entire family. satisfactory concerning my for Friday, Del. 2a. and rut sandwiches tbi* week. Representatives will meet vite him to ride on the fire work.” By Mr*. Adam 3tullrr By llonnu Estes Meeting* are held each at 7:30 p. m. next Thursday truck to the party. And, in this reporter's opin­ Twelve new members join­ The Library Committee of Appointed to start work night in (lie Civic Building Tuesday ut 2:30 p. m. at the ed the Dellary Volunteer ion, that will be a long time the lain gwood Elementary Immediately were Mr* Ik-v- for a Progress Report Night. Hetteva Community Hall. for this lady, who is all of fiO Firemen's Association at last PTo met last Friday after­ years young (lu.it May) will Thitr lay's nice ting hell in noon a t the school for an In­ never he satisfied unywlicte Hie Recreation II ill of the structive session conducted Hy Mr*. Adam 'toller rise hut among the young pro Fire Station with Tliornhm hy Mr*. Carole Harrow, lib­ D e l l a r y Harrack* 1197, pin she so dearly hues und Smith presiding. rarian. II* Jane Casselberry World War I Veteran*, will In Hie group were William wants to help in some way. Mr.*. Harrow outlined and The South Semiiude 3V,'. celebrate at a lliithbiiy Diri Bragg. Hubert F Dauby, Eu explained library procedures nrr for member* of the Har­ ene Davb. Steve I loll away, , AV“*0" Newcomers t'l Ity Julia Itartu* J from the time the books arc will Indd an instullation rack) ami Auxiliary to be Charles Jordon. L uim * A, I The scunnole County Conn­ acquired and cataloged until held at ili.'IO pin. next Thurs­ Knhn. Rolrert E Lambert, I officer# uml lumhcun tilthey are loaned to the stud- ell of Parent-Teacher Associa­ day at the Community ('en­ Frank IVrrlcl.. Irwin It Se- linn-day at 11.50 a.in tion* will hold a ‘telsMil of ' ent.s. She also gave instruc­ ter. fried, S'.inh-) strnutl. Lloyd «h** Imperial Home in Wiotr • Instruction next Monday at tions on book mending. A workshop oil making a I'luns fo r the celebration f Ward and lame- Joe Da■ the Community Methodist 31 embers of the library "Teen Doll" will Is- held by yli | 3b* Judy Hurl art ■ < w r e made at. a meeting of the Lake Mary Home Demon­ , ,, , ... committee arc Mrs. Margaret Church in Casselberry Saturday night Hie Firemen 'Upevvi-or. wilt be Iti-talln ■ All person* interested in stration Club next Tuesday at « » *roup t»U h u t Frktoy a t BurJW| ebBlrnun atlll Mr, the Center, Mra. Chuunvey M,mj (;r,nstt. Mrs. U tpsmsored tiieir regular dance the welfare of children are ID a. m to the Lake Mary Incoming and uutgoiu 1 at tile Hall during which those Kmg will serve a* chairman Vere Ward, Mr* Mvra smdwelcome to attend Fire Halt. b o a rd m em ber* w ill me, attending enjoyed the *i>eiul f»r the Auxiliary and Irving < )(,n Mr, Virginia DelVillag Registration will be taken Material* needed to make ty nainlmrs. "Alley Cat" and I Thnnalay, (k t. I, nt U . i the doll will he: one, 3 inch Ja..,bx a . chairman for the ,, Uri Dorothy Johns, Mw. from 9 until 9:30 a. m. and • Silver Sand*." Harrison | *»-)•*. to exchange duties «f slyrafuam hall; 'x yard ol Barracks. Entertainment will Virginia Buihor, Mr*. Dolnret cotfee will be served those Hernnlter had charge of re office at Uncle John's t'anla? under direction of Mane Krenchi J |r, Rhisie.*. present at thi# time. >; inch material* for blouse; freihmeirlv and se rv e d lit* >,.ke House on E. Colour i Mr». Mary Altec Maxwell, Tire school will lie gin i, yard of material for pan- Dungan a* chairman. "fireball hot rings,’* euffee Dnvr In tlrlamia. The Seventh ................ . \ |r . -,.r,„u . Mr* prompt!) at 9 :tn a m and ties; one skein of rug yarn und eohl drinks. I ------------- -- • for hair, black, brown or yel­ ing to he held in Winter Car K|ainc singleton. Mr* HeUy will be completed by t'J.15 The next dance will be held tm , low; u one-inch strips bed den on Nov. 9 wn, aiiri onced Nj h y r , ia.nna Young. Mr* p. in. from s until It p m. on bat U l i m i H l l t f e S a i l * Instructor* will he Mr*. T. sheet, length long; one square and all reservation) *hnuld be (y,)rj 4 o \ , ,,| Mrs. France* urday, Oct. SI. 1 Fern Patk Veterans ef of pink fell; one square of in no lutcr than N<tv. t with William*, Mr*. Eloise Sweat. II. Ilrunerof of Orlando, presTie a n n u a l Halloween World 33'»r I. Hat rack* 2.v,>.-. Commander Wilitam* Brie*. Mr* Johnnie Yeoman. Mrs. klent of the eighth district black felt; glue that dries Dance will lie held at X p.m. wiil hold a t'inimaga (tale #V A aoelal hour followed the (;|0ria Fcrrin ami Mr*. Vicky of PTA: Mrs Perry Sterber clear and needle and thread. | on Saturday. Nov. 2. with the Super Tulu Store on Sit ltd «f Daytona, first vice presi­ Those planning to attend meeting during which re- Mctlsrugh. I HltlSTMAS IN (HTOIIKU \v;i* r-vlcirniteil thi* week l>> SanfoiTt t h:i|rPopulairex Hand providing on Friday and Saturday, lh are ala* asked to bring their freshmen!-, s e n *rrved hy Two North Orlando *tndent) dent of the district and Mr*. tt-c 1101, Women of tin: Moo-e, vvlutii gilt* for Mno.-ndieart nml AI imwo the music. Costunie i« option- IS ami L*. All contribution > Fred Eubank, of Palmetto, Die auxiliary member*. | from South .v-nnnole Junior own sack lunch. Further in­ at. Ticket* may Ik- purcha-ed will t>e greatly appreciate I hiiveit worti turned in D> Senior UeRttnl Men. Idn May Sjohlom, left nnd Anthony Campanello of Or High, Mi**t-) Kathy and Mar- state PTV vice president. formation may be obtained fnnn in* cmiiniitt * inciii incimllng In (’,>11111190 !«r ti Mnusidiciirt Chnirmiiit Mr*. Beilin Donley. Ciftv *UH nre Ireintf an ented No charge* will be inr.de by calisag Edwin Ken­ ange City wa* admllte I to tha Dean, have xl*n asjiitcd ' , i; .. • n'c. .iu?) will lx; uiitiled N o '. I to the two liutnea. > (II ltuM I'lmto) fur jlte n ljncc at the ibool rnembenhip. iWillr tile library ttdrk. l*r. nedy. Forest Ranger Gives Talk On FireSeason Beautification Gets Good Start Slavia 4-H Boy Is State Winner !n Foresfry Trout lake Proposed A s Swimming Facility (smmictes Plans Festival Fire Auxiliary To Buy Tables For Hall North Orlando Garden Club Plans Parly Area Hypnotist Is Speaker For Women's Cliib Altamonte PTA To See Sketch North Orlando Plans Annual Holiday Event Girls Organize New 4-H Club In Geneva Barracks 1197 To Celebrate Birthday 12 Men Join DeBary Firemen Associalion 1engwood PTO Women Meet With Librarian PTA Council To Hold School Of Instruction Welcome Wagon Club To Insl-all New Officers Lake Mary Club Sets Workshop J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Tbooo initiated were Benlorn — Peter Carlson, David rami AanodstlM of Belli s i P a n in a , win bo held at P;S0 a. m. Friday In tha Bocroatfon B e ll af the Fite Station. Bafraahaamia will ho aervod h jr B a r r y Ball, fellowship chairman, to open tho moating i and a program o f Christinas a r d a wiH ha lad by Mrs. H. Whitaker with L o a n Platt e f a aompioheaaito analysis galds fo r smnpariag health f n e a r a a o tc o o tr a c ta which h ero boon prepared by Elmer Oramhashm, post president. M r. C. Girieh, president, ropatto to o t studies have shown worked variations In eondithan aad provisions for pay­ ments la hospital and surgical tuearaa ee eoatnrts and it in foU that aama guide linen aro needed to evaluate tho flood o f now contract* now being o ffared. Howard Middleton, program chairman, advises that o rep­ resentative o f tha Bureau of Internal B*venae will attend Gw Jan. 10 meeting o f Gw group to explain new provi­ sions o f tho Federal Income Tag B a to n . Oviedo Masons Elect Officers By Bernice Kohty Oviedo Lodge 243, F A AM. sleeted officers for tho 1964 year at a moating of the group bald Monday night In tha Lodge Hall. Elected were Dan C. John­ son o f Maitland, worshipful master; J. Ruiatll Grant of Loogwood, senior warden; Georgo M. Holder Jr. of Casaolberry, junior wardon; J. Thomas McLain of Conors, treasurer for tho fifth con­ secutive year and Robert A. Cameron IV o f Oviedo, secre­ tary fo r the siith consecutive year. Appointive offices will be innounced on Dec. 23, next tegular masting of the group. An onllghtsnlng am) thor­ oughly interesting account o f "Chriatmoa in Am erica" waa presented by Mrs. Julia Day whan aha waa guest speaker recently at tho annual cov­ ered dish Christmas luncheon o f tho AltMuouto Springs Clvie Club. Mrs. Day sxplalnod that tbo only holiday observed by tho early settlers waa Thanks­ giving ta they could not find any.evideaee in tho Bible pro­ viding n boaia fo r celebrating Christmas and that it waa in tbo middle o f tho Ittb century before soma churches began to observa tho holiday. Santo Claus made hie ap­ pearance ■ littlo more than 100 yean ago and Christmas eards were’ Introduced in Eng­ land in IMS. By the year IBM, sending cards had beeoma an eatabilahod custom and today It Is oatlmated that soma ono-and-one-half billion are mailed out oach year. Mrs. Day told o f her visit to Christmas (Florida), which is only n IS mile trip from Altamonte Spring*, o f her visit with Poetins* tor Mrs. J. Tuck­ er and o f the Living Christ­ mas Tree, Peaeo Garden and museum located than. Many members o f tho club expressed interest in visiting the amall community to mail their Christmas greeting cards and to view the attractions than. Tha Booth Bomlnola Wel­ Club memben voted during come Wagon Newcomers Club the abort business meeting will moot text Thursday at to sponsor a male patient at Sunland Training Center in 11:30 t a . at tbo Villa Nova Gainesville. This patient, al­ Restaurant is Winter Park though CO yea n old, has the for luncheon and cards. mind of a child and especially Members will be asked to enjoy* receiving glfte of can­ donate one dollar fo r the dy, carde, etc. The club alto voted to help ciub'a charity projects In place of tho usual g ift exchange. o fatherless Negro family Four needy famllloa were help­ with four ehlldnn at Christ­ ed by Die Newcomers at mastime. T h en ore three girls Thanksgiving and fo r Cbrlst- and one boy in ths family and maa they plan to outfit tho It Is said that the little gtrla two girls whoa they sponsor would Ilka "skirt* and blouses at 8un!and Training Cantor like othsr little girls wear.” and old tho old folks ot the further Information may be Shaner Nursing Homo In Cas­ obtained from memlwrs o f the club by anyono wishing to selberry. Mra. Jo Mayo and Mra. assist with this project Mn. Frank O’Brien was In Mary Ann Miles recently vis­ ited Snnland and took o large charge o f table arrangements quantity of clothing which for the meeting and decora­ was donated by the South tions Included polnsettUs, sli­ Seminole Elementary C.T.P. vered Christmas t n c i, green following their rummage tale. net wreaths and Santa and hi* Forty club membera enjoyed reindeer were placed on the tho buffet luncheon and bene­ mantle. Gue»te attending were Mrs. fit matinee at the Orange Blossom Theater Wednesday. Richard Cockley, Mrs. Charles Muffley, Mrs. Wayne Sobatka, Mrs. William Eckard, Mrs. William Lancaster, Mrs. Ste­ The saecutive board o f the phen Tully, Mrs. Charles Cur­ Longwood Elementary PTO ry and Miss Deborah Glover. will meet at B p. m. today In Joining the club at thla meet­ the Teacher's Lounge to plan ing were Mrs. Sobatka, Mrs. the agenda for next Tuesday's Curry aud Mrs. Muffley. meeting of the general mem­ Hostesses fo r tha luncheon bership. All board members were members o f the executive mre urged to attend. board. Board To Meet King, Mary Mae and Panin Kiddle; Juniors—Andrew Hlnely, Larry Marshall, Mary Midgetto, Busan La Itstosh, lo r r y Parker and Gwyn Botenkroger; Sophomores — Ste­ phen Brady, Robert Gopten, Thomas McLaughlin, Kelly Trawiek,[, Demetrius Thermmos, Dorian Thermenos, Can­ dies Batnford, Nancy George, Kathleen Kent, Cynthia Legg, Eunice Murray, Nancy Payne, Mary Peterson, and #Carolyu Thomas. Lyman Faculty membera, Mraf Mildred Daurus, Ray Pharr and Jim Payne, who are numbers o f tha Beta Club, were honored. Pharr apoka on the subject, "W hat tha Beta Club Meant to Me." Principal Carlton Hen­ ley administered the pledge to tho new membera and gava n abort inspirational talk. By Jane Casselberry The December meeting o f the South' Seminole Ganlen Club will bo held next Monday at 1:30 p. m. at tbs Cassel­ berry Women's Club on Over­ brook Drive with tho thema to be ".Magic o f Christmas." Mrs. E. P. Richards will present a monologue entitled "Marital Showdown." Mem­ ber* of tho executive board will present a playlet, "Strate­ gy in Garden Club." Each member is asked to bring a BO cent toy or gift for the I(lon» Club Christmas baskets. Each should be mark­ ed with the age and sex of the child who might snjoy It. There will be a gift ex­ change o f 15 cent gifts per­ taining to gardening among members o f the club. Hostesses will be Mrs. Elton Bennett, Mrs. Walter Krohns, Mr*. 0 . W. Holmes, Mrs. Ralph Hammond and Mrs. W. J. Hartley. Unit To Meet The Auxiliary Unit of South Seminole VFW Post BgU7 will meet at S p. m. today at the Post Home on the Old Dixie Mrs. Ruth Hopkins, president will conduct the meeting. Oviedo Teams Treated To Steak Dinner By Betake Kelsey Members o f the Oviedo Var­ sity and Junior Varsity Foot­ ball teams wers guests o f hone r last Thursday when Ros­ well Noegel, member o f tha board o f directors o f the Oviedo Athlrtie Association, entertained at a steak suppsr at John Courier Field with 100 persons In attendance. Other special guests Invit­ ed to the affair were Jim Stoner, physician for the Palmer, Arthur Hcott and Jack trams; Varsity slid Junior Calvert of the school's coach- Varsity Cheerleaders and their sponsors, Mr*. James l'artln and Mr*. Milton Gore; Home­ coming Queen candidates and the 1903 Queen, Miss Ann Ridenour and Joe Warden, ► Herald sport* writer. Assisting with preparation of the ineai were Emmett Kel­ sey* Chief George A. Kelsey, Bob Ward and Johnny Jakubcln. Out-of-town guesta for the occasion were Noegel's brothrr-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Davis of Orlan­ do. Noegel, In addition to serv­ ing on the board of tho Ath­ letic Association, Is a devoted fan and assists tho school and town groups in many *aya in fund-raising events and civic and ooclal affairs, lit Is owner o f the Oviedo Drug 3loro and, although not a resident o f the town, he set 1 . e jj takes an active interest In all *P M f matters concerning it. He haa expressed hia appre­ ciation to all thoea helping GRILLING STEAKS i t b i t week's dinner honoring Oviedo football teams him with the steak supper worn, front left, Roewell Noegel, the hoot end Johnnie Jnkubdn, Bob Word and looks forward to teeing It and Chief George K elsey. (Herald Photo) become an annual event. CUB SCOUTS o f Pack 232, made up o f handicapped youngster* at For­ rest Park School, are making Christmas gifts fo r their parents under di­ rection o f Den Mothers Mrs. Mary McEnany and Mrs. Frances Setje, left to right, who are shown with Ed, Blliy and Mark, members o f the pack. By JnBa Bartoo Thla month's meeting of the Alla monte Springs Ele­ mentary PTA wai held on Dec. 3 at 7:30 p. m. In the school auditorium. Tho meeting was opened with tho presentation of a living Nativity Seen* by Mrs. Sue O'Hara's fifth graders followed by e Christinas carol song fast. During thd business meet­ ing It was reported by Mr*. Louise Kirschner that the Halloween Carnival brought In a net profit of 1839. The magaiine sales project has been completed and final re­ ports will be given at tho next meeting. Mra. VI Segrest reported that student eye exams by means of tele-binocular are nearing completion. An Informative program on growth of student enrollment and teaching personnel since IBM, projected until IBM, was presented by R. T. Milwee, Stewart Gatchel, Wil­ liam Horton and Mrs. Mar­ garet Gott of the Seminole County School Department. Refreshments were served by fifth grade mothers at the cluso of the meeting. Christmas Sock Hop Planned By Jane Casselberry A Christmas Sock Hop (or young people, 12 to 18 years, will be sponsored by the Cas­ selberry Recreatfon Commis­ sion on Saturday, Dec. 21, from 7:30 until 11:20 p.m. in the Women's Club Building on Overbrook Drive. It is requested that glris attending wear dresses or skirts and blouses and boys wear slack* and sporta shirts. Youths from Casselberry By Moaa Grinstrod A program on Christmas decoration* demonstrating or­ iginal dies* for their creation was presented by Mrs. II. T. Crittenden, florist, as a high­ light of last week's meeting o f the North Orlando Garden Club In the Civic Building. Following the demonstra­ tion, all member* of tha club Joined in a work session to Bear LakePTA HasProgram Highlight of the Dee. 3 Bear Lake Elementary PTA meet­ ing was the presentation ol "Harvest of Songs," a musi­ cal program given by fourth, fifth and sixth grade musicstudents of Mrs. Mary Fran­ ces Holten. Those taking part In the program appeared In Puritan costume. Mrs. Kay Viets, ways and means chuirman, announced that the special full-length color cartoon, "The Snow Queen," which will be shown Saturday from 3 until 4 p.m. In the school auditorium, will be the last movie until after the holidays. The regular schedule of the every-otherSaturday movies will be re­ sumed on Jan. II. Mrs. Mary Krenzcr inform­ ed that there still Is time for parents to "climb aboard the PTA Member Ship as a pass­ enger" and that a -hart pic­ ture of the "ship'' is in the school office. There will be no meeting of the PTA in January. mako their own holiday decor­ ations. Business conducted at the meeting included a vote to rent the club's large coffee maker to other North Orlan­ do clubs. A fee o f 00 cents for the first two days will be rhargrd after which additional rharges of OO rent* per day will be msde. The group nlso voted to havo membership cards and to purchase award certificates to be presented to Garden of the Month winner*. Identities o f secret pals were revealed and gifts exchanged. New names were drawn for the coming yrar. A talk on horticulture re­ lated to various yard ami plant problems was presented by the hostesiea, Mrs. Carl Hyatt and Mrs. Dun Nall. Two new members, Mrs. M. E. Berry and Sirs. Eileen Wyman, were accepted. 1h* club's Christmas party will lie held thla Friday at 9 p.m. in the Civic Building for members and their husband*. Those attending are asked to bring a gift for a man and a woman for exchange. Area C O f C To Meet By Donna Estes The December meeting of the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for B p. m. today In the Civic League Building on Church Street. Bud Scott, temporary chair­ man. will preside at the meeting for which no special program ha* been planned. » r J«ee f t m l w y D m Mather Frances Setje of Cu s e Iberry, who ha* beta hi Cob Scout work for the past eight years, not only has a dm of active boys in Cas­ selberry Pack MO. but also works with Pack S3S made up *f handicapped boys from eight-ten years old at Forrest Park School in Orlando. Her co-leader is Mrs. Mary McEaany o f Apopka, advanc­ ed training chairman for the Wekiwa District. The II eager cubs cons* from communities In Seminole and Orange Coun­ ties and suffer from a variety of handicaps including cere­ bral palsey, muscular dystro­ phy, congenital birth defects, post-polio, aphasia, spina bifilda and blindness. At first glance on entering their meeting place, one is impressed with the fact that here are a group o f typical, lively, noisy and bright-eyed cubs. A second look reveals that some of these youngsters are wearing leg braces, some are in wheel chairs and others must "s e e " with their lingers the gifts they are painstakingly making to sur­ prise their parents at Christ­ mas. They stiffen with pride as they salute the Flag and they pledge themselves to "do my best to do ray duty to Cod and my country, to be square and to obey the law of the pack" just like cubs everywhere. The Cub Pack was organ­ ised last February and meets every other week with the boys enjoying as many phas­ es of the scouting program as they are capable of doing. Troops also have been organ­ ised at Forrest Park for Itrownies and (lirl Scouts. Sinrrre gratitude Is due vol­ unteers such as Mrs. Setje and Mrs. McEnany who are striving to help these boys suffering from a physical dis­ ability to have as normal a childhood as possible. Wayfarers Elect New Officers DeBary Club ToOffer Class In Sculpture Plans to offer a d a is in sculpture, If sufficient Inter­ est la shown, were made at last week*! meeting of tho DeBary Arts and Crafta Club held at the DeBary Mansion House wjth President Chester Eldridge presiding. Those interested in tho sculpture class, which would be taught by Col. Paul Biased o f Lake Mary, are asked to register at the Mansion or contact any member of the club. In other business, changes to be made in the by-law* were explained. Archie Mac* Xaughlon gave a resume of the recent convention held in Hollywood and i n f o r m e d members that two iota at the Mansion entrance will be giv­ e s to the Federation in place of two located at the swim­ ming pool. This change in lot location will allow the view from the Mansion overlooking Lake Monroe to remain as it haa been for past year*. Mrs. G. Patterson was preaented as a new member by Mrs. Adam Muller, memberahiD chairman. The public is invited to view the Religion in Art exhibit now on display by the club and the Florida Circuit Show­ ing now hanging in the three main galleries at the Man- Enrollment for 20 neve members will be conducted by Sanford Lodge 1351. Loyal Order of Moose, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday with the lodge's own Degree Tram presiding. Candidates will be present­ ed by Bobby Small, member­ ship chairman. Following the enrollment, which is restricted to mem­ bers of the lodge, an Anniver­ sary Dance will be held from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m. for all members and their invited guests. Music for dancing will be provided by Nick Pfeifauf and hi* "Starlighter*." Both events will take placo in the temporary Lodge Hall located above the IGA Food Mart in Lake Mary. The DeBary Wayfarers, meeting recently at the Com­ munity Center, elected a new slate of officers on recom­ mendations as presented by Georgo Nickol, chairman of the nominating committee. Serving will be Samuel H. English, president; Joseph E. Keller, vice president; Wil­ liam E. Allen, recording sec­ retary; John L. Diehl, finan­ cial secretary; John H. W. Goerts, treasurer, and Walter J. Conaty and Raymond II. Snyder, director*. Officers will b* Installed at By Mrs. G a m e * flayder the Jail. g mociiag of the Tho Osteea Civic Associa­ group. tion will sponsor a Christmas Bazaar In the Parish Houso of Sanford's Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church this Friday from Mrs. Onnle R. Shomate, 9 a. m. unlit 9 p. m. Longkood city clerk, announc­ Light lunches of sandwiches, ed today that the registra­ pie, cake and coffee also tion books In the city have will be available. * been reopened and will re­ All proceeds from the event main open each day during will be applied to funds for regular office hours until Nov. building the proposed new 31, 1964. Osteen Civic Center. Osteen Group To Sponsor Bazaar Book Open Fire Auxiliary Sets Lurtcheon By Mrs. Adam Mailer A covered dish luncheon for members of the Auxiliary to the DeBary Volunteer Fire­ men's Association, and their husbands, will be held at 8 p.m. next Monday in the Rec­ reation Hall of the Fire Sta­ tion. Meat, beverage and des­ sert will be provided by the Auxiliary. Those planning to attend are requested to hrlng a supplementary covered dish and their own table service. NORTH ORLANDO BROWNIES are. front from left, Michelle Williams, Jnnet Lucore, Diane Duquette, Dianne Stewart; second row, Debra Powell, Debra Casalou. Anita Stodden, Carla Delvillaggio, Suzanne Turner and Debra Afatuiatek. Leaders are Mrs. Carol Lucore and Mra. Thelma PowelL (Herald Photo) �, *. \ • ' oThr g > a ttfo r ii 9 Zip Cod® 82771 # W R A T H S*: Fair and mild through Saturday; high today low 80a{low tonight in (Mi. VOL. 56 V e iO United Prwia L®m c <1 W in FRI., DECEMBER 13, 1988 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 82 c * The bank thermometer read n degree* at 11 thia morning . . . oa the Oral anniversary «| the “ Mg freete" of U K. to m which Florida agrieulA t la atill endeavoring to re­ cover. • • • City o f Sanford waa dis­ Carlton uphold motions by missed today aa a defendant City Attorney William C. la two alaader suits seeking Hutchison Jr. that M. L. Sax­ n half million dollar*. on, doing business as Saxon Circuit Judge Vaster D. Termite Control, Holly Hill, waa la error in filing two pe­ titions against tho City and against City Manager W. E. Knowles over remarks alleged­ mode by Knowles at a City Commission masting. Judge Carlton dismissed tha City as a defendant la both cases, each asking 1230,000, but left the door open fur an appeal by Urn plain tiffs coun­ sel. Knowles continues aa a de­ fendant in the two eases, each asking damages o f flMkOOO from the City Manager and each based on newspaper ar­ ticles about tho Commission meeting. ICC Okays M erger O f ACL, SAL KidnapenOf Sanford bualneaa people are aoat forgetful . . . every day OM police blotter carries re­ ports o f the night officers Hading offices and stores un­ locked. Necessary to get the owners out o f bed to lock SeaboardWill Issue Shares For Purchase • • • • Members of Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce atill art Interested in getting an Interchange In the area to the new Interstate 4 Highway, and are requesting coopera­ tion of the people in obtain­ ing the necessary rights-ofway, C h a m b e r President fie b a r d Keogh told “ The B o ck ” today. • • • M m F. Bonner Jr. and Carl g. Burbrldge have been nam­ ed vice presidents for public relations ' and utility operaMona, respectively, for the Deltona Corporation. • • • Longwood City Council an­ n ou n ced today that a ruling has been passed stating that taverns and other places of business selling alcoholic bev­ erages In the city must be locked and vacated by 12:11 a.m. each day. • • • Congress No. 1 of the Bap­ tist Church will convene Dec. 14-29 at Missionary Baptist Rbhurch. R w . S. W. Washing ton is president and Rev. J. C. Miller is pastor. • • • Wednesday noon next is the deadline for entry into the Jaycee Christmas Lighting contest. • • • Seminole H i g h Coraliers -a n d Mekxlier* will present * tb e lr annual Christmas con­ cert at I p.m. Thursday at the school auditorium. • • • Member* of the St. Johns Indian River Canal District will meet at 11 a.m. Thurs day at Orlando to discuss agreement with the trustees •f the Internal Improvement .a Fund and a contract wilt* Rcy * n o M s . Smith and Hills tor en gineerlng. • • • A county-wide chest X-ray survey is slated for Jan. 7 23 at 42 places under sponsor ship of the Seminole County unit of the Central Florida TB and RD Association. WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Interstate Commerce Com­ mission today approved the merger of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad and the At­ lantic Coaat Line Railroad de­ spite the fact that it will re­ sult in a ' ‘ significant reduc­ tion in rail competition in Florida." The majority report, writ­ ten by Commissioner R. I.. Murphy, said the Interstate Commerce Act does not pro­ hibit merger o f financially strong railroad*. The combined organisation, to be known as the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, will com­ prise 12,390 miles of track, serving the Southeast from Virginia to Florida. The ICC authorised the Sea­ board company to issue 3,839,343 shares o f $20 par val­ ue common stock in order to acquire the outstanding shares of Atlantic Coaat Lino atock. The Atlantic Coaat Line’s major routes currently ex­ tend from Richmond, V*., south to Jacksonville, Tampa and St. Petersburg. Fla- The railroad alao serves such cities as Wilmington. N. C-, Spartan­ burg, S. C., Atlanta and Albuny, fls., and Birmingham and Montgomery, Ala. The merger has been op­ posed by the Justice Depart­ ment, railway labor groups, the Florida East Coast Rail road, nnd other* on grounds that it would create a r liopoly. "Thera is no question that there will be ■ tf u fffw n t ductlon in rail cnftpetltiou In Florida,” the report said. But it added, “ In much o f Florida, Seaboard and Coaat Line heretofore have ha 1 what might be described as an imperfect monopoly. A t most, the rail monopoly that would result from the merger In portions of Florida would merely supplant the duopoly which hna long existed there ami from which there have been no appreciably adverse competitive effect* upon com­ munities or the shipping pub­ lic." • • • f Seminole High Broadcast tag Club will bring to a close Its “ Toys for Tots’* commun ity project next Friday, Dec 20. Donations of toys, food clothing and money may be made by telephoning 322-3892, 3226112 or 3226303 and con­ tributions will be picked up. Or, drop them off at the Jaycees building on French Avc$ nue. • • • Lake Mary postoffice will be open Saturdays, D e c .. 14 ami 21. to I p.m. to assist in Cbiistmas mailing, according to Postmaster Clarence .Jin aldson Postmaster C e c i l e Heard reminds that the San­ ford postoffice will •be open » both Saturday between >:3U • a.m. and 3 p.m. and also this Sunday from 1-4 p.m. for atampa and parcel post only. • • • Capt. Harry Foden reports the Salvation Army is setting up a toy shop at the old A & P store for underprivileged chil­ dren . . . and sll donations will be gratefully accepted. I * ’ * Detailed plans for the oper­ ations of the Central Intelli­ gence Bureau, formed by the Florida Citrua Mutual thia season to curtail the $3 mil­ lion fruit thievery in the state, were worked out at a meeting in DeLand Tuesday. Sheriff J. L. Hobby has ap— pointed Deputies J. Q. Gallo^ way and James R. M oon to work with the bureau. Moscow-Peking Split Widens UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ( I 'l ’ l) — Sino-Sovict relations worse .veil today with Com­ munist C p n ’s denial of a Soviet stMpmcnl that China demandedr* UN scat a* a price for expanding two UN councils to meet Afro-Aslan demands. The United Nations had been Informed of the alleged Communist Chinese position by Soviet Ambassador Niko­ lai T. Fedorenko. Thursday the Soviet Union sought to reopen the question o f putting the Chinese Com­ munists in the Mat now held by Nationalist China. The movr was ruled out of order in the General Assembly's Credentials Committee be­ cause the lame issue was de­ cided earlier this session by like full assembly. A broadcast from Peking accused Fedorenko o f “ cunn­ ingly masquerading" as Red China's champion in the Unit­ ed Nation* while actually try­ ing to spilt it from many of the African and Asian coun­ tries which support its claim for a UN seat. MIAMI (UPU—Three cars of a long Florida East Coast Railway freight train were derailed hero Thursday when the train engineer made a anic atop to avoid hitting a m wA S H O P i o n G if IS IN O U H A D P A O E S Editorial Comment: Smoking1 Blamed Peron Scoffs Debris Sighted Task Force Lowdermilk Citrus Case Nearing Jury Karl Assails FeePayment ToSmith Ships Seized Hazardous Trip Four Americans Still Held By Bolivia Rebels Nasser Calls Cold And Rain Buffet Nation Protection FaceGrilling Insults Protested Mrs. Kennedy Sets Mourning Heuss Mourned RED BANK, N. J. <UPI)— tough and demanding teachHistory teschsr Thomas M. That could l « th* reason tho Parry taught hi* senior class about tb* labor movement so 31 membor* of tho class show. well that he found himself ed up Thunday organised facing their organized bar ■i “ United Slave* orkers, Locsl 211." Som* «ven carried gaining unit Thursday. Thomas teaches at R«d placards which said “ Rots Bank High School and de- Unfair." Tha students piesenud acsibss himself u a “Xquly All-Out Effort Sanford Herald readers are assured that county leaders are ’ ‘working all out” to indue® th® 8tate Board o f Control to plac® th® n®w four-year undergraduate university in 8eminol8 County. The choic® lays between Seminole and Or­ ange Counties . . . each have two sites in the running. Orange leudera also are working and bending every effort to win the school. Even to the point where the Mormon Church has upped its offer by 850 acres to 8,438 acres as the uni­ versity site. However, sta ff members informed the Board members last Friday at Boca Raton that the Mormon Church’s Deseret Farm aite In southeast Orange County will require extensive and expensive drainage. The Board split 4-3 on thia site. Seminole haa an ace-in-the-hole, though. County electors last month gars tha "go-ahaad* signal to the County Commissioners fo r • special freeholders election, i f necessary, to acquire funds to purchase the Lake Ada or Lee Ranch aite. The Board o f Control haa insisted tim e la o f the essence. . . and Orange County now must w ait until approval by the 1965 Legislature fo r a bond election if one o f tha two Orange sites* Deseret or Bluestone, ia selected. Again, Herald readers are assured that Seminole leaders are working, hard and long, to induce the Board o f Control to place the new school here. Mayor Tom McDonald said thia morning: 'T h e Sanford City Commission has ex­ pressed s unanimous wish that everyone in Seminole County unite behind the e ffort to bring the proposed space university to either o f the two county sites. Every member o f th e City Commission has publicly pledged himself to work and to support the efforts to bring thia universi­ ty to Seminole County regardless o f which county aite ia selected." County Commission and Chamber o f Commerce also are united in thia joint effort. Local leaders are NOT telling o f their e f­ forts because they have no desire to ‘Hip their hand” to Orange leaders. The Herald concurs. FEC, U. S. Each Barge Officials Score In Court 4Cape Kennedy* M ail Returned Labor Class Teacher Forced To Bargain SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS Sinatra Jr. Said Known t.0 8 ANGELES (UFI) — Tha FBI today secretly presa­ THE HAGUE (U PI) - T1>« rd Ita search for kidnaper* o f Dutch government has stated Frank 8lnatra Jr. whila de­ officially that cigarette smok­ clining comment on reporta It ing is the main causa of lung had taken motion picture* o f the auapeeta with a long-range esacer. camera aa tha 1240,000 ran­ som waa being plektd up, Frank 8inatra 8r. was re­ MADRID (UP1>—Argentine ex-dictator Juan D. Peron to­ ported by a close friend to day scoffed al Argentina's at­ have aeen the pictures, taken tempts to extradite him from with n telescopic lent and Spain to stand trial on a Infra-red light, and recognised two o f the auspecta. charge of statutory rape. The friend, director of on# of the Ban Francisco Bay area's largest liquor distribu­ ORLANDO (U P I)-T h e Air torships, refuted to bava hla Rescue headquarters h e r e name used. said search planes sighted Ho nnd a Bay area night possible debris from a C46 club owner who corroborated that ditched near the Azores the story, said they wished Monday with three Mlamisns to remain anonymous because aboard. of the delicate nature of tha search and to protect people from whom they received tha N AVY AND CIVILIAN dignitaries were on hand Thureduy to greet Vice WASHINGTON <UP1>-The Information. Adm. Paul H. Ramsey, commander o f Nuvul Air Forces In the Atlantic United States Is planning to There were other published Fleet, when he arrived at Sanford Naval Air Station. Admiral Ramsey station a email naval task reports o f alleged develop jti pictured here chatting with Sen. Mnck Cleveland Jr. and Karlyle Houaforce on a part-time basis in menta In the c o m , Including holder, president-elect of the Chamber o f Commerce. In the center back­ the Indian Ocean, the main on# by a reporter for a New ground are County Commissioner James Avery nnd Capt. Robert M. Ware. area not covered by U. S. glo­ York City newspaper that tha bal military deployments. agents who questioned young Sinatra “ felt ha was too pat with hi* answers. Too neat," JAKARTA. Indonesia (UPI) The FBI declined to com — The official newa agency ment on tho report but Jim A n t a r a reported Thursday Mahoney, spokesman for the four Malaysian ahlps and 47 elder Sinatra, quoted the fed saiUng vessel* have been eral agents as saying they seized by the Indonesian ma never had talked to tha New rine police. A six-man jury was ax peel­ time this afternoon, defense York reporter. ed to get the cese o f C. R. counsel advised Circuit Judge TALLAHASSEE (UPI) In Washington, tha FBI dis­ Lowdermilk, charged In a Volie A. Williams at noon. Rep. Frederick Karl of Vo­ closed today it has tha saris Lowdermilk, with three PRESTWICK. S c o t l a n d 1200,000 citrua swindle, some number* on tha ransom mousy, other*, is charged with bilk­ lusia said today a It,500 fee (UPI)—Four Britons depart A spokesman said a Rat o f paid the state budget director ed for New York Thursday ing Hi-Acrs* Concentrate, number* is being distributed Forest City, of 32UO.OUO in as a ' consultant' to {bn Turn night In two 25-year-old Mesthroughout the nation. It is 41 fal*irvin»^t«Pda eon‘ 5»i»^f eJW rikv Authority was “ ijulte un aersehmldt J U lit e r . pUgM long. « 'Is aot. . 'y usual and perhapa a little Ir­ relict of W l d ’ War 11 all! Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy, marked with Nazi swastikas. Alba Hall* on* o f the four regular.” who offered hla assistance la defendant!^ pleaded guilty Karl, who alao is a candi the ease when young 8lnatrs earlier tht* week and turned ' j 4to |or governor, called on was kidnaped Sunday night nt CAIRO (U P I)-U .A .R . Pr*a State’s willies* against L ow rumpUr Chairman J o h n Lake Tahoe motel, ala# waa dermilk. Phillips to provide him with Idem Gamal Abdel Natier reported actlv* In the Still to stand trial aro information concerning the flew to Tunis Thursday to at LA PAZ, Boll<.* , cPl J here. tend celebrations marking Rebellious tin miners in Ca- Ralph Alderman and Billy fec. specifying in detail the tavi, defying military threats, laimar Hammond. services performed in earning France's evacuation of the Rizerte air naval base, the the money. held on to four American ami semi-official Middle E a s t IT other hostages today de­ The payment to Budget Di­ spite the failure of their rector Harry Smith attracted News Agency reported. union's anti-government de­ the attention of a legislative monstration here Thursday. money watchdog committee LAKELAND (U P I)-F cderThe hostages, cooped up in which asked Atty. Gea. Rich­ a mine-union library in CaNEW YORK (UPI) — Rapard Ervin for an opinion al and state agriculture offi­ cials assured the Florida Cit­ rasentatlvaa o f Hires barga tavi for the past week, have United Preta International whether the turnpike agency r u a Commission Thursday companies ware questioned to­ been generally well treated Temperatures skidded to­ had authority to make the that every possible step was day in connection with Uva dis­ and are reported in good ward zero across the North­ payment. health. Effect of the additional being taken to protect the appearance of million* o f ern Plains today and 15 mile Red Cross representatives an hour winds whipped snow money was to raise Smith’s state front the Mcxicun fruit pounds o f edibl* oil. T h - oil disappeared from who have been allowed 10 into drifts in the Dakotas. •alary from the legislative set flrstorage tanks around Bay­ visit the hostages report that Near - blizzard conditions amount of $15,300 to pl7,U0O. onne, N. J , shortly befor* tha they are growing increasingly were expected in part* of The payment was nud* retro­ BELGRADE, Yugoslavia Allied Crude Vegetable Oil nervous as time passes, per­ Minnesota and western Wis­ active to July 1. haps mindful of the fate of consin but the weather bureau Karl said there scrhird to (UPI) — Yugoslavia handed Corp. went bankrupt. two American hostages killed said the massive atorin which be a conflict of interest can* the Communist C h i n e s e Capt. Gen* Emma of tha in a similar outbreak m Ca- churned down from the Roc- ed by the fee which/ should charge d'affaires a n o t e barge John K, Thunday pro­ tavi in 1949. kies last weekend was begin- not be permitted. “ I would Thursday protesting “ insult­ duced logs of his vessel which The hostages were seized „ing to h|ow jtjlclf „ u, appreciate some infik-inatnm ing attacks'' on President sh ow ed that Allied removed a *a ,t Friday to support Vice Blizzard warnings were [ concerning it," Karl wrote Titn by Red Chinese Deputy largo amount of oil front a Premier M Hsijen Nirn. Provident Juan Lechin's de­ withdrawn for the North and ' 1'lullips. tank farm during th* week mands for the release of three Central Plains and upper before it etarted bankruptcy The Volusia lawmaker said Communist mine-union lead­ Midwest. proceeding*. a hill wa* paised duong the ers arrested on charges of Emma tretlfied that Allied The storm atill sent heavy I9V53 session giving t{c bud­ killing a third union official. rains across the Southland. get roniinittiun “ wa removed more than nine mil­ chdog" There has been no signifi­ Tallahassee r e p o r t e d 1.2*) lion pounds of oil by barge powers over the T irnpikc WASHINGTON (Ul'l) cant change in the situation Inches during the night. Up between Nov. 12 and Nov. 19, AutlHirlty'a fiuanres. Fort-going public- appearanc­ aince then, despite a bristling to one Inch fell in sections of the day before It filed for e s and wearing the tradition­ exchange of ultimatum* and Louisiana, Mississippi and receivership. al black of the widow, Mr*. threats and a certain amount Alabama. Allied, headed by Anthony B oard T o D e d d e Jacqueline Kennedy wilt obof marching and counter­ About an Inch or two of . DoAngelis, filed fur bank­ »er\e a one-year mourning marching by government fresh snow fell Thursday night O i l E l C C t l O n ruptcy when it was unable tu period fur lw-r dead husband, troops and miners’ militia. in Kansas but tli« rest of meet margin rail* of $18 mil­ of the Hr*. Kennedy’* decision the snowbelt showed only a A o)0,,nued lion. trace o f precipitation. (Casselberry Board ol Abler- “ J* announced Thursday by The firm had Issued ware­ n « i . . , . tI men has been callct for 7 her press secretary, Pamela The U. s. Army Engineers house receipts showing it hud STUTTGART. G e r m a n y said today that Lake .Michi­ p.m. M uy in the To rn Hall |Turnurc. 6'JO million pound* c f oil in 4UPI> — West German* to­ gan and l.ake Huron had lo nuke a decision oi ratifi 1 Asked if tlw-ru wa* a possl- storage tanks. However, when billty that Mr*. Kmncdy tho tank* w«ra checked re­ day mourned the death of , equalled aIITime 'low "level* j r!*,ion of U,C ° * C' 2 would campaign for President cently, only seven million Theodor lfeuss, their first j for December set in 1333. The clcc,,un re,unMpostwar president, who died weather bureau blamed the' Council Attorney {ennetli Johnson next year, Mi>* Turn- pound* cuuld he accounted Thursday. He was honored as severe drought this fall for McIntosh has reporte l1ported to the ure said Mr*. Kennedy would for. in mourning and a modest and popular man causing many rivers in Miss-1 board that as of if six Llnutci remain who helped bring democracy ouri ami Illinois to approach lo 3 p ni , Thursday day, n i bill of would not accept any public engagements. to his country. I complaint had been >een fik-d. rceord low levels. fnm m m m 'Not Wisely, But Too W e lt Derailment •e KstnbUsbwd 1908 _____________ City Dismissed In Slander Suit >Thomas with a acv*n-pt int p« igotialion* and sat down with 1tition including demai s for the negotiating committee. a w rite rs rramp brew more After deliberating, he grant­ | regard for tho fact thj t •til­ ed one o f the demanda to give Tents have other »ubje its, an end to cxcessivo hon)>wrork, sludenta more time to com­ a shorter term paper and mors plete their U-nn paper*. The papers, however, will still time to do it. Thomas went along w til the have to b« at h ost 6,(MX) words \practical fessou in lalLr ne- long. I DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) — Despite the publicity when Cape Canaveral, th* rocket­ launching complex ia Flor­ ida. was re-named in honor of the late President Kennedy, the Post Office doesn’t aeem to know where it ia. Eric McCarthy, an employe of the National Management Association with headquarters here, Monday sent a letter addressed to Cape Kennedy. It was returned marked: No such post office in the atete." Cape Kennedy's Post Office ia Cocys Beach, FU. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The U. S. Justice Department and the strike-bound Florida E u t Coset Railway each won a round of a two-day battle her* to Federal Court. Federal Judge Bryan Simp­ son refused Thursday to grant a government requested In­ junction forcing the carrier to rehlr* strikers for 30 days after a scheduled Doc. 19 em ­ ergency board report to the President. However, Simpson did grant a Justice Department re­ quested Injunction barring tha FEC from making work rule changes which were covered in nations! negotiations in 1950. But tb# Justice Depart­ ment's victory was a hollow one because FEC attorneys agreed Wednesday not to en­ force the work rule changes covered In the 19.>0 mediation. The FEC sold Wednesday, however, that it planned t® carry through on ebaafae not covered to tha 19S® nagotlalions, and Judga Simpson gav® the government time Thurs­ day to file briefs against these other nils changes. In denying th® goterne mtnl'a injunction to tares th® FEC to rehire strikers, Judge Simpson said be felt tha ac­ tion would b e unfair to th® carrier. He said the feet the FEC had hired several hundred new employes to replace th® •trlking non-union workers weighed heavily in hla deci­ sion. If be bad issued tb* Injunc­ tion, Simpson said the strike prohably would have resum­ ed after Jan. 19 and the FEC would be forced to start hir­ ing new employes again. “(farribs Q u iA " V/i Inch Sirloin *4 ° ° 2 Inch Sirloin * 4 50 INCLUDES: Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic Toast and Beverage Compare Our Low Cut-Rate Liquor Prices, P I uh Free Gold Bond Stamps With Package Goods VALDEZ HOTEL Downtown Sanford 3 �<r [PS will be the traditional Silent Night, Holy Might, and The Holy City. Tha pwbUs Is tovitod and all mambars art urged to ■mho aa effort to attend • this service which is designed to prepare them fir the reel Spirit e f Christmas aa the Story a f Jeans is told omo o f the beat t«. loved ceraia aad anthems. TU Birth, Christ TIM Lari Is Bars, Fom st 0 . Walter: AB Bsfl Th« VlnrM’i Sea, C. Dfcktaasa; Tbs M a n g o r , CkristiaaA This sksald ast hs as at aJL Christ should bs Mta is sTsrjr faest af sor liras if ws sra following Him. Oaa abated bs skis to rscafaiss tha Christian tamtams■as bjr tha wsy bs carrias as Ms bailaasa, .ha stated hs sMs to ss* tho rassltt af tbs tnriaamaa’i battsf as hs ptiss Ms skill, tha Christian phy NATIVE COOTUMB o f ths More Tribssman was dlsplayod by Mrs. Vin­ cent Pslm sr sad Peter Stewart for members o f the Christ Church Episco­ pal Young Churchmen last Sunday when Mrs. Palmer was fu est o f the group. Pain tin t In the background shows the homes built by the tribes­ men. (Herald Photo) Jayt Jay! Jay! Tsars af Jay! EYC Program HeM 9:41 19:41 ■% should hsip os raeacalsa tha ass who liras with ths Lard. Psrhapa than will ha thaaa whs will vssd this srikla whs will say that If oos raslly E va n fsllstlo Servian German Service AnnouncedBy Ascension lake Mary Firemen Elect Officers Church Groups Plan Parties Church Musk Program Sunday SantaToVisit North Orlando Broadcast To Feature Music Ember Days Fire Auxiliary Plans Party M YF Elects Officers WMS Circles To M eet j Attend services tSis weed at uour own pfaceoj worsdb a. 7:99 p.m. Mld.Weth Service (Wed.) — 7;t0 p. m. Thirl Banday Blsgvplrmtlon 1:19 p. a A t Longwood Church Tribasnsa st a meeting o f tha Tha Brotherhood of Central Mrs. Vincent Palmer of Epiaeopsl Tonne Churchman Baptist Church Monday evenWhiter Park gave an enlight­ lag sponsorsd ths o f Lonewood'a Christ Epis­ msatiig j f n daily rsrlvsl bo­ ening talk about tho Mora copal Church held last Sunday ng conducted at tha church Haw much toon the triumph­ evening nt ths pariah house. through Sunday by Bar. ant sale ef jey .appeals to us Mrs. Palmar, an accomplish­ George Pram o f JscksonvUia. ed artist and world traveler, Choir lo r tha sorriaa was explained ths customs o f tho mads up o f mambars from tho to believe that much that to tribesmen Using in tho South Mtag dons will not have n Brotherhood sad B oyd AmPhilippines slong tbs Sulu Sea tealing effect as to expected. iiioadors, boys' auxiliary to tba Brotherhood, served as Thors to fear galore. in contrast to ths customs of tubers. A special selection, Loneliness afflicts millions Christians. Pslntings w e n us­ "Burdens sra Lifted at Cal* open millions bs they rich or vary," was sung by ths quay ed to Illustrate the talk. B y Jaaa Ce me Berry poor; Yes, there Is much that tat Mrs. Pslmer also exhibited Rev. C. R. Zehnder o f Asis not good in our world and Bar. Pram, whose topic lor tension Lutheran Church In pointings (hs had dona o f un­ If Christian Joy manna indif­ tba evening was entitled, derwater ■ e a n a a wltnaaaad ference to the afflictions of "Not Ours Alone," w u intro­ Casselberry, la response to whila divine both as a skin monkind than it would not bo duced by Rev. Oall Smith, many requests, will conduct divar and hard hat diver. n holy thing. When ws are pastor o f tba church. a Christmas service la the thinking of ths suffering of A recaption for tbs congre­ German language at 7:30 p.m. tho world Joy comas to us gation to become acquainted oa Sunday, Dec. 21. whan w s realise that than is with ths visiting evangelist These German service* are n wey set s f the darkness. Ws was held by the Brotha.'hood should rejoice to know that in the dining area following held fo r the privilege ef these who w e n taught the rudi­ our faith put to work is tha the service. cure fo r ths sin sickness of The public la Invited to at­ ments o f the Christian faith By Donna Eslee tha world that tries from Hi tend the remaining 1:30 p.m. in that language. A special Three Christmas parties for pain. revival service and all day feature e f the Christmas ser ffsny artists present Jspwa Sunday when ft basket diaper vie* will be the staging, of organixatlons of tha First Baptist Church of I-ongwooc Christ as a man o f tsars will be bald on ths giwuaas. well-known German carula by Hava been schedul'd fo r the childran of tho parish. aleoo. Soeietimea one can Music for the revival is in man. Bob Willis, Charles coming week. Rev. John Kuts, pastor of Walker, Sidney Fowler and look at pictures sad read charge of W. L. Harmon, min­ Mr. and Mrs. Robb Wil Zion Lutheran Church in ister of m usk. much literature without real­ Randall Chase. Pine Hills, will be the liturgiat Hams, Sunday School teacher*, * Named to fill offices s f the ising that Christ w u a man and Rev. Zehnder will deliver will scrv* aa host and hostess o f great, deep, and abiding department were Ralph Abell, at a party for husbands and the sermon. Joy becauee He knew the an­ thief; Harvey Pugh, assist­ wives belonging to the Will Ascension Church is locat­ ant chief; Woody friend, cap­ swer to man’t sin. In John ed on Qverbrook Drive one Ing Worker’s Marritd Sunday tain; Lewis Schwelcksrt, lieut­ 15:11 He eald, "These thing! block north of tha Intersec­ School Class at 7 p.m. this have I spoken unto you, that enant and B1R Smith, u f t v tion at Highway 17-92 and Saturday at tha church. My Joy may hs in you, and Sunday a l S p. m. two e f the SR 438. A party for nine and 10 Regular meetings of tba that your Joy may ba full." eholro o f the First Presbyter' year old members of tha Jun­ The Apostle Paul knew the Lake Mary firemen a n bald tan church will present the ior Training Union is planned St tbs Firs Hall on the se­ deep Joy that the Indwelling 15th annual all muelc service for 7 pm. next Monday at tho cond Tuesday o f each month Christ could bring. It is true to which the ministers, the home at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. St I p. m. Drill seasloos are that bo did have n "thorn la Rev. Graver Sewell and the Blalock, 6M E. Jessup Street. oo the fourth Tuesday of etch the flesh" and peopto did Rev. Edgar Smith, hope that The Junior Department's month at • p. m. persecute him but ha, too, member* o f all denominations Christmas Party will be held kntw that there w u an an­ will be present next Thursday at 7 p.m. at tho swer in his faith so be advised By Mows Grtoatead In the SO minutes of v church. At leaat 75 members the PhllUpplsns, "Rejoice in ehlpful musk Mr*. George Santa Claus wiU ba in North are expected to attend. L. C. ths Lord alwayti again 1 will Touhy, minister o f musk, et •ay. Rejoice . , . Hava no an­ the eonaole, will play two pre­ Orlando Sunday (or the an­ W a lk ", Sunday School super­ xiety about anything, but in ludes, Nativity Song (Bing­ nual Community Christmas intendent will bo in charge. everything by prayer and sup­ ham) end Variations on a Noel Party which will ba bold at Two major musical produc­ tions will be featured on The plication with thanksgiving (Dedell), and for the offer- tho Village Recreation Area Lutheran Hour broadcast, Sun­ 1st your requests bs made tcry. Nightfall to Bethlehem starting at 2 p. m. By Deems known to God. And the peace (Taylor). day, over W HIT al S a m. Other guests will be SmokEmber Days wUI bo observ­ In speech and long. Dr. Oe of God, which peases all un­ The Chancel and Girla ry Bear, who wilt serve as ed at Christ Episcopal Church Wald Hoffman and tha Luther­ derstanding, will keep your choirs will eing 10 anthem*. master of ceremonies for the ta Lungwood on Wednesday an Hour Choir will present hearts and your minds In They will be in thle order: afternoon, and Little Sraokey, Friday and Saturday of next the theme. "W aiting for Jey." Christ Jesus." (l'hUlippians Lu, llow a Rose E'er Bloom­ A program of entertainment week, Rtv. Charles W. Ste­ ing (Praetorlua - Sateron); will bo presented under dir wart, dear, announced today Directed by Carl Schalk, Lu­ How Far la It To Bethlehem 7 ection of Our Lady's Catholic theran Hour muelc director, Members of tho church will (Shaw)t Ae It Fell Upon the Circle and refreshments the 12-voice choir, accompa­ mark the observation with Night (err. Davis); Glory To assorted cookies, coffee, and special prayer* and fasting. nied by a tiring ensemble God (Vlordanck)i What la Christmas punch will bo serv­ from the St- Louis 8ymphony Thia Lovely Fragrance T (err. ed by member* of the North Orchsstra, will sing thrsa set­ Wlllan): H u s h , M y D e a r Orlando Garden Club. tings o f "Com fort, Comfort (Graham). Ye My People" by Ralph Santa will hava gifts and fa­ Alao Sing Noel, Ye People vors for aU children under ftchuls, head o f the music de­ (arr. McGraw); Lullaby On 13 >eart. pot tment at Concordia Colleg­ Eve (Christian The Auxiliary of the Lake Christmas iate Institute, Bronxvilie, Mary Fire Department will aen); llara, Mid tha Ass and K Y. The program will be climax­ hold a Christmas Party at Oxen Mild (arr. Shaw); Tha ed by the rendition of Henry the Fire Hill un Thursday Snow Lay On Tha Ground Purcell’* "Rejoice in the Lord Dac. 19, at 6 p. m. for mem­ (Sowarby). Silent Night will be sung Alway" by choir, atring en­ bers of tha rire Department Mid winter clectiuos were semble, and aoloieta Carolyn and auxiliary and their fami­ just before the benedktion. held last Sunday night by the The request is made that llackmann, Robert licrgt, and lies. Junior High MYF ot the First Those plenums lu attend those planning to attend be In John Htndren. MethodUt Church ot Sanford. are requested to briny their their seats prior to tha start­ New officer* for th* group own table settings, a covered ing hour, thus avoiding dis­ ire Beth Morgan, president; dish and enough prepared traction o f the worshipers Jack Beckwith, vice presi­ during the service. chicken fur their family. dent; Frank McGougfa, secre­ Following the supper a tary; Debbie Dalton, trea­ Regular monthly meeUngs small party will be given for surer: Leslie Lcggore, publi­ ef WMS Circles o f the Pine- (be younger children with city chairman; Linda Nelson, crest R a c is t Church are Santa Claus expected to be representative (rum the home; oa band to distribute the gifts. ••■lx dulvd next week with _______________ By J sba Casselberry Denise Jarrell, representative times and locations aa follows: j Two of Mr*. Lore# Likens’ from Uie seventh grade; Jane The Young Matron's Clr_ !• eighth grade seletic* classes I Vaught, representative from ils will meet at 7 p.m. Mon­ I k - a r n o n c YY O f f i c i i South Seminole Junior) the eighth grade and Steve day at the home o f Mrs. Ray High School went to the Cen-1 Leach, representative from | Jill burn, 101 W. Coleman Cir­ trsl Florida Museum and |the ninth grade. WIUOOMB WAOOM By 1ton ns Ealrs ri* while the Clark Circle will Planetarium in Orlando Tucsmeet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Th* December mi-sling and day morning. HI mix Fstruvhi 1 boms of Mrs. William Guest, Christmas Party of th* Cath­ P. O. Box 1314 They w«r« shown the "S tar! U n i t e d M e e t i n g Hnnfurd 312 Westwood Court. olic Women'* Club of th* of Belhletbem" p r o g r a m ! A united meeting of aU Member* of the Sbirlsy Church o f the Nativity will which ha* become a favorite ! Commissions af Grace MethoNora Norris TE H-ISII Fimth Circle will meet at 0 be hold at h p.iu. Monday in with audiences and is repeat- dist Church will be heid at S. Mvmlhoi* la m. Tuasday at tha church to th* racial hall o f ths church. sd each year during Um 8:30 p. m. bundsy st the go to Laka Mary for a 9:15 Th* women will rotk* s Christinas season. church after which separate 1byllsm Raywituw FA 3-4234 |a.m. meeting at the home of Corporate Communion this Transportation was pruvid- 1meeting* of each CoiumUston Lab* Miry Uuiuiuy at Ika S m.iu. iU u , Mf*~ Ceases** ftoulh. •d ujr gAisAl* of Um . l udeuls. [wiU bs a 9:** p. m. Episcopal Assembly O f God FIRST CMCRCM AT TOT RASA RASA Lake Mary. Fla. Rev. W. I* Holoemho. Paster guaSay 9:41 a u . ----- Bible s*s**| U:** A aa. - Morale* Warship 7:44 p. m. — Evtalag ■stvlcc 7:44 *. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Bsrvltes 1:99 p. m. lad Wed. Missionary Service ■vssgelletle Service T:M p i Was. Prayer Meet t i l l p.i Blit Stephen*____ __ Pneti A CerOUl Welcome to at! T*lephose i PA »-T*»a Xus*** SkeMoa - .......... racier Sunder School ------ . 1:11 am. Baptist Church O f Christ Morulas Wor*Hip _ |S:«S am. Bveelas Worship _ tip# p.m. Wed. rraysf Service til# > a r a s e wapTtar c h u r c h aie Week Ateees r . B. Chance ----------- Pieter Morning Worship l:SS a. Sunday Sehsol _ _ 9:01 a. I Morning Worship lt:#S a. i Training Union _ S:t* p. Evening Worship - ties a Wod. Prayer Servts* Tilt a m. w A p n rr c a n c a cat. seth as. as sea a«*. Oall Smith ------------- P*a«#r Sunday School _ . t i ll a. Mtralag Worship t1:Sd a. Training Ualoa — 1:11 p. ■seeing Warship - T:l# p. a*. Wed. Prayer Barrio# T:»* p-m. Nurtsry Ope* W T R R ---------------- T:»* *. wu Sunday Nit* aroedeaet ch xtaal L a th a m Presbyterian Morris Rshy ■___. Kvaagellst Bible CIA**** _ 10:0* a. m. Moralag Warship . U:*e a m. Evtalag Warship - l:H p. m. Bible Claseee Wed. 7:1* p-m. m a c s AT CHRIST tats ram Av e s t Bert Brews ......... Evangelist Sunday Bible Study ___ — t*:0# a. , WMSmtOM MISSIOWAMT Mura lu*- Worship .111** a. WAPPTBT CietrftCM Evoalng Ssrvtro —. 0:10 p as. Sta St. A Hour A»•. Sso “llsrald ot Truth" 1 p.m. Peel M. teller —...... Pastor Sunday oa Chanasl p Sunday School _ 11:01 A Tustday Sunday Lodlss Blbl* C lue 11:0* a.a. Morales Worship 11:M e. Wtdatsday Suadey Blbl* Clasts* _ _ 7:1* p. m Kvtnlng Worship — 7:0* p. m. Wsdnssdsy Praysr Btrrloe ___ 7:0* p. m. PIXKCMRST BAPTIST CHCRCH Ones* Wood Pastor —_ William J. Ousts Morning Worship _ 1:4* A U S.Sk Sunday School _ _ *:4S a. Training Union — _ 1:1 % p.m. Kvtnlng Worship — T:J# p.m. Wtd. (Xflcsrs A Ttachtra M so tla g ------------ lil* p as. Wad. Praysr Ssrvlee 7:10 p.m. Pentecostal FIRST FRRTMCAATAL CRCRCH AF LASAW9 n o Itev. 0 corse Misnames, Interim Peetor Sunday School — t i l l a. m. Church Servteea _ in to a. mu CemmuuloW'JPIret Sunday lu Each Month KI.VDERUAP.THN AND NURSChurch School KRY Temporarily at F l a o c r c e t Jchool— Froach aad ITtk. Methodist ABACS MBTBAOIST CBCR CM oners R i, at Woodlaad Are, John 1L Hire*. Jr. Psetor Christian Science Rev. Church School _ _ p:tt a. m. f i r s t Caracas * r c m r is t Morning Worship U:te n. m. SCtBBTIST MTF -------------------- ( It p. a . Suadsy Ssr'leo 5 Sunday Schstl ----- 11 :S4 a. m. Subject: -Ood tho Froatrvor of Man” Wtdnotday Borvtno •:•* p. m. Roodlag Room: 1(1 K. First. Wtskdaya: ItilO a.m. - *;S0 p.m. Friday Evsalag: 1:11 1:11 p.m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH N O TIC E Rev. Ray O regery, J r . Faster church School — — t i l l a m. Morning W orship tl:* 0 a m. CALL MTF -------------------- 9:99 p. a . Xvn. W orship----- - 7:1* p. m. FA 2 2611 W r* Pray** SereOa* 7:M p. a . These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice Wilson-ElchtlbArgAr M ortA fy Th* American Oil Company Eunice L WiUoa aad Staff Mr. 1*4 Mrs. M. R. Suicktead P rofrw sdvt Printing Co. WHaon-Maier Furnltnro Co. J. M. Camera* sad Staff Mr. sad Mra. Al WUsmi Hlmwlrooi Realty Hotter Motor Sato* Co. llsrb StsAstroas and Staff Aad Staff Tha Rita Theatrt Science Classes Visit Museum To Have Party S U Ie J. C. I’enney Company Bill LavsUc* A Empteyssa * C. L. Robinson sad Employees Food Fair Stores, Inc. Sanford Atlantic National Rank Gsurga Uxilry A. Employts# Howard II. Uodgse A Staff S o u th e rn N a tu ra l (ia s John Dunn A b u ff HiU Lumber A Hardware Co. F arm In su ran ce C om panies living L l'ryer and Staff Jlam y Crapps A Employees Huac And Wilks Reotaurnnt itera sad Wilks Bow (I s a sad Employ •«» �* ** / — D r. Swain Is Guest A t Allinace Church Churchwomen Okay Tbe Revival meeting being aide Quartette o f Orlando,|sbg. Saturday night the sub.I and the ultimata of all things, conducted by Evangelist S a a which is becoming a popular Jeet will be on the Bible and Sunday S:SO p.m, repeata of Swain in the Canvas Cathe­ quartette In this eras, willl Space Science, time and space |Wednesday’s subject. dral on the American Legion Fairgrounds was brought to a elosa Sunday afternoon be­ cause the cool weather made U impossible to hold a aeries o f consecutivs services in comfort for the public. A By Pa— a Estes number o f people from vari­ A rummage sale to be held ous churches who have been at Eatonville on Saturday in attendance and are desir­ was planned at the monthly ous o f hearing the Evangelist meeting of the Ladles Auxil­ further r e q u e s t e d that iary of the Longwood First services be continued in one Pentecostal Church. o f the churches during the In charge o f the event will week. be Mrs. Obera Young, Mrs. A fter Rev. Dees o f the L. McDaniel and Mrs. Christian Missionary Alliance Thomas Alrey. Proceeds from Church, Park Avenue and tbe sale will be used for the 14th Street, presented the Sunshine Christmas Baskets matter to his congregation to be distributed to needy and after their enthusiastic families. approval o f the idea, Or. Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor Swain waa invited to speak of the church, announced that in his C h u r c h Monday ■ Sectional Youth Rally, will through Sunday. be held at the United Pente­ The Evangelist discussed costal Church on W. Central the following subjects for the in Orlando next week. A dele week: Tuesday night, one of gallon from the Longwood his most popular sermon lec­ MISS DEBORAH HORNE, daughter o f Mr. and church will attend. tures “ Playing the Fool;** Mr*. Colon Horne, wag crowned Queen Sunday Plana for the Christmai Wednesday night, “ A Pro­ night nt I’ ineercst Baptist Church in recognition meeting were discussed. phetic Message—One World, of impressive work she hna accomplished in the Following th e business One Church, Ore Ruler, Will Girls' Auxiliary. Officiating nt the Coronation meeting, refreshments were the United States figt Rus was Miss Mnry Copes of Jacksonville, Florida served by Mrs. McDanicL ala? and Who will be the Baptist Young Women’s Auxiliary Director. World Dictator?;” Thursday night, A character sketch — “ The right attitude but the wrong door;” Friday night, Youth night, “ Samson and his heifers.” A t this service the WoodDECEMBER IS Slate O f Officers Ladies Auxiliary PlansSale Rusk Takes Johnson Reatly Board To Install New officers of the Semin eie County Board of Realtors will be installed Monday by William H. Lippoid, executive secretary of the Florida As­ sociation, at a 6:30 p.m. meet­ ing to be held at the MidFlorida Club. Florida Country Club, meeting will be John Krider, executive secretary o f the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce whose subject is entitled “ Seminolo County and Its Future.” Officers to be installed are A. R. Lurmann, president; F. Stewart Helmly, vice presld:n t; B. E. Black, aecretary and Raymond Mcnslng, treas­ urer. Two Scouts To Be Advanced <4 Two mcmliers o f Holy Cross Episcopal Church Roy Scout Troop 601 will he advanced to Eagls rank In a meeting ■t 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Other Scouts will reccivs Star and Life swards. Judge Vernon Mite will ad­ dress the troop. Also present will be Tom Albert, o f the Central Florida Boy Scout Council, Scoutmaster Norman I.earh snd parents. Message To NATO WASHINGTON (UPI) — —reduction of military bud Secretary of State Dean Rusk gets. But the United States talks flew to Paris today, bearing believes exploratory should continue. with him a special message from President Johnson to the NATO ministerial council meeting. Rusk will attend the meet­ ing, which opens Monday in the French capital, and con­ fer with Allied leaden on the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — next Western atrategy move Gov. Farris Bryant indicated in the shaky cold war truce. Thursday he favored ths fed­ He will be folned Saturday by eral government’s proposal to Defense Secretary Robert S. ■top aid to Cuban refugees McNamara and Treasury Sec­ next year. retary Douglas Dillon. Bryant told his weekly U. S. officials said they ex­ news conference he felt pected the NATO session, as that if a person declined well as individual meetings Rusk will have with the other to accept a legitimate Job of foreign ministers outside the for, "his claim on ths public formal conference, to be fo­ treasury is no longer valid.” He said the governor's con cused primarily on a politi­ cal assessment on East-West ferenct refugee resettlement program has been expanded relations. The United States Is parti and is working well, and add­ cularly anxious to sound out ed, "It is hard to put a per­ its partners on the wisdom of son in a welfare category trying to reach other tension- when jobs aro available else lowering agreements with the where." Most of the governor's news Russians following the limit conference was n reiteration cd nuclear test ban treaty. American officials said that of statements unit announce­ so far they had found Soviet ments he had made earlier in Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ ths week. chev's proposal for an EastBoobies and the northern West non-aggression paet un­ acceptable because it was gannet are birds that stupidly tied to schemes such as an permit themselves to bo cap­ unverified — an unvcrifiable tured while asleep. Bryant Favors CubanAid Halt SEN. JOHN Mathews, Jacksonville candidate for governor, will be guest o f honor at a re­ ception Jnn. 8 at the Valdez Hotel. He will be accompanied by Sen. J o h n McCarty, Fort Pierce. ’inecrest To Ordain )eacons The slate ol officers as re­ commended by the nominat­ ing committee was elected at n meeting of the Episcopal Churchwomen ot Christ Epis­ copal Church, Longwood, held Tuesday evening at the par­ ish house on Church Street., Officers named are Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, president; Mrs. Virginia Bowersox, vice pres­ ident;; Mrs. Dee Dee O'Neal, secretary; Mr«. Helen Thomp­ son, treasurer; Mrs. Jo Ann Hammond, United Thank Offeting custodian; Mrs. Jean Pasternack, s o c r e t a fr y o Christian Education;. Mrs. Ma­ rie Taylor, secretary of Miss­ ion and Supplies, Mrs. MUlle Pitman, aecretary of Promo­ tion and Jan Colie, secretary of Church Periodical Club. Mrs. Charles Pasternack presented a continuation of the Christian Education 8er- CTP Reports On Sale Ordination services for new deacons will be held at Pine crest Baptist Church at 7:30 By Jana Casselberry p.m. Sunday with I). M. Fits Mrs. Ralph Moore, chair­ gcrald, chairman of (he dca man, has announced that re­ cons, presiding. ceipts from the recent rum Ordained will be James L. mage sale held by the South McCoy Jr. and R. C. Whit Seminole F.lcmenlary School mire. Installed for a new C.T.P. totaled $171.30. term of service will be Fred She has expressed her ap­ Gray, Cameron Paulk and preciation to all those who Harold Sherwood. helped make (he sale a sue Rev. William J. Guess, pas­ cesa . . the workera, (hose tor, will deliver the ordina­ who donated or purchased Admissions tion sermon and a special sc Items and especially Walter Vest Kay Harper, Jimmy lection of Christmas music Bonder, who donated use of Glenn, Edward Harrington, will be presented by the Jun­ the Fern Plata store where George A. Daguc Jr., Doris ior Choir. the sale was held. W. Hodges, Linda Gall Kipp, Leona H o w a r d . Maybcllc Maxwell, Eddie Thomas, all of Sanford; Julian Stenstrom Casselberry; W a l t e r Bur­ nette, New Smyrna Beach Births Mr. and Mrs. William Harper, baby girl, Sanford Discharges Mildred Marcotte, Ksy K Sires, David Cleveland Jr. Patricia Ann Chavis, Ellm Vaughn, Lena Burns, Fran­ ces L. Goodman, Betty Andes and baby hoy, all o f Sanford Betty L. Dunn. Fern Park Leona Fore, Whitcvllle, N Right now we Ford Dealers are C.; Viola Howard, DcOary Mildred Stoncleigh, L o n g com pleting our BIGGEST sales wood; Edith Speers, Clara year in history. . . and the Speers, Lake Mary Hospital Notes "Where the MissChurch Taken Mrs. Pasternack and Mrs. Ralph Stevens, co-chairmen ot tbe recent Christmas ba­ zaar, reported that the event waa very successful and thanked all those who had helped. Particular apprecia­ tion waa extended to Miss Margaret Stevena and Bill Stewart who served as short order cooka at the snack bar. Reporta of othar committees were heard and approved. Following ths business meeting refreshments of cake and coffee were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Helen Schlmmlng and Mrs. Eileen Wyman. Altamonte WMS Circles To Meet By'Julia Rartae Two WMS circles o f the Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church will hold their re­ gular monthly meetings on Tuesday o f next week. The Jane Hill Cirrle will meet at 1 p.m. at ths home o f Mre. Gerald Connelly on Maitland Avenue with Mre. Ifa M a rti VmB PH. Dec. 13, ’ 6 8 - P * c « 8 Prairie Lake Brotherhood To Have Supper Meeting By Jsae Casselberry The Brotherhood of Prairie Lake Baptist Church In Fern Park will bold a covered dish supper Tuesday night at 6:30 to be followed by a meeting at 7:13. The program will consist of a lecture and general dis­ cussion on Southern Baptist work in Germany and Japan with Robert Hooper, world missions leader, In charge. Hooper recently returned from Jspsn where he was stationed for (wo years with the U. S. Air Force. He was there during the Southern Baptist Crusade and was a member of a Tokyo Baptist Church. Everett Stevens, also an Air Force careerman, will report on Southern Baptist work in Germany where he was stat­ ioned for two years. He as­ sisted in founding a new chureh there and served as deacon. Special musie will be pro­ vided by the Brotherhood Quartet and commute* r*> porta will be heard. J. 0. Smith, stewardship chairman will report on the chureh budget and flaanc* plans for the coming year. K report on the building and air conditioning program will be presented by T. D. Begley. Plans for • Baptist Men’* Day on January will be pro* sented for approval by th* planning committee and win include a Sunday morning breakfast and the men taking full charge of a worship aer» vice on that Sunday. Jim Memory will be reeom* mended as a new R. A. Conn* selor. The organisation la sponsored by the Brother* hood end is growing so rapid* ly It has been necessary te form two Crusader Chapters. Fasting is not peculiar la any one religion but ha* been found from early time* among peoples widely scattered tbe world. C A L I D. Haines, chairman, presl ding. The Alice Price Circle, with Mre. J. E. HiMebrsn as chair­ man, will meet at 7:30 p.m nt tha home of Mre. Dan Cowart on Triplet Drlva In Casselberry. MOVI NG AND S T O R A G E FA CO IN( 2 - 9 5 1 1 504 Celey Ave S . m f o r <1. F l.i This month we are celebrating Ford’s ’ iliY B U t * *64 Choir To Hold Caroling Party Members of the Junior Choir of Plnecrest Baptist Church have announced Caroling Party for next Thursday evening. Those planning to partici­ pate will meet at 6:30 p. m at the church to assemble for the carol group and later will return to the home o( Rev. William Guess, 112 West wood Court, for refreshments Ford line is more popular than ever. To celebrate we are offering special “ BIG YEAR" FALCON BUYS on every new Falcon in stock. Come in today and let us show you how you will SAVE MORE with an all-new ’64 FALCON. *64 Falcon Futura Hardtop-on* of 17 Falcons Including 3 convartiblas and 7 wagons. Longwood Catholic Circle Plans Dance Ry Donna Estes f $ A square Hanes was planned and scheduled for Jan. 25 at the December meeting and Christmas party of Longwood's St. Catherine o f Siena Circle o f the Church o f Na­ tivity Catholic Women’s Club. The meeting waa held Wednes­ day evening at the home of Mr*. Myrl Blankenship. Culler for the dance will be Joe Curtis of Orlando. In other business, Mrs. John Kennedy, chairman, announced thut the women o f the parish will receive Communion in a group st ths 8 s.m. Mass this Sunday snd encouraged all the women to attend. A rummage sals was plan­ ned for March 20-21 to he held Market on 8R 43d beginning in front of ths Super Vslu ■t 8 s.m. each day. The narliie and Midge dolls and wardrobes will be award­ ed this Sunday at the church following the noon Mass. The Longwood Circle's turn St. Richard's Council 6367, to furnish refreshments for Knights of Columbus conduct­ the (ISO will bo on Jan. 17. ed a First Degree Exemplifi­ Following the business cation Tuesday at ths Council meeting gifts were exchanged Hall, 2304 Oak Avenue in among the 22 members attend­ Sanford. ing. Refreshments o f cake, F.xcmplified into the First pie, coffee snd ten were serv­ Degree were Constantine ed by Mrs. Blankenship, the Curisle and Herbert W. John­ Misses Sadie and Winnie MeHale snd Mrs. Henry Watts. son. The next meeting will be Following the ceremonies s barbecue chicken dinner was Jen. 6 st the home of Mrs. served In honor o f the new Dolores Dean on Sanlando Springs Drive in longwood. members. Knights Conduct Exemplification ANNOUNCEMENT Beginning Jan. 1 — we will not service or repair any make o f automobile other than Jeep vehicles. It has been a pleasure to serve you — we have appreciated your business. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. CORDELL’S REPAIR SHOP j/. (D . Q ohdsdl Makes Y O U R Home Easy to Heat AH Ove Choic* of 5 Choica of 5 anginas includes 164-hp V-81 All-new exterior styling! 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Come in and test-drive all-new Falcon V-8 or 6 Total Performance BUYS IN FAIRLANES - SUPER TORQUE FORDS, TOO, At WALL PLUM RING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1007 8. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6361 Strickland - M orrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. �sc The Door Opener? Political Notebook solitfcal ■tract urt. oariy all thoao Jura oeeurrod In ft brief 90 rears, k e« thaa • sbtth o f th* country** hietory u a free land. Small wonder, then, that millions o f Americans aheps a mood o f pro­ teat against tbs steady encroach­ ______ ments._____ Withthe thenation nationgrowing growingever erer more populous and Its problems mounting* the prospect dserly is fo r more o f the same. No American genuinely wedded to liberty can wish to yield an inch o f It casually. Conservatism which acta as a brake and corrective against any cavalier abandonment o f free­ dom serves all fret men well. Conservatism moves toward un­ reality only when, at its fringes, It cells for such sharp reversals as would leave great problems not only unsolved but largely untouched. Liberalism is similarly unreal when it calls for an end—by the day after tomorrow — o f the struggles against poverty and fo r peace. Con­ gress cannot appropriate enough atm arguing — often btttoriy—about how it caa best be enjoyed and pro- mr t e d lt fr l dl r k l « g p m m t - l HW SAMBaWyaTIsm In ll lltJgJmJBHTW re* fleet this continuing controversy. Basically, this spread o f view is not ea^ h w vH able but healthy. Argu­ ing about what freedom is helps to M ister it, to keep it vibrant. The strains upon liberty are greater today than when this country snined Its Independence. * T lie n theadvertar^w aa a distant government in England which, though moving steadily toward a constitutional democracy at home. was cracking down on oa with the autocratic Today the old not___ _ complicated freedom struggle against heavy eounter-wvlghta. A t first, government reached out la regulate against flagrant abuses o f liberty. In the Great Depression, it leached out to assist the destitute, the aged, tbs unemployed, the handlIM W orld W ar II. tha Korean War and the cold war brought a massive enlargement o f the government’s role In American life, with defense and re- (D-Wte.) lea whlln giving us aomo solid o f effective assault upon our ng array o f problems. Child Muralist A Problem Las redseoratod our living room, kitchen, hallway sad middle bedroom. Then also la a marked difference la stylo. Bodri is n representational painter with n penchant for portraits and sketches of cowboys. My ■on creates nco-exprtsslonti­ tle abstractions. Dr. Baykam was quoted as saying that Bedri sometimes ’’does not want la sat or ilorp for two days and night, Dr. Praia's aenaera are but continues pointing all the not raly easy to listen to bat they are sctaslly tray fra time.’ * This Is ths same sort of him te prepare, fra bo aora dally IncMeats (parables) dedication my son has exhib­ which ho picks rat ef k b ited. Ho has continued palat­ M ay ochodsie. Then be cap* ial despite the combined sur­ HsHaos on them te strsaa veillance of his father, mo­ his potato. Use the "Ooldlther, grandfather tad two tasks" toot below to wood older sisters. owl the daII speakers from the fascinating sort! Ths oiMbfflcn attracted IMAM people tta flriV three weeks. Viewers ware said to “find It dilflcult to believe that a youngster la capable of such mature art" Yooag Bodri tho story eonUnited, “ knows nothing of the Sftletto etir*’ his works have created borauso his father does not want tha boy treated u a child prodigy. 1 think 1 Just how Dr. Baykam It to happens that my own son, who recently celebrated kU second birthday, also bat aa extraordinary aptitude for the graphic arts. Believe ms, It presents a problem. Thus far, we haven't exhi­ bited any of his work outside tha famUy, but It has certain­ ly produced gaips from his Blotter and mi. Wo find U difficult to beUovo that anyone so* young te capable of croating such a bJg mess. Unlike Bodri, who works with water colon and pencils, my aon uses a wide range of materials. Crayons, ballpoint pens, syebrow pencils and lip­ stick are among his favorite media. And. again In contrast to Bcdrl, who sketches on paper, my son specialises in murals. In ths past six weeks, ha Editor, Herald t On behalf o f tho Hanford. Bomlaote County Junior Cham­ ber o f Commerce, 1 wish te take this means to publicly thank all persons who partici­ pated in tho Christmso Par­ ade. Tho fine co-operation of many people and organisa­ tions again demonstrated that this community can work to­ gether. Thoco people who worked long hours on pre­ paring and decorating ths nu­ merous floats deserve a spe­ cial thanks for thslr many excellent and beautiful de­ signs. I wish to presonslly thank you and your staff for the fine coverage of the Parade. Your newspaper greatly contributed te the nuccess o f the Parade. Dave Kllngenemlth, Chairman 1W3 Jayree Christmas Par­ ade. Editor, Herald: Now that football season la over and w* can all get back te some substance of normal living, I would like to teko this opportunity to give a hearty “ thank you" to The OUR BOARDING HOUSE IY0O, AN COOLOFF! PUSHlM’ A tf _ X SRUNTlNURfcA) coopus o p j A EIEPHANT6MA* . IN* A PLAY .t K onbpbanut/ ! la the meantime, It is gen. orally sxpoetod that cotton pi udnears voting in referen­ dum will approve continuance of rapport price poymenu with acreace production eonInto under existing legial*. ties. For cotton farmers to r»> joct this plan would bo a far m ater opeet than whoa wheat farmers rejected eon. trols in last May'll referendaas. C A 8E R-435: Dr. Normaa Viacom Pool# and I were speakers last Spring at ths dedication o f two brldgoa in honor o f newspaper publisher Wilton E. HalL Sanford Herald In general and Dr. Poalo is one o f ths board Julian Btenstrom In particular members o f our Scientific along with BUI Vincent Jr. Marriage Foundation, too. The reason for this hearty Wa hare been friends for “thank you" la for the wonder­ many years, for I like his em­ ful coverage given tho IMS phasis on positive thinking and Fighting 8omlno|o football also his deft uas of Christ's teams. 1 am sura that the ex­ anecdotal formula for public cellent newspaper reporting, speaking. with appropriate pictures, by Dr. Peals always maintain* Tho 8nnford Herald contrib­ superb eye-contact with hi* uted largely to our succoonful audiences. record*. Many professors and clergy­ So, on behalf o f the football men, however, look at tho cellteams and the coaching staff, Ing and probably wouldn’t I wish to sxpress our sincere know if half the auillenco were appreciation o f “ a Job well to sneak out, for they fall to done” to Tho Sanford Herald, look directly at their listeners. Julian Htenctrom and Bill Vin­ Not mo, Dr. Pealel Ilia eyes cent Jr. rove around his audlenco con­ Jim Pigott stantly to bold tholr fascinated attention. Editor, llsraldt And that also permits tho It gsvs me gnat pleasure speaker te too If they art alert to rtcelve copies of the Navy and wido awake, or dosing. Section of your “ Progresa Ed­ Dr. Poalo also assemhlos his ition." sposch or sermon from ths How gratifying U te to ara dally Incldonta that have bethe growth and development fellow him. of Heavy Attack Wlag ONE Josuo did tho u m o thing In portrayed In this lucid and at- his sterling sermons, for tractlva manner. Christ used tho "ease method." We in Heavy Attack Wlag Ills examples were drawn ONE ara proud of our part­ from tho daily ssporionco of nership In the community's tho crowd. They were often progress. We are thankful for called parables, which means the support we enjoy from Us “ stories." clUsens and for their forward- Alas, many modern profes­ looking approach to a promis­ sors and clergyman omit stor* lea and narration, so tholr ing future. Thank you for your eontlnu- •poochra are dry, deadly ant ing coverage of Navy activi­ sleep-producing, for mere exties and particularly for this p o s i t i o n l a “teachy" or latest tribute to our weapons, “ preachy.” “ Exposition” contrasts viv­ our men and our families. J. 0. Mayo idly with “ narration" In tho way a bleached skeleton con­ The Zend-Avesta is the sac­ trasts with a vibrant living red book of the Zoroastrlani personality. religion. Stories thus add the attrac­ i tive flesh and blood to tho i■kolotal facta o f exposition. So these stories keep on ou. , dlrnco awake and fascinated. Hut many supposedly edu­ ,cated men can’t even tell a story! Why, Fra mat clergyman who would smploy a dry, mon­ otonous delivery even when trying te tell children tho story of GotdilocksI A o a hint to you aomlnary homiletic (a p a t e h ) profs, why don’t you assign Goldi­ locks as a classroom projoct? For men who can’t wax dra­ matic end Inject suspense Into tho very way they utter ths words o f such s children’s tals, arc obviously going to kill ehuieh attendance later on. Alas, many clcrica are al­ most totally devoid o f a tense o f the dramatic. They don’t know the differ­ ence between an exclamation point and a perlodl Mo will you young clorlca pleas* watch a professional orator like Dr. Peale or Bishop 8h*en or Oral Roberta or Billy Graham or tha top clergymen in your own denomination? Outline the aermona of such famous orators and you win quickly find that they string together a series of relevant, dramatic parables, each of which moveo tho mala theme steadily forward toward ita climax. Dr. Poalo’a sermons an easy to listen to and actually sailor for him to dovelop than tho exposition or “essay" opoochoa. For ho Just soltos on rolovsnt happenings of tho day or week and weaves them into hie sermon! So eend for my booklet "How to Make an Interesting Speech, “ enclosing a long ■tamped, return envelope, pluo 20 cento. It can raise your sal­ ary fasti (Always write. In Dr. Crane in care e f tkle news­ paper, encloalag a long otamped, addressed onvoW •po tad M crate te caver typing and printing crate when yon need for one of bin booklets.) H aet extended, all tha acreage la tha Kleeahowor ad* ministration soil bank iseerva could bo brought back into production aoat pear. With aoarlp 10 pears ef new farm technology available elnea tha soil bank hill was pasted, there la considersbe fear over what will kappas. Production of amet major crops might soar, leading to •till larger surpluses and swcetaitatlng huge increases In government farm program costs for rapport prices and storage. A aujor effort la botog mads to enlist President Lyn­ don Johnson’s rapport for ponding blUa. Paras organi­ sations sad lobbyists via with each other la proclaiming that the now president from Texas la Indeed the farmers’ boot friend. This has rasossdod to • limited degree oa a kin to make the Kennedy food atom* pilot plan program a perms, nont government operation and to got action on a now cotton bill. Agriculture Secretary Or* vUlo L. Freeman declared fas n Thanksgiving letter to 60 state govsrnors that Proal* dsnt Johnson had asksd for n “ redoubled" effort to insure that United States food abund­ ance la "folly" available to all who noed It this would in­ clude food stamp, school hutch sad Pood for Peace plans. On ostton legislation, the late President Kennedy over a year ago advocated congres­ sional consideration of ending seppeeted — hssal worked. Speaker John W. McCor­ mack got President Joha* eoo’a approval for the House to taka op tha Cooley bill Dm . t , so that it eonld bo brought before the Senate this year. Passage or defeat of this bill to not considered a first test of President Johnson’* iafhsonco with Congress. It was foreseen that tha Hoots to to would bo does. Cotton Council and Textile InatHsts epokeesMn toncada that than Is Utils chance the Sonata will pass the Cooley bill this year. Sonata Agricul­ ture Committee Chairman Al­ len mender, (D-La.) opposes It on the grounds that it would cost the government more money thaa existing cotton prograau. Thera la mart sonata sup­ port for a bill latraduced by Sea. Honaaa Tklmadgo, (D- The dog officer to now patrolling to pick all aaliM acd and stray dogs. •ay tela to Uw world, 11,820 •quits mllea. But Laka Baik­ al la Siberia, although only 19,182 square miles, la deep •aough to glvo it a volume of water greater thaa Lika Su- TELEPHONE I22-PU4 Pag* 4 Hanford, Florida Fri., December IS, 1963 w u r a a a . UUU.OW, B orrow a x d m a L io w s a t u u ' L r r a x itrosi Am i Ii m waiter raws* van r a w M eets'** S4ltee ir s i a m u Oeoeu seller msSL-WB S U S S M a* Wise gait** r a in was.La Sleeked**! Oupl. ja x iw smowisawbw Uutleeee M*a*o*r m a w a iv r r w. jo nxsox claeeltleS Dlreeter arWASW VOS.TOS.IXW otreslstteo M u tte r CHARLES KAMPF President SANDRA WOODWORTH Secretory 204 NORTH PARK AVENUB Use The Sanford Herald! As Your Seminole County P. O. BOX 1350 SANFORD, FLORIDA As far u soma couples are concerned all during the show at a drive-la theater is Inter­ mission. Hall for tha dog Ucoaao. GIFTS GALORE • TITLE INSURANCE Moot watches and a lot ef women are self-winding. and tha certificate to ba praaaated at tha C ity Kampf Title and Guaranty Corporation • TITLE CLOSINGS The fellow who docent have the ambition to begin la the first to criticise a quitter. curraat rabies vaccination by a veterinarian C h h iA b ru tA AGENT FOR MID-SOUTH TITLB COMPANY Pint parents are anxious for a asw baby to talk and later on for it to koop quiet Htanaad. This alas inquires tha dog to havs a Announces tha Opening of $AY A New Tort sight dob is potting a kick into a (laso of milk, charting a dollar for it. City oritoamcon reqniro that wrery dog ba Charles UNCLE, MA30R* By Hal Cachraa A girt may set be athletic, pet be very load of good sports. SHOPPING GUIDE �# * --------- r Tell* ’ jffmi W E E N E K D I 7 1' O i l R 0 f H O M E S m S a n f o r d - Seminole A r e a ■ ■ ___ t--------J W ^ l e Ck> S s a fa r i f F rt.D e*. 11, R eran Here's 'Home For Christmas' What better gift could you choose fo r the whole family than a new hom e? It’* long-lasting, and give* com­ fo rt, shelter and protection from the element*. It'* a place for rest, friend­ ship and entertaining, fam ily meals and discussions, education and fun. It can have quite an influence on the character o f growing children, The home le is what the family makes it — and our local buflders are offering some beautiful houses for your “ home for Christmas." Quite a few people visited ths handsome new four-bedroom colonial home in Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor last week. It will be open for inspec­ tion again this weekend. Notice par­ ticularly the flagstone entry, the ex­ tra-convenient kitchen. And while you’re there, take • sneak preview look at the new home on the corner o f Rantoul and High­ land, three lots down. The lawn has now been sodded, and it’s going to be a real beauty. Kingawood Builders also have two homes under construc­ tion in Grove Manor. W ell have more details as they near completion. In the new third section o f Raven­ na Parte, one home is available now. It’s the three-bedroom two-bath at 411 Tangelo Drive, pictured in Shoe­ maker’s ad. There’s another that will be finished in time for Christmas. These homes feature built-in electric kitchens and the com fort o f central duct heating. Four other homes are in varying stages o f construction, and if you prefer one o f these, you can select your own paint and tile colors. Go Christmas shopping for a home thia weekend — you’ll see some exciting new designs! ? Country Olub Road * O0j .f Rm | Estate TraamctioM Lea Bishop et UX, 90-218-10E, Pstar Knodsen at ox to Nat­ 16,000. alia Btlalto at ux, 6-20-31E, P. Zeull and Sons, Inc., to IM 0 0 . Gerald B. Smith st ax, San Thomas L. Harris st al to Sem Knolls, 619,000. Archie B. Williams at nx to Loula C. Bednanki st ux. William C. Van Dusen at ux, Crystal Lake, $9,700. Casselberry, 610300. William 0 . Addison st ux to Fred W . Fansher et ux to FHA, Ssnlando Estatas, f 12,- Walter J. Krohne et ux, 20700. 203-30E, 620,000. Robert P. Lillsy at ux to William E. Messon at ux to Fred B. Blanchard at ux„ 16- James R. Chatham et ux, East2Os-29 E, $4,000. brook, 618300. Jamss C. Walter at nx to James Wachfelti et ux to Mtrlon 0 . Roberts st ux, San­ James T. Hall et ux, 28-21Sford Farms, 18,500. 30 K, 6U.OOO. Sharps Building Corp. to Herman D. Bowers atux to Vivian W. Gorday Jr., at ux, William Homer et ux, Rldga Longdals, $ 10300. High Subdivision, 610.400. Hl-Lo Corp., Inc., to Curtis Simon Eninger st ux to Development, Inc., English Jerry L. Brady st ux, Cassel­ Estatas, f t ,000. berry, 611300. Wando A . Vleta to Wando C. B. Searcy et nx to Ralph A. Vista Jr* at ox, Lake Har­ C. Baylsc, Longwood, 610,000. riett Eitates, $7,000. Edward A. Johns et ux to Shoemaker Construe t i o n Jeaae Keeman et ux, LongCo., Inc* to Julian H. GUIUand, wood Park, 63300. Ravenna Park, $16300. Archie B. Williams Jr., et Richard H. Ivers to Bobby ui to Julain P. Sharpe et ux, W. Jackson at ux, Laka Mary, Longwood, 68,100. »7^00. Willis J. Potter at ux to Standard Growers Associa­ Samuel L. Cheaaer et ux Laketion to Anco Entsrpriaee, San­ wood Shores, $16300. Thomaa W. Southerland Jr. ford, $15,000. Ralph Jarvis st ux to Ron­ et ux to John P. Mayer et nx, ald J. Burks st ux, Dream- Druid Hilli Estates, 627300. PHA to John T. Dee et ux, wold. 914300. FHA to Raymond Groth et North Chuluota, 67300. Lawrence J. Giroux et ux ux. Bear Laka Hilts. 68.000. Charles H. Johnson et ux to FHA, North Orlando, $18,to Clifford P. Shumwsy, at 600. ux, Longwood, 111,000. AIco Development Company Johnnie Marks st ux to An­ to Herahell G. Stuart et ux. dre Montero et ux, Bel Air, Lake Mobile Shores, 611,000. AIco Development Company 68,000. Earl L. Farrow et ux to to Herahell G. Stuart ea ux, W aiter Conner J r , et ux, Laka Mobile Shores, 910300. F ait brook, $14,800. Ward Hicks Inc., to Leon­ Warren G. Rynex et ux to ard J. Hartnett et ux EastAlbert R. Marklewlci et ux, brook, 618,400. Ward Hlcka Inc., to Frank Eaatbrook, 910300. . Leeamia Whlta et nx to C. Renew, Sr., et ux. EastLeon Harris at ux, Lincoln brook, $17300. First Federal Savings and Heights, 60.700. Jack P. Dodd at nx to John Loan Association o f Orlan­ do to Jessa T. Hinson at ux, Laka Harrlst Estatas, $11300. Patsr J. Kelly st ux to Jo­ seph Pinter at ux, AltaaMnta, 650,000. P in t Federal Savings and Loan Association of Orlando to George Blehler et ux, Lake Harriet Estates, 68300. Holland John DeJong st us to Kenneth R. LeRoy at ux. South Pinecrast, $9,700. Wilson Bond Sr* st ux to Leona B. Barnes, Sanford, $8300. FHA to Robert A. Burks at ux, Altamonte Springs, $9,160. Johnny Walkar st ox to Elva Schenker, Sanford, $15^ 500. Suita Fllsd Federal National Mortgage Association vs. Edward Bay Gllleg et nx, mtg. fcL Albany 8avlngt Bank vs. Richard P. Payna et ux, mtg. fcl. West Bids Federal Savings and Loan Association o f Nsw York va. Johnston Childa st ux, mtg. fcl. Wetavo Corp. va. Prayer Realty Corp. st si, mtg. fcl. Mutual Benefit Life Insur­ ance Co. va. Thomaa Hubert Mathews et a), mtg. fcl. Mutual Benefit Life Insur­ ance Co. va. Georgs M. Buerg­ er et al, mtg. fcl. Life Insurance Company of Virginia va. Truman Clarence Troutner et al, mtg. fcl. Raa A. Sanford et vir. vs. Richard W. Jones at ux, suit to quiet title. McCoughan Mortgage Co. Inc., vs. Kenneth Graham Monds et al mtg. frL Harry L. Jones st ux vs. Beatrice Binell, mtg. fcl. Joseph Leonard et ux vs. Edward L. Harrington at ux, mtg. fcL East Brooklyn Savings Bank vs. Charles L. Guenther et al mtg. fcL Marriage AppHtaG—a Paul H. Wilkinson, P m Park, and Kathleen Ruth Clegg, Longwood. James A. Bundvail, Cam­ bridge, Minn* and Carolyn J, Hellstrom, Rush City, Mina. Wlllla Ray Hoghley, Apop­ ka, and Emms J. Holmes, Apopka. Jerry Mack Cravey, Starke, and Rebekah Joyce Wilson, Sanford. Willlo Alvin Jenkins, San­ ford, Martha E. Yvonne Camp­ bell, Sanford. Jacob Ponder Brinson, Sonford, and Sheralya Darnell Jackson, Sanford. Roger Edward Zobel, New Ulm, Minn., and Karen Jodell Avery, Maitland. Ernest L. Anderson, Mait­ land, and Elisabeth E. Mitch­ ell, Sanford. Albert Edwards, Sanford, and Evola Lavtrno Washing­ ton, 8anford. William K. Sc hatch. Pern Park, and Eunice Deborah White, Orlando. Edward Walker, West Palm Beach, and Ora Lae Harrlion, Sanford. Final Diverts Decrees Granted Wesley L. Burks vs. Calls Irene Burk*. Audrey Jean Kannedy vt. John R. Kennedy. Ruby 8. Robertson va. Stathem Lionel Robertson. ANCIENT SCROLLS Tha Dead Sea scrolls, dis­ covered in 1947, are at least 1,900 years old. according to every test of modern science, including carbon-14 dating. Except for a few previously discovered fragments, these Biblical works antedata oldest known Hebrsw manuscripts of the Old Tastamcnt by 1300 year*. Builders M ake Extras Part O f Total Package Surveys show that builders are providing "more bouse per dollar" today than seer before. Many featurea which formerly were considered "extras", today are Included la the package price. Both builders and homeowners have found that buy­ ers look for certain features In a bouse. Kitchens and clos­ ets certainly are high on everyone'a list. Ilomemakera consider kitchens Important because they spend a large part of their day In and around (he kitchen. Every family, of course, needs plen­ ty of storage space. Seasonal atorage, In partic­ ular, ie Important to home­ makers who must protect ex­ pensive garments. During the summer, for Instance, heavy clothes and bedding must be kept clean and freah. Woolens and furs need a specific stor­ age area during the fall and winter months, too. Moth • repellent storage areas are vital In a bouse, whether K be new or old. One closet feature that is re­ ceiving attention from many buyers thia year la aromatic red cedar closet lining, which repels moths and protects clothes in storage. In new construction, build­ ers have found that this Is a valuable "extra." Home t --------- handymen have found that the minimal coot o f the ma­ terial is readily offset by the fact that a cedar-lined closet helps sell the bouse. Cedar stripe can be nailed right over the old closet walla. Aromatic red cedar la best known for Its moth repellency, of course, but the wood has several other features which prove almoct equally appealing to buyers. The rose color of cedar does much to dress up what other­ wise might be a drab looking closet. No paint or varnish la needed to maintain the color or durability of the wood. This means no main­ tenance, except for an oc­ casional duitlng. In addition, the wood serves at a solid base for attaching closet accessories to the wall. Accessorial, such as th# tie and shoe racks, are features which attract the eye of the house hunter. Properly spac­ ed in a closet, which has am­ ple shelf space. A red cedar closet equipped with basic accessories, a mark of quality construction, Is considered a top attentiongetter by builders. These closets provide beauty as well aa utility-qualities which (or many years wero neglected In closet design. Ste OKSSKBRZAX of Courthouse Records iota LOCH ARBOR N th a tra a t I While yon are out driving thia week-end, take thia page with you. The map above will assist you in locating m m 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 homo. 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BOX 1599 SEE US FOR REMODELING FA 2-8074 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS k FA 2-2420 �I i ~T» : ■ ■ 1 ' j T f e K M ? *• -■?*•;'j t 5« £211:STHRKJv*c ft :' ?Y»*wr«*^ . » - 4; I A t New Smyrna I n . i . *v.* Ro m s •Vil'i 1 k i k r e Drag Slated Flerid. fh triirs Bay's B a a * latarday la a benefit drag ra n at th* Oa- 'i* t : Aatfaa gala mderway with d a * M ala al V :» p. a . and allmlaaUeas at 9:96. Tba Spootaring laminate Tladag Aaanriattea MO t a n proceed* r- i SaatL DaltSal# B oth * otnoiSp Chargen Seek DivisionTitles •R » T VJallal f n a s tataniatlaaal Th* Beaten Patriots and Saa D te ft Charter* win bo flcbtbia la ollaob divisional title* this wooktnd and they ran dot it . la m l eteuaplooably fashion by boating Kan* aaa City aad Bouton, hut l> Tha Patriots, sorting thalr fb * t Eaotorn title In tho Aaoriean Football League, ylay at Kansas City Saturday af ternoon and Saa Diego trayola to H outon Sunday fo r ha oratial contest. The Pa­ triots* Chiefs game will bo t ila v k il b u b to Boston by ABC 1 pa*. CST. The Charg* arwOilera battle Sunday will bo tolorlaod aationally l:SO €8Ta Buffalo plays at New York Saturday afternoon and Denoar M il bo at Oakland Sun day, completing the weekend schedule. The Buffalo-New York game will bo telcvlaed nationally by (ABC) 2:30 p.m 1 S T and tho Denver-Oakland gama will bo sent baek to Denver only, 1:30 PST. Boaton needs a win or a tlo Saturday to clinch tho Eastern crown and If the flrat game between tho two teams this year la a barometer. It should bo a elote battle. That game last Nov. 15 wound up in a 24-24 tie when the Chicfa hold tho Patriots on the oneyard Una despite four itrslght running plays by the pow orful Patriots backfleld. Timing Aaaoclattaa Vies President Butch Cauutp oarliar this week rekased a schedule o f areata for Sat­ urday’s radag tost M il a s k s Ibr ooa o f the moi p ro g ra m of tho year, Sanford's Bay Hudson, driv­ er o f aa “ A” Sport Corvette (IMS) will have aa opportun­ ity to defeod hie title In a La Maas start race. This la a drag atrip version of tho fern* • European iports ear elau le which beglni with driv­ ers running 30 yards on foot to m ia their earl. Competi­ tion la this event is open to all classes. To date, Hudson its won the lion's share of La Maas contests. Racing fans wlQ also gat another look at Bob Tucker** 1263 all-aluminum Chevrolet, the factory experimental ma­ chine that has won first placo money all over the etate and which owns a lt-eecood-plua clocking at the local quarter mil# strip. Plymouth enthusiasts, par­ ticularly those who like’em big, will see a coupl# of hot ones: Jim Kennedy o( San­ ford will be entering bis 1962 419 bp Plymouth and Cocoa Baach's Bob Stoddard will counter with a 1963 4M bp machln*. Besides Tucker, the Chevro­ let banner will be carried in­ to action by Billy Fine of Cocoa Beach (19S0, 350 hp); Gena McMahan of Lake Jem (1963, 425 bp) and gas class entrants such aa R. L. Pey­ ton, Daytona Beach (500 hp A G as); Tom Rogers of tha Sanford Nival Air Station (500 bp <‘B " Gas) and MUea Hudson, Ray's Brother, who will bring In his 500 hp " B " Dragster from Cocos. OKTires Hold ToLeagueLead i, I * With a clean awcep over their opponents, Pryon In surance, tha OK-TIras main­ tained the lead with alx points between them and tha second placa teams. Dot Johnson was tha star bowler for the OKU rea with a nlca 107—474. Team •mats Mary 8mlth came through Irith a good 165 game. In tha eccond posi­ tion wo havo a threa way tlo existing between Howe T in , Btempcre and Factory Paint Outlet. llowea captured three wins from B t Johns Realty, also Btempcre won three from McRoberts T in Co. and Fac­ tory Paint lost three to the Jet Inn team. The Plerro Mfg. burned up tho lanee with an all out win from Mar Lou’a. Marilyn Ferguson rolled high for Howe's with a 160455, while Sue Jackson and litlon Padgett turned In nlca gamaa o f 178-186 respectively. Eleanor Anderson was tops for 8L Johns with a 168-470. Stamper's star bowler for thla waok’a action was Ruth Phil­ lips with a 224-487. Ruth’a big 224 game was high for thla week's League action. Verna Bolton waa high for Me Roberta with a 170-476. Lll Donat led tho Jat Inn with th# high sarita rollsd In tho League thus far—a big 650. Louisa Hosford had a MI460 which waa high for tho Factory Paint. Edith Zeull spurred tho I’ lerro Mfg. team on with her 176-487, with a big aaaiit from Caroline Plerro who had a nice 166-481. Mar Lou's top bowler waa Olga Martin with a good MS464. Only two girls in tho split circle thla week, with llotty Gallon converting tho 5-4 and Dotty Walts the 6-6- 10. 3 Manuel and Zarra romped homo for the dally double win Thursday night at the Or­ lando Seminole Jal Alai Fron­ ton, paying $!C0 on their 7-1 combination. Zarra paid $20 on hit fourth game win. Irlarte waa aecond and F.lorrl third. Ga«tl and Iriarto teamed for the feature eighth game doubles victory. An added highlight of tho night waa the pre-game ap­ pearance of 27 lovely contes­ tant* for the Mill Orbit title, in whoso honor the player's dedicated their games. e e e Gasti and Irlarte lived up to their favorites' building by winning the eighth game fea­ ture doublet highlight o f Tuesday night's third annual Charity Benefit program at the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. Finishing second were Aldax, the season's scoring loader, and Elorrl. It was Haiti's second triumph of the night, the first coming in the dally double with Miota for a $52.40 payoff. Luis and Juanchu took the opening game with Anacabo and Ramon the runnera-up to pay $73.60 on tha 7-6 quinlela and $204.00 on the 1-7 per­ fects. Proceeds from the night's operations go to the Florida Sheriffs' Boys Ranch and to the Harry-Anna Home from Crippled children. uai. am \ li ■"vnfcuCF. . telLiala A By Richard Gnat Herald Bpeete Writer THE LYMAN GREYHOUND van ity squad which will open its basketball season tonight against the Eau Gallie Commodores are from the left, first row, Mike Sterling, Joe Aa)ier, Joe Pavelchak; second row, Kenny Amend, Gene Winkelman, Jim Golpen; thirjl row, Richard Grant, Bill Tolson, Don­ nie Smith and Bill Burkhart Steelers Get Their Big Chance Sunday By United P ina International Midnight strikes somewhere around 4:45 p.m. In New York Sunday for tha Cinderel­ la team of tho National Foot­ ball League. That'a approximately tha hour when the Pittsburgh Stcelera either will havo quali­ fied fo r their first champion­ ship playoff or their gallant effort to beat out the New York Giant* will end In dis­ appointing defeat. Tha Glanta art 7 polnt fav­ orites for this winner-takeall gama that will draw n sell-out crowd o f nearly 70,000 to Yankeo Stadium. Because o f tha peculiar nature o f thla year's standings, the Giant* alao can clinch tha Eastern Dlvltlon crown by bolding the Steelera to a tlo. Tho Chicago Bean could clinch the Weatem Dlvlilon title Saturday afternoon with­ out oven lacing a pair of cleata, although It'a not llkoly. Tho Green Bay Packer*, clinging to a alim hopo of overtaking the Bean, meet the San Franciico F oity Nlnera Saturday In a nationally-telavlied gama (CBS) from tho Weat Coaat starting Iat 4:35 p.m. CST. Lyman Basketball Schedule Home Kau Gallia Home Oviedo Away New Smyrna Baach Away Kau Gallia Jan. Home Oak Ridge (Orlando) Home Lakeview (Winter Garden) Away Apopka Home It Ocoee Home •14 Wildwcod Home •17 Leesburg Away 18 Oviedo Away •20 DoLand Away •24 Oiceola (Klaslmmee) Away 25 Oak Rhig* (Orlando) Away 28 Ocoee Away •31 Lakeview (Winter Garden) Home Fob. • 4 Apopka Away • 7 Wildwood Home 8 New 8myrna Beach Away •10 Leeiburg IS, 14, 15 Orange Belt Conference Tournament Home •18 Dfl.and Home •21 Oicrola Cclors: Blue end Gold Nickname: Greyhounds Varsity Coach: Walt Dsurus Junior Varsity Coach: Dutch Campbell Lyman Uigh Varsity will wsar Gold at home and Blua on :ha road. The J.V.'i will wear Gold both at home nnd on the road. Junior Varsity games will begin at 6:30 p.m. 'Orange Belt Conference Games Dec. 13 14 17 a 4 •7 •to World's fastest (port TONIGHT 7 :4 0 f (6 fsumX ICIMISNIIHTL Ladina N igh >. Ph. 1364321 Sorry. Mi Mi a n t/Ni Ar* - '*( to iN•i • FRONTON M•Y IM ; At $ I WN $’ gl Bollon Takes High Series The Lyman Greyhounds open their basketball season tonight against tbs Eau Gal­ lia Commodores at the Lyman gym. Th* Greyhounds had a 10 and IB record last year nnd hop* to Improvo it this year now that they are members of tho Orango Balt Confer•nte. Thla will be tbclr first year In tbs conference. They take the place o f tho Sanford Seminolea. Tho other addition to tho conference la tbs Kis­ simmee Kowboys who take Bishop Moore’s place aa tha Hornets and tha Braves move op to tho Metro Conference. Tbs first foa o f tho Grayhounds has lost two games, ona to Satellite Baach and tba other to Mount Dors. Tbs game with Mount Dors was lost on* point, 39 to 89. Tho Lyman five will ass action ones more on Saturday night when they meet the Oviedo Lions. The Lions took their season opensr last Tues­ day night with Montverd# 93 to 80. Oviedo has a real fin* press and will b* out to show Just how effective it can bo execut­ ed. About three-fourths o f the points scored on Montvard* waa o ff th* press. The starting lineup: guards —Mika Sterling, Joe Asher; forwards— Bill Tolson, Rich­ ard Grant; center — Donni# Smith. Verna Bolton toppled tho pins on tha Holler Motors Navy Wive* league this week to taka the high serif* of tha league with a 633 series. Ver­ na also rolled a 203 game. Pat Slpley waa right behind her with a 200 game and a 532 series. Susy Reno came through with a 170 game for a 406 aeries. Pat Drnlm knrked down tha pins for a 182, while Dc* Rot* had a 170. Barbara Roh rer had a 1C8 and Ross Patrlrk rolled a 167. Mary Ann The league leading Art Williams had a 166. Marlene Lewis got a M3, while Bar­ Brown Pest Control team won bara Quillln was right behind three points from Cook’a Cor­ ner In tba lUnooner* last her with a .162. Stenitrom The I’lns toppled for Suxy bowling match; Reno when she got two tur Realty also won three point* keys, while 1'at Slpley had from Shoemaker Construction. Pat Slpley, of Jim Hunt Real­ one. Susy Reno convertad tha ty, turned in th* high sort** of 5-6, 6-7, and the 3-10. Carol 600 to help Hunt's take three King picked up the 0-7. Jewel point* from the Acey Deucy DeMasters, Marge Field, and Wive*. Joe’s Laundry, with 5-7. Betty Hoogcrwert, and the help of their new bowler, Betty Washburn picked up th* Beverly Meeks, won three 27. Jennie Iiunnela gotpoints the from GrapevUle Nurs­ 37. Pat Slpky convertedery; the tho D«Bary Debs took .’ -6. Rose Patrick, Verna Itol- three points from the CPO ton, and Sherry Kco picked Wives and Southern Air won up tha 4-5. Congratulations to three points from the M. 4k R. Bar. all. Jean Sheridan converted VAH-0 *0 ” Wives attll lead the league with 44 % wine and the 3-4-7; Mary Dougherty 3 71k losses. VAII-3 " E " Wives 10; Val Kelsey 5-7; and the 3are In second place with 34 10 fell for Shirley Simas and wins and 18 losses. Th* Ten Val Kelsey. Etta Dorman Pinners are third with 81 wins rolled the only turkey. Dot Johnson, Cook's Corner roll and 21 losses. cd the high gsme of 185 and Pat Siplcy high scries of 500. Louise Pyle, bowling with DALLAS (UP1) - Two free agtoU from Notra Dame, of­ the Gripevllle Nursery team, fensive end John Simon and rolled the highest game In th* linebacker Clay Stephen*, 3 6 9 tournament this week­ have beea signed by the Dal end; your teammates are las Cowboys of the National looking forward to that turkey dinner! Football League. Pest Control Beals Cook's Cowboys Sign 2 FREE ADMI8SION and PROGRAMS W H ISKEY AT Popular Prices FOR H O LID A Y S SCHOOLING BAR A N D PACKAGE 2603 ORLANDO DR. A fter baiting Montverd* 8336 Is Oviedo's opensr, Oviedo take* to th* road, la hopes o f eontim ing last year's winning rocord. Paced by Bollhorn and Courier, tha two returning ■tartars, Oviedo hopes to car­ ry tbs victory torch again to tha state tournament. Tonight tho Lions travel to New Smyrna Beach to tackle s tough, experienced quintet Paced by John Lavia aad Ellaon. New Smyrna takas ad­ vantage o f good holght and re­ turning starters to provide rough competition for oppon­ ents. Now Smyrna hat played good games, especially giving Seabraaaa High School, on* o f tho etrongeat prep cage teams, trouble la thalr contest Tues­ day. Southwest Hus TwoChamps NEW YORK (U PI) — The Southwest Conference pro­ duced both tha national cham­ pion In punting and tha na­ tional champion la returning punts In th* 1963 college foot­ ball season. Nobody with aa many kicks panted the ball further than SMU’s Danny Thomas and no­ body ran them back farther than Arkansas' Ken Hatfield. Hie East and South weren’t excluded from th* picture. Cornell (East) produced tha Individual kickoff return lead­ er, senior quarterback Gary Wood, and tha South William and Mary had tha Intercep­ tion leader, Dick Kern, also a senior quarterback. Oviedo will bo decidedly the underdog to this contest, bat th* Lions will be aiming nt an upset Coached by Dick Layer, New Smyrna will open thalr home season with Oviedo, thus giving both teams a chance to batUo In New Smyrna's new Gym. Saturday night tha Lions will invade arch-rival Lyman H:gh to play tha first o f two gamaa scheduled between the two schoola. Lyman exhibits exceptional height and experi­ ence, with a number a f last y e a r ’ s starters returning. Guided by Toll*, Burkhart and 8nth, all Urn* towering be­ yond eix fe e t the Greyhounds will prove to be a dangerous foe. Lyman is favored to win this contest, yst th* outcome could go either way, due to tha Intense rivalry existing be­ tween th* two schoola for ovar 25 years. Coach Paul Mlklsr expressed satisfaction concerning team performance and stated that h* was pleased with the team’s progress, during tha week that Oviedo has had to practice. Coach Mlkler also expressed confidence in th* team’s fu­ ture, for he forecasts: "W * will give a good account o f ourselves." He also said that ha felt the team possesses good spirit, and that they "are determined to havo another winning season." Next Tuesday tha Llona en­ tertain tha Klesimmee Kow boys In the onty cage affair to be played between tha two schools this season. JACKSONVILLI (U F D — Amateurs Charles Morgan of Jacksonville and Bob Mur- phsy 590, which combined with pro Dave Tomberg’ a 726 for ■ 1.122 total. A S li pin handicap gavw tba winners 238. Morgan and Murpbey re­ ceived 1600 each for thn vic­ tory. Tha tournament p r e p a y starts today with 96 of tho na­ tion's top bowlers shooting for tho 94.000 first prisa. Mid-Florida Tourney Set Tho Women’s Association o f Mid-Florida County Club In­ vited th* senior members of tho d ab to i "sassy lassie,M sod seniors' mixed best ball with handicap^ tournament Dec. 12. Lucy Branham and Ken Kiefer won first placo with a net 56. Mary Horensteln, also paired with Kiefer, tied Fan­ ny Kramer and Pat Lary for second with a net 61. Kramer and Lary, with 11 under men’s p a r , congratulated those whoso good game kept them from doing better. FREE! FREE! FREE! TURKEY A D A Y Drawing* Each Wednesday at 8 P. M. Aak Attendant For Details COME IN AND 8EE US IMPERIAL SANFORD WEEK'S WINNERS Charles Doolittle Harold Andrew* Mrs. L. C. Barrougka Danila Braden Wanda Blackoff J. B. Mrs. Betty M. Klaard * • * * 8 AT SERVICE STATIO N 1208 S. PARK AYE. LAST 1 THIS * 2 MAMMOTH 8 SELECTION t Gifts for Children Patio Furnishings Jins Dandy Playground Equipment — Roller Skates Barbecue Grills Tonga Torchon Water Fall Klta Block & Decker Power Tools Housewares Corning Warn — Pyre* Revert Warn Mall Boxes — Door Chlmca' iA IN T A ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS! Sherwin • WlDlama ft «f| O V B R »U RACES NIGHTLY DURING SCHOOLING REGULAR SEASON OPENS DEC. 25 Seminole Paints Wilkinson Electrical Appliances . Garden Tools Clocks— Electric fir Wind Case Pocket Knives Hair Dryers Cutlery Sets Rubbermaid Products » PORTABLE ELECTRIC & KEROSENE HEATERS I f We Don't Have It, W ell Get It a x fo ld - C^Jl/audo v u li si r i K Er N NEL rC Lt U nB o MWY. 1 7 - 9 2 Midway Between Sanford aad Ortaadn ffitoUtAM S HARDWARE 205 E. 25th St. >, Bowlers Association's 925,0M Jacksonville Open. Morgsn shot 606 aad Mur- Fernandez Favorite In Tonight’s Go NEW YORK (UPI) — Cu­ ban Florentino Fernandes Is favored at 6-5 to turn the tables tonight on Argentina’s Juan (Rocky) Rlvoro la their second nationally televised battle of middleweight knock­ out specialists. This return 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden wlU be televised by ABC at 10 . m. (EST). Their first collision in the same Garden ring on Nov. 1 was straight from Crushersvillt. Black-haired Rivero, a stocky 26-year-old with glit­ tery syss, tried to pulverise the taller black-haired and mustachioed Florentino at close quarters. And Florentino, IT, concen­ trated on trying to blast Ri­ vero's head at Ioogcr rang* I) phoy of Tampa won tha pra­ am avast last night which kkksd off tha Professional (QUALIFYING RACES) UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT M & R By Jas Warden Herald Bpeels Writer Professional Bolen Begin $25,000Open Sorry! N* Minors I T O N IG H T 7 P. M. STOCK UP Lions To Face Tough Game LOOK GRAND OPENING! ACTION! THRIILSI World Record / il i Manuel, Zarra Win Double 'JttMUfis MOSCOW (UP1) - Anatoly Mayasia sot a world record for lightweights when be lift­ ed 350.70 pounds In the clean and jerk at Kaunas, Tass agency reported Thursday. 7! ii -ftf HoundsPlay EauGallia At Longwood Pag* 6— Fri. Dec. 18, '63 w to tha Boys Baach at Mi f A m lt t driver* from «B I W m M i wm In Am Lira Oak, PlMlda. th t I ® Free Parking f; �^ A xx n f'fO T e b 8Uri«T MacLai na and Jack L taoaoa star in tha color esmedy, “ Irma La Douce,* opening Sunday at Movieland f Drive-In Theater. Thl* U adult entertainment £ v Q Alao featured will be Jean Sabers ia “ In tha French Style." Co-featured Wedneeday and Thuraday will be George Montgomery in “ Samar" and Sandra Dee ia “ A Summer Place," both in color. The triple feature for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 20-21, will be "The Running Man,** with Lee Rcmlck; “ Juat for Fun,“ with Bobby Vee, and “ Donovan'a Reef," etarring John Wayne. Straight from long runa on the atagea of Faria, Lon* don and New York, to the acreen o f the Motieland Theater cornea the much-heralded “ Irma La Douce," In Techni­ color and Panaviiion, and right from the handi o f H olly wood’a two moat eucceaaful ex­ ponent! of the light touch and tongue-in-cheek achool of mo­ tion picture production. Meaqjpg It wai produced and directed by Billy Wilder from a acript prepared by Wilder and I. A. L. Dia­ mond for the Mlriach Com­ pany and for United Artiata release. Sound familiar f It ahouldl Thoio are the came credlta (bsuah d b b y • DEAR ABBT: My hus­ band and I w e n married for tan years. W* were di­ vorced, but have maintained a very good relationship ia •pita of it. Ha sometime* comet and aptnds tha weakand in my homt. I live alone. It haa coma back to ms that this la very improper since he ia no longer my husband. Neither ef na haa married again. Wa are both ovor S3, and what wo do ia OUR business. I would like you to run this in your column •o all tho busy-bodies will quit running their mouths. Thank you. OLD ENOUGH DEAR OLD: What you do ia indeed your business. But you should be aware that you are doing business without a license. s e e * SHIRLEY MacLAINE as the Irma o f "Irma La Douce," Mirisch Company’s Technicolor-Pansvision comedy for United Artists release, open­ ing Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. She shares stellar honors with Jack Lemmon. which graced tha opening frames fur those recent acreen gem*, "Love In The After­ noon," Some Likt It Hot," “ The Apartment" and "One, Two, Three." "The Apartment," it will be recalled, waa an Academy Award winner, and ita caat waa headed by Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine. And you know whatf Jack and Shirley head tha cast In "Irma La Douce," tool Marking the third teaming e f two top film favoritea, Janet Leigh and Van Johnson, Hal Wallla* new comedy, “ Wires and Lovers," will open Sunday at the Rita Theater, th e y were previously »tarred together in "The Romance o f Rosy Ridge" and "Confldentially Connie." This new Paramount releaae alao marks the first Hollywood film in three years for Johnson. Tha red headed qtar has been buey DEAR ADBY: A neighbor whom I considered a good friend had a garage tale. 1 bought an old lamp for a dollar. In the meantime I became interested in an­ tiques and after this lamp sat in a corner o f my base­ ment for about a year, I d tix TRIPLE F R iT lIR E Xn. t At #)4S Half • W in : TI.V I T A H " lltarr r « e « tea. a A t l i e o a lr • F O B LOV13 OH X O A B I " Kirk Uaaalaa — Cslsr Ns. a At liiW Oalr -0113A- OK TUB TITANS" ■Sava Keeve* — Calae T osrra at a iu v im o slt IIKIAATIC . FRI. TIIR 13th MIDNITB JINX SHOW IT S PARTY TIME — Van Johnson, a writer who has juat become wenlthy, and Janet Leigh, his wife, throw a party in this aceno from the new llal Wnllia comedy, "Wives and Lovers" which opens Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. on the musical comedy a«tge In both America and England. Janet Leigh la seen as a working wife," who holds diet-rite cola FUN SHOW SAT. MORNING 10:00 CARTOON CARNIVAL $1.90 A CARLOAD TOYS FROM TOY CORRAL •WIIB HI.AIK CASTLir* ■aria Karlalf AM» ADM. « diet-rite OK K C COLA DOTTLE CAPS AH.sai.vo THAVSrAKBVT MAN" RIT2 TODAY & SAT. COMIVO a t’ !*. - m o v . • T t * : » . D O S T ro H G C T A T 1:00 - 3:03 - 3:10 7:13 • 9:00 THITHREE STOOGES GO AROUNDTHE WORLD IN A DAZE STARTS EARLY BIRD SHOW SUN. N1TB « :1 ! SUNDAY m in is* A* SHI A MMS BACK BT r o fl'L A a DRWAMD A T 140 • 3:13 -1 :1 3 7:11 - 9:00 JMCT SHIRLEY LEIGH IL .M M O N M . - i a i M L ’ A ■*- iRMil !)()R 1 JOHNSON MUEY WINTERS VYCHMCOLOr panavmnm* co - i t : « t i h i : bus “ IN THE STYLE* french STAUniVO JEAN aeBBHO rirat Baalare H aala* DEAR UPSET: A deal 18 a deal, and If your neigh­ bor’ s friendship isn't worth any mors then |15 you won’t have lost much. * * * DEAR ADBY: Last year grandpa died, and Grandma complained that the big old house, she’d lived In for so many years was too much work for her, so my hus­ band and 1 offered to buy it from her. W* put our house on the market and went apartment-hunting for Grandma. Our children told all thtir friends that we were moving to Grand­ ma’s houa*. That waa our big mistake. It soon got 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Mr. Magoo's Christmas C a r o l . (Color) (Rerun) Repeat of last year's delightful animat­ ed adaptation of Dickens* "Christmas Carol." Jim Bac­ kus plays that great thcsblan, Mr. Magoo, aa Scrooge, and other familiar voices belong to Morey Amsterdam, Jack Cassidy and Lea Tremaine. Sparking the show Is a lively and tuneful original score by Broadway composers J u 1e Styne and Bob Merrill. 3:30-9:30 p.m. CDS. Route 69. "Come Home, Greta In- back to u* that all our rela­ tives w e n aaylng that we were pushing Grandma out o f her boum eo we could live In it, to we quickly gave up the Ides. Yesterday I learned that my brother had Juat tlgned the papers. HE ia buying Grandma’s house, and Grandma is mov­ ing into an spartrasntl If you are wondering what tha nlatives think, from all I ’ve heard, they think U*a g rea t T hen must be a moral somewhere In this dirty deal, but I'm too mad to figure It ou t Can youT DIRTY DEAL DEAR DIRTY DEAL: When you know you’re shooting squan, don’t bo Influenced by tho babbling o f others. • * * o What’# on pour mind 7 For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelop* to Abby, Box S3C5, Beverly Hills, Cellf. • * * e For Abby's booklet "H ow To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 cento to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hill*, Calif. T V Time Previews ger Gruanschaffen." T h i s aeries takes a shot at off-beat comedy with this one, and It couldn't have picked a bet­ ter female lead than Tammy Grimes. Miss Crimea plays tha leader of a physical cul­ ture group who tires of her mates, particularly her mus­ cular boy .friend (Chad Ever­ ett), and runs away to a akl resort. There she meets our heroes (Martin Milner and Glenn Corbett) and proceeds to outdo them in all sporting events. Then tha boy friend thowa up and he shows Tod and Line ha too ia superior muscle-wise. 8:30-9:30 p.m. ABC. Burke’s Law. "Who Killed Cynthia Royal 7 " Tonight’s guest list really runs the icalo all tha way from Frankie Avalon to Una Morkle, who plays nutty old lady. Others include MacDonald Carey, the always entertaining Stubby Kaye and Marilyn Maxwell. The mur der la bizarre, the search for the guilty party leads to beatnik Joint and tho chief witness is a eat. All in all, about normal for the series. W eeken d T e le v is io n /\ \ o \ j » v f t t rv H IU( -IN T ME AT Ri TO VIT13 A eATIHIMT ll.tO A CARLOAD a tjh tu fh JtA FRIDAY P. M. IcieK j. » Yea can’t tell them apart without a scorecard 1 1 down a Job eo her husband. Van Johneon, can try to writ* a book. The sale of the novel, ns a book, a play and a movie, brings them wealth, which bringa Miss Leigh a mink coat and Johnson a wandering eye. Shelley Winter* haa her first comedy rolo, aa a wise­ cracking divorcee who loves to gossip. The former Acade­ my Award winner playe the typical "beet friend," only too anxloua to plant aueplclon in Janet Leigh’s mind. Martha Hyer portrays a so­ phisticated New York career girl, a switch from ker recent dramatic role in "A Girt Named Tamiko.” In addition, Miss Hyer presents a onewoman fashion parade in a wardrobe especially created by Oscar-winning designer Edith Head. The other two feminine star* also receive expert at­ tention from Miss Head’s ed­ ucated needle. 1:41 ( t ) Nswsoopt <*)(!> Ntwa. Bporls, Weather 1:10 (1) Killiorlsl I;IS ( I ) Ntws, ttpurta, W in thsr l i s t <s> c n . a Sports 1:1* (S) New#— Walter Cronkite (3) lluntlsr • tlrtnktsr (l> New*— n on Cochrea 1:41 ( I ) Outdoor liulletln Hoard T:00 (1) Client H-rvIca IS) Wyatt Karp (S) Laa Marvin Prraanta T:SO ( ! ) Mr. Uaeoo'a Christmas Carol ( I ) Tha Hr.at Adventure (> 7T Hune.t Btrlp 1:10 43) Hob Hops ( I ) Haul* IS (S) Hurke'a U * 1:14 ( 2 ) Harry’ * Otrle (4>aT w llllh t Zona IS) Farmer's Daughter 14:44 (3) Jack I’ aar (Color) <*) Hosing 14-44 t»> Mak* That Spar* 11:04 (3) New* ( I ) New*—Murphy Mar­ tin t t l l l (S) New*. Sports, W ealther ( I ) Theater o f tha Star* lt:S4 (1) Johnny Caraon (Color) tl:S4 (»> Maverick SATU RDAY A. M. I:Z4 ( I ) 4:14 (4) 1:4* (l> IS) T:S4 ( I ) («) 4:44 tt ) (*) l:S4 (t> (*) 1:44 (j> II) tt ) 1:14 It) 14:44 (3) News, Weather Bunrla* Bemeeter Orowera Almanae New* Deputy D a w s HKD Mid-Florida Across Tha Kenc* n o ck y Jon** Robin Hood Superman Super Car The Alvin Show Major Mercury Ituft S Iteddy Hector Heathen!* (4) IS) 14:14 |1) (I) IS) 11:30 (3) (5) (S) 11:SO ( t ) (It (S) Quick Draw McOraw Thvatar X Fireball XI, Mlahir Mouse Jettons Dennis The Menace It In Tla Tin Casper Fury Itoy Roeers Show lleany * Cecil S A T U R D A Y P . M. 13:44 (3) (I) (*) 13:14 (3) (4) (I) Sat. rr.e t o n Sky King ll'ia* llunny Hull winkle (C olor) Do You KnowT Macla 1 * * 4 o f Allakaaem 1:44 (3) Kiplorlng It) Newt IS) Champ. Wrestling t i l l It) Fla. Football K ic k o f f 1:11 (4) NCAA— Alabama ve. Miami S.4C (3) Watch Mr. Wlsard ( t ) AFI. flame 3:14 13) T.il-nt a Talk 3:4u <3) M.n Into Hpa<s 3:3u (3) Southern lleptlst Hour 4:04 (S) Jr. Iloa* Bowl Oam* 4:14 ( t ) (lrtt n nay v e Ban Frnncltcn 1:04 (S) Wide World o f Spuria 1:14 13) Nawecop* 4:10 (Hi Mr. Kd It) 1‘ re-Olrmplo Show T:44 (3) Clrcu* Hoy (5) Central Florida Hhowcasa Ti)4 (3) Tha M.utenant ( I ) Jackie tlleaeon It) Hootenanny 1(30 (3) Jnsy III.hup (Color) (HI Tli* Itefandara (>) Lawrence W t lk t:t* ( t ) Saturday Night Movl* 1 14 (4) Jerry L»wla 14.14 ( I ) (lunamoka II 04 (3) (4>(t) News 11:14 (4) Theater o f the a ta r i 11:34 tit Motla 11:11 It. Adutl Theater T:44 ( I ) n isi* * Harriett ( I ) Last!* (1) lllll Dana Shaw T:l* (S) Travala af Jamie McHheatar* (3) Wonderful World e f Color f*> V » Favorite Martlaa 1:4* tt> s « aurtivaa » 14 tt) Orlall It) Arrest a Trial l . l t (1) Ilnntasa I t ) Judy Utrland 1:34 14) II. K. Theater 14:44 (S) II.et On Reoord ( I ) Candid Camara ( t ) Laucha tor Sals 14:14 (S) ARC Ntwa Report (S) What* My L is e 11:40 (II Nawscop* ( I ) Harry Rasaaasr News ( I ) Th* Data Show 11:11 14) Theater of th* Stars 11:1* ( ! ) Faler d u a l 4:11 t;S0 t:S t 11:44 1*11 !S:14 It:## lilt* (4) Amarlesa Mia levy ( t ) Kieretaes tt ) Carlonvlll* (I* (lumper Itoont ( t ) Hall Harm Shew ID Bay F l e e ( I ) Silk* Wallace (5) Hpanleh (t) NUC News 13) Word (or Word (4) I Lave Leer m December llrtde ID Th* MaCeys (II Ceaeentrallea ( I ) I’ rlc* I* Itlaht ( I ) Pet* * Olsdya ( D Seven Key* (1) Mlealna Links MONDAY P. M. 'ABLl HOPPING • • Ssfvtsa Seminole T V FA H M Sealth Cater TV M i ) Isa f a tt A rm a You can get a quick o r lei­ surely meal, or Just drop ia for a coke at RoumlQat aad Andersoo’s lunch counter. It is right la town and handy for those moments when yon want to alt down to check tha list, making sure you have a gift tor everyone. A mid af­ ternoon piece of serum pilous pie and a cup of coffee will send you on your way refresh­ ed. • • e Melodee Sitting Rink will be the scene of the San-Lee-O inter-rink meet Sunday where the Melodee Dance and Fi­ gure Club will compete with the Bluebird Dance and Figure club of Leesburg. Par­ ents of tho competitive skat­ ers can get in free, and there ia a nominal charge tor other spectators. The fee is alto good for the afternoon session of sksting. Sounds like sn In­ teresting snd fun afternoon. • • e Spencer's sre doing the psrty bit with all kinds of sctlvlties scheduled for this weekend. Including t Missile Bowl cocktail party today, Jim Is back from the woods whert he was hunting, in case you have missed him. Says ha'll have to stay here now that the parties are be­ ginning. The whole Spencer crew works to make your party a success, and you'll enjoy their company as much as they do yours. • • e There will be a new en­ tertainment spot in tha coun­ ty beginning Saturday night. Actually, the spot is old, but the entertainment is new. Connie Hull, a country and hillbilly singer and guitar player, will start her show at 8:30 at the Silver Key Bar la the Longwood Hotel. Con­ nie has been in the area for five years coming from Hunt­ ington, W. Va. where she ap­ peared on radio and televis­ ion. Her recommendations are high and wa expect you'll en­ joy the new act. People are still supersti­ tious. Pound out that every night but one at the Capri la scheduled for one or more parties. Know whut that night is? . . . today, Friday the 13th. There were three part­ ies last night and more to­ morrow night. Manager Ro­ bert Raines reports they are busy already with the Christ mas season . . . among the parties scheduled for the coming weeks are the 1ILII Products party, Lions club of Sanford, Telephone Com­ pany, Home Uuiidera Asso­ ciation and a couple of In­ surance companies from Or­ lando. And naturally, tho food It of the best. • • • Take a break from routine and have the master of the house pick up a take-out din­ ner on hit way home. He can atop it the Whstaburger end get something for the whole family. It will be a treat for you and the kids both. a kid at Christmastime) that night. Stop in for an enjoy­ tJ;4» I D Faith far Tod a y able day. (3) lUvIval • e • 14) Fee* Th* Naltoa title tat Film Far* One of the most comfort­ I t) Oral Rnhart* able places to set down your 1.44 (31 Christophers packages and rest your feet I D Herald of Truth (4) 11. o f Fla. Ilaekatball l* at the Caribe Lounge. You HIsMIehts can even take off your shoes, 1:14 I D Frontiers o f Faith ( D Spec* A l * Report ladles, and curl your toes in MONDAY A . M. 1:14 14) I’ ro Football K ic k o f f the soft carpet! Flo reports S 04 f t ) Sllmaallca 3:44 I D Discovery ‘ St that many shoppers are mak­ 1:14 (3) Kunehln* Almaaa* (31 latbyrlnth 4:14 (4) Naw* ( « ) SKI. Football ing the Caribe the place for 4:14 ( I ) dunrlee Bemattar 2.34 I D Directions ' l l lunch and who can blame (3) Fla. History 13) International Zona V;## (St Tedsy I 44 ( D Death Valley Days them7 It It right around the ( I ) Operation Atpbabat (3) NUC Naws Encore corner from almost any place l:9d IS) Farm. Mark*! R e ­ I 34 I D Football vert in the downtown area. Jack (3) Sunday ( I ) New* I M ( t ) Sunday Sports and Flo are both working *:t# (I) Today Spectacular bard, getting ready for all <4> Wak* Up Movies (3) Wild Klnsdotn 7.14 ( t ) Mickle's Ooapal Time S 34 (1) O S3. Collef a Howl the Christmas parties which T:Si ( I ) Saws A Weather ( I ) Tad Mack Hour will start soon. For that spe­ 1:14 ( I ) Cartoonvtll* 4:44 ( f ) 2«th Cantuty ( I ) CepL Kaaaaraa (1) THA cial gift or your own plea I S ( I ) w e a lb e . aad New* I 34 I D Moral Issue* sure, don't forget the Carlbe'a (H) I'robe I St (I) Today well stacked package store. ( t ) .Nawscop* 1:44 (Si Jack Lalaaot Show P. M. TV REN TAL BY JUDY TURNER Tht big day la d otin g in fast, everyone. Old Saint Nick will be down thoaa chimneys before you can say Rudolph. Don’t wear yourself out in these days o f hectic preparation: take a n it between shop­ ping tripe. • V F ri. Dae. ll» ’t t - P i i * T • Salsa 11:44 ( D Tea* M r at h a f n alea Naws ( I ) Teaneseaa B rala Ferd I D Lave e f Lit e tt .'t l tt ) Marry Maaeoaav 11:11 I D Father K n e w . Beal I D BearaB far Tem srrew I D Truth er Ceaseqaeares 11:11 I D Ostdlaa Uafct 1:44 (H) Open Window ( I ) General Hospital I D Mew* aad Weatba* 1:14 It) Laffllm* 1:14 tt ) Focus 1:11 I D As Tha W orld Taras (3) Science ( D Mid-Fla. New* I II ( D Lafftlme S o* (4) Password (3) People Will Talk 111 Ann Southern 1:31 11) NIIC News 1:14 (3) Th* Doctor* 3 14 ( I ) Art Llnhletter i l l Day In Court 1:11 (3. Loratta Toting (t> To Tall th* Truth (»> queen for a Day I It ( t ) Dnuele* Kdwarde t .14 It) You Don't Hay I D Wk* D* T . a . 1:1* II) The Mettk Oam* I D Trallmeeter It) Secret Blerm Santa Claus has written the t i l II) NUC N * « * Skate City Roller Rink that t . l ) ID Duras A Atlea I f ) Unal* Walt he will be at tha rink on SatI D Dlscovary 'SI unlay, Dec. 21, so you kids 1 4 * ( t ) Amartaaa Mew be good Ihls week. Ha'll be • At II) MRC l t « e t ie I D Ckaehmate distributing favors to g so i t ie I D Newecop* boys and girl* from > til 4:30 I D Deputy Dawg ■ SI I D Baste Class p. m. and souvenirs to the 1:1* tt ) Newecop# 'boys and girls" (Everyone's I f) Deputy D awg SUN DAY g? «w Z S 'fik By Abigail Van Buren found out the glass shads waa • genuine antique and waa worth 930. My friend heard about it and came across tha street to tell mo thati since wa are such good friends I should either ecQ the lamp back te her for a dollar, or split tha $30 with her tt I sell I t I’ve never bean eo hurt In all my lift. M y friends aay a deal ia a deal and I should keep tho tamp. What ia pour opinion T UP8ET • Comedy Film At Rifs • T im s S ^ Double At Drive-In _ V n tfe tg M GOOD Bddklad being qua o f Cen­ tral FlorWs'a most popular eating spots, Freddia’a Steak R oom la alto almost the only one with nightly entertain­ ment. Plano and organ fane will gat a kick out o f hear­ ing Bruce West on those In­ struments. You'll enjoy the already delicious meal all the more for it. 2445 Frwuk A m Sanford, F k . Carry Out Orders n . S22.H 14 IBruce WestN Now at Freddie's Steak Hoom Central Florida’s Oldest A Ttnent ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON RESTAURANT & FOUNTAIN Now Operated Agate By — THE REM LEYS — Dave & Alien# FEATURING: Mrs. Rftuley’a famous pantries, made with fa n s f m h eggs aad whole freak milk. 80MB OF THE PIES YOU CAN LOOK FORt Peanut Butter Cream, Pineapple Chesee, C aceait Cream, Lemon Merlngu* Chocolate Cream, Apple, C h ea p , M # many others. — JIM Bl'ENCER’8 — BE8TAURANT aad COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOHSTER YOU CAN B A T .... CHAR . HROII.KI) PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOHSTER TAILS (swaet aa a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP VOUR (a real delicacy the wag wa rtpare them! . . . they are NOT 'reach Fried!) CHOICE f COMBINATION PLATTER (DtnUh Lobster Tails aad Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS $ 295 Riateed In Melted Rsttar UNDER TIIP. UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheeses tad Meats—Free— Te Enjoy White We Prepare Tear Dinner New Orleans koum ivailsble svtry •a g i n * private parties ae to 89. South French Ave. Hanford Pkewe FA 8-9981 “YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE THE N E W " Silver Key B ar IN THE LONGWOOD HOTEL — LONGWOOD, FLA. For Your Dancing Pleasure Connie Hulls Trio Playing Saturday Nile From 8:30 Hillbilly — Popular — Western SERVICE MEN WELCOME Our Special ------ . U K * Business Men's Lunch! VA7.IED, DELICIOUS MENU Free Served 11 :3 0 to 2 d a ily 9 7 Make Reservations For Your Holiday Party New. Call FA 2-1331 COCKTAIL HOUR 4 6 P . M. A ll Drieiks AT REDUCED PRICES y �f------- r F “T ~ 1 j t* • U - L p I 1 • * . Fetes Pat Sn Recent Bride p Hv'i-v* - ■ ■ DOES Elect Mn. Finley Nath President CERAMICS EXHIBIT now being shown at tho DeBary Mansion House Is admired by Mrs. Georgs Croako o f DeBary, le ft and Mrs. Jan Cabin a t Sanford. Mrs. Gahrin is a noted ceramics teacher and has won many awards for her work.' (Cox Photo) Terrariums Are Easy To Make a globs, fish Unk, or large aulflor. Also, almost any house plant Is suitable, especially those that like a high humid­ ity. Plants most commonly stood ora African violet, m a­ n a t s , begonia, coleus, cro­ ton, dracaena, Ivy, peparokite, philodendron, pothoo, amt wanderteg Jew. But you can let your Imagination bo your guide and select any va­ riety that will help make an laterestlag display. As for actusl construction, the U. S. Department o f Agri­ culture gives ths following step-by-step instructions in its booklet on "Selecting and Growing H o u a a Plants,” teg at tha Seminola County Agricultural Center. Place a 1-lnch layer o f gravel, pebbles, broken flow­ er pots, or charcoal In the bottom of the container. Dig moss from the woods and line the side* of the terrarium be­ low tha intended soil level, placing the mossy a i d e against the glass. Prepare a suit mixture of equal part* of garden coll, aand and peat moss—enough for a layer lVh to 2 Inches deep. Mound Ihe soil to one •Ida of the container to make • slop*. Use a long pair of tweezers Will Visit Homes For Sorority Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorerlty members have Utclr ewn Santa Claus. He will be available for parties or Just to visit children In their home. Mrs. John Dickey said all proceeds derived from this will bo used to further one of the civic projects undertaken by the sorority members. A small child who tea rs pages fr o m books, swings on the draperies and jumps up and down on the sofa may cut down on latw esassiLmasa^tl m I 11Xa hlsmothar's social life. —or aUcka tied to tweezers— to put the plants in place. Try to avo*J getting soil on the leave*. After the plant* art In, cltan the leaves with a dry brush. Then spray the plante and soil UghUy with water. C o m tho contelnor with a sheet of glass or ploce of plastic Him. Pisco tho terrarium In a location where it has bright light, but not direct sunlight Turn terrarium occasionally so plants will be straight. Have A Happier Christmas By Being Safe a . Happiness Is having a baby In your house at Christmas time. Happiness Is watching a child its re in wonderment at the brightly decorated Christmas tree. Happiness la the memory of Christmas viewed through a child's eyes. To preserve these memo­ ries and to have a Joyous and safe Christmas this year, re­ member these rules for pro­ tecting your children this hol­ iday season. Secure every light and orn­ ament firmly on the tree, so that young explorers cannot pull them off. Make sure the ornaments on t h e lower branches are unbreakable. cowed the guests and Mrs. Polly Shields, program chair­ man, introduced the out of town guests and speakers. Ben. Mack Cleveland, Mrs. Mareslle Lowe, state rice pres­ ident o f Credit Women's By Mrs. Clarence Snyder !Ireakfast Club, Jacksonville, M n . Elisabeth Hurtey, presi­ Mrs. Robert Workman and dent o f the Jacksonville daughter, Gretchen, of Eli­ club and M n . Carol Beott, president o f the Orlando club nor, W. V s., art spending sev­ were special guests at the din­ eral weeks with her parents, ner meeting. About 70 per­ sons attended to hear De­ Marco and Graham tell of the latest developments in con­ sumer credit. IJ-94 Surplus City no Osteen Personals Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller. Recent visitors of Mrs. Harry Osteen were Mrs. John Perry and son o f DeLand, Mr. and Mrs. Brunella of De­ Bary, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ieta Sigma Phi’s Select Representatives Phi Gamma Eta chapter of and candles were eerv Beta Sigma Phi met at the decorative manner to M n . Harry Kenny Jr., setter counselor; M n . fran k WQ.soo, Junior counselor; M n. Wright o f Enterprise, Mrs. H. C. Dlshrow, secretary; Elia Stone of DeLand and Ed M n . Ocorco DcMattio, treas­ urer; M n . Lynn Lyons, In* Gilbert of Daytona Beach. nor guard; M n . Fete Bukur, Robert Arnes o f Miami outer guard; M n . B. 0 . Caspept the weekend with his nitbers, conductor; M n. grandmother, Mrs. R o s a Brad Foley, three year tnuDoyla. tec; Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, one year trustee. Instillation o f these officers Mr. a n d Mrs. Howard Schrieber o f Grand Rapids, by the Orlando Drove will be M ich, have returned to their held at tho Elks’ Club, Jan. homo after a several weeks I t at • p.m. and will be open visit with her parents, Ur. to the public. and Mrs. Julius Cerbeardt The annual Christmas din­ and her alater and brother- ner and party for all DOES in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman and their husbands will be Miller. Dec. 11 at V p.m. when there will be an aacbanga of gifts. Mrs. Luella Dirksou of On Dee. SI, tho organisa­ Washington, D. C., wss a re­ tion will bavo a party for the cent visitor of Mrs. Rosa children of tho Drove with Santa Claus present Doyla. re n n e tfi tM ty s p n e r qu su rv * Ope* Toaito TUI • :hriataas Store H orn M o*, Doc. I t thru Doc. 23 Opt* Every Nltc Tin • Except Sunday*, Close f:0 0 Chriatmaa Eve. Initial Pins “ Catch" Fancy Of The Ladies give him the world’s most comfortable shirtl Levan’s Famous| Smorgasbord | ! I Foods BOYS’ WARM COTTON FLANNEL P J .V t 1 sixes « t » IB Get extra w a r m t h from full-cut printed cotton flannel I Easycare ’n Sanforized®. In patterns '* colors I Personals K C K Shoe Savings for Santa I Don mously oloctod w«ro M n . J. C. Wolfe, A n t toenssWr; One of Urn easiest and meet home o f Miss Leslie Jonea for DW/ ™ er’ „ chcll, Robert Gonzale, often overlooked methods of it* regular meeting. sharp. WendeI1 Brool brightening up Christmas dec­ The program, "Besuty and lUm Reck. Collie Coll orations is ordinary spray paint Ornaments, artificial Health” was presented la a Vlhlen, the sponsor, ; flowsrs, packages, even trees, can be msde far more beauti­ ful with Just a touch of Uw button on a can. One o f the most obvious, and yet seldom thought of, uses o f spray paint is for changing the color of Christ­ mas trees. Whether you use ■ real tree or artificial one, you can change the color in Just a few minutes, even If Smart new Initial pins have candle fascinates children; you've never sprayed before. caught on aa tho winter seanever use candles on tha tree You can Imagine how even •on’a fashion touch In Jewelry. or on low tables where seek­ tired old metal trees you've This dramatic personalised been using for years take on ing hands can reach them. type of adornment assures The comforting glow from a new life when sprayed a now smartness and good taste plus log burning In the fireplace is color. Roasting ribs of beef at a Individuality. The large Initial a potential source'of damage If you’re worried about be­ low temperature gives a ten- pins are Ideal for Jumpers, to the young. Screen those ing able to do a "profession­ der, Juicy, flavorful oven shifts, knit suits, coats, sweat­ tantalising flamea so little al” Job. don't be. The new roast. There's little work In­ ers and skirts. Be sure the hands cannot touch them. spray paints dry quickly and volved, no spattering of fal, pin is placed low at the neck­ Never leave a child akmo In cover so well that any ama­ and a minimum amount of line or o f f center. Ihey are a room with an open fire, a teur can do a really good Job shrinkage. moat effective on aklrt bands. lighted tree or where the even the first time. child can get bold o f a cigar­ A touch of color on Christ­ ette lighter or matches. Even mas packages can add a fes­ a cigarette glowing in an ash­ tive touch which can be tray can be dangerous. achieved In no other way. Always examine every luy Packages can be sprayed beforo you buy it and ex­ either before the ribbon is ap­ amine those brought Into the plied or after for varying ef­ home by friends and rela­ fects. Flocked wrapping pa­ tives. Dispose Immediately of per offers particularly Inter­ any plastic bags that toys arc esting applications. The (lock wrapped In. pattern, in many cates, lit­ Happiness is a aafe Christ­ erally absorbs the paint color and retains Its own color, mas. while the paper background takes on the new colur ap­ TO C R O C H t f ^ B * , A plied. & M A K E S H O L ID A Y 5 The secret of professional Simple stitches make these application It to hold the can slippers easy to crochet! Sirs. John D. Calahan, who E N T E R T A IN IN G E A S Y % They stretch to (it, and when broke her hip in a fall several 12 to IS inches from tho ob­ f gaily trimmed os shown are weeks ago, is at her son's ject being sprayed. The main thing to remember in decorat­ ideal for gilt giving. r Good food always plays from near and far, Swed- * homo in Melbourne, and hopes ing with paint Is not to be No. 238-N has crochet direc­ to bo home by Christmas. >sn important rolq In Ish Llmpa rye bread,* afraid, possibilities are vir­ tions for slippers and trim; ; Holiday festivities. Whs- Swedish cardamon c o ffe e ? Mrs. D. K. Morgan and Mrs. tually unlimited, and you’ll stitch Illustrations. sther your plans call for rings, Imported anchovies,. K. K. Lloyd are now living To order send 33 cents in in tho new nursing home in ho amazed at the results. T a single, perfectly pre­ Gaffelbltar, Swedish fan- f coins for each pattern to: p a r e d dish or a completa cy green pass (Krona n r - } Deliury. Creative Woman pestering service for hun- ter), yellow peas (gulag Patty Glenn Johnson, daugh­ Wash only one turge or two Tho Sanford Herald •dreds of guests, Levan's arter), b r o w n b e a n s p ter o f 31r. and Mrs. Clifford small slipcovers si a time so honor), CrispDox 438, Midtown Station f a t Bdl N. Orlando Ave. (bruna W. Johnson, a student at T f t that sudsy water can circu­ New York 18, N. Y. *(H w y. 17-112 Maitland) broad Knuckcbrod, Lrfse, College, was a soloist when late freely in the washing ma­ lutflsk, blood pudding, Add 10 cents for first-class the college choir presented the Lean supply It. chine. If slipcovers are heav­ mailing. fish balls, fish dumplings, Christmas Candlelight Service. ily soiled, pre-soak in warm f Mrs. Nillle Levan pre­ Prim name, add rr as with The choir sung tho carols of Swedish mustards, pre­ water and detergent for 10 to ssu res inuny of her own zone, style number and size. many lands at the epeclal eerv13 minutes before starUng the ^Swedish taste treats for ries, pure ground or •* |wash cycle. P ier famous Smorgaswhole cardamon, F ru k t^ Never let conked meat f bonis. She invites you to Sop pa mix, red aago, P o l-^ stand out of the. ttViiseralor ^ stop In for a sample. more than two hours, and if Among the most popular ka Grisar and marzipans* [eof these are: pickled her- fruits or bars. plan to use it up within four b rin g (ln!agd> sill). Jellied days. WITH S3 ysara of e x - « jrveal (kalv sylta), Jellied ^ p o r R ( f l a a k eylta), perivnee In this line, Mrs. *r Correct measuring of In­ h. pressed veal and pork Levan la expert in the >< & (pre»t sylta), Swedish planning and preparation Tj gredients is essential If you SHOP FROM OUR COMPLETE LINE OF tato sausage (potatia o f food for any occasion would follow recipes with rv), barley besz and and any number o f p co -fi consistent success. All mea­ G IF T C O S M E T IC S ! " rk s a u s a g a (grynpla. She invites you to $ surements should bo teveL re ), 8wediah beef and call 047-3233 and 1st herej “ rk s a u a a g a (flaskhelp ycu plan the food £ ARDEN • DOROTHY GREY rv), stuffed cabbage fo r your club party, busl- -a 5$(kol -dol - mar), Swedish ness promotion, wadding 4 LANVIN • DUBARY fcraeat balls in both cock- o r other gathering. AndJg I-* tail site sad dinner sis# •he urges early reserva-^ f| Band Swedish rice pud- tions, to insura tha date j) CHANEL • COTY P ding. you prefer. i. CREATIVE W OMAN I n f e r ! Drove Mo. MS, BPO eteetel M n . toy Nssk p w ild w l Jar the coming year. Othori ussai- FABEREGE • CORDAY MAX FACTOR • 8HULTON HOUBIGANT • AND OTHERS Touchton’s Rexoll Drugs T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN1 DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN H E * SALAD bar plyeu wiU find tempting t, potato salad, macaroni salad, cabbage •pineapple salad and cow slaw. And bo aura to try her baked boons and Philadelphia ’scrapple. Mrs. Lovan o f fora a .wido assortment o f old- Place your order now for the special ham o r * turkey you will wantlfi Mrs. Levan to baka dur-A lng tha holiday!. In abort, \ f . o r complete freedom f during the festive season, *j call 647-3233 and le t* Mrs. Levan do tha work. £ You furaiah the place, \ •to will fBratsk the feed. making— a completely adjustable collar, con­ trolled by the knot of his tie. This exclusive advance is combined with the new Mantrim* contour-ait body. These proportionally tapered shirts fit smoothly at the waistline without bulg* lng. Sure to delight him— tha V-matie Blake collar In self-ironing Spinsmooth™ cotton broadcloth by Belfast*. «■ « BILLFOLDS IN RICH GRAIN LEATHERS (plwa tax) 9 i& t tflo a M . Look like they coat m u c h more. Quality leather! durably stitched with features you know ha wants. G ift value I �Frf. Dae. 18, *88—Pag* • $acoby OnBhidqsi Sooth's tw o heart hid was inspired. B o rsally should n have passed his partnsr’s two v diamond ovsrcalL West opened th* qu**n o f spades. East took hit ace and, on the theory that It wss H e kind to declarers' day," returned a low trump. South proceeded to take advantage o f Eaet’e kindness. Hs cov­ ered East's queen with dum­ m y's king, led th* ten spot, a crossed to his hand with the king o f spades, cashed his nee o f heart* to pick up tha last two trumps, finessed dummy’s queen o f diamonds, cashed the ace, raffed an­ other diamond, finessed the queen o f clubs, discarded his tw o losing spades on tha long diamonds and wound up with all tho tritks except that sc* 0 o f spades taken by East. is *•* V K lt ♦ A Q tM • AQ7» *Q JM « v q ii EAST CD) A A 10 PT4I ♦ tats ♦XJl d x i g ;u (M AK7SS V AJIII ♦ 04 A ll Ko one vulnerable Pass Pass Pass I V Pass Opening it 14 South felt t h a t North should havt either doubled the on* spade opening for takeout or at leaat have rais­ ed two heart* to three. North Mrs. H. L. to* around. Pam nnd Becky Go wan caught it, so did Deb, Batty and David Baker and g o t o Lsnear is •confined to the local hospital. W* wish him a speedy recovery. * * * Bo U Carlo* Muse. Hope he will soon be out too. You can’t keep a good mechanic down. • • • Vonclllt (Mrs. Tolar) Rabun is out again after a short stay in the hos­ pital. Glad to hear It. * * * Well th* Monroe School did )t again. They won second priae for their Christmas Parade Hoot. The Wilson School Host was real pretty. It featured Santa on skis. * * Talking of parades, the high school hand did their band­ m aster proud last Saturday b y really "strutting their s tu ff’ in two parades. First In DeLand where they always draw plenty o f applause and later that evening In Ocala. The Ocala paper on Sunday, In telling of th* parade, only mentioned one band and o( course that was the Sanford band. Isn't that something? The band sUyed overnight nnd the next day Lynn Giles took some of them to Silver Springs and I took some of them to Six Gun Territory. Everyone of us had a wonder­ ful time. And of course we will again this Saturday be­ cause we are going to Titus­ ville far ■ parade there. * * Mary (Mrs. C. E.) Illttcll re­ turned Tuesday from Ft. Bennlng, Ga., where she took daughter-in-law Johanna and her two children up to where Claud* la now stationed. Mary spent o few days there uelplng Bubba and Johanna getsettled In their boms. • • • A former Monroeito, Connie Griffis, who Is engaged to Doug Bridges, was guest of honor at a shower Wednesday evening at the home of Lin­ da HUtell. Connie and her fam ily moved to Holly Hill but Connie now is here work­ ing at a local bank. We want to wlah her and Doug a lot of hoppinesa. • • • Hear tell that Sid Hawking got a tur­ key laat weekend. So did dad Claude. • • • The Monroe PTO held lta monthly meetIng on Tueaday evening. ' * • One more week of ichool for the klddiea. Then a long holi­ day. The way tima la Hying Christmas will be here be­ fore you can aay "J ie k Rob­ inson." • • • Monroe Home Demonstration ladle*, don't forget tonight Is our Christ­ man Party night, lta at my home. Hope to see every member here at 7:30 p. m. • • • The 4-H girls are going to akate out at the skating rink tonight. I know they will have a good time. By the way the Handy Helpers 4-H meets next Wednesday at th* home of Mrs. Wilson. They are plan­ ning a bake tale to be held on the 21at at the Food Fair and also the Winn Dixie store on French and 23th Street. • • • They also have a Christ­ mas party that evening at my home. • • • Rev. James Thompson of Lake Mary will fill the pulpit of the Upaala Presbyterian Church thU Sun­ day. Don’t forget services start at 11 o'clock now. • • • For our thought this w e e ^ I found this devotional poem in some literature given to me by Jim Hardin. Would like to share It with you. Tree experts say that a fairly fresh Christmas tree consumes from a pint to a quart o f water each day de­ pending on its sire, tpselea and the heat and humidity of the house. CORSAGES DELIVERED ON TIME Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP m aeasae • |y R|)th By Oswold Jocobv ins their wives' clethea," K » man Hartnett dreeeaaaker f t Q u«n Elisabeth, told w om w who attended • faehtew abow in London recently. Oh, co m sow, Mr. HartaelL Sock a m u r k n i a m to pl«sa* the ladle*. They loro to b* told h ov orach moro they know thaa their huabaad* do on eit any subject at s i t Pleasing Dealing the ladies may ho your business business, but somebody ought to tall them the whole unraraished troth. A woman who** husband whose helps her choose her clothes look as though ough she stepped our o f th* pages ooff a fashion magaxlne, but tut shs she would prob. ably never look Ilk* a freak, either. felt that he had bid perfectly, pointing out that tha play was extremely lucky. This didn’t mollify South at alL Bo waa still mad at North." Th# argument didn't im­ press W est In th* slightest The game waa duplicat* and West was sure that South’s score would bo a top. Finally, West could stand It no longer. R e said, " I f my partner had led hack a spade you Idiots wouldn’t be arguing. South would bavo made three hearts or poaalbly only two hearts. But now you have a top score. What more do you w an t!" W est was rig h t Ha waa also right that South would not have mad* more than three heart* If East had re­ turned a spade. But four hearts can be mad* on s double dummy play. Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Something tells me that It ie wintertime. Kind of think that It la the cold weather. H iat old bug, the flu is go­ M "W e havfl teen Ilia atar In th* east. In the East where It first stood still, We have heard the eong of the angel throng, "And on earth, peace, good will’’ "But the little lights confuse And the nearer sounds obsess, And our hearts withhold from the Lord of love, The lives He would tu* and bless. ” 0 little lights grow dim, 0 nearer sounds, be still, While our hearts remember Bethlehem And a cross ou ■ far green hill." When a man helps a woman rhooso a dress or suit or hat, h* doesn't car* whether it's the latest word from the fashion world. Hs doesn’t give a hoot about th* label. Hs doesn't cars whether or not the color 1* "good this sea­ son." He certainly wouldn’t be favorably impressed by such descriptive words ae "•musing." What man want* his wife to go out in an "amua- PLANNING FOR THE County-wide Free Cheat X-ray Survey scheduled Jan. 7-25 are (front) John W. Collins, managing director central Florida TB-RD Association, James G. Lee, president, Seminole County Unit TBRD, Roy Williams, county survey chairman. (Beck) I)r. Frank Leone, Dr. Kenneth Wing, and Embree Walker, State Board of Health, Jacksonville. Ike, Mamie To Winter Again At Palm Desert PALM DESERT, Calif. (UPI) - - Gen. and Mrs. Dwight D. Elsenhower plan an extended winter vacation again this year It this de­ sert resort William R. Daughterly, manager of the Eldorado Country Club, said Thursday the former President and his wife would arrive next Wed­ nesday and would stay through mid May at the $173.000 presidential cottage ou the 11th fairway. While in where he In recent will serve Pasadena women dresstnc to ylonon their husbands Instead of to Impress ether women. DUALS Men’s ft Women's Canvas Shoes J u t A nlveS — New Shipment Famous Broad — Quality Merchandis* PRICED PIas A Fra* FROM Silver Dollar! Holiday Special On Ladies Heels Southern California has spent winters years, Elsenhower aa marshal of the Rose Parade. The Finest In Beauty Care, At Reasonable Prices! WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE That Judy Jennings, from Miami and Daytona, Is sew associated with our eaten. Judy specialism In HI Styl­ ing snd Coloring and all phases of Beasty Culture. The word "rad io" is derived from the Latin "radius" for "spok* o f a wheel" and the nnme waa applied because ra­ dio wavee go out in all direc­ tions like the spokes of a wheel. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NO O K 145 ». OAK AVE. PA S-IT4t Full Six* R i m — Priced From $4J 8 PImi> A Fra* SUvsr 8 Dollar! Open nightly til 9 p.nu til Christmas Silver Dollar SHOE STORE Dowatawa Sanford Cor. I d . S t. A M iffaR g M illie Stemper Announces... SATURDAY, DEC. 14th., 9 :0 0 A .M . til 9 :0 0 P JIL m ilk J ’O M hionA - FACTORY Close-Outs 3418 S. ORLANDO DRIVE (U. S. 17-92) Separate Store In Rear Of Nationally Famous SWIMSUITS And SPORTSWEAR FACTORY 1 Vi Miles South of Sanford City Limits on U.S. Hwy. 17-92. Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Are. PA l - l l t t or PA 2-4432 CORRECTION Embroidered Blouses GIFT BOXED advertised in yesterday’s Herald for O RIG INAL DESIGNER SAMPLES - One Of A Kind IMPORTED ITALIAN KNITS DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - Daytime Or A fter 5:00 SWIMSUITS (Unbelievable Bargains) FABRIC - DOMESTIC H r IMPORTED PRICED BELOW FACTORY COSTS! Milllie Fashions — Factory Closeouts Phone 323-0881 ie n n e u i AUMIAVa RUST QUALITY * Jf- at the incorrect price No Sales To Dealers i of $2.00 — the correct price Wo Reserve Th* Right To Limit Quantity. is O P E N W E E K D A Y S 9:30 T O 4:30 P . M . — \ $ 2 9« 4 $3»» T I L C H R IS T M A S — O P E N T IL 5 :3 0 P A L �Sales • Beetrotas, B o m r , Kirby, XoxAir, GE, Airway. Cleaners bought, sold, u cheated. Fro# pickup. GM Vacuum Repair, U14 Park, PA 1-4799. K a ATTRACTIVE Banquet faelUtloa. No party too imaQ for TURN. Oarage a p t ISISVk oar p eru sa l attention. SarvPalmetto. P k PA 84523 or lag aigkUy full-coora* or pa p a st ala carta mcau. Reserve bow for your Holiday Par* tie*. Graeloua dining la Early American Setting. TURN. 3 lovely apU., Lake Call Jerry for resenroUoaa, Golden, lake privile gee. 838-8197, HamUtoo House CaU PA 20274. to T9 I t * M a t * 9*1 Restaurant, Fern Park. j m r .r u m i k l f . r . also known UNFURN. House. fH mo. t ao JOB MIKLKR. Bedroom, alr-cond. *10 E. D k m m S. n u t nortew 14th. J. N. Robson Jr. P k JtMIe* It horoby o l v t o that PA 2-1335 or PA 2-029. th# *nd#r,lgn#d will, on iha pA v g Legal Notice i • 9 eluding: E k ctxota. N ov tad rebuilt cloaaon ookL No homo acrrjfo call chart* F toM FA 2X92, Legal Notice llth dar o f January. A. D. n county i r o e i m IMS. present to the Honorable ■ r a is H B c o c m . County Judge of Samlnol* ta n County, Florida, hit final ra- KOTITIS o r turn, account and vouchtr*. BESSIE P. A B E L L ro t nr, flow . DeceaaoS. CLEAN quiet Ro o m ' Gable*. PA 8 0 7 9 . n o n e s to c s s m r o n o a Li. persons n.tvino V E L A R A APARTMENTS: CLAtSO o s DIIASOa Rooms private hatha, 114 against asm b sta tsi to Ton and ta ck o f yea a rt hartby notified and required to file any claim * and de­ mand* w hich you, or olther o f you. may have aaalnnt eald ratal* In lb* o ffice o f Coun­ ty Judo* C. Vernon Hit*. J r , County Jude* o f Srmlaolo County, at b it o ffice In the "• h t mat Mm t l a WHATntiwtyT* ' DON'Tv THINKSMC \ 3 ER3 ME J tm al on k A H8A9-CAN I ►YOU COM* < even fo r a TIZZY W . P i n t Zt. JOftCPH MIKLER, e / k / a JOK MIKLER Deceased. •TENHTROM. DATM A MctNTOMIt Attornoye for Enecotor Pott Office Drawer ISM Sanford. Florida 11771 Publish n*r. U , S*. 71, 1MI A Jan. a. 1114. ilTTUSAMR. Each claim sr demand muat b* la w rllln * aad coatala tba plsca o f rosldoneo aad post attic* addrtea o f th* claimant, hla aeant. o r attorney, or th* earn* shall ba void. BETTI E T . CAS LOW Aa Eaeculrlm of sold CDP-41 estate. Edw ards A MeCarmlck n on es to dbfbvs 1011 E. Roblnaon Avenue TSB STATS OF FLOSIOA TOl Orlando, GARAGE APT. furs. 941. P k Florida E. ED WARD NEAL. PA 9-2302 o r PA K M . Attornay for E xoeutrlt Addroio ond Rraldoneo Unknown Tou aro hereby notified that lu ll ha* bean filed asalast you In th* Circuit Court o f Snmlnol* County, Florida, la in m s circuit court of FURN. A p t 2300 MdHoaviHah Chancery, an abbreviated till* Tits n m n s JUDICIAL CIS* in a i d for s b s i * o f which la First Federal Bav­ c t r r ins* and Loan Association o f no lb co c n n r. Florida . in cSAncRRT no. ijmt Somlnola County, a corporaTH E BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, a New Y ork haaklaa RENT A BED corporation, Plaintiff, RoPaway, Hospital A Baby RftM IU RAH lU ykf Beds. IV going to e e AN ATH LETE whcni atoHun X \ GOOD/VttJ CAN THINK J &TABTVOUZ I U - 1 TRAINING RIGHT 0 6 A V ^ -jn T ^ N C W . . t o *o s ) BUN O C W N T O T H S e v x e A H O G e n te *V~ c\ADOZENE0<5S. “I ip p n o ia ti iM thow n. Fathar. Ha Just rfotanl maki pMflipr* ^ w e ..) CARNIVAL MURIEL GARDNEIL and If By Day, Week, or Month married. ------ OAUDKKIt, hnr Pb. FA 2-5111 119 W. 1st SI, husband. Record* Book 171, Pas* 411. Defendants, Seminole County public reCARROLL’S FURNITURE n o n e s o f suit cord*, encum berlna the fo llow ST AYR o r FLORID % Ins described real property, TO l MURIEL GARDNER, and 3 ROOM furnUhcd a p t, K1 to-w it! If marrlad — GAUDmo. Close la, 111 E. 8th 84* Lot L and W «i of Lot I. Nrill, her husband, o f Book “ A", Iteplal o f FA 2-4285 or FA 2-5789. whue* raaldtnca la UN­ ta ils 11 through II IneluKNOWN alva et Block I. or PEARL NEWLY DECORATEDTou ar* btraby required to L A K E HEIGHTS. Srmlnola County, Florida, according fit* you r answer or written CLEAN d«f*n**a. It any, In Iha abor* to plat thereof recorded In Large 3 3drm., Fla. S m , Iftw P lat Hook I, pace 77, o f proceeding with th* Clark o f furn. bouse. Nice location, th* public record* o f this Court, and to atrv* a copy thereof upon th* Plain­ plenty of shade. On school tiff's attorneys, whoso names bus line. 9100 month. Pb. and addrtea appear* htrron. on or before the llt h day of FA 2-2749 after • p. m. December. I IIL the nature of this prucetdlns bale* a suit for foraaloaur* o f m ortgage By Dick Turner 2. Real Estate For Sal* BR. 1 bath older home, sapa rale furn. a p t aa Income, For appointment phone 322-0069. mattojep TOHIMT J w cw . ooolk Phillip II. L ig en Bhlnhularr and l- 'g - n Attorney* at Law First Federal Building P. O. Ilox 1111 Sanford, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Xov. 13, II. A Dec. I, rC VWW W v M ii. m i . Clerk Circuit Court Hnmlnol* County C o u r t ' h'iua* Iljr: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk o n E t io n r , c o u n s a PAN1ELLO A ttorneys for Plaintiff ini Jackaon Street Tampa 1. Florida Publish Nov. II. II. A Deo. I BEDROOMS, m baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Sunland. BR. House, 1 bath, garage utility room. 14.500. CaU FA 38267 or write to Rt. 1, Box 950, Mount Dora, Fla. k BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, Uk bath home. One bedroom U tfcw Court o f tb* County II. I»C*. has separate entrance, esa Jud«*. Bemlualo County, Statu C DO-11 be rented for Income. WiQ 9* Florida, la Probata ik t h n c i r c u i t c o u r t o f h i VU Ike Ratal* o ft trade for smaller place. THF. NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . BKRTIIA K. LOWE. Shown by appointment. CaD Deceased. (T IT UP AND FOR SKMIN01.1! C O U N T Y . FLORID A, FA 2 9846. FINAL m i l s CDO-U Nolle* Ii hereby clven that CIISNCF.RV NO. IWM the undersigned will, on th* TIIK CITY HAVINGS BANK lath day o f December, A. D. OF BROOKLYN, l l l l . prevent to Iha Honorable THE TIME TESTED FIRM County Judge of Mvmlnol* FA 2 4 1 9 County, Florida, her final re ­ W ll.n r R N WORTHY, a alngta 116 N. Park Ave. turn, account and vouchers, man, at al. BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., Defendants a* Administratrix of th* AM ENDED Kalwt* of IIKIITHA K. LOWE, fenced yard. 3906 Old OrN O T IC E O F a t IT IN deceased, and at said time. S t Johns Realty w ra g X M K TS ZBQM Sf WOT A P U I H .T U SYS*, RATCHIU ( KOTt OKA'h W * jHAUP IT TO WSC8R.99BmVtOOKITOVIRlV YOUtW 1 uHfAVKX'U sns ts in in N o cjIt TO YOU! {H ass' Mtf 1 PA . OROiMPI 80M61 M O R T U tO K 1 juat couldn’t find a SWEETIE PIE for Horborf• birthday, but By Nadine Seltzei H om m em m at > MtS«(lAU.T_AMO . . w *d*K xm . ri ' r n iff r ti I /J > O U -? ] PHTTWONd TO ACT AS XMBJWa lAWTCK-YCU WWSCNTID A FCHH6U K M M t- UNRtaSTDKP (n , __ __. l'J - ^ J fit . /( I1 ii llL S e AU. RIGHT, J'Yl CO TA / BOOV6U A W - / T o. JERRY MYRRH, place o f residence and address unknown. You ar* hereby notified that O EM A MY KI1N. has filed her ■worn Complaint agalnal you. being a suit for divorce. In rt for Somluol* Circuit Sanford. Florida. Couaty, _________ . and you ar* hortby required to file personally or by an a t ­ torney with tb* Clork o f our said Court, at Sanford. F lo r­ ida, your wrlttan defense. If any. to th* Blit o f Comwlalnt filed In aald cause against you. and to iii» a ropy thereof with tb* undersigned attorney. R. IV. War*. P. O. Box M l*. Sanford. Florida, on or befor* th* llt h day o f Dorambor A. D. 11(1; HEREIN fall not o r Judgment w ill b* rendered sga la st you. This being Chan­ cery case No. 114*1. (SEAL) Arthar IL Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk B y! Martha T. Vlblea Deputy Clerk I t W . War# Attorney fo r Plaintiff. P. a Boa I I U Sanford. Florida. Publish No*. I I * Doc. I. IS. I*. 1*41. ODO-IM. F O R E C L o a iR R TO: WILBURN WORTHY. RKMIDF.NCKi UNKNOWN AND TO: All partlea claim ing Interest* hy, through, un­ der <,r against th* a fo re ­ said person TOU ARE heraby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain m ortgage encumberIng th* follow ing described real property. lo -w ll: L »t Four 1(1, o f QUAIL POND E NT ADDITION TO C A N S K I. II K It R T . FI.OIIIDA. Hsmlnol* Coun­ ty. Florida, according to Plat tharaof aa recorded In Plat Book II, pagaa 17 and II. o f th* Public Rec­ ord * o f Semlnol* County, Florida. ha* been filed against you la th* above-styled eull, and you ar* required to serve a copy of you r Anewer or other Pleading to th# Complaint on P la in tiff's attorneys, ANDER­ SON. RUSH. DEAN. LOWNDES * van dsn IIEIU). I l l East Csntral Avenue. Orlando, F lor­ ida. and fll* Iha original Ans­ wer o r other Pleading In th* o fflca o f lb* Clark o f lb* Cir­ cuit Court on or bofor* th* llt h day o f Deosmber, l i f t . If you fall to do so, a deers* pro confoeao will bo lakao against you for lb* rotlef demanded In th* Complaint. This Nolle* (halt b* publish­ ed one* a week for four consscu tls* weeks la Iks Sanford Herald. DATED this l*tk dar o f No­ vember, I I U (SE A L) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlblan Deputy Clerk Anderson. Rush. Dees. ___ _______ Lowndoe A van den Berg Attorneys and Counsellors at La w Undo Rd., Sunland. ROSA L. PAYTON Keg. Real Eatata Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha TO SETTLE ESTATE Frame houie. lot, insldo plumbing. 1517 Mangouitina Avenue. CaU or Writ* Al* ben S. FilU, Administrator, 1 Maionic Bldg.. 322-9370. CHB1STMAS FOR THE FAMILY Which wUl it be? A HOME— On the river? On the lake? With a swimming pool? Get In touch with Santa at Seminole Realty 1801 8. Park Avo. F A 2-5232 anytim e I Room Hotuo (urn. for u l# o r trade on trailer. Phong FA 2-3480 days, FA 2-8009 nights. 3 BR., Kit. Equip. Newly re­ decorated Inside k out. City sewer % water plus deep well. $72.00 Mo. taxes and ins. incl. Make offer on equity. FA 2-0322 after 9 p. m. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be­ 111 East Central Bou'tvard Poet O fflca Bog t i l l ing transferred. Must iclL Orlando, Florida 131*1 FA 2-2940. Telephone 341-4483 Publish Nov. 33. 31, A Dee. S. 3 Bdrm. House, fenced yardU . 114*. 323-0607. CD O -U �.* * ‘Pours’ in From Your-Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612, EXECUTIVE’S HOME IMMEDIATE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond T-undqulrt, Am o . PA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg OCCUPANCY u n it . BEAUTICIAN Wanted far tha Mayfair Hotel Salon. Can 322-8425 or 222-4012. LMN Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Ferguson— TE S-SS11 or Mr. Leatfcerbury — 323-27 MARE THIS YOUR HAP­ Lake Wayman Heights PIEST C H R 1 S T M A S. A home your family can call I BE., m Bath, IMS down. their own. Check with ut i n per month pay a an. Homestead Exemption $5,ouo for the one Just right for if bought now. you. LMN Enterprises, Inc. EVERETT A. HARPER 322-2744 o r TE S-MU AGENCY • REALTOR S ACRES orange grave, plus SMS S. Park Are. 3 Bedroom bouse on UpPhone* PA 2-2264 or PA 2 22V tala Road. For particulars call 337-32T2, Eustls, Fla. STOP LOOR1NG for that S UR, 2 bath home in a good TRAILER HOME nlaghborhood (not a big Like new, Sparecraft Trailer, development) for only 1300 10’ x 43’ one bedroom, com­ total cash requirement. We pletely furnished Ineluding have several. Acting now washing machine. Now lo­ will qualify for homstead cated on 2 lovely shaded exemption. Call. lota with utilities or will sal) separately. Trailer $3,200, lots 11,300. nr all togeth- SOUTHWARD Investment ft Realty 114 N. Park Ave. 3229173 Property Management ft Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers fur your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A $ Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beet home buy, sea tha V A -FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night K24 Park Dr PA PA S-Ull 24444 223-0700 Sanford. Pis WANTED. Youn« woman 21 or ovwr Mr Gaearal OfBct work. Moat bo able Is type and accept raiponaibOity. Knowledge of art preferred. Apply in p e r m , Sanford Herald. china o p e n to n for swimoulta and eportowanr. If yon are t i p t fk t c i d on fac­ tory towing machines, ww have ateady work for yon In n modern alr-condlUonod factory, under vary goad FORELADY A LIX OF SANFORD SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD o Place Your MChriataas GUI Guide" Want Ad phoeo FA S-MU rifht away. n o ie ir a m , embroldWestern Shirts, Bella A Bur­ o n , d a n * , patches, ate. Carpeting la a Gift] Sanford kina k Paata. Jim B o b m ’s PUPPIES lor Sale, Half BoaGuaranteed $36J6 each or Linoleum A TQe Co. 1X7 W. Mena Wear, 113 Magnolia. toe Bulls. Also Bird Dogs. pay IBM monthly. Sot be­ Animal H a v e n Boarding fore buylni. Ph. PA ASSSI. Athletic, Camping and hunt­ STAUFFER Reducing couch, Kennel. FA 2-3732. Smith Corona Portable Type­ ing equipment, fishing tac­ good cood. H price. Ph. writer*. ••They’re the Beet". kle A boating Kceseoriea. Heines Office Machine Co., Bobeon Sporting f l o o d s , S14 Magnolia Are. Downtown Saafocd, Phono oboa— Quilted A Wincoma PA 2-3*11. from flSBS. Mary Either**, PUN TO GIVE "Featuring Fashiona Just Even more fun to receive. Per Y on ", M o Path. GIFTS FOR HOYS Bowling coupon booke, the Perfect Christmas G ift NEW SKATES M low as BASSINETTE with blankets, High Quality Ladies Watches, Good for $4.00 of open bow­ m Dodge Sen., S Dr., VI, $12.M. Trade your skate* la $14.14 up A tax. Gunua’a ling. baby seeks. New tire, Auto, traaa. RAH. I13M. for larger alto. Mofodee Jewelry. 110 g. Park. 14x730. 1104 S. Myrtle. JET I.AXES FA 2-7342 Xaa Goodwin, PA 2-1411. Skating Rink, 322-4333. HUNTERS A FISHERMEN. SKATES, Skate Cases, Open Daisy Air Rifles $U S up. Dodge peael truck. Equip, nightly 7:30-10:30 except o Place Your "Christinas Tup Tent* $4.96 up. Armyfor camping. Also 13 ft. Tuee. Skate City. TE S-2474. Gift Guide" Want Ad pbooa Navy Surplus, MO Sanford Alum. Book 4.2 bp Champ­ PA AMU right away. ion motor. Good host trail­ Xmas Specialties: F ruit ELECTRIC Pta-Ball Machine er. SM Myrtle. Cakea, Fancy cookies, KoM SI. WESTERN AUTO, BUYOCO A MBW or lachls. Dell’s Pastry Shop, 214 E. First WILSON-MAIER Furn. USED CART Food Pair Ctr. 322-7308. FINANCE IT WITH DB toe. 311 E. First B You'll find Just what you are Buy, Son A Trade. SEWING MACHINE SPECIAL ♦ Low Interest Rate* looking for In gifts for the Singer Portable $9.30; Singer ♦ Low Monthly Payment! o Place Your "Christmas entire family at the H. A A. To Place Your "Christmas Portable $27; Singer In ConFLORIDA STATE RANK Gift Guido" Want Ad phono Dept Store, Sanford A v*„ Gift Guide" Want Ad phone eok $32.30; Domestic Whit* PA 2-MU right away. Corner of 4th S t Portable $24; D o m e s t i c 1959 Olds Convertible M. Ful­ PA 2-MU right away. ly powered, runt good, $M0. White Treadle $13. 104 So. Terms or trade. 232-4239. Park, 222-9411. We have added a new Junior swimsuit division. W* need an experienced forelady to Story, 3 BR., DR, fireplace, taka over production o f this 3 lota, deep weU, sprinkler now division. Experience la system, B-B-Q A patio, Sportswear or Swimwear $2300 Dn. 322-406* after f, desirable, but not neceetary. all weekend, 2203 Palmetto. Ultra-modern factory, fully alr-cood. Cafeteria on proJ BR House with acres g e e raises. Year-found employ­ located l mike north St. ment, Group Insurance A Johns River on 17-92 Hlway. other Important Employe* Call 337-3292 Eustls for de­ benefits. Do not w r i t e I tail*. Call Mr. Chancy for ap­ pointment. You MUST ap­ JWNER leaving! Muat sell 3 ply In person. Bdrm. 2 bath home. $230 A U X OF SANFORD down. FA 2-4367. Hi way 17-92 So., Sanford, Fla. 12. Build - Paint • Repair 27. Special Serv ices LAKE LIVING SITES Phone 222-2394 7 Minutes Sanford, 10 min­ PAINTING—Room or House Plano Tuning and Repair utes Orlando—2 minutes to —Prices very Low— Ph. W. L. Harmon — PA 2-4223 Interstate 4—14 Acre with 323-0434. Service Station Attendant huge oalu, aand lake spring SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Over 21 yrs. o f age. See fed—$1993 Full Price, S20 tios, ate. Freo estimate. Ph. Marvin Sechrlst Mac's Oil per month. No down. Call 122-33M. Co., 202 N. Laurel Ava., owner, Harry Block, Or­ YOUNG’S ELECTRIC SVC. Sanford, F k. PIANO SVC. A TUNING Contracting A Repairs lando, GA 4-4413. Rebuilding • Retelling A Controls GREENBRIAR FREE ESTIMATES PA 24903 Pull or part-time—lifetime 114 Sunset Choice lota avallahk to GENE CUMBAA security. Exp. S u n d a y Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor 822-2061 — Call PM Only School, ministry helpful. 25. Plumbing Service* overlooking golf cou nt. Earn 3100 weekly A up. No HINSON ft HEARN WELLS OR1LLED, PUMPS, Custom building to your competition. Write John PLUMBING CONTRACTING SPRINKLER SYSTEMS specifications. Greenbrier Rudln Co., 22 West Madison Repairs A Water Healers All Types and Sites developed by St.. Chicago 3. 111. FREE ESTIMATES We Repair and Service K1NGSWOOD 204 E . 3rd S t 322-9142 k T I N I SEWING MACHINE BUILDERS, INC. Machinery and Supply Co. MECHANIC 202 Fairmont Dr. PLUMBING 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-8432 Soml-retlred for part time or PA 2-4074 Contracting Repairs full time to service A re­ FREE ESTIMATES 29. Autom obile Servlet pair alngk needle A special R. L. HARVEY machines, in modern air2, 2, A 4 BEDROOMS 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 conditioned swimsuit fac1, m , A 2 BATHS tory. Apply in person or 7. Spocial Service* DOWN PAYMENTS FROM call Senkarik Glass and Paint Washing Machine Sales Company ALIX OF SANFORD Low Monthly Payments A Service 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Hlway 17-92. Sanford, Fla. to r Complete Information Free Estimate on Repairs 322-2204 Auto Glass, Top* See Or Call Your 122-7363 2640 Hiawatha A Scat Covert RAY’S UPHOLSTERY Colored Motor Route Carriei Reupholstcrlng. Free eat. SALES BROKER for afternoon paper route. A 2-7818 TE 8-2333 Muat have References and 304 W. 2nd St. PA 24032 HEATING dependable car. Write Cir­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED SERVICING - TESTING til N. Park Ave. 322-2420 culation Dept. P. O. Box Lewis Sales A Service 1137, Sanford. 2317 C. C. Road FA 2-79: 2 BOSTON Terrier puppies, Male, 8 wka. old. AKC Reg. Custom-made Cabinets, tome* In all price brackets. BLOCK A BRICK Work, FA 2-3433. Plastic Counter tops Liberal financing. We hav* largo or email jobs. 323-0746. WALLIS CABINET SHOP a 4 BR, 2 bath at $13,700FOR SALE German Shep­ 913 W. 3rd — 322-7471 4400 down, $83 month paya herd Tups, 423. No papers. all. Buy now and get Home­ 6 weeks old Dec. 13. 4 Tractor mowing A Grading stead exemption o f $3,000. males, 3 females. 3494831. Call PA >7621. Cbooa* your own decora­ 20 Babysitter* tions. Will babysit my home, day or night. FA >4147. ON YOUR LOT Your plana or ours. A com­ plete package including financing. No down payment PERMANENT Wave Special 20% off regular prices. required. Come out today Open Evenings by appt. and talk It over with Mr. Freo parking lo t Services Leatherbury. from tip to Up. 20th 84. to Upaala Rd. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop A turn North at Church 21$ Palmetto Av*. Phono door (1) 232-0834 Phono door (3) 222-8333 _____ Phone 322-2744 Harriett's Beauty Nook 15. Huilstm Opportunity Eve Appt'a. S Sr. BeauUelana 103 So. Oak PA 2-3742 .SERVICE StaUou for lease. Good locaUoo. Only small low prices cheek the Herald capital aoodod by right clasiilted pages wher* local man PA 2-4342. dealers advertise. FHA - VA HOMES AUTO GLASS INSTALLED $100 FHA - VA AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Stenstrom Realty dow sills, lintels, steps, Nocks, sand, cement, rock, plpo, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping atones. Boston Terriers, male, AKC Miracle Concrete Co. Reg.. Shots. FA 3-1461. 309 Elm Avo. PA f-6761 14 FT. GAZELLE, Equipped, S3 hp Johnson, tilt traitor, BIRD DOG, Trained, 3te yrs. PECANS, 2 lbs. for $1.00. 23th $336. PA M M . old. Pointer. PA 2-4092. 9 A Sanford Av*. B a n 's Curb to 3:30 p. m. CASH Paid for ck an Mad M arket PA 2-2924. outfits. Thoroughbred German Shep­ USED Coca Cola Machine, hard Puppies, unregistered. $76, large motel office desk Gateway To The Waterway In time for Christmas. Ph. A chair, $33; Gas heater, Robson Sporting Goods 322-0434. Your EV1NRUDE Doekr $23, SO sheets new Un, $60. 304 6-4 E. 1st Ph. PA 2-3941 PA 2-8239. GIVE away puppiei to good homes. Call PA 2-3089 any­ GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ time. pair. Osteen Bridge Pish HOUSE TRAILER, 1968 Camp A Gun Shop. 32. Flowers • Shrub* del. 4x28 fL , $ BR, For easy, quick carpet clean­ FA 2 8929. SPECIAL Sale of cocos Pluing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ m oia Palms. Large base, tric Shampooer only $1 per 1069 SC HU L IT 10 x 40 Mo­ field grown, 3 for 43-00. J. bile Home. Like new, I BR, day. Carroll’s Furniture. C. Sikes, 3U ml. West of front kitchen, S x 20 awn­ Sanford on Highway 46. FRUIT GUt Packed. We ship ing Includtd. PA 1-7962 aft­ express. Haggs Curb Mar­ er B. BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ ket, 23th A Sanford Ave., kee stock. All other kinds FA 2-2924. o f Nursery shrubbery and trees. FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and Pina Gray 8hadows Nursery A* Investment, not an tx Robert Morris, 323-0333 6 Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. ponse. Call PA 2-8812 for DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ PIANO, Like new. PA 2-4019 expert advloo on n Herald advertising campaign. after g p. m. nuals ready now. Upaala Rd. Near Mayfair Golf Course. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments o f $13.30 o* 2 complete room* of furaltura. Call TE 9-1311, Caisalbarry, col­ lect. 'Just Right For Bringing Home The Christmas Tree.” $7,990. to $18,350. A* low as $240. down and $49.27 per m o nthNo closing costal M A C K L t BRO S. DIVISION TNI QtlTONA CORPORATION At) 62076 (I-13J) Best Buy Used Cars IN TOWN 1942 Ford Wogon 4-DOOR, V-B, * * $ • » treat* power atiarteg 1962 BUICK SPECIAL V-8 Eaatec, Local Owner. 1963 BUICK LeSABRE Air Coedltleatog. 9 Paaneager. A Real Dream Beat. 1963 PONTIAC TEMPEST Automatic, Radio, Heater. Spotless. 1960 RAMBLER SUPER ROAD-TESTED... and not much m ore—but what unusual savings 1958 FORD 9 PASSENGER STATION WAGON; S cylinder oaxteo, 4-wheel drive. A s*U4 good roe* nine cart goad tire* a * i Very Good Transportation. Also . . . A Good Supply O f Used Sedans ft Hirdtop*. A Lincoln Continental la ao carefully crafted, so mechanically clone to perfect km, that its first owner can do little morn than nicely beaak It to. So why eooaidar a *64 middle-price car whan one o f oar like-new need C o « tinea tala will give you more style, more room , more luxury and prwUgt than any leaner car could ever give you. Cheek our complete stock—today! DRIVE OUT TODAY Take Interstate 44 - get o ff at the DeQary £*• change, or call. a n a s a d b r u e o , re ft* m t Don’t Take Chances . Front End Alignment &Broke Adjustment N WAGON SALE! Htandard Traasmlsslon. For The Economy Minded. On A Safe Christmas Vacation THIS SPACE STATION LMN Enterprises, Inc. D S ML North Ocala Oh U. B. 441 Phans $22-411$ UJ . 441 By-Pnaa, Leeabw Phana 747-4441 REE— Male dog no* country homo. PA 2-2Q24. Tec 'N Green These lovely homes are se llin g fast. T h * reason is solid value — low price and high uality construction — om e o u t and s a * these wonderful homes fo r y o u rs e lf—Ther« a re 15 c o m p le te ly fu rn ish e d models to choose from. Connolly Mobile Horn* Sales, Inc. Good Through Dec. 251 h. Motor Salet AT COMPANY SeminoleCo.Motors SERVICE IR01 W . F irst S t . DEPARTMENT P h. F A 2-0414 2 * 4 . f t P a h a o tt* : LIN C O LN MERCURY W inter Park M l 4-0201) P H : F A 2-9291 290$ B . P ark F A 2-9981 LER [ r a m I. - D •> I. ■>. . -V --1 fAft __ . - ________ ^ 'jj £ �Buchanan Quits Control Board TOMSK KIWAN1AN8 (below ), D r. J. F. Derby, Ed K frchhoff and 0 . Andrew Speer. K lw aue d o b Dreejdeot, made the challenge o f the year at the Kiwanla luncheon. In • surprint m ore they 1 -H M ■ I f rj f \ j J chaDangnd 70 Kivrnniana (a b ort) to ring the bad fo r the Salvation Arm y Christman kettle and get ehoppera to drop in more money in the kettlaa than the three challengera can come up with. School Aid Bills Ready f p w WASHINGTON (U PI) House leaders had two big Job training and school aid bills ready for action today. Both were axpccted to pass, but ona may ba due for some cost cutting. The bills scheduled for con­ sideration were: —A tL S billion com promise measure to expand federal aid to vocational education five-fold, to lacrosse federal college student loans 90 per cent and extend the life of an aid program for schools crowded by the children of servicemen and federal work- l fc r the flrrt time next Teento y , bet engineers Thursday ’ . dlacavared tracks in pnsumstla Hass hi the Drat atega. Tba troubles wiU taka at laask thrsa teeeka to correct •ad the National Aeronautics m d Ipaca Administration said 0 a teal waa put a ft until late BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) _ A dispute over farm prices between France and Wait Canaan that could wreck the Cetamon Market went into Its flnath day today wtth no golutton in sight. The crisis deepened Wed­ nesday when France and GerS um i | * Indicated they had no intention o f backing down. In P irli, the cabinet en­ dorsed President Charles do Giulia’s implisd threat to quit the Cdmrnoo Market if (he iix-nitien economic com ­ munity falls to agree, on a Joint farm policy by Dec. 31. The cabinet sent Agricul­ ture Minister Edgard Plsani bach to today's talks in Brus­ sels with firm Instructions to insist on the deadline. In Bonn, Chscellor Ludwig Erhard's cabinet confirmed Its defiance of De Gaulle’s stand by demanding that the Common Market agree on a unified stand at next year’s world tariff talks at tho same time K works out the farm price question. Space Test In Box Continues SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) — Four airmen emerged Wednesday from a steel box and 30 days In an explosive atmosphere of puro oxygen, the longest known test of Ha kind. They underwent medical testa then rel'-med to their simulated apace capsule for five more dayi of followup. Their conditions were good. problem of presidential suc­ cession, but carefully reseved Judgment on what form it should lake. The main point at issue now is how to deal with a vacancy In the vice presidency. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont., said bearings on two constitutional to investigate a dispute be­ tween the maHihrtate' eaten and B r n a i f f , CenttaeaUI, Eastern, Northwest, Trane World Airlines and National Airlines. The action win postpone a strike for a t hast t o days while the board tries to solve the dispute aver pay raise# sad ml# changes. The presidential enter came with only minutes to apart. A National Mediation Board spokesman said a quickls walkout had baea feared la to minutes at National Airlines, despite a strike deadline of one mlnote after midnight Thursday. Mechanics and ground crews on the rtber five sir lines have voted for a strike, but set no deadline. A boy is not considered a m an among southwestern African buabmen until ha has stalked and killed n large game animal. deeiag a military bases from N«w Ysrk to California brought a barrage of protests toaay from longrvsi, ■ctno* lag charges o f falsa i rons ray. But Defsnuu Secretary Bo* best f . McNamara indicated Thursday that tba elm Log o r­ ders were part o f a now econ­ omy campaign that would gesr savings ta spending. Until aow, that has not al­ ways been the case. In the pest because o f a steady buildup in Polaris submarines and other defease programs, tba Defense Department had to explain with saeh cost re­ duction why spending was lncrvastflf. Nothing placated Congress, however. Sea. Eeaaeth B. Keating, R-N. V-, Introduced a bill to block the base d o s­ ings in economically depress­ ed areas, Hep. Samuel 8. Stratton, D-N. Y. promised to turn the Pentagon upside down before accepting the cutbacks. New York stands to loss seven installations. Rep. Bob Wilson, R-CaUf., said the decision to close the San Diego naval repair fa­ cility lacked logic in view of other "pump-priming” pro­ grams. Wilson said be has MIAMI (UFI) — Frank M. Buchanan ir d ia s i Mam tba State Board •t Control Tnco* day with a blast at tbo “ ri» di cutout" opmtton ot Flor­ ida's unheraHy system. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Tbo 5th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Wednesday toversed a Florida court deci­ sion which favored tbs Amer­ ican Ibbacco Col in a cancerdeath lawsuit Tba court reminded tba cast to district court la Flor­ ida where tba heirs of Edwin Green m ay again sue tba to­ bacco company. Tbo suit said Green died in IMS after smoking Lucky Strike cigarettes for more than to years. His death waa blamed on lung cancer caused by smoking. The appeals court quoted a Dr. Ernest Snyder , who testified in the original trial that "smoking waa a main factor in lung cancer'* and that "the risk of a heavy smoker to develop lung can­ cer Is at least to times great­ er than a non-smoker.’* —A $100 million yearly ex­ amendments I n t r o d u c e d aider the propoeals,, introduc- pansion o f tbo 1903 manpower Thursday win "get the subject another which would let training law, including now out in the open" for a deter- ^ nominate a new programs for Jobleii youths and unschooled adults. It also * * £ £ *• would give states extra time Democratic Whip Hubert dona within » days and be to start paying part of tha re­ H. Humphrey, Minn., said be subject to confirmation by a training program cost. Tbo is asking about 90 top mem- majority of both Houses. 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Farris Bryant, criticised Cabinet and legla. latlva hamstringing o f the board and said the state needs a chancellor to direct Ha higher education program. However, Buchanan said he was resigning to devote more time to bis family and busi­ ness, and to campaign for Fred O. Dickinson, an tmannouaccd gubernatorial hope­ ful. •The restrictions n n d e r which the board must operate “ are hampering our efforts te employ top quality personnel in the universities," Buchan­ an said. BRASS M OTORS 519 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLA. �■ S a ttfo rh V m S b * Zip Coda 82771 J W EATHER: Cloudy, cold with occasional rain Tuesday; high today in 60s; low tonight 45-85. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire KeUbtisbcd 1908 MON.. DECEMBER 16, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA School Aid Bill Signed Into Lena NO. 83 WASHINGTON (U P I) — ise the first broad asil-tance seeking the 60-year loans. President Johnson today program for the nation’s col­ The program will be open to signed Into law legislation leges since the land grant act privately endowed and churehproviding |1J billion in fed­ o f a century ago. connected institutions os well The Nativity Setae at City eral grants and loan* to he'p I f need to the limit, the as publicly owned and financ­ Hall will make its annual ap­ colleges build classrooms, lab­ $635 million in direct federal ed schools. No funds will bo grants and (360 million in spent on chapels or divinity oratories and libraries. pearance tonight far gisplay Tha President affixed hla low-interest loans could gen­ schools, nor on sports arenas during ike holiday aeaioa, City signature to the measure at a erate op to 13 billion in new or other buildings to which Manager Pete Knowles aakd White House ceremony. He construction on the campuses admission would be charged. this morning. had termed its passage Inst o f 3,100 publir and private There also are limitations • « * 999 week as a "major step for­ r(dirges, universities snd tech­ on use of Iho $690 million Vandals with no Christmas ward" In efforta to aid edu­ nical institutes. earmarked for grants to help spirit did a considerable cation. Colleges will have to match build undergraduate academic amount oI damage Sunday The three-year program ta federal grants two to one, facilities. designed to meet an expected and supply at least one-quar­ Classroom bultdlngs undar night at the Fourth Street "tidal wave” of college atu-. ter o f total project costs when that part of the program will Park. Broke more than halt dents in the 1960-70 decade. have to be designed for inMIAMI (U P I )— Thirty-two of the light bulbs In the de­ A major part of the late atruction in tha sciences, Cuban refugees, including two corations. Vandals also broke women, were processed here mathematics, engineering and Threw Negroes were killed, President Kennedy's education windowa in the Sanford Pub­ today after fleeing from Cubs modern foreign languages. two by fire, ax the result of request, the bill would author­ lic Library and did consider­ In three separate boats. two automobile collisions able damage a t Grace M. E. Sunday night and early today. Church on Onora Road. Their deaths bring Seminole • • • MIAMI (UPI)— At least 20 County's traffic loll lo 24 for Members o f Seminole High persona were killed in traffie the year. School elass o f *43 planning to accidents over tha weekend in attend the reunion Dec. 37 at Florida, including four in n The dead: Mayfair Inn are requested to highspeed collision in the Pan­ Alfred llanlt. of 1109 East contact Billy Brumley at P. 0. handle. Ninth Street, who would have Box 1X9. been 25 years old on Christ­ AMARILLO, Tex. (U P!) • • • Pre •sentence Investigation Airman l.C Henry A. Binning, nut opened today hy James mas Day. Opening o f a new Trade LONDON (UPI) — The 28, waa deeply worried about Winds Cafeteria at Seminole House o f Commons prepared John Williams, 23, of 713 Lee, parole and probation of­ tbe way hts wife neglected ficer, for two o f four defend­ TWO SANFORD NEC.ROES burned to death in thin automobile following Plata is slated for the first today to lay the I'rofumo Hickory Street. or beat the couple's five child­ ants In the $21)0,000 citrus n collision at nboiit 1:20 this ntorninK on Highway 17-92 South. This car week of January, according scandal to rest, nine months lota Crane, 33. of Oviedo. ren but he dared not aeek scandal buret into flames on impact. Witnesses rescued the driver. to J. C. Robinson, president after It began with War Min­ Sheriff J. L. Hobby report­ help. Circuit Judge Volte A. Wil­ of the locally-owned Central ister John Profumo’a lie about HI* pregnant wife, Mra. El­ ed llardt and Williams were liams said sentence would fol­ Florida chain. Christine Keeler. la Mae Rinning, 23, threaten­ • • • passengers In a car driven by low Lee's report. HELEN GLEE-SON ed to kill herself and all tha C. R. Lowderniilk, Alta­ Sanford Girls Scouts will Robert Herring, Negro, 22, of children If he did. monte Springs citrus dealer, conduct Christmas caroling at 423 East Third Street, when DETROIT, Mich. (UPI) — She waa particularly resent­ was found guilty Saturday of T p. m. Friday at Fort Mel Show people, sports personalit crashed into a ear parked five counts of grand larceny, ful of Marcus DeWayne and Ion Park. Ities and fans o f the late Elizabeth Roxanne, both 1. • • • along the berm on Highway bribery and conspiracy (3), In Dinah Washington filed past Mra. Binning thought her hus­ 17-92 at Sunland Estates at bilking Ill-Acres Concentrate, Three Cocoa Negroes, ap­ FROM THE LIONS PAUSE: her casket Sunday and early band ran around with other about 1:20 this morning. Forest City, in misrepresent­ An angler at the fishermen's prehended 40 minutes after a ROWLING GREEN, S. C. a Uo-a-wcck mill hand who today to pay their final re­ • • • women while she was pre­ ing the solids content of citrus «Iub, describing his toughest spects to tha late "queen of holdup here Saturday night, (UPI) - Two-year-old Vicki works in nearby Clover. "I've gnant with them. Force of the impact set sild. catch, said, “ After three are being held s i suspects Wray, partially blinded by told the big children not to Herring's car afire and knockthe blues.” The two children were bom Alba Hall, former state clthours 1 landed this te-rific cancer. Joined her eight bro­ in county Jail. Walter A. Glclow, publish­ U months apart. monster of the sea." Said a expect anything. 1 don't know cd the parked car across the , un inspector, during LowlierSaturday, Marcus got in an Mesntime, sheriffs depu­ thers and sisters Unlay for a how to tell tiie little ones." highway to the median. listener: "1 saw the pictures milk's trial, pleaded guilty to er and editor of The Sanford last look at the family Christ­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam Herring's foot was wedged similar charges and turned Herald, today announced the argument with the other chil­ and he was only six inches ties are continuing investiga­ mas tree. Wray, 33, said Vicki's appointment of Mrs. Helen dren and Mra. Binning beat long. Admitted the angler: (U PI)—The bodies o f three tion of a holdup by two white Christmas wish was a tree, between the pexlal.i and he state's witness. him with a hammer. She Vicki will enter Duke Uni­ decorated with colored bulbs could not extricate himself. "Sure — but in three hours of U. S. Army soldiers lost when Lowderniilk was found guil­ Gleeson si society editor. men Sunday evening. versity Medical Center at Mrs. Gleeson, a native of also beat Roxanne. fighting, a fish can lose a their helicopter crashed o ff the and shining ornuinents. Lack­ Richard P. Cline, 127 l-aurrl ty after a week's trial. Mrs. Binning called an am­ C., Tuesday Sheriff J. L. Hobby laid Durham. N. coast of South Viet Nam Satlot of weight.” Judge Williams said today Jacksons llk\ has worked in ing enough money to purchase Drive, s service station ope­ • • • utdny night were discovered three Negroes held up Ruby where doctors will remove one, he went to some nearby rator, ran to the scene but hu lias not been requested by radio and newspapers, and bulance but by the time tho boy got to tbe hospital ho Results of the Dec. 2 muni teday washed ashore on a re- Colston at Club Two Spot, Ne­ her right eye. Her left eye woods and cut down a tree. was unable to remove Herr­ the state attorney to set trial came here from the Coronado had been removed last July waa dead. Attendants said bo ing. He was joined by Sidney dates for the other two defend­ (Calif.) Journal. eipal election at Casselberry mite beach. "W e had some ornaments gro night club on Sit 46 East in an attempt to save the She Is married to Cdr. Rich had two broken legs, a frac­ were certified Friday evening left over from last year and Matthews, West Hollywood ants, llilly Lamar Hammond at about 11:30 p.m. Saturday child* life. aril Gleeson, U. S. Navy, now tured arm, bruises, and rope by a 3-1 vote of the Board used those," he said. "Rut truck driver; Ernest Alkens, und Ralph Alderman. "There really won't be any there will be no presents." Negro, It.It. 2, and A. D. Dia­ assigned at Argcntla, Nfld., burns on his neck. He had UNITED NATIONS* N. Y and took $230 from the cash o f Aldermen. Voting for the mond, Negro, 1303 West 12th Christmas in this house," but home for the Chrlstmaa teeth marks all over hla body. certification were Clif Over­ (UPI)—The General ‘ Doctors discovered a uallgRoxanne, suffering front said her father, Robert Wray, ■oat (OMT la Vicki's eyes Street. holidays. They plan to make m an, George Howard and L. bly moved Into Its ki malnutrition, was reported in They managed to pull Herr­ their home here permanently u!ed working day oi this 7“ UrtJlwAyW fuww think artE . Woodhams; against was after Commander Gleeson’l {air condition with a possible other 9 Wray's children. a ing from the rar hut the Art Lego. S o vote of the today, Its adjournment M; skull fracture, bruisea and (limes and heat drove them enrd by disagreement N retirement. month-old infant, may be sunchairman, Ed Lunn, was nec gating an arcMaat near (fc le to expand the two top UN <lo' 40 minutes later, arrested Commander and Mrs. Glee- mutilated fingers and toes. llorty afflicted. Wray a*I his off and llardt and Williams assary. The couples' other children LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) — son, residing at 3t9 Elliott • • • councils. wife will bring the infant, Ed­ perished. Titus Walker. 4«; Bobby Joef aged 7, 2, and 1, were placed Rebellious tin miners, sur­ Slate troopers charged Herr­ Avenue, have three children, ward, to Durham fur observa­ It will be a sad Christmas r a v m m n i t . _ Fluker, 27, and Telllce Jones, In the Randall County Wel­ rounded by g o v e r n m i a t ing with two counts of man­ tion. Rob, a golf pro at Bryn Mawr, for the John Wurtz family at r a i m . lUlIvS* a|j o{ Cocoa. The deputies! fare Home. They apparently 2013 Jefferson unless ''Chi­ Cdr. George \V. Kimmun* "Hope Is all we've got slaughter. driving while intoxi­ troops, prepared today to re­ Pa., who will he married BRUSSELS (UPI* — Agrl- ri.port«-«l llndlng 4190 in a ailk cated and having no driver's lease four Americans and 17 there Dec. 78; Ricky, student had not been beaten, but all tbclr rar. co” comes home. The family culture ministers from the eix MockinR today relieved Cdr. RoyK. ] left," said the child's mother. license, with total bond of other hostages they have at Orlando Junior College, were suffering from malnutri­ T w ) * hllc mi.ni ,me wcar. Farmer as commanding offlhas had "C hico” for 14 years, European Common Market no------ ---------- — tion. 43,000. lie ix being treated at held (or nearly to days. and Penny, Seminole High never let him run loose . . time assembled today f o r , jn8 , , „ k t,ock|niJ over his err o f Hanford's Heavy Attack B , Justice of the Peaee Bin Juan l.echin, Bolivia's leftOrange Memorial Hospital. but be slipped his chain and talks expected to decide If a |heaJ and brandishing a .38 Squadron Thiee. The Change r O S S C l i g e r D l V C S School senior. Wilron ordered Mra. Blpnlng wing vice president who is disappeared last Friday even­ French - German controversy callbfr revolver, held up Cur- o f Command ceremonies were p A * I* held without bond at the The driver of the parked also head of the National ing. "Chico” is “ Just dog'*, on farm prices will kill the tia Han.icobb at the 7-11 store held without the usual pomp I TOIII A l M i n G T county Jail at Canyon, Tcx.( Miners Union, flew to tho com­ at Sunland Estates Sunday and color duo to the :to day I MANILA (UPI) _ A pass- ear, Virginia Smith Camp­ light tan, a male ami wearing slx-year-vhl economic south of Amarillo. She ad­ bell, Negro and David llell, mine area front l.a Paza Sun­ a red harness. munity. evening and escaped with mourning period for the late , nger of a Philippine Air Line mitted the beatings and waa Negro, both of Daytona day to handle the release. • • • President Kennedy. G u e s t s plane plunged to death today 4323. charged with murder. The miners of Catayi and Beach, are being treated at William F. Warden Jr., of City police meantime were wrere limited to the families of after forcibly opening the Det. Lt. Charles Hollis said Seminole Memorial Hospital. nearby Sight Voinlo, both DcLand, has been named WASHINGTON (UPI) —, investigating two burglaries, VAII-3 personnel. j plane's door while the airBinning told him he had Iota Crane, according to slmut ISO miles south of La press assistant to Sen. George The Supreme Court reversed JU)0 from Cook', Corner at In taking over command of irnft cruising at 10,000 CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - known about tho beatings for Constable George Kclsry, was I'az, called a general meet­ A. Smsthers. He formerly today contempt convictions in 7617 Park Drive, and f i l l heavy Attack Squadron Three,; the Philippine news serving today to consider a re­ The Air F'orca lowered se­ a long time. He fold Hollis kilted tn'tantly at 9 p. in. served with Rep. Winfield D. Fairfield, Ala., o f two Na- (rom the residence of Yuelle Cdr. Kinunons assumes thu re- i t,.,. reported, ported government offer to curity barriers st America's "ahe threatened to kill her­ Sunday when the ear :n which Linton (D-Ind.) and Sea. tlcnal States Rights party of­ Reitz, 2339 Park Drive, Satur­ sponaibility fo r supervising The mnn was identified In withdraw federal troops In ex­ No. 1 *p«ceport for a three- self and all the children if I she was riding went out of Spessird Holland. ficials who were forbidden to day night. urn! directing the training of ( plane' s manifest merely change for the safe release of hour trial run Sunday and tho told anyone.” control, broke off a utility ( • • • distribute handbills and hold a all rcplaerment flight crews ; a* James Nielsen. His napole and crashed into a tree the hostages. President Victor open houie went off witliout Fleet Reserve Association meeting. The court cited lack und maintenance support jar- ii„nn!lty and address were on Sit 426 near Orlando Paz Flslcntsons refused to a hitch. will hold its annual Christmas of evidence. scmic I for thn Atlantic Fleet „„t known, the Philippine Three other Negroes were grant the miners’ prime de­ About 8,900 person* in 2.230 party for the children of heavy attack program. ntw* service said. taken lo Winter Park Mem­ mand, the release of two ar­ automobile* visited the miss­ members from 2 to I p m. Cdr. Kimnions comes to »hc The plane was nn flight orial Hospital The driver, lin­ rested Communist union lead­ ile test renter in the first of Saturday at the FRA home. NEW YORK (UPI)— Finan­ helm of VAII-3 well qualified, fri,nl ,'ebu j|ani|ll# ear Davis, 38. was reported er*. according to government non-stop 64-minute motoring Santa will he there, accord­ cial "boy wonder" Earl Itelle, ] for rommund. Prior to hit ________________ sources. tour* during a three-hour per­ in critical condition. ing to chairman Donald who fled to Hrazil from I'itt.*•liort tour mm Chief Staff Of* iod every Sunday afternoon. Constable Kelsey reported Pierce. Same gift custom as burgh five yeurs ago when his t'nlted Press International f".-r o f Heavy Attack Wing |t||rilS R e p o r t s PORTLAND, Maino (UPI) MaJ. Gen. Leighton f. Mali* tt was learned only this morn­ previous years will prevail. Multimillion dollar mnnipulu- j file enstrrn two thirds of —Six children, three of them One. he commanded Heavy AtTALLAHASSEE <UPI» — • • • OXFORD, England iUI’ 1 ) - said opening day would he a state ward*, were killed Sun­ tions went sour, will go before the nation was kept inside a tack Squadron Nine. He is s j acksonvllle Mayor Ilajdon ing that another passenger, effort to ace if Ihe pub­ Percy Milton. Negro, 38, was (nvtcad of tickets, Oxford po­ trial Chairman Jimmy Jones re­ a U. S. rumiiiinsioncr Tuesday , deep-freeze lockup of cold air day night when a apace heat­ f-eet experienced A3 It pilot ,llirlw reported 41.01(1 in cam- taken (rom the scene immedi­ lice today left Christmas lic "drive-thoughs" could be er erupted in flame* which ports the annual shopping tour (or formal removal to Penn- niavses today that promised und has recently romnieticed j,a| managed without serious dif­ contributions to the ately after thu accident and cards with the warning, "If fur the children of the I.uth- sylvania, the U. S. attorney's to. keep temperatures crisp t.ansltional training o f the swept a two-family house. Secretary ol Mate toslay but j is reported in critical condi )ou drink, don't ilrivo" ho ficulties. e~n Home will be Thursday office announced today. to "bitter cold. William F. Harrigan, 35, Air police and security men ** ' igilunte. said he spent no money in his; (ion at the Winter Park hnv i j ti--n i nralh - the windshield wiper* afternoon The Christmas Temperatures ranged from and hts wife Leona managed Cdr. Farmer bring- In . cal,ipalsn for ?(JVrrnor. said there were no problem* I pttal of illegally parked ear*. shopping tour is financed from 22 degiees below zero at In­ close six years of Hanford to save four of their seven ___________ __ despite the heavy first-day ternational Falls, Minn., to 47 heavy attack doty: dating funds received in the balloon children hut were forced back traffic. sale during the Christmas degrees .n Tampa. Nebraska beck to Augo-t 1937 when, a.s hy heat and flame* before Automobile* in a double and the Dakotas had readings i a l.cdr., he reported to lleuvy parade. they could reach the other line were backed up for near­ that ranged from 10 to 20 lie \Muclv Squadron F’ive a- sup three and the three wards. ROMFORD, England fUl'l) ly a mile before the installa­ City crews that have been low Killed in the three alarm ply officer. F’our years later —Tattoo artist Victor Shiptnn. tion wa* opened at I p m. working on the street resur­ No relief appeared to be in he took command of F'ive, lire at t Gilman Place were Alxrnt an hour later, a long facing job have been taking 41. said today teen-agers arc Sight from the cold front. wh|ch h„ M ( , unli, the three Harrigan children, line remained at the south full advantage of the fine wea­ lining up outside his shop to uhi(h m l ,ht aUovr lulnu anow Heidi, 3, Mary, 4. and Holly, Command VAH-3 in Nuvrmgate but traffic wa* moving ther. up to tills weekend get special ChrUlma* tattoos. (jurrjM j„ xorth and Midwest tier 1962. 6, and the ward*. Ramona slowly toward the Cape. ' There Is a rush for rclig- |n [j,,, 0{ mb zero wra Many a block of streets have Matey, 7. her brother Tommy Cdr. F’urnirr reports after Car* carrying the curlou* km* subjects just now.’ Ship lhcr (g;j0 expecting three been covered with the cement­ 6, and her sister Tammir. 4. January I to the US Constel­ public were kept at an aver­ laden sludge that soon hard­ ton aald. "The crucifixion i» or more additional inches in Ralph A- Davis. 61, who liv­ lation a* Operations Officer, age 23 miles per hour at signs lome areas. ens into a fine driving surface. the most popular." ed in the other side of the and security men at intersec­ One of his customer*. Brian, Mostly fair skies prevailed and will he home ported near City Manager Pete Knowles two-story duplex house, was hinutive home of Coronado, tion* directed the motorist* says that they know Dial the Hargreaves, 18. said he got acro»» the nation with some unhurt. Davis' wife wa* in California. along a ftpecial route past the jobs arc inconveniencing some his Christmas tattoo "to help cloudiness in the upper Ohio a hospital when the fire oc­ launching complexes for some of our fine citizens, but he me think about religion more Valley, south central states curred. of America'* mightiest roc­ p ornts to the good cooperation often." and the Gulf Coast. Mr. and Mra. Harrigan were ket*. Precipitation has been gen­ that the crews are getting. were taken to Maine Medical Every effort will be made, he erally light in the Great Lakes Center along with their sur­ and Ohio Valle). Traver-e says, to minimize the trou-I viving children, Beverly a. TALLAHASSEE I d ' l l RUCKHOLTS (UPI)—Texas City. Mich., however, reported blc caused WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Genevieve, 7, Edward, 3, and • • • Rangers, FBI Agents and po- an additional six inches of F'unersl services for senior Navy Informed Sen. George eight-month old John. APPROXIM ATELY 175 membere o f 12 Anchor Club* in Central Florida U. S. District Judge Dozier Have you noticed that lice with bloodhounds search- mow. A. Smalhcrs, D-F'la., today The fl*e broke out shortly were ifuentn o f the Sanford club al a regional meeting here Saturday. Maine. New Hampitiire. A . Ilevane were srhi-duUd striking lighting job done on ed door-to-door In this central that it hail awarded a 41,565,- after 11:30 p. m. when Harri­ Front thu left: Harriet Anne Owen, district chairman; Cere Dietricha, lo­ the First Federal Savings Texas town today for four Vermont and Rhode Island here this morning. 000 runt reel to the Mil go gan tried to light an oil iuatcal president; Sen. Ruth Johnson, Orlando, principal Hpeuker; Janet Smith, Devane died here Sundu) building? If not. drive by sloppy-looking carnival work- were caught under a freereElectronics Corp., Miami, for er on the first floor. Some of president o f the Sanford *pon*ore, the Pilot Club; Virifiniu Hurney, faculty there after dark and have a ers wanted for murder in Ala- j up of zero temperatures and a t the age o f 80 after a short work on electronic data pro- j the fuel spilled onto the floor .sponsor, and Helen Mann, vice president. (Herald Photo) bsma. I slightly below. I illness. look-see. erasing equipment. I and Ignited. 2 Bum To Death In Flaming Car Third Killed InCollision; SevenInjured nawA 32 Cubans Land Child Beaten Fatally; Mother Held SentencingOf TwoInTheft Awaits Report 20 Killed Debate Report Mourn Singer Three Jailed In V ic k i H a s L a s t L o o k Holdup Here A t A C h r is tm a s T r e e Society Editor Appointed ByHerald Bodies Recovered UN Recess Near ilewCO Takes Over VAH-3 Miners' Release Of Four Awaited 8,900Motorists Visit TheCape Reverses Ruling Belle Case 22BelowZero In Minnesota Six Children DieInFire Yule Warning: Tattoos Tell Of Christmas Hunt Killcra Judge Devanc Funeral Held Contract Let Downtown Stores To Open At Night Through Monday * � 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 13, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8528ef87aa89a38f7df5f237df1d561b.pdf cb64c2b5fd88ae2787d69bcc297e2faf PDF Text Text Patience Urged In Ordering Of 'Better Grades' She #anfr»rS VrralB Paw 12 — Oct. 15, 1963 Ev Says Kennedy Foreign Aid Program Is In'Deep Trouble' WASHINGTON (L’ PI) — Senate Republican leader Ev­ erett M. Dirkien said today that President Kennedy's for­ eign aid pruirram was in “ deep, deep trouble" because of a "harder appraisal" by Congress and the country. The Illinois Republican would not speculate on how much of Kennedy's originsl 51.5 billion authorisation re­ quest might ultimately be ap­ proved by Congress. Hut his statement, made in an interview, supported spec­ ulation that the administra­ tion may finally get lit III more than the 11.5 billion voted tty the House. Chairman J. William Fulbright, (D-Ark.) of the Sen­ ate Foreign Relations Com­ mittee which went hack to work oil the bill at a closed session today, agreed that the program fared difficulty. Rut "it’s always in trou­ ble,” he told reporters. Futhright said he would Everybody wants to set better (rides and ill at once. At least that's the feeling around the NEA'a Beider Service Bureau where It has been impossible to keep up with the tremendous demand for the booklet version of the "30 Days to B e t t e r Grades" series. "We simply never antici­ pated such a tremendous Rader response.” Ed Ken­ nedy, NEA's director of client service, explained. "It Is a temporary situ­ ation. We are going into our third printing and all orders will be filled. Headers should allow 10 days for their booklet to get to them," Kennedy aald. The Sanford Herald, which published this series, advises its readers to be patient . . . and that the books still may be ordered by sending name and address and tt to Better Grades, c'o Sanford Herald, 1*. O. Box IS!), Dept. A. Kadio City Statlnn, New York ID. N. Y. TOM HOY Chcrylc Horton linn “nhinniccl up” every clothe* post anti enrporte support in her neighborhood. The Herald photographer raught her atop an eight-foot clot hen pole the other slay. Cheryle in the five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., of Princeton Avenue. Dorcas Society Meeting Set In Eustis Mao May Give Up Leadership Hospital LONDON (LTD — Mm Tse-Tung may quit *«on as active leader of the Chinese GCTOIIKi: It Communist party, according Admissions to report.* circulating in Com­ Theodore J o h n s o n , Susie munist circles today. Rut the WASHINGTON (DPI) — Hlaydcs, E r i c k Stephens, Ry Julia Barton Weekend political develop, change was not expected to Airs. Bussell Ryder, leader Gary Lodge, Linda Hunnes, •often Peking's hard line. mrnti increased speculation today over whether Itlchard of the Altamonte Spring* Cora Wynn, Rvithlc Mae Na­ Mao, who will be 70 in De­ M. Nixon is a candidate for Sevcnlh day Adventist Health than, all of Sanford. cern tier, turned over the pres­ Discharges .. the... 1WH Republican presi­ idency in id.-a ' to Liu Slumami Wiilnrc Ccr.trr, will h. ad 1/mise Samlncr, Sarah Gibbs, dential nomination. eht. his close collaborator for Nixon, who tost a close race u delegation of local mem­ James Hendon, Hetty Jane more than 20 years. Liu was to John F. Kennedy in Hum, bers who will attend the lliMiks, D o r o t h y Thomas, considered the most likely annual meeting of the Thomas Williams, Rcbn I’re- candidate to succeed him in said In Hersbey, Pa., that he Central Area Federation of sutto, Mrs. Carol Brewer and the mure powerful party post. could not conceive of himself as the GOP nominee again the Adventist Dorcas Welfare baby girl, Mrs. Finnlu Wil­ Mao considers himself the Society to tie held this Thurs­ liams and baby boy, Mrs. next year. ,, 'Chinese Lenin" and is beJulta lloblis and batiy girl, all ]jcv,.,| fo want lnorf time to The top contenders for the day In F.ustU. Representatives from Id So­ of Sanford; Roy Richer of W()rk „„ Marxist Leninist Republican nomination said Stepping into the they believed Nixon was a cieties of the Central Florida I.ake Mary; Mrs. Murry candidate, and political oh- area will attend the all day Knight and baby girl of New ro|# n( c |,|,.r statesman would aervers here refused to rule meeting which will be eon- Smyrna Reach. enahle him to do this. the former vice president out j ducted finder Ihe direction of Ideology figures strongly In Mrs. K. A. Wright, state fed of the picture. the SlnoSovlet split. Peking oration president. contends its Communist are Ofllcers of Hie federation following the true doctrines will be elected [or the com­ and tlte modifications introing year at this meeting. JACKSONVILLE (CPIi — tduced by Soviet Premier Ni­ is tin : rim i it nnarr up Tin: sixth j i nn tit. m i . Mrs. Lioyil hi nip kin wilt The Florida State Chamber kita S. Khrushchev are "r e ­ ri iT op i vn foil *1:111. serve as delegate for the lo- of Commerce reported Sun­ visionist" heresy. vni.i: r n r v r v , ri.nino*. cal Society on the nominating day the number of passenger (Tit.vrsiiiv v o . m i .mi mryivii.K - k u a n i o . in s a v - committee. cars in the stale increased LNOfl HANK In addition to regular busi­ Ptslnttff, ness there also will be dis- by 35 per rent during the past vs live years. FREnF.lUi'K J. Mon AN. .1 IIS russion* of welfare method* And, tile chamber said In |*r*r»fl<|antR. and projects, civil defense ^iwitT n r «u .i: its weekly tiusini ss review.' n o t i i ' i ; ix iikhiuiv niv- and plans (or training in home figures show that Floridians i K.V that on tho satti *1-iy of nursing methods. lire going to extremes in car PARIS (CPII—Former welOctobor, 19* J. At 11:00 AM The Altamonte C e n t e r , ilesign at tho main itnor of tho f*>t|rt terweight and middleweight )fr»tj** of Mtmhinli I'Mijn’ v, at which is operated li> Ihe local "Floridians arr switching rlmmpion Sugar Ray Itohinson Fan for J, Klorll>» tti* underr!*r|i wilt ofr.-r f.,p Society at M’5 Maitland Ave­ from the medium died car considered possible retirement Min to tti« hljfhr t iiUiJ t,4 «? nue, is open on Tuesdays lo both larger and smaller tiulliy tweiise of libs difficulties t»UMer for nn v|| |tir f.itiiiwllliM from 9 a m. until noon. diMcirlbril |>r *»p# r t y s models," the review said, In-re in winning un unpopular 4. Jtl-s-U It i!<>1rVTItV "and multi car ownership is derision over inept Annum! CMMi MANOIt. UNIT Nn also up." Vnnurci of Corsica, 3. arcnMIng t<* thn pi it \ j f _________1 _ I I Nixon Pictured In ’64 Campaign Notes "‘jrtoinnisnf bold sosions every dsy this week if possible in hopes of finishing committee action and sending tne iong-ritiej =d measure to the Door. Rut he would make no pre­ dictions ss to how soon or bow much the committee would finally vote. "We will just plow our corn as we go along," he said. The foreign relations grnup sidetracked the authorisation measure more than two months ago to work on the limited test ban treaty. fn the meantime, opposition — at least to some part* of it—appears to have increased lather thun clammed down. Dirksen said “ the number of recipient countries Is go­ ing down." And there arc other areas in which many «» uutors feel the aid program “ isn't doing anything worth­ while." Ty Shirley Wentworth The H:ar Lake Community Club will sponsor a combined pot luck supper ard Hallows1en treat for area families I this Thursday ni;ht at th« Florida Power Clubhouse on i Bear Lake. | The esening will open with costume judging at it p, m. followed by supner at fi:30 i>. m. Prises for the best costumes will be given ia SO SUCCESSFUL wins the turkey shoot Hinged by the Police Benevolent several categories. Fund last Saturday (with pome of the .shooters pictured above) that it Those attending the supper as a* decided to hold it similar shoot each Saturday afternoon until Christ­ are asked to bring a covered mas at the PBA Hr. on the lake front. (Herald Photo) dish ami their own table ser­ vice. William J. Carpenter, president of the club, stresscs that the evening of fun and friendship Is open to all families In the area regard. Iless of whether or not they arc members of the club. Seminole • Volusia citrus Following the supper tha school will hoid its first ses­ regular monthly b u s i n e s s sion from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. meeting of the club will b« today in the court room of held, the Seminole County court house. The theme of the SCIENTIFIC LAWN school Is "Citrus and the SPRAYING FUR Wentner." CHINCH BUGS The topic of this first lec­ OR ture will be "Adopting and FUNG US Using Weather Forecasts" Al-o Law n llrnuiatiun and it will be presented by Warren o. Johnson, of the Federal-State Frost Warning llt-alcr ' our Sen ice. ToiiC n il lit. ti;!,t Wt-Cmy Grnpevitle Nursery lectures with the first four LIGHT IIUI.HS will lig h t tip tonight when the 2221 Grapevillr Asr. to be *iven in Snnford and I.ions Uluh opens it* annual -suit! to help the f A 2-mot* the last four in DcLand. 1 liliiui. L e ft is Piutddont Geortre Hughe* and right i* Hen Wade, sale t-hairnum. Lions mentliers will canvass dim f-to-ilour tonijrht and W eil*., nesday OVCiling. (H erald Photo) Citrus School Opens Tonight Koufax Named Player Of Year BOSTON (IJI'h — World Series hem Sandy Koufax to­ day was mimed winner of the Arudemy of Sports Editors award as National League player of the year for I'.Mt.’l. The star southpaw of the Lo.s Angeles Dodgers, who had a 25-5 record during the reg­ ular arason, ar.d then blasted strikeout records in benting the New York Yankees twit-t­ in the World Series, was mim­ ed on U5 per cent of the bal­ lots. Dirk Groat, are shortstop of the St. Louis Cardinals, was second In the voting with ti per rent, followed by relief ace Ron i'urrnnoski of the Dodgers (I’.gl, outfielder Hank Annin nf the M i l w a u k e e limits l.'gl, and outfielder Willie Mays of the San Franrlsco Giants t .'it l. Car Ownership Up 35 Per Cent Legal Notice f:!s Evening Cf bcotts Now We Have It! Scout Meetings Set At School M n-tiiig tu To Meet Imiir-.vriit.nl*. fliiurr*. ai*|i11* The referee and three Judges gave "old nmn" Robinson the ID-round decision but did not disclose their voting before the 5,0(11) booing fans Monday night nl Palais ties Sport*. At Lt or II, New Yorker Rob­ inson appeared woefully ho kiog in stamina as be puffed Ills way to a will over the wildswinging Vanned, On three occasion*, at least, Ray clinch­ ed and hung on until he caught Ins breitlh. DeBary C Of C Sets Meeting The Women’s Club of Casselherry will h<dd a combina­ Ity Mr*. Adam Alullrr tion liusiness and social meet­ The Heltary Cliamln-r of ing at 7;.'1U p m Wednesday Commerce will hold a dinner in the Clubhouse mi over- meeting ,|| *i;3Q p. Ill tills |brook Driv Dmrsduy m Hie Community \s dils will tie the first Center, Hie dinner will be meeting after ihe summer re catered by the llellury ResiSH.U.t re incm iters an- asked to tmirant. Arthur II Ilf Uwlih. Ir. *"Imrilw. of lli»' * ' u > nit rn*tiri. invite new residenU in Hie The program will lie pre­ H) £ Marltm T VtH1«*it community lo attend Ihe sented by At.nbe HroLlicrs "1 was lucky to win," Rob­ limptlly i ‘|*r|n meeting to get arqtmintcd and will feature what this inson admitted to s|««rt,* writ­ iv !" i: i -sir pr tv .1 van 1m ItUfifJ with cltilt member* and to I company is doing lo promote ers. Attnrne*i* for t*IAim iff make new friends. 322 I*.ir1 t'cfitril It.oilrv«r*1 the entire area on a n.itimi.il "It may have been my Inst a it nl «ptntrt«n»nci*» on ooM l.intt or tina.1 in ennjunc­ tion I li*rowlth. Thla auIr I* m»'I* purPUAfit to final of fnrci |riwitr*t A'»t#r«"l In iMi.inciry n ilm i So. tlt.i4 now pwhillnv In tu« Circuit riMjrt of m l for K#mliml# f ou n tf, norlfia I»ATKI> thu tlfh iliy of (M otor. 19*3 f *rl.iinto* IMurMii I'uMMi I k i 1EMii basis cd.v-in IV n i l ! 1 lilt I I I I <11 IIT IIITIII MV I II II III, III. I III. • I l l n r v vii • on *i vii . viii »: i in v t t, i i 011111 *. I II VVI I l i t VII. |Xls I IN llS tat.A N vii i:ttii *av r’ Kiir:it.vi, awVVI- TI-lS’ I l f (rlll.ANlm. St TOAtJtr n AtWOC IA- Ptiiutjrr. i s l III: • m i I I r i h i ii i •••' I III M S I 11 .11 l l l l l VI. i IIII I 11 ill' VVD I nil S|.til. V i l l i : I III V I A . I I n l i l l l t . I II VVI I l i t VII. I Hill t id ' in n v r:ttv s i v i n i i ,< HANK. %• Ll*.N U Grout Savings on Busy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE l.engwoml E le m en tary School ca fe te ria . Mothers of girls attending the school, especially Iho-e Troop for fo u rth , fifth and from North Orlando and the sixth graders w ilt lie held general l.ongwuod area, auWcdm -day a l 9:15 u.m. In the invited to attend. HtWS for truck owners ture of Chevrolet cat)* and the Flertsilln pickup ImhIv lias two ml van hi gr*. Insula­ tion ami miu hi I liendeni tig material i < sandwiched between thu two layers nf alccl in the cub to give you more comfort: in the body, the lower inner wall acts as ii Imirer against load damage, preserving the outer np|K-arame o f the truck. The right engine. Chevrolet never lum been in better position to give you tin­ type and si/e you need for maximum ellicieiicy. Today there aru many dif­ ferent capacilits of g.umlinc and diesel 1964 Wt«» Strongor frames. Every conventional Double-wall construction. This fea­ Medium* nml heavies have I-lienin suspension with variable-rate leaf springs It mitomnlienlly stiffens ns the load incrensefl—and vice versa. It menus n smoother, flatter ride regardless of load, a Uitter handling truck. WITH THIS FREE-STANDING... riievroiet truck engines —fours, sixes, Vrt's. give you more for your money: S u sp e n sio n lo lit the truck. Conven­ tional half- nml tliree-ipinrter-tun model* have inde|M‘mlent front su*|a’ ii.sioii vvilli variable rate coils in the n-ar. Variable rate coil* do not "bottom out" ns readily. L U X U R IO U S " U IL T -IN L O O K neone now 1901 Chevrolet truck has a l.ulder-tvpe Iranie. This typo ia more resilient, I* tter aide to give witii the load and terrain. Ili simple design also makes it easier to mount k|saint bodies on the truck. Its riveted suit- rails are stronger. Greater m o d e l selection . This time you're going to find it a simple matter to pick the exai t type of Chevrolet truck for the kind o f work you do. In delivery tru< ks, for instance, in ndilition to regu­ lar panels and pickups, we have eleven different size* o f ready-mmle walk-in vims, some wills full-width rear doors. G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRI C Quality and value. Chevrolet* today nre a lot more truck limn your money Isiuglit tin- last time, nml vet the price tag is (list ntwilit the same iis ft or Ii years ago. Call your Chevrolet denier for infor­ mal inn or for a demonstration. MARK 21 CHEVROLET RAN GE w M^r. - I Quality trucks always cost less! ONLY 21 INCHES WIDE C H EV R O LET TRUC KS • "llu ilt-in " lo fil without rem odeling • New sty lin g with recessed ciHihtup MATHER of Sanford • Finished on hnlh sides fur free standing u-e rtatntlff. »t\rtt,t:r. n *t. k k n m :t i i i. ruTvintaU ut iatoiilitnii i|♦•?ff‘>nl tut i, vn h i tt n r * via : Mil li i; mi'' %i l l ; n u t i c k i* m : n t i m ittv* NOTh'i: tt* 111 : 111-: in u rv HN Utal tm Ilia rsiti ,1.<y of I'tN Itiw'l til! llin* J%(|| <1 i y nf OeloSsr. tssj. si ti:M i u I!i?to!*«r I )i!3 .it 1|•••ii ,\ \| ti,* male iliair of tNs c o o n at IIif m a i n tlo ir o f |||» I ’ m i r l II ’Miss of K. mlnol, <‘.iuii ■>, at •fTIl»*>#- of ,Hj*full, Itry I'lml,!), at Hx Ilford. Kliirld*. lit" ttndcrFlnrl'l I flirt tlUlirtr* »i« n* I t'isrk vtill i.(r,r for "Imir.l rt-1 k nil! aiffrr fair i . i ' sals lit tits IiIk Ii- i I ni<>t lost Mildrr for casli tits follots Itig fur niNti Ui«* f •lluvklttif Uiisi rlb-d rral propi-rl) - rl l i n l r*M| pi'n|brti11y j i.o i 1 ■i 1. i i \u i: I***! i in o k »i, «•«*i \ r m ADDITION T v> ••AiS.Si:!. UUUU M A V u l l , U N I T NO IIGRItr, t - sjrdlfig |*t ms . accord Init t<» tin* i<u* p «t ihsr. ,f •> r- ord»d In ihtrtof m ridonlfii In Fist 1-1 » I Hnuk it. i*t k-- sr, It i ik 1 1* t» ii**- |i"» |'n(i||, publla Rseord* -*f HimiKrti ivr l* of ntiioilrt ('min­ niils I’ounljr, PI trill.* ty, Kl«»rM«. to«sthsr tvill, at) slrui-iurs*. toKrth^r v%r11» All •irumurft( Iniprassonnts. fiilun •. apull- tlllDfii Yr Jllrt lit*, ff ltkifif*, Hll )l 11* s ii i m . and ameirlsiian.-s, on itRiiti, n nd ;iniMirt c hi mv# *mi ■a'd Isnd or ussd lit t-injuni.-- * t d In!' I »r um: i| in Ilon ihsrsisnt. lion llit»j * i« ith Tills sal- Is m *1.i purs aapt Til I'M Vii t* |m |•'»A«!•* PUrMUCl 111 tsi filial deerrs id ftirst-lnsur* lr» f litj 1 iliM’rpi* nf |t'»r*c|i»Mii.ro sntsr-d In 1 ‘ iiaiii-sry a«-|lon **ut a*r*it In cry m t:«■n No. 11311 now psndins In tbs ! 31SI it*» iv (Miidlrut In (Ii*1) (Mr* * ’ u!i Unurt pi ufid f««r t>tin|■ dr-'alt i'uarl of snd (ur ticmlrod# co ti H iir , K l i r l d n . Hols 1‘ltunlr. Klorlda. UATUD tIII* lllli 1*> of DATKD Mi's IDIi day of Orinbrr, 1341 Oi-iuhsr. l i f t . lid. ( U VKBAI.I Anhur II ll«>kwllti. Jr . \rtliur II Ur, 1kwilh. .Jr n*:rk clr iHid l‘ ll i i * o n s'lsrk ut tlie t’ lr ull Court lijr. m-•rtl.-» T. V U»tc* * 11 Martha ' v tsi a !»' l» ity I*r k Depaly Cl-rk iUllMOS'. III till. I*K\V. a nu ciu o n . m a n ucan. \ i > ’ > Os vutt don ut: IJtVVN'DGS A van dsn IlkJitXS VttofTt*>* fir I’ U tn tltf Attornsj s for 1‘ laliitlff *.** l.'nat (Mtilr.il lluiti^vmd 12J Gait Csntral Hottlsvatd Orlando, Florida PufttUii Orl. i-*, Pui-tlMi tk-u I . t)Sl. Cl’N tt fight," Ray said. Legal Notice a third graders and a G irl Scout who 'Sugar Ray' Mayneed a Things Chevrolet has developed *>!! If Quits since tho last time you bought to th*r**fiP n\ rti'nrdM in W O M I C H S L l U D IM.it Monk 12. I'jkm 7:, 1 « nil 7<S. l*utills! ttBs'iifijg (if Hr ml no I* County, K1#>r(it;» together with i\U Hrnmtrrit, By Jam- Casselberry organize Itriiun le Troop fo r second and JUST COME SEE 1 Ills I Mil I III s M.1A i: AM i K — AM* A111 It!’ I'.N rtTt.FD I I I lit A A STEAM AND DRY IRON A I t I I I . II AHi; AIN D I N E T T E S p itit i : o f ji sr ~t - 7 and Jl - Piece Sets $38 T° EASY MATHER *88 TERMS Telephone your Chevrolot dealer about any type o f truck o/ Sanford Sunfurd'n Only Air ( onditioned Furniture Store 20:1-09 K. 1st ST. FA 2-098.1 HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. 219 K. SECOND STREET SANFORD Sanford Electric Co. "jrmin-de County's Oldrst «*E Dcalrr'* 118 Magnolia A\c. FA 2-1 .*>62 \ �/ 3 U jr S t r a t i* Vv K A T IIE H : W idely .scattered thundershow ers through T h u rsd ay ; h igh today Ha; low- tonight in fids. v n i,. r.r, United Press Leased Wire Established' 1908 WED.. OCTOHKIt Hi. 1963 C lOC R E. Porter hear* that the Ku Klux Klan nil: he out, full robes and all, to burn a cross In the evening of Nov. 2 on Highway ifi west, a mile or vo short of the Weklva It Ivor. Still haven't learned what's the purpose of the demonstration. And really don't care. • • • Grand Jury will be in ses­ sion next week. Understand nothing of especial Interest to consider . . . routine crim­ inal cases. • • * Tlonietnber Kill Fuulk. the golf ace one-time stationed at SNAS? Postmaster Cecile Heard reported this morning that Rill now is stationed in Spain, captained a jolt team playing in England and won all the trophies . . , especial­ ly for low score on the back nine. • » • Do Mol ay will present a new So-star American flag to .Seminole High School Friday afternoon. * • « Seminole DAV chapter 30 will hold its annual turkey Shoot Uet. VO and 27 at their "hut" on Highway 17-02. Free eoffee will he served at each shoot, according to Valtnn Williams, anil a door prin­ tstd i t given. • • • Good news from the N'avy for the UF. Chairman Paul I) Lewis Jr. reports that Chaplain It. I.. Deal said the SN'AS base lia» readied 23 percent of its goal in the UF drive, w-itli loo per cent par tkipation. Last year the total contribution from Hie ha‘ C was $1,too 11 and from Heavy Attack Wing 1 was t l.OOA.Zt, making a grand total of SO.0US.7J or a lit tie better Ilian one-sixth of the goal. That's our Navy. • • * Gerard Zlnser. of Winter Park, who was a crew mem­ ber of (lie now famous PT UK) under the command of Lt. John F. Kennedy at the time of the boat crash during WW II, will be a guest of Movieland Drive in theater Sunday evening. • • • District Manager Hymn 17 Patton reports that a Social Security representative wdl be at the City Coin mission room between 0 a in. and noon on IM 23 and 30, Nov «, 1.1. 20 and 27. and Dec, t. 11 and 1A * • • looks like only three can­ didates in the City Commis­ sion race for Ihc Nov. S election. City Clerk Henry Tamm reported at noon to­ day that A. L. Wilson still is unopposed in Group II and Tom MrDonald and Karl llig ginhotltam are r u n n i n g against e.irh other in Group 1 Hut the would t>e eandl dales ha\o until 5.30 p m today to file. • * Hoy Green and It K Purl­ er enjoyed HUGE steaks at the FI’ AT. recreation area last night as guests of Man­ ager Sentl Kurils, who enter* tamed the Houle lludder* As sov iatlon. • * * Even though using a t2 gauge shotgun, ft K, Porter missed tile entire target at the poltei* turkey suuol last .Saturday . . . hut still won a turkey, lie doesn't mind admitting the police "bribed" him with a turkey for alt the puli! Icily given the turkey SaUjut • mm Herald office adorned with a beautiful planter of flowers Relay, courtesy of First Fed­ eral S A I. ;n keeping with National Newspaper Week We must admit the entire Herald bluff was agog over having pictures taken for yesterday's paper to tele brate Newspaper Week. Her­ ald staft rtieuioers. jwning for photographer Kill Vincent Jr , were as much prima donnas as a politician T o k y o - B r it a i n Hop In SANFORD, FLORIDA 8V 2 NO. It) H o u rs Supersonic B58 More Than Halves lime FEC Strike Settlement Discussed WASHINGTON (LTD — An American supersonic H34 bomber landed in Rritain to­ day after (lying non-stop from Tokyo in the record time of eight hours and 35 minutes, President Kennedy announc­ ed. Hie prev ion* record for such a flight was more than twice the new mark—17 hour* and 12 minutes, established in 1935 by a British Jet. Today'* flight covered tU>2* mile* at an average speed of 93)1 statute mile* per hour. The purpo*c of the flight, according to Gen. Godfrey McHugh. Air Force aide to tlie President, was to demon­ strate the capability of ■ ll.Mi Strategic Air Command (SAC) bomber with its regu­ lar SAC crew of three men. The plane was refueled five time* in the air a* It raced over it* west-east, course. In a statement on th« (light. Kennedy aaid: “ 1 congratulate tli* Air Force crew which flew thi* operation and the men who supported it nn the ground. I know that the success of this (light Is due to the high compole net- and dedication of ail involved.” Tlie 3rd Air Force In Bri­ tain said the flight wa* timed between points over Tokyo and laindori, although the craft took off from Okinawa and touched down al New­ bury, .'j* tittle* northwest of l/indon. r Thr Air Force announced that the crew tnc inher* on tho record breaking flight were; Maj. Sidney J. Kubrsdi, 32, El Campo, Texas, aircraft commander; M*J. John 0. Rarrett, 32, Yucca Valley, Calif , navigator, and Capt. Gerard it. Williamston. 2*1. New Orleans, La, defensive systems operator. F <> R r LAUDERDALE i l l ’ ll — Florida East l‘oa»t Railway Vice President W. L. Thornton said Tuesday night the company would try lo meet *afelv demands made hy cities along tile railroad's route. The meeting of representa­ tives of East Coast cities, called liy Miami Mayor Ro­ bert King High, skirted the SKMINOI.K ('HAMMER of Commerce today extended an official welcome ■pit’sllon ol what could be ■ no to settle the nine-month to the community's newest industry, Pine I'feeze, Sanford. Inc., an egg obi strike against the FEU. distributing concern. Jesse Rowe (left), plant manager, and Hill PumMost of the mayors present phrey (rljrht). genera! manager, are welcomed by Charlie Morrison, o f­ 'ini! they did not want to get ficial greeter of the (*. of C. t Herald Photo) involved in a dispute between labor and management, and Fort Lauderdale Mayor Uy IKK IS 7.T — I'WttH’ r I’ltwiilent ami Jlr^. Kixettlimver inme mitslilt* their lining threatened to walk out liuttyrtburn, I’ii., Inurn*. Tho ucea.slim; Ike's 7Rnl bill Inlay anniversary. It Die question of limitation wax discussed. Thornton reiterated I ti e company « position that Hie la # * strike could he settled by col­ lective bargaining, lie oppos­ ALGIERS I CPI) Thous­ center of tin- capital and south ed the entrance of lln- nation­ ORLANDO fUPIt — Police ands of Algerians, many sing­ of ili,> rnshali. al mrdialnin board into the )) \SHING111N I d ' l l dispute. 1'nrtiii-r Piesidelit Dwight R o w , Germany (IT’ D — held a Winter Park woman to ing and eheeting, flocked to Trip Near End I'ii sidelit Kennedy has a-k * mhawer told fellow' Ke­ day lor imestignti >n in the roc railing stations today to MAItKAKKUII. Morocco — t.i.dwig Erhard, who built Hie As vdunleer. ma iled llie mediation board lo liy lo publican* Tuesday night that (1 I’ li Mrs. Jacipielme war ruined West German econ­ slaving of her husband on a answer President Ahmed II n th-1la's appeal to lake up arms tlir-iugh the .-licet* they sung get FUl* officials ami union |he *-mid support any of lb ' Kennedy neared the end of omy Into one of the most lonely roa.l near here Feb 3 h-mlers together for more tie pinrninenlly menllom-d pn.*t- Iter Mediterranean vacation prosperous in Europe, was aga ii-t Morocco, anil cheered. Mrs Hetty Carol Alims Mliticv f'*r the l*»*5l i\OV gotlatairis t tld and young nuis-cd >•-. ludiiv with her own diagnosis elected tlie nation's second \Voao a lined Die route, chancefW today to replace Most of Hie representatives l » i ■*!«•ntini lorniittiition. was arrested by Palm Reach foie nnuy bariuhs near the that "I feel better.” waving oid ilieiiiny- on tloir pre-ent -ud their chief run ,Si'ir, Hurry (Juhla alor **f resigned Dr. Konrad Aden­ County police Tuesday and men. brought li e r e hy deputies rein in regard to the railroad Aruonn, tin* uiirritit dh« »* *»'t- headers Uncertain auer. The rtondi-sla” tower house trr, v:i\ thr only or e »*f tho*!* '1uesd.iy night. I oi no r Infoi illation Min was safety. III It.MINGHAM, Ala. WIT) of Parliament voted 27a to |in*-ihilitu* in tin* tnuluiKi* Orange County Sheriff Dave Thornton said llnrailro.nl s|rt Vloii.iiiiii i d 1 Mild an d a —Negro leaders were reimrtnhiiilt H!*» rrlrhrjitIlltP Ki-* ed uncertain today about wluil iso in favor of Erhard, econStarr said tile 13 year old i sent,o Algerian army adv >- would agree lo have "liiyli omici minister in the Aden woman had not been charged >o, Maj. Slilii.iNe lloffumtl, * idi-rs" yield Hie right of i'ii1n*u urA *1nf i'ii tlal iy a iltiy steps to take next in the (onwith any crime and in war flew to Mill rak* ‘ b speel111 ' u v to automobile traltn at after thr evi'iih turning Kirtnlngham battle alter government* since 1910. U 'Vis * ’sr lari,-- * i Hissings, 'lln- high railers Tlo f»»rn*cr l*r«pi'lriit rant had been issued. ov>r ctvu rights. RERUN il l’ ll — Soviet envoys front Ren Rvlla for gin Run Adenauer himself Starr said Mis, Adam- control offt ,-i, today hold up talks will .Moioeo'j King ll*»- t are slalian wag-ms rquiplied lu* mi' (onnifortt that any of had received in his first elce■with roller* wltieli precede, thi* (ii»•4*1lilt* *11011itinto* mot Uituus Market would be questioned about the . RrlMsI) alloy •uhvuy hound 1 riln. Iupii in (lie chancellorship. At tea Us to check lor sulndage. two unwtifirntloi)^ ulilrli lo* pistol slaying of Michael J U K E U N O 11 IT t — lu oi Hi t t•«-1in v frioa \v t Hie |>«ir m l Tuesda’ wi111 Wilkinson, th e It war old I i inlnn said the railroad taut down nmt vxhoevrr h rope offers * ready market tlicit lime, m HMD, tt was Ins Kerim In a rontmnatmg of Moiuic.iii ii'lo nils and f tutu owner of the Winter Park woiitil also agree to put tip nomlnntrit r«mlil r\|irrt ht» for ail the ritmx Florida can own single vote that put him ihr har.i.-iornl of Western ui 1 oesilay riiscMt to tutor ill protect ten at u n g u a r d e d '*f«iwnl support.** Panrake House produce if tlie price is right, m power. Mtn-il access to itn- city, I lli'ii India of tin- situation. Adenauer stepped down viossiu.s where the title* will Mrs. Adams was picked up In ihsi^'rihiitir tho i|uiilifhnitlie Florida t’itriis UominisIt tli sub-v rlaiined *• mry last wick the Russians Tuesday at the age of H7 af­ pay .Vi |H-r cent of Hie cost, litimi, ho sat.I ho tt.is 4mo siutl was told today. as she wax trying to get sitt 1.... . •<1 a u i -nii ii l . Army ill l< Ming for 11.i - -1 In la ter it years and one month and lo allow cities to mow that no pto lu'iUvo oaroliiliiti1 the stale turnpike at Delray unit traveling in is vehicle- and l iniijoil1'. two to.' l»o. in office, hut lie promised he Reach. Three Illinois men Hu* gr iss on railroad right of vv*111111 ponnit ilcHtrui tnm of H ) For UF fur a total of 32 hours. They d< r outposts nbout ,, .U miles would continue to apeak "of­ wav and bill lln railroad. picked up with the woman lTt S. a1tuitu‘i'i* w ith olh' f GAtNKSVIU.K <ITT) delayed it al both end, ol -1ml iwcst of Alkie. Thornton said construction ft<-« tintioiiH ami that all fuv Tile N.itiiin.il Science Founda­ ten and well" from the hack were released alter question tile I In 10 u blgbu.ty tin >ill.-1, Ren lulls amiounci 1 r o| crossing gates would be nri'l vimml fi*>(itl mg. in tion lias awardeil Hie I Diver­ la'ilclii-s hi Parliament, wiieie ' omiimni-t E.i t <!*-i uuuiv m eiiltiip of all veterans of 11.•■ till will represent live Bonn subject l i the agreement of vornmont sity of Florida experiment a di-pulo over counting the l gill for ill lepelldenve t- o area av a Christian Demothe union* not to picket the J lai a Fi v ith'ol nml Mo -t.tturns grants totalling sty.soldiers in the convoy, I- fillli >’ in U speech be),on eralic IH-puty. worker* putting them up Ki»«nhowor woro (ftio^tv of 3<si for graduate and umlerA Riltish of fund sant to i 0,1S10 peroms 'I' oi . Erhard had the support of More than M represent* day s convoy was halted out Iilgbt la Aiglet lie ca >d lives of East Coast cities at h'inor « t a $7,*' i pluto ilinnor grailuate researcli. the Christian Deumerais an<l i|tori»<iri'i| li v tho (iH!1 N a - de It -tin at tin llahcl-hcig Kmg Hu-sail II ,«f Moi...... u Ilielr Free Democrat coali­ tended tin- meeting. tnihiill l IMl!III! 11 till" it i' 11lit*- Uiulxinsnn Delays BOSTON (UI’ D - A slight i i cikpoint, just acro-.s the stooge of rieo-eoloi ,.i|lsn i. 3 ,. tion allies. I loin * oii|»t o vysiaiial Finn MOI N 1 DOR \ 1 Ill'll — earthquake shook houses and louder m r'oiiimuiiist tciri- crowd loured t - approval and piiiKii ( «nnmiti". tin* |». i Fiirmi-r stale senator FTetl T.\ 1.1.A MASKER I d 'l l — tnry, in aimtlier dispute .m r tlien surged through the ■ ■> other building* today in threa Itopuhlumi ( "Mimittio mai 1) liiuh Dickinson <>f West 1 galls I •wling anti Mona .m • •Til* Flo rid,» Fujitemr Cmirt tin- head-cuunt pinceduie. New Engl anil states. Person* (ho l apitol Hill ('hih, a pro ('aim Reach sattl liittay luIt was under stood the So Jland-■ 11,Jilting II.i ill ml pd f"-! ty titfit no ■nt ran into th« street m Right vato It' l'uhliutiM iHKurii/uittoii. will not offlciaily tied are his **f tlui p mutation* whit** «r v ieta ni l' red tho lltilisli i > ........ m" in fioi.t of me U VSIIIN'G HiN *I T'D — A in some areas. No injuries t-amliiliiey for governor until Ni-rt), U fTItitln.l tu «-iiitii 1 gel iiut of tin'll v* h , les t-> 1i Moi on mi l.nd'.i v. liter the first of next year, • l o p vrup hill. aiillioritlng ap were reported. r»*|'M'*rMtntiun nn j it y 11*Ih fir i otiote.l and tho IS' itlsb ri­ MON MIH I II lit it ft i The temblor, lasting near­ propriiiRim of an additional Juries. fe >d. a- thu Aineri- ans it, I \t 7 n'i l"i*k rio'-dsy night, S.Ui million for loans to fi­ ly a minute, rattled dishes Fair Scheduled It only fi'Cn th»* In -1 week, the telrplmue r.xng at the J V KSONVII.I.K it I'll — nance hniivtng for the elderly, and windows will, an explo­ i'Miirt suiiil* llmt pt *i*,ti .»tinn tif A second Rntlch convoy home .*f M.tvor Mh-ii Wal I t- annua! Greater Jackson wont in Pre-iileiil Kennedy sive like boom in a lOo 1111I0 lei s II a fe .in wend it tht* juiy L.-t l*i* mittU* with- v. a- repol led stillllilog byarc around Huston Tlie tre­ S \IDON, --"11111 \ let Nmil vil i \grlt iillur al an<t llitlus tod,1v tor In- -ignatmilii'ill n ill " t hwtH HI* iii> r llw s' --lie -l tin- block t ; “ I am gi'tug lo stiy ttos mor* were fell in Massachu­ HitSenate pa-sed the I11.il Fair will open at tlie A plain- nil i vlug n»|ur. The nu'i i* fan thut there to Hun, IIRIXXEI-S I l l ' l l llm only out ■. ' the *iillcr de it I't i lien. Paul lb Harkins, I mil 1 oliseuui here Oct "l ailnnn measure Tin--d.iv The mon­ setts. New llampslnro and are inute whiti*- than Wifrne* > b if d. In the voice of a until i omnmn Market oflictallv n i-tr.itive assistant Mrs Kalh ey ailllionred in the hill Rhode Island. mii n jury li**t doe^ imt »nnj*iiformed the 1 tilled Slates to who niflv have lieen lu-tween eui ruler ef U. S, military 1ruie \rmstrong said today would In- added to tin* existing The rumble, booming lika fin, i . iii Via Nam. ninth u till if gr.itiiili f **r i'll.II'ti"ii i?iuu 20 li'li) at Jem a old. "It Ilia day ,1 is wtiling lo -ettle I - ir \ b.il.iU' r of s; 1 million to meet an explosion in some areas, ■i it h liunllntr it ii dir t ti" lho jury uiih thiio m u c h i c k , II A ll l - ’ t t e i y ............................. n o t c lo n e d I IllO llt h V illi .1 lisc.il I!h.I lioitgcl reipii'vl rallied iltshe- m houses and Ijayrncn’s Issue -ti i| i I lu mill . riiiitliwe t uf utioiiif *hovvhitr of d ’*111m11inby mtcinatiali.il nrlilti ilidn down, ihm- will t.e four more V \ 11< \N Cl I V ' I IT 1 - of *123 million t<>r Hie pro- shook tnilldlngs. No one wa* S.,l«.,ii tmlny. II irklu* was tlori in their »clerti*‘ti« Rut there was no miuad lire, tomorrow light.” P.i monthly meetings ol Hore|Mirte<l Injured. I'onservolive cardinals m the gr am. lint Ii ii rt. The rourt uuolo U <* ruling AJlarnunle .Springs T o w n lull- Interiejn acceptance of I b o s tningi.t. Vatican t'mincll today mount rh ■ afi’iilftilt to«ik phi* o Hi In luo ■-.Hfi’, |»(l|* thr in uphtililuu; th«* mnvh'lhin <'mined will h<- resinned today Hie offer ed a sharp atlack against a and lit it1h m111*l i*i •n S'* vvilli a ui' etmg al X p in t N \Ill’t.I' !<t !h«! Ilia ' i(i■' hollo ill Id I 1jt*rt<htY, wh» ii ih»* tw iii t’tif mo i in i pi op, 1-< d declaration that Ito UMi Will If J'liitfi lit tin* \u^. Un the agenda aie consider C'iMlimnri M.ilkil -Jnltn \\ I'Ut' hatl {Mi!,*’ iiriiiiil u ii li rifhn l ull plain* lUino in for a laml nun V'at-iiilii: lav men have an 5, UMI. nun lu te “la> III; of j Don n( a new election unit Jill I si v<n thi? \rx\ **f the mill tiintul* j*iilriil|lu«* Ihu* iriir at lo l.trih, Vr* offloml I >. > HMD U hi* mother iu-Iiiw, K•Ff•rtn nance and plans for the hull11 *»f thin tirAti»d colh ifi* mihhit> ipokonioait w«*uh! -aj important ( tirtstian mission of naJu*li v*.in foniiuUi'd M I iav n m -i'uruh uf a nhreuil only that iho plane ormhod, . their own. Johns, near Stuart, I iiu.by li\ cxi'ditivt' mmtrig of a recreation center .•rnl tli.it tho ainiafl mifforThe court !*oiU-i failoil min.nioniT lur torn u n*la- t'Ul *111101” a min list Fair [iuildin ,s « I *VXtoll*|vo limiMifo,** \ \ lih'M . k t h»» n u n ft w In * Utter ly tn pmvr -v-iiiiiatiu tDins Jt'.in lti*> 11»•> .mil Hit Ni.W VOIIK .I i’ ii — One Is'ii% wo11 11\fiitititoI mill ta ry oct'luiion of NfiffMM-•* from Now Astronauts hill, .it mulnkht tnrrtttu, I'tlt Ft'if tlo* tlii i'r hi|f hill.1?.(** o f Hi.- ina,or lixtl New York Muriov naol lln au-idont took i “ hiifhly imrlligtni” Martin 0»uut\ jury li*’ * umi HOUSTON iL'IMr — T h e •t|*rn! till *'*• Itoufn ill 4ut)a*in*J •‘ to n COMPLETE World s Fair buildings, a !lh»l‘Dt such a ahotiuiif *‘it |fwrMin In whom firr^ wrri* plncr fieciiu-ir Hip pilot forgot manned spacecraft center an thr notr. heliport • restaurant, opened to lowor tlio landing i»v |>rt*MJntiii official a roinpilint nonnced today it will name In Tutlull iiuulr n«» nt.itrmi’nt Tiki* .« |f« MU' 'if cIlIMJIs** WITH ALL six months early Tuesdav the jury li*t if* ** Lm effort to 13 new Vmertean astro­ uhi'fi hi* rrlumnt tn flu* I S ; Thv furv - t'linm \r»ll n mohUi lit iinailo bin itpproa'1hnigtii with a gala society ball Nono of tho four offa-oM to nrlift‘1 tlo- h. *1 Htuiimei! naut* Friday at a special 111 minion lnform«'il %•*»!. *t*n »»f thi* it* oral at Atjft THE TULM.MIN(kS fo lowed by a da) uf maugur person* wvthoiit »li'« rinunn- truduitory press conlcrcuce nUlil to* vv«miI*I tout IUI«* «(ln- a* t),i‘ \\* «ut?i Stuiti’wnne i u. .uni two 'n am*n aho.ml win ation ceremonies. injo rod. cuv>i <n* ulth Itry l hrr«* at .1 p m 1 ST. llun* Woman Held For Algerians Flock To S T Answer Call To Arms 1 Back Nominee WJLUA BRIEFS Erhard Elected German Chief Soviels Hold Up British Convoy I Quake Felt In Three Stales Supreme Court Rules On Juries Arsonist Warns uf More Fires Common Mart 'Chickens Cut' Kennedy Gets Housing Bill Pilot Forgets Landing Gear: Plane Craslics Council To Meet At Altamonte Mon. and Tucs. Night Specials! Delmonico STEAK »p Churdi-Statc Animal G ra veya rd C a lle d 'Geological Phenomenon MIAMI REA'TI i l l ’ ll the interriatiunal conventton ul t irutun ( lunches in,. 1ciples nt Christ) iihd Indore it in-lay a rompromtse resolu­ tion suggesting a study to re establish Hie relation ship id f **the ifr toicint twya he h.*v 1dun eh and slate. ii'.'T nt‘(*n anythin if like. 11, ll»* 4«id it ju-vt can’t hr I'JimTircncy Test it'* 4 tfooloifD al phonoiili:VKOVU.TUN, E n g l a n d iic m Aafd Mutthv’UM, ft IT 1 — Rear Adm Philip H r m u j h<4 th eo ry i » th at Gtck ordered 30 sailors to tie hiif animals were heading stage a hoax ban-the-bum!) for a biir water hole in the sitilown outvide Hie Royal Na nreii aid! '*k »t Loot'd down val \ir Station here Tuesday i in tlie 1mi k and * L a r v n J pj "to lest bow the station could vir-U wiUt wti vatn.'ucy." , j drAth,** Bones Of Prehistoric Animals bund In South Florida LAISELLK 11 1*1» Ex State constitutional amend­ ments to be voted on Nov. 5 cavjton ina> hau* lound a will be aired Oct. 21 at a icrakr;. anl i)#'*»r h**n **f t* s Font meeung of alt civic mall that roamf 1 H »rula J «, clubs at the Civic Center. Duo yeara auro, pfrlii|» a John hinder says Sen. Mack "jCi*uluiflCi»l phrii'iin non.'* II. C. Mutthvwj of Fort Cleveland Jr.. Rep. S. J. Da­ vis, and Rep. Jan Fortune UudirtUle* owner of a rock* will outline simply the de- flit a f«*’v nitlev icvt of this tads of U proposed amend- town on thr fo- ie of 1 Ukivcfuibui", rri'ofUd funim* menu. limit' ”iv mav'ivr ■-kidrU.»ri' kniM*: ItlliI. t wi> of thr hl^ oi.es are nwifiUrtMthi 411.1 U>i Morwioy mud i«vm | ult" liiAjitr^vDiii * 1he oLiirt* ultr - Tut‘ 'dtt>. " W e tu o j httve fiiurnl t i c urr tmalli'r. U rt *" 14 »i prr* ln.ni luf uuteHnir bo!« of liur hHtorir* camel And h'lrc," uiA vtwJori itikI tlif numnnit’i.” Mutt hew v 1riiurtcd. throriicd MfctUicwv, Hr xiitd He 44.d h 11vc*fu*•t tu. Ar t! Florida field tfc’ logut WII- awerul hkr mud j.iw bou«s liarn Hrrvis mifreed with him. were Aiiiorii; the fArkton ' Wr hovr* found hohra we pi 11^ m i i e d , M»iU "At i van I identify ]fttf hu; at ordend a hail lo murk with h»■,*\\ itiAelprirry in Uu* landpit Htid ha I worker* *oin^ »'*.»’f the Inn y a n E n p iA M * nr»?a of tin* find# methodh ally, \limln w» iitii-il Hint pri! hidtfii find* havt* been nuule r» ( ntrul and North Florida, but thi a iv the first of it* kind found in thi* umi of the *tnto. I In* sandpit it in Hi' ip dry Coiut/. 'lemeniher Our Friday Night Special FISH FRY ONLY 15 (IIIIDRKN $100 UNDER 13 — 1 Owned A tRut»lij Ity Maxine A. Rob Hancock llwy. 17-92 So. Sanford I'h. FA 'J-.VJiij �t; QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU OCTOBER 20th • inn aim stoics . wo. — eorraiaHT — less Cdr. Paul F. Warnar, exec­ utive officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 6, will aaaama com­ mand of the "Savage Eons” •t change of command ceremonlei at Sanford Naval Air Station on Oct. 2S. Ha will rellave Cdr. Lyle H. Sette, who haa recalvad •rdara to tha USS Intrepid at oparatlona officer. Commander Warner Joined Heavy Five aboard the USS Forreital In Cannae, Franca, lait Dec. 24. Preaently ha la attending a five-week Indoc­ trination courae en tha RABC "Vigilant#,’* at North American Aviation In Columbua, Ohio. Upon hia return to Sanford ha will command the fln t heavy attack reconnalaMiica squadron. Commander Werner, a na­ tive of Jameatown, N. Y „ be­ gan hia flying career aa a atudant In the firat high aehool civilian pilot training program and waa a qualified private pilot at tha age of CDR. WERNER IB. He entered the Navy aoon after completion of the train­ ing program and completed Naval flight training at Penaacola In October, 1044, being lommtapinnM envign end deaIgnated a Naval aviator. Hia firat tour waa with tha Pacific Fleet In Patrol Bomb­ OCTOBER IS ing Squadron 124, during Admlsakias World War II. September Patricia McGovern, V a l a 1010 brought a return to ahore Dean Kelsey, Deborah Thorn‘duty and a three-year tour ai, Mery Sutton, Emily Wylat Villanova University under lie, Itoxle McCloud. Ethel the five-term program. Turner, Juana Borgcrd, Mary Brief toure aa flight offi­ Lee Cox, all of Sanford; Wal­ cer with Utility Squadron 10 ter Buxton of Sorrento; Wal­ at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, ter Haul, Sprue!! Beil, Charpnd aircraft maintenanca of­ Ice Carlicn, all of DeUnry; ficer of Attack Squadron 174 John DeLoach of Lake Mon­ followed. From February 1050 roe. until January 1051 Command­ Births er Werner waa an eiperimen* Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCloud, tal Squadron I project offi­ a baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ cer and did evaluation atudiea chael Sutton, s baby girl, ell on toss bombing techniquea a fSanford. and equipment. Dischargee A tour at General Line I.lmla Sue Burns. Mattie School, Monterey, Calif., In Cooje, Allene Remley, Theo­ 1051 wee followed by a year dore Kunge, Chester Boyd. at jtha Naval Aviation Ord­ James Kirkland, Annie Lois nance Teat elation serving aa Alexander, Ben Evans, Mrs. project officer on further toae Itutha Haynes and baby girl, bombing equipment studies. Mri. Juanita Austin and baby July 1063 found Command­ girl, all of Sanford. er Werner serving aa navi­ gator aboard the USS Tlmballer, while participating in fleet operation* in the Car­ ibbean. A tour as operation* officer with Fighter Squad­ ron 81 followed, during which Commander Werner hail nine NEW YORK (UP!) — month* embarktd on the Tl- The morning taldold New condcroge with the Sixth York Mirror, with the naFleet In the Mediterranean. tlon’a second largest circula­ Augutt 1050 brought orders tion, pot out Ita |n*t edition to Aviation Safety Officer today ending almoat 40 year* School at the Univerelty of of publication. Southern California. A threeIn an announcement Tues­ year tour a* aircraft accident day night the Hourit Corpo­ Investigator with the U. 8 ration, publisher of the MirNavel Aviation Safety Cen­ tor, said that tha "name, ter, Norfolk, Va. followed. goodwill arid other intangible Two years on the staff of and pliyaicul asset* of Ihu eummandvr, Test and Evalua­ Mirror have been sold to thu tion Force aa Talus weapons New York Newi." system project officer was F. M. Flynn, president and followed by order* to Heavy publisher of tho Newt ex­ Attack Squadron 5. pressed thu regrets uf Ills Comrnunder Warner la mar- publication that thu Mirror tied to tha funner Mary A mm hud decided to discontinue Emmerson of Coke and Vir­ publication. ginia lleach, Va. The Wernuri "However,’* Flynn’s state­ reside with their children, ment said, "knowing tho adChristian Hem ike, CUirhurne- verso economic pressures con­ Burton am! Matgaiai-Buycch fronting all New Yurt news­ at |_'J West C'ulcmili Circle. papers, wo cun understand the reason* for 11* decision. "The prolonged blackout of Now York newspaper* tliia past winter mlvcrsely affect­ ed all of them,” FTynir de­ ALBANY. G i. (UIM) — Ne­ clared, "tCnco resumption of gro candidate Slater King pulilli tttioll, ft,i mer circula­ plarrd second In a Hirer'-mail tion* Inivo not Iteen regained race fur mayor Tuesday hut mid advertising in all papers failed by a wtilu margin to combined U running behind lust year," force a runoff Election, In a record municipal elec­ tion turnout. King received 2,517 voles In 7,220 for attor­ ney James V Dovi* and 1,BJ9 f o r architect Edward V. SAVANNAH, G« (Ui'lr Join**, King, the first Negro ever Tlie common cold no longer will lie an acceptable crcutu­ t o seek a h i g h public u l l l c e III tor missing school, the (’hattills rigidly-segregated south­ west Georgia town, had been hum County School Board given no chance t o win the said Tuesday. Acting on a recommenda­ election But Negroes had hoped be tion of the Georgia Medical could split the white vote suf­ Society, the board said that ficiently between Davia and a student with a cold should June* to keep either uf the go to school unless lie hat u two segregationist* from win­ temperature of 09,8 degrees ning a majority vote and en­ or higher. The hoard took the action able King to slip lulu a run to counteract a high percent­ age of absence# from school because of tho common cold. Runoff Vote Attempt Fails Common Cold No Excuse HICKORY \ GOLDEN SMOKED h f^ A R A N T E E j L You cant get better gifts fcr fog® 8tampew«*yim<iw ZlbumustbesatisfiedJOOX Shank Half SMOKIO ASTOR FRUIT W-D LEANER, FRESHER THRIFTY MAID LGE. SWEET 303 CANS THRIFTY MAID GRAPi NEOPOUTAN (In Morketl DEEP SOUTH HORMEl BONELESS CANNED ENJOY i FRIED (In Market) SAVE I6« EACH . . DEEP SOUTH PEANUT DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED FAMILY LOAF FRESH BOSTON BUTTS 14-01. LOAVES REG. 980 BOB REG. 49* . . COPELANO COUNTRY LINK 23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERBRAND COTTAGi W H ITE S L IC E D 30 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW CHIPPED 23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTO FARM* HUDSON BATHROOM Tissue ROLL 4 % PKG. ^ j M aiojukJ Thrifty Maid CATSUP Limit on* Plsove. SAVE LIBBY'S CORNtU . . Save 14< Eo M M EACH 39^ 'V 1 i • • C=°n Limit two with $5,00 order or more BOTTLE d r Limit 2 with $5.00 order or more ff-.tpwcw j^cg •*$B > J # I . \ fchw.Ast cwAi,e<4 L -w*3t M & 4 SMALL VEL REGULAR SIZE Beauty Bar Palm olive BATH SIZE CASHMERE BATH SIZE Bouquet Palm olive REGULAR SIZE CASHMERE LAUNDRY SOAP Bouquet Octagon DETERGENT DETERGENT 1 i �glt> tm forfi »rre!6 Oct. 16, IBM — P s f » Catharine Crozier ELLY MAY SAYS: Jes' look at the bargains you can fetch at W IN N -D IX IE tvxTctt -n tt ’ PFVtfllY HlLLBIU.fCS*t EACH Wtt* on c&»aif To Be Heard O c t 21 The ergsn concer* that will be given at I p . m. Oct. 31 at the First Presbyterian Church will bring together an Instrument and a virtuoso, both of which have been the center of admiration of must* calty qualified people who have heard them. In com* bination they promise ta pre­ sent a real treat for the scores of persons that arc ex* pec ted to fill to overflowing the sanctuary of the host church. Catharine Croiier has just returned from a praise-pro* voking tour of Europe that added further laurel* ta her already ample stock. IleP amazing feat of committing complicated musical scores to memory plus the consum* ate skill with which she cotw*1 mantis the organ manuals has her contemporaries in tha front rank of her sdmlrers. The two manual Shanla in* slrument at First Presbyter* 59 Extra T n V ila i Stan s WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF Three1 authorities on art lan, while considered s “ small ONI La P»a Final JIBIC J E W I L L . amt picture framing from organ" in the parlance of tha the Village Gallery In Or­ keyboard artists, has bees Thighs lando spoke at meeting of seen, heard and played bp • OOD THRU OCTOifR BOTH the Sanford • Seminole Art a number of capable must* AT ANY WINN DIXIE Association Monday night at clans, and each baa sung tha praise of tonal qualities sod the Civic Center. versatility of this “ king of The speaker*. Mr*. Edith instruments." llufnagte, art director at the The program planned bp gallery; Ml»* Dorothy Her­ Miss Crotter Is designed W man, a member of the staff, 50 Extra Toe Value Stamps given the audience Uw full and Robert Foland, gallery WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of | breadth of beauty, from tbe owner, were introduced by Two Pun* fr o ic n scarcely audible whisper ol Mr*. Mildred IIahcock, pro­ the flute to the room-filling gram chairman. grandeur of the full organ. •n an thnu ucto bb * both Mr*, iltifnaiglc's topic was The artistic embellishments AT a n y WINN .DIXIt "The Art Explosion1' and she that adorn not only this evi­ tolil of the relationship of the dence of tha Instrument's increased interest In the fine scope hut Its wide tonal rare arts to the economy. She said iety and the finger and pedal that paintings are in much dexterity of tha guest artist demand now as part of the will add luster that ia torn 50 Extra Toe Wall* Stamps decor in homes, offices, and through this team-work of i*» WITH THIS COUPON AMO KIRCHA il Of industrial buildings and gave slrument and virtuoso tn Two P« aa F i o j i N tips on buying and selling create an evening of eat* paintings. Qold King Hush Puppies standing music. Poland t* ld the group how •OOCI THRUOOfflllN IOTH Mrs. George Touhy, min* to choose frames for suitabi Istrr of music, and Rev. AT ANY WINN-DIXIE Illy, good taste and daring Grover C. Sewell Jr., pa nor, originality and Miss Herman have expressed the wish that demonstrated the rigid and everyone understand that wrong way to relate the there is an open Invitation 1frame hi the picture and to to all who enjoy fine mnsie the surroundings. to attend the concert ae WITH THIS COUPON AND fURDIASL OF H A question and answer per­ guest* of the church. There iod followed the talk* and will be no admittance charge Two Pru« Fantvw PANFtCOI the business meeting was and no ottering taken, tf Breaded Oysters conducted by Joseph Math- waa said. • o o o ? m* u ot v o a c a bo t h AI WlnPI-UlAll > loux, president. AT ANT ANY WINN-DIXIE Refreshments were served under the supervision of Mrs. (ieorge Smith, hospitality chairman. r^'.w FOOD CLIP COUPONS PROM WINN-D1XIIS COUPON BOOKLET WHICH YOU RECEIVED IN THE M A IL REDEEM THEM FOR Art Authorities Speak Before Local Group shore is a bargin BIG CASH SAVINGS AMERICANS SPEND 19% OF INCOME ON FOOD. ENGLISHMEN SPEND 29 % OF INCOME FOR OOD. RUSSIANS SPEND 50 OR MORE OF INCOME FOR FOOO. AND BEAUTIFUL CURRIER A IVES Chicken DINNERWARE Rich's Choc. Eclairs FR O Z EN F O O D MORTON CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY . . MEAT Pot Pies 5 8-or. PIES MORTON APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT Fruit Pies 3 FAMILY SIZE TASTE O' SEA Fish Sticks FRESH, FANCY, TENDER YOUNG POLE ASTOR PURE CONCORD Grape 6 * 1. Feans Froi«n Sliced STRAW* Morfun Frozen . 2 PKGS. 390 m . 4 • e l. CANS Oyster Soup CAN $ 1 50 Extra Top Value Stamps § 4*0011 f Mi'll QCTUPIFI 10TM LES. AT ANY WINN-DIXIE . Cimpbell'i Fioicn CAN a 50 Extra Top Value Stamps 5 49 390 Carnpb«tl#* Frozen Cream of Potato Soup WIIH IH tl COLjrOM AHO KJRCHA'L Of Crackin' Good Fig Bars A P P LES Dole Pineopple-Ororyje Juice BEA N S Jonathan FANCY RED Berries 4 lOot. PNC* 890 Biscuits mmiimmmmmma 230 otatoes 5 Sweet, Juicy Florida f^arolo Com Oil « WIIH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Ok wuumNo •« can* blui nay 39 Light Meat Ch. Tuna AT ANY WINN DIXIE G r a p e f r u i t 8 .. ...5 9 0 Margarine • • L« 370 YO U R C H O IC E Y O U R C H O IC E ALL PURPOSE OIL VACUUM PACKED BLUE of WHITE ARROW !/ Astor Astor Oil s l-LB. CAN SAVE 20- U Detergent GIANT BOX SAVE 20- FOLGER'S . DETERGENT . . Sov« 30< Save 20* . Coffee ™ 49/ more food order. ^ ^ 2?o \m v YnitK t u r n — Walt Alston, tbi< strong sil­ ent man from Dan town. Ohio, who led the l.os Angeles Dodgers to the National Dengue pennant and an uttpreredeiited four game sweep of the New York Yankee* in the World Series, was named NT, manager of the year today by United pres* International Tbe selection of the 53year-old Alston was made by a committee of 31 baseball expert* repre-enllng every city in file major league*. tie vent een of the experts rhino Alston and the other seven named Johnny Keune of the St. laiui* Cardinal*. A long-time Dodger “orguniiation man1' who struck out in tlie only major league appearance he ever made at lint. Alston now hn* led the Dodgers to the only three world championship* in their history. American Indians enumerat­ ed in the 1thill D. S, popula­ tion census numbered 533,51)1 (excluding II.Ill In Alaska), a I ’ .5 per cent Increase over 11150, according to tbe ilritzknrile zx Hook o f the Yeuy, Limit one with $5.00 or Limit one with food order. Alston Named Coach Of Year INDIAN INCH EASE — ALLPURPOSE OIL . . Save 11* £ Texas Dares To Chanqe Formula r AUSTIN, Tex. (HIM) — Very few football coach.* will tamper with a slices* formula, lint tha tactical formula used by the University of Texas l.ougliorn* In their solid 2H-7 upset of top-rank, ing Oklahoma last .Saturday bore little resemblance t® the one Texas used to go uni!c fented U*t year and cop 'JK of it* last 31 starts. The t-lunge hn* been a ma­ jor factor in making Texas a (tetter team — enough bet. ter that the Longhorns this week were voted the No, 1 pusitiun In the United I'resa International's coaches board ratings. It also was instrumental in making Texas Coach Darrell Itoyal the United Press International'* cultege football “cum h of the week" for the team’* win over arch-rival Oklahoma. "VVu’ va only run three play* we were using tbs last two years,” Royal said. “ We have changed our of­ fense —- It's sounder than It was," pointed out the 35-yearold former Oklahoma quarterhack who has produced five bowl tram* in six years at Texas. “ We run more handofft than ever before — a differ­ ent version of the option play than In the past. Ws'ro using a hamloff fako suggest­ ed by assistant coach Jim Pittman last spring. T r0 'U M LARGE FAS . . 3 3 * G i a n t Kl0$ IOVI N e w F a b S o a k y . . b <>« io ..,. 79' 6 9 ‘ C le a n e r A j a x . . 28-oz. 6 9 * RIG Size AJAX CL8ANSFR . . 3 / 33 # G ia n t A j a x . 2 ■ i« .« 2 9 ‘ B a g g i e s Brick Cheese 6-oz. Pkg. 39‘ INSTANT COFFEE . . 6 o i. 79 # r« 4 9 ’ Chase & Sanborn io.«M19 J5 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTO FARMS 10-COUNT SMALL . .29* FLOOR AND WALL A ja x L iq u id F O R KRAFT 51ICED LIQUID AJAX . . 39« „ u r g . 25 -ct. 4 3 c Ready to Serve Salads . E N E R f i T �i ■**tu** John H . Keim Enters' School Trustee Gams Honored For Service To Teachers A plaqu# of appreciation far his two year* of service •• president of the Seminole County Classroom Teacher*’ Association wai presented to Frad Canai, Bemlnole High Reboot athletic director, by 'ha naw president, Mai Manfra, at a maatiny held at l,an|«eod Klamantary School. Other now officers are Ro­ berta Richards, rice presi­ dent; Marguerite Partin, secretary, and Don Karims, treasurer. Mrs. Mary Rand, from tha Oran as County Blood Rank, •xplalaad tha Bawfita and im­ portant# ot Mttfciishing and maiatainlnr thla proaiam for tiw teacher* af Seminole Cauniy. Cemmltta# report* wars haard from Bud Layer, Dirk Sllrer:, Vlrfil Dufftll, Ruth Johnson and Pete Bukur. Following tha business sev Man, tha group waa entertalncd by a tria of trarhett, "Tha Sandstones." consisting af Cindy Crain, Bob liali and Jim Daughttry, nil of San­ ford Junior Bigh. Fata Bukur prasentad a morally net accompanied by Jack Rossman an tha accord* Ian. RafrtshmaaU warn aertsj during tha social hour in tha school cafeteria by hoaUssaa Mri. Margaret Manfrw and Mrs. Arietta Coberly. John H. Keim, 210 Cherrywood Drive, Lakewood Shore-, announced today his esndi* dacy for the offire of coun­ ty school trustee. Since hie retirement three years ago from tht V, M. Army at a lieutenant colonel h* hat lived ia Lakewood Shores with his wife, Helen, and children, Ruth, Mary and John. Keim la presently eageged FAREWELLS WERE SAIll to Mrs. Lyle Sette, wife of the cronmtnmiing officer of VAII-5, nt • coffee in her honor. The coffee whb given by the VAH-5 Enlisted Men'n Wives Club nt the NAS ballroom. I*«ft to right nre club president, Mrs. Snnt Fnrrell; Mrs. Seim, Mrs. Paul Werner and Mrs. E. D. O’Neill, club vice president. Juvenile Council Elects the annual appropriation of By Jana Casselberry Retired Navy Chief William Illl.OUU waa set up by the O. Tanner, of Sanford, waa rounty In 1062 for use by the elected president of the Sem­ .State Welfar# Board In Iliac inole County Juvenile Council fo*ter care program in the county. An additional tl.UOO at the annual meeting. Alio elected were Rev. John waa donated by the council. Funds were also mad* availT. Adame, of Kiret Methodist Church, vico president; Mre. abl* by the council to the D. M. Ladd, Geneva. secrrUry, ilat* welfare department and and Mrs. T. C. Thompson, tha Juvenile Court for ua* In emtrgancy situations wer* daBnnfurd, treasurer. I.t. Robert J. Chawning, pandent and delinquent chil­ commanding officer of tha dren are Involved. Among other projects of tha Crima Prevention Division of tlie Orlando Police Depert- council this past year wer* a ment, spoke on Juvenile delin­ program to aasist ’ 'drop-outs" quency and the role of the pol­ from schoula in finding cm ployment, providing Christ­ iceman. He warned tha group that mas gifts to children from with the growth of population this county in etate Industrial in Seminole they must espect i c h a o l i . and rehabilltaliuii a proportionate increase in work with Juveniles aft Remodelinr time and axcrime and delinquency and their release. pause can be eliminated by The group alto maintains an should prepare to meet thll InataUing Marlita paneling, tmargcncy cupboard at tha pioblem. which baa a baked-on plastic lie said that a n o r m o u a county Jail to provide cloth, •urfaee that can ba damp■mounts of money are apent fng, reading material, and wiped clean. Painting or re* to deal with tha adult crim­ other auppliea to Juveniles in finishing la not necassary. inal, but it ia so difficult to detention there. Local lumber dealers have get funds appropriated to Tha council is asking all complete Information ett pan­ work with youngsters to try churches In tha county to das* eling, wbleb cornea in modem U> prevent their becoming colors, high-fidelity woodhardened criminal*. grain* and decorator patterns. Juvenile Judge Vernon Mix* An I* a lit* wall can be and John Angel, retiring eminmodernised with this plastic* ell president and principal of surfaced hardboard material Mouth Seminole Junior High for a llttla over fW. School, guvs a review ot what has been accomplished during During 1942, nearly to mil­ the pest year and plane for lion Americans spent S23 Lit- the future. lion touring their own coun­ It was through tha effort* of the Juvenile Council that try. Easy-To-Clean Wall Paneling ignata a Sunday for taking n •penal collection U aid In wark with dependent and de linquent children. Judge Mise cited the need for additional personnel to help the juvenile eourt and tha future need for a separate de­ tention home for juveniles. Named to tha board of di­ rectors wer* Robert Hire, Maitland; Arthur Lego, Cas­ selberry; W i l l a r d Dibbla, Ceneva; Thomas L Richey, Lake Mary, and Mrs. Jo* Baker, Mr*. William Reynolds and Tanner, all of Sanford. Holdover members af the board are John Angal, retiring president. Mre. Dan Black­ smith, Mrs. Margaret Rey­ nolds, Ford Cavanaugh, and Hev, Adam*. Retiring directors art Rob­ ert I, Johnson, Kenneth McIn­ tosh, Mrs. G. K. Well*, Mrs. Chart** Park* Sr. and Dr. till While Jr. Mrs. Thompson, chairman, Mr*. Wells, and McIntosh mad* up tha nominating commitIf a. in teacher preparatory train­ ing at Rollins College In Win­ ter Perk and has worked with Dr. Paul Dougla** with many of hia "Center For Practical Politics’* projects there. Ms is a member of first Presbyterian Chnreh In Mait­ land, n Mason, aa officer tn the Lakewood Bhoree Civic Association and a eeach for n Casselberry Little League ■a M earn psigning — a non partisan basis and says ha is not running sgainst any­ one but running for proptr representation for South Seminole County on tho board of trustee*. H* i* especially intertited ia tht school sys­ tem aa ha has children in thrsa schools, Lymaa High, South Seminole Junior Ifiprh and Fnglish Fetal** momen­ tary. He stated, if elected, he intends to work With and for parents and taxpayers t* *** that the schools picgicss physically and academically ts keep pact with tha ever pressing need for high quality education. Celts Drop Green B O S T O N (UPI) — Bill Greco, the first choice of the Boston Celtics In last season's National Basketball Associa­ tion draft, waa diupped from the roster Sunday. Green'* cut marked tha first tima in II seasons that tha Catties' top choice failed to make the team. , J. H. KEIM Girl Scouts Plan Camporee flirl Scout Troop t t l male up of fifth end sixth grade girl* has beon reorganised un­ der the leadership of Mra. Blak* Sawyer* and her ca­ lender* Mra. John Duna and Mr*. Tommy Ball. A candlelight oaramony of reriedication waa held at the education building of tha Holy (,'roaa Fpl-cops! Church with 20 girls becoming Junior Girl Scouts. Tha troop to planning a ramporeo this weekend at Camp Ticocht* near Barbervilla and will bo accompanied by Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Dune. Troop members era Swsan Adame, Margie Ball, Kakl Bishop, Susanna Brown, I,unnn* Dangle man, Cythia DuBuis, Janetta Dunn. Carol llatdrn, Ann MacLauchtin, Carol Su* McClellan, Julia Mllli*. Patsy Parkin*. Gayle and Donna Sawyers, Beth Secord, Dsbbi* W h i t m I r e, Linda Patton. Judy Smith, Jennia Millia and Lynn l ’rud- Program Continues tablishments went from the hand* Of 3.d22 big capitalists and shareholders lo govern mrnt run “ general organisa­ tions," operating companies of their own. Nasser repeatedly hus slat id in speeches that the gov eminent i> determined lo take, over all major "means Hailing. ul production ’ but not to the The guv eminent recently, complete detriment of (he prl nationslimi eight contracting, vale icclor of tho economy. •ranupurt ami navigation mm He void “ national capitalism'' paitu-.* ami U pharmaceutical - meaning small, non monop productf iirnis. ComiientaUuu olimig capital—would be givU> farmer owners util hr paid cu cuuiigh mom to work so in the usual farm of slate long as It dues not exploit lbe bonds redeemable over lung public, ltut it would have fa period*. uprratr under stale supervis­ Earlier, nearly fan apart­ ion. he said, ment block* ami ullice build I hi- policy w*s incorporat­ logs, among the most luxur­ ed in the National Charter ious m the country, were tak adopted last year a* the su­ en over in a ruuiiiUbuut way preme guide ol tile II.A It 's The building*, mostly m inline actions Cairo, Aleaandria and other ' The people * Istale) ion big citie* formerly belonged trot over all Ihe fault of pro­ to wealthy person- whose pro­ duction dues not necessitate perty Was put under xeques the tulioiiuliialiuu of all trallun in ItMM and 1M2 in j means of product ion or the Provident Carnal Abilt'l \**- abolition of private owner­ sar’» hid to trim Hie power ship," the Charter said. It of the rich. The sequclralUm permitted the existence of “ a authorities sold them fa in­ private sector that would, surance companies, which all without exploitation, partici­ are government-owned. 'I he pate in development within prices, in some cases lower Ihe framework of ilx overall than original coals, will be plan." paid by the insurance com­ But as the situation stands panies to the Sequestration now, the private sector Is Department in annual Install­ shrinking steadily. ments over ihe next 15 years. The government is rrporled The former owners will get , considering a plan under their money hack K and when which Import permits would sequestration I* lilted. lie Issued to guvernmentThese measures were taken owited organisation* and tinder N'asvcr'a locialirullon Companies only. If adopted, policy vvlilcli went into high •laris a measure wuuld ellmi gear in July lutll when sev­ U*to pi bate business com­ eral h u n d r e d companies, pletely from the country's banks, insurance firm* and foreign trade. Mg department store*, runstiluliDg about su per cent of Huge passenger liners may private business, wet* wholly require more than a half day or partially national ::d . Id lake on fuel and can hold Valued at about S » million more than a million gallons of <pound*, tho u a t u -..„ c j es­ fuel oilBy Maurice Gulndl United Press Internationa) CAIRO lUPO-Two years after the government's whop­ ping takeover ol more than three-quarters of Hie cuun try's private business, the na lionaluatlon drive In I hr United Arab Republic is con stamps G O LD B O N D i , your stamp plant It'a de­ signed to give you more gifts faster, easier, more conveniently— year in and year out. 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E, 'Carlton and Thelma Coleman, G. Walter Morgan, |Lewi*. . t a . L . ....b n M l J " “ »• “ I" » I ” W tlon banquet in the Mayfair Inn Ballroom. Tablea were decorated with rod not pom poma tied with told ribbon on gold traya. Rad candle* glowed In gold candelabra. Tha chapter waa founded on Oct. 11, 1052, In Daytona Beach. In obaenranea ot tha event tho program* were adorned with red birth­ day cake* with a red numeral 11 on a gold aeal. The tablea ware arranged in a U ahape covered wltn gold doth* and a birthday caka with 11 candle* waa placed on the tabla at tho and of tha U. lira. Lamar Rowland gave tha invocation and Mr*. Guy Allen waa In charge of tha birthday ritual. Tha Initiation waa conduct­ ed by Mlaa Mary Ann Gatch, o f DeLand and Initiate* wera Mr*. Haael Holland, of Bunnail, Mr*. Mary Pritchard, DeLand and Mr*. Myrtle Rice, of Bunnell. Mr*. Walter Morgan, conducted th* bualneia session. Tha program waa a aympoalum, "A True Delta Kappa tor of Delta Kappa Gamma, «" »*»•• F leet Reserve Auxiliary Plans Party Saturday Member* of th* Ladle* Auxiliary of the Fleet Reaerve made plan* for a Hal* Inween party when they m«t at th* home of Mr*. Jame* Talmadge. Branch member* and their wlvea and gueita are Invited to tha party. Those attending are requeatrd to dree* In costume*. Refreshment* will be aerved by th* auxiliary. Reservation* must bo made with Mr*. Jame* McLaughlin 325 01103. The parly will be held at tha Meet Reserve Hume, on Seminole lllvd. and la sched­ uled for this Saturday, start­ ing at 7:30 p.m. SEW IN G CONTEST Register Now Kor Valuable Prizes Gel DctalU At MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Fla* Fabrlra ion 8. Park 321-0113 OF S T R A W ! NKW SHIPMENT Jl.'HT ARRIVED SELECT YOURS NOW FROM NEW STOCK Flemings (•ifIm • Cards • Hooka (Formerly McVirara) 210 E. Flint St. MRS. BOYD COLEMAN, left seated, membership chutrmnn of Uho Chapter welcomes Mrs. Thelma Lewis, n new transfer member uml the three initiate*, Htandinir from left, Mr*. Mary I’richurd, Mr*. Myrtle Rico ontl Mr*. Hazel Ilollantl. (Herald Photo) B P W Plans Fashion Show Thursday Betty Joyce Spears Marries Robert Shannon Newsome Tha Bualneia and Profeaaional Women'* Club of San­ ford will hold It* fashion and hair atyle show thla Thursday at a p.m. at the Woman'* Club building on Oak Avenue. Fashion* will be modeled from Mary Either'* and the latrst fashion* In hair atyle* will be created by Harriett'* Beauty Nook and Richard'*, of Sanford. Ticket* may be purchaacd from any member or at the door. Proceed* will go to the local Dental Clinic which la aponsored by the club. Refreshment* will be serv­ ed and many valuable door prizes will be awarded. Several members of the club met for lunch at Rote and Wllk* Restaurant to ob­ serve national BPW week, and a group attended the BPW banquet In Orlando. Mr*. Elizabeth Spears, of Sanford, announces the marrlaae of her daughter, Betty Joyc* Spears, to Robert Shan­ non Newsom* Jr., of ADJ-3 attached to VAH-S of the U. S. Navy la Sanford. The marriage waa solemn Ized Sept. 14. The bride was graduated f r o m Seminole High School with the class of IKS and has been attending Berry College, in Mount Ber­ ry, Ga. She waa studying phy ileal education and mathema­ tic*. The groom la a native of Baltimore. Md., and attended Glen Burnie High School. The couple la now residing at 2603 South Sanford Ave. In San ford. Sahlers Visit Kappa Delta Plans Convention Relatives In California This Saturday Kappa Delta national so­ rority will hold a one day state convention on Saturday, Oct. 19, In Winter Park. Ilostesa group for the meet­ ing I* the Orlando-Winter Park Kappa Delta Alumnae Association, with Mr*. C. RStewart as president. All Kappa Deltas In the state are invited to attend. Registration begins at 9:30 a m. at the Langforil Hotel, Winter Park, with luncheon a*. I p.m. In tha hotel'* I'avillion Room. Province officer, Mr*. Rob* ert MeWade of Plantation, will bo tha speaker. Reservations should be sent to the chairman of tho State Day, Mr*. Mum Martina, Box 131.1, Winter Park. MRS. KOUEUT SHANNON NEWSOME JR. Sorority Closes Rushing Season The home of Mr. amt Mrs. Bill Reck, 1921 West First Street, was the scene of the last rush party of the icason given by the Phi Gamma Eta chapter of Beta Sigma I'hl for the rushres. Thu party was a cook-out centered around the covered patio and barbecue pit. The landscaped yard was enchant­ ing with occasional lanterns and candles hanging from the trees. The picnic table was coverrd with an array of food which the chapter members had prepared for the occas­ ion. After the food and table had been removed, the patio pro­ vided an excellent dance flour for everything from the twist to the old fashioned square dance. The chapter Is looking for­ ward to udiling the rushces to their roster of members. Rushees w i l l start their pledge training on Thursday. Oct. 17, at the home of the rush chairman. Mrs. Bill Reck. These meetings will bo conducted by officers of the chapter. , Fashion Show Card Party In DeBary The Dellary Women's Club sponsored a fashion show and dessert card party, recently, at the Community Center. Mrs. Myron Acrardl was rhnlrman of tho ahow and Mr*. W. Yohe was In charge of Hie modeling. Narrator was Mr*. C. E. Butler and Mlaa Adelaide Conte, organ­ ist, presented background mu­ sic throughout tho show. Fashions suitable for all times of Ihe tiny were model­ ed by children and women. The five little tots modeling children's clothes were Eliza­ beth Davis, wearing a white organdy party dress, escorted by Master Tlinmlc Armao, in party attire carrying a gift to tho party. Lorrie Schob modeled school clothes for cooler weather; Vicki Aceardi wore school dresses and coat, anil Terri Armao presented fashions for play, aired wear and coats. Adult models wrere Mr*. Myron Accardl, Mrs. Thomas Armao, Mrs, Ed Redman, Mr*. Sol Caruso. Mrs. Charles Braun, Mr*. W. A. Hunter. Mr*. Theodora Iiroome, Mr*. George Croake and Mrs. John Dzlck. Fashion* presented Inclutl id pajamas, lounging robe*, morning anil street clothing, sweaters, afternoon, dinner and evening gowns. Kelreshments were served by hostesses, Mrs. David Kothchild, Mrs. G. Zeller. Mrs. Ed lovanna, Mrs. K. Reilly, Mrs. Minta Morrison and Mrs. II. K. Johnson. Several door prize* were do­ nated by local merchants and the Ice cream by a local res­ taurant in honor of their new­ born son. TWO PIECE Living Room New Arrivals In Lake Mary Mr. and Mrs. James Avery, of l.aka Mary, announce the birth of • daughter, Beverly Dianne, Oct. 11 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She weighed in at four pounds, seven ounces, and ha* two brothers and two sisters, Rusty, 15, Cheryl, 14, Donna, nine and Jamea six. Maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Ross, of Leesburg and paternal grandpatents are Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Temple, of Durham, N. C. AMONG THE MODELS tit the IL-IIary fashion show, sponsored by the Woman’s Club, are loft to right, Mrs. George Croake, Mrs. \V. A . Hunter inti I Mrs. John Dzick. (Cox Photo) DeBary Personals lly Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. Ernest lidberg have returned to their home on Aster Drive after spending several months at their cottage in the north. Current housegucsts at tile Lake Drive home of Mr. and We hear a lot atmut the dan­ ger of using insecticides. What's the answer? Read the label. Almost any household substance ran be dangerous if used improperly—the same Is true with insecticides. II you read and follow the di­ rection* and precaution* glvrn on the label, you can use insecticides safely. Mrs. Charles Ulrich are Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Boerkmann, of Floral Park, Long Island, and Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Bui ford, of Warnersville, N. Y. Phillip* ot Community Drive, were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Keyes, of Dumont, N. J. Mrs. Phillips has Just returned to DeBary from an extended visit with her children in the Dr. and Mrs. II. Whitaker north. have returned to their home on Madera Road ulter a sum­ William Hartmann spent mer vacation at their cottage the past week In Wisconsin, Mickey Dursk, of West in the north. Mrs. Whitaker visiting his sister, Miss Mabel Palm Beach, spent a couple is director of the DeBary Glee Hartmann and his son and of days this week with his Club. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. K William Hartmann, in Green- Burak, at their home on West First Street. Friends have received wurd hay, Wls. that Ardeth Mlchener, who la on a world tour, is having a wonderful time. She Is now in Japan and her next stop will be Okinawa, Personals SALE! Those enjoying tha evening were rushees and their es­ corts: Mr. and Mrs. Collie Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morgan, Mrs. Bobby Willis. Miss Pam Jones, rsrorted by Jim Wcsslund, Shirley Stnmpf, escorted by Johnny White, Vicki Wcsslund, escorted by Bobby Kemp of Lyons, Ga. Chapter members atending were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alex ander, Mr. and Mrs. Jim War­ ner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gonzalez, Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Miko Graver, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Erickson, Mr. ami Mrs. Siil Viltlrn Jr., Miss Leslie Jones, escorted by Tom Best, Barbara Moses, escorted by Fred Dudley. Word ha* been received from Mr. and Mr*. Herbert J. Sahler, of Lake Mary, who havt been (pending the sum­ mer at their place In Green­ wood Lake, New York, about a trip Wcat. Mr. Sahler’s elder brother and wife have a ion and a new grandson, three months old, in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The two families decided to visit them, and see the West. They left New York on Sept. 2, and visited Oregon, Washington, Nevada, and San Francisco, Calif. They write that the weather was perfect for their entire trip, and they had a wonderful vacation, ar­ riving aafely back In New York at the end of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cervone, Mrs. Sahler's parents, are living In the l.aka Mary home now. They had decided to try a summer in Florida so remained here. Annual Bazaar Saturday By France* Wester The Community Presbyter­ ian Church of Lake Mary will hold th« annual “ Autumn Bai»ar" and dinner in the Edu­ cational Building of tha church thl* Saturday, from 4 to 8 p.m. A turkey dinner, prepared by the UPW complete with alt tha trimming*, will ba served from 6 to 7 p.m. Taka out service will be available, and a apodal price made for chil­ dren'* portions. Attractions for the younger set will include games of skill, 40 and 8 Train, horse*, pony cart, cartoon*, plc-apocke) lady, treasure chest, prontopups, candleu apples, peanuts and popcorn. A variety of booth* for family shopping pleasure wilt include needlework, art* and craft*, Christmas gifts items, plants, baked goods, and homemade candy. The latest addition to ha offered I* a genuine "Hallow­ een Spook House" with real live ghosta as well as dead ones that will haunt all ticket purchasers. The public Is cordially In­ vited to attend for an eve­ ning of fun and good cats. CORSAGES C r e a t e d to o r d e — and DELIVERED ON TIME Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOE* Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ava. FA 2-1823 or FA 2-8432 O ES To Meet C U T OUTS Thursday Seminole Chapter 2. Order of Eastern Stur, will meet this Thursday in the Masonic Hall at 8 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Leinhnrt, past matron, will give a history of the local chnpter. Garden Club Plans Annual Bazaar At W om ans Club The Sanford Garden Club will hold its annual bazaar en­ titled "Harvest Time" at the Sanford Woman's Club Build­ ing cn Friday, Nov. 15, and Saturday, Nov. 16, with Mrs. L. E. l-ccper, genera) chair­ man. and Mrs. Blanton Owens serving as co-chairman. Others on the committee are Mrs. Fred Gray, treasur­ er; Mrs. C. M. Flowers, publlcily; Mr*. J. W. Messier, bazaar Rems; Mrs. Claude llittell, bazaar clerks, and Mrs. W. W. Unx, Mrs. George Rounds and Mrs. J. P. El­ more, co-workers. On the advisory committee are Mrs. D. K. Dorman, Mrs. C. D. Perry, Mrs. It. L. Rob­ son, Mrs. J. M. Fahey. Mrs. C. V. Mize Jr., and Mrs. U. B. Crumley. The food concession will be taken care of by the Jacarauda Circle. These ladle* are experienced and will have Church Plans sandwiches, c o f f e e a n d snacks at all times during the bazaar. All articles will be priced by those who made them, plants will he priced by don­ ers and a large table contain­ ing "white elephant" articles for sale will be one of the main features. .Many types of Christmas articles and decorations made by the ladies will be on dis­ play. Cakes, cookies, assorted home made candy, pies and other foods will be among the many Rems for sale. All Garden Club members are eager for the public to call during the bazaar hours and enjoy leisurely shopping for Christmas gifu and re­ freshment*. DECORATIONS CREPE PAPER. ETC. 1IY DENNISON F A L L C AN D LES IN ALL COLORS SMOKELESS ODORLESS DRIPLESS SWEENEYS OFFICE SUPPLIES (HITS PENNEY’S ALWAva r in tra u A L iT v COOL W EATHER AHEAD! Unless a woman la being greeted by a male host, she makes the first move to shake hamla. Everyone's a Winner IN OUR Lucky Recent Rucsts of Mrs. E. Number Balloon Sale TIIURS. - FRI. • SAT. Only Discontinued SUITE Ideal For Fall . . . Numbers Ami Football . . . Convertible Sofa Childrens SUITS & Matching Chair - Choice of 3 different fubricit, 15 different colon*! __ Shoes! EVERYONE WILL WIN A DISCOUNT OF 10% TO 30% OFF THE REGULAR PRICK OF TIIFIIR PURCHASE. NO ITEM EXCLUDED. Hy - Sunnn Thomait Poll-Parrots & Scamperoos Jr. Accent Values To 7.95 Nardla Of Dallas M ARY E S T H E R ’S 119 .Magnolia Ave. "Featuring Fanhions Junt For You" Sanford, Fta. 200 N. PARK AVE. Phone FA 2-6321 OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY NOW Come In And Have A BALL-oon Play girlFASHIONS 4 ” Qvsll}A Shoe Store Frrn Plai* Fern Park .416-3313 Open F'ri Nila Til 9:00 DIG MAC® QUILT LINED SATEEN JACKET Automatic wash ’n dry cotton sateen jacket ia water-repellent. D a e ron® polyester fiberfill quilt lined, zip-front. •I*” 36 t» IS A U . S KJ CH AR G E IT! �1 Oct. 1C. 19G3 — Pape 7 #«uforfe (D sjoU i O b b if 2 By Abigail Van Buren borhood that 1 would sit for them. Other girls my aga get paid for sitting for these same people, w - cot they are mad at me for sitting for nothin.;, because they look greedy when they take the money. My mother is the kindest >ou] in the world, Abby, but do you think it is fair that she should offer my services to the neighbors (or nothing! SWEET AND SOUR SIXTEEN DEAR SIXTEEN: Bless your mother's heart. She means well, but she Isn’t being fair to you. She ahouldn't promise your ser­ vices without having first checked with you. And she shouldn't expect you to sit DEAR All BY: My mother tor nothing. 9 keeps "lending" me out to • • • the neighbors to baby-sit for DEAR ABBY: Why do Mthing. Very often I hive men have to wear DARN­ had to change my plans at ED aocks! Do jou know tbe last minute because my any women these days who aether tells inc site prom­ ised someone In the neigh­ would wear a darned stock- DBA It ABBY: Wlut da 9 you fltlnk of • husband who tolls hli wife that he KNOBS he could win any woman In the world If he wero given an Introduction to bar? This man is not Itch. Ha la definitely noth­ in ! la look at. And unless he is in a very good mood, he ?S lousy company. So please tell me where he sets ideas >lik# this. HAD IT DEAIl HAD IT: I've beard of wlf-confidencc, bat this is ridiculous! Rut, in case your husband has a secret weapon, you’d better ho careful to whom you in­ troduce him. # 0 * ifacoby big? Men's socks don’t cost any more than women's, so why, when a woman finds a wee hole in her husband's sock, does she try to "save" It! Let her throw It In the rag bag along with her own. LOVING WIFE DEAR LOVING: J u a t keep crusading for equal rights for men and you'll soon write a DEAR ABUT letter with a husband prob­ lem. Come to think of it, 1 haven’t seen a darning egg since the depression. • • • Wbal's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box MtU, Beverly Hills, Cattf. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif., for ABRY's new booklet. "HOW TO WBITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ dUg h lig h iA On£hidq& W om a n l By Ruth There's a lot of double talk , to ba pressed every time she today on labels but fortunate-1 wears it. But all tha label ly the consumer It beginning actually said was that the understand that it is double fabric would "resist" creas­ ing. Iluw is a consumer go­ talk. Toe first time she buy* a ing to know—or care—whe­ Brass made of a fabric ther or not a fabric when narked "craaia resistant" worn takes Its creases ly­ aba might Just think that ing down or put* up a futile naans the dress won't have resistance against them? Then there's "needs little or no Ironing." If a dress or suit* needs any Ironing, who Is going to decide whether it is a little or a hit? And you can bet your bottom dol­ lar that if the tag says "little A new ahow, “ Lie Detec­ or no" it Isn't going to be tor," has met with great sue. "no Iroolng" that It requir•eat in Hollywood, where It ed. And Just what doe* "wash V ii first shown. Its premise li quite simple. Guests, taken and wear" actually »a.\—ex­ from the audience or from cept (hat you ran wash and Viewers who have written In .and asked for a ehanc* to ap- [ U . f T n m n l n r W . take polygraph U ,U t t 0 t * O m O l e S |a front of the camera. Tha shew will probably M u s t Be H o t teach local markets via the MEMPHIS. Tann. <UPI) — indication route, because The Letter Dodsons told the the big three networks fear city commission Tuesday they too many legal problems. have a machine that will keep For Instance, on* woman hot tamales hot when the an the show said she had been sun seta on Memphis streets. picked up by Chino (Calif.) The Dodsons asked the police and forced to pose for commission to exempt tamales UUde pictures in the cellar of from an ordinance prohibit­ the etation house. The ma­ ing their street sale after chine showed she w a s telling sundown. The commission In­ the truth end the Chino force dicated it has nothing against Vent through a big ehake- hot tamales, but that health up officials said the tamales Men who have been unable must be kept at 130 degrees to convince their wivee they to prevent bacterial growth. ipi-nt the night "with the Tha D o d s o n s , whose toys" heve written in plead- tamales are peddled by eight ! ing for a fhanre to prove handicapped Negroes, said that they were telling the their machine would keep the trutly tamales that hot. Th* com­ mission deferred action until it could study the machine. 'Lie Detector' Big TV Success M ille t t (X) New*— Edwin Newmi n 10:1ft (!) Word for Wort 1:00 (t) Ntwteapa (Color) (S) News, spent. TV's*. (Ii 1 I-oie t.uer th*r (ftl December BrMe (») Newt, Pp»rts, W»*. U;(!ft tS* Concentration (t| StoCuJ * tiler Itl Price |e Tttsht • (si Editorial 11:3* (!) World Series Spat1:1) ts) ,V m , sports. 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Our Own Bacon Oats I’ rodurl Of Armour A t o Corn Fed Wrstern 39c lb. I Pork Chops C ain I d . r r F lavu rrd C at Ba*rnji dogs, in tlirir native Africa, wear hells around their necks to drive game fur hunters. [•Round Copeland TV RENTAL • SalM OR BONELESS TOP "Sup*r-lli*ht" Corn Fed Wealern D ELIC IO U S Italians Can Name Boys Joe Your Choice — TUVITIi A T ill MSl)S* CsrktS raw Mu* l * s a isiU •TonrntMt nun* Ale** Pare — relee Pine At *•'* o*ly -I THSSN a POOL* l*ia* Hayward to Cater 3 SPECIAL! -SUPER-niGlIT" CORNED SHOWS AT DEL MO.MCO OoytoM tooth’* last Spsrtaoitar Event el Aa writing! of auch aa I-etmardo da Vinci and Columbus him­ self. The success of this strik­ ing hour of television ia de­ pendent on camera work and the spoken wont. Aside trom a few shadowy figures, there are no personifications and no attempts to act out any as­ pect* of the story. The chron­ icle of Columbus' voyage ts particularly effective and John Secondari's narration is beautifully enunciated. Using Fredric Mareh as tbe voice of Columbus is an inspired idea. Heretofore NBC has had a virtual patent on this type of quality, color documentary. Now ABC is a distinct threat to usurp the number-one posi­ tion. Dvn't miss this one! By Oswald Jacoby WEDNESDAY E*. M. T-BONE Turiiss do not hive teeth, tut their Jew* have horny edges that can cut hard sub­ stances. 40." You may regard these stories as shallow jousts with psychiatric disease, but one thing you must admit, they are brilliantly acted. In this episode, Ann Harding plays a woman contending with ap­ proaching senility and Robert Lansing and Jacqueline Scott play her son and daughter-inlaw. Miss Harding it to good the maket the supporting players (including series star Ralph Bellamy) pale in com­ parison. If you're able to de­ rive pleasure from the mis­ fortune of others, you'll never see dotage more admirably portrayed. 10-11 p.m. ABC. The Saga of Western Man "14)1." A superbly photographed, inspiringly written document­ ary. Tue voyage of Columbus it placed in Hie perspective ol its lime, and what better way than through fllmt of tha paintings, sculpture, architec­ ture and artifact* of the perhki, augmented by authentic Television Tonight wear it? You ran do that with any fabric with nr with­ out any kind of label if you don't care how )ou look. And what doc* "instant" mesa when used on a food package? If you think of an instant of time a* a moment you won’t find many in-tant foods that are edible in a moment's time. And how about those assur­ ance* that an artirlc that is shipped knocked down can lie put together "In minutes?” How many minute*, S or 180? It could take you half ■ day m put a gadget togeth­ er and tbe time it took could still be measured in minutes. And who ran put it together in minute*—a graduata en­ gineer, miybe? And docs "long wearing" on a label really niean any­ thing at all. wrlten they don't tell you bow long "long" Is? It would save a lot of dis­ appointment if all double talk label* had to he clearly label­ ed -'double talk " Potato Record FUNTIXGTO.X, England — (UPI) — Farmer John Cooke, Who claimed a world record lost year when he grew 330 w pounds of potatoes from six * plants, said ha has grown 361 pound* from another ala plants tills year. EVERYBODY'S INVITED enth Hour, "Fear Begins At locate* and the ute of the CASIONS.’* t J h s the headqunrttn of a gang leader (John Dehner) who resolves to rub her out before she exposes him. Both Uiynis and Dehner project more hu­ mor with their roles than the script aitonis tlieinr -------10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danpjr Kaye Show. M a r y Tyler Moore, the cutle wife of "The Dick Van Dyke Show," gets full opportunity to display her original aong-and dance tal­ ent* here In a delightful "Hard Hearted Hannah" pro­ duction number. She also re­ verts to housewife form in a clever sketch where she and Danny rib the situation com­ edy formula with foreign in­ terpretations of d o m e s t i c trials. Kaye la in fine comedy shape, in eolo and In tendam with his guests, and effects a hilarious gypsy characterisa­ tion near tbe finish. Guest Ed­ die Foy Jr. offers some nos­ talgic moments tn old vaude­ ville style, but It’s mostly Danny's and Mary's ahow, 16-11 p.m. NBC. The Kiev- 7:30-1 p.m. ARC. Onlc and Harriet. "Getting Wally tn Shape." A rather amusing but pointless plot. Chubby Wally (Skip Young) lets campus toughies push him around and Dave and Rick t David and Rick Nelson) don't like It. They think It's time Wally learned to detend himself and enlist the aid of fraternity brothers to teach him how to handle his dukes. They do the job too well, and the former lamb threatens to become a tiger. Playing tha (rat bro­ thers are real-life pro football stars Charley Britt, Marlin McKcever, Mike Henry, Jim Boekc. Jack Ellena, Glen Wil­ der and Craig Chudy. 1:30-) p.m. CBS. GlyniiThla plot could have coma out of "Guys and Dolts" with Its plentitude of colorful char­ acters In the Damon Runyan vein, but toe weak script is something else again as com­ edy takes a backseat to hokey melodrama. Bumbling Glyuis i (II) tii- Johnsl discovers trump, tished his queen el North's jump to four hearts It clubs, ruffed his last club in man was a district overbid and dummy and threw West in AAKJT South was not at all pleased « toa««i with the acc of diamonds. with the contract. But Usings • •a West did not have another started out fairly well be­ *•3 spade and had to lead either cause Welt opened the king (9) BAIT a club or a diamond. Either of dismonds and shifted to * Q 1011 *33 one allowed South to ruff In fQ a club. F lit's king fell to V A i • A 1CJOJ ♦ J D7 J 4 duutny and disc-aid hi* lad youth's ace and dummy was * 1 8 7 3 3 4KJ10 spade. Entered with the ace of s o m Souiii had played the nami ■pades. *M 4 very well and had been fortu­ A low h urt dropped the V K J t ll nate to find that West held queen from East and West *AQ4 only two spades to start, but won South's king with the Bast and Waat vulnerable ho had been really lucky in ace. West led hack a spade Warn Neetfc Baal Sm U his rlwlce of defenders. West and South went right up with Pass Pass 1V should have cashed hi* ace dummy's king. West hid 4V Paaa Pue of diamonds before leading dealt and passed and had al­ Opewln* W - 0 K that last spade, whereupon ready shown up with the ace there would have been no pnd diamond* and nd king of diamonds he tie of heart*. There was j also hold tile queen of spades. Jway for South to put him in BO possibility that he would! South drew West's last |the lead (tin T V Time Previews Potatoes 2 lbs. 29c Lb. Or Carton 2/29c only 45c PLAID STAMPS i)i 4 Hem in (wtvf m ,Ap> food Stores ^ *•**<■• t *«-*•• • « i (*•< a t m. w*i in PHre* In Ihl* ad are good through Saturday. October 1* Magnolia Ac*, at 2nd S t, Sanford, F la . �* 4H r he* • — Oet ff,TMt SEC plagued By Baby Seminoles Keep Record Clean JV s Whitewash Bears, Packers Top Controversies NFL In ATLANTA (UPI) — Tha Southeastern Confortnc* wig* glcd cot of anotber in ■ grow* big vacs of controTcrcIc* to* day by ruling a s o * e s l l c d "sleepsr" play legal, bat not before an exchange of hareb word* likely to plague the conference in the troubled tlmea ahead. About The latest la a long aerie* of hitra*conta*nc* differences was touched off flunday when Tennessee Athletic Director Bob Woodruff filed a formal protest against a play used by Georgia Tech en route to a 23*7 victory over the Vols. In the play in question, end Ted Davis was waved back to Sports Hone Show Thinking O ut Loud BY JULIAN STKNSTROM I Seminole High’s s e c o n d “ big” game of the season comet off Friday night at Daytona Beach's Uunicipal Stadium when the undefeated Semlnoles visit the Seabreeze High Ssndcrabs. This will be the (Inal game between these two schools, for an Indefinite number of years at least. N ut season the locals be* come a member of the Met­ ro Conference and Seabreeze will bo replaced on the Sem­ inole's schedule by a confer­ ence school. • * * Jim Pigott and Seabreeze Coach Fred Hogan were team mates on the Florida frosh eleven aome years hack. Pi­ gott remained In Gainesville and learned a lot of football there-even though be admits be reached no heights on the "stardom” ladder. M e a n • while, Hogan left Gainesville and wound up his football ca­ reer at Stetson University where he made quite a name for himself in Central Florida circles aa Hatter fullback. e * * But there’s more about Ho­ gan. Fred was a Sanford youth for many years. If our memory serves us — Hogan’s lalher was a member of Chief Roy Williams' police force, a motorcycle officer until an accident brought on an early retirement from the department We remember Fred. In fact, we taught him and other kids in the neigh­ borhood around Fifth and Myrtle the fundamentals of close order drill, that Is as we best knew how. • • * That's ono reason why Ho­ gan told Pigott the other night that this Is a big one for Sea­ breeze, Both clubs liavo won three games each In the cur­ rent scries. This will be the decider Friday night. Hogan Is loaded with talent—he ad­ mits it himself. However, It hasn't jelled as yet hut un­ his epread position before he returned to the huddle end the NEW YORK (UPI) — Tennessee defense felled to When it comes to seising cover him as be floated down- scoring opportunities, there field for the touchdown pass. are no teams la the National SEC Commissioner Bemle Football Leagtza Uks tha ChiMoore, in Birmingham, threw eago Bear* and Green Bay out the protest today, calling Packers. the play "a legal maneuver.” The Bears have Intercepted Moore said ho hod George a league high of 17 passes Gardner, head of the SEC of. ficlals, check films of the Ten* nessee-Georgia Tech g a m a and talk with gama officials. "From what Gardner told me,” Moore reported, "the play was ell right.” Moore disagreed with Wood­ Tty-ranked horseback con­ ruff's charge that tha play testants may be In lor some was unethical. upsets at th# Dusty Boots Georgia Tech Coach Bobby lloraa Show scheduled to be­ Dodd, who earlier pointed oat gin et 1 p. m. Sunday at Ihe that tho play was set up on Onora Road arena If a num­ tha spur of the moment by ber of aspiring young riders quarterback nilly Lothridga from around Central Florida and not planned by Georgia have their way. Tech, cam* out swinging when With the advent of cooler Informed of the protest. weather and the promise of In a parting blast at Wood­ a sunshiny afternoon rldcra ruff and McDonald, Dodd ac­ are expected to arouse some cused them of protesting tha stiff competition in the sche­ pass play “ to throw up a duled flag rncez, pick-up smoke screen to get fens to races, pole-bending and hol­ overlook the scoring result" low log contests, cloverleaf, Woodruff surrendered today saddle-scramble and many when informed Moore had dis­ other popular and botly-conallowed the protest (ended races. This unexpected show of One of the high points of bard feelinga between Tennea- the afternoon will be the Jun­ »eo and Georgia Tech, long­ ior and Senior Pony races time traditional rivals, follow* which carry cash prizes for on til* heels of repurts that Ihe winners. Georgia Tech plana to with­ Spectators are welcomed draw from the SEC bccausa of and admitted free at the diaagreement over the number Horse Show, and ample park­ of granta-ln-aid allowed, acad­ ing Is available along with emic requirements and distri­ a convenient concession stand. bution of bowl and television "Entry registration bonks receipts. will be open well before show Georgia Tech got Into an time at the concession stand, even hotter hassla with Ala­ and riders are urged to sign bama two years ago after up early to be sure of not Alabama l.inebacker Darwin being overlooked in their fav­ Holt smashed the Jaw of Tech orite contesta,” said Tony halfback Chick Granning with Austin, announcer ami master an elbow block following a of ceremonies lor the Dusty Boots Horse Shows, Tech punt Top-rated riders, (pointThe conference has express­ ed concern about how some of wise) around Central Florida Its member* will react when at the present time include Negro players enter the con­ Sonny Falrcloth and Boyd ference, Kentucky Is expected Edwards of Daytona Beach; to start using Negroes by 19)15 George Flyers, Don McCloud and a number of other schools Kcitha McLin and Steve are expected to follow shortly Bralnard of Apopka; Tommy Austin, Rob Riser, Maureen thereafter. Most publicised controversy Scott and Becky Gllca of San­ In the conference Involved the ford. doubtedly It will before too long. Pigott hopes It won’t be thla During the pest sis years, Plgott'a elevens have posted 30 points against the 'Crabs while Hogan's clubs have racked up 48 against the Tribe. The Ssndcrabs' biggest margin against Seminole has been two TDs. Seminole’s widest margin against Sea­ breeze has been three touch­ downs. * * e Friday night's encounter will bring back fond memor­ ies of the last game we saw played In the Daytona park. A large crowd had turned out for the Seabreeze homecom­ ing affair. This, we believe, was in this. Goose Kettles took Ids ball Hub ever there to meet a potent Sandcrab eleven which was billed as a 20-point favorite aver the lo­ cals. Sure enough, at halftime the Sandcrabs had 20 pointi on the boards. With less than nine minutes left in the fourth period U was still 20 to •. ilowcver, the Celery Feds — as Seminole was known In (hove days—suddenly came to life. They marched downflcld for a TI) and kid by the name of "Catfish'' Hass split the up­ rights. • * * With some four minutes left, Seminole hit Ihe scoreboard again with another TD and Ihe "Catfish'' footed the PAT again. Seminole kicked off to Seabreeze who prompt­ ly got up steam with the clock ticking away they marched down to the Seminole three yard line. There were 18 sec­ onds remaining In the bill game. The Daytona eleven came out of the huddle, sport­ ing that six-point lead. They must have been awfully hun gry for more pointi. In fact they had a sleeper on the Hank. Here Sunday Huturday Evening Post story thut former Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts and Ala­ bama Coach Bear Bryant rig­ ged a football game. Butts sued and won 13,060.. OUO with a hearing on a Pont Holler Motor Navy Wives motion for a new trial set for league welcomes two new Dec. 10. Bryant has a $10 mil­ names to the 200 Club. Mary lion suit sguinst tha magasine Ann Williams rolled her first pending. 206, with a total series of 402. Evelyn Fitipstrick roll­ The Sandcrabs’ nltempled a ed her first 202, with a high pass! Somebody deflected the series of th* week 617. Ev­ hall and Seminole's lanky elyn also picked up th* 6-6 quarterback—John Keeling— Athletic Director Fred spilt. suddenly found himself In I'st Siplcy had a 198 game possession of the pigskin on Gnnns of Seminole High the goal line with an open School announced this morn­ with a 479 series. Marlene field directly In front of him. ing that practice session will 1-ewl# rolled a 181, while Jo John—worn out from a gruel­ get under way next Monday Ann McDonald had s 179. ing contest—headed north, lie for the forthcoming 10)13-01 Verna Bolton also hail a high By Dick Grant game of 176, picked up a blocker, then two Seminole hnvkethall season. (Herald Kporta Writrr) Pat Tourney converted the more. Back downflcld the (■anas stated that h* and Defense Is the prime con­ Feds were spilling the Sand Head Coach Ralph Htumpf 6-7-9. Dee Rose picked up tho cern of the Greyhounds this crab* all over the field. At anticipated a pretty good ball 4-6-7. I.ou Nsguirs convert­ week after last week’s game •ho Seabreeze to there wasn't club. However, Gsnas said, ed the 2-10. Shirley Owens wilh Titusville Terriers, who a Sandcrab within 30 yards of "We will be playing a much picked up the 6-7. Marion Keeling. Finally, he stum­ xtiffer schedule this year than Tlee and Kleonor Clemens took the 'Hounds 28 6. got the 610. ’Ihe 3-10 was bled, nearly fell out of ever before.” !.«s Lyle who suffered In­ hounds, but regained his Ganss was referring to the converted by Martens Lewis, juries in the baltle is still stride and, wills Ihe help of Betancourt, Derna fact that during the forthcom­ Duma out of action ami it Is doubt­ two mates who literally car­ ing season Seminole eager* Dursgler, and Betty Daugh­ ful whether he will be able ried him, Keeling crossed In­ will h* competing within the try, Congratulations to one to play in the P. K. Yonge to paydirt. Metro Conference — a circuit and all. game this Friday night at VAI I ' l " Wive, lead the composed of Orange County Lyman field. Again it was Bass's turn. schools plus Seminole of Ssn- league with 20 wine and 8 Gene Winklemsn who play­ He did itl Seminole 21, Sea­ losses. VAH 3 "E " Wives ford. ed in last week's name with breeze 20. Pigott, when we hold second pise* with 15 an Injured right leg which told him about it, said, "We wins and 9 losses. In third was rehurl last Friday night, don't want U that way Friday position ar* ths Mixed Mutes has been hospitalized this night but we ll take It if we with 16 wins and 9 losses. week. How severe his wounds have to get it that way.” are is not known. On* football team too many This week's practice sche­ Remember Ihe flanker we appeared at Sanford’a Munic­ dule emphasized work in de mentioned ? Seminole High's ipal Stadium lust night whan frnse both on the line ami in athletic director. Fred Ganai, ths Baby Seminoles met ths the air. Two of the Terrier last night let the cal out of Bi*by Bur* of Daytona Beach DETROIT (UPI)-lndustritouchdowns last week were the bag. Seminole sent in a Mainland High. altst William Clay Ford, ad­ aerials. man to cover hint. The man Also on hand was th* Wild- mitting the morale of the De­ The Terrier • Lyman game the locals sent in was their wood Junior High School troit Lions Is sagging but In­ last week was a romp for Ihe 12th man on Ihe field. We'd eleven. They were in town sisting the dawning of a bet­ Terriers with Uttlc action say this was a well kept sec­ to play th* Sanford Junior ter day is near, today said from the Hounds after seeing ret 1 he's confident that his }6 mil­ High School Braves. several of the Lyman players However, no Bravss were lion offer to buy th# club will put out of action But the com­ on hand. Ths gams is sched­ be accepted. ing tilt will be a harder strugFord, 38, the youngest of uled for Thursday night. It gle. wus not on tap for last night. Ihe three brothers who In­ P. K. Yonge of Jacksonville herited the vast Ford Motor Lyman's opponent, so far tills By United Press laterastioasl Co. empire and Lion president season la undefeated, and unThe joyride Is over for since 1961. said, “ I can't hs scored on. The Greyhounds Marv Breeding, who'll have certain the otter will b« ac­ hope to be the first to score In start the long torturous cepted but I don't se* any on them. The 'Hounds seem trail back to the big leagues BALTIMORE lUPI)-Ernie roadblocks.” to enjoy going up the middle again next spring. Knox, a 26-year old Baltimore Ford, • devoted pro football and around the end plan to It was fun and profit while hod carrier and part-time fan, said the club has a bright work on there plays. it lasted—a half season wilh heavyweight boxer, died to­ future despite a disappoint­ Tlie gama will start at 8 the Los Angeles Dodgers, day at Provident Hospital of ing 2-3 record this season and p. m IVIday at the Lyman which earned him a slice of injuries' suffered In a bout reports of discenzion among fuld z* lavimwood. tits World baric* melon. two tugUW ago. Ujo player*. Lyman Works On Defense For Yon*e Game Two Navy Wives Join 200 Club Seminole Cage Practice Set Wildwood Squad Sees Game Here B u c s and have recovered seven of 13 enemy fumbles. The Packer* have jarred their opponents Into fumbling 13 times, have recovered league high of 12 of these, and have intercepted nln* passes, according to the latest NFL statistics. That makes a total of 24 times Chicago has taken ad­ vantage of enemy mistakes tc grab scoring opportunities while the Packers have dona to 21 times. And it explains to a great extent why these teams ars 1-2 in the Western Division standings. The Pittsburgh Steeler* rank third In hopping on such extra scoring opportunities with 10 Interceptions and sight recovered enemy fum­ bles. The St. Louis Cardinals re­ placed tha Cleveland Brown* a* leaders In total offense this week and took over the turn leadership in passing from the Baltimore Colt*. Th# Browns remained th# No. 1 rushing tram. In the vital matter of poinU, th# Browns have scored the most 108 and the Bears have given up the least 48. Defensively, the Detroit Lions, despite their 2-3 rec­ ord, replaced the packers us thr top overall defensive team. The Lions have yield­ ed only 1,118 yards, while tho Bear* have given up 1,167 and Green Bay 1,212. Gary Fox Rolls 643 Series Games of 199. 200 and 211 and a aerie* of 613 wer* roll­ ed lust week by Gary F»x for the fjike Monroe team of tho City Bowling League. Fox’s big series helped his team take all four point* fioni the Jet Lane* team even though Richard Murphy roll­ ed a 653 series for the Jets. In other league play Mich­ ael's Elk Gas, led by Andrew Patrick with a 602 scries, made a four-point sweep from Sweeney’s team. Eddi* Mon­ roe hail a 231—589. Harry's Bar and Package salvaged three pointa from Americnil Legion Post No. 53 while tho Sanford Manufact­ uring Co, took three points from Wisdom Sod Service. The Knights of Columbus tram aulvaged three points from Pryor’s State Farm In­ surance team. The KCs lost their firat game by only one pin. Leading the 200-game howlera was Ronnie Meier with 215. Ho miaaed 600 by only ons pin. Others were Gary Fox with 2tk) - 211; Pente­ cost, 20t; Dcnrolph, 219; Mon­ roe, 234; Simon, *201; Bridges, 2U6, and Ring, 216. After the sixth week luike Monroe is in first place with 16 won and 8 lort; Hurry's Bar, 15-9; Pryor'a, 1410; Sanforil Mfg. Co., and I.rgion Post 63. each with 1.3 and II; Michael's, 12-12; Sweeney's and K. of C., each with It nnd 13; Jet Lanes, 9-15, ami Wis­ dom Sod, 6-8. KHsIlT O IF T1IK FIELD— Oklahoma Sooner* power-run­ ning halfback Joe Don Looney, shown in play against the le x a s Longhorns at Norman, Okla., has been dismissed [f®,™, 1,10 *'iuad for "disciplinary reasons." Coach Dud Wilkinson did not elaborate on the announcement N a v y 's Q B Leading In Offense, Passing NEW YORK (L’ PI) Navy’s Roger Stauhach Is sailing on a collision course hut the only things likely to he smashed are a couple of college football's most im­ pressive records. The slick quarterback of th« Naval Academy current­ ly is leading tire nation in total offense and forward passing, according to statis­ tics released today by the Nathional Collegiate Athletic Bureau. What's more, however, Jol- 610 Rolled By Ed Callan A total r.f fitO was rolled lost week by Ed Callan for Bob's Restaurant team of the All • Star Rowling l.rague. Callan, rolling games of 181. 213, nnd 216, helped his team tnke two points from 1-arry's Mart. Inland Materials, paced by John Rpolaki'a 212, |7<j nnd 201, whitewashed tha Betty Ann'a trio, taking all three games. Bill Hall was high for Hetty Ann's with 210/650. The top man In league averages is Phil Roche with 191. Not too far behind ts Allied Van t inea, led by Boh Steele's 212/568, salvaged two pointa from Menders Ma­ rine. Gary Fox with n 191 also, hut Roche lead* Fox by a single pin for total pin fall. Bob'a Rrstnurant leads the league with II wins and 4 losses; Allied Van Lines, 9-6; Larry’s Mart, 8-7; Meadors Marine, 4Vk - 10' i j B e t t y Ann'a, S 'i-lU i. Inland Materials, also 9 6; ly Huger U a few steps ahead of the record pace* of John­ ny Bright of Drake and Don Meredith of SMU, who set two glittering standards back in the (ifties. In four games Stauhach hai gained 1,034 yards, or 76 ahead of Ute pace set by Bright when he estab­ lished the record of 2.400 total yards in 1950. Should Staubach'a production rate con­ tinue. his total at the end of the season would be 2.560 yards. The Navy signal-caller's 55 completions place him first in Uie country io that depart­ ment but even more Impress­ ive Is his completion percent­ age of .714. The current re­ cord of .690 was set by Mere­ dith in 1957. Not only has no one previously cracked 70 per rent for a season but no one had ever done It through (our games before the advent of Stauhach. Don Trull of Baylor, who led the nation's passers last season with 125 completions ami has Ihe opportunity of becoming the first to pace the aerialista two years in a row since Davey O'Brien of Texas Christian 25 years ago, is only four completions behind Stauhach although he has played one less game. Boxer Dies After Fight I. T o land passes. Meanwhile, th# 1 • « a 1• limited the Baby Buca to no firat downs, batted doom * izf Daytona Beach passes, and held the visitors to exactly no net yards on the ground. But the second half was a story. The Baby Seminole* couldn't get moving at all. They failed to rack np a sin­ gle first down. They wera able to record only a singlenet yard r'ir.?d on the ground* and failed .:> complete any of their three fecond half pass attempts. L ’ anwhlle, the Daytona club cam* up with four first downs, picked up 77 net yards on the ground and completed two of six pass attempts. It was a cleanly played ball wilh the little Semlnolca be-ing penalized 15 yard* and Mainland only five. Messer was Ihe big gun for the little Warriors last night when he posted 48 yards in 12 carries. Walstrom came up wilh 21. Barbour with t», John Lewis had 13, with Baumlster, John Whit­ ing. Steyr! Weber, and JoH» Nordon picking up th# r a -^ maining yardage. Steve Jensen of Mainland recorded 30 of his team'* ground yardage and JeM King came up with 20. The Baby Seminoles will wind up their present season a week from Thursday night when they tangle with th# Baby Wildcats of Ocaia her* in Sanford's Municipal S U -£ dium. However, in the opening minutes of the second quarter Barbour — on a fourth and nine situation — attempted to toss another pass but sud­ denly found daylight in front of him ami he dashed for a big first down to put the lo­ cals in scoring range. Full­ back Sonny Messer and half­ back Rick Walstrom carried to the one where Barbour himself plunged over for the first touchdown. Moinvnts later the Baby Seminoles blocked s Main­ land punt and recovered on the Daytona Beach 17. Mess­ er and Walstrom again bat­ tered their way Into scoring range and Tillis fought his way the final two yards for Ihe locals second TD. This marker haa Just gone on the scoreboard when Ernie Raumeistcr ami Ed Griffith tea mol up to pull off the big performance of the night. Haumeister intercepted a Mainland aerial on the Day­ tona Beach 18. Barbour fired a pass to Griffith who movol to the Mainland six-yard line. Finally. Barbour went over from the one for the final score of the night. Rarlmur added two points by booting '.wo-PATs. During the (irst half the Baby Seminoles dominated the ball game. They posted six first downs, completed one of seven aerial* — tnat was the 42-yard pass play from Barbour to Griffith, racked 0 up 110 yards on the ground and intercepted t»x> Main­ Fight Results NEW YORK (UPI)—JohnPersol, 172N. Brooklyn, Y.. stopped Johnny Alford, *' 170'x. Philadelphia (7L Predicts KO NEW YORK (UPI) — Former welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez of Cuba pre­ dicted Tuesday he would knock out unbeaten Wilbert (Skcctcr) McClure in Ihe 10round bout Friday night at Madison Square Garden. Rod­ riguez has a record of 2] kayoes In 34 fights. V B A R G A IN P R IC ES ON POPULAR BRANDS FA RRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. I 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PEACE CORPS PLACEMENT TEST (lo ico M P X T m n ) OCT. 19,1963-8:30 A.M. M A IN P O S T O FFIC E O R LA N D O , FLA . Ford Hopes To Own Lions Breeding Sold To Spokane 2 0 By JaUaa Herald Aperts Three quick touchdowns — two by Bernie Barbour and one by Chris Tillls — were posted In the second period last night to give the Baby Warriors of Seminole High School a 20 to 0 victory over the Baby Bucs of Daytona Beach's Mainland High. It was the 27th consecutive victory for the little Semi­ nole*. And they protected an­ other string: they've yet to permit their opponent* a single point this season. In the initial period the Baby Seminoles missed a beautiful scoring opportunity when Barbour rifled a stun­ ning serial to Leroy Nopper who put on a juggling act with the pigskin before it fin­ ally bounded out of his reach. More than 4,000 Peace Corps Volunteers are needed to meet urgent re­ quests from developing nations in South America, Africa and Asia. To bo considered for training programs you should take the non-competitive placement test October 19. Either send a completed application to the Peace Corps before the test, or fill one out and submit it at the time you take the test For an application, or more information, write the Peace Corps, or see your local Postmaster. PEACE CORPS W a s h in g to n 29, D. C. Published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council « �/ I Sip Banfnrl frrmlB Oct. 16, 1968 — Page 9 Is Warned To Refuse Red China UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. ed a UN seat, It would try to (C P I)—Nationalist China told wreck the United Nations as the General Assembly today it has split the Communist that if Communist China gaincamp. Ambassador L iu Chieh, Announces Meet chairman of the N*tl*«i*!i*t BOSTON (LIT)—New Eng­ delegation, attacked the Pe­ land featherweight champion king regime at the mischiefTommy Iladeo of New Med­ maker of the Communist ford will meet Dick De Vola world. He leaned heavily on of Charlestown in a 10-round, Moscow’s own criticism of non title bout at the Boston Red China to support his ar­ Arena Monday, it was an­ guments. nounced Tuesday night by Ills speech was a sharp re­ promoter Sam Silverman. joinder lo Albania's demand that the assembly expel the Cambodia have proposed a Nationalist government and resolution to that end. seat Communist China in the Liu quoted the Soviet gov­ United Nations. Albania and ernment newspaper Isvcslia as saying Sept. 21 that the Chinese Communists tried to Studies Made SEATTLE, Wash. (U P U - discredit Soviet leadership Walter Van Camp, managing with the aim of “ splitting the director of a Seattle civic Communist movement a n d promotion agency, said Tues­ undermining the unity of the day studies are being made anti-imperialist forces." The Nationalist delegate concerning the possibility of obtaining a National Basket­ asked; “ If the Chinese Com­ ball League franchise for this munists can do all thli to the Soviet Union and the Inter­ West Coast city. national Communist that death puts an end to all ment, what would they not do bodily Ills." to destroy the United Na­ Liu said he would shed no tions!’* tears over disruption of the He asserted that bringing Mao Tzc-tung'a representa­ tives into the organisation "could lead to the disintegra­ By United Pres* International tion of the United Nations." The Minnesota Vikinga are “ When that time comes,” giving Bob Ferguson a sec­ he said, "all the problems ond chance. Ferguson, a former Allwith which the United Nations is presently faced would America and winner of tho cease to matter. They would Maxwell Trophy at Ohio State have been solved In the way two years ago, waa placed an I Communist cusp because "as far as we kaow world domination still itsads out en the Communist agenda.” Ferguson Gets Se cond Chance waivers by the Pittsburgh Steelers Tuesday and claimed by the Minnesota Vikings. Since coming to tho Steal­ ers as their top draft choice in 1982, Ferguson had been Ineffective. MISS CROOMS of this school year is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mm. Evans Uncoil. Entire high achooi class elected Miss Barbara Bacon, a senior, as “ Miss Grooms" anti she will he crown­ ed at the Orange and Maruou coronation ball Thursday evening at the high school gym. “ Miss Crooms” attendants are Miss Irene Jackson (left) and Miss Sonja Chert')’. Miss Barbara Bacon Named 'Miss Crooms' ft If II • By Robert B. Thomas Jr. ford; Assistant secretary, RozJand Hawkins; treasurer, FA 2-57M Miss Barbara Bacon, the Janice Ashley and chaplain, charming daughter of Mr. Johnnie Debose. Mrs. M. J. and Mrs. Evans Bacon, of Hurston Is faculty sponsor. PupiLs of grade 8 (section Oviedo, will reign as “ Miss Crooms High School” for the two) at Goldsboro Elementary Ifwa-Rt school year. Barbara School presente J an assembly is a senior ami a member of which featured the following. Flag Ceremony— Julia Mae Tri-lli-Y. Her attendants are Misa Irene Jackson, grand­ Lewis, narrator. (The entire daughter of Mrs. Jewel Jack- audience participated.) aun, of Sanford, member of Prayer— Margaret Pritch the sophomore class ami Tri- ard, Chant; Savior, Hear Us lli-Y, and Sonja Cherry, Wc Pray daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Scripture was prevented In bert Cherry, of Sanford, also the form of a Pantomime— a sophomore and member of Julia Mae Colston, narrator. Participant* were. Tony Bass, Tri-lIl-Y. Brenda On high school campuses Marion Anderson, all over the United States, Small, Margaree Pritchard, Jones, Francis the faculty ami student body Catherine act aside a day or week of Williams, Dianne Williams, each year to pay homage to Doris Boyce and Lizzie Sand­ their beloved Alma Mater. ers. The stago setting for the For the past J1 years, Crooms High lias Joined in ami paid pantomime was beautifully tribute to its various queens, arranged with Belt Palms, class sweethearts, club re­ shrubbery and flowers. The presentatives and Panther participants wore white sheets squad. Homecoming is a tra­ and silver head bands. Edward L. ltlacksheare Jr. ditional event celebrated in played two piano selections order to boost school spirit. The first Panther squad by Beethoven and Franz was organized In tho early Behr, Stunts and pyramids for 3f)'s with the late James A. Foster as coach. It was then physical fitness were perform­ that Cooms began celebrating ed by the boys of Mac class, homecoming on Armistice They were: Skinning the Day each year. Tho celebra­ snake, duck walk, the gate, tion Included the crowning the fence, the court Jester. The class presented a panel of “ Miss Crooms Academy,” a spectacular parade and con­ discussion. The till*--. •Colum­ cluding with a game between bus," — Margaree Pritchard, Participants were: Crooms ami notable long-time leader. Julia Mae Lewis, Bernard rivals. On tomorrow night at 7:30 Harden, Elijah Nixon, Marion p. m. in the R, A. Allen Anderson, Turner Clayton, Gymnasium, the Orange and Uremia Small, Francis Wil­ Maroon Cornation Hall will liams, Tony Bass, Ernest herald die Homecoming festi­ Steel, nobert Baker Lizzie vities. Miss Cynthia Kendrick Sanders, Donald Johnson. Di­ will reign as "Miss Homecom­ anne Williams, Muse Per­ ing." Tills year's Coronation kins and James Ward The discussion ended with will b« most spectacular. Friday at 3:13 p. m. the the singing of "Columbia, the homecoming parade will leave Gem of the Ocean." Tile stage from the school with Crooms was beautifully decorated with Marching Band ad-ling color a picture of Columbus and to the occasion. To end the his three ships—Pints, Nina, festivities, the Fighting Pan­ ami the Santa Maria which thers will tangle with the were drawn and painted by U> Bulldogs of Palatka at 8 Brenda Small. Principal H. L. Kefoo Jr. p. m. The Crooms band and the Royal Court will be pre­ presented the parents snd visitors. They were: Mrs Lu­ sented during half time. • ft ft cille Stone, Mrs. Estelle LawWadie Ruth C u m m i n g s son, Mrs. Lizzie M. Green, | name was omitted from the Mrs. Ida Harrington, Mrs. list of reigning beauties in Lucille Brown, Mrs. Willie la»t week's column. She is Durham, Mrs. Francis Na­ ‘ Miss Cheerleader.” Lets end dine Williams, Annie Huth by saying; Kickoff today for Robinson, Edith Sanders. Mrs Clayton, Rev. N. A. Watson, Victory Tomorrow. Luui.se U. Foster, president Mrs. H. Huth Starke. Mrs. and organizer of the Seminole J. C. ItiagUng, MUI F. It. County Hi’ C Alumni Chapter, Reid, Mrs. Sarah M. Bass, represented her group at Mrs. Lizzie Sanders, Mr. Wil­ Bethurie L'ookman's home­ liams, Mrs. Leola Harden, coming game. Mrs. Foster Mrs. Wiliielming Harris, Rev was third runner-up in the A. A. Fields ami Mrs. Wilma "Miss Alumna” contest. She Coleman, was attired in a black suit The assembly program wu> (Jackie Kennedy style) with a grand success class «twnmatching accessories; and sor is Mrs. S. If. ltlacksheare • • • rode in a tbftt convertible gold ‘ Cadillac. Her weekend was PTA ol Crooms High School most enjoyable, she said. will meet .Monday at 8 p.nt, The pastor and members Principal H. L. Douglas is of Greater New Mount 7,oln urging all parents to attend. Missionary Baptist Church Report cards will be availwill celebrate Women’s Day able so they can see their at 3 p m. Sunday. Mrs. children's first six weeks Clara hinglton. of Leesburg, grades. Conferences on pupil will be the guest speaker. progress will convene before The public is cordially invit­ the regular meeting. ed to attend this program by PTA of Goldvhoro Elemen­ Mrs. Bernice Bellamy, secre­ tary School will have its tary. Mrs. Fannie Bailey, monthly meeting Tuesday at cha rman and Rev. W. II. |7:39 p. m. Principal II. to Hagtey, pastor. Heine is asking all parents •* * * ; to be present. Cards will he Crooms High Library Club given out for the purpose of tills it* slate of ui.icer> fur leliiag parents see their chil­ the 13C3-CI school year: dren’ s progress for the first President. E-l-lie Jackson; *U weeks. Also, conferences vice president. 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The first attempt, Monday Bight, was called off because of troubles at the launching pad. Another try Tuesday Bight was thwarted by foul weather before the countdown started. The Air Force's goal is to Install tile two moonlets — dubbed "Vela Hotel" or "Vela High Altitude” — Into circular orblta GO.WX) miles above earth. The satellites are equipped with X-ray and gamma ray detectors to watch for and re­ port on nuclear explosions in apace. .Scientists arc confi­ dent they can patrol billions •f cubic miles of spare by re­ mote control. Sensors aboard the aatclUlci reportedly could spot a nuclear blast at ills tancca ot up to 200 million miles. Mr. Frederick Van Rurm Connell, 73, of Forest Stiert, Windermere, died at his hum. Tuesday night. A native of Scranton, Pa., he had lived In Windermere for It! year*. Hu was a re­ tired mechanical engineer, Survivors are his wife. Mr*. Edith Stewart I ’(Mini'll of Windermere, formerly of San­ ford; a brother, Cdr. Frank Connell of Orinda, Calif, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Forrest Catehel of Sanford. Service* will he held at ‘J-Jtll Ji.m. Thursday at llrlmnin Fu­ neral Home with Dr, Fred Nelson officiating. Burial will he Lake View Cemetery, III llllllll LARGE JUICY GRAPEFRUIT. as; EACH PNII IXTftA ! 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MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS . • * •> 4 ' ‘ » ( ! •- > •' s •' (■■■••■njtillt tOll 41 • « « « ■ • * * CAMAY SOAP EACH • • • • CMC* »TAMF% m I HAIR SPRAY CAMAY SOAP o QAfrT SlZt 83c Cl A M SiZE 79c C h o c o la t e N u g g e t s 4 7 c , •I �Tax (yawn) Cut The prepress of President Ken­ nedy’s j 11-billion tax cut measure through Congress has been curious nt almost every stage. It never really has had the popular steam-hehiml-it that one might expect for the most sweeping tax reduction plan in a generation or more. To be sure, it has passed the House. And it would very likely win a favorable Senate vote if it could, in 1903, get past the roadblocks of hostile committee chairmen and time-consuming civil rights legisla­ tion. But if the public clamor had been great enough the tax bill could well have become law long before this, it never developed. One can hardly believe that the idea of having more money in the wallett has lost appeal for the Amer­ ican citizen. if he is as money-hungry as oft­ en pictured by his detractors at home and abroad, why did he not beat on tiie lawmakers’ doors to de­ mand passage of the massive cut? Tiie answers can be only tenta­ tive. For one thing, the real admini­ stration argument for tiie lax re­ duction is subtle and complex. The citizen, acting through his repre­ sentatives, is asked to approve cuts which materially increase the fed­ eral deficit — in order to increase prosperity ami thereby multiply jobs. ’ I’.al in tiie ordinary mind deficits ami prosperity do not go together. There is no sign tiie Kennedy admini­ stration tias sold lhis notion effect­ ively. 11 is easy to believe tin* nppoiienis oi tin' b|j| made leal load- Peter Edson Political Notebook way with arguments that reduction has to be linked with comparable cuts in federal spending. Sophisticated specialists in public finance keep saying that a governmcnt-ljiidget-is-uothing bke-rt-family budget and therefore that it is fo o l­ ish to insist that the same kind of careful balancing is required in the public sphere. Here again, however, the feeling grows that this idea is not widely accepted or perhaps understood by the general public. Tiie fine-spun theories of public finance experts seem apart from tiie everyday budg­ et realities of the average citizen. It is also possible that among those citizens — and lawmakers — who can follow the administration argument without difficulty there are some who just don't think it is realistic. They may believe that tiie cut won't stimulate the economy as sug­ gested. Or they may feel that the steadily rising cost of government makes a climb out of a projected deeper deficit trough very unlikely even after several years have passed. On top o f all these conjectures must be added another. The hurt to the economy from persisting unem­ ployment is neither great enough nor sufficiently widespread to affect personally more than a fair percent­ age of tiie American people. .Millions and millions have steady employ­ ment. To thrill tin* whole tax cut plan may seem not only unwise but uiinecesf ary. Somewhere amid tlie-e **|N,ciiialions lies an explanation for the odditv that in ItMkt the biggest lax nil projhis*',| in nian> moons lias stinvd almo->l la. p. onlar < xeiti nient. WASHINGTON' fNE AV — to find the work week reduc­ If you’re n little fuzzy nn Just ed." ’IVtlfl t~ V : *$. niTFigir- nrni’ -unt*. On foreign aid, the policyme.stie policies are at the mo­ o f cracking down on friendly ment. don't let it worry you countries that become un­ Vndt learned tli u same Je*Us It* i fiaphr 1.1 in Ihp fi*’4|>r*j of \t.ittli*'\v «r Oiuptn il in lb* marvel I'of tin s both found bn**k of Murk. tb.it It (Missiltlr lit b< lint I .ir fh'-ri* you « ill find tluil pupil la r tn r t.mi pritlr*** i lulnU* nri^hborn j»cuffv*l ut Mini trmhi.il |»rihtiitr Nutr enatil' vetoed lint plan and llii* Htltli* (Mh^iitlt1 brhiw niut lint tlii’oln^iciil ability juat b»»are now seeking lo keep in rn^brinr it f*»r all lrop***r«*# . aiiM* b»* fra*l vriuwn up uith bound* the growing resent­ ik liir r am! itllitr iimfrtt* th*m a;* n boy. It not tbu (In* cap* utvr'» ment among their people for *xi»lira I mrii. ^1 r il i r n I atiil tn ! ’ thoy nnk*«| ilisiUilufuDy Hrlil.tl CiilIrKr**. until lu'lir! more direct action King's GA i. <J i . t. \nti f J » ni ml u bi ti Jr uh trim! tu proneh in suggestion of » Phn*tmus hi-* frnrm* town. 112, tn \**ry t.ilrntiMl ■!*« tur. buying strike at a Hieliiiintul "I4 not hia mot hr r mil**! Hut In* want hi* tmvnufolk meeting of Negro I, a-!ci» * t. lim y ] Ami bi^ b r u t h r i n, tu «all him ‘ \i*•Iy. f •it fl it a counter-proposal to call.* tor ti r* hU vanit y t*» f» cl popular J.tin*4 mol JnArph, an*! Simon a it at ion wide work stnpp.U' aml J111fun ? iiml Hi'II IlkimI* ami for communii at nn> lie St hr t' tr* lilt** a tavnii sin*1 “ An! Ina iUlern, art* th**y up* iii major titles i,y means tilth i-I tit ink.i ft-r vv»’t>1iniy. ir*t all wit!* u-iT VVhrnw tlirn oi lying in demonstratinns a: Ihrnr IU t i vin|iafiinti* will tb»*n slap atl* thil Ilian all airport*, »t.uions, bus terint tli ill*.'4?'* him «oi tbt* bark ami i*Ari‘ly*1 n-' ‘ and <-n highways I huT, 111* v lll4bt'lluvril Jr,4Ur*, him tii ■Ii*fifIt, n* it weft** The Kennedy Adntinislraio i hii-i finally »-tair*l: Ihit, hIlift, vvbrfi thr will i’* of " " " l,f course bad r.minnt\ proplirt 1.4 not WIllooH hi * I...... ittmnnb‘ 4 i:*u rni h*T‘-d it sell to passing new i vtl ally ill to on*’ »*f IIn ti *I*11i» "it li**imr, -4*i‘vr it* ki4 *iwn roun It. Ill* laws th year ludore tii‘» 11.4 * nut K ’ uut oper iluut. ti y. tiful in Inn on it lot11,it* • e Birmingham d l s n s t e i I If Vnd fbr Hibla W'idrt that thry by "Aiuly" Jttnl rail strong reaction a ■airtst tha' ;H 4 (■I’tiir will* U * l I 4 i II 1 I* »* I* an roubl n**i |i«r f o r tn event in tin* Nortli and We.t tm f itfitI tli*, urnI vvlt»i turn l.i'pt mt-: lily hinthi Ibrfif brr auHi increased Pon.’ ri-S'.on.il *un thrill *"» billy ill Iliin' I» fi*ttII o| tlirll lildw'llrf, |mrt for strnngiT .is ,, a iii*im.. “ \||*I 11*' |Jr 1.4) niuivrllrtl U l.L MrvctVhn- ■ a l Reptlbliean* and Delimirais, K«r in nsi vnivrw'vru v, j•* *i• 3U6T errrvjr ’ m owaEXNGS.LAO^ 1 WASFILLCnll/i-jiS V , however Vnd pressure on the will ifr’Hvrt tho w ry ft bn*!* lircauM* ot thi'ir unbt'lirf " S*i r\rn rb n -t tlirnivlf ion t wouLnn’T DtvoLct v.'h m Tut; voa VIITMCANOjU'U. CA's ore a m / ) n v/,\ , Vlmmisiration li» make n ami * v* rv fortnrr b* m. ? » rn COMTAirlED/—- N o -UW-ESPECIALLY lo'thrd In It.uf 11 that vimlu*' wh.i friiVr h II ii V V I' t I tlli'TP « i I v *'1 i ' ' I hilt > tougher also increased TCJ THt AtADAW?— TCAD.XCAM, ' A fVOIA V fu11111i;ti l t f r y fo‘§i frllow rtt ...... iiw _I AUGM tF 1 /t^r-vg.-sjL ) r. : ■ t i , HEAR Ml.............. RWTWI^RING laibliyists fur a strong law are tn I f i all* *1 fry fit>t natut*' * i/rni, 11*liit • » n piaii'i piofraI fr 1 4 i-» tfi a \i mi * \ fi|. I ■ • • • I calf tC G k iS ^ f IT W A on u cO W lB ll ■ / concentrating on winning new I..A-; At a- jk'-j / — <1 toOt-O E h e As K, /i '"77°. , 1 siuoiil diatidinic I*■ • > • ! froloisy that nbouM !• *' support from Midwestern Sen «AY IT WAG WAO A t o * OP BOOK'S, HJOkTA.__X/_ TO A f l - --------«A Y n And that it vkhnt Am!> (TP.iiKKdt tAuirfrt t*» nil roll*1 v *t m I i til < aturs of both parties They SOMME RAPE EOlTtOtW -*-»•NO? Irani* d, to lot lotrruar, for in B A T H /, m t<> a tty prof*,»Mon, GH AtAY AOK TO ter AD TUtM .' ■ire appealing to local religi hU Vi*fry d r4irr Io h« urofuly —. 3CNL, L, VdBAT WBAV r f~ , v 1oils le ol.Ts iJiere to tnfllienee , \vhrlhiT tlmt )Hi I* |t* t ( ! It 1 , |tni'lldlv U'ltlr bit nripfrbori, OH ML V.b r ~ ( ' A ' < t* * < binir, mt 'In-M H’ or Inn Iheir iep re.entatives in M i»h -O v . .Ay Ut rn la lb** n vIn in, attii* *1 Vndy I-,-' min Ii of ln» medical tngton pr* itiiff! \« of this week Civil Biglil* tirirfly: 1U fii'jr hnltja trii^ ir If you pi'rfrill p«'op|i» tn rail strategist* s.iv they exi- -t at A. Ui Intm 4 u f f it*t*4» f *if wu hlivr least Licit While House help you fry your fn.it ntiiitr, in « frp m!* Mill a timihir 4«x i<*in in pcrsoniu'l toward In. uding an FhT’t' lnt» r *rijii** fU j t!»nl tj|u* provision at the lot - If (In n Hirii fr* a i<*» rail***! *Vt I * ,. btifrtKV l*» lb*' together they succeed in ju-rlM uhiiin Ilu<y tin NUl vail .4 i'*<44 iiiLirtt not I**’ ri'JiiriKl to iii* fi a I'orimifin ilntiimbmt*>r breaking tin- expern-d s..n by bin firnl tuitnv! '. . ♦ 7 5 Tbal fv not 4o tm*' in Uai rr* 11*\t•l of fininUiur Uy 11*iiI. hm i* Hum filibuster and hringtng , rail in* n hamlt iliur fi» ! I but calk<I by bi« fnut name. the measure to a vote. If hi* •*fiipb*y«4 don't wnnl f e 1\%lo’it it voiui‘4 t** pmf* ^ioiml 7 /y \ b*t a-y.: |A ilb p****pli* liiivtf im*r« ro- t o 1 1* litn f f i r n m l , a t *|*fr* t fur tlioju uf whom tlu*y 11***111 rail biro “ Ctiiuf" **r i I M x* ^ ■ \ **(‘uplain/* but not "Jim ” or *taml in awr, AbOUT n .H O /iS * , or “ I*. t « " Am! if ivy u*m! !*» I* TitHr t Ii** ' \f So 4rtiiI fi*» my ‘T ru ll f*>r prentiu** of tb**i'v Wllh v&houi lb Mil Ui»< bran thvy im* <iii th*1 intimaf*- b rim l.(iipb*>••*-* f*»*1 hmiiloyr*/ Wi there ir« irnllc iiiftl by Ufi« of firit * tli"lo4111if il frllljf Ntl|Ill|KMl» I*!|Hu^tbiiiitl** nh«i n*» n»irr • Tin y hup rmH ip* , p1u4 ’20 rriiH. i(**oi* **! I fravii frill mui wifyi i,. rtu.l pi »1 * vital lor Hocturt if yon Hi'itbt th»* nr* urii* y »*f I frev diet cmintrv. rt nt. that statintirnt, tl" n march on M mi ginnery >d aimed at iminobi umg tie Stale nt Vi.ibaiii.i Marlin Lu­ ther King Jr. and hts Iteut Ins. |ha I tail-id ()lTK BOARDING HOUSE T/W l W U' a 1 !!ii Sanford, Flnridn • 11« If % I % I** ly to go I,*» pt i n • it J %>II 4||||t U 1Ixl II li|wlr»e*. M.t w r 2 l P 4HIHI » i i i,n m « t I- I M,| »*-» I II I \»% %III I ill I M. CirruWUrm VI •r, « vr « l 1141 I t i m 1 0 4 llutllf |lrl|*frr» ri i4 III fl % Tl 4 Mill 4rnilMfi|r <Ulinlf %|| ll|hrr 1 i D(> t Y , « r s u .1 t Y * »r i 00 4 M o n t h i 4 i 4 4 \| (fp i n : ; >ih* } **? i l Di) 1 M on U i t <K) 1 M H 1‘ * C4l T l# « a U t k o n t pro% iM * lit At dill fit 4 i l mi ( » c r ip : iun# bt ' in j U ir k E 'ml * r « 1 1 1 w .- .n z l d m 11 i - ’ir i) . H o r l .J T A l l * r *1.1 l * 11 ilr - :1 * l i-tuai ti m * p n nt*»xi1 in V a rri4 1 : O c t o b e r 17. 1 4 ! J 41 1114 P a . u id ;l « r t l i , .V et o f *L*o n -*■ ^■1 of >1 .*> ’ h. f n f Ch# 1' n ! t f 1 r r#«# w Tfr’ O f* » fs* Ch* U ' * f r t t p u b l i c i i i t ' tl *»f A ll *0 4 IOC h t i« ium *P e r |iAlt of jkrty ro**#f‘ |jl rr m or «>ly«rtUtng of f u r l | | t r 4 l l Hi.I f t>* r •l»r(jiiJiienti In in) i 'i l l P i nul wr111ftit p■f ini a11wn *j f ! Si» tMi-bli«her uf Tli* t wliU t>< In tivtiSaAi or firm rvaponi*n.»t« ‘ if v iit». J*t * t <t# laf r inginis v<a Tli* Harafrl a c u»r j i M i (Uhl# for -I * *-iC Ul"l-r *>.» !|tr I‘u 1 •1- I I ' i .' .I- v ^t* ^f ini pu^«kaia«4 3*4.41 14/ >/ T- ’i # 4 . Cbiuuna* VII • M - h i Ml-- Klit -r I I I I I I % I 4II411H IMitor VEGETABLE PLANTS Sure I know about II I’m part of tills orgnmrnti it so ,khy „,1<„ l|,|,l*t , ktl„ w it ? \Vlint do 1 4»y—that it> trrrddi* ? Mnriaifrr rainy Strngel nf ifr« Ni?w York fiKk***! to r«immvnt on lfr*» i**um!4 IK Kan in losin g Ht rvnk. -------T M -'. Svt*.*av.-*.»< I M*.fl rol|.*k*#. hy tfirU, nay ! And the i^n 1.4 b*i>». Just tell us how much m o n e y y o u n e e d to meet all your seasonal expenses. Phono tor prompt.courleoussctvice! OVh’ H T. YKARS \t first A I'almetlo (A lu n g s id e old past o f lt r e j Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furniture • Tile • I'ianoa • flen ta l Iled a 'lilt* (tl I s I VNt l t NG • ( \N III. >( IM IIRLD WITHIN In I MI S • • • DIMES IN n> MINI IT s M l I ' t I M t (llMlIt >(• \ I- \\D W A IF It ( L E W I I* Onlv I’aint HI DI NG W it It r o w |;n flrn p ev illr N u rsery JZ2I Grape*ill* Ave. F \ 2-PHSS “ Seotts Dealer" FINANCE SERVICE, IN C. o f S a n fo r d ••• *’« •* .TA 24612 : . ..,.. Ci-u.. .. t J *K l ■,»■x A «.l BY \lt W T K K CONST 1U fCTION COM PAN Y Custom Building Our Specialty Alsu ( m lie 'I m tcil I,.**110 D iffe re n t ( 'd o rs Mary Carter Paints 209 U . 1st S I KITCHENS G EN ER A L t^ t ELECTRIC WKITTKN I N( O N D I I I O N A I . Situated mi lame Individually lund.-tcnped lots Feature* indude ecntrul lic.it. and air eumtitiuiiiii« MODERN I V —-.Tli III General O ffict 'Jll $600 NOW KKADY! I'K K K ! • IT.M IOO l" 4 0 0 ' II 1 4 1 • 0(1 %9 ■0 } 21 Mflftlhf/ Paim tnli $ /.oo I l 00 1 i on 1H CO ?4 00 3 : oo CnlilniK** — llrnrntli tn tilifln w e r — Ttim nln NEW One CivPi Vo* P- • .4 * ,; w p, t lo a n s up to (INK HI AT NO UIUI* lltiv One (ial. — IDT w m sa m o a V77U In terio r \e rv lie l.a te v fa in t Keijybhor* nn* peopl* vhri when the party next if or that they v^eivn’t mviteti to i* (foiniff tn end. tz e m ’4 w Rol Hide <»•i nr# fr ii |i|ofl'NKOf b 1 hy tin .».t.k < - * Wed., OetnlnT l*», 1DOT k« « p \mu idf m 4 4h*w alt ffr«* fifii** i >*m r»r Ilk**- UI II4 stiiU-ments liecutise they are >,l,,r A frw from it lut» r thift wim to fruit tlmt tbr ntl mmi.itration still wanted bot!i th14 year. ft. Kvrr #inr«i tha UM»0 rampnik'u, hrniH'dy him nminluini*«l thut fro wii4 n|i|Hi*ii<l t«i the AFUCIO plan for « nodimir work week tu incrt'iiae employ inrlil. K* itm>r at Palm Sptln^ji uf* tir a itM-ummi, ov«*rtmio nonpolltieul work wi't'k riimpttlKtlinic fur re rlretlon, tlis UmiiWe usk you to pray for ns. drnt nnnounred, “ VVeVs kr**iit|i yes, fur us, for wa lire stilt filled with eonsternadiill and fear at our elevation to the uptennt jumtifieaie , , , — S’optv I’nul VI o|ipnsiiiK the Kennedy govern merit. But I will tell you th.it ' if tho Kc|inhliritn* win the n e x t preitdeutiiit election, tlu-v will suddenly .i . suiih- m *|M>u*llnllty and liegm to n-k fur caution. And 1 uni pretty sure tlmt the Democrats would then lu-gin to ask f r nil invasion. — Fidel t astro. Barbs I h M l M * *,||| I1U, » III ( I*ft %Ml IM hi (Mil il Mit Quotes ib (iilit §au1fur: Pnge l-.V - -Tim whole-situ all in adds-vtj to irrevocable, iron-clad poU icy with a built-in, two-way and wait a minute. friendly la now so confused stretch to give it flexibility. All proclaim are i object to you ran’t make heads or tails chance without notice and you of it. Take these eases: may have to unleurn every­ — Indonesia grts in a row thing new you learn, tubsti- with Britain ami the new Fed­ tutinc for It something newer. eration of Malaysia. The U S. This has happened Half a cuts off turlhcr aid to Indon­ dozen time- on hig issues in esia. This fits the pattern of (O R A L GARI.ES <UPI»-s the last fortnight. As At announced policy. Unhappy University of Miami £mith said, ” l.et's look at the — When President Nga Pinh lianced llurricami record"; Diem of Viet Nam or more students I. As of mid-September, you specifically hi* brother and. football Poach Andy (itistaf[ eon Id write it in boxcar tetter* * isYer.jn.lii w —be c a a to upset ■'i" n 1,1 rffi«V 1 Monthat the United Stales was II, S. policies in Southeast day Miami lost its second gama committed to getting u man on Asia anti make dirty rtmks the moon before the Russian* about American second lieu­ of the season Friday night to Imid never mind the cost. tenant*. congressmen demand­ Louisiana Slate. Tho crowd Then tiie President spoke at ed that aid he suspended. But boned when Don Pifra tried a lilt-yard field goal with l.Sill the United Nations mid sur­ it wasn’t. prised everyone m his admin­ — Wtu'ii Dominican Republic leading :t-0 and 'j;:t'j left in istration by saying that the generals gave a heave-ho to the game. Clfru missed. t buckled G u stafso n , " S tru n g United States and Russia •loan Bosch— the first demo* should co-operate in spine to eraticaIly elected president to 'thrci hr."" in " » «»'•*. I m il ? I l l ;it' ■ •4 t m p r m ’iipiitptf. 1it save money. W it!i|4|»urii*tl by lb** II. *m*n *2, Until recently, it was 11*24—nit! witi» promptly i’ut fact it may be u national rec­ Ameiieun policy to have no ,,ff j,n.( American ambassador ord. "D oes anybody know wha trade with Communist coun­ John Barilo Martin was called did it ? Wax it faculty vu atudr tries -except Yugoslavia and home. cut* '* I'ul.ind if il would do them But now Itie Dominican mil­ Gustafson will retire na any good. itary junta lias issued a strong But today deals me cook­ statement in support of I S* •oin li at tin' completion o f the ing to sell surplus wheat not opposition to Fidel Castio's season to become the univer. only to Russia Iml al-n to the Cut,a. So tin* betting is about sily's fulltime athletic dircosatellites mid may hi* even Red even that. Dm new provisional tor. Chinn. Even (’ongiess seems government will mum lie hack to tie going along on this. on Ihe dole, if a proposed Sen­ It Since the test lain treaty ate mvetligutmn doesn't stop yyiis signed, there lias heen a move on m Washington *n cut down II. S forces in Europe UtSIIINGTDN MI1N l IMF. NT luu-HUse IttHsiil was being so Tiie monuittt'ni to George friendly they wouhlnT Its* Washington in Rjltuuerc, needed. Mil., was first lo he st.-irteil, West German Foreign Min­ tint w.is not first to tie com­ (A N tin m ritr 1n Hr. ister lici hntd S, In oeder made pleted Tins distinction goes l ranr in ran* of lliin nr»M a huery up visit to Washing to the monument between ton, however, niul then it was |Mp* r, r m ItKiiiir a loin? Frederick and Ihigcr.stovvn, announced in Bonn that the near Itoonslmro. Mil. Al.Mi!pr«l, adiiir*tMa«l rmriopr l'. S. would nut cut European am! 20 rrat* tn r m r r Ij l»- forces. inii am! print ini? o k Ia wlirn J, All summer long, tin loti *rtul for nnr nf hi4 * krrunaly administration has insisted it wauled liotli n las ImniIi ItIa. ) rut lull ami a civil rights lull ____________KT. 1935___________ enacted this year. But after the last White House confer­ \ [//VrUffAAfCf A r A S A V IN G V ence with congressional lead­ ers, tlu-y iinmitmeeil that civil rlghta r.hould come first, and You ».•« fh* IlMpnldu wns that If Congrcot couldn’t pass l i t Su. r,iimr(ti> for 11n invasion of a lax rut this year, It would v e ilin g running ntml un next Pnhn nml mid iniiklug iwllicose Imvo 1‘ ltnne FA 2-0811 Worry Clinic Pace Stepped Up P nf Gus 'Hanged' Three Times Helen Fuller Soys WASHINGTON — The lat it not been for the bomb kill e*t Birmingham bombing ings of the Birmingham clot clian psl more than Ills' facade dren that Mew probably would o f the* frith Street church it luxe continued to prevail. destroyed N e g r o leaders Since the bombing, however, have stepped up the pace of those who advocate taking their Civil Hi-lids revolt in the Negro case directly into order to slay ahead of their the streets hy mass demonangry followers. And the Strattons arc again m the Kennedy Administration U ascendancy. The fear among moderatepushing for more stringent new Civil Hights laws than it minded Civil Bights trader.* previously sought from tins is that the demonstrators will not draw the line for long Congress. \fter the August Freedom between non-violent marching March on Washington, the and picketing and massive plan of tin* demonstrators civil disobedience of the kind ’ that erupted in India when was p) go home work on tint less dramatic Mahatma Ghattdi t lollowers business of increasing Negro grew frustrated in their long registration and voting Mo­ fight for independence from derate leaders of the move­ the British l iii mediately fullnwm.: the ment insisted |li,it ihe surest wav lor Negroes to extend Setft. R> killings III 11.rilling their rights as citizens l< ham the more rad,cal student through the ballot Utx. Had wing of the Negro r>-t<dt urg- These are only a few many examples. FA -*-JD« �i j i r '- s s s w V f u t i » A — O c t i f , 1968 S ID E G L A N C E S B y Galbraith Leg al N otice Le g a l N otice Leg al Notice »inou comr in t h e e n t e r r r c o r w r n in t b i en ter it rsTRT o r ABO FOR 4KR1BOLK COUX. THE NINTH JUDICIAL (THCCTT o r ABO FOR l l b t . TT. r t O M S A . bo eb c o n m r . Florida , T i w h in It i t f n u m : c r a n c r r t bo . i m h Til* Seminal* County B s ir i TEACHERS INSURANCE AMD FIRST X A T I O X A L CITT N x u rrr a s s o c ia t io n or of Adjustment will hold * A AMERirA. a Now T o r t oar- BANK. TRUSTEE OEXERAL public hearing to determine paratlon EMPLOYEES BENEFIT th* possibility «r granting * Plaintiff, TRUST of* d*t*4 hi « f Jan­ ipaclal exception In ■ R*1 uary L B H ■on* to permit tbo removal of at. Plata tilt KTUK THOMAS PREVTX PR. dirt to b« tOpiOAOd w 1 th fill • I ux. •o tbo following deecrlbad Defend* at*. PHILIP S. MORTOR. ML, ** property raquaated bp Do* ug, m n r a t r at rr W itt Hunter: Rlocli I and T tm PTATE OP FLO RID A DafasdantA part* or • and it, Ruteell* TO I Kyt* Thnmai Praro. Jr., A<1.In. to Ft. flood. B o n d OF BUTT IN 111! Wither* Aranu*. Public hearing will bo bold RORTOAGK FORBCLOfrRR Norfolk. Virginia, In tbb County Cotnmleelonera TOl PHILIP D. MORTON. JID. Margarat T. Pravw. hi* Room, Coart Raua*. Sanford had LIXDA AX X I MOB* wife, Florida, on October 11, 1111 TOM. hi* w « * t i l l Wlthtra Avonu*. at Till P, M. or aa boon tboroRRSIDRNCBi Norfolk. Virginia. attor aa poaalblo. CODLEOEPAL* Tou are hereby notified tbat Seminole County Board at TENNESSEE a ault baa b«*a filed agmlnxt Adjustment Tou ar* hereby notified that By William C. Halback. you In th» abora antltlad a Complaint to foreclot* * cauil, and that you ar* requir­ Chairman ed la fit# your answer with certain mortgag* encumber­ Publlob Oct. 11. l i l t th* Clark of thl* Court and ing th* tallowing deecrlbad CDX-M to aarr* a copy thtrtof upon raa! property, ta-wlts Lot ID OAKLAND ICD IA tha plaintiff or plaintiff** ataccording to th* plat u m c ir c u it c o u r t o r torntya, whoa* nam* and adthtrtof aa recorded la T ttr i m n r t n i n u c i r ­ dresi I* Jannlnaa. Watta, Plat Book 11. Paget 11 and c u it o r a n d rota ar.wt. Clarke ar. I Hamilton. 1144 SI, Publla Record* of i i i l r c o n n . n .n a i i M , Darnltt National Bank BuildSarntaola County, Florida, r m u R a r to . ixui Ins. Jacksonville 1. Florida, r r n iT x a t i o x a l e r r r not later than Xorombar tt. ha* bean filed agalnat you la th* *bev*-atyl*d ault. and rag BANK. T R U S T E E BORO. ltlt. If you fall ta do ao a WARNER CORPORATION dtcra* pro contaaao will bt ar* required I* aarv* • copy your Anawtr or *th*r CONTRIRUTORT R E T I R E - entered agalnet you for th* af MENT INCOME TRUBT XO. I. relief demanded In th* com- Pleading ta th* Complaint o * PlalntltFa attorney*. ANDER­ UNDER AGREEMENT DATED plaint. Thl* eult le to foreRUSH, DEAN DOWNMARCH 1, 1911. clsee a mortgage. Th* real SON. Plaintiff property proceeded ngalnat le: DBS S van dan HERO. >11 Dot 10. Block R, SUNDAXD Eaat Central Avenue, Orlande, edp K A n n w o x and i c a i r ESTATES, a lubdlrlalan Florida, and rtl* th* arista*} HARR IRON, h i t Wi rt, according t* a plat there- Anawar ar ethar Pleading In Defendant* af, recorded In Plat Book th* offlca af Ih* Clerk af the 11. page* 14 to 11 of th* Circuit Court on or before th* notice o r s«i.i: Public Record) o f Semi­ Ilth day of November, 1)43. NOTICE IS HEREBY CUVIt you fall la do ao. a dtern* nole County, Florid*. EX that nn th* Uih day of TVITNESH tny hand and th# pra confaitu will b* taken Ontobar III) at 11:11 A M at agalnat you for th* ralltf de­ tha mam door of th* Court •eal af aald Court at Sanford, manded In tha Complaint. Haoa* of ftemtnol* County, at Florida, thla l«lh day of Oct­ Thla Nolle* aha!! b* publtahSanford, Florida, th* under- ober. t i l l . ad one* a weak far feur eonalgnad Clark will of.tr for (•KADI aecutlv* week* I* th* Sanforl Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, atl* to tht highest amt beet Clerk of th* circuit Court Herald. MJJer far c-tth Hit following DATED thl* 10th day at liy: Martha T. Vlhlan datcrlbtd rtal pr >perti: October, t ill. Daputy Clark Dot : i . OAKLAND IIH.1V). (SEAL) according to tht plat Jinnlnga. Watte, Clark* Arthur 1L Beckwith. Jr thtrtof at recorded In Plat A Hamilton Clark af Circuit Court Book 11. Paata II and II, Barnett National Bank BIJf. Ryi Martha T. Vlhlaa Public Rteordt of Seml- Jacksonville 1, Florida Daputy Clark Publleh Oct. 14, U, is a, Not. nol* County, Florida, And*r*on, llutli. Dean. together with all structural, I. ! » « . Lowndta A van den nerg Imiif vveinentt. fixture*. appli­ Cb.v-ti Attorney! and Counaellort *1 ance*. and appurttnancaa on Low ■aid land or uaad in aanjuncNOTtCR T O DEFEND 111 Eait Central Boulevard llun therewith. THE O TITE OF FLORIDA TO, Pott Office Baa n i l Thli tala It mad* purtutnl CJEORGE PUOH and ORA Orlando, Florida to final de.-ng of forecloeur# DDU PIMII r*l»nhon* SI1-4ISI enterad In Chancery act|.ui x „ > »i’ *e ’ Six < i; Publleh l*ct. 14. S3, 1« A Nov. lu ll now pending In th* Ootavllle, T*iineea** Circuit Court of and for rieuilTou. and each of you. ar* I. 1)43. nolo County. Florida. h*reb7 notified that ault hat CDN-34 DATED thl* Uih day at been filed against you In tha Circuit Court of Seminole IN TT1B CIRCUIT COURT OF October. 1)11. County, Florida. In Chancery, TDK NINTH JUDICIAL CIH(BEAD) Arthur If. Rtckwlth. Jr, an abbreviated title of which c u r r IN AND FOR * 43411* Clark of t)i* Circuit court I* Firet Federal Saving* and N(11.13 i n l A T I . FLMHIDI. Loan Aex.alatlun of Hemltiole IB CIIABIHRT BO. 13(tU*-LI Hyt Martha T. Vlhith *'ounty. a corporation. Plain­ At At A ANDERSON. Deputy Clark. puintite, tiff, ve. i it->raa Pugh *nd Ora ANDERSON, RUSH, DEAN. Pugh. *t at, Defendants DOWN DEB * ran dtn HERO I*)u EDWIN H. ROVBT and JUT»T the natur# , f u ig lu t» Attorneys for Plaintiff ROXHT. hi* wtta, IRIS LAM­ 111 Eaat Central Boularard a ault ta fortcHe* that certain BERT and QUENTIN LAMmortgag* dated Marc). C. DC; Orlando, Florida and of record In Official R*. UnnT, her huahand. Publleh Oct II. 1*41 Defendant*. cord* Hook HI, png* |jj, CUN-14 Semitic!* County Public Re- BDTifK n r rtiR E U n a iR M eorde, encumbering th* follow­ SALK NT i’LEUk OF CIRCUIT ib t h e circuit court o r ing detcrlbad real proparty, COURT THE NINTH Jl DICIAL l IN- ta-wit * Xottra la haraby glean mat e r r r o r Florida , in and D-l Tl. of QUEENS MIR- th* undtrelgnad ARTHUR H. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, BOR SOUTH REPEAT AI>- BIXrKWITII. J R , Clerk of th* IN CHABC 41114 BO. 113T3 DITION TO CABKKDBBH- Circuit Court of ttemlnol* THE BROOK DTN SAVlNOh BY. FLORIDA. Seminole County. Florida, will, on tha B a n k , * Near York corpora­ Countr. Florida, according 3tet lay of October 1))S. at tion. to plat thereof recorded In 11:0) A. M, at th* Front daor Plat Book 11. paga 14, of of th* Seminal* County courtPlaintiff, tht Publle Record* of hnute. In th* City of Sanford, ▼alemlnol* County, Florid*, Florida offer for aal* and aetl EMMETT SUMNER C O B D E and GEORUIK E. COUDK, hie and you ar* hertby required at publla outcry to th* high* lo fllr your aneaer in *al,l e*t and btet bl tder for caali, wlf* Et *L. with tha Urtderalgned the following deecrlbad pro­ Defendante. enlt Clerk of eald Court and to perty *ltuat*d In ttemlnol# TOi EMMETT SUMNER CO­ •err* a copy thereof ut»>n the County Florida, to-wlti BLE and OEOROIE E. PlalnllfF* attorney. who,* Let 13. Baglnnlng t i l l COBDE. hi* wlf*, nima and addreii appear b*. f*a* Waat and *1 feet *11 Itnm* Avenu* low, on or before tn* III), North af th* Southeast Aehboro. North Carolina d»> of November, H43, and In corner of th# Southw**t t o . All unknown hair*, de­ default thereof Decree Pro *i of Faction ll-ia -IJ , viate*. g r a n t * * * as­ O n fe o o will b* entered Kcmlhol# County. Florid*, signee#, llervore, credtlore, agilntt you thane* run North 131 feat, truateea or other claim­ W T N E lW my hand and of­ BVeat 103 fiat. South III ant*. e l a l m l n by. ficial teal *1 th* County f#*:. Eaat tot loot w • through, on ler or afalnet Caurthoua*. Sanford, Semin­ point af beginning, EMMETT SUMNER CO­ ole County. Florida 4th day pureuent to tha final Saerow BDE and OEOROIE Z of October. 1*11. nr fortclotur* entered tn a COBDE. Me wife, who (BEAL* rae* pending tn eald Court, may bt dead and not Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr, the aiyla of which I* Alma known tn b* dead or aClerk Anderton. Plaintiff ve. Edwin llve, and atl unknown By: Martha T. Vlhlan. II. Roxhy and Judy Roxbr. hi* partita and elalnunit D. C. wlf*. irla Lambert and Quarthaving ar claiming any Fhtlllp H. Lagan tin Lambert, her huabaad, do*right, till* ar Intaraat ■hlnholaar and Logan hat Na. IJIH-C. In and ta th* property Firet Federal Building WITNESS my hand and o f­ Involved In thl* caue*. I*. O. Boa ITU ficial teal af aald Court Hilt Reel len.-es Unknown. Sanford. Florida llth day of October, lift. TOU. AND EACH OF VOU. Attorney for Plaintiff ar* hereby notified that a Publleh Oct. I. 14. Id. JO, i ll) ISEADI Arthur K. Beckwith. J r . Bill of Complaint to Pure- c d .v . j: *1 Clark at th* Circuit Court alee* Mortgage hai been filed Seminole Cauaty, Florida. agatnal you by th* Plaintiff N on e* «r g ir r By: Martha T. Vlhlag In tha ahovt-atylad Court far T «i KENS A U I I W C M , Daputy Clark th* purpaat af foreclosing a nr. NT. the KKNNA mortgage upon th* following MAXWELL BENT. JR l a v Offleii OREOORT, COURB A dtt*rih*d property, eltuated and DTD A E. BENT, hit PANIKUDO and btlng In Mainlnol* County, wlf*. Defendant*. Th* Florida Building Florida, to-wlt; TOU AND EACH o r TOU Del tl. Block I* HEFT- ar* haraby notified that aull (04 Ja.been Streat DER HOMES OIU.ANDO hat httn aommenred agalnet Tamp* t. Florida SUCTION ONE, awarding you In th* Circuit Court of Publleh C*L 14. IH L to plat iher*«f record*.) ih* Ninth Judicial circuit of CDN-ld In Plat Book 11. Page* I tha Slat* of Florida In and BOTIfg TO IIKFRAD aiul 4. Public Rtu'irda of 1 »r Dili,It,ul* County, th* ab« gumlnot* County. Florida. bravlatad till* of which le: TIIM g riT K OF FLORID4 TOi (llDUKIlT H. MoDAUOHDIN 1 Italalgh Hot Wat*r tA’ IDDKY SAVINGS DANK. and C1NDI L MoLAUaiiHealer — Serial No. *14) Plaintiff. UX 1144 Modal No. ADR-DE -T*. Ad4r*a* Unknown 1 National kitchen Eg- KKNNA M ABIWBLD R F. N T, Tnu. and each af you. ar* hautt Fan— 14" aka KKNNA M AXWEIJ. haraby notified that iull*h*a 1 (I E. For,-ad Ale Furn- HUNT JR and t.T llA «. baan filed again*: you In th* a.t*—Martat No. 14tlI4-SID UKNT, bt* w.fe. Court of damlnol* Model No Ilia) l l U d l (>* (andante, Circuit County, IDorldA In Chaneary. t UK. AH Conditioner— ta Chancery No. h i t s . an ahbravlaltd Utl* of which Serial No. 3 T I1I)U Model Th* natur* af ihl* ault ta No, TA IdFa farealaaur* *1 that aariala la Flrat Faderal Saving* and Loan i u i . l i af lam i­ 1 National BuiU-ln Oran martgaaa from laid defen—serial Se 11311 Model dante to pUlnlltf. dated Nov­ na!* County, a earaaratlan. No WA-I0.14A tl* ember 1, 1)31 and recorded Plaintiff. * 1 , Qaorg* Pugh and t National hurfa e Uttlt-w January '5, 1»i» In Official Or* Iwn Pngh. at *1, D*fan.1Serial N*. I14>) Model No. fteconta 134 pan* 33T |anta. th* nature nf tall ault T E -te -ii of th* Publla Keourd* of hclnie a *uit to f..recloi* that 1 Mast* King Garbage Stnunola County. Fl ’rl.U. en­ etrlalq Rierlgeg* dated March Litaoeal— Serial No i l l - cumbering that certain plat* 4. l|4t, and of raonrl la OfflK i l l — Model No. II or pereat af property totaled, eial Reerrdt Doak 141, pag* I intercom —■ Melody .'U t­ eltuate, and being tn eald i l l . SemlnM* County Fubli* ter. Panel Model 1 Tel B Gounly and elate, io-w iti Resorlt, encumbering th* fvli i Ind or epeakeri' Dot Jl. SOUTH PINE- loutng deecrlbad real property 1 Intercom — M*lod> MatCREST. Third Addition, a to.w Iti t*r_ Panel Model J Too U Tt. nf QUEENS itlldeubdivlalon. aceurdlng to r-OR SOUTH KEPLA t t l outdoor tpeoker) a plat theitef i*uurd*d lu Tou aro horaby required ta ADDITION TO CA&SELPlat Book It, page* 41 •arv* a aopy of your Anawar BCRRT, FLORfDA, Saraland 41 af th* Puhtla Fienr ethar pleading I* th* Dill nole County. Florida, ac­ cord* et Seminal* County, of Complaint on th# Plaincording ta plat thereof Florida. tiff* attorney*. ') Ullama, record*! tn Plat Book It EACH o r TOl) IS REQU1RSalomon Kenney A Lindeon. ED to TH* your anawar or page II. of th* Puhli* leal DuPont 11.tiding Miami other written defenata to th* Record* of demlnol# Coun­ )J. Florida, and (11* an ori­ Complaint with th* Clark of ty. Florida. ginal Anawar ar *:b*r plaal- th* Circuit Caurt at Semi- and you ar* heresy raqutred ng In th* Offlca af th* Clerk t. d# ('aunty. FlyrM*. In thli to fit* yaur antwer In aald af th* abova-etyled Court on proceeding and ta aarv* a •nit with tha uaderalgnad or bafor* th* 4th dor of copy thereof npoo tbo plain­ ('lark of aald Court and to November. 1)11 tiff* attorney,, whoe* natnea aarv* a espy thereof upon th* If you fall to do u , a De­ and ad.tree* ar* hereinafter Plaintiff* attorney, whoe* er** Pro Confeeao will b* tak­ <*! forth, ae required by law. name and addroe* appaar be­ en u n m et you for th* rellaf not later than tha 3)th day of low. on or before the llth day demanded In tha Bill of Com­ October l *41. In default there­ of Natember. 3443. and In daplaint. of th* cauv* will pr.,c**d aa fault thereof D«,*r»# Pro CanIf you tail ta da to. a De­ parte upon th* entry of a feaaa will b* entered agalnat er** Pro I’onfotto wilt b* tak­ b e n t Pro Centeno agalpel you. en agalnat you for to* r- iff you, WITNESS tny hand and offi­ demanded In tha Dill Of Comh lT.ALsa my hai d and th* cial teal at th* County Courtplaint. official atal of aald Court In home, danfard. Seminal# Coun­ WIT.Ska* my band and teal Sendhol* County, Florida, thla ty. Florida I4tu day at Octat aald Court at Saatord, urd day af laptambar. IHL ab*r. ItU. Seminal* County Florida tht* (SEAL) (SEAL) lath day af September. 1)41, Arthur II, Beckwith, Jr, Arthur H. Berkwltb. Jr, (PK VI.i Clark of th* Circuit caurt Clark Buhur 1C. Bevkwf... Jr. By: Martha T. Vlhlan By: 'lar’.aa T. Vihte* Clerk of th* iMroult Court Deputy Clerk D. Clly. Mar. ha T. VlkUn BDAKDa DD 01UDLDT Phillip H. Loaai, Dapoiy Clerk AND DCAA IS khliihaUer and L.gan WlllUma. Salomon!. Kenney Attorney* for Plaintiff F ln t Federal Building A Llndion la North Court Streat r . o. Bos i m Attorney* at Law Pott Offlca (tax 1334 Sanford. Florida 33)1 DuPont Building Orlando, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Miami 13. Florida I Publleh 9*pD 31 A O.L I. Publish (XL 14, 33. |i A Nav ruh’ t.:.- Oct- .. », i*. l i , l i t ; J 14 3J4L i. n n |CLdi »> ODUa-as M t u or .t u m w n T IM M •* m i l t B M rlif i* i i i H 12 I) I « t) I �i» You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Legal Notice r ir r m o i* sank NOTICE 18 herthjr i Itid that « a are angieed In b u it n t ll at 1,1 F. }nd at., lanfard. Semi­ nole County. Florida, under th» flrtltloue Rama of. L a 3 D IXIVEH tns. formarly Dnka'a Dallirrrr Service, and that » • Intend to ratlatar said name alth the Clark of tha Circuit Court, he ml nolo County. Flor­ ida In accordance with tha provlelnne of tha Flellllnu* \aire Statutaa. to-w lt: Sec­ tion H i 0» Florida statute! 1>JT s J. R. Td Follatta Aaron 8lp»« PuUll-h Oct. IS. 23, 29. Xoy. a. t»e>. CDX-49 ttuTitK o r aPKriAL t a x 9t'll OOL DISTRICT E L K CTIOA I UH SRMIAtlLU C O IX Ttr. a i.o itiiM . Tt» mtitiit.it ON M ltE S S K R S. ISO. TO F.l.t:iT THREE THfaTSlIIS FOR RPCCIAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT i m i m ONE. A All TO VOTE OA THR FRtlM » K U HILL AHX L K V f S'OR ITIIt: KAALT.XI1 R IE R M IR FOR a tilt APKt'lAL T t X Si'll UOL DISTRICT .Al'MktlR OAK. Notice la hereby glean that. Surauant to the proviilone of Section H i l t , and Mention 2)1.22. Florida Statutaa, of l i f t , an election will be bald ttiruuKliout B»mlnole County. Florida, and In each elactlon precinct tharaof on Tueaday, tha Jth day of Novamber. 1912, for tha alactlon (rum Samlnoi# County at Ursa by tha quail* (lad alactura of aald county of thraa Truataaa to aarra fur Hie eniulnic biennium for Spa<1,1 Tax School District Num­ ber One which eamprUee alt of aald Semlnola County. Flor­ ida, and to vote on tha esti­ mat'd m ilieu lavy proputad by the Seinlnula County Hoard of 1'ubllc lint ruction for tha eiiiutntf Menolum for aald Sue la I Tax School Dlatrlct Number Otia. The aatlmatad m illets levy fur aald special Ta* School District Xumbar On* required for the rosular la m .!» 2-19 mill* fur ea It yaar of thr t.laoi'iuin, and 1.0) mill fur Special .milage For Dlatrlct School liulldlng and Dua Ka■arva Fund, aald apactat millage to be used during tha an* aulng two yaara for the pur* p„«a of providing a fund for tho maintenance, Improvtmanl. nr conatruetlon of achuol bulldlnga. tha purcltaiaa of altaa. buiaa. or (or capital outlay purpoaai wllhtg Special Tax School utltrlet Number Una. Fcraona whole namaa ara to be printed on tha ballot fur approval n« Truitaaa may be nominated at any time up to 1i dale precedin g tha lima of tha election by petition of five or more pereona qualified to vole In tha alactlon, and filed wltn tha ttoard of Fubllo ttialructlun of SemlnolS Coun* ty. Florida at leaet 1$ prlur to the holding of aald election. Petition forma may be obtained from the County Superintendent of t’ ubtlfl In* struetton. Sanford* Florida Only qualified electors re­ dding In aald Special Tax School Dlatrlct Number One who pay tax on real or per­ gonal property within »*ld dlitrlct ahatt be entitled la tote In the election. Ily order of the Hoard of Publto Instruction of Seminole County, Florida. ,1 P, Wright, Chairman County Hoard gf Fuollo tnetruoilnn Seminole County. FlorldA Classified — Phone■ 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W . First RESPONSIBILITY: Tbs Herald will not b« rs* sponsible for mors tban o h incorrect Inicrtlou of your ad, and reserves tha right to re* vise or reject any advertise* mrot from what ordered IS conform In the policies of this paptr. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tim., thru Frl, • 3 P. U. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. DOOB. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru F’rL • ii P. M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat noon. Legal Notice nr.HiAnt.K i nt'XTT tiltVRD OF VDJtSTMKAT Awtlra •( Public Haartuc Tu whum It may concerns Tha Samlnnla County Duard of Adjisitmtsil will hold a public hearing to dettrmlne the poaalbtmy of granting s •Ida atraat Mtbark variance to the Seminole County dull­ ing nagulatlom aa requested ijy Mluhxpl Staton*'-!!- nn Mrs following deaorlbad properly'. Dot* 4. 2. -mi 7, Hlouk 11. Fralrla Lake Park Subdlvtalun. public hearing will ha held In tha County Commleelontri Iloutn. Court Ifuuta, Sanford. Florida, on Octubir 21. 194) at T:3) P. SI. or aa aoon there* a ft'i' aa poeilhte Seminal* County BuarJ of Adjustment By William Q. Halback. Chairman Fubll.h Oct. 14. 1)11. CDN -41 AKMIADI.K 4 lit A l t till HID o r tlUIITRKVr Vslliw tf Public llrerlwg To whom It m»y concern: The Seminole County Hoard of Adjustment will hold x public hearing to determine the poMlblllty of grunting a aptrlal exception In eu A-t Agriculture son* to w r .ito A r*tlrlm*nc and nurdnu hornax raquoittd by Keunath A. Wright on tha following dr.crlbad pruparty: Start at NVV cor Lot 29. Spring [.aka Suhdlvlalon, run N 1)21 t* ft. thta;a K )54.3 ft In W Una L it s. Spring Lake I4ul.auIalnn, thence S to NK our Lot 17, thence IV to Poll Public hlarlng will ba hald In tha County r*onimt**loner» Honm. Court Ifon*#, Sanford. Florida, on October 21, 1943 at I;19 P. M. or a* loon there* ofler a . poaatbUS.mlnola I'uunly Hoard ef Adjust m'lit Ily William C. Halback, Chairman R ltV ,1MTf.WKr.. County iupt. Publish Dot. II. 1911 CDN-5J A Ex-Officio Saeretary Semlnola County Hoard sf RIIMIAUI.K t ill ATV Public instruction no VIII) l»F 4DJI . rviKAT Fubtr.h Ott. 3. », 1«. 13. 1>«J A.lira al pabllo llaarlaa CDM-12 To whom It mxy concarn: Tha Samlnota County board of Adjuatmant will hold a puMla hairing to dat»rinlna •J|t Oantarfe firalh tha poaallilllty of granting a atirdal txorptlon In an II* 1A PHONE NUMBERS ion . to build largo aluraga building to atura antlqua can (hobby) »• raquaitad by Ro. ban Kagahatn on tha follow­ ing d'!i*rlbrd prop»rl> i fjOta 322-5612 19, 99, ]| and 7), Ulock II. banlandn Hprtngi. 322-5613 t'uhlto haarlng will ba h>M in tha County Commlatlonara Room, Court 1lnui». Sant r I News Florida, on Octobir 21, 1H2 at 7 :)1 ) P. if or a. aoon there­ 322-2612 after a* poaallita Semlnot* County Roard af 322-2613 Adjustment Uy William C. Ualbavk. Chairman All Other Depts. Advertising 322-2611 South Seminole -125-5938 CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 06. A utom obiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Bouts - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment I. Lost A Found LOST Mtiull blonde Cocker Spaniel. U 1 a c k harnen, name—Taffy, reward. Ph. FA 2-3186. LOST: Hoy's hteel grey and black frump glam s. Vicin­ ity of Junior High School. 322-3181. 2. N otices - PerMHuls Herald W ant Ads aveurity. U. S. Citixena 1852. Start high at $>*1,0:15 first year. Keep your pres­ ent job while truiuliig till appointed. Grads school ed­ ucation usually (ufflcltnt. ’1houaniula of job* open, no iuy-'ii'fft,"" jiiiVd vacaf folia, holiday* and aick leave. For full information including a li*t of poaitlon* and *atariex, tend name, addreas and phone number tu: Key Tiaiding Service, 1015 lieutrice [)r„ Orlando, Fla-, l)ept. S. 6. For Rent 3 11ED RODMS. 1*4 balhs. VACUUM CLEAN EH. repairs, Lanfc yard. Children wel­ parts, supplies fur Electrocome. l|U'3tki9. lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Frse UXFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ ped. $55 mo. 3i» Maunolia. pickup. New and UMd Apply downstairs. cleaners so!<I. FA 2-3283. FUH.N. lovely large 4 rvom Apt. 1*4 bath, large acreened porch. FA 2 4050. t in ht . Legal Notice ia c o p a t r jt RKNisni.r. iii i. ItATtTi: OF Harold N ikik ' s ro t att, ri.o ti- Wood, dauiaetd. “ CLEAN quiet Rooms'’ The Gable*. KA 2-0720. proof of publication allowing (Ma notice hi* been puhllah'd once a u - .k for four conaacutlva weak*, tha matter o' approval of aald report and tha ordering of dletrlhutlun of aald ealate wilt coma before tha oourt. Flrat National Rank St Winter lVrk I I ) : (ieorga (1. Ilurgoon Trim Officer Aa Kaacutor of *ai I attala Puhli.h Oct. 14. 2). 30 A Nov 4. 1943, e n v ij florid* l \< It ii)' TOU 18 Itfyt'tP.Eli t-> flla your gnawer or tten uaf'n>«* to Iba -•omplalnt «lth tha Clark of tha Circuit Court of S'mtnote County. Florida, In thta proreading and to »»rva a c.-py tluerauf up<-n th* plalutlft’a uttortity*. wluoia nutiir* and addrvi* ara haraltuflar *at forth. u» raqutrail t»y law. n . t Utar tban tha (Dili -lay of Orl ,l»«r t)41. In ilafault thara­ of the cause will pro."d ax parte upon the entry of a liecraa Pry Confeaio agolnei you. W ITNESS tny hand and tha ufflcl.it aaat of aald Court In hamlao-a County, Florida, thta )lrd day of September, t)*l. (SEAL) Arthur H B'-Lwlth. Jr. Ctark of tha Circuit Court j By. Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark *BE VRtU t.l. (jltlDLEI AM) LEWIS Attornaya for Plaintiff 4) North Court (tra*t foat Office Lot 1)74 Orlando. Florida Publlah: SapL 1) * Oct. I y. ii. :)*). c o u -.t* APT. $30. Surplua City. F U H N I S II E D Apartment. Clean and close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4011. 12. Real Estate For Sok 21. Bm u It Salons 30' LOT, c-1, next busy 7-il BY OWNER 3 Br„ 1 bath CB in Sanlord. Fenced yard, store. Only $4300 cash. Or work shop, dispoiall (op­ 4 laned highway frontage tional), range, refrigerator, _ leading from DeLand to 1-4. air cond., shallow wall lawn 119.00 front foot for cash pump and a 1933 Chevrolet deal. Set our local broker fu' an exeellent second car. first or call owner MI 4-8131 $11,400. $9,400 G, I, Loan. (Winter Park). 322-2994. Low down payment. 3 Bed­ rooms, l*x baths. Air-Con­ BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, Alr-Cond. $200 k lake dition k heat. Kitchen equip­ up payments. FA 2-9133. ped. Deep well, sprinkling system, beautiful yard. 103 JOILN E. FOX Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 24700 REALTOR or Night FA 2-4334. 110 N. Park Ave. $234)339 ROSA L. P A Y T O N Reg. Real Estate Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha NEAR Paola School: new 7 room home. 1 acre lot. Ph. FA 2 3378, FA 2-0679. LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Home with aeparate din­ ing room. Large screened 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS east porch. Located on 1. 1U. AND 2 BATHS FHA, VA St Conventional large corner lot with fruit, oak 4k magnolia trees, 3 Financing! Car garage. By owner Ph. SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL FA 2-4199. RAVENNA PARK N E W HOM ES BY SHOEMAKER AND IDYLLWILDE 3 BEDROOMS, t'4 baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Sunland. We Have Several New Homes Now Under Construction, And A Few Nearly Com­ OPPORTUNITY for worker, pleted! old duplex 1 mile west of We Can Alto Custom Build center of Sanford. Needs A Home Just For You. repairs, fix it up in spare For Complete Information time for rent, lot sixe tu x See or Cell Your 127. 123o0 cash. Call W. W. Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde W. First St. (Rill) Griffith Realtor. Ph. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT 421 tilth) OrUndo. ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, 3 bath House. Fla. room, kit. Trailing Post equipped. Extra a t o r a | a Stenstrom Realty GREAT opportunity for fam­ area. FA 2-S34S. 322-2420 ily who wants independence Ut N. Park ami money. Superior loca­ Bttslneta Rmlalt tion. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS MODERN Beer Jk Wmc PackJohn K. Fox, Realtor Realtor aga Store with or without Raymond Lundquiat, Asso. 322 0339 P. O. Box 935 equipment. Reasonable. Lo­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. IDEAL COUNTRY HOME cated on old Dixie High­ way in lAngwood. Call BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 New 3 iH-droom concrete block homo on !* sere lot bhiii, Fla. room, wall to morning* only TE 8 5dtd. ( 1j acre if desired), two wall carpeting, patio. Ph. full tiled baths (In color), 9. For Sole or Rent 323U983. 123 E. Coleman large separate kitchen', se­ Circle. 3 BEDROOM CB House, parate social dining room, kitchen equipped, near am) screen porch. A ll Winn Dixie, Call FA 2-5598. V A - FHA closets (3 in all) large, patio, awning windows, and MltGE 3 Bedroom House*, Property .Mniinffcmeiit professional landscaping. 1 1 A 2 baths. By owner, 293 &. Salert Broker mile to downtown, paved E. 23th St. street and city water. Pric­ Jim Hunt Realty LARUE 4 llr. older Home on ed al $13,900 for immediate lake. Many extras. $173 sale and occupancy. J. W. offers for your selection Hall, Realty, 2511 S. French month lease or will sell. these Beautiful J, 3, * 4 FA 2 7732. Bedroom Ave.. FA 3-3A41. 12. Real Eatato Far Sale • SOLD OUT # AOTKK OF 4'IAXI. NKPiilir YUUNG Teacher will *har« EXCEPT for modal: 4 Bed­ AAII APPMCV MOT FOR rooms, 2 baths. Immediate hi* home with deilrable IIIAPHIHf.n Alt p'ranna ara hereby naildelivery. Unt 20tit St. (o male. FA 10481. 300 I'lufl' I that tha und'ralgnad a* Upsala road near church. tnosa Dr. Kiauutor of laid a. tat a. hu. Sale* office open daily Sat­ romplatad tiia ad mint at ratio n tharaof an I h*> filed In aald URN. 2 Bedroom Home urday 4k Sunday II a. in. U) court Iti final r'p -rt and anAdult*. No p«tl. FA 21881. 3 p m. Ph, 322-2744. plication for discharge. Oh. Jertlnne thar.to. If any. ahould TEE 'N GREEN ba duly fll»d Aft»r filing FIJRN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. Pays The Oct. 16. 1963 — Page 3-A 12. Reel Estate For Bel# 5. "Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices T. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint • Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. iMuinbing Services 26. Radio St Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock “ No, R's not a six-shooter! I*d say It's about a half 31 A. Pets a pint of water ahooterr 32. Flowers * Shrubs 33. Furniture 3. Education • Instruction 6 . F or Rant 34. Articles f o r Sale W E L A X A APARTMENTS: 3 1-A Swap or Exchange CIVIL SERVICE EXAM Rooms private baths, 114 TRAIN NOW — Get lifetimg 33. Articles Wanted It Use firslh 4. Transportation viirn r, n r ai it TOi IIKSJAMIN HKI(llt;ltr PHKMN'BLt, and lltliNH JONES Pit ESNELI* lib S' if*. [J«ffflli|AntB TOi: AND r.A C lt Or TOIT ,ir* ti^rfby F»*ifIf1 that suit hciB mmnifni'fit 4K»lnq( Futi in til# rifuTilt Court n# tin* Ninth JulI l-41 rircutt of litt? Ktrttp Flof hi i in m*l far Krmtholw Oannty, th« mhFuhllah i»ct. 14. 1)93bffVl.Aln! tilt* r»f 4vhl«’h 1«: ClOi-40 HAY STATE SAVINGS RANK. For quality automobiles at i-taiaiiff. low prices check (he Herald1;*^ .JAM|N IIKnnKnT ,.nK*iclassified page* where local v!:iai. m i iuknk j o n e h i dealers advertisr. Hafandant*. In Clisncary Xa. 1)41). Tha natur* if tbta anil I* a fgrecloiiKS of lh.it -ertatn m.-riv*xa fro in a*i,| -lafatidjnt. in iiMtrf. dated Januury I, l>j» an-) record'd M.irgtt 4, m s In tt'flrlal lt'enr-la Ikiol* Sit Oaxa 1): of ltie Puhltg Ita-jord* of S-mtnola County. Florid*. «ni:umbtrlt-K that certain place or parcel of property located. •Ituat ■ and batnx In *alJ Count* and Sratr to.au 1. t 77 SOLTH PINKCltKsT. Third Addition, a miUdlvLlon. according to a plat ttiaraof record'd It* I'Ut Hook tt. pug* • 17 and 4), of the Public ((•. .rd. at sanilnola County, To •anfarft SEVERAL new- models alafl­ ing at Crystal Lake Park. Iluy now 4 choose your colors and dctalla. Quiet refined community near churches and shopping. Pav­ ed streets, large Iota up t» 4* acre. Government Owned Homes 15. IliiNlnemi Opportunity SERVICE Station for lease Good location. Only small capital needed by right man. FA 2 1342. Pricer! From $fi,750 Down Payments 16. Female Help Wnnted As Low As $100 CURB Girl. Musi be 21. Ap Monthly Payments ply Pig '.N Whistle. Sanlord. From $-13.50 SHORT Order Cdnk. Must be To make the best home buy, see the VA - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker TWO Bedroom House, kitch­ en equipped. On Lake Gold­ en, near air base. During day call FA 2.4043, after ALL types nf financing with 6:30 fall FA 2-4738. interest rale* as lour as Jim Hunt Realty EFFICIENCY Apartment on Offlrw PA 2 2116 * 6*4% * First St. Near 2 city free Night FA 3-0846 Monthly payments as low parking lull and slmppliii; 323 0700 as Shu. including every­ stores. No utility charges. U44 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla thing. Suitable for couple or alntoo x 330' COUNTRY lot in l<l«, also retired people. •SEE our models in T-ake Wy­ Kras* 4 grapevine. Reason­ FA 2 1712. man Heights. H i g h l a n d able for cadi. 322-7'JHI. Ave , just north of new RENT A BED S'.JtOOl, off 1792. lamgwood. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. Kitch­ Rol'away, Hospital A Baby I MN Enterprises Ine. Bed*. en equipped. $400 down. By Day, Week, or Month FA 2-2940. SEMINOLE COUNTY CARROLL'S FURNITURE GROVE Th. FA 2 5181 118 W. 1st St. WHY nut join Indian River BY OWNER, ten room house on double lot, Oak A SLh citrus growers “ Crying On l BEDROOM ApartmanL St. FA 2-4341. Way To Hank"! 10 Atie Quit*, neighborhood. FA 25 yrs. old — Hamlin* un- |BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, H i Ild2 from 8:30 to 8 p. m. damaged by freexe. Steal ] bath home. One bedroom Monday thru Friday. Ph. tin* one fnr $1791) an acre. [ lias separate entrance, can FA 2-1501 any other time. be rented for income. Will 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom trade for smaller place. Stemper Agency Houses. FA 2-3C85. Shown by appointment. Call REALTOR - fNSUROR LARGE 3 Bedroom trailer, tA 2 9616. also 1 bedroom trailer on FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave. large lake. Adults only. Pit. St. Johns Realty FH A - V A ~ FA 27368. THE TIME TESTED FIRM GOVERNMENT HOMEC. 116 N Park Ave. FA 2 4123 3 Bedroom, very specious, 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS completely furnished home CLEAN AS A whistle, 3 HR 1 AND 2 BATHS between 2 lakes just beyond Indue on 3 acres. Paved Mu>l Kitchens Equipped Mayfair C o u n t r y Club toad i,car golf coarse; Down i ’aym eiit From $130 00. equipped for chicken railFHA $100 V A S O U T II W A R D tn g .A guod place to feather LOW MONTHLY Investment 4 Realty, 114 N. your nest. Call PAYMENTS Park Ave., Sanford 322 9173 EXCELLENT LOCATIONS TRAILER loi tor rent. Mobile IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SO U TH W A RD Manor on SR 434 W. of INVESTMENT 4 REALTY We Can Qualify You For Saniando Soring*. 30 x too 322 9173 116 N. Park Ave. Ft. corner lot. patio, south One Of These Outstanding NEW LOW Home Buys In Minutes! end of Mobile Ave. M. DOWN PAYMENT* Schuenian. TE 83126. For Complete Information, $100 Down, many homes to 3 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen select from tn aithcr PineSee Or Call Your equipped. FA 2-3851. crest, Sunland Estates or FHA - V A Couutry Club Manor. Spe­ 3 BEDROOM l bath concrete SALES BROKER cial terms to Navy fami­ block home. Air Cond. kit­ lies. These arc FHA 4 VA chen equipped. I-arge Fla. S t e i lS t r O I l l R e i l l l V owned Homes. room and covered patio. ' J Real Estate—Mortgages $120 month. FA 2-J640 or Ut N. Park Ave. 322-2420 Seminole Realty FA 2-2746. Ravenna Park FA 2-744) !J9l S. Park Ave. 3 RM. furn. Apt, Clean. All Call Evening* at FA 2 5222 any Late wLoOiM. Ml. 322-2764 FA 1-0546 NO 6-5324 FA 2 *433 32. F low ers - Shrubs Haiel Porter Beauty Shop BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ Cold Wave $6.UU complete kee stock. All other kinds 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1321 of Nursery shrubbery and trees. PERMANENT Wave Special Gray Shadow ■ Nursery 20'; oft regular prices. 5 311. S. on Sanford Are. Open Evenings by appt. Free parking lot. Services 33. F u rn iln rc from lip to tip. Used furniture, appliances, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop toots, etc. Bought - Sold. 311 Palmetto Ave. Larry's Mart SIS Sanford Phone door (1) 3224834 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Phone door (2 ) 322 8323 22. Build • Paint • R epa ir WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments REPAIRS - Remodeling . Ad­ of $13.30 eu I complete dition! — Family Rooms — room* of furniture. Call Reasonable — Financing TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col* Arranged — FA 2-0340 — leet. Work direct with Cnrpan* tar. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress res* 25. Plumbing Service* ovatlng. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. HINSON Si HEARN Co., at 709 Celery Ave, PLUMBING CONTRACTING f a 2-in r. Repalra k Water Heater* FREE ESTIMATES Sell Ua Your Furniture, 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 Quick Service With tli« Caah. SUPER TRADING PLUMBING POST. FA 2-0477• Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 3$. A rticles F o r Solo R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 DIAL-O-MATIC ZIG ZAG REPOSSESSED '63 m o d e l 27. Special Service* swing needle dial-o-matlc, makes hundreds of decora­ Air-Conditioning tive stitches, makes auto, H. B. POPE CO., INC. malic buttonholes, sews oa 100 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 buttons, dams A patches, etc. Assume remaining 4 SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ payments of $9.00. FA 2 8837 tios, etc, Free estimate. Ph, 322-3308. USED R.C.A. TV 17". Good condition. Mahogany con* Piano Tuning and Repair $40. NO 3-482-L • ------tV. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 ” VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS OCTOBER Special. Ladles k Childrens shoes 91.94 pair, Surplus City. 201 W. 1st, PART.S SALES ELECTROLUX. Hoover. Kir- ZIG ZAG. 1962 Dial model. by. Hex Air, Air Way. G.E. Darns, monograms k fancy Filler Qiu-sn, etc. Free ititches. Guaranteed. As­ pickup and delivery. Serv­ sume 4 payments of $6.90. ing Sanford for over 15 Phone FA 2-9411. yi-urs. Bonded anil licensed. MARTIN Gas Space Heater. FA 2-4705. 35,000 M U pitot h Lin. Excellent com!. $40. Pit. M. G. HODGES 323-9503. PLUMBING • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2 8037 l’ AOLA ROAD $1 per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpel Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. READY MIX Concrete,, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, blocks, suml, cement, r»ok, w e lls d r il l e d , p u m p s , pipe, steel, grease traps, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS dry well*, stepping stone). All Types and Sires Miracle Concrete Co. We Repair and Service 300 Elm Ave. FA 2-575t S T I N E Machinery ami Supply Co. TYPEWRITER, Corona Stan­ dard portable with s its 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8132 $26.36; Corona 7-cotuma manual adding machine $17; LAWN SERVICE portable electric room heat­ Mowing sad edging, ete. Sater $4 00. Sunklit electri# Mfactlon guaranteed. Ph, juicer $7.30. FA M296. FA 21117. experienced. Apply Pig *N Whistle. Sanford. ■e WASHING Machine Service 17. Male Help Wanted Free Estimates on Repairs 332-7343 DRAFTSMAN — Experienced 2440 Hiawatha atructural draftsman f o r SINGER precast concrete detailing. Must lie accurate ami re­ SALES & SERVICE Bui Operator liable. Good future for right -A sk F o r - W X 6400 man. Call 322 3362 for ap pointment. Ij u IKING fur a pi avo tn leave tour children, alter DAIRY Queen Driver, Prefer school hour*, weekend*, olilcr man. 2373 Park. while you work or play try 16. Help Wanted Sammole Kindergarten 4 Nursery. 2631) Iroquois Ave. CIVILIAN UR NAVY Plume 322 9459. Ut K vaUtmun aveiuge $IAii TREE SERVICE to $320 per week. I Day Complete Lawn Service financing, no charge ba> k«. FA 2-4377 Every day ia pay day. Free Estimates Fringe benefits. No travel. I * . . ,_ _ , Men or women full or port j *“9. Automobile Service time. Apply IDI \V. 13th St. Sanford. 19. Situation)* _______ Wanted 1---- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 36. Aulomohilca • Trucks 32 PACKARD. 323 0391. Reasonable. 1939 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite for sale or trade. Call FA 2-7826 after 3:30. BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US • Low Interest Rites ♦ low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 'll PACKARD, gued condi­ tion. Reasonable. See at 221 P a l m P l a c e or call FA 2 0686. '37 DESOTO — radio, heater, power brakes, newr tire*, low mileage. Excellent cond, $193 00. Call FA 9-3861. Mult see to appreciate. Senkarik Glims and 1’uitit '53 BULK A t, R4H, $759. 413 E. 1st St. PART TIME night. dLhwesh-1 Company cr. 3J2-D)il3 cull after 3 210 Magnolia I’h. FA 2-1122 '63 MERCURY Monterey ful­ ly equipped with power aid Auto Glass, Tops extras. Will lake Ifioo. or A Seat Covers PAINTING or Repair Work. good old mudul for my Ph. FA 2-70*4. AUTO GLASS & equity and you take up payment* 668-tthJl Enter* IRONING «t home. FA SEAT COVER CO. prise, Fla. 304 W. 2nJ SI. FA 2-6032 2-77'Jl. \LL WORK GUARANTEED HOUSE cleaning or baby sit­ 37. Boats • Motors ting. 322 0334. ill A. Pet. Gateway To The Waterway YARDS cleaned, small item* G EIt MAN'-shepj rd, 2 ntunlh* Robson S porting Good* Your EVINRUDE Dealer hauled or moved. Junk pick­ old thoroughbred, lovable and intelligent. Reasonable 394 8 6 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 3941 ed up might pay for labor. a FA 3-7539 or FA 2-9626. Call F'A 2 3881. p.ni. - ^ fA - .=rM, 3‘J. Trailers - Cabana;* 32. Mow era - Shrulm EXPERIENCED Maid want* DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ 5 days work. Ph. FA 2 6327. nuals ready now. Up*aU ltd. Near Mayfair Golf 21. Beauty Salon* Cour*e. Harriett's Beauty Nuuk Eve Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians 105 So. Oak FA 2-3742 G R E E N B RIA R Choice Iota aiallahl* ia Greenbrier of l.ixti Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to >»ur specification. Grcc-nbriar dficloped by KINGS WOOD BUILDERS INC. 292 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-6074 ASSUME paymenG on 1 year old mobile Home S3 x 10', 2 Bedrooms, with awning and freexer. $333 for my $2989 equity. Ph. 322-49(4. WANTED: MAGNOLIA LEAVES W e Huy Hitfheat Prices DR. H. DUX C O M P A N Y , IN C . P. O. BOX 2060 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. V ] * �1 J _____ t f S A '-O rt-TiM a Smfingfogy, 6& Garden Circle Hean History Of Club ■y SklrWy Wtntwortk Tha hiitory of the Orlando Cardan Club, dating back to tha early IWO’a, *«• pre■anted lait Wednesday night for namban of tha Bear Laka Cardan Cirri a by Mr*. John Grathwol, president of tha Orlando Club. Mr*. Grathwol Included In her raaume the rluh'a many (novel up to Ita preiant loca­ tion. Tha buitnaia meeting, with Mra. C. L. Drunk, president, In charge, waa held preceding the program. Ulacuaaed were thta year'a Chrlatmaa Tree Lane project for which the Bear Lake Clrrla will make candles and plana to attend tha Fashion Show to he spon sored by tha Orlando Club on Nov. 1 at the Cherry IMeia Hotel. Mrs. Drunk will servs as one of the models for the ahow. At tha close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. William Massey, hostess. The November meeting will be held in the home of Mra. Richard Ostrander, 111.1 Jami­ son Drive, Dear Lake. Libby's Rich 'N Refreshing T o m 't o J u i c e d v Peaches. . . 4 S WI FT ' S FRESHLY C HU R N E D BROOKFIELD N ib le ts C o rn 6 4 L im it 9 of a ( U S T o u t 0 PviHCHSStS Of G re e n P e a s 6 * I S ()0 G o ld e n C o rn 6 0 Mo f ? f id >.**. 4 9 * »kg. Wlaswls « . . « • » « T'**’ .1 Sliced Bologna. . '1°:.- 39c Herman’s Orange Band 3 3 * Sliced Swiss •-as. Pkl- j —♦ - < 1#H. Sliced M uenster........... (U.Mfel Wl»«ea»>" 6-*‘ (S «*•»• Sliced Moaxurella 1 Smoked Sausage nQ i Tarnow’s Sliced * .H. . . Cooked 29* 29* I “ „ _____ 1 L .. -J i^L • # * • ib. 4 9 * □ P o t a t o e s ................1 0 h 6 9 < □ A p p le s .......................... T h i g h s . . . ib. § wi 3 9 * Fancy Florida Yellow . . ;:= Jfl( O raan S tam ps LIME Til Kit MO TAM. HOY TUMHLEU ARMOUR STAR CANNED HAM 3 -lb, con $2.49 Only IMMMM&MAMJ) 2 9 * limit 1 w 55 order CH«r* Pl.nt.fl Itll.a CockIt it .5 ,M U| LEE’S fROZIN GRILL STEAKS 29 -os. pkg., $ 1.49 I M » . r « » * l . o .t tM S M M M M M !<=» ulA Alt cm *** atf tunknu tA Strip# Tostk Pasta (lOc-OH Fotk) king lisa, 59c cam 1 GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED Tstfr Cheese Spread ...................... .. L : 69 c G r a p e D rin k S a ltin e s O 32-ox. o j cant Biscuits 6 .7 !. 4 9 c ................ ..... ........... $*. ■ 29c Dinner Rolls .................... ..... K V. OM Ftlkigo Otlmttl Mrs. faufe T «tv ' V 39* dreta Oi.nt TtaJtr Cut c * (■ •»irw m i. o«i i t . le a n ftfiMMfiMMfiMcl iO W V & Y M f ir m * in T in asT ts saa sffiN io a sH ip . n u u c a l l I'e lrtw kl Jjl O raan S tam ps 2 P, (). Dux 1211 Sanfurd » * Art m m a t twthttt it — *=> HERMAN'S O.B. WIENERS 1-lb. pkg., 59a It r e n t M M M It . IM S JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPO: iT 33c | :.z $ i. • “i T 49c Apple Fritters ...... ........... loobroeb Cteemed Spinach lO V x -o i. A sp aragu s 4 ...................... ... 8«v..tMernj Qgl«| FfAtfU Cream Peas is iir s r r 1: Im tltH Club IlhfiM 6 rUtitl 10* X Corn Bread Vallav 9 .......... . Mr*. dfilh IM w+rtN a# Pulhi rtgislav ieaaa f $ 1.49 | H i 29 c 1 ~i WHIR! SHOPPING IS A PllASUHt SEMINOLE . . . . ... Fish Sticks .. OoidM M ReuM I 'u S t d Shrimp _____________ Alt uatw a t rwAiu t t MtCOBMICK'S BUCK PIPPIR 4 -os. can, 39c I t ... . . . 5 .1 . 0 .1 It IM S mT _____ _ ‘i r I CASSELBERRY, FLA. HWY. 17-92 & SR 43C »9 « TOWe Y m _ Jl)l O re en Stam ps^: viA A>t esufw t»J twthutth ^^1 ^ PLAZA 59c _ Jfll O re en S ta m p s § S | Maul * Family Weai _ wwseva _ t/h Gold*# Nat Round Br'd Frsiin Shrimp *r*i I-lb. pkg., 89« 3o ' itiem mm Oct. it. m a 79c t -T --------------------------- Fish C a k e s .................. l O W 'V e Y W _ JUl G re e n S ta m p s <4A Alt w tM m4 .. 4- Ftthe* mam Rog. $ 6.95 Value *3” 1 «t Whete Grill Steaks FOLDING TABLE „ i , H i 39 c La* » Fiofen leal1 S uiilsoiiH c t(; Ib. 7 9 - J fro z e n fo o d » 31* Strawberries Finn of pmtije la fit IusImss ml title lift ol fouruuuaiti. (s ta n d in g 1 J 1 fitm ia m E vap. M ilk . aif TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN (•ilioOMry t«a *l ar txitbmimills FiHtburyi Craumtl C o o k ie s Jj| O ra a n S tam ps ■~—' $1 7o* bJ Otllcitwt Wtlckod* f t IO™SWeYWff . O P e a n u ts With Ckttit, Nabluo it . m i l 25* SWIFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN d a i r y s p e cia l* ii. m n utA Alt uoyw and ib . FEATURE OF W EEK: «**> Ala wayM mi funfctu eti I O O C A iV I O O JW O r • • n S tam p s . 9« "•A ■ IOO«W .Y«lilOO «iA All Nora Norria TE 8-1511 8. Srminule ^■ ngs □ S q u a s h ............................ n>. 15* ALKA SELTZER TABLETS larg# siso, 59c Laka Mary ib. v- Idaho Baking i i i > i i H e e l., o . i PART <*/*» B re a s ts brimming IO IH C IT O G S ___ ....... “ F it Y E lt SWIFT’S PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN d ow n p ro d u ce to n e iO W W a Y M _ , Jm O raan S tam ps FA k'ttUt $1 Copland's Toity Friih ' ~ ..... 117 « -*i & I ' h ) H im i l u g r u t l r i n #303 cans .B. lb.• . Corned |v- \ io -« . 4 9 « lliptrsi e « l- Oct. IB. IMJt V irg in ia $1 Swift's Promlum Toity MIAMI (U l'l) — Florida’s This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors #303 cans Braunschweiger hone tracks will offer a rec­ ord of more than lit million In purses during llie 1 -ft I season with f-,Mlo.tMHt at llh li’rah Park, J1,800,IH>0 at Gulf stream 1'nrk, IIJMiO.lUKI at Tropical Park and fold,000 at Sunshine Park. *1 Swift’s Premium Stick Styla Criip Juicy Jonathan Florida Racing 12-ox. cons Green Giant Cream Style wi th Delicious Red Rip# WASHINGTON (Ill'll — Funner Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth on his sud­ den resignation: "I want to attend to my pressing private affairs." $1 Green Giant Tender Large An Installation of officers and dinner will he held Jointly by American Legion Memo­ rial Post 2M of Casselberry and tha Auxiliary at the Rikehs Inn at fl:30 p.m. Sixth District Commander Nlek Danesky of Mt. Dora and hla installation team will he on hand to Install post officer* and Mrs. Danesky. Sixth District president will have her team to tnke part in the installation of auxil­ iary officers. Joe Pavelrhak, Lyman High School senior, will give a re­ port on Roys' Slate at Talla­ hassee which lie attended last summer under the sponsor­ ship of Poat 250. Korth’s Reason # 2 Vi cans Green Giant Whole Kernel m butter By Jane Casselberry TAMPA (lll'l) _ James Harris, 10, was shot to death by city drtective George Rodrigues Monday whrn Har­ ris amt another handcuffed youth tried to Jump him. $l Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling Libby Installation Set By Post 256 Youth Slain 46-o*. cons _ DIXIE CUP REFILLS, 5-oi. 5^ ___ 100-ct. pkg., 65 c It w r a M l ■ O .t It . m i l oonooooonnnonnnnofi ; ... W ^ S W=» u Ef r e e A 0W Jftl G reen S tam ps 5-' with An aij eh PLASTIC p i c n i c CLOTHS rcg. »ixc, 39c Itall (x.t.ptt i.u . ott i i m u l1'*OO0J) 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 000J) *~~'t S ' �^ * / f » i \ O llir WEATHER: Scattered thumlersluiwers through Friday, mostly in afternonna; hiirh today 8.1; low tonight in CDs. *tiio v Female voice from a juithouse window this morning: “ Hey, mister, please call a good attorney and tell him . . . want* to see him.** (Police said she's in custody on sti-picinn of shoplifting, i » * « Tat Hutchison, wife o f the City Attorney, telephoned to re|sirt a black ami white goat is frequenting the fairways at Mayfair Country Club and the ownrr is urged to pick him up before he eats nil the golf balls, • • • Border War Continues For 4th Day Amendments, U. S. Legal Stand On Cuban Seizures BRIEFS County Issue Emphasized Hit By Keating iulwa... Ike Visit Set ARH.F.NK. Kan. (UIT — Former I'resident Dwight D. Drive to hare Seminole ki.-enhowpr will visit Abilene County electors support ami At.GIKRS. Algeria f l ’ Pl) WASHINGTON (IT T ! — holders of a Cuban-based U. Monday to unveil a portrait of — Algerian and Morocco Sen. Kenneth 11. Keating S firm, C.A.V., or the hank vote for thiec state constitu­ Proceed* from the HPW himself at the Elsenhou er troops today fought their tional amendments and a coun­ criticized the U. S. Govern- which serves as the financial Presidential Library. Club'* fashion atul hair style fourth day of battles for con­ ment today for contending agent of Cuba’s Castro re­ ty matter was launched this show at 8 this evening at the trol o f the Sahara Desert bor­ that American courts cannot gime. Sanford Woman’s Club will go morning by a special commit­ der outposts of Tinnjoub and intervene against expropria­ Castro seized the firm and to the local dental clinic, SEOUL, Korea ( I l l'll— For­ tee of Rip. S. J. Dnvis Jr., Hass! Ilcida. tion of American property in 2.5 other Amerlean owned which is the club’s main pro. mer President Posnn \ un conchairman! Sen. Mack Cleve­ Military authorities »t the Cuba. companies in Cuba on Aug. jeet. land Jr., John Kriiler and western Algerian border town crrlcd defeat today in Korea’ s The New York Republican *>, 19*50. That was the same Douglas Stenstrorn, manager of C ’olonih ftechar said 50,000 described as “ incredible" a day the disputed sugar left a presidential election In a tele­ Ton who would like to know and education chairman, remore about a pipe organ and army reinforcements were on legal brief filed by the Jus­ Cuban pmt, well in advance gram congratulating the win­ *l*ectivcly, of the Chamber of their way to join troops fight­ tice Department last month in of the day it was sold on what "makes it tick” should ner, military junta lender Dark Commerce. ing royal Moroccan force* in n suit on which the U, S. the New York market. lake advantage of the demon­ Mcmhris of nil county civic I hi C. S. rireuit court of Chung lire. stration at First Presbyterian the combat none 25D ntltc. to Supreme Court will hear nr and serv ice clubs are sponsor* the southwest. gtimeuis next week. appeals held that the Cuban Church at 7:1111 this evening. irtg a joint s e s s i o n next The is-ue is who is en­ bank was not entitled to the ‘Chicken W ar’ Reports from both nations Airs. George Touhy, minister RUL’ SSKI.S (U IT ) — Fear Tim radii) to acquaint the vot­ titled to receive fl?A,tk)0 in sale proceed*. It ruled ths* of music, not only will give ■aiil the fighting was contin­ ing public with tbe issues. Tim you a better appreciation o f uing far the fourth rrm-ecU- proceeds from tie- sale o f n the property seizure violated of a transatlantic trade war public wii| be invited by res­ cargo of sugar in this coun­ international law. reeederl today with agreement the instrument hut you will tlve day. ervation to n lunehesin-meettry three years ago — stockThe Cuban bank appealed Itotli sides claimed today hear some pretty music, too. between the United States atul ing nt noon Oct. 21 al tbe till. .Utillg to tl.* 1 II. Is.I* that their tloops Held tne out­ Will Inst about an hour. Kurape to a*k an Internation­ Civic Center. • • • posts. pre-me Court which 19 month* These are tbe Issues coming ago accepted the case fur ro- al panel to at Idtruto their Algeria siol Monaco both Pinecrest School PTA is before the electorate Nov, 5: v iew. soy tiie poorly defined bor­ "chicken war.’* •ponsuring a Halloween car­ 1. To change the election of The Justice Department in nival from 5 to 9 p. m. Oct. der area a* part of their own the governor and members of its brief, fried a* a “ friend Slayton Resigns territory. 18 at the school. There'll he of the court,'* said the low­ Algerian President Ahmed HOUSTON (U IT ) — Mnj. the stain raid net so it does the usual booths phis the III not iiuiicidf with a presiden­ er court ruling was wiring Ren Rellu. wearing a combat A 8 train, hot dogs, and ham­ Donald K. (Deke) Slayton, lit*. tial election. because it violated tiro "act alinse "n , v . . 1 ) i i u s u ’.ii burgers, popcorn and peanuts, uniform, went before his wild2. Authorizing the issuance id stale" doctrine. • * * iy meeting parliament WeilInorthent made him Urn only of capital im prove men l bonds R K itts IN (ITT l The This diictrme, the brief tie,*dny night to demand no Road Supt. J, C. l avender original C. S. mo m iry astro­ Rritish army today ordered id, ‘ Tins traditionally been naut never to make a space iii the amount of $75 million telephoned to warn property all-out effoit and order the for institutions of higher owners in Siiulunil Estates to meml-eis of parliament to go four convoys to t r a v e l thought to require a court of flight, has given up his Air leal lung, including junior col­ through the Soviet none to to th,< front. the I'tdtrd Stales to treat discontinue placing cut grass Kmvo career. lege.. The parliamentarian., most West Re ilia iu a new deun n- as valid the a. is of a recog­ and trash in the gutters. Stop* 9. A '.lh o iisin g the IsMiarne stratlnri of Western access nized foreign government afdrainage. And J. C. said the o f them in army fatigues, I re*"nil* builds sir certift (scting titl» to property with­ rights. reared their approval ami un­ property owner* may find WASHINGTON (F IT ) - r, „ . , fl.r Soviet border guard* pass­ in tin- government’s territo­ recreation themselves taring legal action animously voted an indefi­ Mat shut Tito o f 5 iigosluvia, or lutlural resource conserva­ ed the first two convoys rial JuritdiiThin." nite rrces*. if this is rontiimcd the "iiiili‘|**riili iil” Communist tion purposes, lit a speech prepared for Iten Holla also ordered his through their checkpoint on who seeks friendly tie* with I. A u th o rizin g the County the Wr»l German border the senate. Keating said: Al WiUon iiinip|MiM'l fur r» two special eitlissuties in Mol.olli i.nst and West, nrriwd Commission 1*, bold a free­ “ Stripped o f legal techniwithout difficult). loco to continue pears talks r fact fun Hi * ity LYiinmiiftioruu' today for so informal but holders' flection to (liovide A HiitUh apokem im n f»*ul enlities, w h irl is happening in Crimp II. Karl IIjk. mlmth* with the government of king highly significant visit with fund* In purrl'i*** Juris! for a iu lids * use is that ily i Culted A"tili«r4 iu thum . tmckA •! i* am un<( Tom M rtM ctld face llus.-itU tl. *' . j c S d fitt Kennedy. statu university (if a Semin­ c*.v»r i * , ui, in* i i i ed 111' Ml (I tu t ** < <’•* l ft' 1 I'lirli othi'r in Crimp I \»*v, •* ole County -sir** shun Id bo *e . ■ »c lie) i, i •. i. ai if ijili i t |i« i lh«-ii* I I for llii' C o m m mii p«Mt |i»>M S (»(* k I.L N U llT la* (i d hy tin, oUllsI Ii'.uni o( CUO SI lltlll b l.ltH-k pSIVUieot w ** a m liiwr •( by Mt'DomiM. City Clerk ^LONDON (U IT ) — Deputy Control. to in \ merit an firm for the tile r* m t iu c k * . Henry Tamm Aaiii this morn Senator Cleveland will *listh e .Mu.iu ini*! till* value of the American on • J ffibiia Slinkier R. A. Uutlcr Ing tiir*e three Here only ones ehwd by spent 45 iiiiiiiiles in private * uss tbo No. 1 |i r o p a s a I , yy n o rm al p io jlU * * m id ih e Vu.u- unlawfully to i(u n lify ti* of tli'1 *b in Hi lie *onsliltation with r e t i r i n g ■bunging the etc* ti*.ii date. it. -I Ft I |4*gitiHv** H iitisb tli.io o u iii to I.n-ilrat*. U W etlh e .'i!,*\ a l l et tnioii. rxw Crime Minister lluruld MacWilliam It. Dial, of (bland**, hi eb-uraruc when there * * • , IV VSJIINGTON (PPM — tiiillan today in the Conservn- president of the Committee many soldier* in a truck. Lovely I ’ntila li n k s , A lt a ­ ilia Defense Depn>tnicut is tive party’s continuing search fyr Florida Institutes of Tech­ Wednesday Russian bur.l monte Spring s beauty contest preparing to sln-li Army wenfor a new lender. nology, will discuss the No. 2 guui*ts harassed n Rriti w in n er, i* being seen Inert tl> pons purchases out stretch proposal, tha .ol In.ud is­ convoy, holding it for nine IIVI T V illi> •* i i i slit* a ji. out Navy ship •oiistru* linn sue, (lours, mill III I we. .••lol they ji» . ii .t UK (•((** o f U n iT i ul the n.'iv military budget t*. F Dull Jr., \\<st I'ulm WASHINGTON (IT ’ D held an Allien* ail eoiiviij l**e ilatiTi for IlfiimiTtmirijr ijui* n that gin ., to i utigio-, in Jan. President Kennedy t n d .i y Reach, executive director of 18 hours. R i 1 id le d I ' r r s s 1ntern ulb in .il At Univer-iiy of FI**rid)*. uary, it win learned today. .tuned into law the second the Central and S o o t h n r it A group o f Negro minister* •>ther money paving moves largest peace time defense Florida Control District, wilt in Rirmitighum, Ala., Wed Postliluil David P o w e l l under study by ll. fn -e Sn ■ spending lull iii I S. history. discuss the No. :( proposal, for tiesdny made a move to <rtle brought in an iMhlity of mail retary Robert S. McNamara I h e measure appropriates recreation Imrid*. the city ’s latest racial runfor The Herald M.*(( to see. It nod his lop ;l, -.i. ,,irs inclurle 117 2 trillion In keep Amer­ Gen. J, G, Hutchison, 8emt n u i r . y t.y confereriee r.ill'er TAI I All \8 SKK I IT* u/ifi a hi 11Inhi y uak$« m tin* M -liittiu n i ifi m ilita ry man ica's military muscles llexrd. innht C o n u nn tt yv iloininissioti than ullimiitiirn. IlHUJlf icllnjill.ini *1 . top Ih>x, p YVt*i nn<I i u n iim ird thm iiiitg file Industrial Com m ission rerlu iirn u iti, w ill discuss (be No. Tbo Ririrtiiighain Raptist properly n*hi1 ,h>v<| ari•f aLintp* *mt n f p iip p o r l troop8 n v.-r-i ported Imlay unemployment Yun Concedes British Order Four Convoys Through Zone Tito At Capital -’ Army, Navy Cash' To Be SfreSched ) Group Offers Olive Branch Kill Signed State Jobless Pay Declines runi|*eii*ntion im ynietit* 'tur- Muti-ter'a Cuuferen. *', an orm lot »<f ninfii our** In tlu* Im a! T In* \iiny iw trylotr (.. i ., irig S i‘|it»unb*r t ..tj*l*-*l i J . a l l , gnnizatii.il of about 2oU Nc. no n, 85*5 a considerable drop uu gru clergymen, urged city p*o»tulfiii» ittacfiuH lifrHUM* •'t't i% n it ..f romi. il In deni*.li-lrate "r* ■ tli*-ri? him in* pi'iUrUvi* wrap origttiiiM) AUtlimt/xt hy Me der Vugu»t paym ents. C h air mu n Worley Brown s|mn-ibility, fair play ami \ liiiu ir a n i li*itip-tiar> <r>ni pmg on tin* unki. * • • plenieul t.i test a new tyqie air said the lower payment* plus meniiiiigful faith” with the t*d, lit** rtuntlur mu r I in . u h.n| (Ju a iify in g petitions fur the o ffice of l.**ngwii»d City Courtellm uil have he, ri turned lit hy R II. F e rre ll and IV r .y W h ite. I'e titiiin s b.iv** I.. .oi tak.ui out f ..r sigruitur*’* of Iu icg i-tr.-e.t ml ci s by \l i -. I, o I H it . lim n and J . -till. K I i .-um. u N ew C laslu ’S SAN ID lit l.MINGII, Dolid'iwas an iilive-hrum ii gesture New by some Negro leaders to n un ll*'public 1 1 Pit * lushes were reported todzy In ml i f f resumption o f huge between slUilcnts and polpe - i i ci t ibiiiiiiist rut ions. Don’t forget tiie I ’itik L a ­ dies’ varie ty -how F rid a y evening ut Seminole High K ih m il. J ig ! . mjc off* .s i by these viiIu iit**i i * who give th e ir time at f-emiuot* Me­ m orial H ospital. St iuillol* * - • V o i.l <14 I It I US sehoid w ill bold it* I i;>t ses­ sion lu o ii.iy evening at tbe ci'Urt In*. -* \ a* I . a, dtierg, a ssista n t county agent, said the theme w ll !•*' “ C itru s and tiie Weothei '. . . . tim e 1 do |r Ut. Doc your wife buy nr dues sh e clothe pick jour pocket*? Our ia »c pblli'oplnT I* !1» ti> tiut ’ help j m »n in truu We anti he'll n«%er forget jrnu . p^pppially thr n n t tm v be * ui I'M 'lt I issue, (mi m issive Irg isliltlon Its t m iiil t ’ri'M ln tc rn a liu s .il p e rm ittin g liras County CnmIn I'bi'J, ili»* retail sues m issi.n i to hold a freeholders value in the automobile imhutry including i ar sales, gas­ oline tales and accessory sal-s total, d mole than $dl tal­ ilopioved nuidoy merit condi- N .g r o I'o m m u n ily by lin in g i' -n, ii. -irdllig I•• the Autoll »*li.oi, ki. kid *>lf a high* r lull Negro poll, i* anil ti** u ii an.l i>i|, M.inufacturers A j i . ci .iI'CoiiKiidr ti* rid for I' brl iila. ripening other city Jobs to lion. 1Im mini-ters' Riovvii said September pay­ N e g r o e s . ment.* weie S"i5l.5tMI miller the statement s*'t no deadline. I be sluteniellt .qijLlli lltl) previous month, *ult itivi i.. ri f t '- u *.t*l*us liuve g.uu- t . , l '1' I ’eutugiin as w. II n . to “ 'h 'T grtvei tiinent departments to tighten up mi -pend tug, I'.r t ic u ln r ly ui view of I lien* vvete 27 em(doyrrielit • w ie*|Uci'i| Id le u il rev ell ireexpis ie,| next ye a r if the ad­ o ffiie s ie i'.u tirig drcreliseis fot m in istra tio n 's i l l billion tax the niotilli mid five reporting inet ease,*. Memo to M rs. f.lutore M. cut I,ill is enacted (fib e r : R. K I'n rte r received yo u r note ib i* a. nt. and tried to telephone to (• ll y*ui that you read In t . *. n tin line* co rre ctly . . . S h e riff J . ll.d .by has been apprises) of tiie repotted K K K . lo ss burn­ ing on Nov 2. • $1)1 Kill inn A.MKKU AN I.IA.KIN Aiixilutiy. l.ovsiitK Font, to sliuw appr*'i iation for the work of public ami parochial school teachcra, have prenenicil (3,001 •■nvi‘|ii|H'S for report canls to the aeliooli. Making tin pre-entntiim were .Mrs. U. J. King (left), auxiliary preaitlent, and Mrs. Theodora Stile-, l oiumnnlty service i hnirman. Acreptinp i- Stewart Catehel, r otinD tlirw lot oi iiuflruttioa. (lit raid ITtoloj I'lertion. County voters also will pass *.M four candidates for three . Iiool 11u .Ice pints ami oil 111*' I......I nullage. i-’.ilifiu il v o lc is w ill iliiH i.r two city commis­ sioners from among three can­ didates. r mil*rhanded • I ii K T H L V i Knglafid 11 1*1 • Kluirie Wiiltrr, I'd, yi:m SI'EAltllEAD IM i n “ k*T nut tin1 vole” iTURpuifftt in Seminole County »ru IIpr. S. J. Davit* Jr. (left) ami Sen, Murk Ckvelaml Jr. (lleraM I’ iiotn) 3 Ministers Among 6 Slain By Castro Altamonte's Police Chief Hall Resigns Altamonte Springs Police study hy members of the coun­ MIAMI <UI’ D A Cuban Chief Grady Hall Wednesday cil with a continued meeting exile spokesman has confirm­ night submitted his letter of set f**r 8 p. m., Wednesday, ed that three of lit refugees r. ..ignutmu tu the I'ovvn Coun­ Oct. .Til, for ndoplioti. abducted from Anguilu fa y cil asking that it be incepted The new law will change tha lust August were executed no Inter (ban Nov. I. methods hy which candidates Halt stilted (hat he Is re­ qualify, calling for each to filo along with three Cuban clergymen by tiro Fidel Cas­ igning in order to devote full s notice o f In’ ctt! to tpis'lfy lime to lit* office as constable and payment of a qualifying tro regime. of District il and to spend fee. Attorney Charles R. Ashmore* time ill specialized train­ It sels up provisions for ab­ maim, wlra represents re la- ing tn the field of law enforce­ sentee balloting and for rrgis* lives of the kidnaped men, ment. trntion and re-registration o f Council accepted the resig­ all municipal voters. Voter* said the name* of the kid nailed victims, mill the details nation ns of lb t. .11 at which now registered will he accept. lime Assistant Chief Hus: ' n'.du for thi* y—rr'* muntrip:*) surtoutnllng tin, executions, Mihm will hecomo mtuig election, however, nfter Jan. 1. were not known chief. 19d4, all citizens must re-reg­ "Families of the kidnap vic­ Copies of a new election or­ ister if they are to vote iq tims have received notifica­ dinance were presented for the 19(14 elections. After next year, re-registration will Iat tion in vviitiug from Culm net upon council onllnatica as confirming the executions of needed. threa of ths 111,'* h« said Ill other business ths Inac­ Wednesday. tive building committee was Details surrounding the exdissolved and a n**w one form>d t o consist «>f A . C . R iovvii , (u ution of tha three m inisters A Snafu id Navy man, Leslie Winter and Town Clerk — n il I'rotestanta—also s i r * l-'ilcn Joel Way, 19, <<( Filler { Jim Palmer; larking, hut Ashmnnn said Spring* Trailer Court, was Tim purclmJe of a used tlm deaths with “ confirmed injured Wednesday ii I g Ii t pickup tixick for combined m.o I v witnesses." when hil (cooler crasiied ul- ill dog-catching and for water T U nilnislei • wc.e lilenti nro.-l Inail-on wilir an unta- department equipment wn.x fied a. Tin* Rev, Antonio Gonzales iitobilo driven hy l(.*ln*'y tliseuurd with action deferred Marion Shuck, 17, o f ulU Fust unlit a Inter meeting and, of the Kvnngellcal Church in 25lli Street, Trooper W. It. zY repiut wax discusM'd on I’ innr del Itiu; the Rev. I’ahlo progress of the sale of the forString-field repor(t*l today. Rodiiginz of the Church of W ay, tlm tio *.|ii'r said, w as no r town dump situ to tlm God in Gullies, Havana Pro­ vince, and tin* Rev. Jose Uu- d riv in g south on Sanford Rev. Jewell Smith with At­ rado of the Gideon Church in Avenim without lights in a torney S. J. Davis Jr. advising that tiie town could giva rx Florida, Cnnutguay Proviri**'. rainstorm and ns ha npwarranty deed to thn prop­ 11 rone tie* I (Iu* intersection of Tin* 19 refugees were erty. siiiitihed from Rritish \ii- S iin f .n l anil S ta le Rond 427 J lie Recreation CommittCD guilu Cay Aug. H in full view Sh uck's .'Hr iitllled «*lt of the ..f a U. S, Const (iirurd pa- •lilv e w n y of n food store, and, was nut represented at tlm trnl aircraft and ». veral U. not being nlde to see Wny'n meeting, however Mayor LawS. fighter planes. Britain has li g t ill c s Br'iioli'r in the ra in , i unco SWofford reported that u ii architect Inn been usked to |.o* a ilemiuuling their retain. e r a sherl vvitlr iL W iry w.is taken to the N avy sulnuit a tentative plan fur a has** mill im mediately I rails recreation center building. NAS Man Hurt In Collision Disturbance Off Bermuda f erred to Or I undo A ir Force Rase ll.a p itn ] su ffe rin g muitrpit* fractures of tin* rig h t leg irn*1 iitlmr in ju ries, Stringfield said. Slun k was shaken op but not injured serio u sly. M IA M I ( U I T I F .v h lrn r* .Sh eriff .1 I,. Hubby report­ of a weak will.I circulaUuil ed Mlehucl S r - .u, also oi Snnin ii h*w jirc ssu ri* area aurith fo n i Navnl \ ir Station, ivus o f p* i in ii.la n m foitm l tm la y , chuig eil with r e ik le .r d rivin g t l i w enthiw li'ircnu rc p o rtc il. vrlieir Iu* I . . -I control of Ids F..rc ii-t.-rv ■axt*l a stow in- automobile at 3:29 t h i s tmnrlficntiun was «x|rc<ti'*i morning mi S ilv e r Lake it a il, •luring tin* next I* hnurx us em s-ilig a il lt ill , tenting down ihr* h*w drifter! n«*riht*n.stwur*l. n fem e and the cur turned The low iiri'jsurc moa triTch n iiilp l.le ly over. S e * -i arid *d ( h u h Rermiuia l** iho x i'.l- two piiBiengi r- were unhurt, ern ( arihhcan. tile S iie riff said. W eathermen said the ulr i cold ill tile a lv il o f cm 11Iation and there was tin Prisoner Flees DeLand Court DELAND 4UIT) — A pris­ oner awaiting n hearing on charges nf armed rubbery Inoke out of a court anteroom hero Wrdm day. slid down a til-foot pip« and vseaped, Polica anid C 1 c v I a n d S|irsdley, 22, es* aped by reinovlug on iron gratia, front tiie ante-rooni winduw, llieu sliding down u pipv lhrc« floors to freedom. at Hie Aigenlinu Junior Huh l lne.l I Nil VVe(|fit*s.iliiy fur .S. bool Police used tear gin o iliM-Jitig H,'i 11E-iti h f t util Hi** force ail entry into Ills* scliiid D in li’ i vv• m nhf*|l Hhu lillilitlg c il t h a n * « o f ( I ii * >»ii:**ui'ir **'V under » bnrrage o f rod s to n iu k e up h(*r VYediiing enth tio |iu al xturni *lt'veli)|>iiig unless it warm ed 11)1. thrown by lb« young student*. tiUlH ACnll, Tin' weather Imre an said 1 1■ .lis t ur l.e*I in err u u , exfi**i *- Christmas Gifts Now Offered Holy .17 .shopping days ‘til OirMtinaai Mindfril of liiis, downtown niercliaots have sponsored a two-page spread in today's Herald urging residents to Tin your t'iiristnurs shop­ ping early." 'file nieii hunts already have laid in their ( 'hn.xtmas stor k and much of it already in on display. Most stores, too, have a lay-away plan . . . elect your ('hnstnmt gifts now, make a small ilepo.-rt and the storm will hold them until you are ready to pick then up. Christmas shopicrs, perusing the mis In till* two-page spread, should have no trouble in the wide offerings if finding jnst the right pi't'.r'iits for loved ones, friends and relatives, commercial gifts. So, why not shop now turd avoid the lastminute Christmas rusi? Store personnel will Ire happy to serve you atul have the timu NOW to help \**o make your .< l**clion- cd tu ntiiy o ver lire w rite' and continue m oving to the i.orthea l. Truck Kills Cyclist, 73 TAMPA, Fin. i l l ’ ll - John Zimie, 7.1, of Tampa, was killed tie it* \\ .'due oi ay when the hicyck' lie was rid­ ing collide.I with a large truck loaded with telephone poles. Authorities said /h o le was thrown beneath the tandem wheels of tin: truck. Steam Heat Rids Rids for steam heating of three buildingn at Sun ford Naval Air Station, estimated to cost lc.*» than $25,000, will ).*■ accepted until 2 p.m. Oct. 'tl by the officer in charge *.f 4.11. Im* tbo* at lloj ba^v. i lurid* l)i-trih u to rs t o r l)*'iirii.in t ustoni B u ilt T ire * F A M R i.il ___ | s ir n s r u -r F � 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 16, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 16, 1963. 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